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SUN HEALTH FOUNDATION 14719 W. Grand Avenue | Surprise, AZ 85374 (623) 471-8500 | SunHealthFoundation.org Foundation@SunHealth.org SUN HEALTH FOUNDATION STAFF Joe La Rue Chief Executive Officer Joe.LaRue@SunHealth.org Gina W. Ore Chief Philanthropy Officer Gina.Ore@SunHealth.org (623) 471-9560 Pamela Gralton Kohnen Sr. Director of Philanthropy Pamela.Kohnen@SunHealth.org (623) 471-8502 Bonnie Robinett Donor Relations/Stewardship Manager Bonnie.Olsen@SunHealth.org (623) 471-8504

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Claudia Vazquez Director of Annual Giving & Operations Claudia.Vazquez@SunHealth.org (623) 471-8507 Janine McGhee Manager of Special Events/ Corporate Giving Janine.McGhee@SunHealth.org (623) 471-8503 Claudia Cucitro Director of Philanthropy Claudia.Cucitro@SunHealth.org (623) 471-8509 Linda Tyler Director, Marketing and Communications Linda.Tyler@SunHealth.org (623) 471-8506

L. Birt Kellam

Gina Ore

Welcome to “The Difference You Make,” a special edition of GenerousLiving that includes a report on the impact of your support that empowers people to live longer, healthier, more purposeful lives.

Generosity for Generations is more than the name of Sun Health Foundation’s Campaign inviting community support for critical health care and wellness initiatives at Banner Boswell Medical Center, Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center, and Sun Health Wellness. This Campaign reflects the transformative power of philanthropy and honors the many ways it is expressed.

The act of giving not only can bring us great joy, it also has the power to transform an individual, both giver and receiver, and transform a project or community.

Generations of generosity in our community have contributed to the superior health care we enjoy close to home and the uncommon bragging rights we all have as West Valley residents. Did you know that Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers are recognized as two of the best hospitals in Arizona? In fact, people often move to the West Valley, and stay here generation after generation, for the superior health care available to them.

The word “superior” is not used lightly. While most hospitals say they are excellent, it is your generosity that makes possible at our local hospitals truly superior health care today and for generations. Quite simply, it takes us all to ensure the best continues to be available right here.

We hope you enjoy reading about The Difference You Make and the many lives you have touched. Thank you!

L. Birt Kellam Chair Generosity for Generations Campaign

Gina W. Ore, M.A, CFRE Chief Philanthropy Officer Sun Health Foundation

*Banner Health is a certified Safe Place for Care. Please do not defer your healthcare needs; many physician clinics along with our hospitals have strict precautions in place to ensure the safety of you and family members.

Our Gratitude for Your Impact It is with deep gratitude that we say “thank you” to you, our faithful friends and new friends too, for your contributions of time, talent, treasure and testimony that help ensure superior healthcare and wellbeing for our community. Quite simply, that wouldn’t be possible without you. Superior healthcare is only available for you because of you.

Thanks to contributions to superior health care through the Generosity for Generations Campaign, success in new healthcare milestones have been accomplished. While the Campaign is just two-thirds underway, patients at Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers already are benefiting from new and advanced health care services.

In cancer care, advancements in diagnostics result in even more effective treatments. New medical technology in spine health and orthopedics is providing greater mobility. Expanded space for a growing number of moms, newborns, an families will better accommodate their needs in the Louisa Kellam Center for Women’s Health.

More about the impact you and others have made is reflected in the pages of this magazine.

Joe La Rue

A look back. A new day.

Last fall, we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of Banner Boswell Medical Center. The story of Boswell Hospital, and later of Del E. Webb Hospital, also is a story of community and the earliest days of Sun Health Foundation when the first members went door to door to solicit support for a community hospital. This story built the foundation of a partnership that exists today between Sun Health Foundation and Banner Health.

Along with this milestone anniversary, we also celebrated the opening of Banner Boswell’s newly transformed Emergency Department (ED), with 33% more patient beds and capacity to serve the changing and growing needs of our community for generations to come.* Your generosity has helped to make this possible.

While we hail these milestones and celebrate the opening of new services that are impacting people’s lives today, there is more work to do to fulfill other health care needs reflected in Campaign initiatives.

They include wellness programs, additional projects for emergency/cardiac care, along with

Sharon L. Lind

cancer care and innovative diagnostic care in a new endoscopy suite.

With these and other developments, a new chapter in health care for the West Valley is beginning.

This spring, Banner Boswell’s new main entrance is opening adjacent to the Emergency Department on the ground floor of the beautiful new six-story patient care tower. Gracing the walls along one corridor is a beautiful Donor Recognition Wall.

Honoring generations of generosity, this Wall features a tree adorned with beautiful leaves inscribed with donor names. Opportunities to add your name to a leaf are available.

We are deeply proud and honored to join together in support of Banner Health’s life-changing work.

Together with these medical centers and support from the community, the legacy of superior healthcare continues. And our vibrant future begins.

Joe La Rue President/ Chief Executive Officer Sun Health

Sharon L. Lind, FACHE Chief Executive Officer Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb Medical Centers

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A Life of Service and Philanthropy Todd Hornback Diversity contributes to the outstanding leadership of Sun Health’s volunteer boards - the Sun Health Foundation Board of Trustees and the Sun Health Board of Directors. Board members bring a variety of expertise, talent, backgrounds, perspectives, creative thinking, insight, and foresight. As a result, they are visionary in their leadership, staunch in their commitment to serving the community, and passionate about Sun Health’s non-profit mission to champion superior health and wellbeing through philanthropy, inspired living, and wellness programs.

One who embodies these elements is Todd Hornback, Chairman of the Sun Health Board of Trustees. He also is Partner and Chief Advancement Officer for DMB Community Life and President of Todd Hornback & Associates, a non-profit leadership consulting firm. Todd’s professional life over the past thirty years has been focused on leading, training, and coaching non-profit boards and executives, as well as developing community engagement models to grow planned communities around the country by helping neighbors love where they live.

Todd cultivates relationships to empower and inspire fellow board members, Sun Health teams,

friends of Sun Health Foundation, communities, and relationships. He and his wife, Shelly, have devoted their lives to service and philanthropy, thereby bringing out the best in everyone they meet.

The Hornbacks were inspired by the Sun Health story from the start. “We were immediately enamored by Sun Health’s commitment to health and well-being in the West Valley. You won’t find a more profound story of philanthropy in the West Valley than Sun Health Foundation’s. It’s our deep honor to help improve lives by championing such excellence.” (story on page 5) The Foundation is widely known as grateful and humbled stewards of the community’s generations of generosity. The Hornbacks could plainly see the impact of the community’s support, and that relationships are at the core of it all.

Todd believes that fundraising is rooted in cultivating authentic relationships with prospective donors and offering them opportunities to invest in the programs and issues that they value. “Fundraising empowers donors to connect, engage, and support

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something important to them – and the beneficiaries certainly feel the impact as well. Everyone wins. I personally find deep fulfillment in that.”

About serving on the Foundation board: “It’s a joy to inspire others to support Sun Health’s ambitious mission. Shelly and I are constantly looking for opportunities to help others find purpose through their own engagement and philanthropy. I guess I’m a coach at heart. Sun Health Foundation provides people a very high return in terms of meaning and purpose in their giving – empowering people to live more purposeful lives. I can think of very few things with such profound reward.”

SUN HEALTH FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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Fiscal Year 2021 Jane Ceasor Ceasor Insurance Consultants, Inc.

Gary D. Marrer Arizona State University

David T. Eastman Eastman Estate Planning, PLLC

David Monheit Treasurer Landmark Financial, LLC

Roger Gimby Vice-Chair

Rev. Lowell Nelson American Lutheran Church

Todd Hornback Chairman DMB Community Life

A Story of Community Impact In the 1960s, Sun City residents went door to door seeking support for construction of Boswell Hospital. They were passionate, and dedicated, with a heartfelt desire to bring top medical care to the community. These were the earliest members of Sun Health Foundation—some of whom later served on the earliest hospital boards and committees. They also served as an inspiration for future generations. As the communities surrounding Sun City grew through the years, community support also helped build Del E. Webb Hospital in Sun City West, and an entire network of health and wellness services. Almost 55 years later, these services are considered among the finest in the nation.

Patricia Rourk James Sloan Joan Smith

Joseph E. La Rue President

Terry Smith Smith Law Office, P.C.

Patricia Lewis Finnell Ex-officio, Sun Health Services Vice Chair

Gerald (Jerry) S. Solomon Ex-officio, Sun Health Services Chair Ronald J. Symic Secretary

Sharon Lind CEO, Banner Boswell & Banner Del E. Webb Medical Centers

Today, this proud legacy is as vibrant as ever. Sun Health Foundation continues to be the philanthropic link to Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers, and Sun Health Wellness. Support for superior health and wellbeing through Sun Health Foundation is the catalyst for life-changing results in our community.

Larry Vering

SUN HEALTH BOARD OF DIRECTORS SUN HEALTH SERVICES • SUN HEALTH COLONNADE SUN HEALTH GRANDVIEW TERRACE • LA LOMA SENIOR LIVING SERVICES Fiscal Year 2021 Jack Braly Brigadier General Todd Canterbury, USAF, Retired Lockheed Martin Roger Gimby Ex-officio, Sun Health Foundation Vice-Chair Todd Hornback Ex-officio, Sun Health Foundation Chair DMB Community Life Jonathan G. Howard Quarles & Brady

Joseph E. La Rue President Lew Lancaster Treasurer Patricia Lewis Finnell Vice-Chair Richard V. Livengood Randy McGrane Ensemble Real Estate Solutions & Investments Herman L. Orcutt Patricia Rourke Secretary

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Gerald S. Solomon Chair

Irene Kovala, Ed.D.

Ronald J. Symic

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Generosity for Generations | Donors in 2020 We recognize donors who made total gifts of $500 or more from Jan. 1, 2020 through Dec. 31, 2020 in support of the Generosity for Generations Campaign and other initiatives.

