Celebrating your stories of generosity, impact and legacy
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SPRING 2025 ISSUE 10
ON THE COVER: Providence caregivers are all smiles about a brand new, donor-funded PET-CT scanner
You hold in your hand evidence of a community that cares. Evidence of the incredible power of philanthropy and how it can ease every health journey—from the worry of a new diagnosis to the joy of a new baby. This edition of Inspire magazine gives just a glimpse into how your support of Providence General Foundation touches so many local lives.
Collectively you gave more than $6 million last year to advance exceptional care here at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. I am so grateful. In this edition of Inspire magazine, we’re thrilled to share with you how these gifts are already advancing care, enhancing lives and bringing compassion and comfort to people going through their most vulnerable time. As you page through, I hope you feel proud of what you’ve helped accomplish.
I’m excited for you to read about new cancer equipment here at Providence Everett. It’s the most advanced technology of its kind from Snohomish County all the way up to the Canadian border, and it was funded entirely through philanthropy. That equipment is at work today because of donors—current and past—who’ve faithfully invested in the health and well-being of our community. This new technology
wait times so patients with cancer can get moving on treatment plans without long delays.
On page six you’ll meet a retired Providence caregiver who spent her whole career helping others and has and had the privilege of introducing her to the simple but profound act of giving. See how that seed has blossomed into a beautiful legacy and the joy it brings to her.
Pam is just one of hundreds of people, businesses and organizations you’ll see in this magazine who give to Providence General Foundation. Their reasons for giving vary. Some give in memory or honor of a loved one or a caregiver who made a difference for them. Some sponsor a fundraising event or serve as a board member, helping connect others to Providence Everett’s work and Mission. Some have left Providence General Foundation in their will so their impact can continue even after they’re no longer with us. Each and every name you see, each and every story you read, is a building block to a better, healthier future right here in our community.
Enjoy this celebration of generosity, impact and legacy. And thank you for continuing to inspire me.
Fondly,
Providence General Foundation
Donors bring advanced imaging technology to Providence
At Providence Everett, patients are now stepping into a future where leading-edge technology meets compassionate care— all thanks to the incredible generosity of local donors.
A new PET-CT scanner that went online in January was fully funded by support through Providence General Foundation. It replaces equipment that had been in use at the cancer center
Will Wisbeck, M.D., chair of the Department of Radiation Oncology, says using the new PET-CT is like switching from a black-and-white TV
“This new technology is a gamechanger,” said Dr. Wisbeck. “The enhanced sensitivity provides higher resolution, which allows us to detect cancerous tumors earlier, when they are smaller and more treatable.”
A PET-CT scanner is a highly sophisticated medical imaging device used primarily to detect cancer. It combines two technologies: positron emission tomography (PET) and computed tomography (CT). With the PET scan, patients are given a special form of glucose — like a glow-in-the-dark sugar — that cancer cells absorb and then
emit signals that highlight these cells in imaging. Then, the CT scan takes a series of X-ray images from different angles around the body and provides a detailed cross-sectional view of the internal structures, showing the size, shape and location of organs and tissues. When these two sets of images are combined, they create a detailed way for doctors to see exactly where cancer is located and where it has spread.
This advanced equipment also works more quickly. What takes only eight, which means more patients can get scanned each day, reducing wait times. And, the machine has a larger opening, which creates a more comfortable experience.
Patty DeGroodt was one of new technology. “It was much quicker; at least a half-hour faster than scanners I’ve been in. I didn’t have to hold my arms over my head, so it was more comfortable,” Patty shares.
Patty isn’t just a patient; she’s also a longtime donor to Providence General Foundation, a former Providence employee and a true believer in Providence’s Mission. “I helped
build that facility, and it’s so gratifying to see us keeping up with technology and giving them the tools to do the job.” she said.
A new CT-simulator is set to arrive this spring. It was also
specialized scanner is a crucial player in radiation therapy, creating intricate 3D images of a patient’s anatomy. It provides a detailed map of the body and allows doctors to precisely target cancer cells while sparing surrounding healthy tissue.
The PET-CT scanner, along with structural and technical upgrades, cost more than $3.8 million while the CT simulator
this would have been possible without the steadfast support of our community.
“We just can’t thank our generous donors enough,” says Tina Gilson, Providence General Foundation.
“This is another example of how ongoing donor support of Providence Everett is directly helping local patients.”
“This new technology is a game changer,” said Dr. Wisbeck. “I’m grateful to this community for bringing this new technology here.”
Would you like to learn more about cancer care at Providence and the many ways you
Pam Cassidy spent 45 years working in clinical laboratories, dedicating her life to improving the health of others. Now retired, Pam remains committed to making a difference and has decided to list Providence as retirement assets. She wants to continue to touch lives long after she’s hung up her lab coat.
Pam’s philanthropic journey with Providence Everett began at a new employee orientation that introduced her to giving through Providence General Foundation.
“When I walked in the door, the entire culture of Providence seduced me,” Pam recalls. Having never donated to any workplace program before, she was moved to sign up that very
day, pledging “an hour for the tower”—giving one hour of her salary each paycheck toward the campaign to build what’s now known as the Cymbaluk Medical Tower on Providence Everett’s Colby Campus.
This initial act of giving sparked a newfound passion in Pam. “I had never considered that such a small amount, just one hour of
pay every two weeks, could have such a big impact,” she says.
“It made me feel like I really was part of building that tower.”
After working at Providence for only three years, Pamela left
connected to its Mission and the role she wanted to play in savings, she thought, “What good will come of money that I years old? What do I want to do with that money?” For Pam, the answer was clear: She wanted her hard-earned savings to have meaning beyond her own life.
