AUGUST 1, 2015 - JULY 31, 2016
Honoring
Life
IZIV]HE]
Comfort, Care, & Love
We Are Always There For You
1770 Park View Drive, Twin Falls, Idaho
www.hospicevisions.org
208 735-0121
Executive
Director Message
To our beloved Family, Friends and Supporters
As Executive Director of Hospice Visions, Inc. I commend our team as they fulfill our Mission of providing
exemplary service to our patients and their loved ones, always striving to keep our patients needs first. After 20
years as Executive Director, I see our industry and market adversely impacted by regulatory and reimbursement
changes. We remain committed to providing exemplary service to patients, and their loved ones, who are coping
with the challenges of life-limiting illness, and to provide outstanding community education on issues of death,
dying, quality of life, and bereavement.
In March 2016 our agency partnered with Multi View, Inc. (MVI) to assist us in our endeavors. MVI was formed
to provide extraordinary management systems and quantified “Best Known Practices” exclusively for the Hospice
& Homecare world. They provide high-value benchmarking which assists us in finding our financial balance while
continuing to provide exceptional care. In addition, we as
an organization are dedicated to provide our team the
opportunity to complete their certification in Hospice and
Palliative Care. We are currently a certified hospice agency
through Medicare and we are taking this one step further by
attaining our deemed Medicare Certification through
Community Health Accreditation Partner (CHAP). Through
CHAP we are held accountable for Service-Specific Standards
of Excellence.
During our fiscal year from August 1, 2015 through July 31,
2016 we provided direct patient care to 301 patients and
families throughout Gooding, Jerome, Lincoln, and Twin
Falls counties. In addition our bereavement services
connected us to 463 individuals and families. As you will
read in this letter we go above and beyond focusing on our
special programs with our Veterans and helping make
dreams come true.
Our promise to you and our community is to continue
adapting to health care changes while focusing on the
patient and family as the center of what we do. As an
organization we are attentive to our roots and devoted to
ensuring our existence well into the future. We realize that
we only get one opportunity to provide our patients and
families an extraordinary end-of-life experience and that is
what we strive to achieve.
Our compassionate care and specialized patient and family
focus could not exist without the generous support of our
team, volunteers, Board of Directors, families and friends and
the community as a whole. Thank you for your continued
support of Hospice Visions, Inc. We look forward to continuing
to enhance our partnerships with our community and to be
, RN, BSN
the hospice of choice to ensure that no one experiences the
end-of-life journey alone, afraid, or in pain.
Executive Director
Tami Slatter
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Volunteer News
Allow Your Goodness to be Harvested
Nora Wells
Volunteer and
Teen Volunteer
Coordinator
Volunteer
Hours
Thank you
To all of our wonderful
volunteers who give
graciously of their time
to support our cause.
We had a cost savings of
$33,817.35
because of your
dedication and
hard work.
We could not do
it without you.
0
300
600
900
1200
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
1500
1499 hrs.
1228 hrs.
1275 hrs.
1063 hrs.
992 hrs.
The world of volunteerism for Hospice Visions, Inc has never looked brighter. It is our great
fortune to have 27 of the finest people in South Central Idaho who have chosen Hospice
Visions, Inc., to volunteer for. Thanks to
their heart and dedication, our organization
has consistently recognized volunteer cost
savings that keep Hospice Visions, Inc. in
compliance with the Conditions of
Participation (CoP’s) set forth by Centers for
Medicare Medicaid Services (CMS).
Numbers and CoP’s are just mechanics.
The true success of our volunteer program
lies in the heart and soul of each volunteer.
For instance the volunteer who takes his
patients a root beer
float or handmade lap blanket, or the
Veteran Volunteer who takes one of his
Veteran patients a hat specific to the job of
that patient when he was in the military,
that means so much that when presented with the hat, the patient sits up in his wheelchair
and sings the Marine Corps Hymn “From the Halls of Montezuma, to the Shores of Tripoli” in
its’ entirety…mind you this patient normally talks in word salad, nonsensical speech due to his
dementia. Then there’s the tried and true Visions treasure who has been volunteering since the
beginning of Hospice Visions, Inc., with her countless hours of administrative assistance and
Bereavement Mailings whose value cannot possibly be calculated. A special note of thanks and
recognition goes out to all the Hospice Visions, Inc.’s employees who volunteer their time at
each of our special events and fundraisers, we couldn’t do any of it without their help. This is
how we can truly measure our success and our accomplishments as an organization.