$1,000,000 or greater Anonymous* Mr. Warren D. Ruff*^^ $500,000-$999,999 Anonymous* Anonymous^^ Mrs. Mary Lou Goodfriend Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Haiges Mr. Maurice and Mrs. Marjorie Siebert* $100,000-$499,999 Anonymous Anonymous* Mrs. Jean M. Carr* Mrs. Sara E. Dean Dr. and Mrs. William B. Furgerson, Jr* James E. Greenwald James G. and Maria C. Hess Mrs. Carol A. Howland* Birt^ and Louisa Kellam Suzy and Joe La Rue Mrs. Erika O. Saltzman* Mr. Glen O. Tipton* $50,000-$99,999 Anonymous* (2) Mr. Robert Horning & Ms. Rosalyn Wilson Ms. Marion I. Jones* Mr. Joseph T. Muldoon

Mrs. Marlene E. Seyler* Vituity Healthcare $25,000-$49,999 Anonymous (4) Ms. Mary E. Autio Banner Health Mr. Francis “Chip” Burns Gracie C. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Chaet* CORE Institute Mrs. Helgar Crochelt* Mr. James Dobbins & Ms. Sharon K. Forbes* Mr. and Mrs. Jerald D. Gentry Mrs. Carol B. Hilder Ms. Marcia C. James Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth Jenks* Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Jutzi Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Koenig* Mrs. Elaine S. Lahr Gina and John Ore Don and Anna Scheidt Mrs. Betty R. Shults-Jensen Mr. Gilbert R. Vasquez Larry H.^ and Mary Pat Vering

$10,000-$24,999 Anonymous (2) Anonymous* Banner Boswell Medical Center Medical Staff Mr. Charles A. Beyer* Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Mrs. Elsie E. Coates* Mrs. Marcia M. Diven* Jennifer and John Drago, Jr. Ms. Charlotte M. Erb* Carolyn and Gerard Golden Gary and Sharon Grambow Mr. and Mrs. Todd^ Hornback Mr. and Mrs. Warren Huebner Dr. and Mrs. Rajeev S. Kathuria Mr. Bruce C. Kelly* Dr. Irene Kovala^ and Dr. Thomas Alberg Mr. and Mrs. Gerald^^ F. Lapke Mr. and Mrs. Richard^ V. Livengood Ms. Betty Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Daniel^^ D. Minnix David^ and Melissa Monheit Morrison Living Mr. and Mrs. John E. Norris Northern Trust Daniel J. and Patricia^ Rourke Mr. Walter C. Schalm Mrs. Christine M. “Chickie” Smith R. Jack^^* and Sandra Stephenson

Mr. and Mrs. S. J. “Dutch” Svoboda Mrs. Sondra L. Thomas Tahlya and Matt Visintainer Zion & Zion $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous (2) Birdies for Charity Mr. and Mrs. David Bradford George and Darlene Bradner Mr. Charles O. Cassada* Mrs. Julia K. Czapor* Edwards Lifesciences LLC Grand Ladies Golf Association Mrs. Evelyn R. Grigsby* Dr. and Mrs. H. Virgil^^ Grumbling, Jr HILGARTWILSON, LLC Inspired Hearts Fundraising Ray and Jan Landskroner Orcutt | Winslow Mrs. Jeana L. Petersen and Mr. John W. Cogdall Kristine and Lee^^ Peterson Mr. Joseph W. Rooney Mrs. Joanne C. Sheehy Ms. Terry Bays Smith, JD^ Mr. Richard L. Tollefson, Jr. Weitz Company Mrs. Aloise J. Wrobel Mr. Robert W. Zinser

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$2,500-$4,999 Anonymous (3) AZ Heart Anesthesia, Dr. Reza Kharrazi Bradford Auction Gallery Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Beach Ms. Elizabeth B. Chase* Client Focus Printing Ms. Debra A. Flores Mr. and Mrs. Roger^ N. Gimby Mr. Hugh “Ed” Hughes Rev. and Mrs. Ted Johns Mr. and Mrs. Lewis^ Lancaster Ms. Sharon Lind Medtronic Brig. Gen. (Ret) & Mrs. Albert L. Melton National Association of Chronic Disease Directors National Partners in Healthcare Richard and Norma Northrop* Ms. Courtney C. Owens Barbara Pigott Mrs. Bonnie B. Robinett Brandiel L. Rodriguez Mrs. Gherrie A. Routzahn Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S.^ Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strong Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stults Sun City West Softball Club Charles E. and Jane Swanson Ms. Jennifer A. Toerpe

$1,000-$2,499 Anonymous (4) Ms. Nancy K. Adamson Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Alvarez Ms. Norma J. Anderson* Dr. and Mrs. Scott Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Behrens Ms. Carol W. Blitstein Stan and Shirley Bormann Mrs. Mattie L. Buettner* Donna R. Byron Comprehensive Care Services Mr. and Mrs. David Coon Patrick T. and Kathleen^^ Crowley Mr. William J. Cushing Ms. Sandi K. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Dodgion Mr. and Mrs. Delaine Donohue Ms. Erica Dorward Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Downing Mrs. Rita A. Dunikoski Mr. Gary Egan Ms. Julie E. Ellison Mrs. Louise K. Fallner Mrs. Faye A. Fray Mrs. Donnarae B. Freyermuth Mrs. Colette M. Guiberteau Mr. Mark Habermann Mrs. Jeanne A. Hall Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hallin Mrs. Helen Hansgen Mrs. Nancy Hays

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hernandez Mrs. Betty L. Hintz Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Agnes L. Hopper* Ms. Vicki Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Jung Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kohnen Gayle Korn Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Larson, JD Stacey M. and Billy Lester Mr. James Lewis Mrs. Patricia Lewis Finnell^ Mr. Donald J. Leyshon Barbara and Stephen Mason Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. McAvoy^^ Mrs. Diane M. McManis Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jay Miller, Jr. Ms. Linda Moore Ms. Connie E. Moreno Ms. Genevieve E. Mountain Mrs. Audrey H. Mulhollen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nappen Rev. Lowell^ and Deborah Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Olin Wendy and William Pardonche Brian H. Perlmutter, MD Gary and Penny Pinter Mrs. Peggy Pollay Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T Quamma Mr. and Mrs. James R. Radley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Redmond ROX Media Group

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Roberta C. and Michael Schaff Ms. Regina L. Sheets Mr. Brian T. Standage Mr. Todd S. Stott Dr. and Mrs. Richard Stuckey Mr. Roger Tharp Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.^^ Tibbitts Ms. Mary E. Turrentine J. Warren and Linda Tyler Dr. Mary Hope Underwood Ms. Meredith VanDoren Claudia and Ricardo Vazquez Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Weavers Ms. Suzanne Welch Mrs. Chizuko N. White Mrs. Merle H. Winstead Mr. Ralph Wirebaugh Jerry and Pam Wojtas Ms. Joan E. Worsham $500-$999 Anonymous (5) Ms. Suzanne D. Alderden Mr. Wendell E. Anderson Ms. Dortha Apland Ms. Erica Arcos Ms. Elizabeth C. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas N. Beauchamp David Benson and Peggy Nelson Dr. Merlynn R. Bergen * Departed ^ Board member ^^ Former Board member

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Ms. Nicole L. Blunier Mr. Kenneth R. Boman Mr. and Mrs. James* N. Booy^^ Mr. Michael T. Bradley Ms. Elizabeth Burke Mrs. Catherine E. Buyno Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cantor Ms. Lorraine Carranza Ms. Deanna M. Castillo Mr. Billie B. Chandler Chesapeake Anesthesiologist Inc. Ms. Arlene Christensen Mrs. Charlotte Cotner Claudia and Frank Cucitro Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Dale Mr. George Damron Mrs. Kari Davis-Curry David^ and Kimber Eastman Mrs. Jane B. Engel Ms. Kimberly A. England Mr. Manuel J. Enojos Dr. Janice A. Ferguson^^ Mr. Joshua Freegard Mrs. Lucie Gardner* Mr. Donald P. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Goodkin Mr & Mrs. Denny Green Mr. Scott R. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Haro Dr. Cheryl Hedegaard

Ms. Cynthia Hoak Home Instead Senior Care Ms. Toni Horton Brian and Julie Huebner Ms. Phyllis Jacobs Mrs. Velda Jacobs Ms. Teri A. Johnson-Kelley Wes and Luanne Jorgensen Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.^^ Joyce Ms. Arlene M. Kershaw Mrs. Marilyn P. Kluge Mr. Lawrence F. Kolb Mr. and Mrs. James Koltveit Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Koo Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Kuck Mr. and Mrs. Doug Laiho Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lamps Ms. Belinda S. Lane Mrs. Barbara J. Lashmet Ms. Theresa M. Lentini Mr. Dan P. Liguori Ms. Suzanne M. Lindsley Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Macon Dr. Susan Maline Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayfield Mrs. Rosemary K. Mazero Ms. Deborah K. McCauley Mrs. Mary B. McClanahan Ms. H. Catherine McKeown Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. McNicholas

Mr. Richard W. Miles Ms. Megan A. Mogle Ms. Genevieve Mountain Mrs. Marion M. Muller Ms. Jan A. Nelson Jack and Ruth Niemi Mr. Nick Norton Mrs. Betty J. Oeding Ms. Brenda O’Guinn Ms. Patricia O’Neil Kelly and Rick Ortiz Ms. Carole M. Parnell Mrs. Sandra L. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phillips Mrs. Yvonne T. Phillips Mrs. Judith H. Potts Ms. Diane K. Poulter Ms. Lindsey A. Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Reinstein Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rings RxBenefitsm Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sawyer Mrs. Ethel M. Scarlett Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Schill Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Schreiber Miss Barbara E. Schur Setterberg Jewelers of Sun City Ms. Patricia Shaw Mr. Nate I. Shinagawa Mrs. Nancy Q. Shovlain

Mr. Saul N. Silbert* Mrs. Susan M. Slezak Bruce and Joan^ Smith Mrs. Mary L. Smith^^ Mr. Stanley L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John D.^^ Spooler Mrs. Margaret E. Staggs Mr. Donald J. Stanton Ms. Maria R. Sued Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Swedenborg Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Thompson Mr. Jaime Torres and Mr. Gary Marlett Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Tournas Dr. and Mrs. John Tullai Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Turner Mr. and Mrs. John J. Turpin, Jr. Mr. Dennis Vanhoose Ms. Terry Wallace Mrs. Nannine H. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Jeff White Bruce and Debi Williams Joyce and Adam Wilt Mr. and Mrs. Roger Withee Ms. Susan A. Witter

* Departed ^ Board member ^^ Former Board member

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Cancer Fighting Treatment and Care Advancement

In 2021:

Surgery at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center, surgical robots are revolutionizing the ways doctors perform surgery.

“There are two main robots we’re looking to add to our suite of medical technology,” he said. “One is a surgical robot that gives us better 3D vision and allows us to move our instruments with finer detail. The second is a bronchoscopy robot for pulmonologists that lets us reach nodules that have never been accessible before.”

Elbert Kuo, M.D.

