winter
vol. 23, issue 1
2012
Addressing Addiction
as a Family Disease
See story on page 4.
FROM THE CEO
TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
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Landmark addiction report
is a call to action
F E AT U R E S T O R Y
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“Substance misuse is one of the critical public health problems of our time.”
LEADING THE FIELD
Addiction is a complex brain disease with many risk factors, including genetics and age
of first use. Rosecrance was founded more than 100 years ago as a children’s home to help
families in need. Our history of working with kids is why we continue to operate the largest
residential treatment center for adolescents and young adults in the Midwest and why we
specialize our programs to provide clients the best opportunity for lasting recovery.
The Surgeon General’s report has made diagnosing and treating substance use disorders a
call to action similar to the report on the dangers of smoking released more than 50 years
ago. I remember my father talking about that report: He quit smoking cigarettes the day it
came out in 1964.
This report is certainly an affirmation at a time that is long overdue but still greatly
appreciated, particularly in these times of uncertainty regarding what will happen
with health care reform (or re-reform, as it seems). There is greater acceptance of our
need to address these substance use issues, but that acceptance is hindered by changing
social attitudes and mixed messages toward youthful substance use caused primarily by
widespread legalization and decriminalization of drugs such as marijuana.
You will often hear me say that treatment works. I have personally witnessed the miracle of
recovery, which allows moms and dads to get their kids back, spouses to begin healing their
broken families, and siblings to repair strained relationships with their sisters and brothers.
They can find comfort in knowing that Rosecrance works every day to combat a stigma that
still exists for a disease that affects nearly 21 million Americans.
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Fun glimpse at experiential therapies
Around the network
Florian Program expands to serve
police and veterans
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Alumni Program still going strong
Quitting smoking a target for young clients
Training helps people respond to mental health
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Team treatment helps mom find strength
ON THE MOVE
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Rosecrance latest news
GIVING
Despite the growing uncertainty in our industry, we continue to be focused on the basics
of recovery. Rosecrance is grounded in the 12-Step traditions, offering evidence-based
and individualized treatment, medication-assisted therapy where and when indicated, and
recovery support posttreatment. We recognize that recovery is a process, not an event. That
is why we have the difficult but important conversations about sober living and recovery
homes, we organize recovery-focused alumni events, and we keep families engaged.
As we continue to grow and take on new responsibilities, providing help, hope, and
recovery to our clients and their families is still at the heart of what we do. This month’s
cover story about our Family Program addresses that addiction is a family disease and offers
a glimpse at how the program helps set boundaries and create healthy habits to help the
whole family achieve lasting recovery.
Addiction: A family disease
Rosecrance program provides healthy techniques for healing and support
That introduction from the landmark 2016 Surgeon General’s report on addiction sums up
something we here at Rosecrance have known for decades. We recognized it in 1982 when
we started treating teens for chemical dependency—as it was known back then—and again
a decade later when we expanded and built a new treatment center for adults.
Philip W. Eaton
President/CEO
published March 2017
Director of Communications:
Nancy Chamberlain
Sr. Communication Design
Coordinator: Michelle Francis
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Annual benefit goes ‘country casual’
Rosecrance Flower Day
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The Foundation is on the run in 2017
Other up-and-coming Foundation events
Couple goes form ‘corps’ to core benefactors
The 1916 Society
Rosecrance Lakeview campaign achieves goals
Thank you to our generous donors
Writer: Melissa Westphal
OUR DONORS
Photographer: Ethan Loomis
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Honorariums and Memorials
On the cover: Artwork
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2016 Donors
was created by clients in
Rosecrance substance abuse
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LEADERSHIP
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Boards of Directors and leadership team
This is our purpose, as we all go forward, by the grace of God, one day at a time.
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F E AT U R E S T O R Y
Peter Mowris leads the two-day Family Program at the
Harrison Campus, where adults of all ages are served in both
residential and outpatient treatment. The audience for that
program includes parents but also spouses, children, siblings,
and other relatives.
Both programs begin with introductions, where participants tell
their stories. Just having a safe space to talk about their loved
ones provides some immediate relief.
Peter Mowris (left) and Kathleen Wolf lead Family Program at the Rosecrance Harrison and Griffin Williamson campuses, respectively. The programs are an
immersive experience for parents, spouses, siblings, and other relatives who want to learn more about the disease of addiction and how it affects their loved ones.
Addiction: A family disease
Rosecrance program provides healthy techniques for healing and support
Common themes of pain, heartache, and frustration often
surface as family members share stories about their loved ones
at Rosecrance.
There are stories of drug use, of confusing behaviors that support
drug addictions, and of the guilt and shame associated with the
stigma of substance abuse. More often than not, there are also
tears.
It’s all part of the healing that begins during Family Program,
an essential part of the recovery process that takes place at
the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson and Rosecrance Harrison
campuses in Rockford, as well as at Rosecrance Lakeview in
Chicago.
Families gain some of the tools necessary to support their
loved ones in healthy ways. They learn that addiction is a brain
disease, what therapies are used during treatment, and how to
begin setting boundaries.
One important lesson is that they’re not alone, which program
coordinators say is a big step in moving forward.
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“Family is an important part of recovery. Parents, spouses,
siblings, and other partners are integrated into the treatment
process early on at Rosecrance,” said Dr. Thomas Wright,
Rosecrance’s chief medical officer. “Addiction is often a family
disease; without addressing that component, sometimes
recovery is less likely.”
How it works
Support for families goes hand-in-hand with Rosecrance’s
mission to provide help, hope, and the best opportunity for
lasting recovery.
Today, the Family Program is similar across locations, but the
programs are tailored to their unique audiences.
Kathleen Wolf coordinates the three-day program at the Griffin
Williamson Campus. Participants are typically parents of the
adolescent and young adult clients, and education includes
information about adolescent development, family impact of
addiction, and enabling.
“That basic introduction to empathy that lies behind recovery
is probably my favorite part of the whole experience,” Mowris
said. “Typically, families have two to three giant questions; as
they’re talking, I’m taking notes and I make sure to address the
things they bring up so they’re being heard.”
Sometimes, the questions are tied to specific events or times
of the year. During Family Program sessions this past fall,
participants at both sites shared concerns about how to talk
about their loved ones in treatment at Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
“Families are traumatized, and we’re responding to that,” Wolf
said. “This is their time, whereas so much of their time outside
of here is spent worrying about the person with the addiction.
There are common experiences they can learn from and share
here.”
Mowris recently added client-specific family support groups to
the Family Program experience at Harrison. There are groups
for families of opiate addicts, parents of young adults, families
of co-occurring disorder clients, and families of women clients.
The groups are facilitated by primary counselors who work on
the specific residential units.
in the community such as Al-Anon and Nar-Anon.
A mother from McHenry County whose son completed
treatment at Rosecrance shared her story with Family Program
participants in the fall. She stressed the importance of finding a
support system at home; she attends Al-Anon meetings and has
a sponsor she can talk to during good times and bad.
“I got my son back,” she told the group. “And I’m better because
I’m using the tools and I have more confidence. “I remember
coming here … I was dreading it. I was so afraid. But listening
to someone else’s story helped me so much.”
Helping families in Chicago
A natural expansion of the Family Program occurred when
Rosecrance Lakeview opened in July 2016 in Chicago.
Lakeview’s first floor houses an outpatient substance abuse
counseling center, and the second through fourth floors offer
recovery housing for adults.
Two counselors facilitate the Lakeview program, which takes
place on the second and fourth Saturdays each month over
three hours. It’s open to clients in the outpatient program and
to those who live in the recovery housing at Lakeview.
The setup mirrors programming at the Rockford campuses, said
Elizabeth Ellison, clinical coordinator at Rosecrance Lakeview.
Education includes lessons about communication, relapse
prevention and how to identify warning signs and triggers.
Families can attend the support groups while their loved ones
are in treatment and afterward. Both Wolf and Mowris also
make themselves available to families as resources outside of the
structured setting of the Family Program.
Knowing it works
Family Program coordinators also talk to families about relapse
prevention—including possible follow-up care at Rosecrance
recovery homes—as well as the 12 Steps and support programs
A sign directs participants to the Family Program at the Griffin Williamson
Campus, which specializes in treating adolescents and young adults for
substance use disorders. That program is three days, and it often includes
speakers and hands-on activities such as therapeutic drumming.
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LEADING THE FIELD
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Hands-on education
offers fun glimpse at
experiential therapies
Treatment for substance use disorders, like many medical conditions, is often
a big unknown unless you or a loved one has gone through it. That’s why
Rosecrance likes to invite visitors in to see the process firsthand.
This year, Rosecrance has scheduled two trainings for school-based
professionals to learn about our Experiential Therapies Department, which
integrates evidenced-based recreational and art therapy programs into the
daily treatment schedule for clients. The dates are May 18 and October 12 at
the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus in Rockford.
Around the network
Keeping tabs on Rosecrance’s sites around the region
Rosecrance Lakeview
Jennifer Venezia, an outreach counselor with Rosecrance,
paints a canvas during the art therapy portion of the
experiential therapies training.
The sessions are led by Rosecrance’s team of experiential therapists, recreation
specialists, and art therapists: Keri Fager, Abby Nelson, Christine Henke, and
Jada Miller. Fager said the organization follows best practices to provide the
best outcomes for clients, which include helping them explore new activities
and re-learn good habits to replace activity involving drugs and alcohol.
Rosecrance programming is grounded in the 12-Step traditions and
supplemented by individual, group, and family counseling; detoxification;
medication-assisted therapy; peer support and more. Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Thomas Wright said experiential therapies and therapeutic recreation help
engage clients, which can improve their chances for lasting recovery.
Abby Nelson (middle) watches as clinicians balance a rod
on their index fingers and try to lower it to the ground.
The team-building exercise is called Helium Stick.
Thank you to all of the individuals who attended our dedication
and donor appreciation event February 3 at Rosecrance
Lakeview in Chicago. A special thank-you goes to our recovery
champions, the Foglia Family Foundation and John & Marilyn
McDonough.
Training specialist Melissa “MJ” Jendusa presented the
information. The talk highlighted statistics about teenage
drug use, common drugs of abuse such as cannabinoids and
prescription pills, and signs and symptoms of use.
Rosecrance has a longstanding relationship with McHenry
County schools—there are several Student Assistance
Program (SAP) counselors who work within the different
districts. SAP Counselors Marqueeta Harrington and Katie
Riechers attended the February 15 training, as did Deb
Smith, Rosecrance’s clinical coordinator in McHenry County,
and Community Relations Coordinator Maureen Collins.
Lakeview’s 30-bed recovery housing program continues to fill
steadily since the July 2016 opening. The outpatient treatment
program is also growing, with options that include morning and
evening intensive outpatient and continuing care groups.
Rosecrance has several other trainings scheduled for District
155 schools. Call 815-387-5607 for more information or
if you’re interested in substance use education for your
organization.
Call 773-975-4047 to make a referral or for more information
about Rosecrance Lakeview.
Rosecrance Champaign/Urbana
A new intensive outpatient program (IOP) treating
adolescents for substance use disorders is up and running at
Rosecrance Champaign/Urbana.
The program hosted an open house February 22. Rosecrance
RCU Executive Director Sheila Ferguson said the new
programming will begin to address a lack of substance abuse
treatment in the community that was identified during focus
groups in 2016.
At one of the sessions last fall, activities included art therapy, where
participants created designs on canvases with paint and magazine cutouts;
drumming, which involved attendees splitting up into smaller groups and
creating sounds associated with the 12 Steps; planting in the conservatory; and
a team-building exercise called Helium Stick, where group members had to
balance a thin rod on their index fingers and lower it to the floor as a team.
The existing space was remodeled and offers its own entrance
at Rosecrance’s 1801 Fox Drive location. Ferguson thanked
United Way of Champaign County for providing start-up
funds for the program.