Pam spent a week hiking in Zion National Park in Utah. This adventure reinforced a vital lesson for her: “I have learned at matters is your health. So, if you have the means to support people’s health, you should do it.”
On that hike, she decided that she wanted to leave a provision in her will to Providence.
Pam’s philanthropic journey was fueled by a frugal lifestyle, the choice not to have children and diligent investing. “I own a
“I’m not wealthy.” Yet, her careful
planning allowed her to amass over half a million dollars in her IRA to donate to Providence after her lifetime. “It’s enough money that I know it will make
Through her generosity, Pam Cassidy ensures that her legacy of caring and giving will continue to improve health and well-being for countless others.
“I know it’s a big enough chunk of money to let Providence do something amazing,” Pam says. “I know it will be used to make lives better for people, and that feels good.”
The Legacy Society was created as a way for 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. If you have made a provision to Providence General Foundation in your will, or would like more information on estate giving, please contact the foundation at . Paul & Carol Onerheim
Legacy society list:
Bob & Margaret Bavasi
Dr. Earl Beegle
Robert Beil
Carol E. Bjorg
Judy Boyden
Pamela Cassidy
Robert & Lorelei Christenson
Pam Daniels
Dr. Virginia Eschbach
Doug & Robin Ferguson
Walt Gillette & Saundra Cope
JoAnn Gray
Dr. Charles & Diane Guildner
Hugh & Lynne Hall
Nik Halladay
Sue Ingram Mackey
Penny Miller
Judy Oberg
Randy Petty & Tai Le
Fred Sjoholm
Dr. Tracy & Patti Spencer
Christine Steele
Dr. David Stewart
Larry Swigart
Glenn Wimpy
There are many ways to leave a legacy while helping further Providence’s Mission and work. We’d be happy to send you a free guide for creating a will or trust. Contact us to learn more at PGF@providence.org or 425-258-7500.
Katchka gazed into the tiny face she feared she might never see grow up. During Angel’s pregnancy, she was diagnosed with a rare lymphatic cancer. Shortly after giving birth, Angel endured a grueling treatment regimen that left her nauseous, bald and exhausted—but alive. She beat cancer and raised that baby girl.
As COVID-19 changed the world, cancer came calling again. This time it was breast cancer. Angel signed up for radiation, chemotherapy and a double mastectomy. She added one more thing to her healing arsenal this goaround: art therapy, a free, donor-supported program at Providence Everett for patients and families touched by cancer.
because it didn’t feel like real therapy. We’re painting and Angel said. Yet somewhere under all the craft supplies, Angel began to recover from fear and pain that spanned four decades. “I was healing parts of me that I didn’t even know were broken,” she said.
“We meet people where they are,” said Susie Wind, a licensed mental health counselor who leads the art therapy group. “We’re dealing with a wide range of people in different places in their cancer journey.”
Annabelle Zastrow, a fellow breast cancer survivor and friend of Angel, also attends the therapy group. “Cancer renders one powerless, even hopeless. Creating art is expressive and healing,” said Annabelle. “Susie leads us through meditation, breathing and visualization. She incorporates the theme of making beauty from ashes.”
Susie says chronic illness, pain and facing one’s mortality can bring up previous trauma and
one recent class, participants produced their own ink blots using two or three colors. Different people saw different images in the abstract shapes. bodied, but through that brokenness, they looked for beauty in the colors they chose.
Even though many who attend art therapy are going through a dark time, most of the pieces that are created are playful and bright. Susie notes that facing pain and acknowledging
mortality isn’t necessarily a negative thing. “It can create
becomes less urgent, so we can focus,” she said.
Art therapy differs from an art class. It’s not about learning how to paint or draw. It’s about using visual metaphors to process emotions and seek beauty. Susie reminds those in the group that “cancer can’t take away the best parts of you. It can’t take your soul, essence or your divinity.”
It’s also about a community of people with a common experience expressing their own unique perspective on it.
“The camaraderie, laughter and praise for each other’s creativity that we share with each other is very healing and supportive,” said Annabelle.
Angel and Annabelle are currently cancer free. Not all in their class are as fortunate, but many come back to class week after week.
“I’m so appreciative of the donors who support this program. There is strength, healing and understanding that happens here.”
The 39th annual Festival of Trees was a thrilling success, raising more than $1.44 million for children’s services at Providence Everett.
At this year’s free Community Day & Teddy Bear Celebration at the Tulalip Resort Casino, hundreds of visitors marveled at the masterpieces of trees and wreaths created by talented, local designers. Optum Care Washington sponsored Community Day, which featured cookies and cocoa, photos with local entertainer Tim Noah. Furry friends sold at Providence General Children’s Association’s children in our community.
The Festival of Trees Holiday Gala was a magical evening, chaired by Tim Halladay and
evening’s Fund-a-Need segment.
The gala opened with the annual Spirit of Festival award presented to Stadium Flowers, which donated beautiful table centerpieces. Stadium has been a dedicated supporter of Festival of Trees—and many other local community events—over the years.
As the night rolled on, bidders battled it out for creative and exciting items, such as a tour of the
Gainey Ranch Golf Club in Scottsdale and, of course, beautifully and creatively decorated trees and wreaths. One of the trees raised more than
The Fund-a-Need part of the evening topped what was already a night of generosity, raising more to advance maternity and newborn services at Providence Everett.
Thank you to all the guests, sponsors, designers and volunteers who truly made this year’s Festival of Trees an event to remember. Your generosity means the world to us and to the children and families we gathered to honor with your gifts.
