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2013Report to the Community

Your Family’sCare

Our Family’s

Missionøø

A Message from the

Executive Director

Contents

Families play many roles in our daily lives. Whether traditional, extended, or blended, family can be a place where many find stability and security. Family also is a place where its members’ dreams can be shared, supported and launched.

The end of 2013 marked the beginning of a new family—The ThedaCare Family of Foundations, Inc. Our new familyis comprised of seven already established member Foundations, including the Appleton Medical Center Foundation, Community Hospice Foundation, and the Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation. You are invited to read more about our new family on page 21. Once again, we believe that combining the stories of these three Foundations in one report is a prudent use of financial, environmental and staff resources.

This 2013 Report to the Community highlights the many ways you have helped us touch the lives of patients and families at a time of vital need. Collectively, generous donors helped us provide the gift of stability in supporting a home-like environment at the Appleton Medical Center Guest House. Contributions helped us bring a sense of security for families heading toward an uncharted, personal journey through hospice. And the community supported clinical education so our nursing team could be even more responsive to patients’ hopes and dreams. Your family’s care. Our family’s mission.

As the healthcare landscape is altered by changes in insurance plans and government initiatives,we promise to remain true to our commitment by helping families in this community maintain their health, return quickly to good health in the event of injury or illness, or to make a peaceful, dignified transition at the end of life.

We do this work together. Thank you for supporting our family so that we can support yours.

Sincerely,

2 Message from the Executive Director3 Our Family’s Story

Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation12 Directors & Staff | Your Gift in Action13 Impact Grants14 Additional Grants | Financial Overview15 Donor List | Scholarships

Appleton Medical Center Foundation4 Directors & Staff | Your Gift in Action5 Impact Grants6 Additional Grants | Financial Overview7 Donor List | Scholarships

Events16 High Flyin’ Golf Outing17 Laughter is the Best Medicine18 Light Up The Night19 P.A.R.T.Y. @ the P.A.C.

Community Hospice Foundation8 Directors & Staff | Your Gift in Action9 Impact Grants10 Additional Grants11 Donor List | Financial Overview

20 Our Family’s Story continued21 Welcome to the Family of Foundations, Inc.22 Ways To Give23 The Promise Circle

2 2013 Report to the Community

Michael Frohna, CFREExecutive Director

Appleton Medical Center Foundation

Community Hospice Foundation

Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation

“In every conceivable

manner, the family is

link to our past,

bridge to our future.”— Alex Haley, author of Roots

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Your Family’sCare Our Family’sMission

At age 65, Barb Kromholz and her family have been a part of the ThedaCare family for 29 years. They moved in right down the street from Appleton Medical Center (AMC), where Barb and her husband Steve raised a daughter and a son. Their new neighbor recommended a ThedaCare family physician.

“The doctors at ThedaCare are cutting edge, but that’s not

what makes them special. I never felt like I was a number.

There was always a ‘caring’ that went along with it.

It’s those extra things that make these doctors extraordinary.”

— Barb Kromholz, part of the ThedaCare family for 29 years

Like most families, the Kromholz clan made their share of visits to the Emergency Department over the years, with a particularly memorable run to Theda Clark Medical Center when their son Jay broke his collarbone.

Steve also required emergency attention when their new puppy scratched his cornea. He also had a more serious trip to the ER, as well as follow up care at the Heart Institute at AMC, when they suspected a heart attack. In the end, he was fine after actually suffering a panic attack.

Barb herself had joint replacement surgery at AMC and years later joint fusion surgery at Theda Clark Medical Center.

(cont. on page 20)

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Photo by “Portraits of Love Program” partner, Debbie Daanen Photography

Appleton Medical Center Foundation StaffSylvia Adessa, Project AssistantMichael Frohna, CFRE Executive Director, PhilanthropyNikki Knight, Executive SecretaryShane Kohl, Regional Development Director - Impact & Planned GiftsKara Muchow, Regional Development Director - Leadership & Impact GiftsKatie Ornstein, Development AssistantCindy Stuedemann, Development AssistantAmanda Williams, Regional Coordinator - Annual Giving & StewardshipDiane Zempel, Development Services Assistant


Directors Staff&

Your Gift

in Action

PresidentDean V. High

Vice PresidentWalter Rugland

TreasurerJeff Riester

SecretaryClark Boren, Jr., M.D.

Board of DirectorsDavid Anderla, M.D.Joyce BytofSteve DungarMichael Frohna, CFREJay FulkersonJeff HunterTim OlsonMichael Ray, M.D. Ph.D.Pastor Alan SchaffmeyerPeter Schubbe, D.C.Cyril Walsh, M.D.

Directors EmeritusOscar C. BoldtRichard CalderPaula C. ChandlerC. Raymond DurkeeJames Wilson

“Being raised in a small town, the community was more like extended family. One of the joys of serving on the AMC Foundation Board of Directorsis that it allows me to see the way this community supports and cares for each other like family on a regular basis. We all want to improve upon our

community’s health and access to quality care. As a director, I repeatedly see Foundation grants make an impact. These grants are only possiblebecause of generous donors like you! I am humbled by your continued support, and I thank you for being a part of our extended healthcare family.”

— Dean V. High, Board President, Appleton Medical Center Foundation

Beautiful Inside and OutThedaCare Cancer Care cosmetologist Lisa Kellnhauser receives multiple thank you notes every year for helping those who lose their hair from chemotherapy. The following is justone example:

Dear Lisa,THANK YOU – for your time, for your caring, for your sharing with people you don’t even know,for giving so freely!! It means so much to people like me that have NO say in the matter!

I found myself dreaming of my hair every night, and it was not pretty. I went to talk to someone because it had been falling out for some time now. It is a good thing that I have thick hair! It won’t be long and I will have no hair.

The hats, scarves, wig and service that [High Hopes Salon] can provide for us is great! I do not dream about my hair anymore. I know that I will be fine and look good now because of the things that you have given to me!

I want to thank you for your kindness and for everything that you provide for us so that we are able to feel good about ourselves!

Thanks,Amy

477Beautiful PatientsCosmetologist Lisa Kellnhauser met with 477 patients at the High Hopes Salon in 2013, an increase of more than 20 percent! A grant to update the salon and move it to a more private location within the Martha Siekman Cancer Center at AMC has helped raise awareness and given more patients the courage to use this supportive service.

