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Innovation 2022 Annual Impact Report 2021

Our Values • Compassion • Inclusion • Integrity • Excellence • Collaboration

Cover photo: Patient Matt Tracy and his wife Stephanie pose for a photo with Matt’s caregivers during an emotional reunion on the Marian Regional Medical Center campus. Matt was a critically ill COVID-19 patient in 2021, and Marian’s ECMO treatment saved Matt’s life. To read more about Matt’s moving patient testimonial, please see page 4.

Above: Ashley Buchanan, MD, Marian Regional Medical Center Pediatric Hospitalist, cares for a local pediatric patient in the hospital’s Pediatric Unit. The overall design of Marian’s Pediatric Unit was recently transformed to be a kid-friendly atmosphere with bright colors and an interactive play wall. The medical center is pleased to share that the Pediatric Unit’s redesign was funded through the Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation.

A message from our leadership Dear Friends, It is with the deepest expression of gratitude that I thank our organization’s countless and gracious supporters for their generosity and advocacy. For generations, our past and present supporters have been instrumental in helping to further health care at Marian Regional Medical Center. Despite the unforeseen challenges throughout the past few years, our community rallied together. The dedicated community partnerships built and meaningful gifts received, before and during the pandemic, have allowed Marian to thrive in the face of uncertainty—and for that, we are thankful.

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Sue Andersen President & CEO

I am pleased to share with the community that this year marks the 10-year anniversary of Marian Regional Medical Center’s new hospital and the 82nd year our hospital has served the residents of Santa Maria and the Central Coast. In addition to these milestone anniversaries for our organization, Marian continues to elevate heath care for our community. One example is our hospital’s recent advancement from a Level III to a Level II Trauma Center Designation. This year, Marian was again named as an “A” rated hospital by Leapfrog for patient safety and earned the prestigious Best Maternity Hospitals honor by Newsweek—a coveted award only bestowed to 161 hospitals nationwide. Additionally, this year Marian was rated among the top 5% in the nation for overall clinical outcomes and was awarded a 2022 America’s 250 Best Hospitals Award™ by Healthgrades, the leading resource connecting consumers, physicians, and health systems. As technology evolves and advances, there is no question that the health care industry is constantly evolving. It is both a great privilege and honor for community members to instill their trust in Marian to provide life-saving health care services for our region’s residents, and we are committed to serving our patients with unwavering compassion and medical expertise. As it is our hospital’s responsibility to care for the community, it is the Marian Foundation’s responsibility to raise funds for our hospital’s crucial needs to acquire the latest in advanced medical technology, new building infrastructure, and the provision of new and vital health care services. We are profoundly grateful for the incredible philanthropic support we receive each year from our loyal community. Within the pages of this publication, it is our great honor to recognize the individuals, corporations, foundations, and community partners who stand with us to deliver exceptional health care. On behalf of Marian’s health care team, and most importantly our patients, we extend our most sincere appreciation. With tremendous gratitude,

Sue Andersen President & CEO Marian Regional Medical Center

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ECMO treatment at Marian offers survival to the most critically ill COVID patients

Matt and Stephanie Tracy (center and below) celebrate with Marian physicians, nurses, and personnel who helped them through their COVID-19 crisis.

In October of 2021, Santa Maria residents Matt and Stephanie Tracy both tested positive for COVID-19. Unfortunately, just as Stephanie began to improve, her husband Matt’s shortness of breath worsened. Stephanie became increasingly concerned and began monitoring Matt’s oxygen levels until he showed no signs of improvement. Stephanie followed her intuition and sought emergency medical care for Matt at Marian Regional Medical Center, where he was admitted and quickly placed on a ventilator. Although the initial hope was for Matt’s lungs to recover, that hope diminished with each passing day. Matt deteriorated to the point that he was on the verge of death. Still, his care team had one more card to play— an invaluable medical resource known as extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) therapy. This life-saving treatment allowed for the oxygenation of his blood from the lungs. It unloaded the work of the heart by circulating his blood, allowing his lungs to rest and recover. As Matt’s condition worsened, intensive care physicians at Marian spoke with Stephanie about the potential opportunity for Matt to be an ECMO therapy candidate. The ECMO medical technology at Marian Regional

Medical Center became a reality in 2020 due to a generous $260,252 donation from the Mark and Dorothy Smith Family Foundation to acquire this advanced medical technology. Matt is alive and well today, crediting his remarkable survival to the ECMO treatment and the dedicated care team at Marian Regional Medical Center. Matt attributes his recovery to the committed team of health care workers who didn’t give up, even as his lungs weakened past the typical point of no return. Matt was hospitalized at Marian for months, and although he doesn’t remember much of his stay at the hospital, his entire care team became invested in his survival. As a decorated Marine combat veteran, Matt takes great pride in celebrating the Marine Corps’ annual birthday on November 10. On November 10, 2021, Matt was on a ventilator— sedated, unresponsive, and

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unable to celebrate a day he holds close to his heart. Stephanie shared the significance of this special day with his care team, and Matt’s nurses knew that they had to commemorate this day for Matt even though he would not remember it. Critical Care Unit nurses used dry erase markers to decorate the glass doors to Matt’s Critical Care Unit patient room, and even when he was transferred to a new patient room, his celebratory Marine Corps’ birthday decorations were recreated in his second patient room.

“I am extremely thankful to the community members who donated the funds for the hospital to secure the ECMO equipment, and I appreciate the staff here at Marian. It was a blessing that my hometown hospital offers the ECMO machine, and that the staff worked so hard to keep me alive.” Following more than two months in the hospital, successfully coming off of ECMO treatment, and having made significant physical rehabilitation progress, Matt was discharged. “After more than 63 days in the hospital fighting and recovering, Matt was finally released on New Year’s Eve,” recounts Stephanie. His farewell exit from the hospital was a celebratory milestone for Matt, Stephanie, their loved ones, and every caregiver who treated Matt during his inpatient experience. For Matt’s memorable discharge, more than 50 Marian employees lined the hallways of the hospital, both cheering and clapping for Matt as he waved goodbye from his wheelchair. “It was somewhat of a rite of passage for Matt to overcome adversity and survive a very dangerous bout

Marian Regional Medical Center’s team of highly trained respiratory therapists have the expertise needed to care for critically ill COVID-19 patients, like Matt Tracy, and those with severe breathing complications.

with the virus,” says Stephanie. “It was also so special for Matt’s care providers, who helped him patiently fight and survive.”

An emotional reunion In March of 2022, it was a touching reunion for former COVID-19 inpatient Matt Tracy and the many Marian Critical Care Unit clinicians and cardiologists who saved Matt’s life. While visiting the hospital to say thank you to the many people who helped Matt and Stephanie during Matt’s COVID-19 experience, the couple also visited Matt’s patient room, where he fought so hard to live. Although Matt has no memory of most of his time at Marian, he still carries the physical and emotional scars from the near-death experience. “I appreciate everything the staff at Marian did for me, as well as all our friends and family and all their prayers,” states Matt. “People I have never met from all over the country have been praying for me throughout this experience. I am grateful to be alive today.”

Left: On December 31, 2021, Marian staff lined the hospital hallways to cheer and applaud Matt during his long-awaited discharge. Right: Matt Tracy reunited with his care team for the first time in March 2022 at Marian Regional Medical Center after being discharged last New Year’s Eve as a COVID-19 survivor after receiving ECMO treatment.

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Remembering Sue J. Sword

Sue Sword at the unveiling event for the Sue J. Sword Heart Center at Marian Regional Medical Center in November of 2017.

When it comes to charitable giving in the Santa Maria Valley, there is no name better recognized than that of Sue J. Sword. After a life of service and dedication to her community, Sue passed away in October 2021, just shy of her 97th birthday. A local philanthropic and community leader, Sue was an integral part of Marian Regional Medical Center and the Marian Foundation for nearly 40 years, providing leadership and generous philanthropic support. Not long after settling in Santa Maria in 1945, Sue began a 52-year career working for Captain Allan and Marian Hancock at the Hancock companies. Over the years, she held positions ranging from Chief Clerk to Manager, eventually becoming President of the Santa Maria Valley Railroad in 1989. To this day, Sue holds the distinction of serving as the only female president of a short-line railroad west of the Mississippi. Sue was a devoted employee, faithful financial advisor, and dear friend to the Hancocks. Her relationship with the Hancocks also brought her closer to Marian Regional

Medical Center in many ways. She became a Founding Board Member and later an Honorary Board Member of the Marian Foundation and also served on the Marian Community Board. After becoming the Co-Trustee of the Marian Mullin Hancock Charitable Trust, Sue dedicated her life to philanthropy, both by furthering the Hancocks’ philanthropic traditions and building her own legacy of altruistic giving. She demonstrated exceptional generosity and charitable responsibility, supporting nearly every civic and nonprofit organization in the greater Santa Maria Valley. Sue provided significant support to Marian for all major capital endeavors throughout the Foundation’s history. “The hospital is close to my heart,” Sue once shared. “Marian stands for our community, and the care they provide touches everyone. It’s very fulfilling knowing that the work they do and the contributions made will further advance care and benefit the future people of Santa Maria.”

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An avid believer in the importance of endowments for nonprofits, Sue also established the Sue J. Sword Heart Center Endowment Fund for Marian in her estate plan, becoming a founding member of the Marian Foundation’s Legacy Society. In recognition of her immense generosity and leadership, the Marian Heart Center was renamed the Sue J. Sword Heart Center in 2017. Additionally, Sue supported the Cornerstone Campaign to build the new hospital, and in tribute to her generosity, the colonnade outside the hospital’s main entrance is named in her honor. “As we reflect on Sue Sword’s legacy, Marian gratefully acknowledges and expresses our deep appreciation of the lifetime of service Sue dedicated to our hospital and community,” says Marian President & CEO Sue Andersen. “We will forever remain grateful to Sue for her unparalleled support, allowing Marian to provide the highest level of cardiac care and technology for our community and future generations to come.”

Sue Sword (right) with her lifelong friend and mentor Marian Mullin Hancock. The late Mrs. Hancock was instrumental in pioneering philanthropic giving in Santa Maria and was a generous benefactor of Marian Regional Medical Center.

The Santa Maria Valley community and the Marian family will greatly miss Sue Sword.

Sue Sword in 2012 unveiled a portrait of Marian Mullin Hancock in the hospital’s front lobby. This portrait is displayed at the medical center’s entrance to honor the Cornerstone Campaign’s leadership gift from the Estate of Marian Mullin Hancock.

Sue Sword included the medical center in her estate planning to establish the Sue J. Sword Heart Center Endowment Fund in honor of her trusted cardiologist, Dr. Ram Setty, shown here with Sue in front of the hospital.

Sue Sword at a Marian Foundation Legacy Society event in 2016 with the late Joe Olivera, a fellow Marian Foundation Honorary Board member and friend.

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Hardy Diagnostics supports advanced laboratory equipment

Hardy Diagnostics’ President Jay Hardy (right) with Chief Scientific Officer Andre Hsiung (left), and Chief Operating Officer Chris Catani (middle).

In November of 2021, local medical device manufacturer Hardy Diagnostics made a generous gift of $289,000 to Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation to support the purchase of advanced laboratory equipment. Thanks to the company’s generosity, the way microbiology is performed on the Central Coast will be transformed, ultimately providing better health care for our community. This gift marks the continuation of a great relationship between Hardy Diagnostics and Marian Regional Medical Center. “Hardy Diagnostics has maintained a positive relationship with Marian Regional Medical Center since the company’s inception in 1980. Marian was among our first customers, so we have special heartfelt gratitude for their contribution towards our company’s growth,” said Hardy Diagnostics’ President Jay Hardy. “Now, our company is in a position where we can make a significant contribution towards Marian’s laboratory expansion program for the benefit of the people of the Santa Maria Valley. This equipment will play a vital role in the rapid diagnosis of disease. It gives us immense joy knowing that we can partner with Marian in their mission to provide superior health care in our community.”