Thank you to all the guests, volunteers and sponsors who helped make the 2024 Festival of Trees events a gift for families who rely on Children’s Services at Providence Everett.
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Mark your calendars: 40th Annual Festival of Trees - Dec. 3 & 5
We’re already preparing for this year’s festivities! Save the dates and reach out if you’re interested in being a sponsor, designer or volunteer!
PGFEvents@Providence.org or 425-258-7999
from donors who support the work and Mission of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett.
screening and patient support services, and community health programs that serve the most vulnerable. Every gift helps elevate health care in our hospital and community. Thank you for making such a difference here in our community!
Financial Overview * Assets Pledges Receivable
Other Assets $ 658,899
Total Assets $ 48,080,118 Liabilities
Total Liabilities $ 48,080,118
*Pre-audited numbers
In 2024, Providence General Foundation distributed more than $5.3 million to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett and community health partners and initiatives. This is all because of you and your generous giving. We’re grateful for community members, corporate partners, charitable foundations, physicians and caregivers who make these investments possible. You are helping create a healthier world right here in our local community.
Technology & Tools
$4.85 million
emergency department, you improve patient care by providing our
exceptional treatment options closer to home.
Community Outreach & Equity
$311,000
You reduce barriers to better connect vulnerable communities to essential
uninsured or underinsured patients, community health care educational conferences and special bras for those who’ve had breast surgery.
Patient Support
$123,000
From helping cancer patients with lodging, transportation or emergency
stocked, to funding meeting space for stroke support groups, you make compassionate support services and programs accessible to all.
$54,000
workforce deepens clinical expertise and leads to greater representation, well-being and retention. Thank you for supporting continuing education, additional training and programs that help our caregivers feel safe and valued at work.
IN HONOR OF
Bobby, Nusrat & Viyana
Bobby Murshid
Brenda K. Aaron-Remmert
Li Chih Tsou
Anne M. Barnes
Robert & Mary Kelly
Dennis & Cynthia Carlin
Scott & Stacey Carlin
Cindy Coombs
Lori Green
Dr. Julia & Dr. Costas
Jay & Barbara Henderson
Beth Dingman
Craig & Lisa Almon
Dr. Doniel G. Drazin
Karen McMahon
Dr. Duong, Dr. Wang & the Providence Cardiology Dept.
Jan Nesse
Annie Ford
James Mueller
Michelle & Mike Hopstad
Burnill & Diane Clark
Tom Huffman
Anonymous
Melanie J. Kelly
Von & Mary Kelly
Megan Kendall Anonymous
Kathy Leach
Michael & Kris Hansen
Brian & Emily Leach
Jill Martini
Tony & Kristen McNulty
Dr. Kelly Paulson
Ali LeRoy
Providence Imaging Dept. Doctors, Nurses & Staff
Joseph Rajendran
Dr. Samantha Quaid
Tribute giving to Providence General Foundation is a meaningful way to honor or remember someone special while supporting your favorite cause. To learn more about honoring a loved one, or commemorate those who have passed away, visit ProvidenceGeneralFoundation.org or call us at (425) 258-7500
Gary Dale
Andrew P. Rathbun
Craig & Julie Feyk
Buzz & Carol Rodland
Barbara & Michael Neale
Mollie Marie Searles
Norman & Nancy Lang
Dr. Peter Sutcliffe
Lynn & Wayne Flaaten
Wayne & Kelli Wilson
John Sommerfeld
Linda Zahm
Tracy & Tina Gilson
Annabelle Zastrow
Hugh & Lynne Hall
Louise, Lois & Sharon
Mike & Lynne Miller
Terry Beardsley
Michael & Pat Beardsley
Sharon Beatty
Theresa Schaudies
Richard J. Boyden
Coastal Community Bank
JoAnn Cole
Roxanne Cronin
John & Julie Dickson
Terry & Cheryle Earnheart
Dennis & Dana Farmer
Tracy & Tina Gilson
Lloyd & Denise Glasscock
Milton & Susan Grover
Michael & Kris Hansen
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Harold & Jann Johnston
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Daren & Lori Kloes
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Mike Drew
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Mona Early
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Marylin Ellis
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Ernesto Gonzalez, Sr.
Ernest & Laurie Gonzalez
Sandra Goodhew
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Julia Blackwood
Doug Heinzen
Marlene Rosenbach
Anonymous
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Kathy Hunter
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Anonymous
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Randy Jorgensen
Larry Kapoun
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Paul B. Kniest
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Billie & Dennis Forsberg
David Lockwood
Dave Lockwood
Nathan Lockwood
Mong Ma
Mindy Ma
Edwin H. Matthewson
Douglas & Elizabeth Bell
Ralph Hugh Minor
Douglas & Elizabeth Bell
Dr. Jack & Marilyn Courrier
David & Peggy Kurtz
David W. Nicastro
Bill & Claudia Batty
Amber & Brandon Bogue
Larry & Janet Henry
Michael & Janice Howard
Theresa Zavodny
Arlene Niegemann
Gary Niegemann
Betty Osborn
Donald Osborn
Mildred Pavlovich
Peggy Pavlovich
T. Clyde Pitcher
Tracy & Tina Gilson
Arthur & Margaret Hansen
Thomas & Rose Marie Stiger
Karen Trana
Judy Pitcher
Arthur & Margaret Hansen
Saundra Pulsipher
Dan Pulsipher
Russ Robison
Hugh & Lynne Hall
Kelly & Julie Salz
Casey & Sandy Salz
Steve Shea
Kathleen Fellstrom
George Siegel
Eldon & Carolyn Wexler
Sallie Soderman
Mark & Juliann Beales
Ron Thorvilson
Robert & Deborah Wilcox
Glenn Tuininga
Ella Tuininga
Darrell Valvick
Anthony & Sharon Goetz
Leonora Villanueva
Leonorica Perreault
George R. Walsh
Michael & Laurie Walsh
Thomas Whittier, Sr.
