Ohio Living 2022 Annual Report

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REFLECTING ON 100 YEARS OF OHIO LIVING

2022 marks an outstanding organizational milestone for Ohio Living – our 100th anniversary.

What started in Sydney, Ohio as Dorothy Love Presbyterian Home in 1922 has blossomed into one of the nation’s largest not-for-profit, multi-site aging services organizations with 12 life plan communities, Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice, Physician Services and Palliative Medicine, and the Ohio Living Foundation.

When I consider the impact of 100 years, I’m encouraged that our organization continues to evolve, continues to grow…continues to not only rest on today, but move forward and execute visions of tomorrow. Whether embracing technology to enhance care delivery, fostering unparalleled compassion, or cultivating partnerships, Ohio Living continues to seek innovative solutions to challenges.

The launch of the Perennial Consortium this year was a notable success to ring in our centennial year. In partnership with three other senior living providers, Ohio Living championed the creation of an owner-operated Medicare Advantage network, Perennial Consortium. This innovative approach to insurance and care allows our residents to have peace of mind knowing that the insurance aspect of their care is being handled by people who truly understand and respect their individual needs. Moving our mission forward through value-based initiatives like this makes me proud to do the work we do.

It’s a calling; what we do is a calling, and it’s carried out by our outstanding team of 2,700+ employees. I’m fueled immeasurably by getting out into our communities, in our home health and hospice locations and beyond, and seeing what we deliver upon. Amidst a very challenging time in the aging services industry, we do not compromise on quality and care. Together, we remain united in our efforts to serve adults at a point in their lives when they need us the most.

As we continue to sustain ourselves and proactively create new value propositions that will help older adults optimize their life as they continue to age, I’m excited about what tomorrow is going to bring for our organization.

Laurence C. Gumina Chief Executive Officer

OPERATING REVENUES AND SOURCES

EXPENSE BREAKDOWN

Total $237,822 (in thousands)

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

FISCAL YEAR 2022

380 Hospice Average Daily Census

*Ohio Living Communities Representative | +Ohio Living Holdings Representative

Paul Flannery+

Barbara Sears-Roshon+ Chair

Mary L. Cochran+ David Hartsook*

Kevin Futryk+

Terry R. White* Resident Director

Dennis Deibel*

Robert E. Parker+ Chair

Laurence C. Gumina*+ Chief Executive Officer

Rev. Raafat Zaki+

Dennis Eckart+

Bonnie Quist+

James Joyce*

Richard J. Frenchie* Sheldon Taft*

Sandy Adam*

Mark A. Matson Ex-Officio

Dan Ginis Chief Development Officer

Mark Baltimore*

Rev. Chris White*

Donald (Gus) Edwards*

Robert Parker

Bruce Boyd+

Laurence C. Gumina Chief Executive Officer Bernard Wright, Jr.*

OHIO LIVING OFFICERS (from left to right)

Mica Rees Chief Brand & Growth Officer

Leslie Belfance Chief Operating Officer of Communities

Dana Ullom-Vucelich Chief Human Resources Officer

Laurence C. Gumina Chief Executive Officer

Wendy Kiser Chief Operating Officer of Holdings

Dan Ginis Chief Development Officer

Robert B. Stillman Chief Financial Officer

Silver Heart Award for Inclusion

Nominations from around the state shared beautiful examples of employees who exemplified the heart of inclusion in their work and their daily lives. One person per location was selected to receive the award. These individuals will wear the silver heart, representing all the Ohio Living employee hearts of service around the state.

Ohio Living Breckenridge Village: Chris Higgins

Ohio Living Cape May: Carolyn Ison

Ohio Living Corporate: Kristen Collins

Ohio Living Dorothy Love: Eric Shoemaker

Ohio Living Foundation: Eva Allen

Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice:

Greater Akron: Diana Fouse

Greater Cleveland: Irina Mikhalev

Greater Columbus: Christine Vecchio

Greater Dayton: Kimberley Shepherd

Greater Toledo: Tiffani Eberflus

Greater Youngstown: Rachelle Macias

Village Home Health & Hospice: Michelle Angel

Ohio Living Lake Vista: Erika Parke-Sphler

Ohio Living Llanfair: Michelle Devlin

Ohio Living Mount Pleasant: Christina Owens

Ohio Living Quaker Heights: Elise Brestelli

Ohio Living Rockynol: Heather Septer

Ohio Living Sarah Moore: Gorjeana Christian-Colwell

Ohio Living Swan Creek: Stacy Chesney

Ohio Living Vineyard on Catawba: Amylia Lowe

Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber: Jason Koprivich

Great Place to Work, Best Workplaces for Aging Services Designations Extended Another Year

Great things hold their value, and Ohio Living is proud to be named a Great Place to Work™ for the fifth consecutive year from Great Place to Work®, the global authority on workplace culture. The annual certification process consists of externally conducted employee surveys that focus on policies, organizational structure, employee engagement and other workplace experiences.

Additionally, Ohio Living has been nationally ranked at #23 on Fortune magazine’s list of Best Workplaces in Aging Services for 2022.

The results were determined by survey feedback from over 243,000 employees working in the United States senior housing and care industry. Ohio Living’s certification as a Great Place to Work® is what qualified it to be considered for this prestigious honor.

“Our committed staff are navigating an industry that continues to grow with new challenges each day, but remarkably they meet those obstacles with passion, contribution and an unparalleled mission-focus,” shares Chief Human Resources Officer, Dana Ullom-Vucelich. “They bring the ‘Living’ into Ohio Living.”

As a faith-based, not-for-profit organization, Ohio Living identifies ten beliefs at the core of its operation — inclusiveness, respect, innovation, dedicated staff and volunteers, high ethical standards, high-quality and caring service, being a good neighbor, responsiveness, financial stability and open dialogue. Its culture of appreciation and recognition is designed to reward living out each of these values.

Columbus Community Lauds Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber as Top Pick

Once again, Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber landed in The Columbus Dispatch’s CBUS Top Picks winners circle this year. The life plan community was awarded Top Pick for Best Senior Continuum Care Living for the sixth consecutive year. It was also named Top Pick for Best 55+ Active Adult Apartment/Condo Living. The winners are chosen by readers of The Columbus Dispatch.

Multiple Ohio Living Communities Recognized by U.S. News & World Report

Ohio Living is proud to be recognized by U.S. News and World Report for its annual “Best in Senior Living” rankings. Of the 3,000 communities surveyed, Ohio Living communities ranked in the toptier of those that excel in independent living, assisted living and/or memory care.

Special shout out to Ohio Living Dorothy Love and Ohio Living Llanfair who earned dual accolades - Best Independent Living and Best Assisted Living - in this year’s rankings. Ohio Living Breckenridge Village was also endorsed as a Best Memory Care facility. In total, 11 of Ohio Living’s 12 communities were named either Best Independent Living or Best Assisted Living.

U.S. News & World Report awards high performing nursing homes based on state conducted health inspections, nurse staffing and medical quality measures. Only about one out of eight facilities achieved “Best” status on U.S. News’ list by earning an overall rating of at least 4.5.

Ohio Living Cape May Honored with 2022 Best of Senior Living Award

A Place for Mom, the leading online platform and trusted advisory service for senior care in North America, named Ohio Living Cape May as a top-rated senior living community for 2022.