One of our younger, very private patients’
needed a ride to a local mortuary to discreetly
make her final arrangements. Another of our
patients’ wanted so badly to go to the Twin Falls
County Fair one last time, and yet another one
of our patients’, who could not hear or see well
longed for someone to just sit and be with her.
A number of our patients’ simply want someone
to talk to, share their memories with, or laugh
with. Many of our patients would like to capture
their life story on a video that can be shared
with their family for generations to come. All
these requests, desires and longings came true
and were made possible and were fulfilled…by Volunteers.
Volunteers are people who willingly give of themselves for the benefit of others. While the act
of volunteering can be very rewarding and satisfying to the volunteer and we hope that it is,
very few people on earth allow their goodness to be harvested in this wonderful, selfless way.
We are very thankful that our volunteers have allowed us the privilege of harvesting their love
and goodness. There’s always room on our team for more volunteers.
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Veteran News
Meeting The Needs of Our Veterans
Hospice Visions, Inc., is honored to be a four star member of the “We Honor Veterans”
Partnership. A partnership program between our Hospice organization and the Veterans
Administration designed to give Veterans on Hospice the highest honor, respect and
personal recognition they deserve as a Veteran facing the end of their lives…
lives dedicated to the liberty and freedom of the United States. Numerous staff members
at Hospice Visions, Inc ., are or have served in the military and many more of us have
fathers, brothers, sons, and daughters and spouses who have or are currently serving in
the military. We consider it a privilege to honor America’s Hero’s that choose Hospice
Visions, Inc., as their Hospice provider.
In addition to the behind the
scenes comfort, care and love we
give our Veteran patients and
their families we have been
publicly busy showing our
support. A flag pole was installed
and dedicated to the past,
present and future Veterans at
Rosetta Assisted Living Center. If
you have any suggestions as to
where our next flag pole should
go please contact our office. One
of our Veteran patients was an
Army Air Corps Flight Instructor
and when asked what it was that
he most wanted before he
passed, he said “to fly one more time”. Thanks to our staff and Mike Parkes of Parkes
Magic Valley Funeral Home his wish came true.
On June 11th we sponsored the Second Annual Vietnam Veteran Commemorative
Welcome Home Motorcycle Ride Event at the Twin Falls City Park. There were 80+
motorcycles that took part in this 1.5 hour ride through the cities of Twin Falls, Kimberly,
Hansen and Jerome. Veterans of all branches of the military, and all wars and
conflicts came out to show their support and enjoy a BBQ lunch complete
with distinguished guest Veteran speakers such as Representative Clark
Kauffman, Chris Talkington, Lee Heider and the Boise National Guard. We
are looking forward to this years’ event which will be on July 15th at
Harmon Park in Twin Falls.
We were given the honor of coordinating and hosting a private in-home
Veterans recognition for one of our patients and his family as well as a multi
Veteran recognition at Brookdale Assisted Living Center for two of our patients
and several other Veterans residing at Brookdale Assisted Living Center. Our
devoted Veteran-to-Veteran Volunteers Tom, Carol and Bob visited 20 Veteran
patients in their homes and in facilities and brought them an extra measure of
understanding companionship and respect. There’s always room on the
Hospice Visions, Inc.’s team of volunteers for more Veterans interested in
volunteering for other veterans. If you are interested in being a part of the
“We Honor Veterans” program, please call our office to get started.
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Flag Dedication
Flag Day 2016
In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson issued a
proclamation that officially established June 14 as
Flag Day; in August 1949, National Flag Day was
established by an Act of Congress. Flag Day is not
an official federal holiday. Our flag honors those
who have fought to protect it, and is a reminder of
the sacrifice of our nation's founders and heroes. As
the ultimate icon of America's storied history, the
Stars and Stripes represent the very best of
this nation.
