Money Matters - Summer 2014

Money Matters

Summer 2014

Your gifts support the mission of Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America

Inside This Issue: Page 2: Change Affects

All Of Us Page 3: Unique Support for

the Good Samaritan

Benevolent Care Program

Generous Donors Provide Parsons Presbyterian Manor Bus

Page 4: T urn Your Giving Into

A Lifetime Source of

Income

Page 5: Lawrence Presbyterian

Manor Hosts Donor

Recognition Luncheon

Your Safe Deposit Box

Page 6: Diana Ice: ‘Giving Makes

Her Happy’ Page 7: Generous Donors

Provide New Bus Page 8: Alice Kalb Society

Donor Recognition Page 10: Fiscal 2013

Donor Recognition

Page 15: Presbyterian Manors

of Mid-America Senior

Living Communities Page 16: Presbyterian Manors

of Mid-America Board

of Trustees

Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Senior Leadership Team

See Story on Page 7

Change Affects All of Us—Especially Our Estate Plans Life’s ordinary changes—not to mention the unexpected—can weaken even the best-prepared estate plan. To prevent this, it’s smart to review and update your estate plan every few years or after any significant life event. Also, changes in tax laws may warrant a revision in your estate planning strategies.

Life Changes Estate planning reflects your wishes and financial circumstances at the time the documents are prepared. As years pass, your circumstances and wishes will probably change—as should your estate plan. But maybe your life is so busy that you have not updated your plans for many years.

This seemingly small mistake could have devastating effects for your family and friends.

If you get divorced, for example, and do not change your estate plan, your former spouse may retain unexpected rights. (In some states, provisions in favor of a spouse in a will—but no other documents, such as life insurance or retirement plan benefits—that is created during a marriage may be deemed invalid after a divorce.) This could potentially affect a lot of people—especially those closest to your heart. Other reasons to revise your estate plan include: • The birth of a grandchild.

• Significant change in the value of your estate.

• Relocation to a different state.

• Death of a beneficiary or personal representative.

Plan for Accidents, Illnesses and Disabilities Life’s unexpected situations may also have a major impact on your estate plan. If someone under your care was born with physical or mental limitations, he or she may require lifelong care. Or, a surviving spouse’s ability to earn a living may change because of illness or a disability.

Ask your estate planning attorney to explain your options regarding these circumstances when you meet to revise your estate plan.

When updating your estate plan, we encourage you to consult an estate planning attorney who knows the laws of your state. We would also be happy to answer any questions or meet with you and your attorney if your future plans include a bequest to Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America.

By including family members in your estate planning process, they will be more likely to understand, respect and support your decisions.

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The Rev. Bill Walter, left, and Ed Duman donated sales of their artwork to the Good Samaritan Benevolent Care Program, which provides assistance to residents who have exhausted their funds through no fault of their own.

Unique Support for the Good Samaritan Benevolent Care Program Aberdeen Village residents, Rev. Bill Walter and Ed Duman, are accomplished artists with skills in watercolor painting, oil painting, and pencil sketching.

from residents. Their art-for-a-cause effort netted nearly $1000 for the Program.

They both wanted to do something that would help current and future residents, so they devised a unique way to support the Good Samaritan Benevolent Care Program. The Program provides assistance to residents who have exhausted their funds through no fault of their own.

Rev. Walter, a retired Presbyterian minister, said, “We believe the Good Samaritan Program is an important opportunity for residents and their families to give for the benefit of others. While the proceeds of our art sales will benefit Aberdeen Village residents, we encourage residents at other PMMA communities to support their Good Samaritan Program.”

They displayed nearly 50 personal framed art pieces, at the Aberdeen Village art gallery, with sales proceeds benefitting the Good Samaritan Program. In all they sold 25 artworks, as well as receiving additional gifts

Ed, who spent nearly 40 years working on the railroad, added, “It is encouraging to know that others will enjoy our art, while at the same time their purchases will benefit the Good Samaritan Program.”

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Turn Your Giving Into a Lifetime Source of Income Have you wondered how to turn your support of Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America into a legacy that will impact future generations?

By including PMMA in your long-term estate or financial plans, you can make a powerful testament of your priorities. And because there are several ways to accomplish your gift, you have the flexibility to fulfill your philanthropic goals in a way that works best for you. One option, called a charitable gift annuity, allows you to invest in the future of PMMA, while you receive fixed, dependable payments for life.

How It Works (It’s Easier Than You Think) You can set up a charitable gift annuity with a simple contract between you and Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America. You make a donation and PMMA in turn, agrees to pay you a fixed amount each year for the rest of your life. The rate of payment you receive doesn’t fluctuate with the stock market, interest rates or inflation. It is firmly set at the time of your gift and never changes. After your lifetime, the remaining balance is used to help fulfill the PMMA mission “to provide quality senior services guided

by Christian values.”

What Are the Benefits of a Charitable Gift Annuity?

• You have potential to receive increased disposable income.

• You are eligible for an income tax deduction for a portion of the gift that is considered a charitable gift.

• A portion of your payment is income tax–free throughout your estimated life expectancy.

• Any long-term capital gains income can be reportable over your life expectancy, in most cases.

• After your lifetime, the remaining portion of your gift will support the PMMA mission, thus helping to fulfill your philanthropic goals.

Current Rates ONE LIFE Age

Rate

60

4.4%

65

4.7%

70

5.1%

75

5.8%

80

6.8%

85

7.8%

90+

9.0%

TWO LIVES Age

Rate

65/70

4.4%

70/75

4.8%

75/80

5.3%

80/85

6.1%

85/90

7.3%

90/95+

8.8%

Delay Your Payments Until You Need Them Most If you don’t need your payments today, you can set up a deferred gift annuity. This allows you to delay receiving payments until a later date — such as reaching a certain age. You make the contribution to PMMA now, and PMMA agrees to pay you fixed payments for life starting at a date you select, usually five or 10 years from now. However, you secure a current income tax charitable gift deduction in the year you make the gift. This is especially advantageous if your tax bracket is higher now than it possibly will be later. Another advantage is the payment rate will be higher, when the payments begin.

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Lawrence Manor Hosts Donor Recognition Luncheon Lawrence Presbyterian Manor honored its special donors in a “Tribute to Our Partners in Giving” luncheon held May 23 at the Oread Hotel.