The best of senior living honor represents the best of the best of in-home care, assisted living and other senior living providers, determined by the reviews of seniors and their families on SeniorAdvisor.com, the nation’s largest ratings and reviews site for senior care and services. This exclusive designation honors only the top 2-3% of nearly 45,000 senior care providers across the country for providing exemplary care and support to aging loved ones.

me proud to work at Ohio Living is the difference that I make every day. I can truly say that I come in to work knowing that I am making a difference whether it’s within the office our communities or even with our people it gives me a sense of purpose.”

-Kara, Ohio Living Foundation Employee

Ohio Living, Curana Health Partner to Elevate Physicians Services

Ohio Living and Curana Health have teamed up to bring higher expertise and quality of care to adults throughout the Buckeye State through a reimagined Physician Services program, known as Curana Health Medical Group.

The joint venture builds on the existing Ohio Living Physician Services model, which provides a team of transitional care physicians and clinicians in a variety of settings from skilled nursing communities and rehab facilities, to assisted living centers and private homes. Added expertise in clinical leadership, engaged and experienced providers, and industry relationships from Curana Health will further elevate the patient experience moving forward.

“Moving our mission forward fuels everything we do at Ohio Living,” says Laurence Gumina, Ohio Living CEO. “We are continually evaluating our offerings and are excited to partner with Curana Health to leverage our mutual strengths and provide even greater Physician Services to our residents and patients. We are committed to raising the bar when it comes to providing outstanding and value-based care.”

Perennial Advantage Health Plan Launches

In 2021, Ohio Living launched Perennial Consortium, a provider-owned Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan, alongside fellow providers Juniper Communities and Christian Living Communities and our managing partner AllyAlignHealth.

Perennial Advantage is more than a health plan; it’s a cost-effective and streamlined way to bring residents the care and services they need. A centralized point of contact, comprehensive care coordination and frequent preventative care visits are just a few of the benefits. This innovative approach to insurance and care will enable Ohio Living residents to have peace of mind knowing that the insurance aspect of their care is being handled by people who truly understand and respect their individual needs.

Statewide Hiring Day Yields Top Talent

On Jan. 3, 2022, Ohio Living hosted a first-of-its-kind Statewide Hiring Day to fill an assortment of open positions across its senior living communities and service lines.

Seven in-person events were hosted throughout Ohio, with career opportunities ranging from corporate roles to culinary positions. Applicants were invited to participate in on-site interviews and learn more about position benefits and organizational culture. Prize raffles for premium items, including iPads, were also on tap.

It takes people to move the mission forward. Ohio Living remains committed to optimizing its staffing initiatives to include not only thoughtful recruitment, but also retention.

Intergenerational Learning Center Opens in Partnership with Youngstown State University

Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice - Greater Youngstown and Youngstown State University (YSU) are collaborating on a new university-supported intergenerational learning center named “Vivo Center.” This program has been made possible by critical funding from the Ohio Living Foundation.

The Ohio Living Vivo Center is designed to address the changing needs of older adults in the community while creating a “living lab” for YSU students to gain hands-on experience working with the aging population.

“Intergenerational programming has been shown to be beneficial to both older and younger adults, and intergenerational interactions can be the gateway for students into a career in the aging field,” said Sarah Hadley, Executive Director - Greater Cleveland and Greater Youngstown, Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice.

“Attracting YSU students to aging careers through the collaboration with the Ohio Living Vivo Center combined with Ohio Living offering mentoring and professional development opportunities for students is one way to address the workforce shortage in elder care and services,” Hadley added.

The name “Vivo Center” was selected through a contest among YSU students and Youngstown Senior Center members. A kickoff event was hosted on YSU’s campus in April 2022, complete with breakfast, speakers, keynote presentation and information tables for intergenerational learning.

“The support she is receiving is invaluable… it would be tough if I were the only person providing support, but to be here means that we have others we can count on, so she has people alongside her who can help her to live well, and that’s really important support.”

-Clint, Ohio Living Swan Creek Resident Family Member

100 YEARS OF

Ohio Living, Amazon, Aiva Health, Partners Install Echo Dots for 500 Local Seniors

The Ohio Living Foundation has teamed up with Amazon and other partners to install Echo Dot smart speakers free of charge in the homes of 500 qualifying senior citizens in the Mahoning Valley.

The Echo Dots, which can relay audio announcements and reminders and support some two-way interaction, are intended to improve communication, health and safety for senior citizens. "Smart speakers can dramatically enhance communication and peace of mind for senior citizens and their families, and we’re very excited about serving these 500 individuals,” said Wendy Price Kiser, chief operating officer of holdings, which provides supportive services that help seniors stay independent. “We're viewing this rollout as a learning experience that could help Ohio Living provide smart speaker technology to hundreds of senior citizens who live in our communities across Ohio."

The program is designed to serve low-income senior citizens. Amazon is donating the 500 Echo Dots and Aiva Health, a voice technology provider, is discounting its work to program the devices. Ohio Living is donating funds for the remaining installation expense and Family and Community Services, a Ravenna-based nonprofit, is coordinating the rollout and enrolling eligible senior citizens, along with the Senior Support Action Group, which assists seniors in the Mahoning Valley.

The Echo Dot is a voice-controlled smart speaker that provides music, news, information and more. Through Amazon’s Alexa Smart Properties senior living solution, the Echo Dots distributed through this initiative can also relay announcements about food assistance delivery, provide community information and call up to five specific phone numbers on request. The capabilities of the devices can also be further customized by residents. For example, one participant’s Echo Dot delivers daily Bible readings.

“We believe the intuitive and accessible nature of voice and Alexa has the potential to help and delight customers in many scenarios, in and outside of the home,” said Liron Torres, head of Alexa Smart Properties, Amazon. “We build devices and services that help make customers’ lives better, and the senior living solution from Alexa Smart Properties enables organizations like the Ohio Living Foundation to do exactly that, while helping associates focus on important tasks and high-value care.”

iN2L announces Communities that Shine Award winners

iN2L, the leader in person-centered engagement technology for senior living, awarded Ohio Living Breckenridge Village their annual Brilliance in Resident Empowerment Communities that Shine Award.

The Communities that Shine Awards recognize forward-thinking senior living communities that are using iN2L content-driven

engagement technology to provide the best experience to residents and staff and to stand out in their market. In addition to motivating organizations throughout the industry to achieve similar success, the awards program provides recipients with a chance to win a donation to support the charity or cause of their choice.

Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber to partner with OSU on robot pilot

Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber is participating in an eight-week, $3.13 million study testing whether socially assistive robots, some of which are shaped like animals, can encourage social interaction among older adults, especially those living with dementia. The study is in partnership with Vanderbilt University and Ohio State University’s College of Nursing who received a five-year grant from the National Institute on Aging at the National Institutes of Health.

Robot pets were first introduced in the early 2000s. Initially, they were regarded as clunky and costly; however, as technology has evolved, they’ve become more lifelike and responsive. Today, advanced animatronics can respond to touch and sound and mimic signs of life, like breathing and purring. Unlike live pets, robot pets do not require hands-on care, and they don’t present any behavioral surprises or allergy risk.

We’re always looking for peace and joy outcomes,” said Leslie Belfance, Ohio Living chief operating officer of communities, adding that OSU is 12 blocks from the Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber community. “When we were approached about participating in the study, to have a little animal that is realistic for our residents, it would be fun and joyful for them. For some, it’s very calming and peaceful to sit and pet an animal.”