Hospice Visions, Inc. once again worked this year
with the Snake River Counsel of Boy Scouts of
America and helped a local Scout Brycen Funk with
his Eagle Project. Brycen and his fellow Scouts of
Troop 88 of Kimberly, Idaho design and installed a
flag pole. The 25 foot flag pole and concrete base
was installed at Rosetta Assisted Living of Twin Falls.
Brycen with the help of his family, local contractors
and supply stores formed and poured a concrete
base to secure the pole in Southern Idaho’s high
winds. The Scouts then dug up a flower bed to
surround the base and planted flowers. Brycen
completed the project in September. Thanks to
Scouts Carson Merrick, Samuel Bybee, Justin Bybee,
Aiden Bybee, Rex-J Ward, Jencen DeVries, and
parents Tim and Susan Funk, Ryan Merrick and
Shane Bybee.
Veterans at Rosetta Assisted Living can now look
out their window and see the stars and stripes
every day.
Brycen’s wish, along with Hospice Visions, Inc.
is to continue to dedicate flag poles at Veterans
homes and businesses that support veterans.
If you are interested please give us a call.
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Fund raising/Grants
Since its inception as a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization in 1995, Hospice Visions, Inc. has worked diligently
to provide quality care and comfort for those individuals and their loved ones facing end-of-life concerns
throughout Twin Falls, Jerome, Lincoln and Gooding counties regardless of their ability to pay. Through
support from community, fund raising, generous donations, and grant opportunities we are able to provide
extra supportive services to our patients and families.
Grants and Gifts
Each year, since 2006, St. Luke’s Magic Valley Medical Center has awarded us funding through their Community Health
Improvement Fund. These dollars are used to ensure Hospice Visions, Inc. Can meet the needs of our community by defraying
costs and providing care at our “Visions of Home” hospice house. Hospice Visions, Inc. Provides hospice care in this peaceful,
quiet, home-like environment to those with limited income as if it were the patient’s own home. Without the help of our
community, local businesses and legacy donations, our ability to provide access to quality, compassionate care and supportive
services would be impacted.
21st Annual
Flo Slatter Memorial
Golf Tournament
Our “21st Annual Flo Slatter Memorial Golf
Tournament” was held on Saturday August 22nd,
2015 at the Clear Lake Country Club in Buhl,
Idaho. We had a very successful year with 27 teams
participating and over 116 donations from our
friends and business community valued at over
$8,600.00! There was a delicious trout and buffalo
burger lunch served, and no one walked away
without a prize from our raffle. Hospice Visions, Inc.
Was able to raise over $13,794.00 for our charity
care thanks to all the participation from those
individuals and businesses who share our vision.
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Fundraising/Grants
Art for Hospice
“Art for Hospice” was conceived by the local art community to establish a whole new
experience in the art of giving. By combining the two, you are given the ability to
purchase exquisite art and to support the “Visions of Home” hospice house. As a
non-profit organization, Hospice Visions, Inc. “Art for Hospice” is intended to change
the paradigm of conventional fundraising by offering the best-of-the-best in art work.
This in turn also helps provide the best-of the best in end of life palliative care for our
family, friends and neighbors. Art lovers purchased art during the exhibit or
commission a work from one of the many artist where 25% of the fee will go to help
support Hospice Visions, Inc’s “Visions of Home” hospice house. Our first year at the
now annual “Art for Hospice” raised $3899.00
More than 20 artists shared their work, patrons purchased more than $10,736.00 of art to
benefit “Visions of Home” hospice house. A very “Special Thank You” to Maria Smith for
her guidance and support “Art for Hospice” could not have become a reality without her.
Festival of Giving
This was our 3rd year participating at the Festival of Giving, sponsored by and held at
the Southern Idaho Landscape Center, in November. Dr. Jennifer Glass of West End
Veterinary Clinic along with Pat and Liz Warburton of Warburton Courier sponsored
Hospice Visions’ Christmas tree again this year. Hospice Visions, Inc. was able to raise
more over $4,000.00 from this event to support “Visions of Home” hospice house.