“I would like to take this opportunity to extend great thanks to Jay Hardy and the entire Hardy Diagnostics family for this meaningful gift,” states Kevin Ferguson, MD, FASCP, Marian’s Medical Director of Laboratory and Pathology Services. “Due to Hardy Diagnostics’ generosity, the Marian Laboratory will now be able to purchase highly specialized equipment not previously available on the Central Coast. The equipment will streamline the evaluation of microbiology studies, helping our laboratory scientists precisely identify microorganisms that may be causing disease in a shorter period of time. A more precise, faster identification allows clinicians at Marian Regional Medical Center to select the most appropriate antibiotics early, improving patient care and decreasing antibiotic resistance in the community.” The specialized equipment, which includes a MALDITOF and Phoenix Analyzer, will allow for the laboratory at Marian to evolve its services and advance capabilities far beyond what other community hospitals have. Health care in our community will dramatically improve by creating faster results and more targeted, effective, and definitive patient treatments.

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Left to right: Andre Hsiung, Hardy Diagnostics’ Chief Scientific Officer, Jay Hardy, Hardy Diagnostics’ President, Jessa Brooks, Marian’s Vice President of Philanthropy, Cortney De Lotto, Marian’s former Manager of Philanthropy, Sue Andersen, Marian’s President & CEO, and Kevin Ferguson, MD, FASCP, Marian’s Medical Director of Laboratory and Pathology Services pose for a photo during a recent tour of Hardy Diagnostics.

“I am immensely grateful to Hardy Diagnostics for donating funds towards our hospital’s equipment needs which we would not be able to secure otherwise,” says Sue Andersen, Marian’s President & CEO. “Our lab will now be able to expand what we do in a way that will greatly benefit our patients and the local community.” The new equipment will also create more opportunities for Hardy Diagnostics and Marian Regional Medical Center to partner on more scientific endeavors.

“We are excited about the chance to partner with Marian’s lab more in the future and to be able to conduct clinical trials locally,” said Andre Hsiung, Chief Scientific Officer at Hardy Diagnostics. In recognition of this generous contribution, a commemorative naming for Hardy Diagnostics will be placed outside the Marian Regional Medical Center Laboratory.

Hardy Diagnostics employees working at the Santa Maria manufacturing center.

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Anonymous donor helps fund new 3D mammography technology

Left to right: Marian Breast Imaging staff members Carrie Campagnola, Lead Mammography Technologist, and Mammography Technologists Catalina Seda, Terri Hill, and Chelsea Souza stand with the new 3D mammography technology.

Thanks to a significant anonymous donation from a community member, Marian Regional Medical Center recently acquired new advanced diagnostic technology for the Mission Hope Breast Imaging Center— Hologic’s new 3Dimensions™ mammography system and the Brevera® Breast Biopsy System with CorLumina® Imaging Technology. 3Dimensions™ Mammography System Due to the high quality, clarity, and sharpness of the 3Dimensions™ mammography system’s images, radiologists are able to detect cancerous cells earlier and identify cancers that otherwise would not be visible. This 3D technology is proven to detect 20% to 65% more invasive breast cancers compared to 2D mammography alone. Furthermore, a 3D mammogram offers advantages in detecting breast cancer in people with dense breast tissue. “Our community will benefit greatly from the Mission Hope Breast Imaging Center’s new Hologic mammography technology since the technology offers several benefits over traditional mammography, including more accurate detection and earlier diagnoses,” says Casey Carlson, Marian’s Senior Director of Radiology Services. “The

new detectors produce a highly defined image, which will decrease the amount of callback studies and increase the sensitivity to detect breast cancer. It is also very efficient, taking 50% less time to complete a mammogram.” The technology also helps lessen the chance of false outcomes, reducing callbacks by up to 40%. This can reduce unnecessary biopsies or follow-up imaging for patients, in turn reducing related patient stress and anxiety. The new mammography system is ergonomically correct and offers increased patient comfort due to less time under compression. Additionally, since 3D technology is also faster and more efficient, Marian now performs up to 2,000 mammograms each month, an increase of nearly 800 patients per month. Brevera® Breast Biopsy System The Brevera® Breast Biopsy System creates a more compassionate patient experience by integrating tissue acquisition with real-time image verification. Key patient benefits for the new breast biopsy system include a shorter procedure time, a more comfortable experience, and a less invasive procedure, resulting in a smaller incision size and more positive cosmetic outcomes. Marian is extremely grateful to the generous anonymous donor whose support has allowed our medical center to acquire this impactful technology for our community.

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New Outpatient Psychiatric Unit to open this summer

Community members tour Marian’s completed Outpatient Psychiatric Unit in 2021 following a commemorative blessing ceremony.

Marian Regional Medical Center’s new Outpatient Psychiatric Unit will soon be able to provide patients suffering from mental health or behavioral health crises with local, specialized care, 24 hours a day. Located adjacent to Marian, the new Outpatient Psychiatric Unit was completed in 2021, with a blessing ceremony held shortly after. Following a state survey earlier this year, the Outpatient Psychiatric Unit is expected to open in late summer of 2022. As the only facility of its kind throughout northern Santa Barbara County and San Luis Obispo County, the new Outpatient Psychiatric Unit will provide a crucial missing element of local care for patients in acute crisis. Persons suffering from a mental health crisis often wait hours or even days in the Emergency Department until an out-ofarea inpatient behavioral health bed is available. Once open, eligible patients will instead be transferred to the Outpatient Psychiatric Unit, providing much-needed mental health care locally in our community.

says Dr. Alicia Gonzalez, Emergency Services Medical Director at Marian. “This unit provides a prompt transfer out of our Emergency Department into a therapeutic space that brings ‘humankindness’ back to the patient experience, a crucial factor in treating behavioral health issues. It also opens up much-needed beds for other patients in our already very busy Emergency Department.” The Outpatient Psychiatric Unit was supported by major gifts from local agricultural companies, business partners, and community members.

Specially trained psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, and support staff will treat local voluntary and involuntary behavioral health patients in need in the new Outpatient Psychiatric Unit’s soothing environment. “The beauty of this new unit is that patients who present in the Emergency Department with mental or behavioral health crises can actually begin their treatment sooner and in an environment much more conducive to healing,”

Jon and Janeen Wesner graciously made a leadership gift to sponsor the Outpatient Psychiatric Unit’s Family and Visitor Waiting Room.

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Honoring their son’s memory by supporting the Outpatient Psychiatric Unit

Randy and Kada Bouza stand in the Activity Area of Marian’s new Outpatient Psychiatric Unit, named after their late son, Bren Bouza (inset).

Randy and Kada Bouza know firsthand the devastating impact mental illness can have. In 2017, their lives were forever changed when they lost their 33-year-old son, Bren Bouza, to mental health issues. Bren is remembered by his parents and loved ones as a vibrant, athletic young man who loved his family, was successful in his tech industry profession, and was always the “go-to guy” when something needed to be repaired. Randy and Kada decided to make a meaningful gift in tribute of their beloved son to an organization supporting those in mental health crisis. When Randy learned about Marian’s new Outpatient Psychiatric Unit on the local news, he quickly reached out to the Marian Foundation to learn more. The Bouzas soon made a meaningful gift to support the Outpatient Psychiatric Unit, naming the Unit’s Activity Area in honor of their son, Bren.

Kada and Randy both believe that the new Outpatient Psychiatric Unit will provide individuals experiencing a mental health crisis with the help they urgently need at a local location. “Mental illness is often a silent disease, and I hope that the Outpatient Psychiatric Unit will make people aware that there is help locally when they need it,” says Kada. “I also hope that this resource will help patients’ families, as mental illness impacts a person’s family, too.” “We are very grateful to honor Bren by supporting the Outpatient Psychiatric Unit,” says Randy. “This new Unit will help save lives—and help those in crisis make it through. We are so thankful that Marian had the vision of creating this facility to help our community.”

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Caring for our health care heroes

Marian’s Behavioral Health Interactive Screening Program leaders (left to right) Tom Steffora, LMFT, Luke Rawlings, MD, David Ketelaar, MD, Medical Director of Behavioral Health Services at Marian Regional Medical Center. Below: The three program leaders confer in a reception area.

In recent years, the mental well-being of health care workers has made national headlines as the COVID-19 pandemic placed extraordinary levels of stress on nurses, physicians, and hospital workers. In response to the national surge in mental health crises for caregivers, Marian Regional Medical Center launched a new Behavioral Health Interactive Screening Program, which allows employees to take an anonymous questionnaire that measures levels of intense emotional distress, current state of mental health, and more. After completing the questionnaire, the participant receives a personal response from program counselor Tom Steffora, LMFT. “This is an important first step in promoting mental health among a group of people who are at risk of stress, burnout, depression, and PTSD,” says David Ketelaar, MD, Medical Director of Behavioral Health Services. While the Interactive Screening Program is not a tool for diagnosis, it begins an important, often difficult conversation for at-risk employees, allowing the counselor the chance to engage with them and connect them with the appropriate services. Luke Rawlings, MD, Marian Family Medicine Residency Program Faculty member, provided critical advocacy to launch Marian’s Interactive Screening Program due to his

sister Dana’s suicide in 2018. Dana was an Emergency Department nurse at Arroyo Grande Community Hospital who was suffering in silence. “This is a local effort to respond to the known situations of health care workers who are working among us and are in distress,” states Dr. Rawlings. “We strive to reduce the stigma for people who may be suffering, and the Interactive Screening Program is a confidential way for employees to reflect on their own situation, receive a personalized response from a counselor, and seek help successfully.”

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Turning grief into healing

Matt and Ashley Agnitch, along with their children Dempsey and Jagger, recently donated funds for Marian Regional Medical Center to acquire a CuddleCot™ for the hospital’s Birthing Center. This meaningful donation was made in memory of their late daughter, Greta Lynn Agnitch, who passed away in 2017.

At 14 weeks of pregnancy, Ashley Agnitch was given the devastating news that her daughter had a genetic abnormality and was not expected to survive pregnancy or delivery. Against all odds, baby Greta Lynn was born on April 12, 2017, and graced her family with five beautiful hours of life. In such situations, bereaved families suffering the loss of a baby may have precious bonding time cut short due to the body’s natural process after death. After the Agnitch family’s experience, Ashley researched possibilities to extend a family’s time together, hoping to allow other families to say goodbye at their own pace. She learned about the benefits of a CuddleCot™, a cooling bassinet designed to provide the gift of additional time to families. As a labor and delivery nurse, formerly at Marian Regional Medical Center and currently at French Hospital Medical Center, Ashley knows firsthand how to comfort

new parents, especially those who experience loss. To honor Greta’s memory, Ashley initiated a fundraiser to purchase CuddleCots for Central Coast hospitals. Thanks to her dedication, Marian Regional Medical Center’s birthing center is now equipped with a CuddleCot, a resource not previously available for bereaved parents on the Central Coast. “I wanted to give local families precious time to bond with their babies, and the CuddleCots offer both time and opportunity—the chance for families to take photos, offer a blessing, perform a baptism, and enable friends and family to meet the child,” says Ashley. “To give them time to make those beautiful memories is so important. Through this process, we have learned that grief and joy can coexist. To allow parents the time to process loss but still be able to find joy, laugh, smile, and be in the moment with their baby gives me great happiness.”

14 | Here’s to all the champions of the common good.

New Marian Foundation Board member appointments Community leaders join the Marian Foundation Board of Directors as new members FISCAL YEAR 2022 Term began July of 2021

JESSICA MANRIQUEZ Jessica Manriquez is the President and CEO of Rancho Nuevo Harvesting, Inc., a local leader in the farm labor and harvesting industry in the western United States. Jessica is also a member of the Marian Foundation’s Cancer Care Advisory Committee. SILVIA SUN, ESQ. Silvia Sun, Esq., is the principal attorney at law and owner of the Sun Law Firm. Silvia has 15 years of experience as an attorney specializing in personal injury law as well as being a member of the Marian Foundation’s Finance Committee. FISCAL YEAR 2023 Term begins July of 2022

ETHEL DONATI Ethel Donati is a Marian Regional Medical Center retiree who provided 43 years of service to the hospital. Ethel previously worked in Marian’s labor and delivery department and served as the director of the Managed Care Department. In addition to being a licensed registered nurse, Ethel is also a Minerva Club member and a Meals on Wheels volunteer.