GrantsAMC Foundation

iPads for Patient Education—CardiologyIt is crucial for patients and families to understand their cardiac condition, to know what tests are being ordered and why, and to be prepared for any necessary procedures and subsequent recovery. However, physicians have limited time with each patient to answer questions and adequately explain at a level the patient can understand.

In recognition of this issue, the American College of Cardiology created a patient education application—an app—that uses video to show exactly what happens in a variety of different exams and procedures. The video tutorials are interactive and easy to understand.

The AMC Foundation provided a $15,000 grant to purchase iPads for improved patient education at the Heart Institute at AMC. While the iPad apps aren’t intended to replace the conversations our physicians have with their cardiology patients, providers report that this feature has significantly enhanced our patients’ comfort level by allowing them to explore their condition in more depth at a slower pace.

Through your generosity, this project was funded by donationsdesignated for cardiac care.

AMC Guest House Renovation & UpgradeHome is where your family is. The AMC Guest House provides temporary housing for families of patients receiving care at Appleton Medical Center, particularly patients who are in critical condition with family who don’t live nearby. The AMC Guest House can also provide housing for patients who live more than 30 miles from the Martha Siekman Cancer Center and need to receive care daily during active treatment.

With the help of a $29,000 grant from the Appleton Medical Center Foundation, the Guest House was able to complete much-needed renovations, including carpeting throughout the house, updated appliances, new furniture and bedding, additional kitchen supplies, and televisions in all four bedrooms.

Through your generosity, this project was funded by proceedsfrom the Laughter is the Best Medicine event.

Lung Cancer Screening—Research ProjectLung cancer has a deservedly bad reputation. The second most diagnosed cancer in both men and women, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States and throughout the world. In fact, more people die of lung cancer each year than from colon, breast, and prostate cancers combined. One of the biggest issues with lung cancer survival is that it rarely causes any symptoms until the very late stages,once treatment options dwindle toproviding comfort.

The ThedaCare Cancer Care program received a $50,000 grant from Appleton Medical Center Foundation to pursue a unique and creative approach to detecting lung cancer at an earlier stage. Radiologist Anthony Eclevea, M.D., and vascular medicine internist Glenn Huth, M.D., will research the efficacy of imaging a larger view during chest CTs conducted for other clinical reasons. By “over reading” a chest CT for a coronary artery calcium score, patients can be screened for lung cancer in its early stages without exposing patients to any additional radiation.

The research includes capturing a larger image, modifying the radiologic interpretation process, and collecting certain additional demographic information for 1,000 patients to provide a statistically relevant and comprehensive database for comparison. Initial results of the first 750 subjects indicate that 185, or 25 percent, have been recommended for follow-up studies.

Through your generosity, this project was funded by donationsdesignated for cancer care.

Thanks to the support of our generous donors, Appleton Medical Center Foundation is able to award grants

each year to purchase equipment, establish new programs or procedures, and improve the overall health

of our local community…our family. Here is a sampling of the grants awarded in 2013:

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132,889Patients

Nearly 133,000 people were admitted for

treatment at Appleton Medical Center in 2013. That’s roughly twice as many people as can fit inside Lambeau Field.

43,933Hours

AMC volunteers logged nearly 44,000 hours of service in 2013, saving

the hospital almost$1 million.*

*Calculated using the “value of volunteer time” established by

independentsector.org.

6 2013 Report to the Community 1 Unaudited. Once the annual audit is complete, we will repost financial data online at www.AMCFoundation.org.

GrantsAMC Foundation

Financial Overview1

AMC Foundation 2013

A sampling of additional grants funded in 2013 includes:

Build-a-Bear Voice RecordingsA patient diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer was able to record voice messages to each of her 10 grandchildren that were inserted in personalized Build-a-Bears. She gave the stuffed animals to her grandchildren as Christmas gifts to provide a lasting memory.

National Cancer Survivors Day CelebrationThedaCare Cancer Care sent cards to celebrate survival to former patients and supported healthy living through activities during the week leading up to the national day of celebration. Daily giveaways, drawings for gift baskets, a healthy cooking class, and other events helped us reach more than 1,500 local cancer survivors.

Continuing Education for Cancer CareBehavioral Health CounselorsTwo therapists who work exclusively with ThedaCare cancer patients were able to attend the American Psychological Oncology Conference. The conference is uniquely designed to improve the translation of research to practice in psychosocial oncology. As a result of what they learned at the conference, our therapists createda new group program called Living Fully to support both patients and caregivers.

The overall financial picture for the Appleton Medical Center Foundation is strong. The generosity of our charitable sponsorsand individual donors once again contributed to our financial stability. And thanks to the successful recovery of our

investment portfolio, net assets grew by more than 10 percent this year. This growth and stability enabled the AMC Foundationto grant nearly $750,000 this year in support of improved health for area families and local communities.

This number represents the funds raised by Appleton Medical Center Foundation through new contributions. This number does

not reflect pledge payments on any capital campaigns.

Our professionally managed investment portfolio continues to

make significant gains, successfully recovering from losses experienced

during the global economic recession in 2011.

The Foundation’s Board of Directors uses approximately five percent of the total unrestricted assets to fund programs, new equipment, and initiatives outside of capital

campaigns each year.

* These numbers reflect the total amount actually paid out in each respective year.

The Appleton Medical Center Foundation was able to improve

our net assets thanks to a strongermarket providing interest on

investments in 2013 and through the commitment of our generous

donors, as well as responsible fiscal management of available funds.

Total Gift RevenueInvestment

Grants / (Losses)Grants and

Community Support Net Assets

Thank you for your support!

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n 2013: $403,940n 2012: $1,087,596

n 2013: $2,006,037n 2012: $1,074,674

n 2013: $739,950*n 2012: $143,938*

n 2013: $13,238,157n 2012: $12,003,768

485Volunteers

AMC’s 485 volunteers supported 39 different departments throughout the hospital.