This fundraiser was created to help meet the needs of Magic Valley’s non-profit
organizations. The Magic Valley Festival of Giving has exceeded their community goal
of $120,000!!! Congratulations Magic Valley! Thank you for allowing us to be part of
your incredible event.
4th Annual Butterfly Release
We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit
the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty. -Maya Angelou
We celebrated our 4th Annual Butterfly Release on July 16th, 2016 at Canyon Crest Event Center.
The attendance continues to grow as we share this event with family and friends. This year we
featured Hospice Visions associates making all the presentations including, Chaplains Dick, Paul and
Volunteer Coordinator Nora Wells. Guests collected their live butterflies and then gathered out on the
veranda where Chaplain Paul gave us all a blessing and we released hundreds of butterflies into the
sunny warm July day. According to folklore, a wish given to a butterfly is always granted, in exchange
for setting the butterfly free. We rejoice with those we love and remember the ones we have lost.
Proceeds from this event help support our “Visions of Home” hospice house.
Thank you Canyon Crest.
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dream foundation
Home Safe Home
dream foundation®
The social work team strives to encourage patients and their families to consider opportunity for growth at the end-of-life.
The team has had a year filled with fostering wishes of those receiving care from Hospice Visions, Inc.
Hospice Visions, Inc. partners with the Dream Foundation® to provide travel and lodging for families from out-of-town in
visiting their loved ones on hospice. We are thankful to the Dream Foundation® for their willingness to assist, within days or
hours of a request!
Our team helped a veteran war pilot live his wish to have one last flight. Thanks to a generous local pilot, one of our patients
was able to fly, and even take the controls. He was so happy he could hardly hold still for days after.
We helped raise funds in the community to help a family experience Christmas and Thanksgiving with their loved one, late
last summer. A family was given a tree, the trimmings and several hundred dollars for a shopping spree in order to celebrate
the holidays.
A woman who had never been to the ocean expressed a desire to see a whale before her death. A planned trip to the coast
coordinated by the team was canceled due to her poor health, but the team was able to arrange a live streaming video
session with Seaworld®. She, her family and some residents in her town were able to have an hour long personal session with
trainers and nine whales in her very own home!
Hospice Visions, Inc. has a strong desire to assist in the resource
development and well-being of our Magic Valley residents. The
Home Safe Home program was developed in order to allow
professional staff to walk along-side our neighbors, especially
when they lack the knowledge or resources to help themselves.
The team worked tirelessly to advocate for housing for a man who
was forced out of his apartment when it was closed to be remodeled.
Arrangements were made for his temporary housing, move, and
lodging with advocacy for donations from his community.
Families often struggle when it comes to having difficult
conversations with their loved ones, especially recognizing the
need for additional in-home care or a move to a higher level of
care. Through our Home Safe Home program, the social work
team at Hospice Visions, Inc. has helped many families facilitate
intermediate-to-long-term care planning this year with their
aging loved ones in our community.
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Family Comments
Every member of the Magic Valley Team did a very good job for my mother. They were all very loving
of her, our family and friends. A very special thanks from all of our family, to the whole team.
Lloyd Bartlett, son of Cleo Bartlett, Twin Falls
The family wants to thank Visions hospice for making the last weeks of our father’s life as
comfortable as possible. We cannot recommend their work enough. Each member is to be
commended for all the support they gave family members and myself. Wonderful. Thank you.
Evelyn Reeves, wife of Richard Reeves, Gooding
I was very pleased with the help from the entire team; especially the scheduler
who made sure I had the CNA aide who Wilma felt most comfortable with.
Evelyn Fitch, sister of Wilma Strouse, Twin Falls
Everyone that was involved in the care of my sister was wonderful,
and so caring and gentle with her. I’d like to thank the whole team.
Eunice Bailey, sister of Ginger Fernandez, Wendell
The family would like to extend their deepest gratitude to Visions Hospice for the loving care and
support they provided Harry, as well as Jan and the family during the last several months of his life.