EDGAR GASCON Edgar Gascon has more than seven years of experience as a licensed Realtor, and most recently is the principal broker of his own independent brokerage, Hacienda Realty. Edgar is also an avid community service volunteer, serving on the Santa Maria Valley Chamber of Commerce Board, Serve Santa Maria, and United Way of Northern Santa Barbara County. AARON HANKE Aaron Hanke is the owner of Norse Strategies and the Chief of Staff to Santa Barbara County Fourth District Supervisor Bob Nelson. As a governmental affairs consultant and a strategic public relations professional, Aaron holds expertise in complex regulatory issues and entitlements. JOHN JACKSON John Jackson is the CEO of Beachside Produce, a grower, packer, and marketer of fresh produce. Prior to Beachside Produce, John was the CFO for Apio, Inc., and filled various management roles for CocaCola Enterprises. He has served the community through volunteering with local Little Leagues, the Boys and Girls Club, United Way, and Special Olympics. J. BEN WILKINSON, MD, FACRO Dr. Ben Wilkinson is a well-respected radiation oncologist specializing in the treatment of brain, breast, lung, and prostate cancers. Dr. Wilkinson is originally from Southern California and attended medical school at Texas A&M College of Medicine. He has been in practice for nine years after completing an internship at the University of Maryland and a four-year residency at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan.

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Day of Hope The 9th Annual

Wednesday, August 17, 2022

Vineyards & Vistas at Presqu’ile Winery

Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation Annual Dinner

Saturday, October 15, 2022

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Giving by the numbers Total dollars raised

$3,718,000

2021

This year, our donors came together to realize the power of generosity and gratitude in our community. The results have been inspiring.

$5,245,000

2020

$4,884,000

2019

$3,408,000

2018

$4,759,000

2017

$3,908,855

2021

$3,679,000

2020

$2,390,000

2019

$2,417,000

2018

$2,480,000

2017

Transfers to hospital Transfers by the Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation to Marian Regional Medical Center show collaboration as monies are transferred only after the obligations of donor intent have been met.

How funds are raised At Marian Regional Medical Center, a diverse group of donors support our ministry through various ways—annual donations, grants, planned and estate gifts, events, and more. We, and the patients we serve, are forever grateful. Donations, both large and small, enable the Marian Foundation to provide cutting-edge technology, build and support health education and community outreach programs, support those who cannot afford health care, provide vital patient programs at no charge, and support improvements in patient care quality and safety.

5.89% 5.9% 13.1%

32.89%

16.16% 27.8%

Major gifts and campaign gifts Government grant Annual support Planned gifts Special events Corporate, business and foundation gifts This chart was calculated based on the Fiscal Year 2021’s total contribution revenue.

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Your support at work In Fiscal Year 2021, these are the top 10 areas that were funded through donations made to the Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation.

Capital and Expansion

Behavioral Health

Mission Hope Cancer Center

ECMO Fund

$1,339,594

$980,822

$630,170

$270,252

COVID-19 Emergency Support

Emergency Services

Employee Assistance

Hospice and Home Care

$194,488

$104,535

$78,195

$40,085

NICU

Maternal Newborn and Pediatrics

Together we heal. $15,500

$14,657

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Marian Regional Medical Center Fiscal Year 2021 by the numbers Hospital

Staff

82 years serving the community 14,847 inpatient visits 299,968 outpatient visits 5,747 surgeries performed 757 NICU babies 2,941 babies delivered Community Benefits 53,108 persons served with

2,174 employees 622 affiliated physicians with privileges and allied professionals

875 nurses

Foundation $3,718,000 total amount raised 2,551 donors

Cancer Center services

$448,310 provided in support of cancer services

15 Community Wellness Programs 5,362 persons served with Community Wellness Programs

Volunteers 128 current volunteers 10,572 hours donated by volunteers

1,200 persons served by Dignity Health’s Emergency Food Pantry

$38,130,849 provided in inpatient financial assistance, unreimbursed costs of Medicaid, community health improvement services, community grants, and other community benefits 19 | Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation

Leave a legacy with a planned gift A planned gift is one of the most significant charitable donations one can make in their lifetime. With so many different vehicles for giving, there is a right one for any situation in life.

Planned giving benefits:

Planned giving provides a donor with a platform for leaving a lasting legacy with significant meaning. Through this gift, a donor chooses what their legacy will be, how the gift is to be made, and who is trusted to carry it out.

• Donate appreciated stocks, bonds, or mutual fund shares and realize larger tax savings than when you donate cash

What does it mean to be not-for-profit?

One hundred percent of every donation benefits the cause

While for-profit organizations distribute surplus revenue to shareholders or owners, not-for-profit organizations invest these earnings back into their organizations to further achieve their mission and goals. As a notfor-profit hospital, Marian Regional Medical Center reinvests profits back into the hospital and into our community by providing community benefits programs and charity care.

Marian Regional Medical Center covers all Foundation operating costs, which means that donor funds are never used to pay for any administrative costs. As such, 100% of your donation stays local and benefits our community by going directly to where it is needed most—patient care, programs, and services.

• Give a gift that costs you nothing during your lifetime • Make a gift that pays you income for life • Give life insurance you no longer need

• Preserve your estate for your heirs and leave a legacy to Marian at the same time

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Celebrations are sweeter when shared

Donate your

Birthday to S A N T A

M A R I A

Celebrate your special day by hosting a birthday fundraiser and sharing your gifts with local cancer patients at Mission Hope Cancer Center. Simply ask friends and family to donate in your honor in lieu of gifts. Then celebrate your birthday knowing that you, your friends, and your family made a meaningful difference in the lives of so many. Create your online birthday fundraiser in minutes by visiting: supportmarianmedical.org/ DonateYourBirthdaytoMissionHope For questions or assistance with your birthday fundraiser, please contact the Marian Foundation at 805.739.3595.

Join Marian’s women’s giving society The mission of The Legion of Marian, a women’s giving society, is to support the changing and vital health care needs of the residents of the Santa Maria Valley served by Marian Regional Medical Center. Members enjoy quarterly presentations about hospital programs and services in need of funding. Annually, members vote by selecting their top beneficiary program from the hospital needs presented. The beneficiary program with the awardwinning votes receives the cumulative funding award from membership donations. The Legion of Marian giving society came together on June 8 at Marian Regional Medical Center to celebrate and unveil this year’s winning beneficiary project. At the event, Dignity Health’s Hospice House was announced as this year’s winning beneficiary program and will receive more than $53,000 in funding thanks to The Legion of Marian.

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n In December of 2021, Mission Hope Cancer Center received a generous $13,630 donation from the Chumash Casino Resort’s annual Project Pink campaign fundraiser held in celebration of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Project Pink campaign raised $6,815 and the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation matched the campaign proceeds, resulting in a $13,630 total donation to Mission Hope Cancer Center.

Marian donors It is the Marian Foundation’s pleasure to recognize and celebrate the generosity of those donors who have invested in the medical center’s healing mission. The individuals, organizations, and companies listed below have given donations of $25 or more in support of Marian Regional Medical Center programs and services between January 1, 2021, and December 31, 2021. 3C Engineering Inc. A to Z Club A&A Crystal Cleaners & Laundry Inc. Ms. Leah Aasen Ms. Dorothy Abel Mr. and Mrs. Carl Abeloe Mrs. Gwendolyn Achiu Ms. Nancy Acosta Acquistapace Farms Inc. Mrs. Dena Adam Mr. and Mrs. George Adam Mrs. Georgiana Adam Dr. and Mrs. Mark Adam Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adam Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Adam Mr. Steven Adams AG Box Company Agave Grill Mr. and Mrs. Matt Agnitch Agri Seeds (Uk) Ltd. Ms. Maria Aguilar Ms. Veronica Aguilar Alamo Farming Company Inc. Alan Johnson Performance Engineering Inc. Mr. Michael Albert Ms. Jane Alfaro Mrs. Josephine Alfonso Mr. and Mrs. Rene Alfonso

All Ways Clean Inc. Allan Hancock College Mr. Larry Stevens and Mrs. Diane Alleman-Stevens Ms. Shawnna Allen Ms. Shemika H. Allen Mr. Robert Faust and Mrs. Jean Allen Ms. Catherine Alsup Altrusa International of the Central Coast Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Alvarez Mrs. Faye Amack Amazon Smile Ms. Rochelle Ambler Ambrose Industries Ms. Mary Amedeo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Amenta American Automatic Fire Suppression Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William Amiot Steve and Sue Andersen Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson Anonymous Ms. Lailah Antonio Mr. Bijan Anvar Mr. Thomas Apkarian, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Appel Arroyo Grande Chevrolet Anna Artiaga

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Auerbach Mrs. Joyce Azevedo Babe Farms Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Muthiyaliah Babu Ms. Stephanie Bain Mrs. Debra Baird Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldiviez Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Banducci Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Bank of America Foundation Bank of the Sierra Dr. Ilona Baran Ms. Whitney Barnick Mr. and Mrs. Homero Barragan Mr. Salvador Barragan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Barta Mr. Bob Barnes and Mrs. Judith Bartel Ms. Vera Bartholomew Mrs. Shelby Barza Ms. Waltraud Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Kris Batlowski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bauer Beachside Produce LLC Ms. Joanne Beatty Ms. Colleen Beck Mrs. Ellen Beck Mr. Kevin Beck

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Ms. Christina Becton Mr. and Mrs. Jed Beebe Bejo Seeds Inc. Bella Cleaning Services Benevity Mr. and Mrs. Donald Benson Ms. Holly Benton Berakah Foundation Ms. Kathy Bertelsen Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Betonio Better Produce Inc. Mrs. Lorraine Bewley Dr. Rajesh Bhakta Ms. Joann Bickley Ms. Dona Biddle-Hinchliff Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biely Ms. Bonnie Bisoglio Blackbaud Giving Fund Mr. and Mrs. David Blanchard Ms. Kimberly Bland Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Blough Ms. Valerie Boice Cristian Bolanos Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Bolanos Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bolusan Leonarda S. Boone Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bosshardt Mrs. Catherine Bouquet Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bouquet Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bouza

Rancho Harvest

n One major supporter of Mission Hope Cancer Center’s annual Day of Hope event continues to be Rancho Harvest, Inc., who not only was a Hope Level event sponsor at $10,000 but also earned the Day of Hope 2021 Top Company Team title, raising an additional $30,425. Mr. Edward Bowsfield Ms. Shirley Boydstun Mr. Pete Bozanich Ms. Daisy Bracero Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brannon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannon Mr. Tim Brannum Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bravo Brenda’s Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brickey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bridgman Ms. Mary Brinkerhoff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Briscoe Brock Brothers Bryan and Jessa Brooks Mrs. Linn Brown Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Brown Ms. Sandra Brown Mr. and Mrs. Steven Brown Ms. Cheryl Browne Ms. Elaine Brownlee Ms. Bonnie Brownstein Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brum Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brunel Mr. and Mrs. Alan Brunell Mrs. Jacqueline Brunello Mrs. Frances Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bryant Dana Bubeck Mrs. Janice Buckelew Ms. Carol Buckland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bullock Ms. Shirley Bullock Ms. Deborah Bunfill Ms. Masako Burch Mr. Martin Burciaga Mr. Lee Burgunder

Ms. Sarah Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. James Burress, Jr. Mrs. Jeanette Burress Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butch Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Pepito Cabacungan Ms. Jennifer Cabe Ms. Anel Calderon California Department of Health Care Services Dr. and Mrs. Tad Callahan CalPortland Company Ms. Rita Calvert Mr. Jose Aguilar and Mrs. Irene Camacho Ms. Stella Camara Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cambero Dr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell Mr. Christopher Canelo Care Connection Transport Services Mr. and Mrs. David Carey Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carinio Ms. Maria Carlon Mr. Jim Carpenter Dr. Janice Carr Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Carreira Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Carscaden Dr. Nicandro Castaneda Tracy Castilleja Pastor David and Mrs. Anita Castillo Ms. Elia Castillo CDW CenCal Health Central Coast Cardiothoracic Surgical Associates Central Coast Inpatient Consultants

n Team Rancho Harvest during the Day of Hope 2021 event. Central Coast Medical Oncology Mrs. Vanessa Cervantes Jaramillo Mr. and Mrs. Shu Chan Mrs. Dina Chanley Mr. Eldon Chapman Ms. Lorena Chavez Mrs. Sandra Chenoweth Mr. and Mrs. James Chimarusti Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chrisman Dr. and Mrs. Kalfred Chun Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clark Mrs. Kristy Clark Mr. and Mrs. Mark Clarke Mr. and Mrs. James R. Clifton Mr. and Mrs. George Clute Coastal AG. Coastal Radiation Oncology Medical Group CoastHills Community Foundation Mrs. Shirley Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coe Mrs. Celeste Coelho-Hudson Mr. Edgar Cohen Coldwell Banker Premier Real Estate Ms. Viktoria Collatz