Tom Whittier
We are grateful for the many donors who support our Mission and work. Your contributions are instrumental as we Jan. 1, 2024 to Dec. 31, 2024. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years.
away are denoted with an asterisk. Anonymous donors have been omitted.
$500,000 - $1,000,000+
Pamela Cassidy
Hugh & Lynne Hall
Raynier Institute & Foundation
$100,000 - $499,999
Penny Lynn Jensen Trust, in Memory of Penny and Mark Jensen
M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust
Buzz & Carol Rodland
Diana S. Routledge*
Tulalip Tribes
Well Being Trust
$50,000 - $99,999
Gordy & Donna Bjorg
Sharon & Ken Clay
Coastal Community Bank
Dr. Jack & Marilyn Courrier
Cathy Elkington*
Tim Halladay & Karen Wetzel
Jay & Terry Ackley, K & H Integrated Print Solutions
Steve & Carol Klein
Little Bipsy
Penny Miller
Waterman Medical Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Amazon
American Cancer Society
Carol E. Bjorg
Judy Boyden
Marshall & Katherine Cymbaluk
Bob Dickson
Julie Elkington
Merrill Lynch – Kelly Wealth Management Group
Kendall Subaru of Marysville
David & Rhea O’Connor
Optum
Joe & Charlene Pignataro
Providence Medical Group NW
Radia Inc., PS
Rowing Cares – PNW Pink Ribbon Row
The Safeway Foundation
Wheels on the Waterfront Classic Cars, Trucks & Bikes Show
$10,000 - $24,999
Rhoda Amunsis*
Biella Foundation
Matt Bolin & Abbey Potts
Bobbi Jo Briggs & Bryan Holmes
Michael & Kristy Carrington
Harry Twitchell Carver III*
Central Welding Supply
Mark & Kathy Duffy
Dwayne Lane’s Auto Family
Terry & Cheryle Earnheart
Gaffney Construction
Walt Gillette & Saundra Cope
Michael & Kris Hansen
Michael & Pat Holcomb
Jamie Hunter
Scott Johnson
Phil & Kelly Johnson
Rick & Barbara Johnson
Lawrence & Linda Jubie
Tom & Kjersti Lane
Shirley Lashua*
Lease Crutcher Lewis
Peter & Sharee Meyer
Mortenson
Dr. Patrick Nolan
Edward & Brenda Petkus
Premera Blue Cross
Reece Construction Company
Robert Killingstad Family Fund
Hank Robinett
John & Idamae Schack**
Thomas & Rose Marie Stiger
Stillaguamish Tribe
Danica Straub & Brent Bissell
Adam & Darla Van Winkle
Spark Van Winkle
Randy & Char Wicklund
Elmer Yoder, Jr.*
$5,000 - $9,999
Vern & Stephanie Allen
Dr. Alireza & Sherri Anissipour
Douglas & Elizabeth Bell
Arvind & Ann Bhat
William & Leya Brooking
Roxanne Cronin
Lindsay & Liska Crow
Bob Cumming
D.A Davidson & Company
Bill & Patty DeGroodt
Bob & Lizbeth Dobler
Frank & Shanley Ellars
Everett Aquasox
Joe & Ashley Gaffney
Josh & Tiffany Gillis
Tracy & Tina Gilson
Budd & Kathy Gould
Andy & Kaye Hall
Dan & Pam Harkins
Hermanson Company
Reggie & Angela Jackson
James B. Courrier, DDS
Todd & Susan Janner
Jan Jubie
Robert & Mary Kelly
Rory & Brittni Klein
Paul Kulle
Madison Post Acute & Manor
Bruce & Cynthia McKinnon
Bill & Jean Messner
Dr. Deborah Nalty & Jeff Shober
North Sound Emergency Medicine
Kathy & Brad Nysether
Bruce & Allison Olson
Steve & Pauline Oswald
Thomas Pote & Lael MuellerPote
Sandberg Volvo Cars
Dcn. Duane & Mary Schireman
Dr. Frank & Candace Schramm
The Skotdal Family
Providence Washington Anesthesia Services/ Somnia Inc.