Exciting new ground is being made in the fight against cancer, thanks to community support for the $2 million Cancer Fighting Treatment and Care Advancement initiative in Sun Health Foundation’s Generosity for Generations Campaign.

Philanthropic support for the oncology departments at Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers will fund renovation of key facilities and acquisition of state-of-the-art technology to better serve cancer patients. And, help patients fight back.

According to Elbert Kuo, M.D., chief of Thoracic

Our community has the power to ensure these lifegiving technologies – and the best in cancer care – are available when we need them. For more information, visit SunHealthFoundation.org/generosity.

The Impact You Make:

A total of 17,395* patient visits occurred at Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers *This stat will include all ED visits, IP admissions should IP admission be explained?, surgeries, recurring visits, infusion, radiation oncology, and medical imaging screening visits that had a diagnosis including at least one mention of oncology.

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• Breast cancer: An estimated 284,2000 women and 2,650 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer, which makes it the most common cancer diagnosis.

• Lung cancer: Lung and bronchus cancer has become the third most common cancer diagnosis with an estimated 235,760 new cases.

Source: American Cancer Society

Lung Cancer Care Developments at Banner Boswell Medical Center Endoscopy is an imaging technique that enables physicians to examine the inside of the lungs and other organs by inserting and guiding a small camera.

With your help, the Endoscopy department at Banner Boswell can improve the patient experience.

Breast Cancer Care Developments at Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in Arizona and in the U.S. New treatments, including minimally invasive stereotactic surgery, offer promising options.

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Grateful for Health & Family Stacey Lester and Deb Kling Stacey Lester and her mother Deborah Kling remember the opening of the Louisa Kellam Center for Women’s Health at Del E. Webb Hospital in Sun City West on 02/02/02 with the birth of twins. They also remember the pride they felt witnessing the Center’s arrival close to home. “What a gift to our community,” they thought.

That pride stemmed from being residents and employees. They were both working at Sun Health at the time, Stacey for Boswell and Del E. Webb hospitals (hospital operations transitioned to Banner Health in 2008), and Deb in Sun Health’s Administrative offices.

Mother and daughter are among the family generations who have benefited from the women’s health services available through both medical centers. Stacey gave birth to all three of her children in the Louisa Kellam Center for Women’s Health at Banner Del E. Webb. Deb received cancer diagnostic care at Boswell and Del E. Webb.

Stacey says all three children were “textbook deliveries” and great experiences thanks to the support she received.

“It was all about my choices and decisions,” Stacey says. “I developed the birth plan that was important to me, and the staff was there to offer full support.”

Although Deb’s health care experience was different, it was equally as comforting. When she was diagnosed with breast cancer 12 years ago, the diagnostic services she received on both the Boswell the Del E. Webb campuses offered the convenience and coordinated care she needed. She says she will always remember how comfortable the staff made her feel, and her entire medical team’s responsiveness to her needs. After undergoing treatment, today Deb is cancer free.

Because of community support for women’s health care that continues today through Sun Health Foundation’s Generosity for Generations Campaign, the Lester/Kling family is stronger – including Deb, her husband Clay; Stacey, her husband Billy, sons Dylon and Connor, daughter Teagan, and their

Stacey Lester and her mother Deb Kling

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extended family. Spending time poolside, family hikes, and traveling are just a few of the ways they enjoy making more memories together.

Stacey and Deb call the West Valley home and love living here. Having comprehensive women’s health care services close by – from childbirth to menopause – makes life that much better, they say.

For more information about the Campaign, visit SunHealthFoundation.org/generosity or call (623) 471-8500.

Your support makes a difference at the Louisa Kellam Center for Women’s Health: Women and Infant Services • 1,942 births in 2020, growing families and communities.

• Generations of women benefit from the services of OB/GYNs and other medical personnel caring for women’s health needs Specialized Services by Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center • Dedicated Breast CAncer Navigation (BCAN) Navigators • Undiagnosed Breast Clinic (UBC) • Multidisciplinary Breast Tumor Board Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center Women and Infant Services is one of eight Arizona hospitals recognized for excellence in maternity care by Newsweek and The Leapfrog Group

Generosity for Generations | Cumulative Giving The following list recognizes supporters who have pledged or made outright gifts totaling $500 or more overall through December 31, 2020.

We are grateful for these philanthropic leaders and their significant impact over the years and into the future.

$1,000,000 or greater Birt^ and Louisa Kellam $500,000-$999,999 Anonymous^^ Mrs. Sara E. Dean Mrs. Mary Lou Goodfriend Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Haiges Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J.* Mueller $100,000-$499,999 Anonymous (5) Banner Boswell Medical Center Medical Staff Banner Health Ms. Carol W. Blitstein Mr. Robert F. Colli Mr. Clark W. Engle Rev. and Mrs.* Vernon Ermeling Mr. and Mrs. George H. Galstad, Jr James E. Greenwald Mrs. Colette M. Guiberteau Mrs. Helen Hansgen James G. and Maria C. Hess Mrs. Carol B. Hilder Mr. Hugh “Ed” Hughes Mr.& Mrs. Richard F.^^ Jaskowick Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Jutzi Suzy and Joe^ La Rue Mrs. Elaine S. Lahr Mr. and Mrs. Michael^^ Mandell Mr. and Mrs. Werner W. Metsch Mr. Joseph T. Muldoon Ms. Jan A. Nelson Northern Trust Kristine and Lee^^ Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Redmond

Mrs. Betty R. Shults-Jensen Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn^^ Weavers Weitz Company Mr. Ralph Wirebaugh Mrs. Aloise J. Wrobel $50,000-$99,999 Anonymous (4) Mr. Charles A. Adams, JD Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Beach Mrs. Phyllis A. Borysko Gracie C. Carter Charles Stewart Mott Foundation CORE Institute Mr. James Dobbins and Ms. Sharon K. Forbes* Jennifer and John Drago, Jr. Carolyn and Gerard Golden Gary and Sharon Grambow Mr. Robert Horning and Ms. Rosalyn Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis^ Lancaster Orcutt | Winslow Gina and John Ore Mr. Joseph W. Rooney Mrs. Nancy B. Root^^ Mrs. Gherrie A. Routzahn Don and Anna Scheidt Mrs. Stefanie Sjoberg R. Jack^^* and Sandra Stephenson Ms. Mary E. Turrentine Ms. Joan E. Worsham Mr. Gilbert R. Vasquez Vituity Healthcare

$25,000-$49,999 Anonymous (4) Ms. Mary E. Autio Mr. Francis “Chip” Burns Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W.* Colrud Mr. and Mrs. Delaine Donohue Mrs. Patricia Lewis Finnell^ Mr. and Mrs. Jerald D. Gentry HILGARTWILSON, LLC Ms. Marcia C. James Drs. Maninder S. & Ramit Kahlon Dr. and Mrs. Ned A. Kuivinen Mrs. Diane M. McManis Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D.^^ Minnix Morrison Living Mrs. Audrey H. Mulhollen Mr. and Mrs. John E. Norris Mrs. Jeana L. Petersen and Mr. John W. Cogdall Mrs. Peggy Pollay Mr. and Mrs. S. J. “Dutch” Svoboda Thunderbird Charities Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.^^ Tibbitts J. Warren and Linda Tyler Larry H.^ and Mary Pat Vering Tahlya and Matt Visintainer Mrs. Nannine H. Wheeler^^ Mr. Robert W. Zinser $10,000-$24,999 Anonymous (2) Mrs. Genevieve Barclay Mr. and Mrs. James* N. Booy^^ Mrs. Marcia A. Boston Donna R. Byron Client Focus Printing Patrick T. and Kathleen^^ Crowley

Mrs. Wendy Daly Mrs. Rita A. Dunikoski Dr. Janice A. Ferguson^^ Ms. Ann Flatten Ms. Debra A. Flores Mr. & Mrs. Miltiadis^^ G. Gialinas Mr. and Mrs. Roger^ N. Gimby Graphic Ambitions, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. H. Virgil^^ Grumbling, Jr Col. and Mrs. Philip J. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Todd^ Hornback Mr. and Mrs. Warren Huebner Mr. and Mrs. John Jung Dr. and Mrs. Rajeev S. Kathuria Ms. Arlene M. Kershaw Dr. Irene Kovala^ and Dr. Thomas Alberg Mr. and Mrs. Gerald^^ F. Lapke Stacey M. and Billy Lester Mr. James Lewis Mr. Donald J. Leyshon^^ Mr. Dan P. Liguori Mr. & Mrs. Richard^ V. Livengood Ms. Betty Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. McAvoy^^ Brig. Gen. (Ret) and Mrs. Albert L. Melton Mr. and Mrs. William E. Molloy David^ and Melissa Monheit Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nothelfer Mrs. Barbara J. Penhallow Ms. Mary Anne Poggenburg Mr. and Mrs. James R. Radley Mrs. Bonnie B. Robinett Daniel J. and Patricia^ Rourke ROX Media Group Mrs. Ethel M. Scarlett

Mr. Walter C. Schalm Mrs. Beth Ann Schempp Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Schreiber Miss Barbara E. Schur Mr. Ed Sefic Mrs. Joan Shoop Mrs. Christine M. “Chickie” Smith Ms. Terry Bays Smith, JD^ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S.^ Solomon Sun City West Softball Club Charles E. and Jane Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J.^ Symic Mrs. Shel Taylor Mrs. Sondra L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Turner Dr. Mary Hope Underwood Mrs. Jane R. Vaughan Ronald A. and Dayle Young Zion & Zion $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. William F.^^ Aaron Ms. Nancy K. Adamson Mr. Wendell E. Anderson AZ Heart Anesthesia, Dr. Reza Kharrazi Mr. and Mrs. Larry D.^^ Baker Mrs. Lois M. Becker Mr. and Mrs. David Bradford George and Darlene Bradner Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.^^ Catlin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Downing Edwards Lifesciences LLC Mrs. Louise K. Fallner Grand Ladies Golf Association Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hallin

Mr. Max H. Hathorn Mrs. Nancy Hays Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hinnen Inspired Hearts Fundraising Rev. and Mrs. Ted Johns Mrs. Tamara Jones Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.^^ Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kiessel Miss Jane E. King Mrs. Marilyn P. Kluge Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kohnen Linda D. and Edward H. Koning Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Kuck Ray and Jan Landskroner Ms. Belinda S. Lane Ms. Theresa M. Lentini Mrs. Rosemary K. Mazero Mrs. Mary B. McClanahan Mrs. Betty J. Oeding Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Olin Ms. Courtney C. Owens Roberta C. and Michael Schaff Setterberg Jewelers of Sun City Mrs. Joanne C. Sheehy Ms. Regina L. Sheets Mrs. Mary L. Smith^^ Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Sobeski Mr. Donald J. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stults Mr. Richard L. Tollefson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Tullai Mrs. Flora E. Vogt Ms. Xiu-Qi N. Wilson Mrs. Merle H. Winstead Jerry and Pam Wojtas