Following lunch, Bruce Shogren, PMMA president and CEO, addressed the group. He stressed their value not only as donors to the Lawrence Presbyterian Manor, but also as faithful members of the entire PMMA family.

The luncheon was hosted by members of the LPM Community Advisory Council and by Rhonda Parks, executive director of Lawrence Presbyterian Manor.

During the 2013 fiscal year, 160 donors gave nearly $91,500 to Lawrence Presbyterian Manor.

Bruce Shogren, president and CEO of Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America, addresses generous donors during a recent luncheon in their honor.

Your Safe-Deposit Box: What Goes In? What Stays Out? Over the years you’ve likely accumulated a great number of valuable documents, and those papers do not belong in a box under your mattress. A safedeposit box is a secure place to store items that would cause panic if lost. Many banks and credit unions rent safe-deposit boxes. The annual cost can range from $50 to more than $400.

What to Keep in Your Box

What NOT to Keep in Your Box

• Insurance policies • Birth, marriage and death certificates • Adoption papers and divorce decrees • Deeds, titles, mortgage papers and lease contracts • Military records and citizenship papers • Stock and bond certificates • A videotape or DVD inventory of your home’s contents • Personal items that have great sentimental value or would be costly to replace

riginals of wills, trusts, power • O of attorney documents • Medical care directives • Funeral or burial instructions

Quick Tip As a precautionary measure, keep a separate list of the items in your safe-deposit box and make a habit of checking the box at least once a year — if only to keep from forgetting where you hid the key.

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Music therapist Diana Ice brings songs and smiles to residents at Kansas City Presbyterian Manor. Enjoying the music are residents Mary Janet Douglas, far left, and Deone Gripp, far right, along with Deone’s daughter, Linda Hohlman.

Putting ‘Faces’ on Her Gifts

Every Tuesday, when you hear the strains of music begin in Kansas City Presbyterian Manor, you’ll see residents’ eyes start to brighten. Soon smiles begin spreading across their faces, and their toes start tapping to the music’s rhythm.

Studies have shown that music is linked to areas of the brain that control memory, emotions and movement.

Diana confirms this. “When the music starts, you can see someone’s toes start to tap,” she said. “Before long everyone’s toes are tapping.”

The music comes from the voice and the guitar of Diana Ice, a board certified music therapist. Diana has served part-time at Kansas City Presbyterian Manor for the past 13 years. And she’s been a donor to the Manor for as many years.

During a typical weekly visit, Diana will see 65 to 70 residents. She works each morning with various small groups of up to 10, incorporating singing, rhythmic activities, instrument playing and movement.

“I love doing music with older adults,” Diana said.

“Music helps residents reach into their long-term memories. The songs we play are the ones they remember from their teens and 20s. They’re the songs they associate with happy memories.”

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Her afternoons are devoted to one-on-one sessions, with residents who are not able to attend group sessions due to difficulties such as serious memory loss.

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Putting ‘Faces’ on Her Gifts, Continued from page 6

Tina Ashford, the Manor’s activities and volunteer director, says Diana’s music is having a great impact on our residents. “I’ve seen residents who usually won’t respond or who are anxious,” Tina said. “But when Diana plays her guitar and sings, you can see these residents calm down and become engaged, even join in the singing.”

“It’s truly a pleasure for me to go to work at Kansas City Presbyterian Manor,” Diana said. “That’s why I feel

so strongly about supporting Kansas City Presbyterian Manor with my own giving.”

She’s an especially strong advocate for the Good Samaritan Program, which helps support residents who have exhausted their funds through no fault of their own. “I believe in sharing what God has given me,” Diana said. “That’s why I make my gifts to worthy causes like Kansas City Presbyterian Manor. At the Manor I have the pleasure of putting faces on my gifts when I’m there. That really makes me happy.”

Generous Donors Provide New Bus for Parsons Residents Thanks to the generosity of local donors, Parsons Presbyterian Manor (PPM) residents are now traveling to important appointments and local events in a new 14-passenger bus. A fundraising effort led by the PPM Community Advisory Council raised $51,000 for the bus, which includes a power lift for wheelchairs. The bus replaces an 18-year-old van that during its lifetime had undergone two transmission overhauls and multiple repairs to its cabin and its wheelchair lift.

“What’s more, they will be able to travel in comfort when they take out-of-town day trips,” said Executive Director, Maegen Pegues.

Every member of the Community Advisory Council supported the bus campaign, as did all of the PPM management staff. Additional support came from residents, family members of residents and from two recent bequests to Parsons Presbyterian Manor.

Taking part in the ribbon-cutting for the new bus at Parsons Presbyterian Manor are, from left, Betty Blubaugh, Gary Brennecke and Charlotte Ecoff, Advisory Council members; resident Helen Carter; Maegen Pegues, executive director; Becky Province, Diamond Coach representative; and Dr. Lyle Lomas, Advisory Council member.

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Alice Kalb Society Honors Donors

Thank you for Supporting the In 1947, 90-year-old Alice Kalb asked the Presbyterian Synod of Kansas (Presbyterian Church, USA) to address the needs of older people who were seeking senior living accommodations. Two years later, in 1949, the first Presbyterian Manor opened in a house in Newton, KS. Ms. Kalb was among the first seven residents. She was also among the first individuals to financially support the new Presbyterian Manor in Newton. Her giving encouraged a farmer to donate his Wakarusa, Kansas, farm through a bequest.

That bequest funded construction of the first section of Newton Presbyterian Manor.