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collins Ms. Patricia Combs Community Bank of Santa Maria Community Health Centers of the Central Coast Community West Bank N.A. Mr. Anthony Compagno Concor General Engineering Brendalynn Consul Ms. Dalila Contreras Contreras Farming Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coolidge Mrs. Yvonne Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cordero Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Corella Cornerstone Painting Inc. Mrs. Linda Lopez Corley Mr. and Mrs. John Corrigan Ms. Monica Cortez Mr. Vincent Cortez Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cosand Cosand & Sons Landscaping and Maintenance Mr. and Mrs. Jose Cosio Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cossa Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cossa Cossa & Sons

n As part of the Day of Hope 2021 event, Rugged Radios, led by Founder and President Greg Cottrell, held a Pink Radio Day fundraiser on August 28, 2021. From the sales of Rugged Radios’ special edition Pink M1, $46,702 was raised in support of patients at Mission Hope Cancer Center. This meaningful gift is the single largest donation made to date towards Mission Hope Cancer Center’s Day of Hope event.

n Left to right: Jessa Brooks, Marian’s Vice President of Philanthropy, Gregg Cottrell, Rugged Radios Founder and President, Taryn Teclaw, team captain of the Rugged Radios Day of Hope team, and Sue Andersen, Marian’s President & CEO, pose for a photo at the Day of Hope celebration. Mr. and Mrs. John Costa Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cota, Jr. Mrs. Donna Cowger Mr. Terry Crabtree Mrs. Nancy Crawford Ms. Marilyn Cronk Mr. David Cross Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Crough Ms. Sarah Cruz Ms. Lea Cryor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cuce Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Curb Ms. Chris Curlee Dr. and Mrs. James Cusack Mrs. Diane Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Czarnecki Ms. Maggi Daane Dan Blough Construction Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Daniel

Mr. Eric Daniels Darensberries LLC Mr. James Darling Ms. Janet Datu Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Daubert Mr. Robert Daugherty Mr. Anthony D’Augustine Mr. Joe Davidson Mr. Joe Davila Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davis Ms. Kristen Davis Mr. Wilt Davis De La Luz Family Foundation Mr. Victor Debayona Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Degasparis, Esq. Del Playa Inn Motel Mrs. Lynn DellaCroce Mr. Paul Dellard

Ms. Carole Demetri Ms. Victoria Denes Mr. and Mrs. Gary Denny Mr. and Mrs. Steven Denton Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dewey Mr. and Mrs. James Diani Mr. and Mrs. Jason Diani Diani Companies Diani and Ward Families Ms. Laura Dias Mrs. Mary Jane Diaz Ms. Susan Diaz Mr. Mark Dick Mrs. Cathy Disbrow DL Farm Management Inc. Mrs. Adrienne Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dolan Mrs. Linda Dolley Mr. Ronald Domingos Mr. and Mrs. David Donati Mr. Fred Donati Mr. and Mrs. James Donati Ms. Linda Donelson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Donovan Mr. Scott Dool Mrs. Sandy Doucette Mr. Gregory Doudna Doughnation Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle Mrs. Rhonda Drake Mr. James Draper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duarte Duncan Family Farms Duplicated Business Systems Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dworaczyk

24 | Here’s to all the champions of the common good.

Mr. Conrad Dyke Eat Sweet Farms LLC Edward Silva & Sons Inc. Mr. and Mrs. T Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John Eggert Eggert Family Trust Elks Lodge #1538 Ms. Eleanor Ellis Murphy Ms. Carolyn English Mr. and Mrs. James Ensminger III Enterprise Holdings Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Darren Epps Ms. Griselda Escamilla Ms. April Esparza Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Estrada Marisela Estrada Eureka Specialties Inc. Mrs. Karen Everson Mr. and Mrs. Samir Fadel Ms. Gina Fant Ms. Joan Farrell Dr. Philip Fee Mr. and Mrs. Dale Felton Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ferini Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ferini Ms. Adelaide Ferrari Ms. Jane Fesler Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fight Brands LLC Figueroa Mountain Brewing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Filipponi Mr. Michael Filipponi Ms. Judi Fitzgerald Ms. Dixie Flaming Mr. David Flamm

n Legion of Marian members (left to right) Dianne Bouquet, Barbara Eggert, Dottie Lyons, and Anastacia Paulsey at the spring presentation held at Presqu’ile Winery.

n Mission Hope Cancer Center and Marian Regional Medical Center leaders pose for a photo with the City of Santa Maria’s Day of Hope team in August of 2021.

Mrs. Sandra Foster Dr. Ann Foxworthy Mrs. Evalyn France Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Mr. Steve Franklin Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary #1745 Mr. and Mrs. James Freckleton Ms. Julie Freeman Ms. Deanna Freese Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Freitas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Frickelton Mr. and Mrs. Ray Friske FrontStream Mrs. Judith Frost Mr. and Mrs. Wes Fuerch Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fugate Gabinos Cleaning Mr. James Gadsby Mr. Phillip Gallegos Mr. and Mrs. Michael Galloway Ms. Karen Gamboa Ms. Jessica Gapen Ms. Daniela Garcia Ms. Josefina Garcia Ms. Kayla Gardener Mr. Dennis and Mr. Ryan Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Garrett Ms. Sharon Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gault Mr. and Mrs. George Geib Ms. Janet George Mrs. Natsuko Gerberding Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gibilisco, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gilchrist Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gillaspy Ms. Betty Gillette

Mr. Robert Gustafson Chip and Katherine Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gutierrez Natalie Guy H & R Souza Inc. Mrs. Ashley Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hajnik Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Halasz Mr. and Mrs. James Halbig Ms. Camille Hale Mr. Mark Haley Ms. Virginia Hall Ms. Julie Hall Mr. and Mrs. George Hamill Ms. Dorothy Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hammond Mr. Theodore Hanley Ms. Bonnie Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hansche Ms. Bonnie Hanson Hardy Diagnostics Mr. Jay Hardy Ms. Jeanette Harelson Mrs. Shelley Harper Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris Dr. and Mrs. Alex Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hassett Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hawes Ms. Carla Haynie Mr. and Mrs. Alan Haywood Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hearne Mrs. Carol Hebard Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hebard Ms. Teresa Heick Mr. and Mrs. Chris Heilmann Mr. Frank Heinsohn Mrs. Mildred Heinzler

Gil’s Trucking LLC Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ginder Mr. Donald Ginn Girl Scouts of California’s Central Coast Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gjerdrum Glenn Burdette Inc. Ms. Connie Glenn-Wemple Ms. Anne Glines Mrs. Gina Gluyas Mr. Robert Gnibus Mrs. Pamela Goble God Is My Source Mr. and Mrs. Marno Goetsch Dr. Alicia Gonzalez and Mr. Marco Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Armando Gonzalez Mr. George Gonzales Mr. John Gonzalez Ms. Letisia Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Goodman Mrs. Mary Goulart Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gracia Ms. Joanne Gratiot Mr. and Mrs. Gary Green, Sr. Ms. Shanda Green Mr. Thomas Green Greenheart Farms Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greer Mr. and Mrs. James Gregory Ms. Karin Groteluschen Grower-Shipper Association Mr. and Mrs. Steinthor Gudmunds Ms. Barbara Guevara Mr. and Mrs. James Guggia Mrs. Dorothy Guida Mr. Michael Guiruis

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Ms. Carolyn Heister Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hemstreet Mr. Arthur Hernandez Ms. Rita Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hernandez, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Herron Mrs. Rella Heslop Mrs. Karen Hettinga Mrs. Carolyn Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hicks Ms. Nancy Hight Mr. Rob Himoto Mr. Steve Hin Ms. Melissa Hiramatsu Mr. Frank Hirsch Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoefker Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Burton Holaday Ms. Anne Holdych Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Holley Karen Holloway Home Motors Chevrolet Honda of Santa Maria Mr. and Mrs. William Hord Mrs. Esther Hoskins Mr. Albert Hruska Ms. Jessica Huang Ms. Pamela Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard Ms. Darline Huddleston Mrs. Tammy Hudgins Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Huguenard Mr. Angel Ibarra Mrs. Marcia Ibsen Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Iglesias Mrs. Nancy Imwold

n In celebration of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Toyota Santa Maria hosted its PinkTober Pumpkin Patch fundraiser throughout October, raising $16,000 in support of local breast cancer patients at Mission Hope Cancer Center.

Industrial Truck Bodies InSparations Salon & Spa Ms. Darlene Iversen J.R. Barto Heating & Air Conditioning Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence James Mr. Ronald Janney Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Jebaraj Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jeffries Mrs. Gerri Jellison Mrs. Esther Jensen Mr. Richard Jewett Ms. Judy Jilderda Mr. and Mrs. John Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Luis Jimenez Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Mrs. Diane Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Orie Johnson Ms. Sarah Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston Mrs. Brittany Jones Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jordan Ms. Barbara Jorge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jorge Ms. Janete Kall Mr. and Mrs. Toshio Kamo Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kanzaki Mr. Gon Dar Kao and Mrs. ChinRong Ro Mrs. Barbara Karamitsos Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Katics Mrs. Helen Kawaguchi Ms. Leah Kawahara Mrs. Tracy Keedy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keefe Ms. Cindy Kelley

Ms. Brianna Kemp Kenneth Volk Vineyards Mrs. Christina Kensrue Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kerhulas Mrs. Nannette Kerley Dr. Case Ketting Ms. Tasneem Khan Mr. and Mrs. John Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kinyon Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Kirchhof Mrs. Margaret Kirchhof Ms. Lynette Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. David Klein Drs. Larry and Jennifer Knerr Mrs. Dorothy Knight Ms. Kathleen Knoll Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Knotts Ms. Nina Kobayashi Ms. Colleen Koczkur Mrs. Brigitte Koekebakker Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Koller Mr. George Korn Mr. Jim Zerillo and Mrs. Shannon Kozera-Zerillo Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kraemer, Jr. Ms. Carolyn Krantz Mr. Lee Kroenke Ms. Susan Krout Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kubik Ms. Kris Kuenzinger Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kuhlenschmidt Mr. Delano Kunst Mrs. Barbara Kvek L & G Farming Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Labastida Mr. and Mrs. Glenn LaChance Mr. and Mrs. Kam Lam

Ms. Dorothy Lamb Mrs. Barbara Langham Mr. Nickolas Lara, Sr. Ms. Iva Larkin Mrs. Margaret Larrabee Ms. Patricia Larsen Ms. Ashly Laurel Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Lebario Ms. Jill Ledbetter Mr. and Mrs. Luis Legaspi Ms. Phyllis Legg Sister Kathryn Lehman, OSF Mrs. Stephanie Leighton Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leite Mrs. Elvia Leon Mr. Philip Leonard Mrs. Cheryl Leroy Mr. Paul Lesage Mr. Laurence Lessing Ms. Maryvonne Lesvenan Ms. Carolyn Levin Ms. Cheryl Lewis Ms. Janet Leyden Mr. Tate Libis Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Libsack Ms. Kathleen Lienemann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lilac Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lindsay Mr. Charles Lippincott Ms. Brittany Livingston Mrs. Donna Lloyd Mrs. Margaret Loder Ms. Rosy Logan Mrs. Kazue Loken Ms. Andrea Lopez Mrs. Consuelo Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Florentino T. Lopez Mr. John Lopez