“This was by far the best experience in CEU history,” said Saj Parikh, a nurse
with Alexian Brothers Center for Psychiatric Research. “Your colleagues were
passionate about their work, and the mission of Rosecrance prevailed.”
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Staff at Crystal Lake Central High School learned about
teenage drug trends and how to recognize behavioral health
issues during the first of several Rosecrance trainings
this year.
Rosecrance President/CEO Phil Eaton presented a Recovery
Advocate Award to Alderman Tom Tunney, who has continued
to help foster important conversations about substance abuse in
the Lakeview area. Tunney was thankful for the recognition,
saying that he appreciates what Rosecrance does because
addiction is an ongoing struggle and treatment is a big need for
city residents.
Individuals who participate in the training receive continuing education
credits and hands-on experience with the therapies provided at Rosecrance.
Visit rosecrance.org to register for the trainings or for more information.
Rosecrance McHenry County
Clinicians Tomas Garcia and Saj Parikh balance rocks
during a mindfulness exercise inside the Ipsen Conservatory
at the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus.
Rosecrance President/CEO Phil Eaton, Chicago Alderman Tom Tunney
and Tunney’s Chief of Staff Bennett Lawson were a few of the people who
attended the dedication and donor appreciation event at Rosecrance
Lakeview.
Call 217-693-4580 or visit rosecrancecu.org for more
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men and clients with opiate-specific
substance use disorders. The third floor
most recently housed a co-occurring unit
(for clients with substance use and mental
health disorders) with priority admission
for veterans, so the combination with
Florian was a natural fit.
DeGryse has reached out to the Illinois
State Police and police departments
in Rockford, Dixon, and other areas
to enhance the already strong Florian
curriculum by addressing the different
disciplines.
Rosecrance Florian Program Director Dan DeGryse speaks to a packed audience at the first
Rosecrance Florian Symposium, which took place in September near Chicago. The event attracted
172 people, including firefighters, chaplains, and clinicians from 23 states and Canada.
Florian Program expands to
serve police and veterans
The Rosecrance Florian Program, founded in 2014 to treat
members of the fire service for substance use and mental
health disorders, has expanded this year to serve all
uniformed personnel.
Florian was the first program in the country to have its own residential unit dedicated
to treating firefighters, paramedics, EMTs, and other fire service members such as
chaplains. The program has served nearly 120 clients from over 85 fire departments and
a dozen states.
The unit moved in 2016 to the third floor of the Rosecrance Harrison Campus in
anticipation of the program’s expansion to serve law enforcement and veterans, two
populations that Rosecrance has served throughout its various programs for many
years. Combining the clients into one specialized unit recognizes that they experience
similar trauma, said Florian Program Director Dan DeGryse, who also works as an
active-duty battalion chief for the Chicago Fire Department.
“Through education, research, and our own awareness of working with clients, we
find that there’s a bond and a level of security and safety when people who come from
similar backgrounds are together,” DeGryse noted.
Rosecrance has other specialized units at the Harrison Campus for women, young
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One of the key components of the
program is peer support, and police and
military will be included in those efforts.
Florian has incorporated more education
about relapse prevention and leisure
management, as well as education about
PTSD for clients.
“Combining the units allows us to expand
the scope and reach more people, and
these groups have a lot of similarities,
from the related impact of trauma and
substance abuse on their jobs, their
families, even their health,” said Craig
Stallings, Rosecrance’s administrator of
adult substance abuse treatment.
To make a referral to the Rosecrance
Florian Program or for information,
contact Dan DeGryse at 312-833-0196
or [email protected].
Rosecrance Alumni Program
still going strong
The 12th Step of Alcoholics Anonymous stresses the importance of helping others, and
that’s exactly what several Rosecrance alumni did during a visit to the Harrison Campus
in Rockford.
Alumni Walter W., Jamie A., Jill G., Mike Y., and Kelli F. spoke January 18 to adult
clients who are being treated for substance use disorders. They visited specific units—
specialized for populations such as women, young men, and individuals diagnosed with
opiate-specific disorders—and came together at the end of the day for a panel discussion
with the combined group of clients.
The event highlighted changes to Rosecrance’s longstanding Alumni Program,
which aims to keep alums connected through sober activities and educational events
to enhance their opportunities for lasting recovery. Changes to the program include
new leadership: the Rev. James E. Swarthout is the new director of clergy and alumni
relations, and Rebecca Jaster is the new alumni coordinator. Both previously served in
clinical and community relations roles at Rosecrance for several years.
There were common themes of hope and wisdom shared during the January alumni
event. Jamie brought his guitar and played some of the songs he wrote during and after
treatment for clients. He talked a lot about perspective and how it was important for
him in recovery to change how he reacted to people and situations.
“I’ve been exactly where you are listening to someone tell their story,” he told a group of
male clients. “I’m a grateful recovering addict, and I’m building a new way of life. You
can learn to love your life.”
For more information about the Rosecrance Alumni Program, contact Rebecca
Jaster at [email protected] or 815-387-2447.
save the date
2017 Rosecrance Florian
Symposium
September 21-22
Crowne Plaza in Rosemont, Illinois
Visit rosecranceflorian.org for more
information.
Rosecrance alumni Jamie A. sings and Kelli F. speaks to clients January 18 at the Harrison Campus in
Rockford. Both shared stories about their experiences during treatment and their time in recovery.
Quitting smoking a
target for young clients
Rosecrance has started doing more
with its smoking cessation efforts at the
Griffin Williamson Campus for 18- and
19-year-old clients being treated for
substance use disorders.
The campus is already smoke-free, so
staff work to reduce smoking for all
clients from the time they are admitted.
The efforts were supported by a recent
study in the Journal of Substance
Abuse Treatment that noted, “Quitting
smoking did not adversely affect alcohol
and other drug (AOD) outcomes and
was associated with better prognosis of
lowered AOD cravings for youths with
and without ADHD.”
“Tobacco is the most abused substance
we have in this country, and it comes
with some of the worst morbidity and
mortality issues,” said Dr. Thomas
Wright, Rosecrance’s chief medical
officer. “It’s important that we work with
clients and help them develop individual
plans they can put into practice after
they leave.”
Adam Hartzell, Rosecrance’s unit
coordinator for the young men’s unit at
Griffin Williamson, said staff uses the
Web-based program at smokefree.gov
to create individualized plans for clients.
The site includes education on the health
effects of smoking, tools and tips for
quitting, and many other resources.
Clients also have access to smoking
cessation medication such as nicotine
patches to help them curb cravings
during treatment.
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LEADING THE FIELD
Training helps people
respond to mental
health emergencies
If someone is having a panic attack, do you
know how to help?
Can you recognize the signs of depression,
anxiety, or a substance use disorder in a
friend or family member?
Rosecrance continues to educate the public on these issues
by providing training in Mental Health First Aid USA, a
groundbreaking education program that teaches individuals
how to identify and respond to signs of mental illnesses and
substance use disorders. Rosecrance started offering the eighthour course in 2013.
Nearly 30 participants—including social workers, counselors,
first responders, and nurses—attended an Adult Mental
Health First Aid class last summer taught by Sarra Reichwald,
Rosecrance’s director of education and staff development. The
group was comprised of mostly Rockford-area organizations,
but the course also drew people from the Chicago suburbs,
Iowa, and Wisconsin.
While basic first aid teaches how to respond with techniques
such as CPR during a medical emergency, Mental Health
First Aid trains individuals how to respond in a mental health
emergency and offer support through early intervention.
“It’s very intentional about making sure you’re helping someone
as soon as you see the potential for what could be a mental
health or substance abuse issue,” Reichwald said.
Those who attend the course learn a five-step action plan to
respond to individuals who are in a mental health crisis until
they can be linked with appropriate care.
Teri Lafferty, pastor at Evans United Methodist Church in
Machesney Park, attended the summer training in an effort
to be proactive in her work with parishioners. Shortly after,
Lafferty said she was better prepared to talk with a young
person who had been experiencing suicidal thoughts.
“I never know what might happen when I meet
with someone, so I value these trainings a great
deal,” Lafferty said.
In an effort to provide more public trainings,
Rosecrance Outreach Counselor Lindsey
Vass is working on her certification to present
Mental Health First Aid that is tailored toward
adolescents.
Sessions scheduled so far this year are as follows:
l June 22 and September 14,
Adult Mental Health First Aid;
l July 20,
Adolescent Mental Health First Aid.
Sarra Reichwald, Rosecrance’s director of education and staff development, teaches the
June 13 Mental Health First Aid course at the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus.
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Visit rosecrance.org/events for
more information about Mental
Health First Aid USA training.
Team
treatment
helps mom
find daily
strength
Ronda H. was already proud
of the strides she had taken
in her recovery from mental
health and substance abuse
issues. Now she has some
added inspiration from a
smiley, curly-haired little boy.
Ronda H. has excelled in treatment through the Rosecrance Ware Center, thanks to the
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) program. ACT is a 24/7 program of intensive support.
A pretty turbulent history followed
the 39-year-old mom when she came
to Rosecrance in 2011. Ronda endured
trauma as a teenager, used drugs, and had
gone on and off medication for bipolar
disorder through the years.
“We watch out for one another,” she said.
“I came a long way from being wild
and disrespectful like I used to be,” she
said. “If you would have seen me then
compared to now? Everybody’s really
proud that I’ve turned myself around.”
“I feel God put (Roy) in my life for a
reason. Maybe for me to slow down, to
learn that I can’t always win and fight
with people,” she said.
Ronda undergoes Assertive Community
Treatment, more commonly known as
ACT. The treatment is intensive and
delivered four days a week by a team of
individuals from the Rosecrance Ware
Center. They help her with grocery
shopping and budgeting if she needs it;
she and other ACT clients go bowling
and do other leisure activities together.
Her son, Roy, was born on July 4, 2016.
Ronda said raising a child is challenging,
but she prioritizes her mental health and
wellness.
Ronda credits the coping skills she has
learned through ACT with helping her be
more mindful and patient. Jill Hartwig,
a behavioral health case manager at the
Ware Center, commended Ronda for
working hard on her recovery, especially
through a challenging pregnancy.
“Some people don’t come out of stuff like
this, but I was blessed to come out of it,”
Ronda said. “Rosecrance helped me a lot.
I still go through things daily, but I’m
strong. Every day, I’m strong.”
“Some people don’t come
out of stuff like this, but I was
blessed to come out of it.”
-Ronda H.
Ronda makes it a point to stand up for
her fellow ACT clients. Even though she
might be further along in the program, “I
don’t treat them differently,” she said. But
her progression does have her thinking
about what steps she’s taking next in
her life.
“I’ve started to think about the future, one
step at a time,” she said.
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ON THE MOVE
ON THE MOVE
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1) David Gomel, Ph.D., President of Rosecrance, Inc.; 2) Allison Pale, Director of Nursing; 3) Rosecrance received a 2016 Outstanding Clinical Care Award;
4) Edwin Baker, of Burlington Labs, teaches a clinical excellence training, which was hosted by Rosecrance.
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5) Rosecrance La Grange; 6) Melissa “MJ” Jendusa speaks during the Know Your Chicago 2016 Tour; 7) Rosecrance provides short-term counseling
services for children at the School-Based Health Center at Auburn High School in Rockford.
NEWS BRIEFS
The latest
Leadership changes announced
David Gomel, Ph.D., was named president of Rosecrance, Inc.,
a subsidiary of Rosecrance Health Network, in January. Gomel
began working for Rosecrance in 1993 as a counselor in adult
substance abuse treatment. He earned his doctorate degree in
2016 and has overseen the day-to-day services at Rosecrance’s
many sites and expanding organization for several years. In
this new role, Gomel will be responsible for all programs and
services offered by Rosecrance, Inc. and continue to report
directly to Philip Eaton, who will remain president/CEO of
Rosecrance Health Network. Eaton will oversee the areas
of marketing, finance, human resources, and development/
communications. Through this organizational change, Eaton
will also have the opportunity to concentrate on future growth
to the organization and areas that may be added to RHN.