ABERDEEN HEIGHTS Esther Graul

ABERDEEN VILLAGE Dorothy and Russell Bridwell* Bert and Martha Brown* Margaret “Peggy” Peoples Anonymous Rev. Bill and Anna Belle* Walter

ARKANSAS CITY PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Joe and Eleanor* Anderson Herbert Austin, Jr.* Robert and Mary Brown* Charles* and Verna Davis Karl and Dorothy Faidley Edward and Margaret Gilliland Bobetta Hagerty Luella Hume* Helen Jay* Ila Livingston Judy McDonald and Charles Dungey* Adra McFall* Robert* and Betty McGehan Clarence and Elizabeth Northcutt* Luther Parman Donald and Wilda Patterson* John T. and Myrtle Posey C. Clinton Roberts* Betty M. Smith* Mr. Lowell V. Smith Florence L. Stephens* Dorothy Villazana* Mary M. Warner* Nicholas Warner Virginia Jane Wilkins*

CLAY CENTER PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Evan and Gladys Alex* William and Eleanor Chestnut* Charlotte Gilbert* Arlan and Arlene Habluetzel Dick and Betty Moore* Milton and Helen “Fay” Wirt*

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EMPORIA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Dorris V. Barnett* Joe Cannon* Helen Conard* Helen Justine Curry* Drs. Charles and Rebecca Dewey* John and Margaret Dinkler* Cecile Frazier* Edna Glaser Lewis and Elva Humphreys* Loie Jett* Loretto A. Langley* Marylouise Meder* Leonard* and Lillian Moore Reita Richel* Earl and Stelouise Sauder* Paul H. Shepherd* Helen and Kenneth* Thomas Doris Vandervelde* Dorothy Whitcomb* Dr. Elva Lea Wise*

FARMINGTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Margaret S. Barron* Warren and Glenda Corless Lee and Ora Dagley* Glenwood and Dorothy Doughty* Edward Gall* George C. and Shirley Giessing* Constance R. Hucker* Anonymous Virginia Iams* Ruth and Robert Karsch* Jamie B. King Robert and Reba Manley* Dorothy L. Miles* Catherine and Dan* Peek Hazel Peters* Abigail Rickus* Dorothy Saladin* Clark and Nina Simmons* Hilda M. Smith* Anonymous Hal C. White* Carol Willman

FORT SCOTT PRESBYTERIAN VILLAGE Connie and James Banwart Robert and Maxine Coyan* Robert and Carol Crain James and Audrea Crutcher Jack and Sara Eshelbrenner* Cliff Gordon* Robert and Bernita Hill David Horn* Millie Hudson Dr. Pratt Irby* Maxine Maxwell* Maxine and Glenn* Nightingale Carol Ober* Gwen Ober* Ray* and Mary Shepherd Helen Trotter*

FULTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Edna Anderson* Sadie May Guse* Robert Guthrie* Leta May Hildebrand* Thomas and Kathleen Neukomm* Betty Overhulse Robert and Dorothy Pasley* Shirley Scott

KANSAS CITY PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Ruby Allison* Dr. Helen K. Coffin* Corinne Gray* Vernon and Elizabeth Woestemeyer*

PMMA Vision and Mission Throughout its 65-year history, Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America has been the recipient of bequests, estate gifts, trusts and current gifts from individuals who believe in the PMMA mission of service to seniors.

During the past fiscal year of 2013, 15 estate bequests from Alice Kalb Society donors amounted to $1.9 million. This total included $684,000 in undesignated gifts and $1.2 million directed to the Good Samaritan Program. In addition, members of the Alice Kalb Society established 10 new Charitable Gift Annuities totaling $105,000. Their vision and generosity live to bless other residents of PMMA senior living communities.

LAWRENCE PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

PARSONS PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

STERLING PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

Violet Bechtold* Emma Semple Berg* Anna and Clark* Bricker Georgiana Brune* Edith Ernst* Alice Gallup* Phil Hawley* Beatrice Ledwith* E.G. Lindquist* Dr. C.O. Nauman* Russell Pardee* Dorothy J. Pippert* Cecil and Mary Richards* Ethel Ridgway* Robert Ridgway* Ruth Sawyer* Susanne Shaw Fern Shoemaker* Frances Genevieve Wendorff*

Katherine Bengel* Mildred Geckeler* Nadine Grove* Connie Prince* Veda and Forest Woodward*

Connie DeArmond Alma Fair* Rev. Harold Jensen* Rev. Portteus Latimer* Anna Smisor Smith*

PRESBYTERIAN MANORS

TOPEKA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Floyd and Helen L. Adams* Evelyn and Earl* Amthauer Willis S. Clark* John Culbertson Lida B. Gardner* Mercedes Huey* Phillip and Patricia Morris* Reba Morrison* Ruth Phillips* Kathryn Planz Robert and Bernita Thorn Neil and Agnes Vest*

MANOR OF THE PLAINS Lois Bryson* Tom Harkness* Everett* and Jean Koelling Virgil and Eva Lewis* W.O. and Grace Ostenberg* Irene L. Thompson*

NEWTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Colin and Joan Bailey Christena Bowen Millicent Claassen* Walter and Helen Claassen* Herman and Regina Esau* George Robert Grice* Gertrude Haury* Kenneth K. Haury* Dr. Allen D. McCune Dr. Ray and Ermal McFarland* Marie McFarland* Phil and Lois Palmer George and Letha Simpson* Edgar and Edith Templeton*

Dr. Daniel and Margaret Campbell* Susan C. Fry Alfred Henderson* Wendell and Ruhamah McKinsey* Sarah Moore* Robert Noll Orville and MaryBelle Race* Lois Riemath* Alma Neomah Shroff*

ROLLA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Fred Kisslinger* Queenie Landwehr* Mr. Carl Line Eldon Livingston* Rev. Dr. Kenneth* and Alice Locke Gladys Stuart*

SALINA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Eulora and Donald Allen* Nora Blachly* Ronald and Winifred Force* Ethel Hines* Dr. Perry and Phyllis* Hunsley Marian Kesl* William Knox Rev. Fredric and Helen Litchman* Willis and Evelyn Lobdell* Berniece McCullick* Dr. Allen D. McCune Milton Stiefel* Alla Rose Winsett* Lillian Zeigler*

WICHITA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Anna Adrian* Elinor and Platte Amstutz* Betty Ann Angulo* Marion I. Bird* Helen Collier* Florence Diehl* Margaret Dietrich* George* and Alleen Engle Molly Goodwin* Virginia Haigh Ira and Laura Hatfield* Harland and Mable Hutcheson* Forrest Kelley* Hazel L. Lister* Margaret McHugh* Ted and Cleo Mueller* Elizabeth Murphy* Dorothy and Naymon* Rowden Anonymous Dale and Hazel Teitzel* Leonard and Olga Wright*

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Thank You to Our Faithful Supporters During fiscal year 2013 (July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013) PMMA senior living communities received $2.8 million in philanthropic support from more than 2,680 individuals, churches and businesses. Reported here are donors who gave $100 or more during fiscal 2013.