Ms. Melisa Lopez Mr. Michael Lopez and Mrs. Sarah Moses Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lopez, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Ron Loscalzo Mr. Eric Lotz Mr. Barry Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Lovera Ms. Emma Lovera Mrs. Carol Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lowe Mrs. Delores Luis Ms. Maria Luke Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lundberg Judith Lundberg Dr. Eileen Lussier Ms. Bonnie Lynam Mrs. Dottie Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Lyons Mr. Joshua Lyons Ms. Jean Mackenzie Dr. Jon MacLean Ms. Janis Madruga Ms. Linda Maher Mrs. Maureen Mahoney Ms. Nancy Mahoney Taylor Ms. Trisha Makimoto Mrs. Deborah Malone Ms. Erin Malone Ms. Matilde Mancha Mr. and Mrs. George Manos Mr. and Mrs. Greg Manosar Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Manriquez Ms. Jennifer Manriquez Marathon Investments LLC Mr. and Mrs. John Maravick

26 | Today, and every day, we are grateful for those who work together creating a healthier future for all.

n Mission Hope Cancer Center extends great appreciation to the Orcutt and Santa Maria Starbucks employees for their strong support of Day of Hope 2021. Mrs. Marsha Maretti Marian Convent Sisters of St. Francis Marian Mullin Hancock Charitable Trust Marian Regional Medical Center Medical Staff Marian Vituity Emergency Physicians Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maring Marino’s Ag Harvesting Inc. Mario Juarez Attorney at Law Mark and Dorothy Smith Family Foundation Mr. Charles Markle Dr. and Mrs. Charles Markline Mr. Reggie Marmolejo Mr. and Mrs. Lance Marshall Mrs. Brenda Martin Ms. Jill Martin Mrs. Judith Martin Mrs. Antoinette Martinez Mrs. Christina Martinez Ms. Margaret Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Tom Martinez Ms. Sharon Martino Mr. Gary Marzio Ms. Bonnie Mathisen Ms. Mary Mathisen Mr. Alvin Matsumoto Mr. and Mrs. Vance Matzke Ms. Nancy Maxson Ms. Gretchen McCaffrey

n Santa Maria Valley YMCA leaders Cindy Dauster, CFO (left), and Shannon Seifert, CEO, sell Day of Hope 2021 newspapers, along with faithful fourlegged volunteer Carter.

Ms. Kathleen McConnell Mrs. Lucille McCraw Mr. John McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McDermott McDonald’s Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McEvoy Mrs. Karen McFatridge Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath Ms. Danielle McGraw Mr. and Mrs. John McGray Mrs. Anita McKee Mr. Jim McKinniss Mr. and Mrs. Steve McMillan Ms. Lisa McNeil Mr. and Mrs. John McPike, Jr. Mechanics Bank Mr. and Mrs. Jared Meisenzahl Ms. Ereny Mekhael Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Melendez Ms. Emely Mendez Mr. and Mrs. Jose Mendoza Ms. Carrie Mergenov Mr. James Merkert and Mrs. Leeah Ramos Merkert Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Merrill Mesa View Produce Inc. MHCC LLC Ms. Mary Michael Michael Hawes Revocable Living Trust Dr. Barbara Middaugh Mr. Michael Miller

n Day of Hope 2021 volunteers Monique Padron (left) and Santa Maria City Mayor Alice Patino sell Day of Hope 2021 special edition Santa Maria Times newspapers.

Ms. Sandra Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Minetti Mr. Edwin Miranda Mission Oaks Management Group Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Mitchell Ms. Tomiko Miyamoto Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Mize Ms. Debra Mockler-Young Mr. and Mrs. William Moffatt Mr. and Mrs. Rosalio Molina Ms. Candice Monge Mr. and Mrs. Randy Monroe Mrs. Anita Moore Mr. James Moore Ms. Janna Moore Dr. Mary Morash and Mr. George Morash Ms. Julianne Moreno Ms. Marjorie Morrow Kelli Morton-Tacal Mrs. Irene Motzer Movement for Life Physical Therapy Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mrozek Mullahey Ford Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Munch Ms. Debra Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Terry Murdock Ms. Lori Murphy Mr. George Murphy Murphy Home Loans Inc.

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Mr. David Murray Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Muscio Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nanning National Philanthropic Trust Naturipe Berry Growers Mrs. Elva Nava Ms. Karen Negri Mr. and Mrs. Bart Nelson Ms. Carolyn Nelson Mr. Dustin Nelson NexGen General Engineering Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nguyen Ms. Terra Nichols Mr. Ray Spencer and Mrs. Jo Anne Nishino Spencer Mr. and Mrs. OJ Noble Ms. Delia Noll Mr. and Mrs. James Norman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Norris Mr. and Mrs. George Novoa Nutrien Ag Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Steven Oblak Ocean Breeze Ag. Management LLC Ms. Elizabeth O’Donnell Ms. Vanessa Ogana Dr. and Mrs. Robert Okerblom Olive & Essence Photography Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oliver Ms. Michelle Oliver Olivera Properties LLC

n Mission Hope Cancer Center leaders smile with the CoastHills Nipomo team during the Day of Hope 2021 event.

n In October of 2021, InSPArations Salon and Spa’s 18th anniversary fundraiser raised $2,100 in support of local breast cancer patients in need.

Ms. Lori Olsen Ms. Rose O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Ciano Orca Orcutt Academy High School Organ & Sons Mechanical Inc. Mrs. Debbie Ormsby Mr. and Mrs. Javier Orozco Mr. Johnny Ortega Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ortega Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Ortega OSR Enterprises Inc. Ms. Elizabeth Ostapiuk Ms. Peggy Oswald Ms. Patricia O’Toole Outdoor Supply Hardware Outdoor Supply Hardware Santa Maria Mr. and Mrs. Marc Owens Mr. Jared Pace Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pachner Pacific Petroleum California Inc. Pacific Sun Growers Greenhouses Inc. Pacific-Western Foundation Mr. George Paes Mr. Reginald Pagaling Mrs. Millie Palomo Mr. and Mrs. Babubhai Panchal Mr. Philip Panos Mrs. Brenda Pardo-Hooley Ms. Nancy Parker Drs. Paul and Sherine Parker Mrs. Roberta Parsley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Parsons Mr. Matthew Pasetta, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pasquini, Jr. Pat’s Automotive Mr. and Mrs. Jay Patton

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Portlock Mrs. Hannah Powell Mrs. Delores Prater Premier Auto Body Ms. Kelly Price Public Health Institute Mr. Nicky Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Puerling Mrs. Tami Pybas Quality Matters Mr. Frederick Quigley and Mrs. Connie Centeno-Quigley R and B Services Martina S. Ramilo Ms. Lourdes Ramirez Mrs. Barbara Ramos Ms. Catherine Ramos Mrs. Vanessa Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rampenthal Mr. Keith Ramsey Rancho Bowl Rancho Harvest Inc. Rancho Maria Women’s Golf Club Rancho Nuevo Harvesting Inc. Randall Bros. Farming LLC Mrs. Karen Ransome Ms. Janice Raphael Mrs. Mary Rathbone Dr. and Mrs. Luke Rawlings Mrs. Sarah Rayburn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Razo Mr. and Mrs. Craig Reade Red Dog Management Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redman Mr. William Reed, Jr. Mr. Thomas Reedy Mr. and Mrs. Steven Reese Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reeves

Paul Carlotti Inc. Paul Lato Wines LLC Mrs. Anastacia Paulsey PC Mechanical Inc. Pea King Produce Inc. Ms. Dianne Pearson Ms. Sandra Pedersen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pelatt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pennington Ms. Linda Penny People for Leisure and Youth Inc. Ms. Anabel Pereyra Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Heber Perrett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peterson, Jr. PG&E Mr. Dennis Phillips Physicians for a Healthy California Mr. and Mrs. David Pickles Ms. Aimee Pierce Mr. Richard Piette Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Pineda Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pinheiro Plantel Nurseries Inc. Mrs. Sharlene Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Polley Ms. Joanne Poloni Ms. Stephanie Ponti Mrs. Teresita Ponticello Poor Richard’s Press Popolo Catering Mr. and Mrs. Clark Popp Barbara Porcher Mrs. Margaret Porreco Mrs. Carly Porter

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Mr. John Regalado and Mrs. Sandra Krewski Mrs. Vida Reid Mr. and Mrs. George Reilly Ms. Sheila Revelez Mr. and Mrs. Steve Reyburn Ms. Julia Reynosa Ms. Sandra Ricca Mr. and Mrs. Mark Richards Mr. and Mrs. David Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Richardson Ms. Sherald Richison Mr. and Mrs. Reese Riddiough Mrs. Jean Rife Mrs. Leslie Righetti Mr. and Mrs. Paul Righetti Righetti Farms LLC Mrs. Betty Rina Mr. and Mrs. Arnulfo Rios Mr. and Mrs. George Risher Mr. Frank Ritenour Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roberts Ms. Glenda Roberts Mr. Charles Robertson Dr. and Mrs. Scott Robertson Ms. Carrie Robinson Ms. Sharon Robinson Ms. Yvonne Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodriguez Mr. Herminio Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rodriguez Ms. Sabrina Rodriguez Ms. Valerie Roland Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Romano Mr. William Root, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Helio Rosa Ms. Alexandra Rosas

n Team Passion for Color sells newspapers on Main Street to support Mission Hope Cancer Center’s 2021 Day of Hope event.

n Mike and Yvonne Biely are cheered on by Mission Hope Cancer Center employees during the Day of Hope 2021 car parade.

Mrs. Helen Rose Rosemary Hancock Smurr Trust Mr. Frank Ross Mrs. Carol Rossi Christianson Rugged Race Products Rugged Radios Mrs. Luz Ruiz Mrs. Janice Ryberg Mrs. Phyllis Sabo Ms. Raquel Salazar Dr. and Mrs. Michael Sales Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Salinas Mr. and Mrs. Anthony San Juan San Lucas AG Service Ms. Martha Sanchez Mr. Ray Sanchez and Mrs. Lisa Thomas-Sanchez Mr. Francisco Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Sandoval, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sandow Santa Barbara Foundation Santa Clara Farms LLC Santa Maria Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Santa Maria Drywall Inc. Santa Maria Gastroenterology Medical Group Inc. Santa Maria Valley Crop Service Santa Maria Valley Physical Therapy Group Inc. Santa Maria Valley Railroad Santa Maria Valley YMCA Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Santana Mr. and Mrs. Richard Santos Mr. and Mrs. Vishaw Sarin Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sauer

Sisters of St. Francis of Penance and Christian Charity Mrs. Doris Skov Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Slimack Ms. Margaret Smiley Mr. Gary Smith Mrs. Shigeko Smith Mr. James Smith III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith Snow Construction Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Snyder Mr. and Mrs. William Sobczak SoCal Berry Growers LLC Mr. and Mrs. James Socia Song-Brown Family Physician Training Program Mr. Alfredo Soto Ms. Juanita Soto Mrs. Virginia Souza Mr. and Mrs. James Spallino Mr. John Spar Mr. Ronald Sponaugle Spoon and Sweep St. Mary of the Assumption School Ms. Jeanne Staben Stamoules Produce Company Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Stanford Starbucks State of California Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steigler, Jr. Ms. Katherine Stevens Steve’s Gardening Service Mrs. Nancy Stewart Mr. and Mrs. John Stiles Mr. Jim Stocking Mr. and Mrs. James Stollberg Mr. and Mrs. John-Paul Stornetta Ms. Alexandria Strong Dr. Kathleen Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. James Savoy Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schiber Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schmidt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Schneider Ms. Robin Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schobel Ms. Sharon Schulte Mr. Zale Schuster Schwab Charitable Fund Jo Anne Sciortino Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scoles Ms. Helen Scorsone See’s Candies Mrs. Joanna Segovia Segura Security Services Senior Living Resources Inc. Serritslev Norwine & Co CPAs, LLP Ms. Angélica Servin Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sexton Mrs. Marie Sexton Mrs. Koni Shaff Sharer Bros. Farming Ms. Claire Sheehy Mrs. Margaret Shigenaka Ms. Elizabeth Shurtleff Sientra Inc. Sierra Health Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Silva Ms. Patricia Silva Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silva Mrs. Noma Silveria Simply Clean Commercial Cleaning Mr. and Mrs. Steven Siri Sisters of St. Francis Sisters of St. Francis Mount Alverno