Eaton will devote greater focus and vision to the strategic areas
of advocacy and public policy, as well as the development area,
including donor relations and fundraising.
New director of nursing joins team
Rosecrance hired a new director of nursing with experience in
both the U.S. and abroad. Allison Pale, who joined the staff
in January, has been a registered nurse for 16 years, with 14
of those years spent as a family nurse practitioner. She comes
to Rockford from her most recent role as director of nursing
for Planned Parenthood of New York City and also spent
time working in San Francisco and Vermont. Pale earned her
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bachelor’s degree from Yale University and a master’s degree in
nursing from the University of California San Francisco. After
receiving her master’s degree, she worked in Africa for several
years with Doctors Without Borders. Rosecrance relies on a
medical leadership team of about two dozen people, including
psychiatrists, primary care physicians, and nurses who manage
the care for thousands of children, teens, adults, and families
undergoing addiction and mental health treatment each year.
Rosecrance earns recognition for work with
young adults
Addiction Professional honored Rosecrance’s young adult
substance abuse treatment services with a 2016 Outstanding
Clinical Care Award. The awards honor clinical programs
that effectively deliver addiction treatment to underserved or
challenging populations. Rosecrance’s specialized programming
allows young adults struggling with substance abuse the
opportunity to heal, mature, and become grounded in recovery
as they progress toward a successful and drug-free future. The
97-bed Rosecrance Harrison Campus in Rockford offers a
16-bed unit specifically for young adult men. In addition, the
campus has a 12-bed opiate-specific unit that serves clients
between the ages of 18 and 30. In July 2016, Rosecrance
Lakeview opened its doors, offering an outpatient counseling
center and recovery residence in Chicago that specializes
in treating young adults. Rosecrance also offers intensive
outpatient services for young adults at several of its satellite
locations to make programs accessible when and where they are
needed the most. Visit rosecrance.org for a link to a story about
Rosecrance’s programs and the award in Addiction Professional
magazine.
New Life offers clinical trainings
Know Your Chicago event deemed a success
The first in a series of clinical excellence trainings drew
maximum-capacity attendance February 10 in collaboration with
Rosecrance New Life Outpatient Center and Burlington Labs
in Davenport, Iowa. Edwin G. Baker, education specialist with
Burlington Labs, spoke about the opioid crisis, addiction as a
brain disease, medication-assisted treatment and recovery, and
cannabinoids such as marijuana. The quarterly trainings are free,
and participants can earn continuing education units (CEUs)
that are board-certified in the states of Iowa and Illinois. Future
trainings will continue to focus on topics that educate and provide
answers about current drug trends. Visit rosecrance.org for more
information.
Rosecrance had the unique opportunity to participate in the
Know Your Chicago 2016 Tour Season. Know Your Chicago,
founded in 1948, encourages residents to be more active and
engaged citizens by learning about Chicago organizations,
issues and landmarks. The two-day event at Loyola University
featured law enforcement officials and a panel discussion with
Rosecrance’s Maureen Collins, Merry Beth Sheets, and Melissa
“MJ” Jendusa, as well as Dr. Marla Kushner. Rosecrance alumni
also shared their stories of addiction and recovery.
Outpatient treatment programs start in
Chicago suburbs
A Rosecrance program that expands access to behavioral health
services in schools continues this year thanks to a grant from
the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois. The $40,000
grant from the Dr. Louis & Violet Rubin Fund supports the
Open Access Child and Family Counseling program, which
integrates short-term counseling services for children of all
ages served by the School-Based Health Center at Auburn
High School in Rockford. Services are available regardless of
families’ ability to pay. The goal is to help students manage
their behavioral health in a proactive way and prevent mental
health crises. During the first year of the program, Rosecrance
observed a 22 percent reduction in the number of Screening,
Assessment and Support Services (SASS) administered in the
61101 ZIP code, which serves the health center. SASS is the
emergency behavioral health response for children living in
Winnebago and Boone counties, and the assessments take place
where their crisis occurs.
Rosecrance has launched intensive outpatient addiction
treatment programs (IOPs) for adults of all ages at its offices
in Northbrook, Frankfort, and La Grange. IOPs allow
individuals to focus on recovery skills while staying in their
home environments. Program clients participate in treatment
nine hours a week using an evidence-based curriculum that
includes individual and family counseling; peer support; 12Step group introduction; experiential therapies; and education
about the disease of addiction, life skills, and relapse prevention.
This program is an expansion of young adult IOPs that already
existed at the sites. The offices also offer free, confidential
drug and alcohol evaluations. Call 815-391-1000 for more
information.
Grant funds mental health prevention work
in schools
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GIVING
GIVING
Annual benefit goes
‘country casual’
Other up-and-coming
Foundation events
2017 Rosecrance
Foundation
Chicago Benefit
Attendees of the 2017 Rosecrance Foundation Benefit are
invited to “Say Yes” to supporting recovery this year with special
performer Kristian Bush of Sugarland.
Tuesday, September 26
The benefit takes place at 6:30 p.m. Monday, April 24, at
Giovanni’s Restaurant & Convention Center in Rockford. Last
year’s event attracted a sold-out crowd of more than 800 guests
who helped celebrate Rosecrance’s 100th anniversary.
Proceeds from the benefit will support The Kinley Charity
Care Fund, which helps youth, adults, and families who seek
treatment for substance abuse and mental illness. The fund
has provided nearly $8 million in charity care since it was
established in 1984.
Kristian Bush is a Grammy-winning singer, songwriter,
producer, multi-instrumentalist, and one-half of the platinumselling country duo Sugarland. Bush founded Sugarland in
2002, and the group has sold more than 22 million albums
worldwide. His country-pop debut solo album, “Southern
Gravity,” was released in 2015 to rave reviews, and his new song,
“Forever Yours (Say Yes),” is the title song for a popular TLC
show and the inspiration for this year’s benefit theme.
Benefit attendees are encouraged to dress in country casual
attire. The event also will feature presentation of the Castle
Award, which recognizes an individual or family that has
provided exceptional or exemplary leadership to advance the
mission of Rosecrance. Benefactors also can mingle with
Kristian Bush during a special reception prior to the event.
Kristian Bush is best known as one-half of the platinum-selling country
duo Sugarland, but he’s been making his mark on music for more than two
decades. He started his career in the early 1990s and today is a Grammywinning singer, songwriter, and producer.
“We are grateful for the continued support of our benefactors
and the community at large. They help us serve more people
each year who come to us in need of help with addiction and
mental illness,” said Anne Boccignone, Rosecrance’s vice
president of communications and development. “Our annual
benefit allows us to share stories of recovery and celebrate those
who help us make a difference and save lives.”
Benefit tickets are $200 each or $2,000 for a table of 10, and
benefactor opportunities are still available. Contact Betsy
Liotus at 815-387-1601 or [email protected] for more
information. Visit rosecrance.org/foundation-fundraisers to
purchase tickets or donate.
Rosecrance Flower Day at Gensler Gardens
Thursday, May 11
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8 AM to 7 PM
Two Gensler Gardens locations:
8631 11th Street, New Milford and 102 Orth Road, Loves Park
Choose from the entire greenhouse selection of annuals and perennials and
gorgeous hanging baskets. Proceeds from sales will support improvements of the
Healing Garden at Rosecrance’s adolescent substance abuse treatment facility.
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Featuring radio and television
personality Pat O’Brien as the
keynote speaker. The event starts
at noon at the JW Marriott
Chicago, 151 W. Adams
Street. Call Margaret Wenzel,
Rosecrance’s director
of fund development-Chicago,
at 312-550-8270 for more
information.
Rosecrance is grateful
to the Gensler family for
their continued support
through this annual event.
Rosecrance is excited to host its second annual Recovery 5K Walk/Run
this August. Last year’s inaugural event helped celebrate the 100th
anniversary and promote healthy living in the community.
The Foundation is
on the run in 2017
The Rosecrance Foundation has a busy
summer and fall schedule planned with a
new event mixed in between two returning
calendar items.
A total of 435 people registered for last year’s first Rosecrance
Recovery 5K Walk/Run, and the second annual walk/run takes
place August 6 this year. Betsy Liotus, Rosecrance’s director
of development, said committee members have been meeting
since November to plan the 2017 event; the committee includes
Rosecrance staff, board members, and community volunteers.
Sponsorships of different levels are still available, and the
cost for the run/walk is $30 for adults, $25 for staff and $10
for children 17 and younger. Check back to rosecrance.org/
recovery5K for registration information and more details as the
event gets closer.
2017 Rosecrance Foundation Champaign
Benefit: Hoops, Help, and Hope
Thursday, November 9
Featuring former NBA star Chris Herren as the keynote speaker.
The event starts at 6:30 p.m. at the I-Hotel, 1900 South First
Street, Champaign, IL. Call Betsy Liotus, Rosecrance’s director
of development, at 815-387-1601 for more information.
Visit rosecrance.org for more information on
these and other events.
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GIVING
GIVING
Couple goes
from ‘corps’
to core
benefactors
The
Delve into the archives of Rosecrance’s
100 years of service, and you’ll see Randy
and Carol Krup in photos and programs
for nearly half of that history.
You may enroll in The 1916
Society by designating any of
these gifts:
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Bequest in your will or trust agreement (as a percentage of your estate or a specific donation amount)
l
Charitable remainder trust
l
Charitable lead trust
l
Designating The Rosecrance Foundation as the beneficiary
of retirement assets, IRAs,
life insurances, etc.
l
Gift of real estate or other
property
The Krups were original members of
The Rosecrance Corps along with Phil and Cherri Eaton, John and Robbie Mink, and
others during the 1970s. The Corps worked with the young boys that Rosecrance used
to serve at its first location on Alpine Road. Carol said they made sure every boy had a
birthday cake, and they would do monthly outings.
Randy spent more than 40 years as a Rosecrance board member. His introduction to
Rosecrance was through the Blackhawk Valley Region Sports Car Club of America,
which donated money to the agency from its annual auto show. He was also involved
with the Try-Beta Club, a service organization in Rockford that continues to fundraise
for Rosecrance and other local community organizations.
As Rosecrance grew through the years, Randy helped scout new locations and make
key decisions alongside fellow board members and Eaton for new building projects.
Carol was integral in helping with the flower sale that used to happen at the Alpine
campus; the event morphed into Flower Day that now takes place at Gensler Gardens.
She recalled that Corps members were responsible to sell the flowers and watch them
during the weekend sale, which involved spending the night with the flowers in a tent
outside the campus.
“Both Randy and I have felt Rosecrance is a very honorable and good charity to assist
young people and adults to obtain mental health and drug and alcohol treatment so
that they could become productive members of our society,” Carol said.
The Krups remain faithful Rosecrance benefactors and are members of The 1916
Society, which honors people who have remembered Rosecrance in their wills and
trusts. The name reflects the year Rosecrance was founded and gives a nod to our
founders, James and Fanny Rosecrance.
“I’ve always felt so strongly about the people who work at Rosecrance,” Randy said. “I
think we’ve got the best of the best, we really do. … I wanted the agency to succeed,
and it really became dear to me that it did.”
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1916
Society
Campaign for Rosecrance
Lakeview achieves goal
The 1916 Society allows us to
thank and honor our friends for
their philanthropic commitment
of future support to Rosecrance.
If you have made a planned
or estate gift to benefit The
Rosecrance Foundation, please
let us know. You are a valued
friend and we want to thank you.
For questions or to notify us,
contact Anne Boccignone at
The Rosecrance Foundation,
1021 N. Mulford Road,
Rockford, IL 61107-3877,
815.387.5636, aboccignone@
rosecrance.org.
