2017 Providence General Foundation Annual Report

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innovation through generosity 2017 ANNUAL REPORT

Dear Friends:

This past year, Providence Regional Medical Center Everett benefited greatly from the generosity of you, our donors. Your gifts brought to life

new innovative procedures, expanded existing programs and services, and created advanced educational opportunities for our clinical teams.

Learning and innovation go hand in hand. The arrogance of success is to think that what you did yesterday will be sufficient for tomorrow.

With your support, the purchase of video mediastinoscopy—a piece of equipment used by thoracic surgeons to biopsy tissue for diagnosing lung cancer—was made possible. Your generosity has also benefited the expansion of the Trauma Program through new advanced equipment and training. Philanthropy made possible a new state-of-the-art surgical suite in the Cymbaluk Medical Tower as well. All critical investments in better health care for our region.

In addition to investing record funding back into much-needed programs at Providence, new milestones were also achieved. Festival of Trees topped the charts again—raising more than $1.2 million for Children Services. Providence received a transformational gift from Clyde & Judy Pitcher which will be used to boost clinical resources that will better serve our growing

— W I LL IA M P O L L A R D , E N G L IS H C L E R G Y M A N

community. We also recorded $4.4 million in bequest intentions, making 2017 one of our most successful years to date.

This past year was also a year of great growth and innovation for our Heart Program, where the 100th transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) procedure was completed and the first micro pacemaker procedure was performed. Both are examples of new, state-of-the-art procedures available to our growing community.

We invite you to read more in the following pages about generosity, innovation and a commitment to excellence in health care. We included several inspiring stories to illustrate how

Providence General Foundation Mission

Providence Mission

Providence General Foundation cultivates the charitable spirit of the community by raising and distributing funds to promote health and wellness primarily through the programs and services of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett.

As expressions of God’s healing love, witnessed through the ministry of Jesus, we are steadfast in serving all, especially those who are poor and vulnerable.

your generosity has truly made a positive difference in the lives of your friends and neighbors.

Thank you for your continued commitment and generous support of Providence as we fulfill our mission to provide high-quality, compassionate, and personal care to our community and the surrounding region.

CUR R E N T FO UN DAT I ON S TAF F Lori Kloes

Jennifer Coyle

Susan Snyder

Chief Development Officer

Senior Manager of Special Events

Prospect Research & Database Manager

Tina Gilson

Jen Nolte

Mary K Allen

Director of Development

Stewardship Officer

Donor Database Specialist

Larry Jubie 2017 Chairman, Board of Directors

Lori Kloes Chief Development Officer

PROVIDENCE GENERAL FOUNDATION

PROVIDENCE GENERAL FOUNDATION

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Gratitude Inspires Generosity T. Clyde & Judy Pitcher are grateful for exceptional care close to home Everett natives Clyde and Judy Pitcher have watched their hometown grow and change. They recall when downtown featured dime stores and paper mills. They remember walking to class at Everett High before school buses were the norm.

children—three daughters and a son—and when Clyde’s military service was over, they moved their growing family home to Everett.

Clyde planned to attend law school. But a change in his dad’s health led him to join the family business, Clark Distributing, instead.

Clyde was soon running the company, which grew from four employees when he started, to 80 when he retired.

“I worked hard, grew the business, and it was successful.” Clyde said “We were very fortunate.”

Back then, the Pitchers didn’t spend much time thinking about medical care. They focused on business and family life, and giving back to their community.

Sometimes it’s hard to believe today’s Everett—with jumbo jets, a bustling port, record-breaking population growth and traffic congestion—is the same little town they knew as kids.

Clyde and Judy met in high school and graduated from the University of Washington. Clyde earned a degree in business, while Judy studied education.

After college, they married and Clyde joined the Air Force. He flew cargo planes to Hawaii and Japan, while Judy taught elementary school. They had four

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Clyde served on the Providence Hospital and Foundation Boards, and Judy was active in the Providence Children’s Association, along with PTA and Camp Fire activities, and teaching Sunday school. Their very first gift of support to Providence was in 1975 which is a testament to their generous spirit and heart for quality health care for their community.

A new season— for the Pitcher’s and for Providence Today, the Pitchers’ life continues to change.

Clyde and Judy are now in their 80s. They’re retired and cherish their ten grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. As they’ve entered their golden years, they now spend more time thinking about their health. And they’ve come to know Providence in an entirely new way: as patients.

In the past two years, Clyde & Judy together have experienced care in a variety of departments at Providence—including orthopedic, neurology, trauma, hematology and cardiology. In fact, Clyde was one of the first patients to have the new transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) heart procedure at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett.

“In this season of life,” Judy said, “we appreciate having world-class medical care close to home—not just hospital beds, but whatever services we need.

Providence has it all under one roof and the care is excellent.”

And it was this sense of gratitude that inspired Clyde and Judy to make a transformational gift of support to Providence this past December to help create a greater Providence for our expanding region.

“Providence has a solid plan for growing with—and for—the people of Western Washington through innovation, stateof-the-art technology, and top-notch staff” said Clyde. “It’s important for us to support that…not to mention they make delicious meatloaf.”

Yes. You read correctly. During an inpatient stay at Providence, Clyde raved about the meatloaf. The chef was so tickled, Food and Nutrition Services gave Judy the recipe. The Pitchers were touched by the personal attention they received from the staff.

“In this season of life, we appreciate having world-class medical care close to home.

It’s important for us to support that, not to mention they make delicious meatloaf.”

But Clyde is all seriousness when he talks about the value of Providence to his family and hometown. “Our area is growing. More people means a greater need for greater health care here in Snohomish County. It’s not feasible— nor necessary—to travel to Seattle for top-quality care. Providence is right here.”

PROVIDENCE MEATLOAF RECIPE IN G RED IEN TS 1½ lbs lean ground beef

½ cup finely chopped onion

2 eggs

¼ cup finely diced green pepper

3/4 cup bread crumbs

½ cup fat free milk

3/4 cup ketchup (divided in half)

3/4 tsp pepper

IN STRUCTIO N S 1. Preheat oven to 350º. Line a 5 by 10 inch loaf pan with parchment paper.

2. In a large bowl, beat the eggs then add the bread crumbs, ½ cup of ketchup, onion, green pepper, milk and pepper; stir to combine.

3. Add the ground beef and mix well enough to combine but not over mix.

Place the meatloaf in loaf pan pressing to corners and edges of pan.

4. Bake for 30 minutes then spread rest of the ketchup on top of the meatloaf. Bake for an additional 15 minutes or until the center is 160º.

5. Let stand for 5–10 minutes to rest, then slice and serve.

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Another Grateful Heart on Track to a Full Recovery At first, Marc Marion thought he was just out of shape. The active 66-year-old teacher from Mount Vernon was on a walk with his wife and daughter, when he felt breathless. He was recovering from a hamstring injury, so he figured he needed more conditioning to feel right again.

But when breathlessness turned to chest pain, Marc feared he was having a heart attack. He saw his family doctor, who sent him to a local cardiologist for testing.

An avid hiker and outdoor enthusiast, Marc was motivated to regain his active lifestyle. He walked. And walked. And walked some more. By his three-week check-up, he was walking 105 minutes a day. Dr. Brevig was pleased, and Marc’s recovery continued to progress. He was back teaching in just six weeks.

“My experience at Providence was nothing but positive,” Marc said. “Still, I hope I don’t need to come back. But if I do, I know I’ll be in the best hands.”

“I flunked the treadmill test,” he said.

“That was a big sign.” Marc had a congenital heart defect—and needed a valve replacement.

Choosing the best Heart Program Living 45 miles north of Everett, Marc had to choose where he wanted to undergo his valve replacement procedure—North or South. He talked with family, did research and for him the clear choice was Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. Friends agreed they wouldn’t go anywhere else. Teaching at Northshore Christian Academy in Everett for the past 18 years and with his wife Lynda’s family in the area, it made the decision that much easier.

Marc was referred to James Brevig, MD, a Providence Cardiac Surgeon.

He said Marc was young and in generally good health, which qualified him for traditional, open-heart surgery to replace his malfunctioning valve. Marc had the procedure in February 2018 and spent five days at Providence recovering.

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Marc Marion, School Teacher at Northshore Christian Academy in Everett

Keeping Pace with Innovation Providence’s heart program doesn’t miss a beat!

Recent innovation is changing the way Providence cares for patients with cardiovascular disease. In the past, surgical interventions for heart problems often involved open heart surgery.

But for some patients, this invasive approach can be too risky because of their age or health condition. New catheter-based interventions are often a good solution for these patients. Instead of Mahesh Mulumudi, MD; James Brevig, MD making a large incision and and Maheer Gandhavadi, MD opening the patient’s chest, surgeons use a small incision and guide a catheter from the groin to the became the first to receive the new device which heart. Using this minimally invasive approach, helps regulate his heartbeat. And, like the TAVR the doctor can correct a variety of problems. procedure, this little wonder is inserted via catheter and routed through a vein in the groin One such catheter-based procedure is the to the heart. The device, less than an inch long, transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) is anchored to the heart’s middle wall with tiny where a catheter carries a new, collapsible tines that send an electrical pulse to the heart valve that replaces the old one. The new valve whenever there’s an abnormal rhythm. begins working immediately and the entire process takes barely an hour.

“It’s a great new alternative and really a step forward in the way we care for patients “We still use traditional, open-heart surgery who cannot be treated with medication,” for the right patients,” said Cardiac Surgeon, said Maheer Gandhavadi, MD, Medical James Brevig, MD. “But, these new, minimally Director of Electrophysiology. invasive procedures allow us to treat patients who previously had no other options.”