ABERDEEN HEIGHTS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Abraham Mr. Thomas Brossard Mr. and Mrs. William Combs Ms. Jean Engel Mrs. Pamela Gomes Ms. Esther Graul Mrs. Barbara and Mr. Richard* Jordan Mrs. Betty Smith

ABERDEEN VILLAGE Ms. Martha Allen Mr. and Mrs. Tim Allin Mrs. Dorothy J. Anderson* Mr. and Mrs. Jett Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Foster Barkema* Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Bock Dorothy Louise Bridwell Revocable Trust Mr. and Mrs. John F. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Randy E. Buseman Ms. Twila Butts Coding & Compliance Initiatives, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Antoni Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Eberly Mr. Eric B. Eicher Ms. Mary L. Ferro The Garden City Company Mr. Kenneth Gitobu Mr. and Mrs. John M. Glaser Greater K C Elder Alumni Mr. Howard Y. Griffeth Ms. Barbara Haman Heartland Presbytery Mrs. Louva and Mr. Alan* Hill Mrs. Frances H. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Winton Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Jeff E. Johnson Ms. Evelyn S. Jones Mrs. Margaret J. Kearny Rev. William H. Killam Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kochsmeier Mrs. Marian A. Kuhl Mrs. Ivanelle and Mr. Thomas* Manning Ms. Mitzi McCord Mrs. Nancy Morgan Mr. and Mrs. James Mudge Mrs. Betty L. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Clinton A. Nelson Mr. Jarrell J. Nelson Ms. Mary Lou A. Niebling Presbyterian Women’s Association Mrs. Miriam E. Ritchie Dr. and Mrs. Terry Sherraden, M.D. Southminster Presbyterian Women’s Assoc.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tallmadge Dr. and Mrs. Larry L. Thornton United States District Court US X-Ray, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Walter Rev. William M. Walter

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Ms. Jane A. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ward Ms. Imogene S. Warren* Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wedel Mrs. Mary L. Whitehead* Ms. Suzanne K. Willey

ARKANSAS CITY PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Abbey Eye Care Altman-Charter Company Ark City Glass Co., Inc. Ark City Service Ark City Traveler Ark Valley Credit Union Ark Valley Distributing Arkansas City Clinic Arkansas City Lioness Club Arkansas City Lions Club Herbert Austin Estate Mr. Herbert Austin, Jr.* Mrs. Neva Bahruth Barber-Dyson Ford Lincoln Barnes Co, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Blair Mr. and Mrs. James Bossi Jack Bowker Ford Lincoln Mercury Ms. Connie Bruner Ms. Tasha Bucher Mrs. Wilda Buffo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Case Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cobb Community National Bank & Trust Mr. Andrew and Dr. Susan Cope CornerBank Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cramer Dad’s Self Storage Mr. and Mrs. James D. Day Di Vall Retail Liquor Store The Eastman National Bank Eye Candy Home Decor Mr. and Mrs. Karl Faidley First Presbyterian Church of Arkansas City First Presbyterian Church of Winfield Ms. Beatrice E. Followill Ms. Elizabeth Goff Ms. Judy Gottlob Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Griggs Mr. and Mrs. Michael Groves Mr. Fred Harper Heartland Sales & Chemicals, Inc. Hentzen Contractors Inc Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hunt Edward D. Jones & Co. Kan-Pak, LLC Ms. Misty D. Killman KSOK Kuhn Mechanical Mr. Benjamin LeClair Ms. Earline R. Lemert LG Pike Construction

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Massey Ms. Kimberley McClelland Mr. Fred and Mrs. Margot* Menefee Mid American Credit Union Mid-Continent Financial Mid-West Electric Supply Inc Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morrow Dr. and Mrs. Nathan C. Niles, D.D.S. Olen Medical Supply Mrs. Donna Oleson Parman, Tanner, Soule & Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Peters Phillips 66 Dr. and Mrs. James L. Pool Presbyterian Women of Winfield Quality Water Service RCB Bank Reedy Ford, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Reinecker Mr. Leroy Renz Rindt-Erdman Funeral Home Rob Carroll’s Sandblasting & Painting, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Paul N. Rogers, D.D.S. Rotary Club of Arkansas City Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schrock Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sheldon Sonic Drive-In Cowley County Inc. Sonic Drive-In, Winfield Soroptimist Club of Ark City Mr. Wayne Stalnaker Mr. Ron Steiner Mr. William E. Stewart, Sr. The Stock Exchange Bank Dr. Christopher H. Surtman Ms. Inez I. Tauscher Taylor Drug Mrs. Lexie Tennant ThyssenKrupp Elevator Traver’s, Inc. Tree Stand Archery Union State Bank United Agency, Inc. Mrs. Sara Wadleigh Mrs. Margaret M. Wahlborg Waldorf-Riley Heating and Cooling Mr. and Mrs. Jay Warren Mr. Brian Wells Westar Energy Mr. Roger Wilcher Virginia Jane Wilkins Trust Winfield Consumer Products, Inc The Winfield Daily Courier Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Wood Ms. Ruth Young

CLAY CENTER PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Evan & Gladys Alex Memorial Trust American Sealants Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Bartley Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bruce Clay Center Rotary Club Clay County National Bank Mr. and Mrs. Don Close Mr. and Mrs. James Cole Mr. and Mrs. Mike Derousseau Mr. and Mrs. Norman Elliott Dr. and Mrs. Joe G. Ferguson, D.D.S. First Presbyterian Church of Clay Center Mr. and Mrs. John Forshee Mrs. Mary Ann Fowles Mrs. Joyce E. Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gilbert Girton Propane Service, Inc. Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Habluetzel Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Hanson Heilman Insurance Agency Hinman Subway Hutchinson/Mayrath Mr. Roy Jennings Edward Jones & Co. Mr. Thomas Koch Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Lindt Mrs. Letha Lloyd Mrs. Joan Mattingly Mrs. Betty Moore* Leon Mugler Farms, Inc. Ms. Laree Mugler Neill, Schwensen, Rook Funeral Home, Inc. Anonymous Anonymous Ryan & Mullin, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. George Sanneman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schottelkotte Ms. Brenda Seaborn Mrs. Elma C. Steinbach Mrs. Phyllis B. Taylor Thurlow & Associates Twin Valley Telephone, Inc. Union State Bank United Bank & Trust Mrs. Leah L. Wall Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Woodruff