David Stock
TJ & Mandy Stocker
Morrie Trautman
Chris & Bethany Valley
Houston & Rachael Vaughan
W. W. Wells Millwork LLC
Donna Walsh
$1,000 - $4,999
Travis Ackerman & Breanna Langston
Chris & Megan Adams
Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Sherry & Corbin Allen
Tom Allen
Deanna Allen
Craig & Lisa Almon
Neil Ammentorp
Anheuser-Busch Sale of Washington
Vince & Veronica Arends
Kyle & Dana Ausland
Don & Shirley Ayres
Danen & Heather Barnhart
Frank & Sally Baumann
Bob & Margaret Bavasi
Patricia Beginski
Josh Belcourt
Cierra Berger
Jim & Susie Black
Mark Blanchett
Elizabeth Bogart
Rick & Jennifer Bowen
Christine Boyden-Nelson
Christopher Britton
Dr. Katherine Bumstead
Grace Buni
Marv Crum & Susan Burke-Crum
Steve & Amy Burns
Elizabeth Moody Campbell
James & Anna Leah Canoy
Capoun Concrete LLC
Ryan & Heather Case
*deceased
Dr. E. Scott & Jane Casselman
Jaclyn Cervantes
Danica & Colin Chadwick
Agnes Chao
Chevrolet of Everett
Yvonne Christos
Patrick & Cheryl Cline
Dr. Wendy & Derek Coffman
James & Jeanne Collins
Tom & Jane Collins
Columbia Hospitality
Cali Conklin
Benjamin Cool
Colleen & Vince Cotroneo
Dr. George & Annette Cox
Scott & Wendy Crownover
Eiron & Patsy Cudaback
Todd & Julie Danner
Matthew Danz
Trevor & Meghan De Iso
Dr. William & Elizabeth Dickson
George & Martha Dowell
Sarah Duncan
Laronda Durrant
Tom & Dianne Easley
Everett Golf & Country Club
Expert Drywall, Inc
Dennis & Dana Farmer
Michael & Maggie Faulkner
Matt & Kandice Ferkingstad
Kay Field
Linda Field
Dr. Albert Fisk & Judith Harris
Christine Flanagan
Sarah & Luke Frauenholtz
Wayne Freese
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Tom & Sue Gaffney
Michael & Christine Gaffney
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Travis Hallsson
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Michael Harder & Heidi
Howard Harder
Laurie Hayward
Don & Belinda Hegnes
Hick & Alyssa Hemming
Kimberly & Sean Hicks
Carl Hinkson
Hogland Transfer Co.
David & Gayle Holland
Chris Hollan
John & Lisa Hooper
Hotel Bellwether
Dr. Robert & Bonnie Hughes
Inn at Port Garnder
IRG Physical & Hand Therapy
Dr. Lisa Ivanjack
Ronald & Belinda Jacobs
Jeremiah Powers & Rachel Jenner
Bret & Jessica Johnson
Mark Johnson
Johnson Electric, Inc.
Dr. Lynn A. Jones & Peter Moon
Steven & Michelle Josephsen
Judd & Black
John & Peggy Jung-Simard
Jennifer Kaplan
Todd & Angie Karr
Ryan & Sarah Kelly
Sean & Lisa Kelly/ Kelly Wealth Management
Shelly Kessel
KIA of Everett & Chevrolet of Everett, part of Harnish Auto Family
Patty Kirby
Jeff & Laurie Knudson
KPMG
John & Patricia Lanes
Jayson & Mollie Langum
Jenine & Steven Lantz
Que Le
Lee Johnson Hyundai and Genesis
Ali LeRoy
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Dereke & Jordan Lindstrom
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Jennifer Lucas
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Roni Lyons
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Spencer McKinnon
Madeline Mercier
Patty Mermel
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Christian Monroe-Hart
Brad & Lindsey Moorhouse
Virgil & Mary Morgan
Kyle Mose
Moss Adams LLP
Eylissa Mowbray
Stephen & Donna Muller
Scott & Kippy Murphy
Boe & Jenae Nelson
Jan Nesse
Dr. Nancy & Larry Neubauer
Elizabeth Nicholson
Vickie & Mark Nysether
Edmund & Glenda Oas
Paul & Carol Onerheim
Gayle Pancerzewski
Mitesh Parikh & Dr. Reena
Vasavada-Parikh
Lianne Pearson
Aurora Pearson
Leonorica Perreault
Jason Peterson & Julie
Loughran
JJ Pierce
Tony & Suzy Pignataro
Mike & Linda Poelzer
Porsche Seattle North
Proliance Surgeons Everett
Bone & Joint
Dan Pulsipher
Rairdon’s Volkswagen of Everett
Stephanie Rees
Tyler Richardson
David Robinett & Stephanie Johnson
Dr. Clifford & Debra Rogers
Lynn Rowley
Marilana Rubatino
Aaron Rumpff
Casey & Sandy Salz
Miki Sato
Lauren Sayoc
Dr. Shaina & Nathan Schaetzel
Theresa Schaudies
Randy & Robin Schemkes
Dawn Schultz
Seattle Children’s
Richard & Karen Shea
Jeff & Heather Shelby
Fred & Susan Sievers
Ray & Mary B. Sievers
Beverly D. Skinner
Peter & Trisha Smeltz
Angela Sobieski
YOU FUNDED IT New tech to detect breast cancer
Dr. Perry Soriano & Senan Choe
Eric & Stephani Sprink
Stantec
Dean & Chris Stensby
Dr. Thomas K. Stonecipher & Brenda Stonecipher
Scott & Vikki Strand
Richard Sykes
Michael & Doris Taylor
Margaret Terry
Greg & Wendy Thayer
Brad & Nancy Thompson
William Hasenohrl & Kathi Thoreson Hasenohrl
Corky Townsend
Vic & Wendy Turner