These are just a few examples of the cuttingedge techniques Providence currently offers. And The demand for the new TAVR procedure more exciting advancements are on the horizon. grew quickly in 2017. “By July, we’d completed our 100th TAVR procedure,” “I’ve been at Providence almost five years,” said Mahesh Mulumudi, MD, an said Dr. Gandhavadi. “When I look at the heart Interventional Cardiologist and Division program from when I started to now, I see a Chief of Medicine. “That was a huge tremendous difference. The complexity of what milestone for us—and our patients.” we do has really increased. And I tell people, ‘we’ve just started to reach our potential.’

Another exciting milestone in 2017 was the And I sincerely believe that’s the case.” availability of the world’s smallest pacemaker.

In August, an 80-year-old Mukilteo man

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“We plant seeds that one day will grow.

We water seeds already planted, knowing that they hold future promise.

We lay foundations that will need further development.

We provide yeast that produces effects beyond our capabilities.”

— Excerpt from “A Future Not Our Own,” by Archbishop Oscar Romero

For Margaret and Bob Bavasi, the words of the poem by Archbishop Oscar Romero reflect how they live their life—planting seeds and laying the foundation for those who will follow.

In his youth, Bob spent much of his time learning the innerworkings of professional sports. His dad, “Buzzie,” was a long-time Major League Baseball executive—leading teams like the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers, the San Diego Padres, and the California Angels.

Margaret’s father was a physician in Columbia, Missouri. Providing her with an insider’s view to her hometown hospital.

“My parents had such a connection to our local hospital,” Margaret said, “it came to feel like part of our family.”

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The Bavasis met as law students, and after a few years of practicing in San Diego, felt called to a bigger adventure. In an “inspired moment,” as Margaret calls it, they bought a minor league baseball team that brought them to Everett.

Like Margaret’s childhood hospital, Providence Regional has become part of her new family. And that is why they have included the hospital in their estate planning.

The Bavasi’s provision for Providence in their will reminds Margaret of one of her favorite poems—A Future Not Our Own: we are temporary caretakers, nurturing seeds planted by those who came before us and planting our own seeds to benefit the generations to come.

“We believe Everett and Providence a hundred years from now is no less deserving of our attention and care than the Everett of today,” said Bob. “And since we have clear ideas as to how we’d like our estate distributed, we put those ideas in writing.”

“It’s given us a sense of peace,” Margaret added, “to have dealt with that part of life. And we’re happy we could plant a seed now for a cause we hold most dear.”

Providence Legacy Society Charter Members The Providence Legacy Society was launched in 2017 as a way for the Providence General Foundation to recognize and thank donors who have made provisions for Providence in their estate plans. The society allows us to celebrate and honor valued supporters today for a gift that is postponed until after their lifetimes.

Providence Legacy Society

Bavasis Plant Seeds for the Future

After a few years at the helm of the Everett Giants (now the AquaSox), the Bavasis started a family of their own. Their daughters, Haley and Emily, were born at Everett General.

That was the family’s first connection to their hometown hospital. Since then, Margaret and Bob have chaired Festival of Trees, Margaret has served Providence on numerous boards and committees—including nine years on the hospital board and as a current member of the Foundation board—and daughter Emily now works as a nurse in the Emergency Department at Providence Regional Medical Center.

Michael Bauer Bob & Margaret Bavasi Dr. Earl Beegle & Isabel Sloan-Kerr Beegle Robert Beil Richard & Judy Boyden Pamela Cassidy & Tom Leahy Bob & Lori Christenson Pam Daniels Mary Duryee Dr. Virginia Eschbach Doug & Robin Ferguson JoAnn Gray Dr. Charles & Diane Guildner Nik Halladay Sue Ingram Mackey Bill Isaacson Barbara Kusler Dr. Hugh & Jackie Minor Dick & Judy Oberg Paul & Carol Onerheim Myrna Overstreet Randy Petty Dr. Joanne C. Roberts Idamae Schack Fredric & Jo Anne Sjoholm Dr. Tracy & Patti Spencer Christine Steele Dr. David J. Stewart Larry Swigart Trudy Tobiason Glenn & Joanne Wimpy

If you have included Providence in your estate planning, please let us know by contacting the Foundation at (425) 258-7500.

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Lung Cancer Patients Benefit from Robotic Procedure More American men and women die from lung cancer than from colon, breast, and prostate cancers combined. But, thanks to the generosity of Providence General Foundation donors, Thoracic Surgeons Kimberly Costas, MD, and Luis Alberton, MD, are using state-of-the-art technology to help reverse that trend for many patients they treat.

Most lung cancer cases are detected after a patient develops symptoms. By then, the disease is often advanced and has spread to other areas of the body. Several years ago, Providence Regional Cancer Partnership launched a robust screening program to detect lung cancer early—when it’s most treatable and offers the greatest chance for cure.

“Robotic surgery, itself, isn’t new,” Dr. Costas said, “it’s been used for years by surgeons in gynecology, urology, and general surgery. But, using robotics for thoracic surgery is new. Less than 5% of thoracic procedures are performed robotically—and that number will continue to grow as surgeons are trained and the advantages become more clear.”

The program involves a low-dose CT scan instead of the traditional chest x-ray.

The CT scan provides images from various angles inside the body—with far more detail than is possible with an x-ray.

Robotic surgery is minimally invasive, so patients recover faster than from traditional “open chest” procedures. Plus, they spend less time in the hospital and have a reduced chance of post-operative complications.

“The number of patients we screen for lung cancer has more than doubled in the past five years,” Dr. Costas said. In addition, Providence has seen a 20% reduction in lung cancer mortality in patients who received the low-dose CT scans compared to those who received standard chest x-rays.

If the CT scan shows cancer, the next step is for Thoracic Surgeons like Dr. Costas and Dr. Alberton to perform a video mediastinoscopy to collect abnormal tissue for biopsy. If cancer is detected, more treatment is necessary.

The good news for lung cancer patients is that Providence offers less invasive surgical options using robotics. In fact, it is the only robotics program north of Seattle to the Canadian border.

For patients with lung cancer, the shortened recovery time means they can begin potentially life-saving chemotherapy or other treatments sooner, as well.

“Robotic technology offers the precision we need for even the most delicate thoracic surgeries,” Dr. Alberton noted. “And, as the program continues to grow, our ability to advance the care we provide our patients will grow, as well.”

A new video mediastinoscope used for diagnosing and staging lung cancer was an essential new addition to the Thoracic Surgery Program in 2017, and was funded by generous donor support.

Luis Alberton, MD, and Kimberly Costas, MD

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Festival of Trees Again Breaks Records

Jubies Honored with Spirit of Festival Award Children’s Association Sets the Generous Tone for RecordBreaking Fund-a-Need

The 2017 Festival of Trees, themed “It’s a Wonderful Life,” proved to be truly wonderful from start to finish. The weeklong celebration, which raised a record $1.2 million, included four tinsel-filled events—an opening night dinner, community open house, gala and live auction, and the Providence General Children’s Association’s Teddy Bear Breakfast.

A highlight of the annual festival was the gala and tree auction. More than 700 guests packed the ballroom for the sold-out event at the Tulalip Resort. They were wowed by spectacularly-decorated trees and wreaths, and gave generously.

Providence General Children’s Association (PGCA) kicked off the Fund-a-Need paddle raise with an unprecedented $50,000 donation. Jay and Terry Ackley, owners of K&H Integrated Print Solutions in Everett, followed the association’s lead with a matching gift to support the center and children in need. Providence General Foundation is incredibly grateful to PGCA and the Ackleys for their continued support and generosity.

Providence General Foundation extends special thanks to the Joe and Liz Goldfinch, Geoff and Carlene Goldfinch Goldfinch Family— and Jenae and Boe Nelson Carlene and Geoff Goldfinch, Liz and Joe Goldfinch, and Jenae and Boe Nelson— During the fund-a-need portion of for their leadership as 2017 event chairs. the event, gala attendees contributed And thank you to the many generous more than $585,000 for the Providence sponsors, including Tulalip Tribes, K&H Children’s Center, which provides Integrated Print Solutions, Mary Jane comprehensive, family-oriented care Miller in honor of Ross Miller Sr., and to children with special needs. The Sean and Lisa Kelly of Merrill Lynch for overwhelming generosity of the guests helping make the 32nd Annual Festival made it the event’s most successful of Trees an amazing success. fund-a-need ever!

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The name says it all: Providence General Children’s Association. For the 300 women in the all-volunteer group, it really is about the kids. And that is why Providence General Children’s Association raised their paddle during Festival of Trees Fund-a-Need, making a $50,000 gift to support Providence Children’s Center.

Providence General Foundation honored the Jubie Family—Jan, Harv, Linda, and Larry—with the 2017 Spirit of Festival Award during the Festival of Trees Gala in early December. The award recognizes those who have invested time, treasure, and talent in support of Festival of Trees.

“The Jubies embody this spirit like no one else” said Lori Kloes, Chief Development Officer at Providence General Foundation.

“They’ve been integral to the growth and success of Festival of Trees for nearly 20 years—serving on the organizing committee, designing and decorating trees, and making themselves available to help throughout the weeklong celebration.”

The Jubie family’s dedication has helped Festival of Trees become the wondrous regional event it is today.

Providence General Children’s Association volunteers operate gift shops at the Pacific and Colby campuses of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. In addition, the women of the children’s association host the annual Teddy Bear Breakfast, which wraps up the weeklong Festival of Trees. This year, more than 600 kids and their families attended the sold-out event.

Providence General Foundation is beyond thankful for its longstanding partnership with Providence General Children’s Association and the group’s generous support of children and families in our ever-growing hospital community.