Donors2013

Anonymous (1)Appleton Cardiology AssociatesAppleton Medical Center Emergency Physician GroupAppleton Medical Center VolunteersAppvion, Inc.Francis A. Ariens Charitable Remainder Unitrust+Associated BankAvalyn Bernhard Trust+Robert W. Baird & CompanyThe BarMr. F. John Barlow+Dr. & Mrs. Mark H. BeardW. Theodore Bernhard EstateThe Boldt CompanyBoldt Family FundO.C. & Pat BoldtRenee & Tom BoldtClark H. Boren, Jr.Mr. Carl R. Braeger Estate+The Business BankDr. & Mrs. William W. ChandlerMr. & Mrs. Rudy Cherkasky

Regina Doell+C. Raymond & Mary R. DurkeeFrank H. Gabriel+Claire L. Gehin Estate+Mrs. Mary Golz+Mr. & Mrs. F. James GristDean & Pam GrunerJoan Hartwig Estate+Hartwig Family Foundation, Inc.Florence & Frank HeckrodtDean V. & Patricia+ A. HighIllinois Tool Works FoundationInfant Welfare Circle of the King’s DaughtersDon & Betty JabasLida Jamison Estate+Kimberly Clark CorporationKenneth & Helen Krueger Estate+Helen McGrath Estate+Glenn McIlroy Estate+Menasha Corporation FoundationMielke Family Foundation, Inc.Dr. & Mrs. John E. MielkeMrs. Elizabeth Miller+Mr. & Mrs. V.I. Minahan+

Lola Noyes+John & Sandy NussbaumMr. & Mrs. Douglas OgilvieDr. Anthony W. PhillipsMs. Betty J. Pitt+Mrs. Hazel R. Pope Estate+Lois Jean Rusch Family Trust+Mr. & Mrs. Burnell SchubbeSeifert FamilyMr. William A. Siekman+Catherine C. Spence+Earl & Irene Stecker Estate+John G. Strange Estate+Mary Alsted Strange+Drs. John & Suzanne SwansonJoseph Thomas Estate+Thrivent Financial for LutheransTweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. UnderhillVan Hoof Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. Clarence E. WallaceWells Fargo Insurance ServicesMr. & Mrs. Hans C. Wurster

The success of Appleton Medical Center Foundation (AMCF) is really the direct result of your kindness, generosity

and support. Put simply, this work wouldn’t be possible without donations like yours. Every penny of every gift—big or

small—makes a difference. The Impact Donors listed here have cumulative gifts of $25,000 or more since the inception

of the Foundation. For a complete list of all those who made a monetary contribution to AMCF in 2013, please visit

www.AMCFoundation.org or scan the QR code shown to the left. This truly is a community effort! Thank you all.

+ Deceased.

Thank You!

ScholarshipsAMC Foundation

Each year, Appleton Medical Center Foundation awards scholarships to local students pursuing a nursing degree and current nurses wishing to further their education. Congratulations to the 2013 recipients:

To the family of Jayme Reetz,I just wanted to send a HUGE thank you for providing a scholarship this year. It has truly enabled me to focus on my studies and allowed me peace of mind this semester.I feel blessed to have been given this opportunity and words cannot express my appreciation! I have found my passion in the world of nursing and I look forward to my future career as a nurse practitioner.

Thanks again,Krystal Hansen

Krystal HansenThe Jayme Reetz

Nursing Scholarship$1,000

Alyssa Pratt The Sharon &

William StanlikNursing Scholarship

$1,000

Nicole RzepkaThe Sarah Schmitt



Directors Staff&

PresidentJohn Keller

Vice PresidentJohn Larson

TreasurerScott Andersen

Board of DirectorsKim BeiserChristine CornellJeff DrakeMichael Frohna, CFREPam GrunerJulie Heiner

Community Hospice Foundation StaffSylvia Adessa, Project AssistantMichael Frohna, CFRE Executive Director, PhilanthropyNikki Knight, Executive SecretaryShane Kohl, Regional Development Director - Impact & Planned GiftsKara Muchow, Regional Development Director - Leadership & Impact GiftsKatie Ornstein, Development AssistantCindy Stuedemann, Development AssistantAmanda Williams, Regional Coordinator - Annual Giving & StewardshipDiane Zempel, Development Services Assistant

“Hospice care is all about treating patients like family so you don’t have to turn your family into caregivers.

Your donations make it possible for patients to live fully with joy and purpose as they face their end of life.”

— John Keller, Board President, Community Hospice Foundation

Your Gift in

Action

1,325 FamiliesDid you know hospice care is on the rise? ThedaCare served 1,325 families during 2013 through ThedaCareAt Home, the ThedaCare Hospice Residence, or in one

of our acute care facilities. That’s an increase ofmore than 10 percent over last year.

“My father’s life on this earth ended

with the integrity and dignity he

deserved, and our memories are richer

because Cherry Meadows provided

the safety net for us to be with him as

his spouse and children instead of his

caregivers in his last days.”

— The family of Claude Hribal


GrantsCommunity Hospice Foundation

Pet Therapy in Waupaca AreaA grant from Community Hospice Foundation helped expand the pet therapy program to Waupaca and the surrounding communities. This successful program provides animal companionship to hospice patients, who can often be quite lonely or who perhaps simply miss their own pets since moving into full-time hospice. One such relationship formed between pet therapy dog Hodge and his friend at the Wisconsin Veterans Home in King. They visited every Wednesday morning for two months. On the last Wednesday they spent together, Hodge licked his friend’s neck, ear, and hand to let him know Hodge was there to visit. As he lay quietly on his side, eyes closed as though sleeping, Hodge’s friend crackeda smile in acknowledgement. He passed away soon after.

Through your generosity, this project was funded by donationsraised through Light Up the Night for Hospice event.

Dining Room Table at Cherry MeadowsFamilies are nurtured around the dinner table. So the addition of a dining room table to Cherry Meadows was the obvious choice for two donors who wanted to “give back” to their hospice family. Susan Clapper and Keith Zimmerman both decided to direct the memorial gifts of their late spouses to Cherry Meadows in the form of this dining room table and chairs.

Pictured: Susan Clapper, Keith Zimmerman, Sylvia Adessa and Paula Hacker.

Patient Room Renovations at Cherry MeadowsThere’s no place like home. But sometimes at the end of life, we need a little extra help. It may be necessary to find a safer place to feel at home. Located within ThedaCare’s Peabody Manor in Appleton, Cherry Meadows is a home-like hospice setting featuring 10 private rooms, shared living areas, 24-hour staffing, and unlimited visiting hours. In addition to residential care, Cherry Meadows offers short-term inpatient care for pain or symptom management and respite care to temporarily relieve home caregivers.