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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Summers Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sumner Sunrise Terrace Mobile Home Park Ms. Bernadette Supan Mr. and Mrs. Randall Sutter Mr. and Mrs. David Swann Mr. and Mrs. Michael Swann Mrs. Sue J. Sword Synopsys Foundation Mr. Benny Tabar Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tabar Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Talamantes Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Tamura Tate Electrical Inc. Ms. Jenalee Taylor Ms. Kathleen Telleria Mr. Ronald Tesdahl Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tewalt Thai Hut Restaurant Mrs. Nona Thayer The Berry Stop The Edwin and Jeanne Woods Family Foundation The Henry Mayo Newhall Foundation The John Grisetti 1998 Family Limited Partnership The Murphy Foundation The Swiss Bar The Teal Journey Ovarian Cancer Foundation Mr. Patrick Thompson Three Brothers Harvest Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Tinnin Mr. Mario Tognazzini Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tomilloso Tommie Kunst Junior High Ms. Louise Tonascia Ms. Catherine Torres Toyota Dealer Match Program

n In November of 2021, the Santa Maria Police Department raised $2,720 through “No Shave November” in support of patients at Mission Hope Cancer Center.

n Karissa Sanchez, cancer survivor and Day of Hope 2021 Ambassador, happily greets parade spectators as she leads the Day of Hope car parade. Toyota Santa Maria Mrs. Sherry Trade Mr. John Treur Dr. Marne Trevisano and Mr. John Campbell TriCal Inc. Mrs. Kathy Trimm Ms. Anna Trotter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Troup Mrs. Eileen Trujillo Trust Automation Inc. Tsl Consulting Engineers Inc. Twitchell and Rice, LLP Mrs. Michelle Tyczynski United Way of Santa Barbara County University of New Mexico V. Lopez Jr. & Sons General Eng. Cont. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Valente Mr. Charles Van De Veer

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Van Sant Mr. Ray Van Winkle Ms. Helen VanCamp Vanguard Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Garry Vanosdol Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vargas Mr. and Mrs. Meliton Vargas Vargas Landscape Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vasquez Ms. Jullie Vasquez Mr. Cesar Vega Ms. Marta Velasco Mr. and Mrs. William Veroski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Viadella Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vierra Ms. Kerry Villano Ms. Denise Villarete Mr. Alex Villavicencio Ms. Amelia Villegas Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vincent

n Day of Hope 2021 Ambassador Karissa Sanchez (right) visits Maggi Daane’s Day of Hope team in Santa Maria to cheer on their efforts. Ms. Violet Waizenegger Mrs. Geraldine Wall Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walz Mr. James Ward Mr. Vincent Ward Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Wardrip Ms. Vicki Warnock Mr. Robert Warren Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watson Weil Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weintraub Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weitz Mr. David Weitzel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wenger Mr. and Mrs. Jon Wesner Western Diagnostic Services Laboratory LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weston WestRock Company Mrs. Norma Whetstone White Seed Company Ms. Donna Widger Ms. Margaret Wielenga Mrs. Susan Wiener Ms. Katherine Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. David Wilke Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Will Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams Ms. Jacqueline Williams Mr. Keith Williams Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams Ms. Sharon Williams Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wilson Ms. Maria Wilson Dr. Elaine Yin and Mr. Michael Wilson Wilson & Co. Sotheby’s International Realty

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Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wingell Ms. Mary Winters Mr. and Mrs. John Withers Ms. Lori Wittman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wolting Ms. Sandra Woo Ms. Angelique Woodrich Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Woods, Jr. Ms. Francine Woods Mrs. Lynn Wooldridge Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Wright Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wright Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wu Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wurzer Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Wynne Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wyzlic Ms. Sharon Yamaguchi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yarnell Ms. Jessica Ybarra Mr. and Mrs. Francis Yetso, Sr. Ms. Janis York Mr. Jay Yost Dr. Michael Young Dr. and Mrs. Richard Zachrich Mr. Fabian Zaragoza Mr. Juan Zaragoza Mr. Christopher Zarate Mr. and Mrs. John Zarate, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Zemanovic Zen Dental Group Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zepeda Dr. Susan Ziemba Ms. Carolyn Zoll Ms. Susan Zubiate

n The Swiss Bar Camo Classic Golf Tournament took place on Saturday, June 26, 2021, at the Rancho Maria Golf Course. George and Ande Manos founded the golf tournament in memory of Sam Manos, the “BBQ King.” The 2021 golf tournament set a new record, raising more than $68,115 to support patients at Mission Hope Cancer Center. Above, George and Ande Manos are pictured with Jimmy Krouse (center).

n Mission Hope Cancer Center extends immense gratitude to Outdoor Supply Hardware leaders for their generous support of the Swiss Bar’s 2021 Camo Classic Golf Tournament.

Memorial and tribute gifts In times of sorrow, a gift in memoriam provides the opportunity to honor the passing of a friend or a loved one. In times of joy, a gift in celebration serves as a unique acknowledgment of a milestone, such as the birth of a baby, a birthday, an anniversary, or a special occasion in honor of a friend, relative, or colleague. The below memorial and tribute gifts were received between January 1, 2021, and December 31, 2021.

Gifts in memory In memory of William Adam, Jr. Mrs. Dena Adam Mrs. Georgiana Adam Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maring In memory of Garrett Adams Ms. Jeanne Staben In memory of Greta Lynn Agnitch Mr. and Mrs. Matt Agnitch In memory of Wayne Amack Mrs. Faye Amack In memory of Brooklyn Grace Arola Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pennington In memory of Mario Artiaga Anna Artiaga In memory of Mario Artiaga, Jr. Anna Artiaga In memory of Mary Artiaga Anna Artiaga In memory of Robbie Artiaga Anna Artiaga In memory of Kelly Ashlock Ms. Sharon Garrett In memory of Robert Baker Ms. Glenda Roberts Mr. Terence St. Marie In memory of Dorothy Bareford Mr. Larry Stevens and Mrs. Diane Alleman-Stevens

In memory of Reyna Barrios Ms. Veronica Aguilar

In memory of Doug Bentley Ms. Denise Villarete

In memory of Vardomiano Barrios Ms. Veronica Aguilar

In memory of Rex Bewley Mrs. Lorraine Bewley

In memory of Daniel Barrows Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones

In memory of Margaret Bond Mr. Laurence Lessing

In memory of Dorothy Bartel Mr. Bob Barnes and Mrs. Judith Bartel

In memory of James Boos Sister Virginia Boos, OSF

In memory of John Bartel Mr. Bob Barnes and Mrs. Judith Bartel In memory of Austin T. Bartoo Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Holley In memory of John and Mary Bass Mrs. Jacqueline Brunello In memory of Robert Bass Mrs. Jacqueline Brunello In memory of Maynard Beall Mrs. Carolyn Hicks In memory of David M. Bedard Ms. Mary Brinkerhoff In memory of Margaret Beebe, RN Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Mize Mr. and Mrs. David Swann In memory of Keith and Colleen Bennett Mr. and Mrs. George Risher

In memory of John and Veronica Boos Sister Virginia Boos, OSF In memory of Elise Bough Mr. and Mrs. Craig Reade In memory of Vera R. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. John Corrigan In memory of Helen “Fran” Frances Brannon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldiviez Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannon Mr. and Mrs. Mark Parsons In memory of Gladys and Tom Brannum Mr. Tim Brannum In memory of Judy Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sauer In memory of Alan Bridgeman Ms. Denise Villarete In memory of Lexi Brown Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lopez, Sr.

In memory of Garry Benson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Benson

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In memory of Fidenzio Bruno Brunello Mrs. Jacqueline Brunello In memory of James Buchert Mrs. Dena Adam Mrs. Carolyn Ball Diani Companies Diani and Ward Families Mrs. Marcia Ibsen Wilson & Co. Sotheby’s International Realty In memory of Nadine Buentiempo Ms. Laura Dias Mr. and Mrs. Fred Filipponi Mrs. Jean Henmi Ms. Kathleen Jones Mrs. Linda Lopez Corley Mr. Michael Lopez and Mrs. Sarah Moses Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ripoli Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schiber The John Grisetti 1998 Family Limited Partnership Ms. Louise Tonascia Mrs. Kathy Trimm Ms. Jacqueline Williams In memory of Patricia Calvin Natalie Guy In memory of Adelaido Campoverde Tsl Consulting Engineers Inc. In memory of Daniel Cano Ms. Catherine Torres

n The Berakah Foundation, a family foundation led by the Diani and Ward families, made a generous gift to name the chapel’s interior foyer at Marian Regional Medical Center in memory of their beloved mother and grandmother, Margaret Diani Paden. Above, the Diani and Ward families unveil Margaret Diani Paden’s plaque. In memory of Frances H. Caroni Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Corella

In memory of Jamie Cobb Feliz Mrs. Shirley Cobb

In memory of Joseph “Joe” Centeno Mrs. Dottie Lyons Mr. Frederick Quigley and Mrs. Connie Centeno-Quigley Mr. Ray Spencer and Mrs. Jo Anne Nishino Spencer

In memory of Grandma Cocks Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McEvoy

In memory of Tosca Cernokus Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lopez, Sr.

In memory of Walden A. Cooper Mrs. Yvonne Cooper

In memory of Robert Chatterton Mr. Jared Pace

In memory of Benito Cordero Ms. Maria Carlon

In memory of Richard Chenoweth Mrs. Sandra Chenoweth

In memory of Margarita Cordero Ms. Maria Carlon

In memory of Steven Clark Mrs. Kristy Clark

In memory of Dolores Cortez Mr. Vincent Cortez

In memory of Lauren Claxton Mrs. Joanna Segovia

In memory of Dick J. Cowger Mrs. Donna Cowger

In memory of Mrs. Tillie Claycamp Mrs. Dottie Lyons

In memory of Arlene Croome Mr. John McCulloch

In memory of James H. Cobb Mrs. Shirley Cobb

In memory of Terry Sawyer Cole Mrs. Gerri Jellison In memory of Ed Collins Mrs. Dottie Lyons

In memory of Amy Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gibilisco, Jr. In memory of Janet Davila, RN Mr. Joe Davila

In memory of John De La Montanya Mrs. Carol Rossi Christianson

In memory of Ada Guest Ellis and William F. Ellis, Sr. Mrs. Shirley Cobb

In memory of Anthony Defina Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steigler, Jr.

In memory of Seena Schelling Ellis Harrington Mrs. Shirley Cobb

In memory of Toni Defina Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steigler, Jr. In memory of Barbara Dellard Mr. Paul Dellard In memory of Patti Dickinson Mrs. Dottie Lyons In memory of Ernest Charles Disbrow Mrs. Cathy Disbrow In memory of W. and N. Donaldson Mrs. Barbara Ramos In memory of Carol Donati Mr. Fred Donati In memory of Maxine Douglas Ms. Sharon Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Van Sant In memory of Ann Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle

32 | You’re what humankindness is all about.

In memory of Eldora Enos Ms. Stella Camara Mrs. Mary Goulart In memory of James “Jim” Enos Ms. Stella Camara Mrs. Mary Goulart In memory of Carolee Eunion Mrs. Violet Waizenegger In memory of LeRoy Facciani AG Box Company In memory of Carl Fahlstrom Sister Pius Fahlstrom, OSF In memory of Marguerite Fahlstrom Sister Pius Fahlstrom, OSF In memory of Marcia Fast Mrs. Dottie Lyons In memory of Barbara Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. George Hamill

n Mission Hope Cancer Center’s next-door neighbor, Main Street Shell Gas Station Service, donated $1,900 for local breast cancer patients in need. In October 2021, owner Monica Brown and her Main Street Shell team hosted their annual Breast Cancer Awareness event, where one cent per gallon was donated, and several prize raffles were held.

n In October of 2021, the Santa Maria Police Department unveiled their pink camouflaged police cruiser, which attended many local community events to raise awareness of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and fundraise for Mission Hope Cancer Center.

n Bright Horizons’ Central Coast Children’s Center raised $670 in support of Day of Hope 2021.

n Employees of Community Bank of Santa Maria raised $4,500 in celebration of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and in memory of their late colleague Judy Zavala.