Thank you to our
generous donors
Rosecrance is fortunate to receive support
through the year from many sources,
from donors to volunteers to community
organizations. Our young clients at the
Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus
are enjoying new fitness equipment thanks
to a generous donation from two area
resources: Dick and Marianne Drogosz
and the Freeport Community Foundation,
and the Try-Beta Club of Rockford.
Clients undergoing treatment for
substance use disorders use the equipment
up to three times a week to work on
their physical strength, which plays an
important role in the recovery process.
John and Marilyn McDonough were lead donors for the Launch to Life
Campaign. John was also the chairperson for the campaign.
The Rosecrance Foundation is deeply grateful for the
tremendous support of the Launch to Life Campaign for
Rosecrance Lakeview in Chicago.
The Launch to Life Campaign raised $1 million to support the total $5.5 million
project. We’d like to specially thank the Foglia Family Foundation, John and Marilyn
McDonough, the Northern Illinois Conference of the United Methodist Church,
Allstate Insurance Company, and the Orput family for their support.
Donor commitments allowed Rosecrance to create a thoughtfully designed new facility
with a unique concept: a counseling center that offers substance abuse treatment to
the surrounding community and housing that meets a growing need for an enhanced
recovery living environment.
The Launch to Life program at Rosecrance Lakeview offers recovery housing
complemented with proven strategies and programming to help young adult residents
successfully make the transition to lasting recovery and to a life of full potential.
The John M. Drogosz Youth Substance
Abuse Prevention/Treatment Memorial
Fund was established in December 2010
by Dick and Marianne to honor the
memory of their son.
Try-Beta Club, a local service group, has
provided generous support to Rosecrance
and other area organizations over its four
decades of civic service.
The holidays were also a busy time for
Rosecrance, thanks to the generous
support of volunteers and donors who
helped our clients in several ways:
l Westminster Presbyterian Church in Rockford donated 85 Christmas food baskets for our clients at the Ware Center;
l The Toymakers of Aldersgate Church donated two full boxes of incredible, handmade toy puppets and cars for our clients.
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HONORARIUMS & MEMORIALS
HONORARIUMS & MEMORIALS
Katelyn Eaves
David and Shelia Ganch
Diane E. Herrmann
Tammy Mostyn
Margaret Reid
Cara Rodgers
Morris L. Royal
Alaine Schumacher
Eric Fassnacht
Book Stall of Rockford
Josephine Baloun
Gregory and Jeanne Girard
Elizabeth Gross
Donna Gillette
Clifford A. Gillette
Mark and Sheryle Van De Water
Donald W. Winslow
Ralph and Craig Becker
Steven Becker
Jeremey J. Bialka
Kim Ackerson
Michael Muckian
Roof patio at Rosecrance Lakeview
Honorariums & Memorials
September 1, 2016 - January 31, 2017
Honorariums
Krystal Hall
Benedict and Nancy Hornak
Tyler Anderson
Mark Anderson
Miles Hembrough
Meghan E. Hembrough
Christian Chenoweth
The Hon. James A. Shapiro
Todd Howe
The Hon. James A. Shapiro
Gordon Eggers
Beverly B. Rosecrance
Jan and friends
Bradley R. Garrison
Peg Ekedahl and Mat Haeger
Wedding
Douglas L. Strand
Larry & Margie Jobe
Larry and Patricia Askew
Emiline Ensley
Chris Heinz
Jordan Fouts
Jackie and Dacia Fouts
Tom and Darlene Furst
Fred and Mary Ann Wham
Jackie Gaisie
Tina Brandts
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Hannah Lehman
Adam Lehman
Monica Long
Robert and Sandra Gregori
Dan Christopher Maimon
Joan McDermaid
Ed McDonough
Kenneth and Carolyn Nopar
John and Marilyn McDonough
Dana McDonough
Joseph and Ann McDonough
Gloria McFadden
Dr. Charles A. Pounian
Caroline Quinn
Christopher and Elizabeth Quinn
Mackenzie Russo
Melissa Naegelin
Thomas Severson
Carolyn M. Plummer
William and Catherine Thiede
Stephanie Thiede
Veterans suffering from PTSD
Dr. Timothy and Kathleen Starck
Craig and Martha Ann Wardlaw
Gregory and Barb Graber
Sophia Washcovick
Joe and Julie Washcovick
Honorariums &
Memorials
In honor of all those in recovery
and in memory of Herman
Bethany Stiltner
In honor and in memory of
Navin Shah and Premlata Shah
Niraj N. Shah
Troy Biever
Gary and Jane Anderson
Madeline J. Beyer
Theodore N. Biever
Kathy Chwedyk
Collette B. Garrity
Daniel J. Garrity
Patrick and Diane Garrity
Brian Herrli
Dr. John and Susan Hill
Ms. Jane G. Kelley
Jennifer E. Kleinmaier
Lake in the Hills American Legion Post 1231
Lake in the Hills American Legion Post 1231 - Sons of the American Legion
Kimberly O’Beirne
John and Donna Oehler
Robert and June Ohlson
John and Patricia Sasveld, Jr.
John A. Stoker
Jacob Burke
Travis and Keri Fager
In honor of the Williams Family
and in memory of Thomas K.
Ryan Davis
Carol Carlson
Doug Carlson Insurance Agency
Memorials
John E. Carlson
Margaret K. Dunn
Joshua Meyer Agruss
Emily Agruss
Sharon K. Anderson
James M. Brock
Denise Cloyd
JJ Couvillion
Tracy L. Dragisic
Dreyer Medical Clinic Advocate
Todd Davis
Kendra Davis
Michael Farmer
Ann W. Alves
Charles and Marcia Anderson
Ellani Maurides
Robert S. Finnegan
Tina C. DeMarco
Monika Gardyasz
Basia Sobczuk
Thomas Hardy and
Melissa Hardy
Emma Brennan
Jim and Denise Hoover
Helen M. Hoover
Kyle Howard
A. Best Movers, Inc.
Joel Hawley
Thomas H. Johnson
June Johnson
Jordan
Bradley R. Garrison
Joyce Jurgens
Roger and Susan Miller
Linda and Michael Strang
John and Sue Ellen Wenger
David Kendall
Ramon Kendall
Margaret Kennedy
Thomas E. Villiger
John and Verna Kinley
Sara and David Werckle
Joseph Krecker
Joseph and Cindy Tidei
Jacob Leithauser
Richard and Suzanne Dorris
Namoi Lyen
Robert and Colleen Mazurek
Daniel McDermott
Scott and Elizabeth Christensen
Joseph and Debra Corrigan
Michael and Cheryl Erickson
David and Jennifer Gomel
Daryl Harmon
Robert and Mary Lynn Hicks
Frank and Mary Margaret Horvat
Carol Howell
Mary Maher
John and Allison Menke
John and Sue Mroz
Maida Nowicki
Patrick and Teresa Sharp
Theresa and Henry Torchia
Julia Valdez
David and Nancy Morgan Voss
Gerald D. McDermott
Scott R. Christensen
Matthew Custer
Susan Custer
Gregory and Allison J. Decman
William Finch
Timothy and Christine Gray
Daryl B. Harmon
Rick and Nancy Herman
William and Kathleen Hevrin
Ward Johnson
Carol Maher
Dolores A. McDermott
John P. McDermott
Kevin and Cathy McDermott
James and Rebecca Norwood
Maida R. Nowicki
John and Phyllis Sanders
Harry and Debra Studenmund
Thomas and Patti Thayer
Charles and Kathy Weber
Frank and Mildred Mary Zielinski
Gerald McDermott and
Daniel McDermott
John R. Sommer Foundation
Douglas Kip McFarland
Cass McFarland
Wayne and Karen Copeland
Robbie Mink
Philip and Cherri Eaton
John Mink Charitable Fund
William Stephen Minore Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis D’Agnolo, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Ippolito
Robert and Patricia Rhea
Mr. and Mrs. David Schertz
Gregory Olson
Wendy Olson
David Peterson
Leland & Gertrude Erickson
First Evangelical Free Church Virginia Circle
Virginia R. Peterson
Cliff and Inga Sandberg
Robert Pschirrer
Philip and Cherri Eaton
Tom and Darlene Furst
Philip and Sara Plath
Tal Robey
Gerald and Donna Robey
Celeste Roppo
Jonathan Mayotte
Roberta B. Schrafel
Joseph A. Schrafel
Linda Sepahirod
Ann Blanchfield
Gordon R. Shafer
Elva M. Shafer
Chole Shellady
Tom and Elizabeth Theys
Becca Sherer
Frances M. Herron
Margaret A. Silva
Sarah Donahue
Richard J. Slabaugh
Marcia S. Warne
Andrew James Smith
Charles and Jerre Duffy
Mark and Jeanne Heiser
James and Shirley Smith
Nick W. Smith
Lisa Gable
Dr. Shan-Chin Tsai
Shu-Yi Tsai
Connie Ullrich
Robert and Connie Browne
Every effort has been made to list our
donors correctly. If we have misspelled,
inadvertently omitted or listed your name
incorrectly, please call Anne Boccignone at
815.387.5636 so we can correct our error.
Thank you!
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People we can’t do without
Thank you to the people, businesses, and organizations who gave to Rosecrance in 2016
making it possible to provide treatment to those in need.
A
A. Best Movers, Inc.
AAA Molybdenum Products, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Abate
Mr. and Mrs. David Abbott
Ace Coffee Bar Inc.
Ack Ack Nursery Co.
Ms. Kim Ackerson
Mr. Barry J. Ackerson
Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Adam
Mr. and Mrs. John Adamany
Mr. Michael J. Adamski
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Addams
Advanced Machine & Engineering Co.
Mrs. Emily Agruss
Mr. Mujtaba Ahmed
Ms. Heather Akre
Ms. Beverly Albert
Aldersgate United Methodist Church UMW
Ms. Astrid C. Alfors
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Allen-Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Alley
Mr. Todd Almond
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club
Alpine Bank
Ms. Ann W. Alves
American Legion Women’s Auxiliary
Anchor Housing Development, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Andersen
Ms. Brooke Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Steve G. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Anderson
Ms. Sharon K. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Anderson
Kristen Anderson
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Anderson
Mr. Mark Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Andrist
Anonymous
Ms. Mary Antinucci
Ms. Regan Apgar
Ms. Diane Appel
Aptargroup Charitable Foundation
Aramark Uniform Services
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Armer F. Ahlstrand Charitable Foundation/Harris Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Askew
Ms. Carol Augspurger
Ms. Susie Avila
B
Mr. Clyde J. Babcock
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Baits
Mrs. Dorothy V. Baits
Baker Memorial United Methodist Church
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Balogh
Pam Barczak
Ms. Virginia J. Barielli
Dr. and Mrs. Al J. Baris
Mrs. Lois M. Barnes
Barnes & Noble Booksellers/
CherryVale Mall
Mr. Jim Barrett
Ms. Joan P. Barrett
Barrington United Methodist Church
Ms. Renatta Barton
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bartos
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Bartz
Ms. Louise Basile
Mr. and Mrs. Yaakov Bassman
Bates Financial Group, Inc.