The study will enable researchers to improve adaptive robot-mediated intervention architecture through software development, measure a reduction in apathy among older adults with cognitive impairments and mild or moderate dementia, and identify future scalability and sustainability of socially assistive robot implementation in longterm care settings.

and at several other Ohio Living life plan communities throughout the state," said Laurence Gumina, Ohio Living CEO. "Engagement with iN2L has remarkable effects on residents’ physical, mental and social well-being, and the value iN2L has brought to our campuses is immeasurable.”

maintenance, culinary, all of the workers.

Everyone is so kind, compassionate, respectful and very helpful.”

-Trula, Ohio Living Breckenridge Village Resident

Director of Nursing Honored as Columbus Business First Healthcare Hero

In March 2022, Samantha Patrick, director of nursing, Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber was honored as a Columbus Business First Healthcare Hero. The recognition honored healthcare workers in Central Ohio who distinguished themselves with exceptional service and care during the pandemic.

Patrick has been with the organization for 17 years, starting out as a charge nurse on the night shift before climbing the ladder to her current position overseeing about 150 staffers.

“Her dedication to and love for the staff is evident in her desire to create a fun environment in the midst of the heaviness that has accompanied the pandemic,” said Sydney McBride, Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber’s executive director, in her nomination of Patrick for a Healthcare Heroes recognition. “She enthusiastically facilitates group moments of recognition and meets 1:1 to help soothe away sadness. Her exceptional clinical skills and huge heart are gifts.”

Raising the Bar with Deficiency-Free Surveys

On the heels of a survey moratorium, the Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice - Greater Cleveland team earned a standard deficiency-free survey from the Community Health Accreditation Program (CHAP). We applaud our teams on a job well done and for continuing to provide the highest level of care in alignment with our mission.

5-Star Quality Ratings Earned Another Year

5-Star Quality Ratings remain in effect across our communities. 5 of our skilled nursing locations - Ohio Living Breckenridge Village, Ohio Living Lake Vista, Ohio Living Sarah Moore, Ohio Living Swan Creek and Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber - received fivestar ratings in long-term care from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The average rating among our 11 rated communities is an impressive 4.12 stars, which ranks above the state and national averages of 3.1 and 3.32 respectively.

Youngstown Area Chaplain Nominated for H.O.P.E. Award

Annually, The Hope Foundation of the Mahoning Valley awards the H.O.P.E. Award for Lifetime Achievement. It is presented to an individual who is: Honorable. Outstanding. Philanthropic. Excellent. In 2022, Daniel Tayman, chaplain at Ohio Living home Health & Hospice – Greater Youngstown, was nominated.

“Daniel has served as chaplain in the Youngstown service area for more than seven and a half years,” said Sarah Hadley, executive director, Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice – Greater Cleveland and Youngstown. “He is a natural-born leader and demonstrates these abilities through countless projects that he spearheads in Youngstown and Cleveland. His determination to improve the lives of patients, families and staff members throughout these communities is unparalleled - we call him our very own Patch Adams!”

Throughout his tenure, Daniel has been awarded the 2015 Valley Legacy Award for outstanding senior advocate and 2019 Ohio Living Greater Youngstown Employee of the Year accolades. He is selfless in his work and serves with a greater purpose that others admire,” said Hadley. “His focus is always for the greater good and his ideas, events, assistance, direction, wisdom always serves to unite people and glorify God.”

A DIFFERENCE

Total Financial Impact to Those We Serve

$21,678,231

Skilled Nursing & Assisted Living Medicaid Charity Medicaid is the state of Ohio’s health care funding source for low-income individuals. The dollars here represent the difference between the cost of care at Ohio Living skilled nursing and assisted living centers, and the Medicaid or Medicaid Waiver reimbursement for that care.

$18,489,920

The information below illustrates the total financial impact of Ohio Living’s community benefit. Each dollar represents our commitment to every community we serve:

Life Care Commitment

The Life Care Commitment, with the help of charitable support from the Ohio Living Foundation, assures all Ohio Living residents that they will always have a home even if – in good faith –they exhaust the funds meant to see them through.

$2,934,341

Life Plan Communities, Home Health & Hospice, Foundation and Corporate Office Representing community benefit activities.

$122,062

Honorable Service Grants

We have instituted a program to honor the service of long-standing church workers and those with military service. This program provides significant discounts on fees for apartments and homes at Ohio Living life plan communities.

$131,908

-Patricia, Ohio Living Swan Creek Employee 100 YEARS OF MAKING

welcomes you no matter the color, your nationality or where you come from, your background ... they embrace you as a person and that gives me a sense of pride every day to just come to work.”

Columbus CEO Named Ohio Living as Healthcare Achievement Awards finalist

Ohio Living was named a finalist in Columbus CEO’s annual Healthcare Achievement Awards, in the Pathway to Population Health – Organization category. The awards recognize an organization, company or individual for creative efforts that get in front of health care issues to effectively reduce the incidence of disease and improve the well-being of communities.

Actions Ohio Living has taken to reduce the incidence of disease and improve the well-being of communities across Ohio that were cited in the nomination included:

• Perennial Consortium – Ohio Living championed the creation of an owner-operated Medicare Advantage network, Perennial Consortium.

• Home to Stay – Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice (OLHHH) works with physicians and hospitals to help patients experience a better recovery and return to their normal activities more quickly, through the Home to Stay program. In 2019, OLHHH’s 30-day hospital readmission rate was 3%, a drastic decrease from the national average (over 19%).

• Dispatch Health – In an additional effort to minimize emergency room visits, Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice maintains a partnership to offer mobile emergency room services. As part of the Dispatch Health offering, an EMT/Nurse Practitioner will come to the patient’s home within two hours.

Gumina honored by LeadingAge Ohio at Annual Conference & Trade Show, Presented at National Conference

Ohio Living CEO Laurence Gumina was awarded the 2021 Visionary Leader Award at LeadingAge Ohio’s Annual Conference and Trade Show Aug. 4-6, 2021, in Columbus, Ohio. The prestigious accolade is awarded to an individual that has made an outstanding contribution in the field of aging through inspirational and visionary leadership.

Additionally, Gumina was invited to present to the national Leading Age audience at their annual convention in October 2021 on “Accelerating Technology Innovation after COVID.” He presented alongside the CEO of Ohio’s Hospice and a representative from Ziegler and Linkage.

Leadership Announcements

Having served as executive director at Ohio Living Quaker Heights, Sarah Thompson was appointed executive director of Ohio Living Cape May in May 2022. Prior to Ohio Living, Sarah was Assistant Vice President of Small Neighborhoods for Otterbein SeniorLife.

Transitioning from the Ohio Living Llanfair leadership team, Drew Burnett assumed the Ohio Living Quaker Heights executive director position in May 2022. Prior to joining Ohio Living, Drew served as an administrator for several organizations.

Cristal Vincent was appointed executive director of Ohio Living Dorothy Love in May 2022. Vincent boasts 20 years of experience in multiple areas, including long-term care, independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care and rehabilitation.

Christine Smith was appointed executive director of Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice – Greater Toledo in August 2022. She has served in the Toledo and southern Michigan markets for many years as a nursing home administrator.

CELEBRATING OUR LONGEST-TENURED EMPLOYEES

One hundred of our longest-tenured employees were invited to share how their experience at Ohio Living has been meaningful to them.