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Gray skies didn’t dampen the spirits of a sold-out crowd at the 31st Annual Epicurean Affair at Anthony’s HomePort on March 14, 2017. The event, chaired by Andy and Kaye Hall, featured exquisite Northwest cuisine and exceptional wines— and helped Providence General Foundation raise more than $188,000 for the Providence Regional Cancer Partnership.

Monies donated through the fund-a-need portion of the festive evening are already in action boosting the Patient Navigator Program at the Cancer Partnership to help ease the way of patients and families managing cancer treatment and recovery.

Also that evening, Phil and Kelly Johnson were honored with the Budd Gould Award, a special honor presented yearly to recognize those who’ve had an extraordinary impact on Providence and our community. The Johnsons care deeply about the Everett community and have a strong belief in supporting community based causes that make a true impact.

We are honored to recognize the Johnson’s for their leadership, support and dedication to Providence.

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A special thank you to Anthony’s HomePort and its incredible staff, premier sponsor Performance Home Medical, and countless other sponsors and guests for helping Providence ease the way of cancer patients through the Patient Navigator Program.

2017 Events That Enhance Our Mission

2017 Epicurean Affair

Golf Tournament The Everett Golf & Country Club Women’s Division hosted its 40th annual golf tournament on June 3, 2017. The weather was a bit cloudy, but that didn’t matter to the golfers, who played the Everett Golf & Country Club course by day and spent the evening enjoying dinner, silent and live auctions. The event proved to be a true game changer. Attendees, donors, and sponsors raised more than $48,000 to support the Linda Baltzell Cancer Patient Assistance Fund, which helps families facing difficult financial circumstances during cancer treatment at Providence Regional Cancer Partnership. Thanks to all who played hard and gave generously!

Spectators Buzz Rodland, Harv Jubie, and Morrie Trautman enjoy Wheels on the Waterfront car show.

Wheels on the Waterfront Auto enthusiasts enjoyed a warm autumn afternoon at the sixth annual Wheels on the Waterfront classic car show on September 9, 2017—where they checked out more than 300 cars, live music, refreshments, and much more. But the best part of all? The gathering raised more than $10,000 to support the Linda Baltzell Cancer Patient Assistance Fund. Many thanks to the dedicated donors and volunteers who made Wheels on the Waterfront such a success.

Nga Goldfinch and Lynne Hall present Lori Kloes, Chief Development Officer with a check from the funds raised at the 40th Annual Everett Golf & Country Club Women’s Division Golf Tournament.

Pink the Rink with the Silvertips

Zoran Rajcic of the Silvertips, Rob Jones and Craig Christie

of Safeway present Liga Mezaraups and Erin Chaney of The Safeway Foundation and the Everett Silvertips Providence Regional Medical Center a check from funds joined forces on November 4, 2017, for Pink the Rink, raised at the 2017 Pink the Rink annual hockey event. a yearly hockey event benefiting Providence Regional Medical Center’s Comprehensive Breast Center. Nearly 8,000 fans packed the arena to watch the Silvertips battle the Portland Winterhawks. Not only did the crowd see a hard-fought hockey game, they also raised more than $64,000 for breast cancer screening and cancer care for women in Snohomish County.

Since the first Pink the Rink in 2010, the event has raised more than $600,000 for women in our community. Providence General Foundation would like to thank the Silvertips and the Safeway Foundation for their unwavering and outstanding support.

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Major Areas of Support In 2017, Providence General Foundation distributed $3.9 million to Providence Regional Medical Center and Community Initiatives.

Here are some of the major areas receiving funding:

2017 Financial Overview A SSETS

Cymbaluk Medical Tower Operating Room Expansion

$2,757,051

1,019,825

Net Pledge & Other Receivables

$

974,454

Other Assets

$

43,275

Investments

$ 16,636,293

Gift & Annuity Trust Funds

$

685,682

Other Long Term Assets

$

1,281,859

TOTAL

$ 20,641,388

Assets Held for Providence Regional Medical Center

$

1,485,705

Gift & Annuities Trust Fund Liabilities

$

184,235

Accounts Payable

$

4,211

Beginning Fund Balance

$ 18,967,239

Excess Revenue over Expenses

$668,787 $129,619

$

LIA BILITIES

Children’s Services

Trauma Program

Cash & Equivalents

TOTAL

Comprehensive Breast Center

$102,635

Cancer Services

$91,732

($

2)

$ 20,641,388

GIVING BACK Providence General Foundation has raised more than $13 million over the past five years through the support of generous donors who are deeply committed to the mission and work of Providence Regional Medical Center. To support the demand for services, Providence continues to invest in specialty services, grow inpatient capacity and introduce new technology. Since 2013, more than $18 million has been distributed for programs and capital projects at Providence Everett that have supported enhanced quality, new technology,

Providence Everett Healthcare Clinic

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research and innovation. In 2017, the Foundation received $4,173,908 in new gifts and

Inside Out Program

$25,000

Everett Gospel Mission

$20,000

The Providence Fund to Enhance Patient Care

commitments and an additional $4,495,176 in legacy letters of intent. The Foundation had $1,638,731 in expenses to build a strong foundation that supports our regional medical center. Thanks to all of our friends and supporters for their generosity.

$12,546

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We are grateful to all who donated gifts, time and talent to Providence General Foundation in 2017.

Your contributions help to enhance our mission and inspire innovative health care in our community.

This list reflects only new gifts, commitments and planned gift intentions received from January 1, 2017, through December 31, 2107. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years or in-kind gifts. Please contact the foundation office at (425) 258-7500 with questions or concerns. Also if you have included Providence in your will, please let us know so that you may be recognized.

$750,000 AND ABOVE

$24,999 – $10,000

Robert Beil Richard & Judy Boyden T. Clyde & Judy Pitcher

Dr. H. Frank & Jan Andersen Dave & Marilyn Beck Susan Carpenter Pamela G. Cassidy & Thomas M. Leahy Community Health Plan of WA & Community Health Center of Snohomish County Jeff & Jodie Cymbaluk Geoff & Carlene Goldfinch Aaron Hockett Phil & Kelly Johnson Harv & Jan Jubie Sean & Lisa Kelly Dwayne Lane’s Auto Family Dr. Ian Wright & Liga Mezaraups Mary Jane Miller George & Maribeth Newland Rick & Diane Pedack Chris & Kristi Pedley Joe & Charlie Pignataro Premera Blue Cross Providence Medical Group Paul & Amy Robinett Marty & Laureen Robinett Preston & Jill Simmons Steve & Kathleen Smith Dean & Chris Stensby The Boeing Company Headquarters The Everett Clinic Western Washington Medical Group Wheels on the Waterfront Classic Car Show Mark & Kim Williams Dr. Thomas Yetman

$749,999 – $100,000 Bob & Margaret Bavasi Sue Ingram Mackey

$99,999 – $25,000 Jay & Terry Ackley, K & H Integrated Print Solutions The Bjorg Family Performance Home Medical Sharon & Ken Clay Rob Haines Tim Halladay Steve & Carol Klein Hans & Ute Ochs Providence General Children’s Association Radia Inc., PS Dr. Joanne Roberts Hank & Donna Robinett Buzz & Carol Rodland Idamae Schack The Safeway-Albertsons Foundation Tulalip Tribes Charitable Contributions Waterman Medical Foundation

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All Battery Sales & Service Vern & Stephanie Allen Tami Allen Jerry & Michelle Arneson Don & Shirley Ayres Mike & Sandra Bartlett Dr. James Bass Robert & Jennifer Bayersdorfer Douglas & Elizabeth Bell Marilyn Birchman BNBuilders Bo & Nancy Bodrak Ruth & Paul Brandal CellNetix Pathology & Laboratories Chris Clayton Coastal Community Bank Mary Conery Dr. Jay & Christine Cook Dr. Kimberly Costas & Darius Schenck Dr. Jim Courrier Allan & Jennifer Coyle Elron & Patsy Cudaback Dr. Charles & Lauren Daly Dr. William & Elizabeth Dickinson Mike & Kristie Dutton Electric Mirror, LLC Everett Aquasox Everett Community College Foundation EverTrust Foundation Falck Northwest Bill & Sheri Feeney Dr. Jim & Mary Lou Finley First Choice Health Network, Inc. Sandy Forman Scott & Gayle Forslund Brian & Colleen Frauenholtz Frontier Communications Joe & Ashley Gaffney Gaffney Construction Tracy & Tina Gilson Greg & Nga Goldfinch Joe & Liz Goldfinch Goldfinch Brothers, Inc. Herbert & Christine Gould Andy & Kaye Hall Hugh & Lynne Hall Nik Halladay Dan & Pam Harkins Heritage Bank Hermanson Company, LLP Mark & Christine Hotton Steve & Jane Hudson Jamie & Kathy Hunter Integrated Rehabilitation Group Peter & Shanley Johndrow

Carolyn Johnson Larry & Linda Jubie Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington Scott & Kristen Kirkpatrick Daren & Lori Kloes Rosemary Lane Jack & Gail Larson Drs. Karin Larson-Pollock & Darren Pollock Doug & Leslie Lauer Que Le & Edward Chin Lisa Link David & Alison Maider MEDNAX Services, Inc. Bill & Jean Messner John & Ellen Middleton Molina Healthcare of Washington Mortenson Construction Company Moss Adams Mountain Pacific Bank Scott & Kippy Murphy Dr. Deborah Nalty & Jeff Shober Holly Nash Boe & Jenae Nelson David & Kathie Nelson Gavin Ng North Sound Emergency Medicine Craig & Rose Olson Brandon & Sophie Olson Bruce & Allison Olson Pacific Topsoils, Inc. Mitesh Parikh & Dr. Reena Vasavada-Parikh Duane & Lianne Pearson Peoples Bank Edward & Brenda Petkus Physio-Control Tony & Suzy Pignataro Premera Blue Cross of Washinton & Alaska Puget Sound Kidney Centers Darren & Deanna Redick Retirement Connection, LLC Luke Rockenbach Lee & Andrea Rodewald Janice Roe John & Natalie Rogers Ed & MariLana Rubatino Casey & Sandy Salz Seattle Children’s Hospital Jeff & Heather Shelby Ray & Mary Sievers Sodexo Somnia, Inc. Stantec Consulting Service, Inc. Todd & Sarah Stine