An $80,000 grant from Community Hospice Foundation is making it possible to renovate and upgrade outdated patient rooms.Planned changes will provide a safer and more comfortable home away from home:• Security enhanced medicine cabinets• Wall-mounted digital televisions with wireless headphones for the

hearing impaired• Wheelchair friendly wood laminate flooring to replace worn

carpeting• New patient dressers with locks for securing valuables• Updated window treatments• New flame-retardant bed comforters

Through your generosity, this project was funded by proceedsfrom the Laughter is the Best Medicine event.

The support of our generous donors makes it possible for Community Hospice Foundation (CHF) to award grants each year

to purchase equipment, establish new programs, and enable patients in our local community—our extended family, if you will—

to live whatever life remains to the fullest and die with dignity. Here is a sampling of the grants awarded in 2013:

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Your Gift in

Action

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After


GrantsCH Foundation

Hospice Hopes & Dreams Lobster Dinner

The Hospice Hopes & Dreams program was developed in an effort to help people at the end of life fulfill one last wish or even a lifelong hope or dream. Often the requests are simple, including things like recreating a special memory, attending an event, or travelling to see family or helping a relative travel to visit the hospice patient.

Rosemary, a patient at Cherry Meadows, loves lobster and remembers many special times shared over lobster dinners. Hospice Hopes & Dreams was able to cater a lobster dinner to Rosemary’s room to share with a friend, creating new memories to mingle with the past.

Through your generosity, this project was funded by donations designated for Hopes & Dreams.

Additional programs supported by Community Hospice Foundation include:

Forever in Our Hearts Photography Program This program offers the opportunity to capture a final portrait of the family as a celebration of their life together. The family receives one 11x13 portrait ready to frame.

Massage Therapy Massage has been shown to not only reduce physical discomfort, pain and nausea, but also decrease emotional distress and anxiety.

Volunteer ActivityVolunteers provide support to our patients and families each day. The volunteers may assist with meals, listen and read to patients, share hobbies, and more. Grant money from the Community Hospice Foundation offsets costs incurred by volunteers, allowing our volunteers to focus on what’s important: our patients.

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59,600 Days of CareIn 2013, your contributions gave the gift of nearly 60,000 days of care to more than 1,300 patients.That averages out to almost 45 days per patient.

$213,000 in SavingsVolunteers provided approximately

9,800 hours of assistance in 2013, savingthe hospice program $213,542.*

*Calculated using the “value of volunteer time”established by independentsector.org.

1 MonthResearch shows that patients who choose hospice

care live an average of one month longer thansimilar patients who did not choose hospice care.**Connor SR, Pyenson B, Fitch K, Spence C, Iwasaki K. Comparing hospice and

nonhospice patient survival among patients who die within a three year window. Journal of Pain Symptom Management. 2007 Mar; 33(3):238-46.


Donors2013

John & Diane BarkmeierMr. & Mrs. John J. BushCommunity First Credit UnionEstate of Helen Faas+First National Bank-WaupacaFrank H. Gabriel+Vilas & Claire Gehin Fund+Dean & Pam GrunerMr. Roger J. Johnson

Philip R. Keller Fund*McMahon Associates, Inc.Menasha Corp. FoundationNorthwestern Mutual Financial Network - Debra Blevons AgencyMr. & Mrs. Jack C. RuschDoug & Carla Salmon Foundation*Sargento Foods Inc.Howard & Enid Schafer Designated Fund***

Irene E. Schouten+Mary Ellen & Joe SensenbrennerSilver Cross Circle - Of the King’s DaughtersMrs. Joyce M. StaffordJack & Suzanne SwansonThedaCare At HomeThrivent Financial for LutheransUnited Way Fox Cities, Inc.Waupaca Foundry

The success of Community Hospice Foundation is really the direct result of your kindness, generosity and support.

Put simply, this work wouldn’t be possible without donations like yours. Every penny of every gift—big or small—

makes a difference. The Impact Donors listed here have made cumulative gifts of $10,000 or more since the inception

of the Foundation. For a complete list of all those who made a monetary contribution to CHF in 2013, please visit

www.CommunityHospiceFoundation.org or scan the QR code shown to the left. This truly is a community effort!

Thank you all.

Thank You!

1 Unaudited. Once the annual audit is complete, we will repost financial data online at www.CommunityHospiceFoundation.org.

+ Deceased. * A fund within the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region.*** A fund within the Oshkosh Community Foundation.

Financial Overview1

Community Hospice Foundation 2013

The overall financial picture for the Community Hospice Foundation improved in 2013. Thanks to successful fundraising events,positive ongoing relationships with our charitable sponsors, and generous individual contributions, our total revenue has continued togrow for the second year in a row. In addition, our professionally managed investment portfolio almost doubled in gains this year. In all,

the net assets for the Community Hospice Foundation increased by nearly 10 percent, enabling CHF to provide close to $100,000 in grants.

This number represents the funds raised by Community

Hospice Foundation through new contributions. This number does not reflect pledge payments on

any capital campaigns.







The Community Hospice Foundation was able to improve

our net assets thanks to a stronger market providing interest on







n 2013: $169,087n 2012: $163,449

n 2013: $82,234n 2012: $46,664

n 2013: $96,454*n 2012: $26,834*

n 2013: $760,794n 2012: $693,826


Directors Staff&

PresidentWyon Wiegratz

Vice PresidentMichael Waite

Treasurer/SecretaryDan Began

Directors EmeritusJohn BergstromMary SensenbrennerDan Thearle, M.D.

Board of DirectorsOmar Atassi, M.D. Curtis Baltz, M.D.Tim BergstromJeff BuchtaBrian DunsirnTim Flaherty, M.D.*Michael Frohna, CFRESharon HulceJeff HunterJoseph McGraneDoug Mielke, M.D.Katrina Rosculet, M.D.Tom Tolly, M.D.

Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation StaffSylvia Adessa, Project AssistantMichael Frohna, CFRE Executive Director, PhilanthropyNikki Knight, Executive SecretaryShane Kohl, Regional Development Director - Impact & Planned GiftsKara Muchow, Regional Development Director - Leadership & Impact GiftsKatie Ornstein, Development AssistantCindy Stuedemann, Development AssistantAmanda Williams, Regional Coordinator - Annual Giving & StewardshipDiane Zempel, Development Services Assistant

“Theda Clark Medical Center began more than 100 years ago with the unselfish act of a family

honoring the memory of a daughter, sister, and new mother. Through your continued support,

this entire community has become a family for each other.”

— Wyon Wiegratz, Board President, Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation

Your Gift in

ActionP.A.R.T.Y. at the PAC has reached more than 30,000 teens since it began in 1998. But this year, we reached out to parents, as well.

“Friends obviously have a big impact on a teen’s behavior,” shares Kathi Hegranes, ThedaCare Injury Prevention Coordinator. “But studies show that parents actually have more influence on children’s decisions and behavior than their friends.”

The new parent component not only raises awareness with parents about the importance of reinforcing good choices, it also reminds them to model positive behaviors themselves. Some of the parent feedback included:

“It’s powerful enough to impact everyone who is at driving age or involved with teen driving: teens, parents and grandparents!”

“Very well done! I felt it was also a good reminder for myself.”

Let’s get this P.A.R.T.Y. started!

* Special thanks to Dr. Flaherty for his 16 years of service to the TCMC Foundation Board of Directors as he steps away from his active commitment. We are proud

to welcome him as an emeritus member beginning in 2014.


GrantsTCMC Foundation

Birth Center Blanket WarmersWhen our family grows through a new addition, it’s important to keep both mother and baby the right temperature after childbirth. One of the ways the Theda Clark Birth Center helps babies maintain proper body temperature is by providing a warmed blanket. We’re able to provide blankets that are not too warm or too cold using Steris blanket warming machines. Unfortunately, two of our machines were so outdated that they could no longer maintain the correct temperature, and manufacturers could no longer service the old parts. A TCMC Foundation grant for $14,000 enabled the birthing center to purchase two replacement blanket warmers, keeping our littlest patients as safe and comfortable in their mother’s arms as they were in the protection of her womb.

Through your generosity, this project was funded by donationsdesignated as general/unrestricted

ThedaCare Child Learning Center PlaygroundThedaCare makes it a priority to take care of our employee family’s real families at the ThedaCare Child Learning Center daycare. We practice what we preach through a safety project supported jointly by both Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation and Appleton Medical Center Foundation. The $19,000 grant helped build a safe playground for the daycare, so ThedaCareemployees can focus on patient care.

Through your generosity, this project was jointly funded by donationsdesignated as general/unrestricted.

Insty Med Prescription DispenserA full 93 percent of patients who come into the ER receive a prescription for treatment. Unfortunately, Neenah has no pharmacies that stay open 24 hours a day, and Appleton only has two near the hospital. Physicians not only want their patients to begin treatment as soon as possible, but patients want relief, too. Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation and Appleton Medical Center Foundation jointly supported a grant for Insty Med prescription dispensers to be purchased and installed in the ER waiting rooms for each hospital. Approximately 50-70 percent of ER prescriptions can be filled using these vending machine-style dispensers. Physicians can e-prescribe directly to the machine. And security is located nearby for safety.

Through your generosity, this project was jointly funded by donationsdesignated as general/unrestricted.

Thanks to the support of our generous donors, Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation (TCMCF) is able to

award grants each year to purchase equipment, establish new programs or procedures, and improve the

overall health of our local community…our family. Here is a sampling of the grants awarded in 2013:

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97,678 PatientsNearly 98,000 people were admitted for treatment

at Theda Clark Medical Center in 2013. That’s roughly two and a half times the number of people thatcan fit into the Brewers’ Miller Park in Milwaukee.

457 VolunteersTheda Clark’s 457 volunteers supported 35

different departments throughout the hospital.

33,500 HoursTheda Clark Medical Center’s volunteers logged approximately 33,500 hours of service in 2013,

saving the hospital almost $725,000.**Calculated using the “value of volunteer time”

established by independentsector.org


GrantsTCMC Foundation

Changing Lives

1 Unaudited. Once the annual audit is complete, we will repost financial data online at www.ThedaClarkFoundation.org.

Financial Overview1

TCMCF Foundation 2013

The overall financial picture for the Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation improved in 2013. Gift revenue was up more than85 percent, investment gains improved more than 76 percent, and net assets grew nearly 16 percent this year thanks to

successful fundraising events, meaningful relationships with our charitable sponsors, and generous individual contributions.The result was nearly $1.3 million in grants given to improve the health of area families and local communities.

This number represents the funds raised by Theda Clark Medical

Center Foundation through new contributions. This number does not reflect pledge payments on

any capital campaigns.







Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation was able to improve

our net assets thanks to a stronger market providing interest on







n 2013: $987,784n 2012: $533,430

n 2013: $5,662,426n 2012: $3,216,100

n 2013: $1,293,804*n 2012: $2,714,872*

n 2013: $35,745,681n 2012: $30,839,462

A sampling of additional grants funded in 2013 includes:

iPads for The Stroke CenterThe iPads are used for therapy “drills” to address speech, language, voice and cognition. They also allow patients to observe the dynamic process of normal swallowing as well as disordered swallowing (known as dysphagia). Being able to view these processes helps patients to understand and accept the rationale when speech language pathologists recommend a modification to the patient’s diet or the use of a swallowing strategy.

ToughPad for ThedaStarAn in-flight computer for the ThedaStar helicopter—called a ToughPad—enables flight staff to monitor patient care reporting and easily consult treatment protocols. Compact, versatile and extremely

resilient, the ToughPad allows ThedaStar providers to quickly and efficiently document treatment under sometimes less-than-ideal conditions.

Continuing Education for Anesthesia NursesA grant from Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation made it possible for three registered nurses to attend the American Society of Peri-Anesthesia Nurses conference in 2013. As a result of what they learned at the conference, we have begun implementing an Obstructive Sleep Apnea questionnaire. Approximately 80 percent of patients experience this condition post-surgery. The new questionnaire accurately predicts which patients will experience Obstructive Sleep Apnea, reducing the need for emergency intervention.