The Brumbach Family, Twin Falls
Your care and consideration of Joye Astorquia’s needs in her final days far
exceeded our expectations. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
The Astorquia Family, Twin Falls
Can’t explain how thankful I am to Hospice Visions. The help and companionship was loving, kind,
and professional all wrapped in a comforting blanket. Doug and I felt very safe in the hands of the
doctors and nurses. The whole staff was phenomenal. Thank you so much.
Carol Hawkins, wife of Doug Hawkins, Twin Falls
The family would like to thank Hospice Visions, Inc. and their staff for
their loving care and support provided to Jim in his final days.
The Fritzley Family, Twin Falls
Dick’s family would like to extend a special “Thank You” to Hospice Visions
for their kind and professional care that allowed Dick to stay in his own home.
The Roberts Family, Jerome
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Report Data
Hospice Visions, Inc.
Hospice Visions, Inc.
Revenue
94%
Medicare/Medicaid
2%
Grants, Donations,
Fundraising & other
2%
Hospice Home
2%
Private Insurance
Expenses
Diagnoses
Patients by
27%
Cancer
26%
Cardiac
17%
Nervous System
16%
Other
10%
Respiratory
3%
Digestive
1%
Endocrine
Age
75%
Program Services
76%
75-100+
21%
3%
Management General
13%
65-74
Hospice House
11%
0-64
1%
Patients by
Patients by
Fundraising
Funding
97%
1.5%
Medicare
1.5%
Medicaid
1%
Patients by
Private Insurance
Charity Care
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Ethnicity
97%
White
2%
Hispanic/
Latino
1%
Other
Board of Directors
Sister Rose Mary
Boessen
Dr. Richard
Hammond
Dr. Cole
Johnson
Nina
Karel
Linda
Rockne
Joed
Steinberg
Not pictured:
Jay Bride and Rick White
Tug
Worst
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Contributors
Buffalo Café
Buffy Van Sickle
Cactus Petes Resort & Casino
Calvin Jones
Canyon Crest Dinning & Event Center
Canyon Springs Golf Course
Carino's Italian Restaurant
Carl & Deb Gibbs
Carol Knack Young
Carol Lourenco
Carol Williams
Carolyn Orthel
Catherine Schick
Cedar Draw / Willowbrook
Chad Urie
Charlene Burt
Chick-fil-a
Chili's
Chloe' Wells
Chobani
Christine M Johnson
Cindy Anton
City of Idaho Falls / Golf Division
Clark & Debbie Kauffman
Clay & Jerri Bingham
Clear Springs Foods, Inc. / General Office
CLIF Bar Company
Clifton Bean
Cold Stone Creamery
Colleen Latham
College of Southern Idaho
Columbia Bank
Commercial Tire
Connie Wood
Connie Zimmerman
Costco
Country Flowers & Gifts
Craig & Carolyn Nelson
1000 Springs Tours
AAA - Idaho
Adina Brown
Advanced Auto Parts
Al Wachter
Alan & Lynn Widaman
Alan Mulkey
Alexsander Pavlovic
Almarose McHargue
Alpine Jewelers
Alyssa Ward
Amy Zimmerman
Anastasia Cisneros
Andrea Galindo
Andrew Shane Connell
Angie Marshall Kittridge
Applebee's
Ashley Manor
Auto Zone
Barbara Baker
Barbara Cothern
Barbara Gnesa
Barbara Mae Frith
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Belinda Capps
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services/
Idaho Homes & Properties
Betty A Coiner
Betty Lou Wilson
Beverly J Gandiaga
Beverly Morgado
Big 5 Sporting Goods
Black Swan Inn
Blue Lakes Inn
Brad & Cindy Requa
Bridgeview Living Estates
Broadway Java
Brookdale
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Contributors