Ms. Sara Baumgartner
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bayard
Ms. Mary M. Beale
Ms. Norma Bean
The Reverend David E. Beauvais
Mr. Carlos Becerra
Mr. Steven Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Becknell
Beef-a-Roo
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Behling
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Behr
Ms. Theresa Belanger
Ms. Mary M. Bell
Ms. Dorothy E. Bell
Mr. Luis Beltran-Gutierrez
Belvidere Area Chamber of Commerce
Belvidere Dental
Mr. Paul Bemis
Benchmark Flooring, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bennett
Mr. Dominick Bennett and
Ms. Nicole Galloway
Rev. Fred Berchtold and
Dr. Dee Abbate
Mr. Luke Berge
Bergstrom Inc. Charitable Foundation
Mr. Chris Berndt
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bernsten
Beth Eden United Methodist Church
Bethel UMC of Afolkey
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Beto
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Beto
Ms. Wally Beville
Ms. Madeline J. Beyer
BHR WorldWide
Mr. Robert Biehl
Theodore N. Biever
Mr. and Mrs. James Biggs
Ms. Stephanie Billmyer
Ms. KayLee Binkley
Mr. Eric Bird
Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bischoff
Blaine United Methodist Church
Ms. Ann Blanchfield
Ms. Katherine Blasingame
Ms. Allison Blau
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Blomquist
BMO Harris Bank
Mr. Thomas Board and
Ms. Carol Meynen
Mr. and Mrs. David Boccignone
Ms. Kathy Bogdonas
Ms. Katie Bonkoski
Book Stall of Rockford
Mr. Basil O. Booton
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie V. Bowersock
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bown
Boy Scout Troop 1 First United
Methodist Church of Champaign
Ms. Carla C. Boyden
Mr. Nathaniel Branch
Ms. Randi Brandi
Ms. Bonnie Brandon
Ms. Tina Brandts
Ms. Erika Bremer
Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Bremer
Ms. Emma Brennan
Mr. Thomas Britton
Broadway United Methodist Church
Mr. James M. Brock
Ms. Cynthia Broemser
Ms. Jennifer Bronk/Bronkberry Farms
Dr. Kenneth A. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Broski
Ms. Julia Bross
Ms. Sandra L. Brown
Mr. and Ms. Dave Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browne
E. K. Bryant
Mr. Kevin Budd
Mr. and Mrs. George Bull
Mrs. Jan Bundy
Mr. and Mrs. James Burch
Drs. Leann and Jeff Burch
Rev. and Mrs. Robert G. Burkhart
Ms. Lori Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Burtt
Ms. Amy Busch
Busch Jewelers
Ms. Marie Bush
Ms. Cheri Busta
Butitta Brothers Automotive Service, Inc.
Ms. Kendall A. Butler
Ms. Val Butterfield
Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Butz
Mr. Jonathan E. Byrd
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Dr. and Mrs. David Cable
Ms. Lynn Cadmus
Ms. Kelly Cairns
Ms. Catherine Calhoun
Ms. Cathryn Caliendo
Mr. Charles W. Callender and
Ms. Shelly Dutch
Calvary United Methodist Church of Villa Park
Calvert Tax & Bookeeping First Financial Investment Advisors
Mr. Nathan Campbell
Ms. Shawn Campisi
Mr. Paul Canady
Mr. Richard Cannon
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Canonaco
Stacey Cantrell
Mr. and Mrs. George Caras
Ms. Carlene Cardosi
Ms. Arlene Cardosi
Mr. Clif Carey
Carl A Sattelberg Trust
Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor Carlin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carlson
Ms. Britton Carlson
Mr. Terry Carlson and
Ms. Nancy Jacobson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Carlson
Ms. Amy Carlson
Mrs. Dorothy B. Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar N. Carrasco
Mr. and Mrs. Dana L. Carroll
Ms. Cassandra Carter
Mr. and Ms. Michael Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Carter
Cary United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carynski
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Casalena
Mrs. Jean A. Castle
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castrogiovanni, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Cavataio
CBS Radio
Ms. Janell K. Cedarleaf
Mr. Todd Cedarleaf
Cedarville United Methodist Church UMW
Karen Cederholm
Centegra Health System
Centennial United Methodist UMW
Central Black Student Union
Central United Methodist Church
Ms. Angelina Cervantes
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Chamberlain
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Chamberlain
Chambers & Owen, Inc.
Champaign County Association of Realtors
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Greg R. Chapman
Charles Foundation
Ms. Juana Chavez
Mr. Tobias Chcionas
Chemical Maintenance Inc.
Ms. Alice Chen
Ms. Nicole Cherry
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent S. Chiaramonte
Chicago Fire Department
Engine #42
Chicago Fire Department
Engine #1
Mr. Bill Chiklakis
Mrs. Becky Childs
Ms. Laura Chovan
Christ Church Unity of Rockford
Christ United Methodist Church of Algonquin
Christ United Methodist Church of Deerfield
Christ United Methodist Church of Elmhurst
Christ United Methodist Church of Lockport
Christ United Methodist Church of Rockford
Christ United Methodist Church UMW
Mrs. Lucille Christensen
Scott R. Christensen
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Christie
Mr. Gary and Rev. Arlene Christopherson
Mr. Paul Church
Church World Service, Inc.
Ms. Kathy Chwedyk
Mr. Donald Cirillo
Mr. Jeffrey Cismesia
City of Champaign Public Works
Department - Parking Programs
Mr. and Mrs. Dan P. Clark
Ms. Jendaya Clark
Ms. Stephanie Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Clark
Mrs. Paula Clark-Rundquist
Mr. Ron Clewer and
Ms. Bridget French
Ms. Mona Cloutier-Lacey
Ms. Denise Cloyd
Ms. Stephanie Cockrell
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coffey
Cole-Crone Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colgan
Mr. Jose Collazos
Ms. Carolyn A. Collings
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Collins
Ms. Cheryle Colmark
Ms. Jan P. Comerford
Common Ground Food Co-Op
Commonwealth Cares Fund Inc.
Community Elements, Inc.
Community Foundation of Northern Illinois
Community United Methodist Church
Ms. Cassie Conner
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Connors
Contact Pro Marketing Group
Juran Cook
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cook, III
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Copeland
Cord Construction Co.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Corey
Ms. Stacey C. Corey
Mr. Jeffery Cornelius
Cornerstone United Methodist Church of Plato Center
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Corrigan
Corrigan Manufacturing Company
Cosmopolitan United Methodist Church of Melrose Park
Mr. Dave Costello
Ms. Jamie Countryman
Court Street United Methodist Church
Court Street United Methodist Church UMW
JJ Couvillion
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Cox
Mr. and Ms. David C. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyle
CoyleKiley Insurance
Ms. Nicole Coyne
Looking back at 2016
Last year was an exciting year for Rosecrance. We celebrated our 100-year anniversary. On the following pages,
we’ll share photos from some memorable moments.
Current and former Rosecrance board chairman gathered in May for a special dinner at Anderson Japanese
Gardens in Rockford to celebrate the organization’s 100th anniversary. Pictured are: (standing) John Griffin,
Tom Furst, Paul Logli, Randy Krup, Bill Thiede, Phil Eaton, Steve Nailor, Jerry Paris, Dennis Priewe, Lynne Vass
and Kraig Pierceson. (sitting) Elmer Rudy, Jeff DiBenedetto, Lisa Lindman and Paula Carynski.
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Cozad Asset Management, Inc.
Dr. Carol Craig
Craig and Dawn Thomas Family Foundation
Ms. Cathy Crain
Ms. Donna Craw
Creston United Methodist Church
Crete United Methodist Church
Mr. Robert E. Cribben, Jr.
Mr. Robert Criswell
Dr. and Mrs. David K. Criswell
Rev. and Ms. James L. Crone
Mr. Sean Cronin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cross
Sheryl Crowell
Ms. Kristin Crowley
Crusaders Central Clinic Assoc.
Cub Scout Pack 419/Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Cullen
Jessie H. Cunningham
Ms. Letitia Curran
Ms. Claudia C. Curry
Ms. Susan Custer
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Custer
Mr. Matthew Custer
Cyrs Wealth Advisors LLC
Emily Czerwionka
Lisa Czerwionka
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Mr. Jim Dabrowski and
Ms. Dena Green
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. D’Agnolo
Ms. Barbara Dale
Rev. Dr. David J. Dalrymple
Ms. Phyllis Damken
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Danielson
Ms. Nicole Danielson
Ms. Denise Darby
Mr. and Ms. Donald E. Dasher
Daspin & Aument LLP
David J. Anderson Charitable Fund
Ms. Kendra Davis
Mr. Ryan Davis
Ms. Joan B. Davis
Dean A. Olson Foundation
Paul Debevec
Ms. Dorothy Debolt
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Decman
Mr. and Mrs. Dan DeGryse
Drs. John and Susan DeGuide
Mr. Nimrod Deiss-Yehiely
Mrs. Dolores A. Deitrick
Ms. Jade DeLeeuw
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Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Dellamaria
Ms. Tina DeMarco
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dennis
Dental Dimensions
Kim Derda
Ms. Michele DeRosso
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Deuth
Ms. Katherine Devlin
Ms. Heather DeVoe
Mr. and Mrs. Derald DeVries
Mr. and Mrs. David Diamond
Ms. Amy Diaz
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. DiBenedetto
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. DiBenedetto
DiBenedetto & Associates
Ms. Kathryn Dickerson
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Dierks
Mr. Tim Dimke
Mr. and Mrs. Deon Dinsmore
Disciples United Methodist Church UMW
Mr. and Mrs. Dan D. Dittmer
Don Carter Lanes
Ms. Sarah Donahue
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Doody
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Dorris
Ms. Kimberly Dort
Doug Carlson Insurance Agency
DoughBoys Donuts
Ms. Tamra Dougherty
Ms. Theresa Doughty
Taylor Dove
Mr. Dave Downey
Dr. Louis and Violet Rubin Fund of the Com. Fdn. of N. IL
Mr. James Drackley
Tracy L. Dragisic
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Dreebin
Dreyer Medical Clinic Advocate
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Drilling
Drs. Drake, Ltd.
Ms. Renee Duba
Mrs. Nancy D. Duel
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Duffy
Mrs. Charlene Dull-Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dunlap-Berg
Ms. Margaret K. Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Dunn
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Ms. Betty Eads
Earlville United Methodist Church UMM
Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Eaton
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Each year around Valentine’s Day, clients and staff at Rosecrance’s
residential substance abuse treatment campuses in Rockford create
artwork in various mediums for the Heart Art Show. This piece was
included in the show at the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus.
Ms. Katelyn Eaves
Ms. Betty Jean Ebert
Rhonda Eck
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Eddie
Edwards Apple Orchard
Ms. Tara Egan
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Egan
Ms. Georganne Eggers
Ms. Tanya Eggert
Ms. Barb Eicksteadt
Mr. John Elbers
Electrical Industry/The Power Connection
Elgin District United Methodist Church
Mrs. Nancy Eliseo
Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Elliot
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Elliot
Ms. Elizabeth Ellison and
Mr. Joshua Nathan
Elston Avenue United Methodist Church
Embury United Methodist Church
Ms. Judy Emerson
Ms. Angela Encheff
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Engen
Ms. Emiline Ensley
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Entsminger
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Epperson
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Erdmier
Michael J. Erickson
Mr. and Mrs. Leland K. Erickson
Mrs. Barbara W. Erickson
Ms. Naomi Erlandson
Ms. Addison Estano
Euclid Ave. United Methodist Women
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Ms. Nicole Evans
Mr. and Mrs. David Evans
Ms. Kathryn S. Evans
Evans United Methodist Church
Evergreen Irrigation, Inc.
Mr. Duwayne Everts
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Eviston
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ewers
Mr. Tom Ewing
ExxonMobil Fuels Marketing Company
F.O.O.L.S. International
Mr. and Mrs. Travis J. Fager
Mr. Kevin Fagerstrom
Faith United Methodist Church
of Freeport
Faith United Methodist Church of Lisle
Faith United Methodist Church
of Lombard
Faith United Methodist Church
of Orland Park
Faith United Methodist Women
Ms. Justine Faltz
Family Information Center/
Unit 4 Schools
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Farley
Dr. Susan Feder
Mr. and Mrs. James Federighi
Fehr-Graham Engineering & Environmental
Ms. Sheila Ferguson
Bear L.P. Ferguson
Dr. and Mrs. Jorge E. Fernald
FHN
Kelley Fields
Ms. Kathryn Filipiak
Filtration Systems
Mr. William Finch
Ms. Kathy Finley
First Congregational Church
First Evangelical Free Church Virginia Circle
First Korean United Methodist Church
First Mennonite Church of Urbana-Champaign
First Methodist Episcopal Church of Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
of Champaign
First Presbyterian Church
of Urbana
First UMC UMW/Forreston
First United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church
at the Chicago Temple
First United Methodist Church
of Arlington Heights
First United Methodist Church
of DeKalb
First United Methodist Church
of Des Plaines
First United Methodist Church
of Dixon
First United Methodist Church
of Elizabeth
First United Methodist Church
of Elmhurst
First United Methodist Church
of Evergreen Park
First United Methodist Church
of Forreston
First United Methodist Church
of Freeport
First United Methodist Church
of Glen Ellyn
First United Methodist Church
of Oak Park
First United Methodist Church
of Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
of Waukegan
First United Methodist Church
of West Chicago
Mrs. Mabelann C. Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Terrance N. Fisher
Fitzgerald Funeral Home and Crematory, Ltd.