Name: Kristan Florida Hire Date: October 31,

“One time a family was struggling and I was able to solve some of their problems and help them move on. I knew in my heart that I made a difference for them.”

Name: Carol Saylor Hire Date: November 22, 1989

Name: Angela Woodward

Hire Date: 1995

“Co-workers and residents counting on you makes you feel good about yourself. It brings me a sense of fulfillment to see a smile on the residents’ faces and put joy in their hearts.”

Name: Stan Kappers

Hire Date: August 28, 1991

“I come to work to deliver the mission. I’m here to support co-workers and residents and do what I can to make their lives the very best they can be.”

“One time we had a resident who had a hard time speaking. I was taking care of her and talking, singing and joking as always. She put her hand on mine and very slowly told me that I am good for her soul.”

Name: Deb Cromes Hire Date: August 10, 1993

Name: Connie Momsen

Hire Date: November 1, 1995

“You really become a family working here with the residents. The residents and staff are a huge part of what I love about my job, and I have a purpose here. I make a difference. After all these years, I can still contribute.”

*Employee stories continued on page 24.

Full list of 100 longest-tenured employees on pages 18 and 23.

“The residents and staff are a huge part of what I love about my job, and I have a purpose here. I make a difference.”

“I feel joy when the residents seem happy after I help them. I love to see their smiles. It helps me feel like I am doing God’s work and I do it with all of my heart!”

OUR 100 LONGEST-TENURED EMPLOYEES

40+ Years

Theresa Dampier

Hire Date: May 5, 1976

Debbie Wolaver

Hire Date: October 10, 1976

Steven G. Schmitz

Hire Date: August 28, 1978

Diana Kiss

Hire Date: September 1, 1978

Judy Lee Sweeney

Hire Date: September 22, 1980

Linda Knapp

Hire Date: September 30, 1980

Kelly J. Mulvaney

Hire Date: December 15, 1980

Mary L. Calla

Hire Date: January 13, 1981

Mary Hunter

Hire Date: October 28, 1981

Beverly Rahieem

Hire Date: June 24, 1982

30+ Years

Tammy Raybuck-Gavin

Hire Date: February 14, 1983

Joanna M. Fiala

Hire Date: August 3, 1983

Barbara Schrengost

Hire Date: October 27, 1983

Princess Britton

Hire Date: September 18, 1984

Lisha Evans

Hire Date: October 10, 2984

Mary Brooks

Hire Date: November 8, 1984

Denise Coles

Hire Date: February 6, 1985

Louis Chapple

Hire Date: February 21, 1985

Donna Jirousek

Hire Date: August 21, 1985

Judith Depinet

Hire Date: October 18, 1986

Melissa Osterman

Hire Date: March 31, 1986

Michael Caulfield

Hire Date: May 13, 1986

Mary Taulbee

Hire Date: June 3, 1986

Lisa Murfield

Hire Date: September 23, 1986

Terry Hill

Hire Date: December 30, 1986

Mark Roberts

Hire Date: March 2, 1987

Betty Young

Hire Date: July 27, 1987

Debra Massey

Hire Date: September 30, 1987

Patricia Harris

Hire Date: October 20, 1987

Marilyn Webb

Hire Date: November 18, 1987

Cheryl Fleck

Hire Date: March 14, 1988

Carol Troll

Hire Date: May 18, 1988

Sandra Stacy

Hire Date: May 26, 1988

Kelly Foster

Hire Date: September 26, 1988

Josephine Ike

Hire Date: March 19, 1989

Angela Vanderhorst

Hire Date: May 10, 1989

Darla Gore

Hire Date: May 16, 1989

John Suiter

Hire Date: June 1, 1989

Maya Gregg

Hire Date: June 14, 1989

Regina White

Hire Date: July 5, 1989

Sharon Vitantonio

Hire Date: November 20, 1989

Carol Saylor

Hire Date: November 22, 1989

Linda Kelly

Hire Date: January 17, 1990

Michelle Smith

Hire Date: April 17, 1990

Nancy Conroy

Hire Date: May 26, 1990

Andrea Deal

Hire Date: July 11, 1990

Patricia Sayre

Hire Date: November 19, 1990

Francine Clegg

Hire Date: September 20, 1990

Andrea Isenberg

Hire Date: October 1, 1990

Michael Schrembeck

Hire Date: October 10, 1990

CELEBRATING OUR ANNIVERSARY Centennial

Each Ohio Living community celebrated the centennial in their own unique way, from 1920s-themed parties and concerts to parades and food truck events. Eleven campuses hosted the Legacy Tour: A Cherished Journey that Began with Love, where guests could explore a traveling exhibit filled with artifacts and mementos from the past hundred years. As another part of the celebration, over 140 residents, family members and employees were interviewed; their answers to the question How would you describe Ohio Living in one word? are featured throughout this spread.

compassion joy

welcoming

peace

Angela King

Hire Date: November 7, 1990

Bill Renner

Hire Date: November 26, 1990

Brian Kolenich

Hire Date: January 14, 1991

Dawn Neth

Hire Date: January 16, 1991

Mary Tarvin

Hire Date: March 2, 1991

Lisa Wolf

Hire Date: May 31, 1991

Carl Pellman

Hire Date: June 24, 1991

Joedda Habeker

Hire Date: July 31, 1991

Kathleen Miller

Hire Date: August 19, 1991

Stan Kappers

Hire Date: August 26, 1991

Kimberly Tyler

Hire Date: September 18, 1991

Vicki Alexander

Hire Date: September 25, 1991

Kimberly Evans

Hire Date: September 30, 1991

Mary Teresa Emerson

Hire Date: November 16, 1991

Tracy Townsend

Hire Date: February 24, 1992

Barbara Cassity

Hire Date: April 4, 1992

Brenda Luther Hire Date: May 6, 1992

Carol Edmonds

Hire Date: July 27, 1992

Carla Wyatt Hire Date: August 26, 1992

Penny Clark Hire Date: April 1, 1992

25+ Years

Connie Tolbert

Hire Date: July 1, 1993

Paul Tharan Hire Date: July 24, 1993

Debra Cromes Hire Date: August 10, 1993

Sharon Davis Hire Date: August 31, 1993

Deborah Ann Fillar Hire Date: September 27, 1993

Tammy Smith Hire Date: February 23, 1994

Sonia Laber

Hire Date: May 18, 1994

Theresa Hedrick

Hire Date: May 25, 1994

Lisa Nebraski

Hire Date: May 31, 1994

Teresa Adams

Hire Date: June 14, 1994

Lajoy Wright

Hire Date: July 15, 1994

Pam Sokira

Hire Date: July 20, 1994

Stephanie Shevalier

Hire Date: October 17, 1994

Buffy Jo Fairchild

Hire Date: December 19, 1994

Kellie Morris

Hire Date: May 20, 1995

Rhonda Seguin

Hire Date: May 8, 1995

Georgette Lawson

Hire Date: June 5, 1995

Angela Woodward

Hire Date: August 1, 1995

Teresa Yoest

Hire Date: August 28, 1995

Violet Caskey

Hire Date: October 16, 1995

Pamela Huhnke

Hire Date: March 18, 1996

Lori Rider

Hire Date: June 10, 1996

Joyce Pollock

Hire Date: July 1, 1996

Sarah Schnurr

Hire Date: July 17, 1996

Kelly Gross

Hire Date: August 30, 1996

Gorjeana Christian Colwell

Hire Date: October 18, 1996

Amy Perkins

Hire Date: November 14, 1996

Colleen Anderson

Hire Date: December 2, 1996

Gina Dunmire

Hire Date: January 23, 1997

Lisa Ingram

Hire Date: May 19, 1997

CELEBRATING OUR LONGEST-TENURED EMPLOYEES

*Continued from page 17

Name: Mike Caulfield

Hire Date: May 1986

“It’s great to be able to take care of the needs of the residents and their families. I treat them like I want my family to be treated and it’s nice to know that I’m making a difference in the lives of the residents. I’ve been here for so long and seen people through the stages of life. It’s good to take care of them and make their time here a pleasant experience.”