EMPORIA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Dr. Gary Ace Dorris Barnett Charitable Trust Mrs. Dorothy M. Becker Ms. Joan E. Budd Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cox Mrs. Ruth Eccles-Sumner Flinthills Eyecare Associates PA Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Clair Garrison Mr. Craig Garrison Dr. James Geitz Ms. Edna Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Randy Harrop Mrs. Lois E. Himes W.S. & E.C. Jones Testamentary Trust Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kitchen

Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Koehler Loretto Langley Trust Mr. and Mrs. Evan Lindquist Mr. and Mrs.Vernon McKinzie Ms. Elmaleda McMinn Ms. Patricia E. Nelson Ms. Berneta E. Palmer Mr. Elvin D. Perkins Dr. and Mrs. John E. Peterson Jane & Bernard Reeble Foundation Ms. Jan Riley Mr. Patrick Ringler Mr. and Mrs. John O. Sanderson Mrs. Paula K. Sauder Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sauder Mr. William and Mrs. Naomi* Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Spencer Mrs. Janene R. St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart Ms. Barbara Thomas Ms. Rita Todd Mr. Jerry Waddell Westminster Presbyterian Women’s Assoc.

Ms. Rhoda Whitcomb Mrs. Marie C. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Neal L. Woods Mr. Ralph W. Wygle*

FARMINGTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Rev. and Mrs. William A. Allen Arcadia Valley Drug Co. Barton Insurance Services Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Barton Rev. and Mrs. Paul Bembower Ms. Nancy Bowers Busenbark Carpet, Inc. Rev. Leland Butler The Canasta Group Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Chinn Ms. Patricia A. Christeson Coldwell Banker Hulsey Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cole Ms. Catherine Corless Mr. and Mrs. David Corless Mr. and Mrs. Warren Corless Crouch, Farley & Heuring P.C. Mr. and Mrs. John Doerr Farmington Presbyterian Church Farmington Presbyterian Women First Presbyterian Church of Fredericktown First Presbyterian Church of Ironton First State Community Bank of Farmington Ms. Patricia Forni Estate of Edward A. Gall Mr. John Garland Ms. Carolyn Gordon and Mr. Rick Giles Ms. Laverne D. Grotewiel Health Technologies, Inc. Healthcare Equipment Ms. Romaine Holman Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Horn Huffman Roofing, Inc. Mrs. Jane Hull Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson Mr. Jamie B. King Mr. Richard Layne

Ms. Kathryn Leach Leadco Community Credit Union Mrs. Isabel and Rev. James* McClymont Mrs. Peggy McClymont* McKee Foods Corp.

Mrs. Phyllis A. Mertell Dorothy L. Miles Trust Mineral Area College Mr. and Mrs. Grover D. Morgan, Jr. Omnicare Mr. Everett G. Osborne Mrs. Ruth Overall Ozarks Federal Savings & Loan Assoc.

Mrs. Clarice Passmore Mr. Donald B. Patton Ms. Catherine Peek PEO Chapter HJ Plummer’s Hardware Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Pratte Premier Fire Protection Presbytery of Giddings-Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Reese RehabCare Dr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Rhodes, D.D.S. Ms. Marcia Robinson Mr. Elmer Ronsick Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Ross Mrs. Barbara Sharp Mrs. Mary K. Sharp Sheet Metal Contractors, Inc. Show-Me Rent to Own, Inc. Mrs. Emma D. Sickmeyer Mr. and Mrs.Vincent Sigillito Dr. N. Gayle Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Sitze Rev. and Mrs. Peter Soens Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Sullivan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Taylor Tom’s Repairs Etc United Seating & Mobility Anonymous Webster Grove Presbyterian Church Westminster Presbyterian Ch. Cape Girardeau Westminster Presbyterian Church Women Ms. Ruby Whitehead Dr. Carol E. Willman Mr. William Wise Ms. Joyce Wood Mr. Ed L. Wyland, Jr.

FORT SCOTT PRESBYTERIAN VILLAGE Mr. Jack L. Adams Advanced Dental Care Mr. and Mrs. James Banwart Cheney Witt Memorial Chapel Citizens National Bank City State Bank Conley Sprinkler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Croce Ms. Joan M. Dickson Diehl, Banwart, Bolton, CPA’s, P.A. Danny and Willa Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Emerson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Endicott Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Foster Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Gordon

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Mr. Edward C. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Alan King The Liberty Savings Association Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McClure Mrs. Ginger D. Nance Mr. Tim O’Neal Mr. Daniel L. Raguse Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Reeves Ms. Marylin N. Warner

FULTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Mrs. Sue Anderson Auxvasse Presbyterian Church Mr. Edward Barrioz Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Borgelt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Busch Central Crop Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Coe, Jr. Crown Linen Service Dr. Cecil Culverhouse Debo Funeral Homes, Inc. Mrs. Adeline Dixon First Presbyterian Church of Columbia First Presbyterian Church of Fulton First Presbyterian Church of Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Philip Glenn Col. and Mrs. Joe B. Green Mr. Charles and Dr. Marilyn Hargrove Mr. Overton T. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Jan P. Herring Mr. Roger L. Tate Mr. and Mrs. Bennie E.Young

KANSAS CITY PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Ms. Cheryl Bell Ms. Sally Bender Ms. Doris Brown Central Mechanical Wichita, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cross Ms. Naomi Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Frederick DeSieghardt Mr. Gerald T. Griggs Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Hall Mr. and Mrs. Ken D. Hancock Ms. DeAnna Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Jester Mr. Harold Kent and Mrs. Sandra Grey Knox United Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Koehler Ms. Marjean Meadow Music For Life Mr. Mark Rimel Second Presbyterian Church Southminster Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. William States Ms. Barbara Thomas Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mrs. Deanna Wallace-Stone Mr. and Mrs. John S. Winston Wyandotte Lions Club

LAWRENCE PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Advanced Homecare Services Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Anderson Mr. Maynard P. Bauleke Mr. Jean-Pierre Boon