Donna & Paul Brown
Donna Brock
Donna Kleinkopf
Donna Lee Pierce
Donnelly Sports
Doug Strand & Family
Dr. M Cole Johnson
Dr. Verlyn Broek
Dwan Thompson
Ed & Gail Brune
Ed & Dona Fuchs
Edwin H "Pete" Jr & Deanna M Comstock
El Sombrero
Elaine Scott
Elbert & Susan Davis
Elizabeth Teramoto
Elmalee Beaver
Emma Murphey Honorarium
Erin Goodwin
Evelyn Fitch
Everitt Jewell
Falls Brand Meats
Family of Bob Winson
Farmers National Bank
Festival of Giving
First Federal
Fisher's Technology
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Flora Silvers
Fox Floral
Fred & Sheila Boyce
Furniture & Appliance Outlet
G Ronald & Susan C Gerbing
Gail Lincoln
Garibaldi's Mexican Restaurant
Gary & Jan Charbula
Gary & Jan Thietten
Gary & Kim Quesnell
Culver's
CVMA 13-5 - Combat Veterans
Motor Cycle Association
D&B Supply
D L Evans Bank
Dacotah Paper Company
Dale Ross
Dan Barsness
Dana Hansen
Daniel Jorgensen
Danny & Elaine Bryant
Daryl Hunt
Dave Adams
David & Carolyn Browning
David & Mary Egan
David & Michelle Obermeyer
David Mensing
David R Munn
Dayle Click
DC Engineering
Dean & Pamela Seibel
Dean & Carolyn Kohntopp
Deanna Parker
Deb & Kevin Kraal
Deena Benavidez
Dell Ray (Bo) & Lewene Clark
Della Kimbrough
Diana Delaney
Diane Moore
Dianna Cummins
Dick Goetsch
Dick's Pharmacy
Dick's Sporting Goods
Dickey's BBQ Pit
Donald & Claudeen Buettner
Donald & Peggy Stanley
Donald & Susan Anderson
Donald & Joan Stein
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Contributors
Jan Reigle
Janet L Schaumburg
Janice Clark
Janice VandenBerg
Janie Carlton
Jannie Cunningham
Jarritos Mexican Restaurant
Jason Sumsion
Jay J Bride
Jeanne Alban
Jeff Lois & Dick Meyer
Jennifer & Jack Kulm
Jennifer Petterson
Jenny Harmon
Jensen Jewelers
Jeri Wilson
Jeris Eckert Haskins
Jerome Cheese Company
Jerry Gunter
Jessica Larsen
Jim & Betty Beadz
Jim & Peggy Stevens
Jim Bob & Son Bakery & Etc.
Jim Couch & Family
Jimmy Johns Gourmet Sandwiches
Joanna Aufdenkamp
Jody A Tremblay
Joed Steinberg
John & Louise Marshall
John & Cindy Kemp
John Schoettger
John W Koelsch
Joseph & Linda Rockne
Judy & William Lawrence
Julia Miller
Julie Rost
June Gunter
Karan Becker
Gary & Sharon Welch
Gem State Paper & Supply Company
George & Carol Couch
Georgia Cantrell
Gert Busman
Gerties Brick Oven Cookery
Glen & Joan Sandau
Gloria Myers
Golden Corral
Gordo Enterprises
Guppies Hot Rod Grille
Hair & Things / Shana Stevens
Hands On Pottery
Harbor Freight
Harold & Dorothy Everson
Helen Slater
Hemingway's Happy Hounds
Heritage Assisted Living, Inc.
High Spirits LLC.
Holly L Anderson
Hot Topic, Inc.
HUB International
Idaho Central Credit Union
Idaho Pizza Company
Idaho Power / IDACORP
Employees Community Service Fund
Imagine Morgan
J A Wedum Foundation
Jack & Debbie Mink
Jack Gregg
Jacklyn C Gasser
Jackpot Golf Course
Jakers Bar & Grill
Jamba Juice
James & Elena Nichitel
James & Ellen Fischer
James & Grace Herrett
Jami & Mark Grassi
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Contributors
Maria Van Eikeren
Marilyn Di Maggio
Marion's Massage & Nutrition
Mark & Sharla Warren
Mary Cooper
Mary Dussell
Mary Kelsey
Mary Lou Lancaster
Mason's Trophy
Matt & Carol Tombre
Maxie's Pizza & Pasta / Twin Falls
Melissa Pease
Mildred I Tumbleson
Mimi's Flower & Gifts
Miracle Hot Springs
Native Roots, LLC.