“One time, my son, who volunteered here over 400 hours as a teenager, visited the residents in his Marine uniform and the residents he had served earlier stood up and saluted him. It was a special moment for all of us.”

Name: Patti Allen

Hire Date: December 1, 1997

Name: Kelly Foster

Hire Date: September 26, 1988

“I like the sense of accomplishing something to better the lives of our seniors. I like to provide the needs of our residents with genuine compassion and love.”

Name: Pam Sokira

Hire Date: July 20, 1994

“My grandmother worked as a cook here for 27 years and my Aunt worked as a business manager for 37 years. I used to come to Sarah Moore and help my grandmother when I was younger. This was the place for me.”

Name: Betty Young

Hire Date: July 27, 1987

Name: Bina Akther

Hire Date: February 26, 2002

“When I first came to the United States, I was in the hospital from an accident. That inspired me to find a job where I could care for others, because I was so grateful for those who cared for me. Now the residents are my family. I worry about them even when I’m on vacation!”

“Three of my grandparents passed away close to each other and I must have seemed a little sad one day. One of the residents asked me what was wrong and when I told her, she told me that she would be my grandmother. This resident had raised her three granddaughters after the death of her own daughter. The generous nature of her heart touched me.”

“Every day is joyful and fulfilling knowing that I make a difference in the lives of our residents. This is my home away from home.”

Name: Missie Osterman

Hire Date: March 31, 1986

Resident Terry and resident daughters, an impactful the installation Cynthia Cynthia’s Westminster-Thurber’s hosts chairs outside in the Terry. we wanted went of the Terry wife’s families the wonderful Thurber Cynthia’s completed would Terry. was as

“I like to provide the needs of our residents with genuine compassion and love.”

Cynthia’s Blossoms

Cynthia’s Garden Blossoms into Resident Favorite

Terry White, resident at Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber and resident director of the Ohio Living board, and his two daughters, Ann Connelly and Stephanie Jacobs, have made an impactful gift to Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber for the installation of Cynthia’s Garden in honor of his late wife, Cynthia White.

Cynthia’s Garden is an outdoor patio at Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber’s skilled nursing facility. The garden hosts perennials, flowering shrubs and colorful planters, with chairs and umbrellas for residents and their families, to sit outside and enjoy the scenery. “My wife spent several years in the care of the nurses at the skilled nursing facility,” said Terry. “She was always fascinated by gardens and flowers, and we wanted to create something in her memory. “Every time I went to see her in skilled nursing, I noticed that one section of the facility didn’t have an outdoor space for residents,” Terry added. “I thought it would be the best way to honor my wife’s memory, provide a nice space for the residents and their families to enjoy, and most importantly, to express gratitude to the wonderful nurses who cared for my wife at WestminsterThurber and all of the residents who showed us support.”

Cynthia’s Garden broke ground in April 2021 and was completed last fall.“My wife was very caring and giving. She would be very happy to see the residents have this space,” said Terry. “It represents her life, her career as a nurse and who she was as a person.”

Nature Trail Brings Serenity to Ohio Living Swan Creek

Residents, families, staff and visitors now have a scenic and serene place to take in the outdoors at Ohio Living Swan Creek.

Chuck Reynolds, chairman and founder of Reynolds Construction Company in Maumee, Ohio, was a resident of Ohio Living Swan Creek until he passed away in August 2022. Chuck donated funds to construct the Reynolds Family Nature Trail, which was officially opened and dedicated in October of 2021. The trail is part of a larger, multi-phased outdoor recreation area.

After learning about the vision for the trail and reviewing the construction plans, Chuck, a life-long lover of nature said, “I knew I wanted to fund the project immediately.” Throughout the construction process, Chuck was actively involved and glad to combine his expertise with a project that was meaningful for him to support.

“Since the nature trail is an actual boardwalk that weaves through the wooded area on campus and is built near the creek, people who use wheelchairs or walkers can get back into the woods and enjoy nature once again,” said Chuck.

Not only does the outdoor area bring a breathtaking taste of nature to campus, but the space has also been used for concerts and events for residents and staff.

"This gift allows our current and future residents, families and employees to create meaningful moments and memories while at Swan Creek that embody our mission of caring for the whole person: mind, body and spirit," said Tim Phillips, executive director, Ohio Living Swan Creek.

Trinity Garden Opens at Ohio Living Llanfair with Special Memorial Service

Ed Wells, an Ohio Living Llanfair resident for 18 years, was memorialized at his Celebration of Life ceremony, and the dedication of a new garden made possible through his generosity.

The community is home to a beautiful arboretum but identified the need for a new outdoor gathering space – the Wells Family Trinity Garden turned out to be the perfect solution. The Trinity Garden sits in a central location on Llanfair’s campus and creates a much-needed space for residents, family members, and staff. It features a pergola with retractable sun shades, a meditation garden with a water feature, and includes native and seasonal plants. Ann Roller, Ohio Living Llanfair executive director, noted that “when the weather is nice, there is always a group conversing under the pergola. The space has become a focal point for the community in a very short time.” Construction on the garden began in 2020, as the pandemic highlighted the importance of outdoor meeting areas.

“With Ed, he was either for something or against it. When the idea surfaced, Ed was very excited about the garden”, said Brian Voegele, Director of Environmental Services at Ohio Living Llanfair. “Ed was just a great guy. He did it for the love of the community and the residents. He loved our staff tremendously.”

Paula Brock, Director of Gift Planning at Ohio Living Llanfair, commented: “His family explained to me that being a part of Ohio Living Llanfair brought out a philanthropic social awareness about him that was astonishing to watch. They were so appreciative of the care he received here.”

Over the years, Wells generously contributed to numerous projects at Ohio Living Llanfair. He had a deep love for the College Hill neighborhood and played an important role in its ongoing revitalization. Mr. Wells passed away in February 2021.

Courtyard Brightens Outdoor Space at Ohio Living Cape May

A new, updated courtyard opened in summer 2021, thanks to a combination of generous charitable gifts to Ohio Living Foundation and capital dollars from Ohio Living.

The courtyard, located in the middle of Ohio Living Cape May’s main Cambridge building, features a pergola, water feature, meditation garden, outdoor entertainment area and a butterfly sanctuary. Residents can enjoy this outdoor area when visiting with family and friends, holding celebrations and as a place for quiet meditation and prayer. Many are also showing off their green thumbs by growing vegetables and herbs in the new raised gardening beds.

“A lot of partnerships and planning have contributed to this three-phased project,” said Brad Reynolds, former Ohio Living Cape May executive director and administrator. “We appreciate the ongoing support and look forward to utilizing the outdoor space for many years to come.”