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Mrs. Anna W. Bricker Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Brown Ms. Jane R. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Brower R. Burchill Mr. Robert Burnham Ms. Clara Christenson* Mr. Leslie Christenson Mrs. Corinne W. Cluff Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coots Mr. and Mrs. Warren Corman Ms. Myrna Corpeny Mr. William A. Dann Ms. Lorna DeYoung-Clark and Mr. Earl Clark Mr. John E. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. James Drury* Mrs. Lois Eskilson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Gage, Jr. Mrs. Sara and Mr. John* Golden Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Groom Mr. and Mrs. David W. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Richard Himes Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Johnson Ms. Faye Jones Mr. L. Martin Jones Ms. Bernice King Mr. and Mrs. John Landgrebe Mr. David and Mrs. Sandra Laney Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lowe Mr. Charles L. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John McArthur Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCormick Mr. Robert W. McEldowney Mr. Philip R. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. James D. Neeley Mr. David T. Nichols Orchards Drug Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rowen Mr. David Ruhlen Mrs. Emily Russell Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schmidt Dr. Susanne Shaw Mr. Charles Stansifer Ms. Ann V. Thomas Mrs. Carol Ann Vernon Mrs. Ruth E. Warren Mr. Thomas Wilcox

MANOR OF THE PLAINS Anonymous Mr. Dennis Askew Mr. and Mrs. David Bryan Mrs. Wilma R. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Decker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunlap Mr. Randy Essenburg Fidelity State Bank Gjerstad Cattle Co. Ms. Nancy Goddard Mr. and Mrs. John Greer Independent Pharmacy Cooperative Kansas University Endowment Mrs. Jean Koelling Lewis Toyota of Dodge City Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lumpkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Markel Mr. and Mrs. Francis McElgunn Ms. Molly McVicker

Mr. Gordon G. Wiseman Dr. and Mrs. Michael Milford Mr. and Mrs. Craig C. Mock Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neier Mr. and Mrs. William Olson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Riegel Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sakata Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Schraeder Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Soice Mr. Ken Strobel Sunflower Bank Mr. and Mrs. David K. Tasset Irene L. Thompson Fund Ms. Lisa M. Thompson Toyota Dealer Match Program Weber Refrigeration & Heating, Inc. Mr. Curtis Woods Mr. and Mrs. David A. Woods Ms. Ellen D. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Woods Ms. Jane Woolf Anonymous

NEWTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Ms. Carolyn Adams Adrian & Pankratz, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Adrian Alliance Monitoring Technologies Rev. and Mrs. James W. Anderson Ms. Jane Arbuthnot Ms. Opal Barclay Dr. and Mrs. William Beck Mrs. Helen and Mr. Hubert Brown Mr. Lawrence Buller Dr. Mary and Mr. John Carman Central Mechanical Wichita, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Charlsen Citizen’s State Bank Mr. Roland Claassen Cox Communications Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson Rev. and Mrs. John Decker Mr. and Mrs. Craig Dickinson First Presbyterian Church of Newton First Presbyterian Women, Newton Ms. Debra Haley Mrs. Evelyn F. Haury Ms. Dorothy Heidebrecht Mr. Gary L. Henry Mr. and Mrs. John Higgs Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hill Ms. Sherry K. Hind The Honorable and Mrs. Theodore B. Ice Mrs. Jennie R. Johnson Mrs. Mary C. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. James A. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. John A. Maier Master Plumbing, Inc. Dr. Allen D. McCune The Mennonite Foundation Midland National Bank Mrs. Ethel W. Miller Newton Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Pierce Mrs. Lucile B. Randall Ms. Betty Richert Roofing Services Unlimited

Mr. Richard E. Sadowski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Sandwell Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Schmidt Mr. Harold Schorn Mr. Dwight R. Scofield Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Sjogren Mr. and Mrs. Denis Snyder St. Luke Presbyterian Church Sutherland Builders, Inc. TB of American-Fugate Enterprises Voyager Hospice Care Mr. Brian W. Weide

PARSONS PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Mrs. Ellen E. Baker Ms.Virginia Blevins Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blubaugh Dr. Delyna and Mr. Jeff Bohnenblust Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brandenburg Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Brennecke Mr. and Mrs. James Brenner Ms. Helen F. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Charles Mr. and Mrs. George Coughlin First Presbyterian Church of Parsons Nadine Grove Revocable Trust Mrs. Marilyn Jaeger Ms. Helen C. Jones Terry Lillie Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lomas Rev. and Mrs. Richard W. McCandless, Jr. Presbyterian Church of Pittsburg Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rexwinkle Mrs. Dana J. Saliba* Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Seifert Mrs. Marian R. Shuss Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sowder Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Larry Van Cleave Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C.VanCleave, Jr. Veda Woodward Grantor Trust Mrs. Sophia and Mr. Sonny* Zetmeir

PRESBYTERIAN HOSPICE of MID-AMERICA Ms. Jane D. McKeown* Mr. and Mrs. Donald Neumeyer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Saurage Mr. and Mrs. Michael Silvey Dr. N. Gayle Simmons Ms. Kay Ward

PRESBYTERIAN MANORS Alexandria Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. James Banwart Daniel Campbell Charitable Remainder Unitrust Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Delashaw Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Docherty, II Ms. Kim Fanning Mrs. Susan C. Fry Mr. and Mrs. Norm Harriman Hartmann USA, Inc.