Tulalip Resort Casino UBS Financial Services, Inc. United Healthcare Services, Inc. Randy Utt & Maddy Metzger-Utt Adam & Darla Van Winkle Randy & Char Wicklund Kurt & Jennifer Willows Grant & Frances Woodfield YMCA of Snohomish County Dr. Rod Hanna & Julie Zarn ZGF Architects

$2,499 – $1,000 Chris & Megan Adams Deanna Allen Sherry Allen Tom & Joanne Allen Jean Anderson ARCORA-Foundation of Delta Dental of Washington Dr. Alka Atal-Barrio Phil & Scuttle Bannan Danen & Heather Barnhart Donna & Ward Becker Geoffrey Bedell & Sheila Bleakney Jackie Beechner Dr. Earl Beegle & Isabel Sloan-Kerr Beegle Patricia Beginski Ralph Blackmore Boeing Gift Matching Program Ashley & Kenneth Bontje Toni Booker Rick & Jennifer Bowen Denny & Darlene Brawford Marc Breckenridge Dr. James Brevig & Meredith Gould William & Annie Bruce Dr. Katherine Bumstead Grace Buni Anna Leah Canoy Pat Capoun Jamie Capp Heather Case Colin & Danica Chadwick Erin Chaney Charlie’s Produce Company Jon & Sylvia Christensen Lloyd & Shelly Christensen Lori & George Chudnofsky Tom & Jane Collins Community Transit Public Affairs Dr. James & Sandy Congdon Angela Cope Dr. Mark Coughenour & Chris Douglas Dr. Jack & Marilyn Courrier

Marshall & Katherine Cymbaluk D.A. Davidson & Company Pam Daniels Bill & Patty DeGroodt Theresa Diane Bob & Lizbeth Dobler Robert Doyle Mark & Kathy Duffy Dutch Bros. Coffee Cherie Echelbarger Jerry & Julie Elkington Clay & Kami Erickson Expedia, Inc. Lance & Jill Farr Mike & Maggie Faulkner Dallas & Judy Ferrel Rod Ferris Linda Field Debbie Finch Rick & Andrea Foster Amber Freer Joel & Mary French Mike & Christine Gaffney Tom & Sue Gaffney Jim & Jan Gaffney Dani Gallinger Lisa George Geoff & Kathy Gibbs Walt Gillette & Saundra Cope Chasette Gilmer Chris & Joanne Giordano Glassybaby White Light Fund Troy & Heather Grasseth Michael Griffin Karl & Kathleen Groen Daniel & Ash Gunderson Kathleen Gutierrez Mark & Heather Haake Paul & Jami Hagman Elizabeth Hardman Windermere Real Estate of Camano Island Sean & Kimberly Hicks Carl Hinkson Samantha Hoffman Mike & Pat Holcomb David & Gayle Holland Patricia Holmes Homage Senior Services John & Debbie Howie Bob & Bonnie Hughes Dennis & Kathy Hutton Immaculate Conception School Ronald & Belinda Jacobs Dr. Peter Jiang Valerie Johnson James Johnson Dr. Kathryn Johnson & James Danielson

This list reflects only new gifts and commitments received from January 1, 2017, through December 31, 2107. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years or in-kind gifts. Please contact the foundation office at (425) 258-7500 with questions or concerns. Also, if you have included Providence in your will, please let us know so that you may be recognized.

2017 Individual and Corporate Donors

2017 Individual and Corporate Donors

$9,999 – $2,500

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Mark & Debbie Phibbs Jim & Carla Phillips Joseph Pierce Providence Regional Medical Center Everett Mark & Mary Pulitano Rehab Care Dr. Kindred & Carol Ritchie Randy & Debbie Roberts Dr. Michael & Mara Rohrenbach Cheryl Sackrider Dr. Elie & Heidi Saikaly Dr. Larry Schecter Dr. Frank & Candace Schramm Victoria Scott Denton & Marilyn Sherry Craig & Anne Shively Lisa Shumaker Raminder Singh Sisters of Providence Mark Sizemore Jason & Ashley Skerlong Beverly Jacobs Skony Resources, Inc. Art Skotdal Peter & Trisha Smeltz Snohomish Health District Rick & Susan Snyder Christine Steele Mary Stockwell-White Bradley & Sherry Stoll TERRA Staffing Group Marian Thoreson Diane Torrance Al & Siska Treacy Bill & Judy Tsoukalas Vic & Wendy Turner Twin City Foods, Inc. University of Washington Bothell Gerald & Theresa Vasquez Dr. Xiaowen Wang Washington State University James & Magalen Webert Becky Weiderstrom Gary & Carolyn Weikel Ted & Teresa Wenta Kenneth & Gayle Westford Clayton & Sharron White Linda Wilcoxson Lauren Wilson Roz Winters Matt & Vicki Wonser Michael & Sally Wooton WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine Irene Yang Scott & Pam Yasui Elmer & Kathleen Yoder Gretchen Zemke

$999 – $500 Rosalyn Abad Monti & Maryanne Ackerman Afora Group, LLC Christina Agoo Dr. David Allen & Kathy Stetz Sheila Allen Lana Andrews Jeannie Bair Ken & Susie Baldwin Ruth Bates Mark & Niki Baughman Dr. Russell & Louise Beckley Mike & Stephanie Beers Howard & Denise Benzel Dr. David & Janelle Beyer Mildred Boldt Marilyn Borromeo-Wesner Amber Bridger Lindsey Brightman Suzanne Britsch Christopher Britton Dr. Kim & John Brockenbrough Harvey & Nancy Buek Cory & Gigi Burke Kelly Calabrese Deniz Campbell Mark Campbell Dr. Evan & Cheri Cantini Brian & Lisa Carroll Lana Centa Brice & Lisa Christensen Yvonne Christos Marcie Ciez Rebecca Clark Pat & Cheryl Cline Eric Cobbs Robert & Janet Coe Annette Colombini Dr. Thomas & Sue Cooper Rebekah & Skeet Couper Wayne & Elaine Couture Dr. George & Annette Cox Dr. Stephen & Nancy Dahlberg Susan Dahlstrom Lori Davis Jennifer De Muelenaere Douglas & Jan Dewar John & Julie Dickson Bob Dickson Mike & Cathy Dire Joseph & Jovanna DiRusso Ron Dobiash Karen Donnellan Laronda Durrant Marilyn & Pat Echelbarger Bryan Edwards Ade Eitner

Dr. Chad Ellermeier Devin Ellingson Dr. Susan Reis & John Engel James Erhardt Dr. Virginia Eschbach Catherine Fabian Susan Farden Haddy Faye-Cham Doug & Robin Ferguson Sheri Fey Dr. Arman Forouzannia Cassie Franklin Tom & Patty Freeburg Tracy Fulton Charles & Elizabeth Galbreath Ron Garneau Dawn Gilbert Tonia Goodwin Shannon Gordon Budd & Kathy Gould Rob & Amy Grannum Randy & Ruth Graybeal Dustin & Jenni Gregg Michael & Eileen Grimes Kelle Gross Petrena Haines Tyler & Tania Hale Kris Norland & Sarah Hansen Ramona Hardwick Sharon Harriss Pat & Janet Hawes Carrie Hayes Dr. Anna Hedstrom Krista Heuer Scott & Karen Hibbert Kevin Hickman Sherri Hicks Leah Hill & Eirean Cunningham Jeanette Hofmann Jonathan & Janine Holbrook Chris Holland Andrea Holliman Sylvia Horsch Shelley Houston Lai Huynh Dr. Michael & Barbara Ingram Kristen Jacobson Larry & Catherine Johnson Tiffany Johnson Luther & Dee Jonson Deborah Jurgenson Vikas Kayastha Caitlyn Kendrix Dave & Shelley Kerr Tiffany King J. Montgomery & Katie Kintner Angela Kokinakos Drs. L. Albert & Salwa Labib

Lars & Deb Landrie Patty & John Lanes Leslie LaPlante Jeff Larkin Dr. William E. Larter Trevor & Teresa Legler William & Debra Light Gregg Lindsey Steve Beld & Gemma Lindsley-Beld Craig & Christie Lindstrand Karen Lohse Vincent Longbucco Jon Losey Steve & Julie Love Troy & Kathy Lowery Todd & Marcy Lund Dale Lyski Candace Mabbitt Mikayla Mansfield Ron & Peggy Manz Jon & Jean Marable Dr. Cynthia Markus Thomas S. Markus Gary & Sue Martin Susan Martinez Kristen Martinez Kat McFarland Dorine Mcnamara Rachel Mendoza Metis N4 Construction, Inc. Mia Miley Diana Miller Erin Miller Ross & Sue Miller Joe Mingo David Mitchell Dr. Signa Moe & Dan Iverson Mom365 Ray & Junie Moore Mark & Sharon Morganti Jill Morrill Dr. Beena Morris Karl Moser Jennifer Myers AC Reeves & Kathy Nelson Robert & Kerile Neprud Michael & Cindy Newbury Brian & Diane Nitta John & Lizabeth Nowoj Samantha Ogasawara Dr. Kirstine Oh Phil & Rodi O’Loane Scott & Kathi Olson John & Mary Kate Olson Jane Ormsby Laura Page Nyabuony Palek