In memory of Gloria Flamm Mrs. Patricia LaChance

In memory of Helen Ginn Mr. Donald Ginn

In memory of Bridgit Guzzi Ms. Colleen Koczkur

In memory of Felicita Flores Ms. Veronica Aguilar

In memory of Marlene Ann Gnibus Mr. Robert Gnibus

In memory of Joseph Paul Haley Mr. Mark Haley

In memory of Victar Flores Ms. Veronica Aguilar In memory of Ed Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silva In memory of Michael J. France Mrs. Evalyn France In memory of Juana Frausto Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cambero In memory of Dora Lynn Fujinami Altrusa International of the Central Coast Inc. In memory of John Furman Ms. Catherine Alsup In memory of Mary and Frank Furman Ms. Catherine Alsup In memory of Antonio Galvan Mrs. Christina Martinez In memory of Gregory Gilchrist Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gilchrist

In memory of Carol Gracia Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gracia In memory of Marilyn Gracia Whisler Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gracia In memory of Louie G. Guerrero, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cuce Ms. Janet George Mr. and Mrs. Anthony San Juan Mrs. Susan Wiener In memory of Ronald “Ron” Guida Mrs. Dorothy Guida In memory of Ellen Marie Gundlach Ms. Jean Mackenzie In memory of Ricky Guthrie Chip and Katherine Guthrie

In memory of Marian Hancock Mr. and Mrs. John Gherini, Esq. In memory of Donald Harelson Ms. Jeanette Harelson In memory of Gwendolyn Harelson Ms. Jeanette Harelson In memory of Suzanne Harelson Ms. Jeanette Harelson In memory of William A. Hares Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannon Mrs. Dottie Lyons In memory of Oliver Lois Harris Ms. Dia Beachey In memory of Ian Hassett Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hassett In memory of Louise Healy Ms. Chris Curlee In memory of Marge and John Hearne Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hearne

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In memory of Charles Hebard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldiviez Home Motors Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silva In memory of Pat Hegbl Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Tamura In memory of Dixie Heinsohn Mr. Frank Heinsohn In memory of Robert Heinzler Mrs. Mildred Heinzler In memory of James “Jim” M. Herman Mr. and Mrs. James Socia In memory of Ryan Hernandez Ms. Elizabeth Ostapiuk In memory of Betty Ann M. Dorsey Herold Mrs. Shirley Cobb In memory of Mary and Bob Herrick Ms. Elizabeth Ostapiuk In memory of Sam Hines Mr. and Mrs. Steve McMillan

n Legion of Marian members (left to right) Angelica Gutierrez, Shannon Seifert, Lorena Chavez, and Jessa Brooks attend the winter giving society presentation featuring the need for Marian’s Hospice House project.

n Marian Foundation Honorary Board Member Sister Pius Fahlstrom, OSF (left), and Legion of Marian member Linda Redman at the spring society presentation featuring the need for Marian’s Surgical Services Expansion Project.

In memory of Karen Hollenbach Mrs. Barbara Karamitsos

In memory of Trudy Klein Mr. and Mrs. David Klein

In memory of Hazel and Stan Howerton Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hearne

In memory of Evert Koekebakker Mrs. Brigitte Koekebakker

In memory of William “Jerry” Lloyd Mrs. Donna Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scoles

In memory of Jesus Manriquez, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Manriquez

In memory of Richard A. Kois, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Denny

In memory of Clifford Loder Mrs. Margaret Loder

In memory of Maria Carmen Manriquez Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Manriquez

In memory of Jon Boswell Loken Mrs. Kazue Loken

In memory of Edith M. Markle Mr. Charles Markle

In memory of Dr. Robert L. Ibsen Mrs. Marcia Ibsen

In memory of Betty Kolding Mr. Joshua Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Mrs. Michelle Tyczynski

In memory of Lydia Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lopez, Sr.

In memory of Joanne Marmolejo Mr. Reggie Marmolejo

In memory of Paige Ikeda Mrs. Shelby Barza Mrs. Carly Porter

In memory of John and Julia Krisak Mrs. Margaret Loder

In memory of Lillian Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Lance Marshall

In memory of David Imwold Mrs. Nancy Imwold

In memory of Les Kvek Mrs. Barbara Kvek

In memory of Patricia Lopez Mrs. Tracy Keedy Mr. John Lopez Mrs. Millie Palomo

In memory of Art Jacqmin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McEvoy

In memory of Larry Lacks Mrs. Anastacia Paulsey

In memory of Kathy Lovell Mr. Barry Lovell

In memory of Leslie Maxwell Mrs. Shigeko Smith

In memory of Caroline Janney Mr. Ronald Janney

In memory of Patricia F. Ladd Mrs. Lucille McCraw

In memory of Jerry R. Luis Mrs. Delores Luis

In memory of Tomi McCulloch Mr. John McCulloch

In memory of Dave Jellison Mrs. Linda Dolley Mrs. Gerri Jellison

In memory of Grace and Gene Lambert Mrs. Marie Sexton

In memory of Francis “Kaye” Lyons Mrs. Dottie Lyons

In memory of John and Betty McEvoy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McEvoy

In memory of Allen L. Johnson Mrs. Diane Johnson

In memory of Elvia Landry Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Manriquez

In memory of Paul Madonia Dr. and Mrs. Richard Zachrich

In memory of Betty S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones

In memory of Fred Langham Mrs. Barbara Langham

In memory of Dr. John Karamitsos Mrs. Barbara Karamitsos

In memory of Loretta A. Lara Mr. Nickolas Lara, Sr.

In memory of Helen Makimoto Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kanzaki Ms. Trisha Makimoto

In memory of Julia and Albert Ibsen Mrs. Marcia Ibsen

In memory of Eugene Katt Mrs. Barbara Karamitsos In memory of Sam and Kenji Kawaguchi Mrs. Helen Kawaguchi In memory of Jack and Leona Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McEvoy In memory of Tom Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McEvoy In memory of Steven Kensrue Mrs. Christina Kensrue

In memory of Nickolas Lara, Jr. Mr. Nickolas Lara, Sr.

In memory of Clyde E. MacQuoid Mrs. Lynn MacQuoid

In memory of Richard Malmen Mrs. Dottie Lyons

In memory of Gregory “Greg” Dean Lewis Diani Companies Diani and Ward Families Dr. Susan Ziemba

In memory of Gloria Manci Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannon Mrs. Shirley Cobb

In memory of Mary Ann Lindsay Ms. Anne Glines

In memory of Alex Manriquez Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Manriquez The Swiss Bar

In memory of Leonard Lipinski Mrs. Mildred Heinzler

In memory of Sam Manos Randall Bros. Farming LLC

In memory of Guadalupe Manriquez Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Manriquez

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In memory of Abel Martinez Mrs. Antoinette Martinez

In memory of Morton McFatridge Mrs. Karen McFatridge In memory of Bobby R. McKee Mrs. Anita McKee In memory of June McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Steve McMillan In memory of Catherine Meisenzahl Mr. and Mrs. Jared Meisenzahl In memory of Margo Melgares Mrs. Dana Melgares In memory of Anne Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Daubert Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dewey Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Mrs. Judith Martin Mr. James Moore In memory of Chris Miller Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cosand In memory of Daniell Marie Miller Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Estrada Ms. Beverly Quaresma

n Legion of Marian members Tricia Bouquet (left) and Barbara Eggert at The Legion of Marian celebration held at Marian Regional Medical Center. In memory of Stanley Minami Mr. Ray Spencer and Mrs. Jo Anne Nishino Spencer In memory of Von Dean Mollenhauer Mrs. Karen Hettinga In memory of Thomas B. Moore Mrs. Anita Moore In memory of Donna Meek Morse Mrs. Shirley Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith In memory of John Morse Ms. Sharon Martino In memory of Barbara Murphy Mrs. Eileen Trujillo In memory of Edward J. Murray III Mrs. Barbara Ramos In memory of Dr. Harold Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Degasparis, Esq. In memory of Laurine and Uriel Nielson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Banducci In memory of Tara O’Connor Schmidt Mrs. Deborah Malone Ms. Erin Malone In memory of Lawrence Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wright In memory of Joseph and Jean Olivera Olivera Family Olivera Properties LLC In memory of Danny Ormsby Mrs. Debbie Ormsby In memory of Margaret Diani Paden Berakah Foundation In memory of Gertrude Paes Mr. George Paes

n Jim Gadsby drops off a handful of gas cards at Mission Hope Cancer Center for patients in need.

n Legion of Marian members Hala Adam and Lisa Wesner at the winter giving society presentation in December of 2021.

In memory of Francis Pardo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldiviez

In memory of John R. Ransome Mrs. Karen Ransome

In memory of Shirley Parish Mrs. Barbara Ramos

In memory of James Scott Raphael Ms. Janice Raphael

In memory of Sandra “Sandie” C. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannon

In memory of Norma Schuermann Mrs. Carolyn Hicks In memory of Rosalie Segovia Mrs. Joanna Segovia

In memory of Dana Rawlings Dr. and Mrs. Luke Rawlings

In memory of Robert S. Seski Mrs. Barbara Karamitsos

In memory of Al Partida Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schiber

In memory of Gina Rea Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannon

In memory of Vinay Vikram Sethi Dr. and Mrs. Muthiyaliah Babu

In memory of Debbie Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wolting

In memory of Jeremy Redford Ms. Nancy Hight

In memory of William Shwiner Mrs. Margaret Loder

In memory of Elsie Pereira Mrs. Diane Johnson

In memory of Dr. Elena Regala Mrs. Dottie Lyons Mr. Frederick Quigley and Mrs. Connie Centeno-Quigley

In memory of Craig Silva Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dolan

In memory of Rebecca and Michael Richman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pennington

In memory of Vickie Silva Mr. David Murray

In memory of Sadie Pirrello Dr. and Mrs. Richard Zachrich In memory of Sam Pirrello Dr. and Mrs. Richard Zachrich In memory of Edwin ‘Ed’ Plunkett Mrs. Sharlene Plunkett In memory of Fred Porreco Mrs. Margaret Porreco In memory of Evelyn Portman Mrs. Dottie Lyons In memory of Jay “Jimmy” Powell Mrs. Hannah Powell In memory of Joseph Prandini Mrs. Maureen Mahoney In memory of David L. Prater Mrs. Delores E. Prater In memory of Charles Pritchett Diani Companies Diani and Ward Families Mr. and Mrs. James Donati Ms. Kathleen Jones In memory of the Ramos Celia Family Mrs. Barbara Ramos

In memory of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ricks Mrs. Marcia Ibsen In memory of Joseph Rina Mrs. Betty Rina In memory of Ganovefa Rodrigues Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silva In memory of Marcia Ross Mrs. Ellen Beck Mrs. Diane Cutler Ms. Linda Donelson Ms. Joanne Gratiot Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Halasz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Will In memory of Lois Rust Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silva In memory of Abel Salazar Ms. Lori Murphy In memory of Raymundo Santos Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Salinas

In memory of Lisa Rampenthal Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wobrock

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In memory of Helen Silva Ms. Kathleen Jones

In memory of James “Jim” Skidmore Mrs. Dottie Lyons In memory of Martin Skov Mrs. Doris Skov In memory of John Smart Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davis In memory of Alex Smith Mrs. Shigeko Smith In memory of Charlene Smith Mrs. Shigeko Smith In memory of David Smith Mrs. Shigeko Smith In memory of Sophie Smith Ms. Carolyn Levin In memory of Dadi Souza Mr. Bob Barnes and Mrs. Judith Bartel In memory of Irving Souza Mr. Bob Barnes and Mrs. Judith Bartel In memory of Nancy Sponaugle Mr. Ronald Sponaugle

n Marian Regional Medical Center Critical Care Unit staff enjoy items from the Gratitude Cart which was donated by the Klein family. The Klein family’s meaningful gift is a beautiful testament to the incredible nurses, physicians, and numerous staff members who went above and beyond to care for the late Trudy Klein during her final phase of life. In memory of Bea Steigler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steigler, Jr. In memory of Joseph “Joe” Steigler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steigler, Jr. In memory of Kent Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dolan Ms. Patricia Silva In memory of Tim Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Jan Appel In memory of Barbara Stocking Ms. Claire Sheehy In memory of Sue J. Sword A to Z Club Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannon Mrs. Shirley Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ferini Mr. and Mrs. John Gherini, Esq. Mr. Rob Himoto Mrs. Dottie Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Razo Santa Maria Valley Railroad In memory of Judy Tani Mrs. Georgiana Adam Mr. and Mrs. Kris Batlowski Beachside Produce LLC Mr. and Mrs. Alan Brunell Ms. Dorothy Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Polley Mrs. Barbara Ramos In memory of Rebecca “Becky” Taylor Ms. Teresa Heick Ms. Pamela Hubbard

n In spring 2021, Sierra Banks, a representative of the National Honor Society at Orcutt Academy High School, donates many stuffed animals and handwritten notes for Marian’s pediatric patients.