Ms. Eleanor A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ron H. Ridgway Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rietfors Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Shogren Alma Neomah Shroff Revocable Trust Ms. Ethel R. Smith Synod of Mid-America Mrs. Marti Ward Rev. and Mrs. John L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Joshua R. Woodsmall Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L.Yoder

ROLLA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Mr. and Mrs. Max Anderson Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Madison Daily Mr. and Mrs. Ted E. Day Mr. and Mrs. Wade G. Dillon Dogwood Trails Girl Scout Council Mr. and Mrs. Fred Douglas First Presbyterian Church of Columbia First Presbyterian Church of Rolla First Presbyterian Women, Rolla Fran/Tab Construction Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Grawe Ms. Cynthia K. Hobart Mrs. Winifred A. Holm Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hooton Mr. Kirk Jessop Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery Kerr Mr. Peter Kinyon* Mr. Mark Malone Ms. Molly Malone Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarland Mr. Thomas Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Morris Dr. Ifeanyi Orizu Drs. Gary and Barbara Patterson Mr. William Peach Dr. Charles R. Remington* Mr. and Mrs. Garmal A. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Schmidt Mr. Wilbur and Mrs. Marian* Tappmeyer Mrs. Edy J. Tessaro Mr. Len Walderich Mr. Joe Wiese Mr. and Mrs. Gary Young

SALINA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Eulora L. Allen Trust A-Plus Lawn & Tree Care, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Danforth W. Austin Mrs.Vivian I. Austin Earl Bane Foundation The Bank of Tescott Mrs. Hazel M. Beggs Bennington State Bank Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Benyshek Mrs. Lila Berkley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Bullock Capitol Federal Foundation Mr. Mike Carlson Mr. and Mrs. William P. Carlson Mrs. Dorothy K. Carmichael

Coldwell Banker Antrim Piper Wenger Mr. James Cruce Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Davis Design Central, Inc. Mr. Maury Diehl Ms. Shirley M. Drawbaugh Mr. Leroy Dreiling Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dunlap Ms. Patricia L. Dutrack East Crawford Liquor, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Eaton Mrs. Mary Beth Engleman ExxonMobil Foundation Ms. Kim Fair First Bank Kansas Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fox Mrs. Mary Virginia Frederick Mr. and Mrs. George Grabon Great Plains Manufacturing, Inc. Mrs. Nancy Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Hanzlicek Mr. William and Mrs. Joan* Harris Mrs. Carol Hoff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Huiett Dr. Perry U. Hunsley Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Jones Verla Nesbitt Joscelyn Foundation Kennedy & Coe King Industries, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. King Mr. Douglas Langmade Mr. Philip M. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs.Van E. Lett Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Marrs The Marshall Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Susan B. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Chuck McClain Don C. and Florence M. McCune Foundation Dr. Allen D. McCune Meiers Moving & Storage Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mermis Mildred and Rolland Middlekauf Foundation Elden V. Miller Family Charitable Trust Mrs. Rebecca A. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrison Ms. Linda L. Murdock Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Oakes Leslie M. Ollenberger Trust Mr. and Mrs. James Otis Mr. Brian R. Palmer and Ms. Mary Nacrelli Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Parker Mrs. Mary Ruth Payne PEO Chapter BX Mr. Clarence and Mrs. Audrey* Peterson Pontons Construction, Inc. Professional Medical, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reese Mr. Louis and Mrs. Celeste* Reynolds Dr. David D. Robb Ms. M. Ellen Robb Mr. and Mrs. Craig Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Rueb, Jr. Mrs. LaDonna J. Salyer Ms. Linda Schur Schwan’s Global Supply Chain, Inc.

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Mrs. Mildred M. Sebree Dr. and Mrs. Milo Sloo Mr. Dan Smith Mr. Morrie Soderberg Mrs. Eleanor Sullivan* Sunflower Bank Sutherland Builders, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Teeter Mr. Ray Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Don Timmel United Capital Management of Kansas, Inc. Anonymous Waddle’s Heating & Cooling, Inc Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Wenger Mr. Gilbert D. Wenger Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wren Zimmerman Family Foundation, Inc.

STERLING PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Advance Termite Pest Control Alden State Bank Mark Borecky Commercial Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers The Bulletin D.A. Burke & Associates, LLC Ms. Frances N. Calderwood CenturyTel, Inc Culligan of Lyons/Great Bend Farmers Co-op Union First Bank First United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Galbraith Gambino’s of Sterling Mr. Robert W. Gordon Mrs. Betty Graebner Haile Construction Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harwood Heartland Sales & Chemicals, Inc. Hutchinson Clinic Jeremy’s Paint & Body Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Johnson KMW Ltd. Mrs. Patricia M. Laudermilk* Leprechaun Lawns Ms. Grace Lumpkins Lyons Federal Bank Lyons Good Samaritan Center The Lyons State Bank Mr. and Mrs. William H. Maxwell Mishler Accounting Mr. and Mrs. Keith Patterson Peoples Bank and Trust

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R & R Roofing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rajewski Mrs.Virginia Reed Rice Community Healthcare Foundation Rice County Building & Supply Rice County District Hospital #1 Mrs. Janiece Rowland Royers Brothers Tree Service, LLC Salem Community Church Dr. and Mrs. Tom Simpson Sterling Community Chest Sterling Farm Supply, Inc. Sterling Maytag, H.A.C. Sterling Services Sutherland Builders, Inc. Temp-Aire, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Tendero Ms. Mary E. Tippin United Presbyterian Church Voyager Hospice Care Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walton Mrs. Michelle K. West Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wilkey

TOPEKA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Helen L. Adams Trust Altman-Charter Company American Statistical Association Mrs. Marcella K. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. James G. Armfield Mr. Gary Baker Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Barr Mrs. Patricia A. Beason Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bechtel Ms. Evelyn L. Bernica Ms. Mary J. Brown Ms. Linda S. Brownlow Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bryan Mr. and Mrs. David Butts Mr. Donald A. Close Ms. Bobbie and Ms. Debbie Clough Mrs. Betty J. Couch Mr. John M. Culbertson Mr. and Mrs. J. Harlan Edmonds Foundation for Hospice Care Ms. La Nelle Frey Mr. David L. Futch Mr. and Mrs. William E. Geer Ms. Linda Howarth Mr. Kenneth E. Kerle Mr. and Mrs. R. Stephen Kirk Mrs. Joan R. Knoll Mrs. Elsie and Mr. Darryl* Lesser Mr. Chuck Lower Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Morris Ms. Janet M. Nichols Dr. and Mrs. Kent E. Palmberg, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pendergast Ms. Sharon Pendergast Mrs. Julie P. Phillips Ms. Kathryn A. Planz Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Rodriguez Rossville Presbyterian Church Mrs. Marjorie K. Selander Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Smith Specialty Care L.L.C. Mr. John and Mrs. Ruth* Stauffer

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Stephen Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Sundbye Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tice Topeka Presbyterian Manor Resident Council Fund Mr. and Mrs. Benny R. Turner Ms. Judith A.Volin Westminster Presbyterian Church Mrs. Connie Wood