Will Parkkila Dr. Purnima Patel Kathryn Pedersen Linda Pederson Lam Phan Dr. Kevin Pieper Pignataro Volkswagen, Inc. Paul & Charisse Pitre Kim & Karie Porterfield Premier Concepts Landscaping Jerry & Donita Price Rolly & Loretta Radwick Dr. Richard Rafoth Dr. Anooradha & Balikrishna Raman Melinda Ramey Joseph Repp Ross & Judy Rettenmier Brad & Lynnette Roberson Martin & Gerri Rowen Bill & Janice Rucker Tom & Peg Rutchik Norm & Elisabeth Sandler Nathan & Shaina Schaetzel Sheryl Schecter Randy & Robin Schemkes Dr. Richard & Andrea Semon Laura Senter Scott & Linda Severs Sharon Shurte Terryl Smith Snohomish Co-op, Inc. Donavan Speer Jonathan & Melissa Stanley Allena & Jeff Steele Jim & Dawn Steinruck Cathleen Stewart Carmen Stokes Stokes Auction Group, Inc. John & Lauray Stupey Sunday Morning AA Group — SAMBS Synchrony Financial Matcing Gift Program Paige Taylor Troy Taylor Lisa Teays Genet Tekele Jannah Thomas Bob & Becki Thompson Mark & Karen Thompson Arthur & Susie Thompson Richard & Nancy Tilschner Greg Tisdel Wallace & Karen Trana Joy Varady Lyn Veneziano-Fry Stacy Ventura Volunteers of America

This list reflects only new gifts and commitments received from January 1, 2017, through December 31, 2107. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years or in-kind gifts. Please contact the foundation office at (425) 258-7500 with questions or concerns. Also, if you have included Providence in your will, please let us know so that you may be recognized.

2017 Individual and Corporate Donors

Scott & Laurie Johnson Dr. Amy Johnson Dr. Ashley Johnson Dr. Barry Kahn M.E. Kalsen Dr. Naomi Katsh Lynda Kingman Jessica Kinney Bill & Yong Kinnune Patricia Kirby Kristen Kishline Kissler Family Foundation Daren Klein Mark & Kim Kramer Malick Krubally Paul Kulle Scott & Tina Kuna Karen Laitinen Monica Lane James & Sharon Langus Jenine & Steven Lantz Greg & Kathy Lawson Bob & Kathy Leach Mike & Valerie Lehtinen Curt & Mary MeMaster Roger & Linda Lervick Andrew & Stephanie Levine Tabitha Lieberman John & Julie Lienhard Joyce Lindell Tom & Meridith Little Dr. Darren & Olympia Little Jennifer Lucas Roni Lyons Don & Betty Maitland Rob & Tami McCalmon Tracy McCarron Laura McGilvray Stan & Kathy McNaughton Sandy & Ellen Melzer Greg & Lisa Middendorf Connie Mitchell Erin & Ross Monroe Elizabeth Moody-Campbell Virgil & Mary Morgan Dale & Kathy Morris Brittania Murray Dr. Nancy & Larry Neubauer Dr. Michael Neufeld Teresa Nickel Eric & Jennifer Nolte Edmund & Glenda Oas Lawrence & Joyce O’Donnell Paul & Carol Onerheim Eric & Heidi Overton Dr. Mark & Gwen Papenhausen Allen & Candy Pate Aurora Pearson

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$499 – $100 Robin Addison Celina Afenir Carl & Laura Agne Vickie Ahmann Cynthia Aiello Luis & Allison Alberton David & Dora Alcorta All West Select Sires Tevor & Aubree Allen AmazonSmile Terry Anderson Corene Anderson Sandra Anderson Jo Ann Anderson Dr. Robert & Christy Andre’ Paolina Andrike Anthony’s Home Port Restaurants Alison Archer Pamela Armstrong Dr. Sam & Elizabeth Armstrong Ralph Arney Eleanor Artman AT&T Cablevision Jennifer Atchison-Cook Rajni Aulakh Dr. Joseph Austin Austria Club of Washington Scott & Jeanette Bader Martin Badie Nils Bajczuk Stephanie Baker Jeffrey & Brigitte Ball Brenda Baylon Michael & Mary Pat Beardsley Alana Beck Sonia Bedolla Cervantes Staria Beebe Bruce Bell Larry Bellona Tiffany Beverly Louis & Sharon Bieck Larry Bienz Bill & Karen Billmyer David & Pamela Grudin

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Marjorie Bissell Jim & Susie Black Susan Blue Cary Bly Bob & Wanda Bolerjack Mark & Diana Borges Norm & Joyce Bottenberg Pete & Maureen Botting Mike & Kelly Bowie Boyden Robinett & Associates Chris Boyden-Nelson Patricia Bradbury Rosa Brambila Torres Amanda Brandt Dr. Antonio Brandt Brethren Benefit Trust Celeste Britton Eric Broussard Norm Brown Dr. Ronald Brown Daun Brown Olivia Brown Richard Bueing Daniel Buell William Burnett Holly Burns Mary Burpee Ronald & Jessica Burt Natalie Burton Peggy Busch James Butt C. Johnson Lumber Company, Inc. C.O.R.E. Overeaters Anonymous Group Dr. Gina Cadena-Forney & Dale Forney Kelly Cameron Nancy Campbell James & Lynn Carlsen Judy & Jeff Cashman Dr. E. Scott & Jane Casselman Scott Cedergreen Norma Cervantes Kathy Chambers Dennis Channing Joan Chapman Daryllyn Chapman Romae Chapman Randolph Chasser Dr. Vinaya Chepuri & Melanie Field Catherine Chin Kwani Chin Renee Chow Debra Christopher Lucinda Clark Burnill & Diane Clark Rick & Sandra Claxton Adam & Nikki Clay

Elaine Cole Rhonda Coleman Ruth Collins Brenda Cook David Cope Jana Copeland Carolyn Coward Susan Craig Hugh Crawford Bert & Roxanne Cronin Kenneth & Dorothy Crossman Skip & Libbie Crout Kathleen Crumley Eugene Cyrus Tiffanie Daer Tida Dahaba Heather Dahl Theodore & Barbara Daniels Sukuta Daramy Bud & Norma Darling Sandra & William Darnold Liberty Davis Beverly Davis Caryl De Jong Donna Deboard Randall & Kathi DeJong Gabriel & Elle Delos Santos Joy Dennis Kristin Denson Jenifer Depolo Michelle Desoto Kathy De Tuerk Debra Dial Arlene Diamond Joseph & Roberta Dick Lisa Dickson Juliann Dillhoff Jeremy & Tess Don Rick & Crystal Donner Julia & Rick Dorris Jennifer Doucette Gail & Delores Dow George & Martha Dowell Tom & Teresa Dowling Chelsea Drazic Bob & Cheryl Drewel Julie Duda Clarence & Marge Due Kathleen Dugan Kirby & Lynn Duncan Tim Dutton & Donna Strathern Kelsey Dye Jeff & Tina Dye Alisha Eastman Jeff & Bonnie Eckley Robyn Edinger Levelle & Arleen Edward Gregory Elder & Kathy Elder

Kellee Ellis Najwa Elmorr Sherry Elwood Solma Empinado Jaime Erickson Howard Espeseth Everett Eagles Rolling 13’s Camping Club Everett High School Wendy & Doug Fagan Haley Fairbanks Dr. Megan Farnsworth Charles & Betty Faung ‘Happi’ Favro Jodi Ferguson Michael & Jan Ferring Stan & Laurie Ferwerda Aracely Figueroa Janna Finley Lynn & Wayne Flaaten Dr. Gale & Delores Flake Carolee Flaten Wendy Fleenor Erin Flohr Shellie Foley Luke & Sarah Frauenholtz Kristin Frazer Eileen Freed Wayne Freese Anne Marie Frisby Frederick Frowner Scott & Toni Fulcher Dan & Rachel Gaffney John & Sally Galt L. Ralph & Harriet Gamman Preston Garrison Kevin Gaskins Vicki Gebow Stan & Debra Geddes Ralph Gellerson Patrick & Jennifer Gerson Merhawi Ghilamichael Kathy Gjendem Duane & Pamela Gleave Laurie Gober Greg Goebel Bernard Goedde Michael & Kathleen Goodhew Leslie Gordon Wayne & Dorothy Granum Bufford Green Sally Greve Danielle Griffith Paul Grochal Cathy Grondal Steve & Patti Grossman Charles & Debbie Guildner Dr. Charles & Diane Guildner

Darrell & Rhonda Gunnells Karen Guthrie Joshua Gutierrez Suzanne Habben Douglas & Carol Hadley Lisa Hafenscher Barbara Hagen Sharon Hall Kyle & Kristen Hall Chris & Rachel Hall Brent Hall Niklas Halladay Joy Halladay David Halseth Al & Valerie Hamada Dr. Jeff & Eileen Hambleton Brittany Hankins Elizabeth Hankins Lynn Hansen Michael & Kris Hansen Ed & Andi Hansen Elaine Hanson Mike Harder & Heidi Howard-Harder Brian & Debora Hardesty Eileen Harper John & Karen Harrington Stephanie Haskins Jim & Kirsten Haugen Darian Hawke John & Susan Hawley Doreen Heffron Kevin & Jody Heiser Joel & Wendy Helm Seana Helms-Donner

Kimberly Heltne Rae Ann Henderson Amanda Henry Adriana Hernandez Pedroza Mary Hewitt Hide-a-Hose Inc. Charles & Rebecca Hilen Staci Hill Kevin & Patricia Hill Kathleen Hillis Chuck & Charlotte Koerber Jerry & Helga Hilson Christy Hoeper Craig & Carla Hogan Cathie & Chris Hoiby Connie Holloway Susan Houck Strom Christopher & Kristen Howard Jeri Howe Patrick & Anneliese Howell Barbara Howell Charlene Hulskamp Jenelle Humphrey Marjorie Ingram Lorene Inouye-Salvo John Irvin Jim & Barbara Ives Maureen Jackson Gaylord & Carol Jackson Daryl Jacobson & Helen Daggett Linnae Jarnagin Harold Jensen Jennifer Jerome Cheng Jiang Jaswinder Johal

2017 Individual and Corporate Donors

Michael & Laurie Walsh Scott & Cheryl Washburn Eric & Wendy Werttemberger Western Facilities Supply Todd & Yolanda Whipple Jennie Wiley Adrian Wilhelmsen Craig & Kerri Willis Melissa & Jason Wyll Tom & Susan Zakos Shannon & Annabelle Zastrow

Marty and Laureen Robinett and Judy and Richard Boyden

This list reflects only new gifts and commitments received from January 1, 2017, through December 31, 2107. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years or in-kind gifts. Please contact the foundation office at (425) 258-7500 with questions or concerns. Also, if you have included Providence in your will, please let us know so that you may be recognized.