Donors2013

Anonymous (2)Alta ResourcesAssociated BankDr. & Mrs. Omar Atassi Dr. & Mrs. Safouh A. Atassi Aylward Family Foundation, Inc.Mrs. E. William Aylward, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Andrew AylwardRichard & Amy Jo AylwardMr. Charles Babcock+Banta Corporation FoundationDaniel E. & Sue BeganBemis Company, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. James BeréBergstrom AutomotiveMr. D. W. Bergstrom+Mr. & Mrs. John F. BergstromMr. Harvey Boehnlein+The Boldt Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert BrownMr. & Mrs. Donald W. Buchta+Otto & Joyce+ BytofJ. Catlin & E. BergstromMs. Jessie Clark+Ms. Ann S. CourtenayMr. & Mrs. James L. Cummings

Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. CurlerMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey H. Curler Mrs. Mary Wall DavisMr. & Mrs. Walter H. DrewBrian & Susan DunsirnMr. Alfred H. Evans, Jr.First Presbyterian ChurchDr. & Mrs. Timothy T. FlahertyJud & Mary Beth FowlerFrank C. Shattuck Charitable Trust+Galloway CompanyMrs. William J. Gerbrick+Margaret S. Gilbert EstateMr. George M. GilbertGillen Family Foundation*Ann & John GillenGreat Northern CorporationDr. & Mrs. Dean A. GrunerMr. & Mrs. Gary GundersonLouis H. & Beula P. Haase Estate+Mr. & Mrs. Ron HarderAlbina Ilseng Estate+J.J. Keller Foundation, Inc.Jewelers Mutual Insurance CompanyDr. & Mrs. Rami Kaldas

Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. KearnyKimberly Clark CorporationMr. & Mrs. Russell LuedkeMrs. Mary Bergstrom MacQuarrieMr. George Madson Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McCloneMenasha Corp. FoundationDr. & Mrs. Douglas W. MielkeMr. George P. Mueller+New London Family Medical CenterJohn & Sandy NussbaumThe R.D. & Linda Peters FoundationHelen Clark Pitzer+Plexus Corp. Mr. Thomas J. ProsserRadiology Associates of the Fox ValleyRuth H. Shattuck Charitable TrustS. Frank Shattuck Trust+Michael & Erica San DrettoMr. & Mrs. Thomas Scheetz John D.+ & Margaret G. SchmereinMs. Sarah I. Schneider+Dr. Brian & Paula SearsJ. Leslie Sensenbrenner Estate+

Mary Ellen & Joe SensenbrennerJohn & Mary SensenbrennerMr. & Mrs. Stanley E. SeversonRuth Shattuck EstateMr. & Mrs. Tad ShepardVerona E. Smith Estate+Mowry Smith Charitable Fund+*Mr. Mowry Smith+Mrs. Irene J. SorensonMr. & Mrs. Richard StaffordTheda Clark AuxiliaryTheda Clark Smith Family Foundation, Inc.Thrivent Financial for LutheransU.S. Paper Mills FoundationMike & Julie WaiteMs. Margaret Ward+Carol J. Waters Estate+Ms. Mary Whiting+Marilyn & Frank+ WiesnerWisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation

+ Deceased. * A fund within the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region.

The success of Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation is really the direct result of your kindness, generosity and

support. Put simply, this work wouldn’t be possible without donations like yours. Every penny of every gift—big or

small—makes a difference. The Impact Donors listed here have made cumulative gifts of $25,000 or more since the

inception of the Foundation. For a complete list of all those who made a monetary contribution to TCMCF in 2013,

please visit www.ThedaClarkFoundation.org or scan the QR code shown on the left. This truly is a community effort!

Thank you all.

Thank You!

ScholarshipsTCMC Foundation

Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation is proud to assist local students pursuing a nursing degree and current nurses wishing to further their education. Congratulations to the 2013 scholarship recipients:

Kelly FrankDianne Bergstrom, RN -


Elizabeth PflumDianne Bergstrom, RN -


Kelsey HephnerRuth Stowe Boehnlein


Jennifer HagglandRuth Stowe Boehnlein


Nina SchaeveGretchen JohnsonBoehnlein Nursing

Scholarship$1,000

Kalifa BahGretchen JohnsonBoehnlein Nursing

Scholarship$1,000

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

— Nelson Mandela


The 2013 High Flyin’ Golf Outing raised more than $80,000 this year, an impressive increase of nearly

18 percent! The popular annual event was heldJuly 15, 2013, at North Shore Golf Club in Menasha.

144 people enjoyed 18 holes of golf, while another 40 participated in a wine tasting event hosted by

wine specialist Amber Mihna, CS, CSS, CSW.Both groups started the day with lunch and

ended with an hors d’oeuvre reception.

Special thanks to Title Sponsor, The Boldt Company, as well as event participants and the wonderful volunteers. Funds raised are

distributed equally between Appleton Medical Center Foundation and Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation to support a variety of

programs and services throughout the year.

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Laughter is the Best Medicine is the feel good event of the year! And everyone can feel good about

raising more than $58,000 to support improvements to Appleton Medical Center’s Guest House and the

hospice rooms at Cherry Meadows.

On March 8, 2013, Chicago’sfamed comedy troupe

brought their “Laughing Matters” tour to the Fox Cities Performing

Arts Center. To add to the fun,193 guests joined us for dinner and

a reception before the show.

An increase of nearly 20 percent over the previous year, event

proceeds are distributed equally between AMC Foundation and

Community Hospice Foundation.

Save The Date!2015 Laughter is theBest Medicine will be

held on March 6th at theFox Cities P.A.C.

More than 1,100 people enjoyed the event, emceed by Rachel Manek and Pete Petoniak of WLUK Fox 11’s

Good Day Wisconsin.


The 6th year for the Light Up the Night for Hospice event was truly a magical evening. Guests gathered at the Waupaca Ale House White Tent on August 20, 2013, to raise more than $14,000 in support of the Pet Therapy Program.

Pet therapy volunteers logged over 200 volunteer hours last year at nursing homes and for hospice patients throughout Waupaca and the surrounding communities. Event attendees enjoyed meeting several of the six registered canine therapy dogs who bring comfort to patients through visits and friendship.

This year, we took “light up the night” literally by concluding the evening with a release of paper lanterns into the night sky in honor of friends and loved ones. It was an incredibly touching and heartfelt moment.

Special thanks to Presenting Sponsor First National Bank, whose support helps make this wonderful evening possible.