Kyle & Jill Turner
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Alvin Ulbrickson
United Health Group
Jay & Joy Varady
Viva Jalisco Mexican Restaurant
WA State Society for Healthcare Engineering
Dr. Bud & Mickie Wagner
Samuel & Nicole Wahleithner
Contrast Enhanced Mammograph (CEM), a leading-edge
is up and running at the Providence Comprehensive Breast Center. Lead funding from PNW Pink Ribbon Row, along with other donors, made this advancement possible. This technology found early cancer, that a
WSU Everett
Becky Weiderstrom
Addele Wells
Carol Whitehead
Dirk Whitle
Linda Wilcoxson
Kurt & Jennifer Willows
Dr. Michael & Kyong Wong
Donna Wray
WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine
Irene Yang
Gretchen Zemke
Christine Zumdahl
$500 TO $999
Cris & Cathy Albrecht
Lana Andrews
Anthony’s Restaurants
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Gregory Barnett
William & Denise Barr
Mark & Niki Baughman
Geoffrey Bedell & Sheila Bleakney
Tracy Brossard
Malaika Brown
Sabrina Brown
Richard Chastain
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Melissa Dacoscos
Rebecka Daily
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Luke Dobler
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Solma Empinado
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Kyle Fox
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Tracy Fulton
Norberto Garcia
Ned & Kristin Gebert
Geoff & Kathy Gibbs
Jack & Haruyo Hagel
Adam Hagen & Paige Rachor
Benjamin Halladay & Hannah MacLaren
Stephanie Hampton
William Hanigan
Matt Helzer
Pat & Rae Ann Henderson
Erika Hermanson
Thomas & Maureen Hoban
Shelley Houston
Michael & Janice Howard
Hunter Leasing
Lai Huynh
Dr. Michael & Barbara Ingram
Inn at Langley
Maureen Jackson
Basel Jurdy
Laura Kendrick
Tiffany King
KLB Construction
Christine Laliberte
Noni & Todd LaLone
Larsen Financial Services
Sharon Larson
James Latter
Doug & Leslie Lauer
Dan & Shannon Leach
Thomas Leahy
Trevor & Teresa Legler
Pauline Lindsey
Bryan & Lauren Maggio
Jenna Marshall
Kristen Mcconaha
Jeremy & Sarah McKnight
John & Mary Mercier
Sunshine Milsom
Miyano Family Fund
Dr. Beena Morris
Jennifer Myers
Denver & Melynda Neilson
Michael & Cindy Newbury
Mami Nishizawa
Olympic Jewelry
Mark & Patty Osterhout
Rose Owusu
Nyabuony Palek
Jacob Palmer
Dr. James & Christie Park
Dan & Cary Peterson
Paul & Charisse Pitre
Irvin & Delores Rohrich
Berenice Romero Sanchez
Daniel Ryan
Cheryl Sackrider
Sarah Samurai
Sherleen Satushek
Dr. Lawrence Schecter
Robert & Krystal Schultz
Laura Senter
Susan Shayne
Marilyn Sheldon
Kevin & Taylor Shewfelt
Sharon Shurte
Terryl Smith
Matt Smith
Kimberly Smith
Jacob Spaun
Robert & Mila Sprouse
Sean Straub
Brian & Melissa Sullivan
Sullivan Law Group, PLLC
Genet Tekele
Landon Tennis
Scott & Beverly Thorson
Traner Smith & Co
Jenny Tyner
Stacy Ventura
Philip & Suzanne Waligora
Sandra & Terry Walker
Michael & Laurie Walsh
Justus Wangombe
Cynthia Wentworth
Eric & Wendy Werttemberger
Eldon & Carolyn Wexler
John & Lauri Whims
Tom Whittier
Whizz Kids Academy
Johanna Wiese
Robert & Deborah Wilcox
Willows Lodge
Dr. Daniel Wuthrich
Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects, LLP
$250 TO $499
Thomas & Donna Agostino
Anne Alkema
Robert Anderson
John Archer
Lisa Archide
Stephanie Baker
Phil & Scuttle Bannon
Lauri Burke
Thomas Burnham
Ronald & Jessica Burt
Geoff & Belinda Buscher
Deniz Campbell
Canlis Restaurant
Captain Whidbey
John & Susan Carl
Scott & Stacey Carlin
Cascade High School
Jagath Chitrasena
Burnill & Diane Clark
Ryan & Mary Clay
Elaine Cole
Joseph Crawford
Ray & Cindy Crerand
Kathleen Crumley
Les & Sharon Davis
Michelle Desoto
Jennifer Doucette
Rod & Deborah Drivstuen
Piper Duckett
Dennis & Carol Dudder
Dustin Duke
Chauni Everson
Fairmont Olympic Hotel
Janice Feldmeir
Doug & Robin Ferguson
Vanessa Flores
From the baseball diamond to the hockey rink, our community partners hosted fun events to raise funds for local breast cancer patients. Special thanks to the Everett and Safeway for your dedication to Providence’s Mission.
Kristin Frazer
Jason Fruhling
Toni Gates
Babou Gaye
Stan & Debra Geddes
John & Shannon Genge
Dawn Gilbert
Duane & Pamela Gleave
Lori Green
Dr. Jeffrey & Eileen Hambleton
Jill Hamilton
Leanne Harrington
Mark & Nicole Hatch
Floyd & Judith Hawkins
Daniel Heffernan
Kathleen Hillis
Charlotte & Jeffery Hill-Miles
Jenelle Humphrey
Mike & Debera Hunsinger
Dr. Robert & Lola Jacobson
Jamco America, Inc.