Trustees’ Roundtable

$5,000,000 and above

Anne* K. & Byron* Christman

Anne* M. & M. Roger* Clapp+

$2,500,000-$4,999,999

Verla B. McClure*

Else L. Schulze*

Arnold D. & Helen R. Stambaugh Charitable Foundation

Edward R. Wells*

$1,000,000-$2,499,999

Countess Brown*

Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging+

Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio+

Clara L. Curry*

John M. Disser*

Kay* J. & Paul* J. Everson

Helen C. Hauck*

Helen* T. & Roland* M. Hauck

Jane* & Harvey* H. Haynam+

Ellen* T. & Russell* E. Huston

Thelma Jungkind*

Mary Kittredge*

The Norbert A. Lange Trust

Catherine* K. & Howard* L. Luedeke

Marjorie* & Russell* E. Lyons

V. Nadine* & William* B. Maitland

Loraine* M. & Charles* J. Moore

Ohio Department of Education+

Robert B. Picking CRUT External Trust

Mary* & Karl* E. Prindle

Jeanne H. Reed*

Nell Rose* & Clifford* J. Riel

Juliet* & John* F. Schoedinger

Mary Louise* & Harold* W. Shaw

H. Matson Smith*

United Way of Central Ohio+

Pauline M. Way*

$500,000-$999,999

Recognizing cumulative irrevocable giving of $100,000 or more

Jeanette* & John* Sargeant

Thelma* & Robert Sargeant

Phyllis Schoenberger

Joan & Don Selle

Ruth H. Beecher Foundation

The Ward Beecher Foundation

Guy Bellows*

Mary Lou Bellows*

Margaret* B. & J. Oliver* Amos Anonymous (2)

Area Agency on Aging, 11

Meredith* & Niel* Buckley

The Cleveland Foundation+

Mary Ellen* A. & Robert* S. Colquhoun

Catherine Cowan*

Marian R. Easton*

Ruth B. Emmons*

John W. Frasche*

The GAR Foundation+

Vera D. Ginn*

Mary Jo* & Ralph* L. Helman

Katherine* M. & Jonathan* E. Ingersoll

Olga* & Elmer* Juhnke

Ruth* & Bud* Ketchum

Ruth E. Kyle*

John C. Lampasone*

Mildred Lenk*

Mary E. Liebenauer*

Donald D. MacEwan*

Eleanor* & Willard* Manbeck

Oleta* O. & William* T. Maxwell

James & Mary McFarlin Foundation

Anne McKee* & Helen Sharadin*

Leona B. Mithoff Fund of The Columbus Foundation

Theodora Mrusek*

The Nason Foundation

Ohio Department of Transportation+

Rosemary Ovenden*

Jeanne M. Patterson*+

The Reinberger Foundation+

Hertha E. Reinert*

Janet A. & William* C. Shannon

Margery J. Shields*

Donald D. Smith*

Edith H. Smith*

Marian Snook*

Dorothy* & Ralph* J. Stolle+

Jerome Taylor*

Helen E. Turner*

The Veale Foundation

Florence Whitesell*

Thomas B.P. Williams*

Marion B. Wilson*

Marion* M. & Richard* Whitbeck

Emily* & Harold* Wolf

$100,000-$499,999

Frances Aberle*

Eleanor B. Ackerman*

Barbara* & Dick* Adams

The American Foundation

Dorothy* R. & William* T. Amos

Amos Press

Gertrude O. Anderson*

Anonymous (19)