2014 Light Up the Night for Hospice will be held August 12th. Contact the Foundation office for more information or to purchase tickets.

(920) 738-6503

Save the Date!

“Pet therapy is a ‘remember when’ moment for many of our patients,” said Christine Faulks, pet therapy coordinator. “They see our dogs, pet them, and memories of happier times seem to revisit their thoughts. It seems that our therapy dogs

rekindle fond memories of the patient’s own pets and often times a name or story about their beloved pet is shared.”


It will never happen to me. Isn’t that what all teens think when told about the dangers of speeding, drunk driving, not wearing a seatbelt, or distracted driving—such as texting? It will never happen to me.

But it must be happening to someone, as motor vehicle accidents among teens have reached epidemic proportions. Our community program, P.A.R.T.Y. @ the P.A.C., goes beyond mere preaching to help teens make a personal connection and think about real-life situations they’re faced with every day. Pairing real stories shared by actual survivors with a dramatic, realistic accident simulation, the P.A.R.T.Y. program helps teens grasp the potential consequences of risk-taking behaviors.

In November 2013, nearly 5,000 sophomores from 35 area high schools attended the educational program at the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center (P.A.C.). Two new additions this year were a partnership with AT&T to bring in national speakers from their “It Can Wait” campaign, Sontiana Brandt and Merry Dye, as well as a parent component put on by the Winnebago County Health Department.

The first program of its kind in the United States, P.A.R.T.Y. @ the P.A.C. is funded by Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation along with many generous community sponsors. Since ThedaCare began offering the P.A.R.T.Y. program in 1998, it has reached more than 30,000 teens.

The program itself is a collaboration among the Trauma Center at Theda Clark Medical Center, area fire fighters, law enforcement officers, independent physician specialty groups (including trauma surgeons and neurosurgeons), emergency medical technicians, and the wonderful survivors who volunteer to share their stories and put a face to the statistics.

We continue to work toward preventing these accidents rather than responding to them by addressing the reasons behind teen motor vehicle accidents and encouraging young drivers to make wise choices.

For more informationon P.A.R.T. Y., visit

www.thedacare.org/foundations and click on

the video link locatedon the right-hand side.


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Some of the memories Barb recalls with a chuckle, but others were more difficult. Her mother Flo passed away in December at age 96 after spending a year and a half living in the ThedaCare Hospice Residence.

“My mom moved up here to Wisconsin after my dad died to be close to us. She was in great health at 90 years old, still playing golf and bridge regularly,” Barb says.

When Flo complained of back pain, her primary care physician ordered an MRI. They found breast cancer that had metastasized into her pelvic region. After an initial consultation with ThedaCare Cancer Care, Flo insisted on no treatment. She met with Dr. Jack Swanson to discuss palliative care options and moved into an apartment at ThedaCare Hospice Residence.

“It’s such a caring and comfortable place,” Barb confirms. “My mom was able to live life to the fullest extent all the way ‘til the end.”

At the Hospice Residence, Flo enjoyed visits from certified pet therapy dogs and their friendly owners. Steve accompanied his mother-in-law to the “Senior Prom,” where high school seniors decorated and dressed up as if going to the prom and danced to big band music with the hospice “seniors.” The hospice volunteers helped Flo create a video message where she shared her thoughts about what great moms her daughter and granddaughter had become and talked about how much she loved being a great-grandma. Toward the end, Community Hospice Foundation helped Flo organize a family photo depicting four generations together through a special grant program, the Hospice Hopes and Dreams fund.

“There were so many specialmoments—special memories—during the family photo shoot,” Barb recalls. “At the time, I was still going through the trauma of knowing my mom was dying and figuring out her prescriptions and everything else. I wasn’t thinking about getting a family picture taken! But the significance of that photo now and the memory of that day… it’s priceless.”

ThedaCare touched the Kromholz’ lives in other ways, too. Steve spent the last 5 years of his career leading the ThedaCare Behavioral Health department. And Barb and Steve’s daughter Kelly is a registered nurse who did her clinicals in school at ThedaCare.

In so many ways, ThedaCare is part of the fabric of theirdaily lives.

“I think the fact that we never changed out of the ThedaCare system for 29 years says something in and of itself,” Barb concludes. “They have the best doctors and the equipment and facilities to treat just about

anything! And now a connection with Mayo Clinic…you can’t ask for anything better than that. It’s all those little extras that make the difference between good and exceptional.”


“...we never changed out of the ThedaCare system for 29 years

says something in and of itself...it’s all those little extras that

make the difference between good and exceptional.”

— Barb Kromholz

1 Extended FamilyThedaCare employees share their time and talents with non-

profit organizations throughout Northeast Wisconsin. In 2013, 760 ThedaCare employees logged 78,258 volunteer hours as part of our Helping Hearts program. That’s equivalent to

$1.45 million in labor donated to the communities we serve.


“The bond that links your true family is not one of blood,

but of respect and joy in each other’s life.”

— Richard Bach, American novelist

In the summer of 2012, a representative group from ThedaCare’s seven foundations began meeting to create a future of improved collaboration, shared resources and gains in operational efficiencies. This new group, named The Radix Rugland ad hoc committee after co-chairs Harry Radix and Walter Rugland, engaged in working and planning sessions for more than a year, culminating in the creation of the ThedaCare Family of Foundations, Inc.

The ThedaCare Family of Foundations and its member Foundations, who have designated funds within the Family (see list to the right), sole purpose is to continue to maximize the value of each gift received to improve the healthcare experience for patients and their families. While all one Family, the member foundations play a vital role in bringing gifts to life in your community. All current gift arrangements and future gifts received will be used in exactly the way expressed by the donor. The underpinning of the work of the Radix Rugland group was to ensure that all gifts given locally would stay local if desired by the donor. The Family of Foundations’ work will be governed by two representatives from each member Foundation.

Whether gifts support a local initiative or a regional program, such as hospice services, our commitment remains to extend the value of each gift to its fullest and best use. The creation of the ThedaCare Family of Foundations means that we will become more efficient with the “back of house work” and more importantly, ThedaCare will make a renewed investment in the operations of the Foundation Family so your gift is usedto its fullest to improve patient care.