Jeffrey Johnson
Dino Johnson
Randy Jorgensen
Rebecca Jubie
Megan Kalsen
Bethany Kaupang
Michael Keller
Jessica Kinney
J. Montgomery & Kathleen Kintner
Dr. Ronald & Kelly Krueger
Cheryl Kuehl
Brian & Emily Leach
Bob & Kathy Leach
Dr. Brandon Liu
Craig Tiegen & Janet Love
Siu Ling Lui
Laurel Lundgren Parratt
Candace Mabbitt
Joelle Mahlum
Cambree McCoy
Stephanie McDonald
Joyce Meier
Jeffrey Meyer
Mike & Lynne Miller
Serina Milsom
Robert & Donna Moch
Mary Mohr
Dr. Autumn Moser
Shawanna Murry
Barbara & Michael Neale
David & Kathie Nelson
Paula Newman-Skomski
Gary Niegemann
Delores Orcutt
Margaret Ouellette
Lauren Pananen
Korianne Parker
James & Maria Pettigrew
Mary Pratt
Angela Ratcliff
Andy & Courtney Reece
Devyn Reed
Tiffany Rinnert
Michael & Barbara Ripp
Robert J. Lee & Stephen J. Lee, DDS PLLC
Kristi Robinson
Susan Root
Marsha Rowell
Bianca Sanders
Mary Jo Sarver
Jeffrey Schackman
Anthony Schneider
David & Marsha Schumann
Earl G Schuster
Dana Shepherd
Jackson & Janet Showalter
Sam & Lisa Shumaker
Dr. Justin & Brooks Siegal
John Sommerfeld
Sons of Norway Normanna Lodge #3
Sound Aesthetics & Spa, LLC
Gale Springer, ARNP
Dr. Hillary Starr
Earl Schuster State Farm
Dr. David Stewart
Cassidy Tandy
Jeanne Thompson
Marlee Tillman
Kimberly Toler
Kevin & Natali Turner
Michael & Colleen Wartelle
Kay Wetzel
Roy & Barbara Yates*
Nicole Zickler
$100 TO $249
Theresa Amick
Sandra Anderson
Dana Anderson
Anisoptera Spa
Allison Axelrod
Martin Badie
Lester Baer
Paul Bailey
Benjamin & Brenda Baylon
Mark & Juliann Beales
Michael & Pat Beardsley
Jack & Pamela Bell
Margaret Benetti
Joseph Benn
Christopher Bentley
Dalynn Bernethy
Richard & Sandra Birch
Marjorie Bissell
Dave Blewett
Amber & Brandon Bogue
Sharon Booker
Rosa Brambila Torres
William & Annie Bruce
Chris & Diane Brust
Daniel Buell
Holly Burns
Erk & Sharon Butler
Edison Calvo
Cheri Carmean
Helping patients through hard times
Thanks to many generous donors, as well as the Everett Golf & Country Club Cancer Tournament and the Wheels on the Waterfront Charity Car Show, local
things like rent, groceries and transportation to and from treatment. Thank you for easing their way with compassion.
Stacey Chastain
David & Catherine Chin
Arshdeep Chohan
Lloyd Christensen & Lisa Hall
Sue Cimbalista
Charles & Mary Beth Clark
Sandy Claxton
Adam & Nikki Clay
Alison Cline
John & Patricia Coan
Joseph & Kimberlie Colapietro
Rob Colombini & Peter Keck
Keith Combs
Richard Conover
Trenia Preus
Joseph Cronin
Kenneth & Dorothy Crossman
Kevin & Kristen Crowder
Sarah Dahlbeck
Gary Dale
Andrea DaSilva
Marne Davis
Burke DeBriere
Jeff Decker & Laurie Ummel
Antonio & Cecilia Gaspar
Darrell DeGross
Mike & Cathy Deller
Joy Dennis
Tammy Deptula
Aaron Derosa & Sylvester
Sutton
Drs. Peter & Ellen Derrick
John & Julie Dickson
Lisa Dickson
James & Wanda Dotson
Julie Duda
Mike & Kristie Dutton
Austin & Margaret Dwyer
Robyn Edinger
Jodi Ferguson
Dallas & Judy Ferrel
Craig & Julie Feyk
Fisherman Jack’s
Lynn & Wayne Flaaten
Stacy Florio
Billie & Dennis Forsberg
Hailee Fox
Jackie Galbraith
Robert & Betty Galbreath
Charles & Elizabeth Galbreath
John & Sally Galt
Amanda Garlock
Ron Garneau
Philip & Gayle Gassman
Dr. Kathryn Gilligan
David & Marla Glasgow
Lloyd & Denise Glasscock
Anthony & Sharon Goetz
Florencia Gonzalezaguilar
Leslie Gordon
Philip Goritsas
Jason & Chilly Gosser
Alicia Graham
Tory & Heather Grasseth
Simarjeet Grewal
Jason Grindon
Milton & Susan Grover
Amalia Gruisen
Dr. Alison Haddock
Taylor Hahn
Steve Hammond
Ben & Dee Hanich
Elizabeth Hankins
Drs. Kris Norland & Sarah Hansen
Stephanie Haskins
Jim Haupt
William Hawkins
Susan Hawley
Jay & Barbara Henderson
Larry & Janet Henry
Gregory & Julie Holmes
Susan Houch Strom
Erik & Joanne Hovde
Dr. Thomas Hutchinson
Lynn Ilabor
Deborah Ingemunson
Lorene Inouye-Salvo
Pepe Izquierdo
Marissa Jagnow
Janice Janzen
Harold Jensen
Kenyon & Marilyn Jensen
Michele Jobe
Jason Johnson
Tara Johnson
Julie Johnson
Roger & Helen Johnson
Harold & Jann Johnston
Eric Kalume
Richard & Susan Kasperson
Russell & Kim Keithley
Von & Mary Kelly
Junior Khim
Kelly Kikuchi
Merle Kirkley
Scott & Cheri Kneeland
Drs. L. Albert & Salwa Labib
David & Maria Laidler
James Lamkin Jr.