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$2,500-$4,999 Anonymous (3) Mrs. Suzanne M. Aber Mrs. Shirley A. Agnos^^ Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Alvarez Dr. and Mrs. Scott^^ Anderson Mrs. Joanne M. Ardary Ms. Elizabeth C. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Banfield Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas N. Beauchamp Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Behrens Mrs. Sally Jo Bettesworth Ms. Pam Betz Mr. William R. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Adrian W. Bobeck Mr. Kenneth R. Boman Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Bonde Stan and Shirley Bormann Bradford Auction Gallery Mrs. Cynthia Bratcher Mrs. Catherine E. Buyno Mr. Delbert T. Clancy Mr. and Mrs. William A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. David Coon Mrs. Doris M. Cornett Mr. William J. Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Dodgion Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Durant Dr. and Mrs. Frank Joseph Fara Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Farnham Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fernandez Mrs. Clarissa Fink Mrs. Faye A. Fray Mrs. Donnarae B. Freyermuth Mrs. Shirley Frizell^^ Mr. Donald P. Gill Mrs. Linda M. Graham

Mrs. Harriet J. Haggett Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hayn Mr. and Mrs. James Heig Mr. Ronald E. Hertel Mrs. Betty L. Hintz Ms. Toni Horton Mrs. Sally A. Husak Ms. Phyllis B. Jarboe Mr. and Mrs. David H. Jewell Mrs. Jean M. Kiernat Dr. and Mrs. Pierre M. LaChance Mrs. Barbara J. Lashmet Ms. Sharon Lind^ Ms. Suzanne M. Lindsley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Magyar Dr. Susan Maline Barbara and Stephen Mason Mrs. Elizabeth E. McIntosh Ms. H. Catherine McKeown Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. McNicholas Medtronic Mr. Richard W. Miles Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jay Miller, Jr. Mrs. Audrey M. Mills Mrs. Marion M. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murphy National Association of Chronic Disease Directors National Partners in Healthcare Wendy and William Pardonche Ms. Carole M. Parnell Mrs. Virgie M. Pauls Mrs. Donna Peckinpaugh Mrs. Yvonne T. Phillips Barbara Pigott Mr. and Mrs. Robert Polacek Mrs. Judith H. Potts

Ms. Diane K. Poulter Mrs. Norma A. Radke Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Reinstein Brandiel L. Rodriguez Mrs. Peggy C. Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Schill Mrs. Cicely Schmidgall Dr. Adele F. Schrag Dr. Jean C. Schulman and Mr. Maynard Bell Mrs. Ingeborg Schultz Ms. Patricia Shaw Mrs. Susan M. Slezak Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John D.^^ Spooler Mr. and Mrs. Nelson J. Stewart Mr. Todd S. Stott Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strong Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Swedenborg Ms. Jennifer A. Toerpe Mr. Jaime Torres & Mr. Gary Marlett Claudia and Ricardo Vazquez Bruce and Debi Williams Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Williamson Ms. Susan A. Witter $1,000-$2,499 Anonymous (2) Mrs. Constance Acott Ms. Suzanne D. Alderden Mrs. Doris L. Aller Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Altopp Mrs. Lillian L. Anderson Ms. Dortha Apland Ms. Erica Arcos Mrs. Shirley A. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Gary Balding

Dr. Joseph W. Ball Ms. Ellen Bennewitz Dr. Merlynn R. Bergen Mrs. Dorothy Blum Mr. Kenneth R. Boman Ms. Janet N. Boruch Ms. Tricia M. Botma Mr. and Mrs. Jensen R. Boulle Ms. Michelle E. Bowers Mr. Gregory Thomas Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Brashaw Mr. and Mrs. Ted Braucht Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Bridges Mrs. Jeanne M. Brubaker Mrs. Shirley M. Burnette Mr. and Mrs. John Burridge Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cantor Mrs. Jane E. Cartier Mr. James E. Cary Mr. Rudolph G. Cernoch Mr. Billie B. Chandler Mrs. Nancy L. Cherry Mrs. Phyllis M. Cipolla Sen. and Mrs. Edward J. Cirillo Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Cleveland Comprehensive Care Services Ms. Jean Cook Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Cradit Ms. Sandi K. Davis Mrs. Kari Davis-Curry Mrs. Sandra Davidson Mrs. Barbara J. Day Mr. Eugene R. Deryngowski Mr. and Mrs. Jim Diede Ms. Erica Dorward Ms. Kathi Duarte

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Edmands Mr. Gary Egan Mrs. Sharon E. Eggebrecht Ms. Kay E. Egley Ms. Julie E. Ellison Mr. Manuel J. Enojos Mrs. Marian H. Ensor Mrs. Janet P. Ettele Ms. Rhonda L. Farr-Dvorak Mrs. Marty A. Finley Mrs. Kathleen Frederick Mr. Edgardo A. Garcia-Guel Mr. Robert F. Gehrke Col. (Ret) & Mrs. Gerald L. Gerlach Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gossett Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant Mr. Mark Habermann Mrs. Jeanne A. Hall Mr. and Mrs. James H. Harter Ms. Vernette L. Heare Dr. Cheryl Hedegaard Mr. C.David Herring Ms. Carol N. Hisey HMC Architects Ms. Nancy L. Horskey Ms. Mary Hubenthal Brian and Julie Huebner Ms. Phyllis Jacobs Mrs. Marion L. James Mrs. Naomi Jensen Mrs. Beverly A. Johnson Ms. Vicki Johnson Ms. Teri A. Johnson-Kelley Wes and Luanne Jorgensen Kay S. Kerst Mr. and Mrs. James Koltveit Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Koo

Gayle Korn Mrs. Margaret A. Krol Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lamps Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.^^ Langlais Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Larson, JD Dr. Anne S. Levig Mr. Michael G. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Lingle Mrs. June C. MacDougall Mrs. Arlene M. Macy Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Marshall Mrs. Alice Mason Mrs. Alison A. McGonagle Patricia A. McManigell Mr. and Mrs. Max E. McQueen Bernie & Joan Meagher Mrs. Sharon Meyer Mr. Roy T. Meyer Mrs. Dawn M. Millard Ms. Megan A. Mogle Ms. Linda Moore Ms. Connie E. Moreno Ms. Genevieve E. Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Napolitano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nappen Rev. Lowell^ and Deborah Nelson Mrs. Mary C. Noble Ms. Patricia O’Neil Mr. Garrett J. Olexa Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Orcutt^ Kelly and Rick Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Pearson Mrs. Dana Pedotto Brian H. Perlmutter, MD Mr. and Mrs. Myron W. Petersen Mrs. Sandra L. Petersen

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Mr. and Mrs. Duane W. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Arvid O. Peterson Mrs. Janet A. Phillips Gary and Penny Pinter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T Quamma Ms. Lori L. Ramage Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Reeves Ms. Patricia M. Rehn Mrs. Patricia Reiman Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rings Ms. Melissa M. Rivera Mr. Bruce D. Rosch Dr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Salmon Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Schreibman Mrs. Diane Shepard Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shryock Mr. and Mrs. A. David Silverman Bruce and Joan^ Smith Dr. Roy L. Smith Mrs. Maria W. Sorce Mr. Brian T. Standage Dr. and Mrs. Richard Stuckey Ms. Maria R. Sued Mr. Roger Tharp Dr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Theis Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thorsvik Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Tournas Mr. Robert W. Treibel Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Truckenbrod Mrs. Bonnie J. Tryon Mr. and Mrs. John J. Turpin, Jr. Ms. Meredith VanDoren Ms. Terry Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallentine Ms. Suzanne Welch Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Wells Mrs. Chizuko N. White Mr. John J. Whitehead

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wilkins Joyce and Adam Wilt Mrs. Judith A. Worrell Rev. and Mrs. Douglas P. Wright Mrs. Doris W. Yock Mr. James Young Mrs. Rhonda Zonoozi $500-$999 Anonymous (9) Ms. Hilda Abarca Mrs. Jan M. Anaya Ms. Leilani C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Angrick Mrs. Colleen Armstead Mr. Clifford A. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baturka Mr. James Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Beacon Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Benicki, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Jean Claude Benoit David Benson and Peggy Nelson Mrs. Barbara J. Bezy Mr. and Mrs. Jason Blackston Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Blake Ms. Nicole L. Blunier Mr. David J. Boyer Mrs. Jenny L. Bradley Mr. Michael T. Bradley Ms. Elizabeth Burke Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Callihan Dr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Carlson Ms. Amanda E. Carpenter Mrs. Ruth A. Carpenter Ms. Lorraine Carranza Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Carter Ms. Deanna M. Castillo Ms. Tina R. Chaffins Chesapeake Anesthesiologist Inc. Ms. Arlene Christensen

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Click Mrs. Charlotte Cotner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowan Claudia and Frank Cucitro Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Dale Mr. George Damron Ms. Mary Davidson Mrs. Marsha E. Davis Ms. Susan De Lucia Mrs. Amalie I. Droeser Ms. Ellen DuCharme David^ and Kimber Eastman Ms. Barbara Eddy Mrs. Janice K. Ehmke Mrs. Patricia A. Eide Mrs. Beverly M. Eilken Mr. and Ms. Robert L. Elston Mr. and Mrs. George H. Emmett Mrs. Jane B. Engel Ms. Kimberly A. England Mrs. Virginia D. Erling Mr. and Mrs. Michael Estlund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Faes David and Rita Favro Mrs. Dolores Foster Ms. Deborah Frankel Miss Merlyn Fredman Mr. Joshua Freegard Mrs. Patty A. Garbrick Mrs. Morgan Gardea Dr. and Mrs. David A. Gershaw Mr. and Mrs. Phil F. Gibilisco Mr. and Mrs. John Goodger Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Goodkin Mr & Mrs. Denny Green Ms. Regina A. Greves Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gritton Ms. Jeanice Hamilton Mr. Scott R. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Haro

Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hepburn Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Herrmann Ms. Cynthia Hoak Mrs. Catherine J. Hoberg Ms. Nicole Holtsclaw Home Instead Senior Care Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Horner Mr. Carl Hovagimian Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hughes Mr. David Ihrig Ms. Courtney M. Ingram Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jack Mrs. Velda Jacobs Mrs. Marilyn Jacobson Mrs. Krystal Jones Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Keenan Mrs. Beverly J. Kelly^^ Ms. Roberta E. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Hans M. Knuijt Mr. Lawrence F. Kolb Mr. and Mrs. James Koltveit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krein Mr. and Mrs. Doug Laiho Mrs. Barbara Lane Mr. Jai Larman Mrs. Marjorie A. LeGore Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lessard Mr. Steven Lockard and Mrs. Susan R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John Loughran Ms. Sara Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Macon Ms. Tami A. Madura Mr. and Mrs. Yukio Maruyama Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayfield Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. McAlpin Ms. Deborah K. McCauley Mr. and Mrs. Tom McGinley

Mr. and Mrs. Ennis B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Montford J. Miller Mrs. Olivette E. Miller Mr. Terrell A. Muse Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Nelson Jack and Ruth Niemi Ms. Lorraine M. Norton Mr. Nick Norton Mrs. Lois J. Nyberg Ms. Brenda O’Guinn Mrs. Phyllis A. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Olson Mrs. Eileen O’Neal Mrs. Ruth Oppenheimer Mr. Leonel Orduno Mrs. Nancy C. Paauwe Mr. Donald L. Pardubsky Ms. Alice Louise Patton Mrs. Anne R. Paull Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Putz Mrs. Pearl E. Quast Ms. Lindsey A. Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed RxBenefitsm Inc. Mrs. Stanley Sakowski Ms. Martha A. Salazar Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Schaibley Mr. William E. Schlicklin Ms. Ella Schreiber Mr. James R. Shelton Mr. Nate I. Shinagawa Mrs. Myrlene Shoup-Hugo Mrs. Nancy Q. Shovlain Mr. Marr Simons Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Skillman Mr. Daniel L. Smith Ms. Karen K. Smith Mr. Stanley L. Smith

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Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Snyder Ms. Gloria D. Spannagel Mrs. Margaret E. Staggs Mrs. Mary Stolz Ms. Anna R. Thomas Dr. Sally Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Troxell Ms. Gloria Trueax Mrs. Barbara J. Turner Mr. and Mrs. David W. Van Wert Mr. Dennis Vanhoose Ms. Jessica F. Virgil Mrs. Suzanne Visser Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ward Mrs. Roselle Weinberger Mr. Moses and Dr. Irene Weitzman Ms. Susan Welter Mr. and Mrs. Jeff White Ms. Yvonne B. Willems Dr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson Mr. James C. Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Roger Withee Ms. Jami R. Woebkenberg Mrs. Marsha L. Woodburne Mr. and Mrs. David A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Zantopp

* Departed ^ Board member ^^ Former Board member

FRIENDS IN PHILANTHROPY

Time, Talent, Treasure and Testimony While Sun Health Foundation’s Generosity for Generations Campaign inspires support for superior health care and wellness programs in the West Valley, the spirit of this Campaign celebrates generosity in many forms, including those who contribute their time, talent, treasure, and testimony.

As part of the community of support that makes superior health care possible, Sun Health Foundation proudly recognizes special groups for their commitment to serving and their heart for giving back to their community. Their contributions, often spanning generations, ensure superior health care in the West Valley. We honor them for all the ways they give of themselves every day.

Quite simply, it takes all of us to make possible the facilities, programs, and services that are among the best in the country. Indeed, it takes a village.

Physicians/Medical Staffs In the 1960s, Dr. Bayard T. Horton arrived in Sun City as the first physician to set up his medical practice. Dr. Horton would soon build a medical staff in preparation for the opening of Boswell Hospital in 1970.

More than 170 volunteers 14,936 total volunteer hours Dr. Bayard T. Horton

He was successful in recruiting many top physicians around the country who were attracted to the construction of a “state-of-the-art hospital” in this rapidly expanding community that would soon become the face of active adult retirement living for the entire nation. That attraction continued to grow, not just among physicians but also nurses and other health care professionals as well.

Through the years, their support for superior health care and the health and wellbeing of residents in the West Valley, has taken many forms. Not only have they contributed their expertise and compassion to the quality of care that is now the hallmark of superior health care in the West Valley, they have supported campaigns through Sun Health Foundation, including the Generosity for Generations Campaign, to help ensure that physicians, health care teams and the facilities themselves have what they need to continue delivering that care.

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Sun Health Foundation is proud to acknowledge these physicians, and other health care leaders and staff, for their support and caring as Heroes with Heart who are committed to caring for their patients, their medical centers, the teams that support their work, and their community. Many are so committed to serving the communities of the West Valley, they’ve practiced here for many years and served generations of patients.

Physicians and health care staff giving back through the Generosity for Generations Campaign: • Almost 130 physicians (including groups and committees) and health care staff • More than $150,000 in combined contributions Volunteers Sun Health Foundation volunteers are woven into the fabric of the community, from the earliest days in the 1960s when they went door to door seeking Photo credit: © 1998 Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research www.mayoclinicproceedings.org/, CC BY-SA 3.0 creativecommons. org/licenses/by-sa/3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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10 Council Members More than 400 Affiliates support from area residents for a hospital – known today as Banner Boswell Medical Center. Through the years, their selfless contributions of time and talent have and continued to touch countless lives and make a true difference.

Today, many volunteers give back to the community with invaluable contributions of their time and talent that span across Sun Health Resale Boutique, Sun Health Resale Shop, Sun Health Community Health and Wellness, and Sun Health Foundation.

Council of Professional Advisors Sun Health Foundation’s Council of Professional Advisors fosters the concept of philanthropic

In 2020, the Employee Association distributed $43,000 to employees in need planned giving to benefit nonprofit healthcare and wellness in the West Valley.

Members serve as community liaisons and ambassadors, representing affiliated financial and legal disciplines, including but not limited to attorney, CPA, fiduciary, wealth manager, and trust advisor.

The Council hosts two educational events per year for Professional Advisors, to build awareness of Sun Health and its philanthropic opportunities, encourage networking, and provide professional Continuing Education Units (CEU).

Sun Health Team Members (Better Together) Grounded in the belief that we can accomplish more together than we can alone, Sun Health Foundation’s employee giving campaign, Better Together, promotes a spirit of philanthropy

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22 sponsors $158,370: Total contributions to support superior health care and wellbeing among employees. The campaign offers staff the opportunity to make charitable contributions to health and wellness initiatives in the Generosity for Generations Campaign, and the Employee Association, which provides grants to our fellow employees in need.

Event Sponsors A growing number of organizations are supporting Sun Health signature events and programs as corporate sponsors. They welcome the opportunity to make an impact in the lives of West Valley residents who rely on the health and wellness services their partnership supports.

Thank you to these and other Friends and Philanthropy for your contributions, including the sharing of testimonials -- stories of impact on people’s lives. To join the growing circle of Friends in Philanthropy, call (623) 471-8500.

Generosity for Generations | Legacy Leaders We are proud to recognize Legacy Leaders. Thank you for elevating Sun Health Foundation to the level of “family.” Many Legacy Leaders have named Sun Health Foundation as beneficiary in a Will or a Living Trust. Others have chosen to make a charitable gift that provides income for life. Other ways include a Charitable Remainder or Lead Trust, a Life Insurance Policy, or a Retirement Account.

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Mrs. Norma B. Cameron

Dr. and Mrs. William B. Furgerson, Jr*

Mr. Vernon J. Jenkins

Anonymous* (7)

Mrs. Jean M. Carr*

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Galstad, Jr

Mrs. Susanne M. Jensen

Mr. Charles A. Adams, JD

Gracie C. Carter

Ira J. and Laurel^^ Gedan

Ms. Marion I. Jones*

Ms. Norma J. Anderson*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Chaet*

Mrs. Rosemary Gibb

Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Jutzi

Mrs. Joan A. Anderson

Ms. Elizabeth B. Chase*

Mr. Stanley J. Ginda

Dr. and Mrs. Walter M. Kalback

Dr. Roger B. Anderson

Mrs. Elsie E. Coates*

Mrs. Mary Lou Goodfriend

Birt^ and Louisa Kellam

Mrs. Dorothy Arnold

Mr. and Mrs.* Robert F. Colli

James E. Greenwald

Mr. Bruce C. Kelly*

Susan C. Arnold

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W.* Colrud

Dr. Harold E. Gries

Mrs. Nancy E. Klar

Ms. Mary E. Autio

Ms. Barbara A. Cornell

Mrs. Evelyn R. Grigsby*

Mr. Jack P. Kurrle

Mrs. Jean F. Bachman

Mrs. Elizabeth S. Cox

Mrs. Mildred V. Groat

Suzy and Joe^ La Rue

Mrs. Joanne G. Backs

Mrs. Phyllis R. Curry

Mrs. Colette M. Guiberteau

Mrs. Elaine S. Lahr

Ms. Helen Bartholomew

Mr. Wilmer R. Dachtler

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Haiges

Mrs. Hazel I. Leslie

Mrs. Lois M. Becker

Mrs. Sara E. Dean

Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Hanselman

Mrs. Susan Q. Lewis

Mrs. Anne L. Bieter

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dierks

Mrs. Helen Hansgen

Mrs. Joyce Loding

Ms. Mildred Bilancetti

Mr. Robert A. Dillman

Dr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Harper

Ms. Betty Lynch

Jeanne M. Blanchet, PhD

Mrs. Marcia M. Diven*

Joe T. Hayashi, MD

Mr. and Mrs. Michael^^ Mandell

Ms. Carol W. Blitstein

Mr. Robert J. Droesch

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Healy*

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin

Mrs. Phyllis A. Borysko

Mr. Clark Engle

James G. and Maria C. Hess

Mrs. Shirley M. McKnight

Mrs. Marcia A. Boston

Ms. Charlotte M. Erb*

Mrs. Carol B. Hilder

Mrs. Diane M. McManis

Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Broll

Rev. and Mrs.* Vernon Ermeling

Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Agnes Hopper*

Dr. G. Robert and Rae K. McMillan

Mrs. Edith A. Brozka

Mrs. Louise K. Fallner

Mr. Edwin C. Howe

Dr. Donald and Mrs. Nadine Meis

Mrs. Mattie L. Buettner*

Dr. Joan R. Fedor*

Mrs. Carol A. Howland*

Mr. and Mrs. Werner W. Metsch

Mrs. Delores A. Buller

Mrs. Patricia Lewis Finnell^

Mr. Hugh “Ed” Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. John Meyerhoffer