Native Skin Tanning Salon
Neil Cross
Network Services Company
Nicholas Maybon
Nora Wells
Norco
Norma L Meier
On Line Graphics
Oregon Trail Inn
Otto & Mary Alice Florence
Outback Steakhouse
P E or L A Nelson
Palmer Automotive
Pamela Allison
Pamela Murphy
Panda Express
Papa Kelsey's
Papa Murphy's
Patty Huffman
Paula J Tobin
Peggy J Morris Trust
Pepsi Beverages Company
Karla R & Felix Gonzalez
Katelyn J Volle
Kathleen Eddington
Kathryn Taylor Affleck
Kathy Martin
Katie Kauffman
Keith & Kim Quigley
Ken Parker
Kenneth Grubb
Kenneth & Lisa Hopper
Kent A Hove
Kerry Joy Carpenter
Kevin & Deborah Chadwick
Keyline Automotive Warehouse
Kristine Roy
La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant
LaRay Easterday
Larry Reed
Lenora Owen
Leon & Virginia Reed
Leonard Green
Leslie J James
Leticia Hernandez
Linda R Francis
Lisa Schultz
Log Tavern, LLC.
Lori Frith
Lorraine A Morrison
Lorraine Rita & Michael Duppong
Louise Nelson
LuLu Mae Coates
Lynne Slimp
M E Wright
Magic Valley Cinema 13
Magic Valley Distributing
Magic Valley Mower
Marc James
Maria Smith
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Contributors
Shane Bybee
Sharon Carnes
Sharon Sullivan
Shena Bingham
Shirley J Owen
Shirley J Pretl
Shirley M Lauters
Simplot Growers
Six States Distributers
Sizzler Steak House
Snake River Pool & Spa
Sondra Ingalls
St. Luke's Regional
Sta-Well Health Foods
Staci Crudup
Steel Horse Motorcycle
Leathers & Accessories
Stephen & Cathy Elston
Steve & Cynthia Hofland
Steven A & Elizabeth Quesnell Kohtz
Stricker Insurance
Subway
Sue Votroubek
Sun Valley Company
Susan Behuniak
Susan Eleanor Pospichal
Susan Hall
Susan M Bolton
Suzanne Egan
Swensen's
Swire Coca Cola
Syringa Place Assisted Living
Tamela Moore
Tami Slatter
Tara Settlemoir
Ted & Mary Vye
Terry Tracy
Teton Peaks Lodge & RV Park
PGA - Rocky Mountain
Philip & June Wert
Phyllis Beaumont
Pinnacle Technologies
Pizza Pie Cafe'
Randy Sue Pietz
Ravenspur Bison Ranch
Raymond Crawford
Razoo Foundation
Rene Frederick Lazure
Rex & Emmie Lytle
Reynolds Funeral Chapel
Richard & Rosalie Little
Richard Stivers
Ricky Sanchez
Ridley's Market
Rita Robinson
Robbie & Jordan Sedler /
Paper Enterprises, Inc.
Robert & Leanne Petroch
Robert & Nancy Tuck
Robert E & Virgia West
Robert L Clancy
Robert & Barbara Thomas
Robert R Phillip
Rock Creek Restaurant
Ron & Debra Miciak
Ron Blackwood
Ronald E Hicks, CPF
Roseanna Jones
Rosenau Funeral Home
Ross & Kathy Deahl
Rudy's A Cook's Paradise
Ruth Crawford
Sandra Ruebel
Sarah Hawker
Sawtooth Spraying Service Inc.
Schilling Supply Company
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Contributors
Valley Food Service dba McDonalds
Vicki Jarvis
Vicki Malone
Vietnam Vets / Legacy Vets Motorcycle Club
Vietnam War Veterans
Welcome Home Celebration
Violet Lundgren
Visions Home Health &
Visions Home Care, LLC
W E & L L Segura
Walmart
Walter Freestone
Ward & Joleen Toone
Warm Art Tattoo
Watkins Distributing
Wayne Iverson
Western States
Westmark Credit Union
Willard C Weigt
William Kestle
William Ronald Bufton
Wilma Powlus
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