Maxine* & Ben* Ansley

AT&T+

Lucy Jo Atkinson*

Ralph Augspurger*

Winifred & Allan* S. Austin

The Bahmann Foundation+

Mildred G. Bauer*

Sally* & Hamilton* Beatty

Gail E. Becher*

Mary E. Becker Charitable Trust

John S. Beltz*

Millicent Bender*

Sue Ann Benedict & Robin Wicks

Robert G. Bierbaum*

William W. Billing*

Margaret A. Bissell*

Violet H. Bittner*

Hazel D. Blankenbuehler*

Patricia* A. & Thomas* W. Blazey

George Bodwell*

Virginia Bodwell*

Joan Bollenbacher*

Helen* & Harold* Bollinger

Isabel* V. & Donn* C. Bowlus

Clara K. Boyle*

Ruth J. Boza*

Mildred Bradford*

Paul R. Brahaney*

Josephine Brandenburg*

Thurza* & Marion* Brant

Margaret Bretschneider*

Curtis E. Brooks*

Janyce Bruce*

Ginny* & Karl* Bruch

Wilson G. Bruggert*

Evadine* & Jackson* Bryan

Rilma Buckman*+

Ruth E. Bueschlen*

Dorothy L. & Arden* H. Burgoon

Marian Callow*

Cardinal Health Foundation+

Maurine* & Edward* Carr

Bettymae R. Carter*

Eva Chapman Trust

Barbara K. Chappell

Dean & Lorene Chenault Memorial Fund

Thelma L. Clark*

Margaret Cleaveland External Trust

Beatrice J. Cleveland*

College Hill Presbyterian Church

The Columbus Foundation+

Columbus Medical Association Foundation

The Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley

Conover Trust

Martha L. Corbin*

Barbara* J. & Henry Ray Craycraft

Esther Cunzolo

CY Inc. Over 70 Foundation

Bette & Jerome Dare

Maxene* D. & Russell* D. Darrah

Anna* E. & James* L. Davidson

Velma* & David* D. Davis

Rosemond* & Clyde* DeMott

Mary DeWees*

Sarah DeWees*

Franklin Dickinson*

Patricia L. Dineen*

Shirley M. Dorman

Helen E. Duffy*

Lucille* & Glenn* Durflinger

Dorothy Saxton Dusa*

Annelies R. Dziadzka*

Ann* S. & Rev. James* E. Eddy

Grace* & Hayden* C. Edwards

Sally* & Len Elliott

Emerson Climate Technologies, Inc.+

Verna K. Evanoff*

Velma V. Everhart*

Mary* E. & Richard* W. Fairchild

Dorothy Feldkamp*

Karen W. and William R. Feth

Ruth Fetzer*

John D. Finnegan Foundation

First Presbyterian Church of Sidney

Ida Fischer*

Donald Flickinger*

Marie Flowers*

Evelyn* M. & Ralph* B. Folsom

Eunice Barnes Foore*

Dorothy & Robert Forney

Eugene K. Fouse*

Marjorie G. & Robert* W. Fouts

Margaret & J. Daniel Francis

Franklin County Dept of Job & Family Services

Barbara Frautschi*

Edgar A. Fry, Jr.*

Ray Leslie Fulner*

Anne Louise Gatliff*

Charlotte C. Gelhaar*

Marilyn George*

Shirley W. Gibson

Estelle* & Carl* K. Gieringer

Esther* & Leland* Giffen

Jean & Gerald* Gregg

Mary Nell Griffin*

Shirley Beito & Rev. Glen H. Gronlund+

Eleanor* & Daniel* Guy

Mary Hankinson*

Clifford P. Harmon*

Lucille* & Robert* Harris

Hartzell-Norris Charitable Trust+

Robin & Henry* Hatch

Jane W. Haynam*+

Effa Haynes*

Helen L. Hayward*

Mary C. Heidenreich*

Mary Ann & Paul* Heinrichs

Lois* & George* Henkle

Lois D. Henschen*

Anne Herget*

Mary Isabel Walker Hessler*

Mary D. Hock External Trust

Virginia Hoerner*

Sandra J. & Thomas G. Hofmann+

Elizabeth* & Galen* Hoggatt

Elinor* & Eugene Holley

Kathleen Holmes*

Edward H. Hyde*

The Ingersoll Family Fund of The Cleveland Foundation

Waneta* & John* W. Jackson

Mary Ann Jacobs

Irene Jarfas*

Anne & Theodore* Jenkins

Jocelyn Jenkins*

Pauline M. Jernberg

Betty S. & William* R. Jewell

Helen C. Johnson*

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation+

Margaret E. Jones*

Rayna & David Kaasa+

Georgia Kah*

Mildred W. Kathman*

Kathryn Katzenmeyer*

Caryl & Kenneth Kemper+

Jane & Robert Kenney

Barbara C. Kerlin*

Sophie E. Kerr*

Edna M. Kinsinger*

Mary C. Klipfel*

Knox Presbyterian Church

Donna E. Kobasiar*

Louise* & Ray Koenig

Olga & August Koenig

Marjorie M. Kohler*

The Kresge Foundation+

Elizabeth* L. & George* Kridler

Ruth Krup Trust

Jo Ann & Lee* Kuhlman+

The Elroy J. & Fynette H. Kulas Fund of The Cleveland Foundation

Elsie* L. & Leslie* J. Kump

Doris C. Kuszler

Patricia* & James* Laing

Lebanon Presbyterian Church

Mary O. Lecklider*

Gladys* P. & Arthur* L. Lennox

Isaac P. Lewis Memorial Fund

June* & James* Limbird

The Lincoln Electric Foundation

Charles A. Lindabury*

Fairy O. Linn*

Lucille Loer*

Marian* S. & Paul* B. Long

Nellie Losh*

Helen M. Lowther*

The Lubrizol Foundation

Eunice B. Luelf*

Henry E. Lynch*

Mary Boyd MacBane*

Marian R. Mahan*

Robert S. Malaga Foundation

Jane* & Charles* J. Mallue

Donna & Charles Mann

First time members in red * Deceased members at time of printing

+ Members whose qualifying gifts were designated for Ohio Living and Ohio Living Home Health & Hospice, or multiple locations

Patricia & Stanley* Mann

Margot Marples

Martha K. & Benjamin* F. Marsh

Martha W. Martin*

Wilfred S. Martin*

Carolyn M. Marvin*

Lillian* & Thomas* W. Mastin

Richard H. Mather*

Adelaide E. Mathers*

Shirley* W. & Robert* E. Maurath

Wilma* & Wilfred* A. McCoy

Donna McDonald*

Elizabeth McQuiston*

Jeanne D. Mears

Sue Ellen & Robert* Meil

Elizabeth* K. & John* Meloy

Elizabeth C. Miller*

Carol* B. & Patrick* H. Milligan

Thomas Mitchell*

Monarch Machine Tool Company Legacy

Fund of The Community Foundation of Shelby County+

Vivian* & Leonard* W. Moore

Harry C. Moores Foundation

Audrey* N. & W. Royse* Moran

Bob & Pat Moss

Mary E. Munn*

The Murch Foundation+

Helen Murray*

John G. Murray*

Nationwide Insurance Foundation

William M. Neckerman, Jr.*

Nancy W. Nesbitt*

The M.G. O’Neil Foundation

Ohio Living Breckenridge Village Care Cards

Ohio Living Breckenridge Village Residents

Association

Ohio Living Dorothy Love Auxiliary

Ohio Living Llanfair Crafters & Woodshop

Ohio Living Mount Pleasant Treasure Barn

Ohio Living Westminster-Thurber Resident Association

Georgeanne* & Jerome* T. Osborne

Charles Pace*

Mario M. Pagano*

Gretta* S. & Hugh* D. Pallister

Harriet Parsons*

Ray Patton*

Helen Paxton*

Jeanne* V. & John* Pendery

DeLores* Ginn & Robert* M. Peters

Susanne R. Pfaff*

Dorothy A. Philipp*+

Lois & William Philips

Ruth H. Phillips*

Dorothy Pillion*

Pollock Company Foundation

The Hugh & Myrna Porter Family

Geraldine G. Price*

Nell* & Robert* A. Quisno

Gale A. Race*

Cecilia U. Randall*

Walter A. Randall*

Frances E. Raymond*

David J. Rees

Alice Reginbogin*

The Reinberger Foundation

Mr.* & Mrs.* Charles Reinherr

Charles J. Reynolds*

Mary Alice* & Gene* Roberts

Norma* & Martin* Ruehle

William E. Sala*

Basil J. and Anne L. Scafidi Charitable Trust

Mary Alice Schaff*

Antoinette* & Herbert* H. Schlater

Carol* & Charles* Schlegel

Leo Schneider*

Sara Schoppenhorst*

Lillian & Paul* Schwesinger

Anna M. Shean*+

John K. Sherman*

The Sherwick Fund of The Cleveland Foundation

Sandy & Tom Shoemaker

Elizabeth Siena*

Heather M. Sindy

Edward A. Smith*

Kent R. Smith*

Mary B. Smith*

Mary* G. & Paul* E. Smith

Ruth Ellen* & Robert* Meriwether Smith

Doris Snook*

Wayne A. Stallman, Jr.*

Harry Stensen Memorial Fund

Lois Stephens*

Marian* V. & Dr. John* Stewart

The Stolle Corporation

Corinne Strasmyer*

Wilda G. Streifthau*

Alene Strouss*

Julia* F. & George* A. Tanner

Delphine* C. & William* B. Telford

Mary A. Thomas*

Martha E. Thompson*

Pauline Thurman*

C. Carlisle & Margaret Tippit Charitable Trust

Esther M. Tirey*

Olive* S. & Oliver* E. Todd

Susan H. & John F. Turben

United Way of Lake County

Howard VanDen Eyden*

Tinkham Veale II*

Hertha & Ron Vice

Rosemary R. Vordenberg*

Clare Walker*

Bill and Edith Walter Foundation

Ethel* & Cecil* Watkins

Walter E. & Carolyn H. Watson Foundation

Margaret J. Weber*

Norbert E. Werner*

Mildred* M. & John* D. Wesson

Betty* & James* West

Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging+

Helen* S. & Charles* A. White, Jr.