We welcome the following member Foundations to the Family and we look forward to sharing more stories about our collective work throughout the year and in our inaugural version of the ThedaCare Family of Foundations, Inc. Report to the Community in 2015.

Appleton Medical Center FoundationCommunity Hospice Foundation, which shall be renamed the ThedaCare Hospice FoundationGeorge F. Peabody Foundation, which shall be renamed the Peabody Heritage FundRiverside Health FoundationShawano Medical Center FoundationTheda Clark Medical Center FoundationWolf River Area Healthcare Foundation

Officers leading The ThedaCare Family ofFoundations, Inc. Board of Directors for 2014 are:

Wyon Wiegratz, PresidentTheda Clark Medical Center Foundation

Dean High, Vice PresidentAppleton Medical Center Foundation

Harry Radix, TreasurerWolf River Area Healthcare Foundation

Holly Zander, SecretaryShawano Medical Center Foundation


Give Ways to

Gifts of CashThese unrestricted funds often make a difference immediately by supporting programs, education and research. One nice option is that cash gifts of any amount can be made in your own name, in memory or honor of a loved one, or even anonymously.

Gifts of Appreciated AssetsNon-cash assets, such as common stock, may offer additionaltax advantages and also help avoid capital gains tax on the appreciated value.

Trusts & AnnuitiesSignificant tax advantages make charitable trusts and gift annuities an attractive option. With a trust, the donor receives a financial return on the donation throughout his/her lifetime.

Endowed Named FundsDonors can establish an endowment fund to support a particular program or initiative. Only tapping into the interest, the principle remains intact, ensuring that important programs will be sustainedfor future generations.

Gifts by WillInserting the sentence “I bequeath $_____ or _____% of my estate to (Theda Clark Medical Center Foundation or Appleton Medical Center Foundation or Community Hospice Foundation)” allows you to support this cause so close to your heart even after you’re gone. It may cost you nothing today, but will certainly help serve our mission—and your mission—in the future. A willed gift can also help reduce the donor’s estate taxes.

OtherThe Foundation staff is happy to discuss any other gift arrangements. Please contact the Foundation offices at(920) 738-6503 for more information.

Making it Happen

It is the purpose and distinct privilege of each foundation to help people like you—

people who want to make a difference in our community’s healthcare—find worthwhile projects and programs

in need of support. We bridge the gap between your good intentions and making it happen.

Make an immediate impact or provide long-term support in a variety of ways:



The essence of family is the implicit promise each member gives to love and protect one another.

No matter what else happens in the world, you can count on true family—whatever form that may take.

As a member of the ThedaCare family, you too can share in that promise to one another

by joining The Promise Circle, a group of people who have decided to help us fulfill our promise for

generations to come through planned giving to one or more of the foundations within the ThedaCare family.

Make an immediate impact or provide long-term support in a variety of ways:

CircleThe Promise

Giving

Giving | MethodsWith The Promise Circle, there are so many ways to enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that your gift will provide vital future support for our patients, our families, our friends and our communities:

• Bequests • Life Insurance• Charitable Lead Trusts • Retirement Plan Beneficiary• Remainder Trusts • Multi-Year Pledges• Life Estate • Real Estate

You choose how you want to give and where your gift will go. We’ll help you achieve your personal and charitable goals while providing the guidance to navigate tax deductibles, capital gains and other financial aspects. These gift planning options have special advantages such as increased tax benefits or even a current income stream.

Giving | BenefitsAs a member of The Promise Circle, you’ll receive:

1. Celebration at our annual Promise Circle luncheon2. Invitations to special ThedaCare forums and events3. Recognition and thanks on our donor walls and within our annual report to the community (requests to remain anonymous will of course be honored)

All gifts through The Promise Circle stay within the communities ThedaCare proudly serves.

Giving | The PromiseJoin The Promise Circle today to help ensure that generations to come will receive the very finest care. Contact us if you havealready included the ThedaCare Family of Foundations in your gift plans and would like to join The Promise Circle or if you wouldlike more information about planned giving options throughThe Promise Circle:

Shane KohlRegional Development Director

(920) [email protected]

www.thedacare.org/Foundations

Giving | ThanksWe welcome the following members into The Promise Circle family:

AnonymousDiane AbrahamSylvia A. AdessaJanet S. AldridgeScott & LouAnn AndersenFrancis A. Ariens+Omar & Leah AtassiDr. & Mrs. Safouh A. AtassiElizabeth Austin+F. John Barlow+Kim M. BarnasLen A. Beard+Viola Bentle+Avalyn Bernhard+W. Theodore Bernhard+Harvey H. Boehnlein+O.C. & Pat BoldtNathan E. Burstein+Kathleen M. CiskeWalter H. DrewC. Raymond & Mary R. DurkeeAlfred H. Evans Jr.+Helen Faas+Claire L. Gehin+Jane S. Gerbrick+Margaret S. Gilbert+Dean & Pam GrunerVictor & Elaine GuentherLouis H. & Beula P. Haase+Ronald R. HarderJoan Hartwig+Bernice Helein+H. Cullen HenshawDean V. HighRhonda M. JacobLida Jamison+Lydia M. Jarchow+Ramona Jenkel+

Florence R. Johnston+Muriel R. Johnston+Gordon Kraus+Kenneth & Helen Krueger+Albina Ilseng+Mike B. MahlikMichael J. McCloneHelen McGrath+Glenn McIlroy+Edwin A. Morse+Lola Noyes+Richard OlsonElmer A. & Margaret P. Otte+John & Lee ParkerBetty J. Pitt+Helen Clark Pitzer+Hazel R. Pope+John RuppleLois Jean Rusch+Sarah I. Schneider+Irene E. Schouten+Victor J. Schroeder+J. Leslie Sensenbrenner+Ruth Shattuck+Verona E. Smith+Joyce M. StaffordMr. & Mars. William C. StanlikJohn G. Strange+Earl & Irene Stecker+Patricia F. StreurHelen Tellock+John E. Van Rossum+Edward P. VanDeLoo+James A. Vanden Heuvel+Margaret Ward+Carol J. Waters+Mary Whiting+Joseph J. Young+

+ Deceased

www.ThedaClarkFoundation.org(920) 720-7322

www.CommunityHospiceFoundation.org(920) 738-6503

www.AMCFoundation.org(920) 738-6503

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