Mr. James H. Burchill

Ms. Ann Flatten

Ms. Marcia C. James

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J.* Mueller

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Mr. Joseph T. Muldoon

Mr. Saul N. Silbert*

LEGACY LEADER PROFILE

Ms. Jan A. Nelson

Mrs. Dolores Silva

Mr. Myron E. Noben

Mrs. Stefanie Sjoberg

Ms. Patricia M. Norton

Mrs. Christine M. “Chickie” Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nothelfer

Mr. Russell R. Smith

Ms. Mary A. Nykamp

Ms. Julie A. Soske

Warren D. Ruff and the Scholarship in his name

Mrs. Barbara J. Penhallow

Mrs. Phyllis L. Stacklie

Kristine and Lee^^ Peterson

Mr. and Mrs. S. J. “Dutch” Svoboda

Ms. Mary Anne Poggenburg

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Tamura

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Pratt

Mrs. Donna Mae Tanzie

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Radley

Mrs. Jacklin G. Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Redmond

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.^^ Tibbitts

Mrs. Doris J. Rettger

Mr. Burton S. Turney

Mr. John Retynski

Ms. Mary E. Turrentine

Mrs. Ina M. Romito

Larry H.^ and Mary Pat Vering

Mrs. Nancy B. Root^^

Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn^^ Weavers

Mr. Warren D. Ruff*^^

Ms. Susan L. White

Mrs. Robert J. Ruppert

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Williamson

Mrs. Helen Ruscitti

Mr. Ralph Wirebaugh

Mrs. Florence D. Russell

Mr. Raymond W. Wirsing

Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Sallander

Ms. Joan E. Worsham

Mrs. Erika O. Saltzman*

Mrs. Aloise J. Wrobel

Dr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Saputo

Dr. Albin J. Zielen

Mrs. Verna W. Schurr

Mr. Robert W. Zinser

Mrs. Ursula H. Scrivanie Mrs. Marlene E. Seyler* Mr. Gordon Shieck

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Warren D. Ruff was a well-known community leader and supporter greatly admired in Sun City and within Sun Health for his integrity and compassion. It was his desire to help strengthen the nursing workforce in Arizona and ensure future staffing needs are met.

The $6.4 million Warren D. Ruff Scholarship Fund continues his legacy of learning, personal growth, and caring for others. For those who have a dream of pursuing or furthering a career in nursing or a nursing-related health profession, the Warren D. Ruff Scholarship Fund can support the educational journey to help those dreams become reality.

During the last decade of his life, Mr. Ruff was deeply grateful to the former Sun Health Boswell and Del E. Webb hospitals, and people who delivered his care became endeared to him. In gratitude for the exceptional care he received, Mr. Ruff desired that the primary purpose of the scholarship be to supply nurses to Arizona.

“Sun Health Foundation is honored to be the steward of Mr. Ruff’s legacy of learning, personal growth and caring for others. This legacy will live on through the generations because of his support of nursing and nursing-related health care profession scholarships,” says Gina W. Ore, Chief Philanthropy Officer of Sun Health Foundation.

I M PA C T S TO R Y

Margie Davis and Don Grafton A four-month time span is what holds together a lifetime friendship for Margie Davis and Don Grafton of Sun City.

The duo became fast friends after both lost their spouses within months of each other. The kinship has proven to be beneficial from a health perspective, too.

Margie used the skills she learned while attending the Sun Health Center for Health & Wellbeing class “From the Floor to Your Feet” to give her friend a helping hand when he fell unexpectedly while doing yard work. Using what she learned saved her friend from having to call 9-1-1.

“Don was outside pruning trees, and he fell and landed straight on his back. He already has a very bad back,” Margie says. “We immediately looked at each other and said, ‘What did we learn from class?’”

Margie grabbed something for Don to hold onto so he could get to his knees. From there he was

eventually able to steady himself with his friend’s help and work his way back to standing. Margie says Sun Health Wellness Specialist Alex Stark even taught differences between how men balance versus women, and the knowledge helped as they worked to get Don back on his feet.

“I was really impressed that during class; Alex used chairs and things around the house to show how to use them to get up in case of a fall,” Margie says.

“He also helps you analyze how to move, how to sense if you’ve broken something.”

Both Margie and Don are big fans of Sun Health’s classes and support groups, saying they have learned from the various support groups and encourage others to do the same.

Did You Know?

• Fall risk assessment programs have shown to statistically reduce rates of falls.

• Falls result in more than 2.8 million injuries treated in emergency departments annually, including over 800,000 hospitalizations and more than 27,000 deaths.

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Community Health and Wellbeing Fall Prevention

“We actually made some healthy foods, have attended talks on cancer, and I utilized the support groups when I lost my husband,” Margie says. “I have attended more than one and always come back with practical things I can try. It is time well spent. I always walk away wishing I could share the information with others. I am so impressed.”

Sun Health Wellness offers classes in person and via video conferencing at no cost. Registration is required for some classes. To see the full schedule of the upcoming classes, go to SunHealthWellness.org and click on the banner at the top of the page for the latest information.

The community’s generosity through Sun Health Foundation’s Generosity for Generations Campaign makes possible many wellness classes and services offered at little or no cost. To support the wellness programs that support your wellbeing, visit SunHealthFoundation.org/generosity or call (623) 471-8500.

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The Impact of Wellness Programs Sun Health Wellness

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Total Clients Served

Classes Offered

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C A L E N DA R Y E A R 2 0 2 0 Sun Health Wellness develops and implements industry-leading, community-based health and wellness programs to help you to live a longer, healthier and more purposeful life.

Evidence-based programs and services include educational, consultative and hands-on assistance that tackle some of the most common health challenges that affect our community. Our goal is to provide personalized support to help you learn about and manage your wellbeing. For more information, visit SunHealthWellness.org.

Community support through the Generosity for Generations Campaign helps make these classes and programs available at little or no cost. Thanks to you, the following classes and programs are making an impact:

CARE TRANSITIONS

Prior Clients Supported

7.5

53

4.9% 94 869 Clients Served

LIVEWELL LEARNING

NOTE: These figures reflect adaptions that were made during Covid-19 in an effort to keep wellness resources available while prioritizing safety. Classes were conducted virtually and in-person.

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DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAM

Average Weight Loss

Clients Served

Support Group Attendees

New Families Served

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DIABETES SELFMANAGEMENT PROGRAM

(breaking attendance record in a calendar year)

193 294

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Attendees

MEMORY CARE NAVIGATOR

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534

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VIAL OF LIFE & FILE OF LIFE Number Distributed

3,314

Since Launch in October 2020

I M PA C T S TO R Y

Signaling the Need for Emergency Care Ron Symic Pet owners of a dog or other animal know these perceptive creatures can sense when something isn’t quite right with their owner – often giving signals.

Ron Symic, Secretary on the Sun Health Foundation Board of Trustees, picked up some critical signals last November. He and his wife, Betty, are the proud owners of Scottie, their beloved cocker spaniel. In November 2020, the couple had just flown with their pup to their residence in Arizona from their home in Edmonton, Alberta Canada in preparation for Sun Health Foundation’s annual Heroes with Heart Gala, of which Ron serves as Event Chair. He was doing yardwork the day prior and began not feeling quite right. He sat down to watch a movie with Betty and later noticed that Scottie was sitting on his left leg.

It turned out the dog was sensing something was wrong and sending a signal. Ron’s leg was swelling.

Two years earlier back in Edmonton, Ron had developed dangerous swelling in that leg from a torn Achilles tendon. The swelling turned out to be a blood clot that required emergency treatment and he was unable to attend the Gala that year. Fast forward to last November during the movie when his leg began to swell again. When Ron realized

what was happening, he knew there was no time to waste. He had to seek medical care right away.

Fortunately, superior emergency care was close by at Banner Boswell Medical Center’s newly transformed Emergency Department – made possible with community support through the Generosity for Generations Campaign.

Ron was not only impressed with the layout of the new quarters, he was delighted at the convenience, quality care, and excellent customer service he experienced. “My care was well organized, very thorough, and everyone was so attentive to my needs - even cheerful. The patient experience was definitely at the forefront of the new design, including efficiency of the admitting and billing process.”

Thankfully, tests revealed no sign of a blood clot, although the swelling was approaching dangerous levels, so after some precautionary treatment, Ron was able to return home with and this time he was actually able to participate in the 2020 Gala festivities the next day.

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Ron Symic and his wife, Betty

Between Scottie’s clairvoyance and the reassurance of superior emergency medical care close to home, today Ron is doing well and able to resume his active lifestyle and an occasional movie with his furry best friend.

Opportunities continue to be available to support the new expansion of emergency services. For more information, visit SunHealthFoundation.org/generosity.

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INSPIRING VIBRANT LIVING

Sun Health Communities

Sun Health Communities embodies a culture that seeks to maximize quality of life for our residents and guests through the social, physical, intellectual, and spiritual dimensions of living, Masterpiece Living®.

THANK YOU!

Three Life Plan Community locations—Grandview Terrace, La Loma Village and The Colonnade— feature world-class amenities, community clubs and social activities, so residents can spend their day doing as much, or as little, as they wish. In addition to Independent living, the highest quality of care and support are provided in assisted living, and memory support and skilled nursing centers.

These centers are also available to the community.

Residents, volunteers, and team members at Sun Health Communities, you live and work an inspired life, and serve as an example for others to do the same. Thank you for all the ways you make an impact by supporting and enhancing the health, wellbeing, and educational opportunities for people of the West Valley through your involvement in Sun Health Foundation programs, events, initiatives, and activities:

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• SHINE Committee (Sun Health Involvement Never Ends) • Scholarship programs and committees • Sun Health Foundation events • Support for the health care initiatives in the Generosity for Generations Campaign • Sharing your stories of philanthropy • Volunteer service at the Sun Health Resale Shops, and on Sun Health Boards and Committees You make a difference with your contributions of time, talent, treasure, and testimony. Just as you inspire a vibrant lifestyle, Sun Health Communities supports you with their dedication to empowering people to enjoy living longer.

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The exceptional Sun Health At Home® program is offered for those wishing to continue living independently in their current residence, with the assurance of knowing they have guaranteed lifetime access to health care should their health needs ever change.

For more information about Sun Health Communities, visit SunHealthCommunities.org. To learn more about Sun Health At Home®, visit SunHealthAtHome.org.

Residents and members, you’re invited to become involved in Sun Health Foundation programs. Contact Gina Ore, Chief Philanthropy Officer, at (623) 471-9560 or gina.ore@sunhealth.org.