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Ed and MariLana Rubatino

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Janis Kinney Paul & Nancy Kniest Michelle Knott Herb & Susan Knudson Gerad & Anastassia Kobernik Valerie Koepnick Mary Koontz Dr. Michael Kopec Scott & Christa Krenz Eric Hansen & Jody A. LaBissoniere David & Maria Laidler Noni & Todd LaLone Tami Lambert Julie Lane Aileen Langhans Jan & Lorrie Larsen Theresa Lavell Terrance Lawrence Christine Le Thao Le & Leon Truong Bill & Chen-Chen Lee Seok Don & Ok Jae Lee Steve & Christina Leffingwell Samantha Leighan Stacia Lemke Mark Lemons John & Carol Lervick Robert Lietzke Pauline Lindsey Gary Linger Eric & Joanne List Debra Litz Dr. Brandon Liu Jay Liverman Katrina Llorente Sue Long

Janet Lubach Tsering Luding Judy & Bruce Lundgren John Lundquist Christopher & Heather Lyons Dale & Marsha Lyski Valerie MacConnell Jason & Rachel Macomber Azad & Parminder Mahil Joelle Mahlum Hank & Sherry Mancanares Jenna Marshall Dan & Marian Martin Steve & Estela Martinez Kaydee Martinez-Carlos Darrel & Pam Matthew Joseph McCarthy Wayne McCarty Theresa McClendon Sherri McCord William & Grae McCredie Theresa McCullough Stephanie McDonald Stephen & Michele McGraw Jeremy & Sarah McKnight Matthew Mclaughlin Ardie McLean Randall McLeod Karen McMillan Calvin McMillen Theresa Menard John & Mary Mercier Kim Meritt Melissa Mertz Tom Merz & Carol Yang Jeanne Metzger Patricia & Patrick Mezzulo Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Dreanna Milarii-Craig Mike & Toraya Miller Bruce & Jan Miller Bridgette Mitchell Robert & Donna Moch Mary Mohr Mai Moller Linda Monroe Darlene Mooney Brad & Lindsey Moorhouse Charles & Barbara Morgan Jeanne Morimoto Megan Morrison Chuck & Cecil Morrison Donald Morrison Teresa Mudd Laura Mulalley Andrea Mulder Kevin & Rene Mulvaney

Dr. Robert Munoz Jean Murphy Claire Murphy Olivia Murphy Shawanna Murry Mandalyn Musselman Jane Nakagawa Sonia Nakamoto Michael & Joan Negrete Catherine Nelson Ken & Carol Nelson Lisa & Si Newland Paula Skomski Hai Nguyen Anh Thu Nguyen George Nicholas Pamela Nicholson Marcy Nicol Kendall & Norma Nielsen Dr. Patrick Nolan Monica Noom Kim Nordstrom-McCaw Beverly Norris Northway Products, Inc. Northwest Washington Radiation Oncology Associates Bruce & Carmen Nylund Kathy & Brad Nysether Dick & Judy Oberg Stephen & Kate O’Brien R. Phane O’Brien Josh & Erin O’Connor Marty & DeAnne Okazaki Randall & Lorraine Olafson Laurie Olliges Susan Ollis Brian Olsavsky Alex & Amie Olson Wayne Olson Don & Terri O’Neal Jeff & Stephanie Onzay Mary & Michel Orradre David & Jill Osburn Elizabeth Otteni Margaret Overturf Maureen Owens Dennielle Padgett Balbir & Surinder Palk Barbara & Terry Parker Korinne Parker Tessa Parker Elizabeth Parker David Pearson Darryl & Tammy Peterson Jessica Peterson Kenneth & Patti Peterson Ken Peth Megan Petofalvi

Tony & Cheryl Petruccelli Albina Petrus Jason & Michelle Petterson Llew & Gail Phillips Tanya & Mr Pilchard-Leaf Bonnie Pittrof Cristal Player Plymouth Family Brenda Poe Matthew Pool Mary Pratt Precor, Inc. Gary & Sandy Preugschat Trenia Preus Simon & Tania Price Colin & Virginia Price Linda Price PRMCE Board of Directors Teri Prochaska Providence Hospice & Homecare Foundation Robert & Florence Quarterman Catherine Quintis R. Martin Electric, Inc. Thomas & Davis Rainville John Rashford Angela Ratcliff Emily Reeb Paul & Nancy Reese Tina Reid Elizabeth Renshaw Brooke Rhoadarmer Timothy & Carol Rhoades Kristi & Howard Rhodes Gary & Sandra Richardson Barb Richer Michael & Barbara Ripp Jacob & Mina Ritland Kenneth & Patricia Roach Robert & Steven Lee, DDS PLLC Ashley Roberts Kristi Robinson Vanessa Roby Cameryn Rodney Arcelia Rodriguez Alvarez Dr. Clifford & Debra Rogers Aileen Rojales-Forde Julie Romanick Maddison Roscher John Rosler Ryan & Shannan Ross Thomas & Tara Ross Barbara Routledge William & Diana Routledge Rubatino Refuse Removal Elizabeth Ruff Harmon Rulifson Robin Russell

David & Gay Rutter Todd & Lauren Ryland SacredFlight Tristine Samberg Mary Ann Sande Dr. Virginia Sanders Juliana Sandi Alyssa Santos Tom & Casandra Sargent Sandhya Sargunar Mary Jo Sarver Jack Sather Diana Sauerland Devin & Laurie Saylor Mersedeh Schmidt Daniel & Tija Schmiesing Alyssa Schmuck Eugene & Betty Schrier John & Rene Schrock Dr. Erika Schroeder Helene Schultz Jeremy Schultz Kirk & Noel Schulz David & Marsha Schumann Tracy Scoville Screen Printing Northwest, Inc. Jon & Jen Seibert Sondra Shamberg Dr. Dan & Jana Shaw Richard & Karen Shea Court & Bev Sheehan Marilyn Sheldon Denise Sheldon Mel Sheldon Paul Sheldon Theresa Sheldon Dana Shepherd Deborah Shield Mark Shissler Robert Simpson F. Sinek Randall Sinn Dr. Thomas & Marion Skalley Dr. Thomas & Marianna Skalley Skotdal Real Estate Amy Smith Dr. Budge & Christine Smith Mary Smith Lloyd & Linda Smith W. Travis Snider & Barbara Earl Ellen Snow Swanhild Solchany Dr. JoAnne Solchany Sons of Norway Normanna Lodge #3 Peter & Denise Sontra Dr. Perry Soriano Craig Southey

This list reflects only new gifts and commitments received from January 1, 2017, through December 31, 2107. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years or in-kind gifts. Please contact the foundation office at (425) 258-7500 with questions or concerns. Also, if you have included Providence in your will, please let us know so that you may be recognized.

2017 Individual and Corporate Donors

Laura Johansen Jim Johndrow Mark Johnson Clifford & Ruth Johnson Donna Johnson Doug & Deena Johnson Julie Johnson Rick & Barbara Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Kirk Jones Scott & Linda Jones Alana Jones Ebnjy Jones Florence Jones Deborah Jordan Kenneth Jordan Steven & Michelle Josephsen Thomas & Sally Joy Robert Jubie John & Peggy Jung-Simard Shane Kalamarski Mariah Kanakia Billy E. Karlinsey, USN, Ret. Vanessa Kaye Julie Keating Dr. Ryan & Travis Keay Michael & Linda Keck Martha Kegel Brittany Keil Kimberly & John Keith Russell & Kim Keithley Chad Kent Rod & Marilou Keppler Rhonell Kercheval Kelly Kikuchi Dr. Benjamin Killey Sean & Rebecca King

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Jonathan & Heidi Thoreson Heather Thorkildsen Karen Thorndike Dr. Michael & Judy Thorpe Carolyn Thostenson Mark Tilschner Kimberly Toler Sally Townsan Amy Townsend Leah Treml-Ellis Dr. Robert & June Trosvig Cedric & Ann Tuohy Jeral Turay UBS United Way of Snohomish County Kate Unterberger Andrew Urie Frank & Raelene Valento David Vaught Mike & Sue Venable Jose & Danuta Villa Peter Vincent Dr. Bud & Mickie Wagner Jane Walker Michael & Teresa Walker Heather Wallace Rochelle Wallace Richard Walsh Richard & Vicki Walters Gary & Dawn Watson Marie Webster Bianca Welch Dr. Gail Wellenstein Kelly Welz Cynthia Wentworth Lisa Wessels Kenneth & Kathleen Weston