Ms. Karen J. Fletcher
The Flowers Family
Ms. Eleanor Flowers
Focus Financial Advisors, Inc.
Foglia Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald J. Folmar
Mrs. Virginia Forsgren
Ms. June Foster
Mr. Edwin Foster and Mrs. Carol McKnight-Foster
Fourth Street United Methodist Church
Jackie and Dacia Fouts
Theresa Fox
Ms. Linda A. Frana
Mr. and Mrs. John Frana
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Franchini
Ms. Michelle R. Francis
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Frank
Ms. Karen Frank
Frankfort United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Frankfother
Franklin Grove UMC
Ms. Sarah Frantz
Mr. and Ms. Robert Fredberg
Ms. Kelly Freeman
Freeport Community Foundation/
John M. Drogosz
Annie Fridh, Ph.D, and
Mr. Brandon Fridh
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Friedenauer
Friedlander Family Fund
Rev. and Mrs. Corydon E. Friedrich
Ms. Beverly A. Friese
Ms. Lori Fry
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Fulling
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Fulling
Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Fulmer
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Funderburg
Mr. Randy Funnell
Ms. Jennifer Furst
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Furst
Mr. Ned Furst
Furst McNess Company
FurstSearch
FurstStaffing
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Tracy G.
Mrs. Betty Gabel
Ms. Lisa Gable
Pastor and Mrs. James T. Galbreath
Galena UMC UMW
Galena United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. David Ganch
Dr. Raymond C. Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gard
Ms. Catherine Garrey
Mr. Bradley R. Garrison
Ms. Collette B. Garrity
Mr. Daniel J. Garrity
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Garrity
B. Gasmund
Ms. Lois Gaulin
Ms. Diane Gay
Ms. Laurie Gay
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gebauer
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Geist
Genoa, QoL Healthcare Company
Gensler Gardens
Mrs. Anne E. Genther
Ms. Georgalee George
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. George
George and Frances Schwenkner Charitable Trust
German Valley UMC
Ms. Mary L. Gharrity
Mr. Timothy W. Gharrity
Mr. and Ms. Ralph Giammarco
Ms. Ruth Gibson
Ms. Marissa Gill
Mr. Greg Gill
Mr. Clifford A. Gillette
Ms. Bonnie Gilmore
Ms. Erica Gilmore
Ms. Janice M. Gintzler
Giovanni’s
Ms. Kristan Gipp
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Girard
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Gleason
Glenview UMC
Global Harvest Church
Ms. Cristina Gloria
Gloyd Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. James B. Goebel
Ms. Maureen Golden
Mrs. Judith Goldman
Mr. John Golman
Mr. and Mrs. David Gomel
Mr. Gonzalo Gomez
Mr. Peter A. Gomm
Rev. Annie J. Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gorham
Mr. Mark Gorsuch
Mr. Jim Gould
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory H. Graber
Ms. Mikala Grable
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grace United Methodist Church
Grace United Methodist Church
of Rockford
Grace United Methodist Church United Methodist Women
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graceffa
Mike Graeve
Mr. and Mrs. Duane E. Graf
Ms. Karla Graham
Mrs. Louise Graham
Ms. Deb Grahn
Mr. and Mrs. David Grant
Ms. Monica Grasse
Mr. Frank Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Gray
Shawn Green
Ms. Lorinda Green
Mr. Scott Green
Mrs. Betty Greenlee
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregori
Ms. Kim Greyson-Bost
Ms. Doris Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Griffin
Ms. Brina S. Grigg
Kelly Griksas
Mr. Harvey J. Grimes
Ms. Ann Marie Gripp
Ms. Karen Grisanzio
Mrs. Marian Gromann
Mrs. Elizabeth Gross
Mr. and Mrs. George Groves
The Hon. and Mrs. Gerald F. Grubb
Gruno’s Diamonds
Mr. and Mrs. Uwe Gsedl
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerard W. Guay
Peter Gunther
Ms. Kerin T. Guth
Mr. John Guthrie
Ms. Lisa Gutierrez
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Mr. Walter Haas
Ms. Sharon Hagen
Mr. and Mrs. Erich G. Hagenlocher
Dr. and Mrs. Norm A. Hagman
Ms. Wendy Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hall
Ms. Kim Halper
Ms. Elizabeth Halusan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamblock
Mr. James Hamden
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hamer
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hamilton
Handmade Woodcrafts
Mr. David Handwerk and
Ms. Donna Sagami
Ms. Portia M. Hanebuth
Mr. Frank Haney
Mrs. Pat Hanks
Hanover United Methodist Church
Pat Hardin
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Harlan
Mr. Robert Harman
Mr. Daryl B. Harmon
Mr. Michael W. Harmon
Mr. Tom Harpst
Ms. Norma A. Harris
Ms. Lisa Harsch
Ms. Paula Hartman
Ms. Jennifer Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hartnett
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hartter
Mr. Adam Hartzell
Hartzell Memorial United Methodist Church
Mr. J. Michael Hasenstab
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haskell
Ms. Lynette Hauke
Ms. Georgi Hauser
Mr. Logan Hautamaki
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Havertape
Ms. Melissa Hawkins
Ms. Irene Hawkinson
Mr. Joel Hawley
Mr. Richard L. Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Hayward
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
Terry Hazelwood
Mr. and Ms. Douglas J. Heath
Hebron United Methodist Church
Ms. Jane M. Heimer
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Mr. and Mrs. Greg Heineck
Ms. Michelle Heinrich
Chris Heinz
Ms. Jeanne Heiser
Ms. Shannon K. Heller
Ms. Sarah Helmer
Mr. Anthony Helmer
Ms. Meghan Hembrough
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Henne
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hennis
Mr. and Mr. Thomas Heraly
Ms. Karla Herbold
Mr. and Ms. Rick Herman
Ms. Diane Herr
Mr. Brian Herrli
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Herrmann
Ms. Diane E. Herrmann
Ms. Frances M. Herron
Ms. Nannatte Heshelman
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hevrin
Hickory Grove United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hicks
Ms. Ashley Hieronimus
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Hiestand, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hilkemann
Ms. Julie Hill
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Hill
Ben Hillel
Mr. David W. Hillis and
Dr. Patrice M. Muchowski
Hillman Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hiltrop
Hinckley UMC
Mr. Matt Hines
Hinsdale United Methodist Church United Methodist Women
Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
Dr. and Mrs. Mark W. Hiser
Ms. Priscilla B. Hoag
HobbyTown USA
Ms. Hayley Hoff
Ms. Diana Hoffman
Ms. Samantha Hoffman
Ms. Katie Hoffmann
Mr. Richard Holden
Mr. and Ms. Ronald Hollaender
Ms. Mary Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Holmstrom
Holmstrom & Kennedy, P.C.
Holy Covenant United Methodist Church
Mrs. Shirley Holzwarth
Ms. Helen M. Hoover
Hope United Methodist Church of Joliet
Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Hornak
Ms. Debbie Hornby
Frank Horvat
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hougan
Houston Professional Fire Fighters Charitable Foundation
Drs. John and Robin Hovis
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hovorka
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Howard
Ms. Jennifer Howard-Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Howe
Carol A. Howell
Ms. Jenny Howell
Ms. KayTie Hoyum
Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hughes
Ms. Susan Huhsman
Dr. Brandon Hull and Mrs. Abigail E. Sims Hull
Humboldt Park United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Humphris
Ms. Brenda Hunt
Ms. Celeste Hunter
Hunter United Methodist Church
Ms. Joyce C. Hurley
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Hussman
Mrs. Margaret E. Hutchins
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Ms. Karen Ignatowski
Illinois Association of Fire Protection Districts
Illinois Bank & Trust
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
ILL-Wis Antique Doll Club
Immanuel Lutheran Church
of Flatville
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Six O’Clock Bible Study
In Touch Physicians
Ingalls Park United Methodist Church
Ingleside United Methodist Church
Ms. Ardith Inman
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Ippolito
Ms. Susan J. Ipsen
Irving Park United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Irwin
Itasca Runners Club
Mr. Don L. Ivacic
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Jackson Recovery Centers, Inc.
Mr. Dave Jacobson
Ms. Amy Jacobson
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jacobson
Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Jaconette
Dr. Shahina Jafry
Ms. Colleen Jakubowski
Mr. Joseph James
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Janczak
Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Jann
Mr. John W. Janssen
Janssen CNS
Ms. Brittany Jariabka
Ms. Season Jariabka
Mr. Jacob Jarodsky
Ms. Rebecca Jaster
Ms. Kassi Jedlicka
Lyndsay Jenson
Mr. Scott Jentsch
Ms. Pam Jesse
Madeline Jirak
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jobe
Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Johannes
Mrs. Patricia A. Johansen
John Mink Charitable Fund
John R. Cook Associates
John R. Sommer Foundation
Ms. Sara Johns
Ms. Rhoda J. Johnson
Mrs. June Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Johnson
Ms. Nancy A. Johnson
Ms. Kimberly Johnson
Ms. LaShae Johnson
Ms. Ann Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Johnson
Ms. Sandra L. Johnson
Ms. Karen M. Johnson
Mr. Ward Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jones
Mr. Gerald E. Jones
Blythe Jones
Mr. Michael A. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jouris
Judy and John Graff Charitable Foundation
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Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kaatz
Mr. Michael Kaiser and
Ms. Rhonda Schnoor
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Kalchbrenner
Mr. Dean Kallis
Kaneville UMC
Mrs. Milly Kaplan
Mr. Brandon Kappes
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Karch
Juli and Kelly Kartel
Mrs. Ruth Ann Kearney
Keeling/Green Fund of the Community Foundation of N. IL
Mr. Peter Keith
Dr. Tosca M. Kekish
Ms. Chiara Keller
Ms. Jane G. Kelley
Kelley Williamson Company
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kelly
Denna Kelsch
Ms. Brittany Keltner
Mr. Ramon Kendall
The Hon. Todd Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kenny
Mrs. Mary Jane Kerch
Ms. Denise Kersky
Ms. Susan Kessler
Ms. Tonya Khapkov
Mr. and Mrs. Ron L. Kiddoo
Mr. and Mrs. D. Stephen Kiley
Mr. Dana S. Kiley
Ms. Jamie Kilgore
Ms. Heather Kimes
Kingston UMC
Kingswood United Methodist Church
Kingswood United Methodist Church UMW
Mr. Don Kinney
Ms. Mollie Kintop
Mr. Mark Kipfmueller
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kipfmueller
Kirkland UMC
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirsch
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kish
Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Kitterman
Kjellstrom Family Fund of the Community Foundation of N. IL
Ms. Jennifer E. Kleinmaier
Ms. Dee Kline
Mr. and Mrs. David Klintworth
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kneller
Mr. Stephen A. Kneubuehl
Ms. Sandra Knezevic
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Koch
Koch Upholstery & Supply
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kohanyi
Ms. Julie Kolinski
Mr. and Ms. Justin Koneck
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kooistra
Ms. Judith A. Koptik
Ms. Kathleen Korducki
Ms. Tammy L. Kos
Ms. Debra Kosloske
Ms. Lisa Kowalske
Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy highlighted the importance of equal rights and access to care for people
seeking substance use and mental health treatment as the keynote speaker for the 2016 Rosecrance
Foundation Chicago Benefit. The second annual event took place October 19 at the landmark JW Marriott
hotel in downtown Chicago.