E X P R E S S I N G G R AT I T U D E

Honoring Heroes with Heart While Sun Health Foundation’s Generosity for Generations Campaign inspires support for superior health care and wellness programs in the West Valley, the spirit of this Campaign celebrates generosity in many forms – time, talent, treasure and testimony -including those who go the extra mile for others that is only fitting we refer to as Heroes with Heart.

Sun Health Foundation, together with all of Sun Health, is dedicated to expressing heartfelt gratitude to Heroes with Heart in our community. These Heroes deliver health care, essential services, and support to others every day. They include Sun Health staff and residents of Sun Health Communities, Banner Health physicians and staff, first responders, and many others -- all of whom are working tirelessly on the front lines to make a difference for others.

During 2020, this Heroes with Heart theme was the focus of Sun Health recognition events, including: Sun Health Staff Gratitude Parades Sun Health Communities Car parades of Sun Health staff thanked frontline health care workers and support staff for their dedication to residents at the Sun Health Communities: Grandview Terrace, The Colonnade, La Loma Village, and members of Sun Health at Home.

Banner Health Waving hand-made signs and pom poms, Sun Health staff joined Banner Health staff outside Banner Boswell Medical Center to express gratitude to healthcare teams at change of shift and during a parade of community first responders.

Sun Health Foundation’s Heroes with Heart Virtual Gala In November 2020, Sun Health Foundation celebrated Heroes with Heart in health care, the 50th anniversary Rajeev S. of Banner Boswell Kathuria, MD Medical Center, and the story of health care with community support through Sun Health Foundation at the core of it all. This special event honored Heroes with Heart Scott Lopata, Rajeev S. Kathuria, MD , Vituity MD, cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon; and the Emergency physicians of Vituity Healthcare.

This celebration of Heroes is ongoing and becoming a tradition. Please mark your calendars for the next Heroes with Heart Gala on Saturday, Nov. 6, 2021.

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MESSAGES OF GRATITUDE Grateful for Superior Health Care Lou, a grateful patient “I was 75 with a less than 1% chance of survival. But they never gave up on me.” A fighter, Lou defied the odds. He and his wife Ann are grateful for the medical, spiritual, and emotional support they received from Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center and Sun Health.

Birt, a grateful family member “Seven years ago, my wife, Louisa, suffered a heart attack that required a quadruple bypass at Banner Boswell. In short, Dr. Rajeev Kathuria saved her life.

We were so fortunate, and grateful, to have Dr. Kathuria perform the surgery – a true Hero with Heart to us and so many others.”

Mary, a grateful patient “When I was about to check out of Banner Boswell Medical Center, I left the floor nurses a note on a paper towel thanking them for their excellent care.

The charge nurse was so thrilled she posted it on the bulletin board. One phone call I’ll always remember was from a nurse informing me that if I had any questions at all, I could call 24/7. That service told me Boswell was the best.”

Grateful for Sun Health Wellness Barbara, a Sun Health Home and Community Based Services team member, used her counseling background and meditation training to help those feeling anxious during these times of uncertainty.

‘You were amazing today… as usual. I suffer from depression and anxiety, and felt like you were talking to me…. you have really touched me with the classes you are giving. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. You are touching more lives than you realize…’

Jim, a resident Many were grateful for this Valley artist’s cartoon series, “Sequestered at The Colonnade,” that he hoped would spread laughter to his neighbors amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Alex, a Sun Health Wellness team member, is being heralded as a hero! Alex has been instrumental in making sure Sun Health Wellness classes have been made available online, which has been appreciated by so many in the community, as we have been staying in place to keep safe from COVID-19.

Grandview Terrace Carolyn, a resident Thank you for all the little things Life Enrichment has done to make this time period tolerable.

Grateful for Sun Health Communities La Loma Village Rachel, Art Enrichment Specialist Rachel is creating a community-wide art project for all our residents to participate in during this social distancing.

Ione, Music Therapist Ione is providing hallway concerts, 1:1 music therapy visits, show and tell experiences and so much more.

The Colonnade Lisa, a resident I’m so pleased we have had the protection and thoughtful guidance of Sun Health to help us through this difficult time…keep up the good work.

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Lyle, a resident Dear Hilda, Didn’t want the day to pass without thanking you for setting up the Zoom party with my Mom. It was happy chaos, and Nicole was so kind to help. In lieu of a face-to-face hug and kiss, I suppose it was the next best thing... and we all appreciated the chance to share our love with my Mom. And, for me to share my thanks to you! Bless you!

Sharing stories like these is one way to honor someone who has gone the extra mile. Another is with a Tribute Gift. If you’d like to honor or thank someone in this meaningful way, visit Sun Health Foundation.org/make-a-gift or call Sun Health Foundation at (623) 471-8500.

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S U N H E A LT H F O U N DAT I O N

A total of $15,500 was raised in support of cancer care and treatment, an initiative in the Generosity for Generations Campaign. Thank you!

Staying Connected, Celebrating Milestones 2020: An Eventful Year in Review Sun Health Foundation celebrated new opportunities to bring people in our community together. For all of those who joined us in person or via Zoom, thank you!

Your participation made a true impact on the future of superior health care and wellbeing in the West Valley.

Our Vibrant Future: A New Generation in Health Care Feb. 7 Community event was a vibrant success!

Gina W. Ore, Chief Philanthropy Officer for Sun Health Foundation, welcomed more than 170 guests on the Banner Boswell Campus in Sun City. Valuable health and safety updates were shared by health care leaders and physicians including a construction update on the new Emergency Department and Patient Care Transformation.

With appreciation to the following sponsors: Banner Health, Northern Trust, Orcutt Winslow, and Zion & Zion

Topping Out: Banner Boswell Emergency Department Transformation Mar. 3 Unveiling: Generosity for Generations Campaign milestone reached: 50% to goal Banner Boswell Medical Center (As of March 2021, the Campaign has progressed to 64% to goal)

ZOOMING FOR SUPERIOR HEALTH CARE Your Link to Superior Cancer Care – May 9 A golf theme was only the start of the fun. Sun Health Foundation’s first virtual fundraising event, Your Link to Superior Cancer Care, linked participants to important cancer updates from Banner MD Anderson, inspiring stories from patients, an online auction and golf ball drop. We also honored those who have lost the battle against cancer, are fighting cancer, cancer survivors, and the Heroes providing cancer care and treatment.

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How Will You Be Remembered? – June 16 Almost 170 attendees gained valuable information on how to avoid the issues that many families face without proper planning.

Dave Eastman, estate planning attorney with Eastman Estate Planning, PLLC, offered excellent advice and mentioned the important tools that everyone needs to have. With advance planning, we can ensure that our loved ones (and wishes) are protected after we pass away.

Coffee with Gina & Friends Virtual get-togethers Began in July 2020; continuing monthly In 2020, almost 350 people logged in to Zoom to participate!

Because of popular demand, what

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Coffee with Gina & Friends events are hosted regularly on Zoom by Gina W. Ore, Chief Philanthropy Officer of Sun Health Foundation.

As Gina likes to say at the end of every coffee, “Stay well, stay safe, and stay in touch.” These coffees empower us to do just that.

Heroes with Heart Virtual Gala – Nov. 7 Sun Health Foundation’s Heroes with Heart Virtual Gala on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020, was an evening to remember. From home or at socially distanced Watch Parties, more than 250 people (some from different parts of the country) joined the celebration of health care, Heroes and the people they’ve impacted.

The Gala commemorated the 50th Anniversary of Banner Boswell, a special part of Sun Health’s rich history.

The event also highlighted Hero with Heart honoree, Rajeev S. Kathuria, MD, and Hero with Heart Corporate honoree Vituity Healthcare for the heart for their patients every day.

Plus, heartfelt testimonials were shared from grateful patients, and the evening was further energized by the music of Thaddeus Rose Band and Emcee Bobby D. from Inspire Hearts Fundraising. *NOTE: Sun Health Foundation followed CDC guidelines for safety at each Watch Party.

Almost $140,000 was raised to benefit the Emergency Department transformation at Banner Boswell Medical Center. Thank you!

With appreciation to the following sponsors: Banner Health, Edwards Lifesciences, Morrison Living, Northern Trust, Anna and Don Scheidt, Zion & Zion, HILGARTWILSON, Dr. and Mrs. Rajeev S. Kathuria, Mohamad Kharraz, MD; Medtronic, National Partners in Health Care, Orcutt Winslow, Gina and John Ore, Weitz, Aloise Wrobel, Sharon and Gary Grambow, Kristine and Lee Peterson, and Tahlya and Matt Visintainer.

We’re continuing to honor Heroes with Heart! To make a donation in honor of superior health care and someone you consider a Hero, visit SunHealthFoundation.org/ make-a-donation. This celebration of Heroes is ongoing and becoming a tradition.

Save the Date for the next Heroes with Heart Gala on Saturday, Nov. 6, 2021

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Make Room for Santa Toy Drive Sun Health Resale Boutique Dec. 2020 – Jan. 2021 Sun Health employees cleaned out closets and toy bins to make room for Santa. They donated gently used toys to this toy drive to benefit superior health care in the community. Proceeds from sales are helping to fund vital health care and wellness services through the Generosity for Generations Campaign.

Walk for Women’s Health Virtual 5K – Dec. 6-13 In the span of a week, more than 100 people walked in their neighborhoods, at parks and on walking or hiking trails.

Participants had a great time exercising in the fresh air while supporting women’s health in their community.

The inaugural Walk benefited Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center’s Women and Infant Services through the Generosity for Generations Campaign – raising almost $10,000. Thank you!

With appreciation to our sponsors: Banner Health, Client Focus Printing, Hilgart Wilson, Morrison Living, Northern Trust, Orcutt Winslow, ROX Media Group, and Zion & Zion.

Please mark your calendar for the next Walk on September 26, 2021.

The Impact of Philanthropy SUN HEALTH FOUNDATION

100% 2,647

GENEROSITY FOR GENERATIONS CAMPAIGN PROGRESS

65%

of Your Donations Stay in the Community

To Fundraising Goals

Annual Gifts

Net proceeds benefiting health services in the community *Numbers include 2.5 months when both shops were closed in an abundance of caution for the health and safety of staff, volunteers and the community.