In memory of Roger A. Wheelock Mrs. Joanna Segovia

In memory of Henry and Mary Telleria Ms. Kathleen Telleria

In memory of Gertrude and Eugene Villegas Ms. Amelia Villegas

In memory of Susan Thompson Mr. Patrick Thompson

In memory of Richard C. Wall Mrs. Geraldine Wall

In memory of Bernice Tomes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Viadella

In memory of Alan Weatherford Ms. Stephanie Bain Mr. Lee Burgunder Ms. Jessica Huang Mrs. Sarah Rayburn

In memory of Jim Woodard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannon

In memory of Jerry Don Weatherly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams

In memory of Elizabeth Yotoff Mrs. Mildred Heinzler

In memory of Terry Torres Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldiviez In memory of Robert True Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duarte In memory of Mildred “Fran” Tully Mrs. Lori Roemmich In memory of Helen Varney Mrs. Margaret Loder In memory of Roberto Vega Rosales Mr. Cesar Vega In memory of Katherine “Kathy” C. Veglia Mr. and Mrs. Fred Filipponi In memory of Alice Viadella Mr. and Mrs. Robert Viadella In memory of Joy Vichier Mr. and Mrs. Ron Loscalzo

In memory of James R. Weaver Mr. Mark Dick Mr. and Mrs. George Hamill Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hemstreet Mrs. Brenda Martin Ms. Julianne Moreno Mr. and Mrs. Robert Polley Mrs. Helen Rose Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Stanford Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vasquez Mrs. Lorna Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wenger Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Wright Ms. Janis York

In memory of Norma Jean Whetstone Mrs. Vida Reid

In memory of Tom Wooldridge Mrs. Lynn Wooldridge

In memory of Russell Young III Mr. Donald Ginn In memory of Lavone Zachrich Dr. and Mrs. Richard Zachrich In memory of Joseph F. Ziemba, MD Dr. Susan Ziemba In memory of Marjorie Ziemba Dr. Susan Ziemba In memory of Robert “Bob” Ziemba Dr. Susan Ziemba In memory of Mary M. Zoll Ms. Carolyn Zoll

In memory of John “Punky” Villa Mr. and Mrs. Craig Reade

In memory of Astra “Toni” Weitzel Mr. David Weitzel

In memory of Benjamin Villanueva Mr. and Mrs. Meliton Vargas

In memory of Gloria Werner Ms. Karin Groteluschen

Gifts in honor

In memory of Joan Wheelock Mrs. Joanna Segovia

In honor of Sharon Beatty Mr. Jim Carpenter

In memory of all friends and relatives who have lost to cancer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cordero

36 | Today, and every day, we are grateful for those who work together creating a healthier future for all.

n To memorialize the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts on local health care, Marian commissioned Kathleen McKinnon, a local mixedmedia paper designer, to gather submissions from Marian staff and create an art installation. In celebration of National Nurses Day, the unique artwork was presented to hospital staff, and a blessing ceremony was performed. At the heart of the piece is a poem written by Critical Care Unit registered nurse Chad Payne. Above, Chad reads his poem at the mural’s blessing ceremony. In honor of Ellen Beck Ms. Colleen Beck In honor of Holly Benton Ms. Melanie Davis In honor of Dr. Samir Bhatt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Viadella In honor of Bren Neil Bouza Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bouza In honor of Louis Chenault Mrs. Dottie Lyons In honor of George and Gaylen Clark Ms. Leah Kawahara In honor of Cruzin’ for Life Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Alvarado CoastHills Community Foundation Pacific Petroleum California Inc. Mrs. Teresita Ponticello In honor of Jennifer Curtie Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brickey In honor of Gina Danley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Estrada In honor of Joan Edwards Ms. Leah Kawahara In honor of Anita Federman Mr. and Mrs. James Ensminger III In honor of Elaine Hayes Mrs. Dottie Lyons In honor of Crystal Rose Huitron Naturipe Berry Growers

n Santa Maria Police Department Patrol Sergeant Herminio Rodriguez signs the jumbo check to commemorate the department’s $2,720 donation to Mission Hope Cancer Center in celebration of “No Shave November.”

In honor of Infusion Room Nurses Mrs. Karen McFatridge In honor of Phoebe Jaeckels Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Ortega In honor of Misty Lackie Mr. Patrick Thompson In honor of Marian Cancer Care Staff Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schobel In honor of Marian Regional Medical Center Staff Dr. Elaine K. Yin and Mr. Michael Wilson In honor of Joe Pacino Mr. Dustin Nelson In honor of Hannah Powell Ms. Sharon Garrett In honor of Karissa Sanchez Ms. Shemika Allen In honor of Eloise Sandoval Mr. Lorenzo Sandoval, Jr. In honor of Barbara Stocking Ms. Claire Sheehy In honor of Mary Ellen Taschler Mrs. Jeannette Wynne In honor of Becky Fulton Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones In honor of Taryn Timothy Mr. Pete Bozanich In honor of Alan Weatherford Dr. Janice Carr

n Legion of Marian members Gina Gluyas, Janeen Wesner, and Samatha Stollberg (left to right) came together for a photo during The Legion of Marian’s celebration at Marian Regional Medical Center.

In honor of Tayna Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jones, Jr. In honor of Dona JoAnn Wyzlic Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wyzlic In honor of all Breast Cancer Warriors Ms. Valerie Roland In honor of K-9 Officer S. Rios Mr. Kevin Beck In honor of my sisters Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mrozek In honor of U.S. Military Veterans Mr. Anthony Compagno

Gifts in recognition In recognition of caregiver Lauren Abeloe, RN Mrs. Charlene Abeloe In recognition of caregiver Lisa M. Abeloe, RN Mrs. Charlene Abeloe In recognition of caregiver Marissa Adams Mr. and Mrs. Terry Murdock In recognition of caregiver Rashel Armenta, RN Mr. and Mrs. Ciano Orca In recognition of caregiver Dr. Keith Ayrons Ms. Elizabeth O’Donnell In recognition of caregiver Jessica Beck Mr. and Mrs. Terry Murdock

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In recognition of caregiver Katherine Carlos, RN Mr. and Mrs. Samir Fadel In recognition of caregiver Dr. Robert A. Dichmann Ms. Jane Alfaro Mr. and Mrs. Terry Murdock Mrs. Joanna Segovia In recognition of caregiver Ali Fierro Lopez, RN Mr. and Mrs. Ciano Orca In recognition of caregiver Elvira Figueroa Ms. Sheila Revelez In recognition of caregiver Kara Flick, RN Mr. Eric Daniels In recognition of caregiver Katherine Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schobel In recognition of caregiver Ashley Hahn Ms. Sheila Revelez In recognition of caregiver Barbara Jorge Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gracia In recognition of caregiver Dr. Case Ketting Dr. Mary Morash and Mr. George Morash In recognition of caregiver Melinda MacLean, RN Dr. Jon MacLean

n Medical Oncologist Robert Dichmann, MD, alongside Medical Assistant Graciela Ambrosio, was honored during a Guardian Angel pinning ceremony for the exceptional care he provided.

n Critical Care Unit Medical Director Zacharia Reagle, DO, was recognized for being a “Guardian Angel,” as a community member made a donation in Dr. Reagle’s honor for the outstanding care he provided.

n Dignity Health Hospice Bereavement Counselor Max Boveri (center) was honored in front of his peers with a surprise “Guardian Angel” pinning ceremony following a special donation made in Max’s honor by a community member who is grateful for his services.

n Marian Regional Medical Center ECMO Program physicians (left to right) Baljinder Sidhu, MD, Barry Feldman, MD, Paul Perry, MD, Zacharia Reagle, DO, and Robert Hinds, DO.

In recognition of caregiver Chris Magana Mr. Paul Lesage

In recognition of caregiver Dr. Jeffrey K. Wu Mrs. Ellen Beck

In recognition of the caregivers in the Emergency Department Mrs. Karen Everson

In recognition of caregiver Susana Navarro Mr. and Mrs. John Zemanovic

In recognition of caregiver Dr. Mark Ziemba Dr. Mary Morash and Mr. George Morash

In recognition of caregiver Patsy, Hospice nurse Ms. Sharon Garrett

In recognition of caregiver Sherri S. Peña, RN Pacific Sun Growers Greenhouses Inc. In recognition of caregiver Dr. Dustin Stevenson Dr. Mary Morash and Mr. George Morash

In recognition of caregivers Cardiac Rehab Mr. John McCulloch In recognition of caregivers caring for patients with COVID-19 Ms. Kathleen McConnell In recognition of caregiver Christina, Radiology Department Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brunel

In recognition of caregiver Janet Ms. Elizabeth O’Donnell In recognition of caregivers Marian’s Care Team Mr. Michael Colvin In recognition of MHCC patient transportation services Mr. Paul Lesage

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In recognition of Mission Hope Cancer Center staff Dr. Mary Morash and Mr. George Morash In recognition of the nurses who care for chemo patients Mr. and Mrs. Richard Santana In recognition of the surgical department’s doctors, nurses and care team Ms. Rosita Capatan In recognition of caregivers Ms. Lucia Outten Mr. Robert Warren

Thank you to our Board of Directors for Fiscal Year 2022 Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation Board of Directors

Hospital Community Board of Directors

Mario Juarez, Esq., Chair Tim Ritchie, Vice Chair Dhagash Joshi, MD Secretary / Treasurer

Health Services of the Pacific Central Coast Board of Directors

Pacific Central Coast Health Centers Board of Directors

Kevin Ferguson, MD Vice Chair

Jo Ann Costa, Chair

Judy Frost, Chair

Rob Buchanan, Vice Chair

Jason M. Diani, Secretary

Ijeoma Ofiaeli, MD Secretary / Treasurer

Kevin Ferguson, MD Vice Chair

Michael Bouquet, Chair

Joseph Will Immediate Past Chair

David Merlo Secretary / Treasurer

Christina H. Slimack Immediate Past Chair

Phil Alvarado

Ann Marsalek, RN, Ret. Immediate Past Chair

George J. Adam

Carolyn Baldiviez, DDS

Brian Desmond, MD

Sister Jeanne Rollins, OSF

Willard Chung, MD

Michael Cash

Peter Garcia, MD

Ke Ping Tsao, MD

Scott Coe

Lorena Chavez

Robert Dichmann, MD

Holly Edds, Ed.D.

Terry Dworaczyk, MS, CFP, CLTC

Sister Pius Fahlstrom, OSF

Robert McGraw, MD Medical Director, Plaza Surgery Center

Sister Pius Fahlstrom, OSF, Honorary

Hon. Rogelio Flores, Ret.

Sister Margaret Keeler, OSF

Michael Galloway, CPA

Kathleen Sullivan, PhD RN, Vice President Post-Acute Care / Health Services Operations

Scott Robertson, MD President & CEO Pacific Central Coast Health Centers

Sister Michele Mangan, OSF

Sue Andersen, President & CEO

Jessica Manriquez Samuel Miller IV, DO George M. Murphy Alice Patino, Honorary Silvia Sun, Esq. Sue Andersen, President & CEO Jessa A. Brooks Vice President of Philanthropy Brett Lebed, MD President of Medical Staff Matt Richardson Vice President & Service Area Chief Financial Officer

Jacqueline Frederick, Esq.

Alejandra Chavez

Tom Martinez Juan Reynoso, MD Kathy Tompkins Kevin G. Walthers, PhD Elaine Yin, MD Jennifer Leininger Chair, Arroyo Grande Community Hospital Foundation Board

The Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation was established in 1982 to secure philanthropic support for Marian and the health care mission of the Sisters of St. Francis of Penance and Christian Charity.

Mario Juarez, Esq. Chair, Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation Board Sue Andersen, President & CEO Brett Lebed, MD President of Medical Staff 39 | Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation

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