Mr. and Ms. Adam Kranich
Kelley Kraninger
Ms. Amanda Krape
Ms. Joyce Krause
Ms. Rebecca Kreiter
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry N. Kretsos
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kroeplin
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Krogh
Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Krup
Ms. Melanie Kuecker
Ms. Theresa Kuhlenschmidt
Mr. Sendhil S. Kumaran
Drs. Michael Kuna and Julie Nelson-Kuna
Ms. Debbie Kupka and Ms. Sally Pfotenhauer
Kurisu International
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kurnik
Ms. Megan Kutzer
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Labor Assistance Professionals
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LaBorence
Ladies Auxiliary VFW #630
Mr. and Mrs. William LaFever
Ms. Patricia R. Lai
Mr. Nathan Lake and
Ms. Abigail Bender
Lake in the Hills American Legion Post 1231/Sons of the American Legion
LaMonica Beverages, Inc.
Rev. and Mrs. C. William W. Landis
Ms. Allisha Langdon
Mr. and Mrs. G. Curtis Lansbery
Ms. Debra L. LaPiana
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lapour
Mrs. Jean Larsen
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Larson
Ms. Kerry M. Larson
Ms. Angela Larson
Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Larson
Larson & Darby, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Cody Laseman
Lathrop Dept./Rockford
Woman’s Club
Ms. Deanne Lautenbach
Ms. Amanda Lawson
Ms. Danielle Lawver
Ms. Anita Layng
Mr. Gerardo Lazo
Lechtenberg & Associates, LLC
Roxane LeDoux
Grace S. Lee
Ms. Carrie Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Lee
Mr. James R. Leesman
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Lefevre
Mr. Adam Lehman
Ms. Emalee Lehr
Mr. Richard T. Leighton
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lein
Mr. Jeffrey Leithauser and
Ms. Cecelia Bristol
Leland United Methodist Church
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Lemmel
Rev. Dr. Bill Lenters and
Mrs. Paula Stoub Lenters
Leon United Methodist Church
Ms. Sheila Leonard
Ms. Nicole Lepke
Ms. Abbey Lesko-Youngberg
Ms. Carol Lewis
Ms. Beth E. Lewis
Lexus of Rockford
Cindy Liban
Libertyville United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Liebovich
Lincoln Prairie Behavioral Health Center
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lind
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lindblade
Linden Oaks Behavioral Health
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindman
Dr. and Mrs. R. Mark Lindman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lindman
Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Lindmark
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lindskog
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Link
LION
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Liotus
Mary S. Lipnski
Living Faith United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Lodge
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Loftus
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Logli
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lonergan
Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Lonoff
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Mr. John Lorentzen and
Ms. Penney Fillmer
Lou Bachrodt Auto Mall
Ms. Heather Love
Ms. V. Louise Lowe
LSC Therapy Group LLC
Dr. David M. Lubeck
Mr. Jeff Luedke
Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Lundgren
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lundine
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Lundy
Ms. Eileen Lyle
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lynde, II
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Lyne
Ms. Tamra Lynne
Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Lyttle
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MacGillis Wiemer, LLC
Mr. John Machonis
Ms. Anna Marie Mackey
Ms. Colleen Madera
Mado Healthcare LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Maffioli
Mr. Tom Magnavita
Ms. Eva Magnusen
Mary M. Maher
Ms. Carol Maher
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Maigret
Mr. Kenneth Major
Ms. Maureen Mall
Mr. Richard Malmgren
Ms. Deondri Manalli
Dr. and Mrs. Arturo S. Manas
Mr. Ken Mangun
Manhattan United Methodist Church
Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Manley
Mr. Louis J. Maragi
Marco
Mrs. Faye E. Marcus
Marengo United Methodist Church
Kaiti Marie
Mr. W. David Mark
Mark’s Tree Care
Mr. Hugo Marquez
Ms. Nicole D. Marrari
Marseilles United Methodist Church
Ms. Jeri Lynn Marsh
Ms. Judith Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin
Ms. Erica Martin
Mr. Matthew Martineau
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Martz
Mary Horsman Underwood Mem. Fd./BMO Harris Bank
Ms. Michelle Masters
Ms. Vivian Matthews
Ms. Hanah Matz
Ms. Ellani J. Maurides
Mr. and Mrs. Alan K. Maxwell
Ms. Kathleen Mayer Barnhart
Mr. Jonathan Mayotte
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mazurek
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mazza
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McIntosh
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. McArtor
Mrs. Connie Lou McBride
Mr. Kevin M. McBride
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Steven McCarty
Ms. Anna McCormack
Ms. Rene Lampley and
Mr. Brandon McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. McCoy, Jr.
Ms. Helen McCraken
Ms. Julia E. McCutchan
Mrs. Joan McDermaid
John P. McDermott
Mr. Michael S. McDermott
Mr. Gerald McDermott
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McDermott
Mr. Mark McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. McDonough
Ms. Dana L. McDonough
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. McDonough
McDonough Foundation
Mr. Roger McDougall
Ms. Gloria A. McFadden
Katrina McGrath
Mr. and Ms. Shawn McGuire
Rosecrance volunteers gathered April 28 in the Lakeview neighborhood of Chicago to plant trees, lay
mulch and maintain the existing green areas around Belmont Harbor. The work was done in collaboration
with the nonprofit Arbor Day Foundation’s Alliance for Community Trees program, CBS EcoMedia EcoAd
program and Openlands.
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Rev. Catiana McKay
Mr. Peter Reedy and Ms. Susan McNally
Ms. Nancy J. McNally
Mr. and Mrs. James McNeela
McNeil Pharmaceuticals
Ginger McQueen
Ms. Jill McRae
Meadowbrook Community Church
Mechanical Inc.
Ms. Brenda Medrano
Meijer
Mr. Scott E. Meinert
Meirtran, Inc.
Ms. Marilyn J. Melvin
Mr. Losif Menaker
John J. Menke
Mercy Rockford Health System
Meridian
Mr. Kevin Merkle
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Meskin
Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Message
Ms. Nicole Metcalf
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Metroka
Mr. Sam Meyers
Mr. and Ms. Jeremy Meyers
Ms. Susan Michael
Mid-City Office Products
Mrs. Carolyn J. Milani
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Miles
Milledgeville United Methodist Church
Mr. Brian Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Roger L. Miller
Ms. Nichole Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Miller
Ms. Mary R. Miller
MillerCoors
Ms. Mary H. Millsap
Ms. Marissa Milos
Ms. Barbara J. Mink
Mrs. Roberta Mink
Minooka United Methodist Church
Claudia Minor
Dr. and Mrs. W. Stephen Minore
Dr. John A. Monkman
Mr. Bernard Montez
Ms. Dorothy Montgomery
K. Mooney
Ms. Ericka Moore
Mr. Marvin Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory H. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Moore
Ms. Lori Moralez
Ms. Barbara Morgan
Mr. Thomas R. Morgan
Anne Morris
Morrison Management Specialists
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morrow
Ms. Tammy Mostyn
Ms. Natalie Motola
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mott
Ms. Lou Jean Moyer
Mr. and Mrs. John Mroz
Mt. Carroll United Methodist Church
Mt. Carroll United Methodist Women
Mr. Michael Muckian
Ms. Marcia Mueller and
Mr. Charles Prorok
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Mullally
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Mulvey
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mundt
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Murray
Ms. Natalie Muskin-Press
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Ms. Melissa Naegelin
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nailor
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nailor
NAMI Northern Illinois
Nancy N. Olson Foundation
The Hon. and Mrs. Steven M. Nash
Mr. William Natale
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Naus
Nee Family
Ms. Abby Nelson
Ms. Nikki Nelson
Ms. Vera L. Nelson
Mr. Richard J. Nelson
Nelson Piping, Inc.
Netsmart Technologies
NFP Benefit Planning Services, Inc.
Mr. Michael Nicholson
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Nicol
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Loren L. Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Noe
Mr. William Nolasco
Ms. Lisa Nolley
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Nopar
Mr. Will Norberg
Ms. Kyle Norberg
Hon. Steven L. Nordquist
North Prairie United Methodist Church
Northern Illinois Conference United Methodist Church
Northern Illinois Corvette Club
Northwestern IL Building and Construction Trades Council
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Norwood
Ms. Maida R. Nowicki
Nurses PRN
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Ms. Kimberly O’Beirne
Ms. Kaity O’Brien
Mr. William M. O’Brien
Mr. Thomas M. O’Connell
Mr. John P. O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. James M. O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Oehler
Mr. Steve Ogle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ohlson
Ms. Alice E. Ohrtmann
Ms. Elizabeth Okayama
Old Mystic Fire District
Ms. Kristina Olsen
Mr. and Ms. Keith J. Olsen
Ms. Nancy L. Olsen
Ms. Wendy Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Olson
Ms. Kate O’Malley
Ms. Tara O’Neil
Ms. Janette Oppenheimer-
Burkhart
Option 3, LLC
Orangeville UMC
Orangeville United Methodist Church UMW
Mr. George Ordal
Mr. and Mrs. William R. O’Rouke
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Orput
Orput Companies, Inc.
Ms. Dianna Ortiz
Ms. Janet Ortiz
Mr. Eric Osberg
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Osborn
OSF HealthCare
Mr. Ronald F. Osikowicz
Ms. Rebecca J. Otis
Our Lady of the Lake Church
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church/
WELCA Group
Melanie Overton
Oxford Bank & Trust
Oxford Financial Group, Ltd.
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Tara Page
Ms. Bethany Pagel
Palos United Methodist Church
Dr. and Mrs. Allen Pang
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Paris
Young M. Park
Rev. Soon Sun Park Lee and
Mr. Sung Lee
Dr. June Parks and
Mr. Michael Parks
Ms. Anne K. Parma
Mr. and Ms. Larry L. Pater
Maricruz Patterson
Mr. and Ms. Maurice Patterson
Ms. Sandra Paukner
Ms. Jessica Pawelski
Ms. JoAnn Pazera
Ms. Lisbeth J. Pearson
Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Pearson
Pecatonica United Methodist Church
Pecatonica United Methodist Church UMW
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pecora
Ms. Breanne Pederson
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Peifer
Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Pelkey
Ms. Ashley Pelton
Ms. Scarlet Pena-Belmontes
Ms. Nancy J. Pendergrass
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Pastor Deborah Percell
Mr. and Mrs. Lachlan Perks
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Perks
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pernacciaro
Mr. Paul Perrone
Ms. Mary Peshman
Ms. Terri Peterson
Ms. Virginia R. Peterson
Mrs. Barbara Peterson
Peterson Cleaning Inc.
Ms. Lisa Pfaff
Pfizer Foundation
Phi Rho
Philadelphia Ins. Company
Ms. Nicole Pieper
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pierce
Pierce Distribution Services Co.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kraig Pierceson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Pierson
Ms. Carolyn Piotrowski
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Piper
Mr. Douglas Pitcher
Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Plath
Mr. Donald Plock
Mrs. Carolyn M. Plummer
Polly Williamson Griffin
Charitable Trust
Poplar Grove United Methodist Church
Chuck and Denise Popp
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Porretta
Ms. Judith Porter
Ms. Penny M. Potter
Dr. Charles A. Pounian
David W. Poust
Chris Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Powers
Mr. Michael T. Pratt
Ms. Maggie Pray
Rev. and Mrs. R. Preston Price
Ms. Dorthea J. Priddy
Ms. Lisa Primm
Prince of Peace United Methodist Church
Pro Com Systems, A Division of Ballard Companies, Inc.
PRO GEMS (Professional Gems Jewelry, Inc.)