14,936

Major Gifts

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(Sun Health Resale Boutique and Sun Health Resale Shop)

Hours

Number of Donor Gifts

2,487

SUN HEALTH RESALE SHOPS

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170 Volunteers

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21,234 VOLUNTEERS (total volunteers and volunteer hours)

*Spanning across Sun Health Foundation, Sun Health Resale Shop, Sun Health Resale Boutique, Sun Health Center for Health & Wellbeing

Legacy Giving/ Planned Gifts

113

NURSING EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS (funded with community support)

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Scholarship Programs*

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Scholarships Awarded

$348,953.14 Dollars Awarded 2020

*Warren D. Ruff Scholarship, Chapman Scholarship Fund, Sun Health/United Methodist Church, Grandview Terrace, La Loma Village, The Colonnade, Dora E. Dewey Endowment Fund

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SHOPPING WITH PURPOSE

Sun Health Resale Shops • Enjoy extra savings on top of the already low prices. Sun Health Resale Boutique and Sun Health Resale Shop offer a different sale every week. Sign up to receive email alerts by emailing Sue Slezak at Sue.Slezak@sunhealth.org.

• Shop eBay and support superior healthcare, too.

The Sun Health Resale Shops make it easy to shop online. When shoppers send us their email, we’ll send them the direct link.

It’s a great feeling when we find just the right item when we’re shopping, at just the right price. Add to that the reward we feel when we give back to help others, and we’ve defined the ultimate shopping experience at the Sun Health Resale Shops.

That’s what awaits shoppers at the Sun Health Resale Shop and Sun Health Resale Boutique. The best part of shopping resale — and donating gently used items — is the feeling that comes from giving back to the community to ensure the best healthcare services continue to be available for family, friends and neighbors.

Purchases fund vital health and wellness projects at your local hospitals and in your community through Sun Health Foundation’s Generosity for Generations Campaign. The latest advancements in medical services simply aren’t possible without community support.

With new arrivals coming often, each visit is a new experience. Shoppers discover a trove of treasures — from vintage items, antiques, collectables and rare finds to brand new, current and modern finds, sometimes with interesting stories and backgrounds.

Plus, all purchases are sales-tax free.

There are even more good reasons to shop: • Pick up your free Vial of Life. This vial contains your important medical information that can assist emergency personnel in administering proper medical treatment.

• Drop off your empty printer ink cartridges for recycling — good for our environment — and monies will support superior healthcare and wellness — good for our community. Plus, you’ll feel great knowing that every time you print, you’re actually making an imprint. Unused ink cartridges also are accepted.

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The Sun Health Resale Boutique is located at 9843 W. Bell Road, Sun City. The Sun Health Resale Shop, operated in partnership with the Sun City West Foundation, is located at 14445 RH Johnson Blvd., Sun City West. Hours are Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information and to inquire about volunteering opportunities, contact Sue Slezak at (623) 974-2000.

At a Glance: • In 2020, a total of 21,234 customers experienced that great feeling.

• Since the Resale Shops opened 31 years ago, more than $8 million has been returned to the community. Thank you!

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SHINES For nearly 55 years, Sun Health has been a dedicated community partner and advocate for longer, healthier, more purposeful lives. This extends beyond its role championing superior healthcare and wellbeing through philanthropy, inspired living and wellness programs.

Sun Health employees, residents, donors and volunteers continually look for ways to make the community a better place. One way is through the SHINE Committee (Sun Health Involvement Never Ends), a volunteer group of Sun Health employees and residents from the Sun Health Communities who work together on service projects that benefit the community and area nonprofits.

Donations of time, talent and treasure — through giving to projects through Sun Health Foundation — not only make an impact, volunteers experience the joy of giving back.

Packages from Home Monetary donations supported Packages From Home, a non-profit organization that sends packages to U.S. military men and women stationed all over the world. They also support transitioning/at risk/homeless veterans and military working dogs. Donations are being used to purchase individual or travel-sized hygiene items and individually wrapped snack items. Sun Health President/CEO Joe La Rue is executive sponsor for this campaign. Thanks to your generosity, initial donations received from Sun Health weighed in at 356 pounds!

Adopt-A-Street Sun Health loves the City of Surprise and is dedicated to doing its part to help keep it the beautiful. So much so that it has adopted a stretch of Reems Road between Grand Avenue and Bell Road. Volunteers enjoyed banding together for a great cause of street clean-up, and getting out in the fresh air.

Backpack Drive for Kids in Foster Care To help kids be school ready, Sun Health partnered with Opportunity Community and Justice for Kids (OCJ Kids) to conduct a backpack drive for children living in foster care. Through Sun Health Foundation, proceeds of this event went directly to buying backpacks, school supplies and a clothing gift card for 60 West Valley kids.

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Pillowcases for Foster Kids As an added touch of generosity during the Backpack Drive, two residents from Sun Health’s The Colonnade hand made over 60 pillowcases with cool patterns for local foster kids. Jean Bradford and Sharon Pearson spent a couple of months washing fabric, ironing, sewing and pressing on a variety of fun patterns to give foster kids the choice to choose their favorite. Both said they experienced great joy thinking of these children as they stitched.

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Walk to End Alzheimer’s—West Valley Sun Health’s SHINE Committee and staff joined Sun Health Communities residents from Grandview Terrace, La Loma Village and The Colonnade in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Participants had a great time while supporting Alzheimer’s research through this annual Alzheimer’s Association event. Sun Health exceeded its fundraising goal of $5,000 by raising $7,250, one of the top teams in the West Valley.

Holiday Gift Drive During December, Sun Health partnered with Benevilla to donate gifts for their home-delivered meals clients. SHINE Committee members and Sun Health Communities residents purchased, wrapped and donated more than 30 gifts for homebound seniors.

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Foster Kids Pay It Forward In an amazing gesture to pay it forward, foster kids who normally benefit from the generosity of Sun Health volunteers turned the tables. Children and teenagers from the Opportunity, Community and Justice for Kids (OJC) proudly handed over hundreds of handmade cards to Sun Health Foundation — making them for Sun Health Communities residents who may be lonely from sheltering in place due to COVID-19. These at-risk kids are very familiar with Sun Health as its volunteers support them with back-to-school drives and other events throughout the year.

“It was a fun activity, and the kids had a great time creating artwork and cards,” says Shevaun Sullivan, Director of Group Home Relations, OCJ. “This was also a great way to give back to the Sun Health community as they have been here for these kids as well.”

The cards, adorned with rainbows, hearts, and encouraging words such as reminders to “be happy” and “thinking about you” were a welcome sight.

One of the 13-year-old artists said: “It felt good to make people happy and give them something to smile about.”

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Keeping a Legacy in Motion

She and her husband Roger moved to Sun City West from Wisconsin in 1988. Roger, a lawyer and executive with multinational manufacturer SC Johnson & Son, passed away in September 2010.

Roger and Audrey Mulhollen

Audrey says he was interested in anything to do with health and innovation.

At 92 years young, Audrey takes weekly line dancing classes at her Royal Oaks community. She also practices chair yoga and qi gong and maintains a busy social and travel schedule.

“We started giving shortly after we moved to Arizona,” Audrey says. That is when they began what has become a legacy of giving to Sun Health Foundation spanning three decades: “Roger liked to support Sun Health Foundation, so that’s what I continue to do.”

Amsterdam, Budapest, Russia, Canada, and various parts of the U.S. have been just some of her journeys.

She travels each year to Wisconsin to see her granddaughter and two great grandsons. In between travels, she socializes with friends.

How has she stayed so active? Her zest for life, love of exercise and world-class orthopedic care close to home keeps her moving.

The Impact You Make: During 2020, 3,565 lives were given the chance for greater mobility at Banner Del E. Webb and Banner Boswell medical centers* *11 months of data extrapolated to include 12 months through December.

Her contributions support priorities in the Generosity for Generations Campaign that include spine health and orthopedics. Thanks to the Mulhollen’s generosity, multiple generations of patients have access to superior medical care.

Both Roger and Audrey experienced the benefits from the patient perspective, as well. Roger had both hips replaced and Audrey underwent two knee replacement surgeries after suffering wear and tear from tennis, golf, hiking and more. The surgeries were performed at Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center.

Mark Campbell, MD, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon at the CORE Institute who is dual fellowship trained in complex foot and ankle surgery as well as knee surgery, performed both operations.

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“My knees were bone-on-bone,” she says. “Dr. Campbell is the reason I can line dance.”

Audrey’s adventures would not be possible without the orthopedic care at Banner Del E. Webb. Likewise, the medical center wouldn’t be able to provide superior care without the support of donors like Audrey who are making a meaningful difference now and for future generations.

Did You Know?

As West Valley residents, we have uncommon bragging rights when it comes to the superior quality of health care and wellness programs close to home. Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers are recognized as two of the best hospitals in Arizona. In fact, people often move to the West Valley, and stay here generation after generation, for the superior health care available to them. We are actually in a “medical oasis”.

Community support makes this possible. Superior health care and wellness programs are only available for the community because of the community, thanks to generous contributions of time, talent, and treasure that totals more than $350 million and spans more than five decades. Support continues to be needed today to ensure the future of superior health care and wellness programs through the Generosity for Generations Campaign.

You can make an impact Through the Generosity for Generations Campaign, community support will ensure the future of superior health care, with new advancements and expanded availability of services in cancer care and treatment, emergency care, endoscopy, women and infant services, wellness programs, and spine health and orthopedics.

Sun Health Foundation is the exclusive philanthropic partner for Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb, and Sun Health Wellness.

Support for superior health and wellbeing through Sun Health Foundation is the catalyst for life-changing results in our community. To learn more about how you can make an impact, call (623) 471-8500 or visit SunHealthFoundation.org/generosity.

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UPCOMING EVENTS Driving FORE Superior Health Charity Golf Day Saturday, April 17, 2021 | 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Topgolf Glendale Enjoy a day of golfing fun while supporting cancer care and treatment for cancer patients. Along with the festivities, medical professionals, patients, and survivors will be honored in the fight against cancer.

Tee it high and let it fly for a great cause...

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Join Sun Health Foundation and your community for these special events that celebrate and support superior health care and wellness.

Benefiting Cancer Fighting Treatment and Care Advancement, an initiative in the Generosity for Generations Campaign.

To register, visit SunHealthFoundation.org/Golf.

Sponsorship packages are available, along with the opportunity to honor a family member, friend, or medical provider in the print program.

Walk for Women’s Health 5K Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021 Benefiting Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center’s Women and Infant Services through the Generosity for Generations Campaign.

Heroes with Heart Gala Saturday, Nov. 6, 2021 Benefiting Banner Boswell Medical Center’s Emergency Department and Patient Care Transformation through the Generosity for Generations Campaign.

For more information on these events, contact Janine McGhee at Janine.McGhee@sunhealth.org or call (623) 471-8503.

Please note: All events give special consideration to the times we’re in and the heightened need to be safe. Rest assured, your health and safety are our top priorities.