WICHITA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Mr. and Mrs. William Adair Mrs. Mary Lou Adams Platte T. Amstutz, Jr. and Elinor B. Amstutz Memorial Fund Ms. Sheryl Bagby Mrs. Loretta A. Barchers Mrs. Mollie Boaz* Dr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Brewer Depew Gillen Rathbun & McInteer, LC Mrs. Ruth Dillingham Mrs. Michelle Dove Mr. and Mrs. George Downing-Smith First Presbyterian Church Women Ms. Nancy A. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Fralick Mr. and Ms. Edmund G. Gerstenkorn Goldner, Hawn, Johnson, Morrison Mrs. Thelma L. Grimwood* Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Heidt Harland H. Hutcheson Irr. Trust Mable I. Hutcheson Living Trust Mr. N. D. Johnson Lacy Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jeff M. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lehman Mrs. Loucille L. Lemonds* Mrs. Hazel Linder Mr. and Mrs. Loren Malone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malone Mr. and Mrs. John Miles Mr. and Mrs. Rex Miner Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moorman Mrs. Beatrice J. Nutting Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Penner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pletcher Ms. Sally L. Quast Ms. Donna Renfro The Riedl Foundation Mrs. Dorothy J. Rowden Mr. Donald D. Salmen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Schuette Mr. and Mrs. George Shadid Mr. and Mrs. Ramond E. Small Ms. Priscilla Stevens Sutherland Builders, Inc. Mr. Gerald Teague Trinity Presbyterian Church Ms. Janice Wakefield Mrs. Mary M. Weatherly Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Don R.Yungclas

Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Senior Living Communities* Aberdeen Heights Scott Polzin, executive director 575 Couch Ave. Kirkwood, MO 632122-5536 314-822-9911 AberdeenSeniorLiving.org Aberdeen Village Tim Allin, executive director 17500 W. 119th St. Olathe, KS 66061-9524 913-599-6100 AberdeenVillage.org Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor Sarah Griggs, executive director 1711 N. Fourth Arkansas City, KS 67005-1607 620-442-8700 ArkansasCityPresbyterianManor.org Clay Center Presbyterian Manor Michael Derousseau, executive director 924 Eighth St. Clay Center, KS 67432-2620 785-632-5646 ClayCenterPresbyterianManor.org Emporia Presbyterian Manor Roger Closson, executive director 2300 Industrial Rd. Emporia, KS 66801-6636 620-343-2613 EmporiaPresbyterianManor.org

Kansas City Presbyterian Manor Peatric Gordon, executive director 7850 Freeman Ave. Kansas City, KS 66112-2133 KansasCityPresbyterianManor.org Lawrence Presbyterian Manor Rhonda Parks, executive director 1429 Kasold Dr. Lawrence, KS 66049-3425 785-841-4262 LawrencePresbyterianManor.org Manor of the Plains Jerry Korbe, executive director 200 Campus Dr. Dodge City, KS 67801-2760 620-225-1928 ManorOfThePlains.org Newton Presbyterian Manor Marc Kessinger, executive director 1200 E. Seventh Newton, KS 67114-2820 316-283-5400 NewtonPresbyterianManor.org Parsons Presbyterian Manor Maegen Pegues, executive director 3501 Dirr Ave. Parsons, KS 67357-2220 620-421-1450 ParsonsPresbyterianManor.org

Rolla Presbyterian Manor Ann Caudill, executive director 1200 Homelife Plaza Rolla, MO 65401-2512 573-364-7336 RollaPresbyterianManor.org Salina Presbyterian Manor Brad Radatz, executive director 2601 E. Crawford Salina, KS 67401-3791 785-825-1366 SalinaPresbyterianManor.org Sterling Presbyterian Manor Michael Rajewski, executive director 204 W. Washington Ave. Sterling, KS 67579-1614 620-278-3651 SterlingPresbyterianManor.org Topeka Presbyterian Manor Thomas Bechtel, executive director 4712 SW 6th Ave. Topeka, KS 66606-2272 785-272-6510 TopekaPresbyterianManor.org

Wichita Presbyterian Manor Dawn Veh, executive director 4700 W. 13th St. Wichita, KS 67212-5575 316-942-7456 WichitaPresbyterianManor.org *Executive directors as of July 2014

Farmington Presbyterian Manor Jane Hull, executive director 500 Cayce St. Farmington, MO 63640-2910 573-756-6768 FarmingtonPresbyterianManor.org Fort Scott Presbyterian Village Ginger Nance, executive director 2401 S. Horton Fort Scott, KS 66701-2790 620-223-5550 FortScottPresbyterianVillage.org Fulton Presbyterian Manor Dawn Smith, executive director 811 Center St. Fulton, MO 65251-1922 573-642-6646 FultonPresbyterianManor.org

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Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Board of Trustees The PMMA Board of Trustees pauses during its September 2013 meeting. Pictured are (from left, front row) James J. Cook, St. Louis, Missouri; Ronald H. Ridgway, Lake St. Louis, Missouri; Dr. Teresa Sluss Radebaugh, El Dorado, Kansas; Eleanor Nelson, Lenexa, Kansas; Elizabeth B. McKell, Overland Park, Kansas; Carolyn “Connie” Wood, Topeka, Kansas; (back row, from left) Rev. Howard Gleason, Ballwin, Missouri; John L. Wells, Wichita, Kansas; President and CEO, Bruce H. Shogren, Hesston, Kansas; Legal Counsel, Stan Churchill, Wichita, Kansas; R. Lyman Ott, Mission Hills, Kansas; and Dan Harris, Dodge City, Kansas. Not pictured are Constance “Connie” Banwart, Fort Scott, Kansas; and Randy Wedel, Overland Park, Kansas.

For Giving Information Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Corporate Management Team Bruce H. Shogren, President/CEO Jerry Delashaw, Senior Vice President of Programs and Compliance Kim Fanning, Senior Vice President of Education and Training Susan Fry, Senior Vice President of Clinical Services Karen Harriman, Senior Vice President of Marketing, Communications and Public Relations Sherry Hind, Vice President of Corporate Administrative Services Edwin Shafer, Senior Vice President of Development Ethel Smith, Senior Vice President of Human Resources Beverly Woodsmall, Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer Doug Yoder, Senior Vice President of Operations

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