Julie Lane
Norman & Nancy Lang
Jan & Lorrie Larsen
Hayley Larson
Theresa Lavell
Shin Lee
Naomie Lepu Lutunu
J. Terry & Jane Lewis
Jennifer Lindquist
Gary Linger
Nathan Lockwood
Dave Lockwood
Michael & Deborah Lopez
Steven Lord
Amay Lucas
Dr. Toshiko Luckow
Rob Mace & Georgette Duleba
Azad & Parminder Mahil
Isaac & Andrea Maldonado
James & Patricia Malone
Dan & Marian Martin
Stephen & Cynthia Maynard
Theresa McClendon
Mary Ann McCord
Julie McCreary
Cameron McKinnon
Tony & Kristen McNulty
Christine McShane
Melissa Mertz
Christina Millan
Lisa Mills
Kim Mock
Linda Monroe
Darlene Mooney
Jeff & Renee Moore
Angela Morgan
Jeanne Morimoto
James Mueller
Laura Mulalley
Wayne & Debbie Nelson
Ruelyn & Lee Nelson
Bruce & Marlene Nordby
Caitlin North
Lawrence O’Donnell
Susan Ollis
Phil & Rodi O’Loane
Sue Orchard
Donald Osborn
Sean & Karen Osburn
Geoff Owen
Denielle Padgett
Paul & Deborah Parkhurst
Chuck & Lynn Patten
Peggy Pavlovich
Clarissa Perucho
Rock & Maggie Peterson
Shirley Pettigrew
Tal & Christina Pierce
Brenda Poe
Penelope & Richard Potter
Chris Radabaugh
Joseph Rajendran
Curtis Reed
Jeffrey & Michelle Rimer
Joshua Reinhard
Elizabeth Renshaw
Curtis & Janet Rider
Jacob & Mina Ritland
Randy & Debbie Roberts
John & Natalie Rogers
Last summer, 362 children attended Camp Prov thanks to generous donors and volunteers. Camp Prov is an annual day camp held at Forest Park for children with special health care needs and their siblings. You helped these children experience friendships and memories to last a lifetime.
Marlene Rosenbach
Anita Salter
Swati Saluja
Nathan Sandefer
Sandhya Sargunar
Devin & Laurie Saylor
Eric Schlamm
Kyle & Debra Schmitt
Sharon Schweitzer
Tracy Scoville
Scuttlebutt Brewing Company
Rosemary Seaburg
Chris & Jessica Seavers
Mel Sheldon & Wendy Church
June Shirey
Mark Shissler
Amintra Singh
Babita Singh
Matthew Smith
Dan & Diane Smoots
Donavan Speer
Bonnie Spinning-Slater
Samantha Staab
Robert Stack
Travis Steele
Michelle Stephens
Darrell & Marjorie Storkson
Roozy & Mikaela Ann Taheri
Matt & Amy Talley
Brad & Lisa Thompson
Paul & Joan Thompson
Karen Trana
Ella Tuininga
Kiana Turner
Stephany Tuttle
Byron & Fredrica Vadset
Gary & Gina Van Laar
Tommy Vo & Susan Huynh
Rochelle Wallace
Jim Walters
Steve & Jizel Wanaka
Michael Wanaka
Brandon Lee & Alexa Weber-Lee
Dr. Jeffrey & Christine Welch
Lisa Wessels
West Marine Everett
Western Facilities Supply
Thomas & Sharryn Westgard
Timothy Willins
Craig & Kerri Willis
Lori Wilson
George & JoAnn Winn
Mary Ann Wisman
Philip & Margaret Wolcott
Erik & Beverly Wold
Jody Wood
Jonathan & Jacqueline Woodwell
Z Sport Inc
Rafael & Teresa Zambrano
Yunlin Zheng
Victoria Zhu
Janet Zuanich
Dr. David Zunkel & Kathleen Stratton Zunkel
CURRENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
Dan Gaffney, Chairperson
Carol Klein, Vice Chair
Mark Duffy, Treasurer
Lynne Hall, Secretary & Immediate Past Chair
MEMBERS
Sarah Duncan
Ashley Gaffney
Andy Hall
Dan Harkins
Mike Holcomb
Todd Karr
Sylvia Kim
Steve Klein
Jody LaBissoniere
Jean Messner
Scott Murphy
Boe Nelson
Shannon O’Kelley
Ed Petkus
Paul Pitre, Ph.D.
Courtney Reece
Paul Seckinger, M.D.
Mel Sheldon
Tarvinder Singh, M.D.
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS
Susie Black, Providence General Children’s Association
Kristy Carrington, Tina Gilson, Chief Philanthropy Foundation
Cliff Rogers, M.D., Providence
Everett Community Mission Board
EMERITUS MEMBERS
Doug Ferguson
Diane Guildner
Larry Jubie
Henry Newton
Tom Rainville
Len Roberts
Fred Sjoholm
Roy Yates
CURRENT FOUNDATION STAFF
Maca Ferguson
Donor engagement program manager
Tina Gilson
Director of donor engagement
Aimee Martin
corporate giving and events
Sue Orchard Executive assistant
Margaret Terry
Jackie Woodwell
Welcome to the Providence General Foundation Board
Sylvia owns Legacy Coffee in Snohomish and is passionate about connecting people from all walks of life and cultures. Sylvia has served on parent associations at Northshore Christian Academy and Kings Schools. She says she’s excited to learn and share about Providence’s Mission and the impact philanthropy can have on our community.
Ed is retired from a career in aerospace engineering that included extensive leadership and business management experience. He lives in Mukilteo. Ed is becoming a full board member after serving as chair of the Providence Everett Community Mission Board.
and is a retired real estate agent and former high school math teacher. She has served on the board of Providence General Children’s Association and on parish church councils. She says she is drawn to Providence’s Mission and serving her community.
Donors advancing cancer care
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Retired caregiver keeps giving PAGES 6–7
Healing through art
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