Abby E. & Lloyd* Whitesell

Charles E. Williams*

Willoughby Family Charitable Lead Annuity Trust

Miriam L. Wilson*

Elizabeth* H. & Heinz* K. Wolf

Philip Shin Phing* & Ida Djung Wong*

Helen* & Ralph* E. Yingst

Joseph Herman & Ruth A. Yoder Memorial Fund

The Youngstown Foundation

Carol* & R. Dan* Yount

Florence Yurek*

Irmgard Zutz*

Named Endowment Circle

Program Level Endowments

Cumulative endowment giving totaling $500,000+

$2,500,000 and above

Anne Kilcawley Christman

Clapp Endowments for Child Care, Life Care, Support the Caregiver and Wellness

$1,000,000-$2,499,999

Paul & Kay Everson

Haynam Family

Mary H. Kittredge

Catherine K. Luedeke Memorial Endowment

Arnold D. & Helen R. Stambaugh

$500,000-$999,999

Anonymous (2)

Ethel Weiman & Ruth Boza

John W. Frasche

C. H. Ginn & Vera D. Ginn Endowments for Life Care & Spiritual Life

Hampshire Buckley

Anne Herget

Olga & Elmer Juhnke

Ruth E. Kyle

Marjorie Noble Lyons

V. Nadine & William B. Maitland

Oleta O. & William T. Maxwell

Anne M. McKee/Helen Sharadin

Loraine M. & Charles J. Moore

Mary & Karl Prindle

Reed Whole Person Wellness Endowment

Juliet S. & John F. Schoedinger

Mark & Phyllis Schoenberger Greenspace Endowment

Janet A. & William C. Shannon

Mary Louise & Harold W. Shaw

Edith H. Smith

Marian Snook

Jerome Taylor

Helen E. Turner

Margaret Jean & Edward Wells

Supporting Level Endowments

Joel U. Adams Trust

Velma A. Aikins, RN & Lorne Howe Aikins, M.D.

Dorothy R. & William T. Amos

Margaret B. & J. Oliver Amos

Gertrude O. Anderson

Anonymous (8)

Lois C. Armington+

Lucy Jo Atkinson

Gwenydd Beatty

Mary E. Becker

Ruth H. Beecher Foundation

Leon A. Beeghly

Betty Z. Bennett

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bierbaum

Virginia K. & George B. Bodwell

Clara K. Boyle Life Care Endowment

Paul R. Brahaney

Josephine Brandenburg

Thurza & Marion Brant

Curtis Brooks

Charlotte & Oskar Buschmann

Marian & Margaret Callow Life Care Endowment

Maurine M. & Edward L. Carr

John N. & Bettymae R. Carter Life Care Endowment

Eva Chapman

Lorene & Dean Chenault

Ennice Chopard

Margaret Cleaveland

Mary Ellen & Robert Colquhoun

Copeland Corporation

Henry Ray and Barbara J. Craycraft Life Care Endowment

Henry Ray and Barbara J. Craycraft Spiritual Life Endowment

Esther A. Cunzolo

Maxene D. Darrah

Velma & David D. Davis

Elizabeth & Harold E. Deardorff

Shirley M. Dorman

Miss Jessie Draden

Luzie A. Dziadzka Memorial Endowment

Rev. James E. & Ann S. Eddy Spiritual Life Endowment

Sally & Len Elliott

Ruth B. Emmons Life Care Endowment

Velma V. Everhart

Richard W. & Mary E. Fairchild Family

Donald G. Flickinger

Ralph & Evelyn Folsom Family

Robert & Dorothy Forney Life Care Endowment

Eugene Fouse

Marjorie G. & Robert W. Fouts

Barbara Frautschi

S. Margaret Gallagher

GAR Foundation

Charlotte C. Gelhaar

Shirley Beito & Glen H. Gronlund

Guy Family+

Handyside Brothers Memorial Endowment

William J. Hannum

Hartzell-Norris Charitable Trust

Raymond & Mary Haserodt Memorial Endowment

Robin & Henry Hatch

Haynam Family

Effa K. Haynes

Mary Ann and Paul Heinrichs Family Performing Arts Endowment

Lois I. & George Henkle

Mary Isabel Walker & John J. Hessler

Virginia R. & James A. Hoerner

Thomas G. & Sandra J. Hofmann Spiritual Life Endowment

Eugene E. & Elinor W. Holley Spiritual Life Endowment

Helen P. & Forest E. Hoot

Hunter Family

Ellen T. & Russell E. Huston

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hutchinson

Edward H. Hyde

Kay & Jack Ingersoll

Waneta & John Jackson

Irene Jarfas

Jocelyn M. Jenkins

Pauline M. Jernberg

Betty S. & William R. Jewell Family

Helen C. Johnson

John J. & Charlotte N. Jones, Jr. Spiritual Life Endowment

Dr. Robert B. & Jane S. Kenney Spiritual Life Endowment

Margaret Evans Kirby Memorial Endowment

Phyllis L. & William J. Kist

Amor E. & Sarah K. Kistner Life Care Endowment

Donna E. Kobasiar Life Care Endowment

Elizabeth L. & George G. Kridler

Jo Ann & Lee Kuhlman

Annabel Land

Marion C. Lange

Norbert A. Lange

Esther G. Lawhon Fund

Charles Leasure Trust

Mrs. Gladys P. & Dr. Arthur L. Lennox

Laura Liebenauer

Eunice Luelf

Rodney Daniel & Mary Boyd MacBane Memorial Endowment

John Markwart

Carolyn M. & Howard A. Marvin

Clem & Verla McClure Memorial Endowment

Wilma & Wilfred A. McCoy

Donna McDonald Endowment for Beautification & Capital Improvement

Mary & James McFarlin

Jeanne D. Mears

Leona B. Mithoff

Vivian B. & Leonard W. Moore

Helyn & Daniel Moser

Keith & Nancy Nesbitt Family

Rosemary Ovenden

Patterson Family

Jeanne V. & John A. Pendery

Robert M. & DeLores Ginn Peters Life Care Endowment

Ruth Phillips Life Care Endowment

Susanne R. Pfaff Life Care Endowment

Robert B. Picking

Geraldine G. Price

Jane Quinn-Hummel

Nell & Robert Quisno

Gale A. Race

Jeanne Reed

Rike Family Foundation

Lana & Glenn Rogers

Mabel Sarbaugh/Bea Cleveland

Anne L. & Basil J. Scafidi

Sara Schoppenhorst

Else L. Schulze

Lillian & Paul Schwesinger

Margery J. & Hazel V. Shields

Thomas E. & Sandra S. Shoemaker Family

Heather M. Sindy Life Care Endowment

Donald D. Smith

H. Matson Smith

Ruth Ellen & Robert Meriwether Smith

E. Alice & Joseph F. Smole

Doris L. Snook

Virginia Spurling

Julia & George Tanner

Delphine & William Telford

Jean Teller

Mary A. Thomas

Olive S. & Oliver E. Todd

Susan & John Turben Endowment for Life Care & Wellness

George & Ilene Verdier Family

Hertha & Ron Vice

Rosemary Vordenberg

Donald Wade Memorial Endowment

Pearl A. Wagner

Clare Walker

Cecil & Ethel Watkins Life Care Endowment

Dr. & Mrs. Walter Whayne Webb

Margaret Julia Weber Memorial Endowment

Florence Whitesell

Whitesell Family

Charles E. Williams Life Care Endowment

External Trusts

Emily M. Wolf

Elizabeth H. & Heinz K. Wolf

Helen & Ralph E. Yingst

Ruth A. & Joseph Herman Yoder

Trusts are enduring – they provide annual income to benefit Ohio Living and the people we serve

Mary E. Becker Charitable Trust

Josephine Brandenburg Charitable Trust

Oskar & Charlotte Buschmann Fund of The Troy Foundation

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Jamalee Fish

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Anonymous (4)

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Jeffrey Ballmer

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Donald Klotz

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Joseph Herman & Ruth A. Yoder Memorial Fund

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Dunbar Mechanical, Inc.

Eastern Michigan University

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Jean Fisler

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Joyce M. Grainger Inv Trust

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Tracy Haller

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Rev. Dr. G. David Hawley

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John Leskovec

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Barb Lyon

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