Carol Wetter Eldon & Carolyn Wexler Deborah Whitley Michelle Whitt Bob & Deborah Wilcox Marcia Willett Mason & Linda Williams Dana Williams Raini Wilson Wayne & Kelli Wilson Lori Wilson Jim & BJ Winship Wayne Wirth Donald R. Wlazlak Beverly Wold Roberta Wolf Kyoko Wood Dr. Keith & Jo Ann Woolpert Amy Worden Tere Worl Mark & Jenny Wubbena Carolyn Wyble Roberta Wylie Barbara Yasui Randy & Joyce Yates Nancy Yonemitsu Denise Young Rafael & Teresa Zambrano Yunlin Zheng Nicole Zickler Sandy Ziemer Douglass Zimmer Doug & Jean Zook Janet & Louis Zuanich Christine Zumdahl Dr. David Zunkel & Kathleen Stratton Zunkel

2017 In-Kind Giving Thank you to the following individuals and organizations for their generous in-kind donations valued at $100 or more: Jay & Terry Ackley, K & H Integrated Print Solutions Ace Hardware Act Theatre Vern & Stephanie Allen Dr. H. Frank & Jan Andersen Anthony’s Home Port Everett Don & Shirley Ayres Eric & Sally Barnum The Bjorg Family Richard & Judy Boyden Burkett’s Distinctive Apparel for Women Chambers Bay Golf Christopher Chan Sharon & Ken Clay Competitive Development & Manufacturing Dr. James & Sandy Congdon Dr. Dominic & Sonya Connolly Dr. Kimberly Costas & Darius Schenck Covenant Art Glass Elron & Patsy Cudaback Jeff & Jodie Cymbaluk David Owen Hastings El Gaucho Premier Steakhouse Elliott Bay Brewing Co Erickson Furniture Everett Bayside Marine, Inc Everett Philharmonic Orchestra Fairmont Olympic Hotel Dr. Jim & Mary Lou Finley Frontier Communications Ed Garcia General Brushless Carwash Walt Gillette & Saundra Cope Geoff & Carlene Goldfinch Greg & Nga Goldfinch Justin & Bianca Gordon

Providence General Children’s Association Guild 15 Providence General Children’s Association Guild 8 Hugh & Lynne Hall Dustin & Christine Hawkins Kimberly Heltne John & Debbie Howie Inn at Langley John Howie Restaurant Larry & Linda Jubie Sean & Lisa Kelly Steve & Carol Klein Daren & Lori Kloes Kohl’s Patty & John Lanes Jack & Gail Larson Doug & Leslie Lauer Leonetti Cellar Lou Davis Enterprise Dr. Friedrich & Jane Loura John Lyons Bill & Jean Messner John & Ellen Middleton Mill Creek Jewelers Mount Baker Theatre Scott & Kippy Murphy Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) Michele Mustell Jenae & Boe Nelson Optimism Brewing Company Jason Otto Pacific Science Center Pasek Cellars Duane & Lianne Pearson Chris & Kristi Pedley Mark & Debbie Phibbs Dr. Kevin Pieper T. Clyde & Judy Pitcher Pratt Fine Arts Center

PRMCE Clinical Laboratory Betty Rodland Buzz & Carol Rodland The Bjorg Family Casey & Sandy Salz Randy & Robin Schemkes Seattle Art Museum Seattle Marriott Waterfront Dan & Jana Shaw Reid & Linda Shockey Preston & Jill Simmons Stadium Flowers Studio Donna Swinomish Casino & Lodge The 5th Avenue Theater The Herald The Loft Coffee Bar The Pacific Jazz Institute The Summit at Snoqualmie The Twig Shop Mark Tilschner Tulalip Resort Casino Spark & Cheryl Van Winkle Village Theatre Visual Metals Waters Edge Salon Clayton & Sharron White Wild Birds Unlimited Woodhouse Wine Estates Michael & Sally Wooton

2017 In-Kind Giving

Linda Spear Janne B. Spieker Gale Springer Josephine Stacruz Charles & Elsie Stahl Valerie Stalsbroten Grace Starble Hillary Starr Robert & Sharon Steele Ken & Cyndie Steenis James & Jenell Steltz Taylor & Deanna Stemm Billie Stephan Brad & Kristen Stevens Louis & Jan Stevenson Eric & Donna Stevick Matt Stewart Frank Stilwagner Kathleen Stinnett Irish Stoddard Terry Stoecklhuber Janet Straus & Kit Raney Jack & Joni Strege Jamie Stupey Todd & Kelly Summers Chip & Nancy Sunderland James & Diane Sweeney Hao Tang Doris Taylor Dan & Kristie Templeman Trent & Ashley Templer Jim & Raeanne Testin Angela Thayer The Standard Tom Thetford Jamie Thomas Rebecca Thomas Candace Thompson

K & H Integrated Print Solutions Team

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IN HONOR OF

IN MEMORY OF

Friends of Providence Donor Society The Friends of Providence Donor Society was established in 2011 to help recognize

Maribeth Carson, SP

Ron Flowers

Sisters of Providence

Shauna Buckner

Maheer Gandhavadi, MD

Sharon Hanks Smith

Lynn & Wayne Flaaten

Virginia Lindsey

and commitment to continuing the legacy of quality medical care for our

Michelle & Mike Hopstad

Loretta James

community. Membership in the society begins with a minimum of $10,000 in

Burnill & Diane Clark

Douglas & Elizabeth Bell

cumulative gifts to Providence General Foundation. The Society is the Foundation’s

Larry & Linda Jubie

Janice Halladay

Barbara Yasui

The Tree Team: Cheryle Earnheart Carol Evavold Maggie Faulkner Mary French Elizabeth Newland Carol Rodland Jude Vang

way to express sincere thanks to those who have made an extraordinary

Cheryl Sackrider Allan & Jennifer Coyle

Shelby Shackelford Shayna Shackelford

Bansi-Lal Sharma Rupakshi Sharma

William Steenis Ken & Cyndie Steenis

Tina Stensland, RN Greg & Kathy Lawson

My Granddaughter Siena Utt Jeanne Metzger

and thank Providence General Foundation donors for their extraordinary support

investment in the mission of the work of Providence.

DISTINGUISHED PATRON

GOLD PATRON

Marshall & Katherine Cymbaluk

Dr. H. Frank & Jan Andersen Don & Shirley Ayres Dr. Cheryl Beighle & Steve Schroeder Allen Clark Bob Dickson Liz & Bob Dobler Mary Webb Duryee Terry & Cheryle Earnheart Mike & Maggie Faulkner Dr. Jim & Mary Lou Finley Geoff & Carlene Goldfinch Greg & Nga Goldfinch JoAnn Gray Andy & Kaye Hall Nik Halladay Tania Halladay Tim Halladay Ed & Andi Hansen Mike & Pat Holcomb Donna Johnson Dr. Ernest & Debra Kawamoto Sean & Lisa Kelly Ray & Anna Lee Kirtley Jack & Gail Larson Bob & Kathy Leach Drs. Jack Little & Marina Zeiber Dr. Richard Lyons Elizabeth Moody-Campbell George Newland Sam Newland Lisa & Si Newland Henry & Sandra Newton Eric & Heidi Overton Joe & Charlie Pignataro Elizabeth Ruthford Dr. Patrick & Denise Ryan

PREMIER PATRON Robert Beil Richard & Judy Boyden Phil & Kelly Johnson T. Clyde & Judy Pitcher Idamae Schack

GRAND PATRON Jay & Terry Ackley Bob & Margaret Bavasi Carol Bjorg Gordon & Donna Bjorg Susan Ingram Mackey Harv & Jan Jubie Larry & Linda Jubie Steve & Carol Klein Rosemary Lane Bev Miller Mary Jane Miller Shirley & Eldon Nysether Kathy & Brad Nysether Vickie & Mark Nysether Hank & Donna Robinett Buzz & Carol Rodland Debra Waterman

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Preston & Jill Simmons Fred & Jo Anne Sjoholm Art Skotdal Harry Stuchell Glenn & Joanne Wimpy

Friends of Providence Donor Society

2017 Tribute Gifts

SILVER PATRON Vern & Stephanie Allen Dr. Earl Beegle & Isabel Sloan-Kerr Beegle Mary Brannon Dr. James Brevig & Meredith Gould Dave & Laura Brooks Sharon & Ken Clay Gene & Sue Closser Tom & Jane Collins Annette Colombini Dr. Kim Costas & Darius Schenck Dr. Jack & Marilyn Courrier Jeff & Jodie Cymbaluk Dr. Harold Dash & Victoria Romero Caryl De Jong Bill & Patty DeGroodt Dr. William & Elizabeth Dickinson John & Julie Dickson John & Anne Fletcher Marcy Freed Joel & Suzanne French Jim & Jan Gaffney Tom & Sue Gaffney Walt Gillette & Saundra Cope Kathleen Gutierrez Rob Haines Phil & Alexia Heidt Rick & Julie Hermanson Shawn & Kathleen Hoban

The list reflects cumulative giving as of December 31, 2017 and does not include donors who wished to remain anonymous.

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LEADERSHIP SUPPORTERS Vicky Ahmann Deanna Allen Rhoda Amunsis Dr. Sam & Elizabeth Armstrong Jerry & Michelle Arneson Dr. Joseph Austin Peter & Mary Baffaro Judy Baker Dr. Oliver & Julie Batson Robert & Jennifer Bayersdorfer Bill & Paula Beatty Dave & Marilyn Beck Geoffrey Bedell & Sheila Bleakney Dr. Matthew & Lolena Beecroft Patricia Beginski Doug & Betts Bell Dr. David Bender Dr. Randal & Aline Bensen Leon & Angie Berman

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Leonard & Louise Berman Dr. Herb & Karen Berry Dr. David & Janelle Beyer Karen Bibb Marjorie Bissell Carolyn Bodeen Matt Bolin Dr. Amy & Matt BonDurant Paul & Ruth Brandal Denny & Darlene Brawford Tom & Sally Brennan Geoffrey Brown Dr. Ronald Brown Dr. Bruce & Lauren Buchea Corey & Gigi Burke JoAnn Burkett Mike & Patti Butler Drs. Timothy Byrnes & Catherine Hawkins Brett & Kendra Carlton Susan Carpenter Dr. Scott & Jane Casselman Pamela G. Cassidy & Thomas M. Leahy Colin & Danica Chadwick Vikram & Vandana Chalana Dr. Richard Chang Dennis Channing Robert & Lorelei Christenson Yvonne Christos Dr. James & Sandy Congdon Dr. Jay & Christine Cook Rick Cooper & Robin Hilton Rebekah & Skeet Couper Dr. Jim Courrier Drs. John Cramer & Suzanne Poppema Raymond Crerand & Cindy Davis Bert & Roxanne Cronin Marv & Susan Crum Dr. Stephen & Nancy Dahlberg Dr. Charles & Lauren Daly Pam Daniels Bud & Norma Darling Mike & Cathy Deller Bev Dobler Bob & Jamie Downey Mark & Kathy Duffy Jerry & Julie Elkington Dr. Enrique & Paula Enguidanos Dr. Virginia Eschbach Tom & Debi Fairbanks Kerry Fairchild Mark & Victoria Fanning Bill & Sheri Feeney Bob & Shirley Ferguson Doug & Robin Ferguson Dallas & Judy Ferrel Linda Field

Dr. Samuel & Charlene Finn Dr. Albert Fisk & Judith Harris Sandy Forman Carol Ann Foss Brian & Colleen Frauenholtz Joel & Mary French Joe & Ashley Gaffney Mike & Christine Gaffney Dr. Sarah-Jo Gahm Dr. James Geier & Janet Hamilton Lisa & Andrew George Geoff & Kathy Gibbs Tracy & Tina Gilson Nancy Gjendem Budd & Kathy Gould Herbert & Christine Gould Randy & Ruth Graybeal Daniel & Ash Gunderson Hugh & Lynne Hall Dr. Jeff & Eileen Hambleton Art & Margaret Hansen Mike Harder & Heidi Howard-Harder Dan & Pam Harkins Randy & Marla Heagle Dr. William & Marilyn Hecht Doreen Heffron Drs. Philip Henderson & Mary Read Fred & Dawn Hines Todd & Lolly Hofheins Steve & Patricia Holtgeerts John & Lisa Hooper Steve Hopp & Palmer Robinson Dr. Kevin & Melanie Hori Dan & Sue Huberty Eva Hughes Doris Hummel David Hill & Barbara Hyland-Hill Dr. Robert & Eileen Iguchi Dr. Michael & Barbara Ingram Bill Isaacson Noel & Michelle James Peter & Shanley Johndrow Dr. Ashley Johnson Carolyn Johnson Valerie Johnson Luther & Dee Jonson Mark & Terri Judy Dr. Naomi Katsh Dr. Bruce Kennedy Diane Kieland Dr. Benjamin Killey Mark & Gina King Jim & Lisa King Lynda Kingman Patricia Kirby Daren & Lori Kloes Paul & Nancy Kniest

Drs. Albert & Salwa Labib Aileen Langhans Sharon Larson Dr. William E. Larter Greg & Kathy Lawson Que Le & Edward Chin J. Robert Leach & Vickie Norris Roger & Linda Lervick John & Julie Lienhard Joyce Lindell Sara Lipo Dr. Amy Little Dr. Darren & Olympia Little Tom & Meridith Little Gavin & Angela Loth Dr. Friedrich & Jane Loura Jennifer Lucas Don & Betty Maitland David & Lisa Martin Matt & Anne Masterson Pat & Claudia McClain Pat & Julie McDonald Drs. Michael & Julia McDonnell J. Brent & Connie McKinley Jeff & Christie Messmer Jeanne Metzger Dr. Ian Wright & Liga Mezaraups Barry & Char Miller Bliss Miller Bruce & Jan Miller Ross & Sue Miller Bruce & Rebecka Milne Dr. Hugh & Jackie Minor Connie Mitchell Richard & Janis Moeller Ray & Junie Moore JoAnn Mulligan Drs. Mahesh Mulumudi & Srilatha Shoroff Kathleen Munding Scott & Kippy Murphy Dr. Deborah Nalty & Jeff Shober David & Kathie Nelson Dr. Nancy & Larry Neubauer Elizabeth Newland Peter Newland & Robyn Johnson Lorraine Novack Edmund & Glenda Oas Dick & Judy Oberg Hans & Ute Ochs Brian & Brenda Olson Paul & Carol Onerheim Mitesh Parikh & Dr. Reena Vasavada-Parikh Chris & Kristi Pedley Carol Petersen Rock & Maggie Peterson Millie Philpott Tony & Suzy Pignataro

Pat & Kristie Putnam Thomas & Davis Rainville Darren & Deanna Redick Matt & Keely Reinhard Ed & Bunny Renouard Lori Richards Randy & Debbie Roberts Kathy & John Robinett Marty & Laureen Robinett Paul & Amy Robinett Betty Rodland Linda & Jean Rodriguez Janice Roe Dr. Michael & Marianne Rohrenbach Dr. Anthony & Kathryn Roon Dr. J. Michael Roseberry Judy & Chas Roudebush Lyle & PJ Ryan Cheryl Sackrider Dr. Elie & Heidi Saikaly Casey & Sandy Salz Randy & Robin Schemkes Frank & Lilma Schlaefer Dr. Frank & Candace Schramm Dr. Paul Seckinger Walter & Melissa Selden Dr. Richard & Andrea Semon Tim & Carla Serban James & Gretchen Shaffer Ram Sharma Dr. Steven & Willa Sharmahd Jeff & Heather Shelby Reid & Linda Shockey Lisa Shumaker Ray & Mary Sievers Paramjit Singh & Harmeet Kaur Dr. Thomas & Marianna Skalley Dr. Edward & Dori Slosberg

Steve & Kathleen Smith Dr. Denny Spencer Dr. Tracy & Patti Spencer Dr. David Stewart Tom & Rosie Stiger Ken & Jan Stone Frank & Barbara Strahm Janet Straus & Kit Raney Eric & Christie Tipton Greg Tisdel Trudy Tobiason Wallace & Karen Trana Joan Trask Vic & Wendy Turner Gregory & Joan Van Pelt Joy Varady Christopher Varley Henry & Anita Veldman Hans & Collean von der Hofen Ted & Teresa Wenta Michael & Deborah Werner Eric and Wendy Werttemberger Dr. Marcia Wharton & Paul Smith Marti Wick & Ron Simmons Randy & Char Wicklund Gary & Catherine Wickman Connie Wittren Dr. Karen Woncik Matt & Vicki Wonser Donna Wray Roy & Barbara Yates Dr. Liam & Liza Yore Jim & Phillippa Yowan Dr. Rod Hanna & Julie Zarn Sandy Ziemer Doug & Jean Zook Dr. David Zunkel & Kathleen Stratton Zunkel

Friends of Providence Donor Society

Tom & Margaret Hoban Jamie & Kathy Hunter Alan & Mary Johnson Tom & Kjersti Lane James & Sharon Langus Mark & Patty Lervick Dr. Cynthia Markus Bruce & Cynthia McKinnon Bill & Jean Messner John & Ellen Middleton Richard & Rhonda Mietzner Dr. Frank Nieto Connie Niva Dr. Patrick Nolan Charles & Gayle Pancerzewski Rick & Diane Pedack Randy Petty & Tai Le Dottie Piasecki Brad & Lynnette Roberson Dr. Joanne Roberts David Robinett & Stephanie Johnson Ed & MariLana Rubatino Bill & Janice Rucker Shirley Schapler Dr. Larry Schecter Sheryl Schecter Chris Sievers Randy & Julie Smith Dean & Chris Stensby Spark & Cheryl Van Winkle Gary & Carolyn Weikel Mark & Kim Williams Joan & Craig Wilson Dr. Will & Kathy Wisbeck Dr. Thomas Yetman

Carol and Steve Klein

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MEMBERS

OF FI C E R S

Larry Jubie

Kathy Hunter

Mark Duffy

Chair

First Vice Chair

Treasurer

Gail Larson

Jean Messner

Secretary

Immediate Past Chair

Shirley Ayres

Margaret Bavasi

Doug Bell

Antonio Brandt, MD

Jeff Cymbaluk

Jim Finley, MD

Jan Gaffney

Andy Hall

Lynne Hall

Dan Harkins

Harv Jubie

Kevin Pieper, MD

Carol Rodland

Mel Sheldon

Marcia Wharton, MD

EX - O FFI C I O M E M B E RS

Kim Williams

Lori Kloes

Sharron White

CEO, Providence Health & Services Northwest Washington

Chief Development Officer, Providence General Foundation

Providence General Children’s Association

2017 Providence General Foundation Board of Directors

2017 Providence General Foundation Board of Directors

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Jim Cassidy

Henry Newton

Fredric Sjoholm

Doug Ferguson

Tom Rainville

Roy Yates

Diane Guildner

Len Roberts

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