The Hon. and Mrs. J. Edward Prochaska
Ms. Amber Provenzano
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Ms. Shawn Quigley
Mr. Robert Quinlan and
Ms. Karen Lavazza
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Quinn
Mr. Armando Quinones
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Alderman and Mrs. Andrew Racz
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell A. Rader
Mr. Matt Raine
Mr. and Mrs. George Ralph
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Ramirez
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Randall
Mrs. Elaine Rathjen
Mr. Joseph Redmon
Redwood Toxicology
Laboratory, Inc.
Mr. David M. Reese
Ms. Kristen Reichard
Mr. and Mrs. Kraig W. Reichwald
Ms. Margaret Reid
Ms. Kathleen Reidy
Ms. Shelley Reimann
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Reitsch
Mr. Jason Relle
Renaissance Artists and Writers Association
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Renda
Paul Renita
Renner-Wikoff Chapel and Crematory
Repco Industries LLC
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Scott Rethford
Dr. Arthur Rettig and the Hon. Kathryn Zenoff
Ms. Ana Reynoso
Mr. Zhian Rezazaheh
Mr. Bruce Reznick
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhea, Jr.
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond K. Rhoads
Mr. David B. Rice
Ms. Lynette D. Rice
Ms. Bonita Rich
Richard J. Bischoff, DDS
Ms. Sandra L. Richards
Ms. Kristen Richmond
Mr. Darrell Rickey
Ms. Tammie Riepe
Ms. Ruth Rimorian
Ms. Tonya Rink
Mr. Ricardo Rios
Mr. and Mrs. John Risley
RiverNorth Capital Management
RK Dixon
Road Ready, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Robeson
Dr. and Mrs. M. Gerald Robey
Mr. David Robinson
Ms. Shi Quiya Robinson
Rock King L.P.
Rock Valley College
Rock Valley Culligan
Ms. Rachel Rockey
Rockford Anesthesiologists Associated LLC
Rockford Bank & Trust
Rockford Chamber of Commerce
Rockford DeKalb Regional Office United Methodist Church
Rockford IceHogs
Rockford Live & Let Live Society
Rockford Park District
Rockford Woman’s Club
Rocktown Adventures
Jamie Rodgers
Ms. Cara Rodgers
Ms. Mary Rodriguez
Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Roh
Ms. Sonya Rohde
Ms. Lois M. Rolander
Joie Michelle Rolf-Switzer
Mr. and Ms. Richard Rosales
Roscoe United Methodist Church
Ms. Heather Rose
Ms. Diana Rose
Mrs. Beverly B. Rosecrance
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rosecrance
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Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus Staff
Rosecrance Harrison Campus Staff
Rosecrance Health Network Leadership Team
Rosecrance New Life Outpatient Center
Rosecrance Ware Center Staff
Ms. Barbara Rosenbalm
Ms. Karol Rosman
Mr. Brian Ross and Ms. Cheryl Sullivan
Rotary Club of Crystal Lake Dawnbreakers
Ms. Colleen Roth
Mr. and Ms. Mark Roth
Mr. Joel T. Rothschild
Mr. George J. Rotolo
Mrs. Mary E. Roufa
Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Royal
RSM US LLP
Ms. Diana M. Rudeen
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rudie
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rudnicki
Ms. Martha J. Rudy
Mr. Brad Ruehle
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Russon-Reyes
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ruthe
Rydell Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ryder
Martin Rylko
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Dr. and Mrs. James Sadlon
Salem UMC
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Salmon
Ms. Carol E. Salzer
SAMCO Sales and Marketing, Inc.
Mr. Ernest A. Sammann
Sammool United Methodist Church
Sam’s Club
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sandberg
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sanders, III
Ms. Joan Sanicola
Mr. and Mrs. John Sasveld, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Saunders
Ms. Lydia Saunders
Savant Capital Management, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Savino
Savoy United Methodist Church
Mr. Shawn Schabacker
Ms. Lorna Schaefer
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Schaer
Mr. and Mrs. David Schertz
Dr. and Mrs. Larry M. Schick
Ms. Joan Schiffer
Schmeling Construction Co.
Ms. Kristin Schmidt
Schmidt Dental Office
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Schoonover
Mr. Joseph A. Schrafel
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schreiber
Ms. Rachel J. Schroeder
Ms. Susan Schrom
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Schultz
Ms. Sue Schumacher
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schumacher
Ms. Alaine Schumacher
Mr. and Mrs. John Schuster
Ms. Monica Schwandt
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Seaton
Sebert Landscaping
Ms. Theresa Sebestyen
Ms. Jill Seebruch
Mr. Mark Seiler
Seneca First United Methodist Church
Serena United Methodist Church
Dr. Jitendar M. Sethi
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Setter
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Severson
Ms. Roberta Sewell
Mrs. Elva M. Shafer
Ms. Linda Shaffer
Harsh Shah
Mr. Niraj N. Shah
Ms. Purvi Shah Khare
Ms. Barbara Shanahan
Ms. Susan Shannon
The Hon. James A. Shapiro
Tracey Sharbutt
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Share
Mrs. Virginia G. Sharp
Patrick Sharp
Ms. Erin Shaughnessy
Alison Shearer
Ms. Merry Beth Sheets
Sheridan United Methodist Church
Sheridan-Norway United Methodist Church
Sherman United Methodist Church
Drs. Aaron and Peggy Shiels
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Shifo
Ms. Riley Shores
Mr. Michael Swanson and
Mrs. Heather Shull-Swanson
Ms. Peggy Siegel
Ms. Kristine Silas
Ms. Yashekia Simpkins
Ms. Mary Ann Sims
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sinclair
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singer
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest C. Singh
Sinnissippi Centers Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sjostrom
Sjostrom & Sons Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Courtney Skelton
Mr. and Mrs. James Skomer
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Sliva
Ms. Marsha J. Smisko
Mr. Stephen W. Smith and
Mr. Laureano Ortiz
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Smith
Mr. Roger Smith and
Ms. Jessica Cushard
Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Smith
Arthur R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Smith
Snap-on Tools Northern
Repair Center
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Snir
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Snively
Mr. David Snow
Basia Sobczuk
Ms. Kristin Soiney
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sola
Ms. Rebecca Solberg
Southlawn United Methodist Church
Southside F.O.O.L.S. NFP
Ms. Jodi Sowniski
Ms. J. Lenore Sparapani
Spectrum School
Ms. Julie Spencer
Mr. Steve Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Splinter
Spring Creek Congregational Church
Dr. Uma and Dr. Madhav Srivastava
St. Andrew UMC
St. Andrews Methodist Church
Ms. Brittany St. Clair
St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Thomas United Methodist Church
Ms. Joan Stadel
Senator and Mrs. Steve Stadelman
Mr. Stahl
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stahmer
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Stallings
Tracey Stanislawski
Ms. Emily Stanislawski
Ms. Amy Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stapleton
Starbucks
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Starck
Stateline Nurses Network, NFP
Mr. Aaron J. Statler
Mr. Edward S. Stein
Mr. Christopher Steinmetz
Stenstrom
Stenstrom Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sterbling
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stern
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Sterner
Steven & Carissa Jones
Family Fund
Ms. Julia Stevens
Ms. Cheryl Stewart
Stewart & Associates Inc.
Mrs. Shirley A. Stien
Ms. Bethany Stiltner
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stima
Ms. Mary Stitt
John A. Stoker
Ms. Joan Stonecipher
Ms. Regina Stowe
Mr. Douglas L. Strand
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Strang
Ms. Marlene Stratton
Streamwood Behavioral Healthcare Systems
Mr. and Mrs. Orville H. Streicher
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Strohm
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Studenmund
Sub Station
Mrs. Maureen Sullivan Collins and Mr. Daniel Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Karl O. Sundby
Sunrise Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Swanson
Ms. Mary Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Brent A. Swanson
Mr. Eugene S. Swanson
Fr. and Mrs. Jim Swarthout
Mr. Richard Swearingen
SwedishAmerican Foundation
SwedishAmerican Health System
Mr. and Ms. Michael K. Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Swendrowski
Sycamore United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Symes
Senator David Syverson
Ms. Cynthia Szafranski
Ann Szeflinski
Mr. John E. Szewczyk
Mr. Jon Szlenszinski
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Mr. Medhart K. Tannous
Ms. Evelyne Tardy
Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Tartarotti
TASC, Inc.
Ms. Collene Taylor
Rev. Dr. Irene Taylor
Ms. Judith Taylor
Ms. Blaine Templeman
Ms. Margie Tennin
Mr. Nino Tescon
Mr. and Mrs. Touy Thammavong
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Thayer
The Blazer Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Thiede
Ms. Stephanie Thiede
This Is It Furniture
Ms. Rachel Thomann
Judy Thomas
Ms. Virginia Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Craig P. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. JT Thompson
Mr. Thomas R. Thompson
Ms. Cheryl Thompson
Thompson Coburn, LLP
Thomson UMC
Dr. Bob Thukral and Ms. Susan Maher
Ms. Jo Trautman
Tree Care Enterprises, Inc.
Drs. Scott and Therese Trenhaile
Trinity UMC
Triumph United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Troogstad
Try-Beta Club
Ms. Katie Trzeciak
Ms. Alice Tsai
Mrs. Shu-Yi Tsai
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tulley
Rev. Christian Tung Van and
Mrs. Kelly Thuy Van
Mr. and Mrs. C. Phillip Turner
Rosecrance alumnus Wes T., Director of Outreach Mary Egan and Director of Fund Development-Chicago
Margaret Wenzel filmed a segment in May for the Greater Chicago Broadcast Ministries show “Different
Drummers.” The piece focused on the Launch to Life Campaign for Rosecrance Lakeview.
The Bottom Line Diaper Bank
The C & E Committee at the
Point of Aventura
The Church of the Good Shephard
The Cove School
The First United Methodist Church of Park Ridge
The FIT
The Morse Group
The Starfish Foundation of National Philanthropic Trust
The Temple Fund of the First
UMC Chicago
The Way Back Inn
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Theys
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Thiede
Mr. Dyllan Tiburzi
Mr. Clint Ticknor
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Ticknor
Mr. and Ms. Ross Ticknor
Grant Ticknor
Ticomix, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Tidei
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tielkemeier
Ms. Joyce Tielkemeier
Ms. Alyssa Timlin
Sean Timm
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff E. Timpe
Mr. Jeff Titus
Henry A. Torchia
Tracy E. Anderson Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Trainor
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U of I Animal Science Department
UBS
Mr. Norman Uken
Ultimate Software
Union Firefighters of Snohomish Co. Local 2781
United Church of Hyde Park
United Methodist Church of Geneva
United Methodist Church
of Libertyville
United Methodist Church
of Plainfield
United Methodist Church
of Steward
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United Methodist Church
of Tolono United Methodist Men
United Methodist Foundation/NIC
United Technologies Matching Gift Center
United Voices for Children, Inc.
United Way
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Rockford
Ms. Sarah Upchurch
Ms. Davina Utzig
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Julia Valdez
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Valentine
Mr. Shawn Y. Valukas
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Valukas
Mr. Michael Van Vleet
Ms. Stephanie Van Vlerah
Ms. Paige Vance
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Van De Water
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Vanderwerff, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vandiver
Ms. Ramya Varakeri
Ms. Cathleen Varner
Paul Varsho
Ms. Lynne D. Vass
Ms. Andrea Vassev
Mrs. JoEllen Vause
Ms. Shanna Venne
Ms. Shara Verdun
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Vicari
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Y. Vidad
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Vieira
Ms. Liz Villarreal
Mr. Thomas E. Villiger
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Voss
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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Wachholz
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Waddell
Mr. Doran Waite
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Walker
Ms. Clare Walker
Ms. Gretchen L. Wallander
Ms. Linda Wallin and
Ms. Kim Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Walsh
Mr. Josh Walter
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Walter
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wang
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wangaard
Ms. Marcia S. Warne
Warren UMC UMW
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LEADERSHIP
Warren United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Washcovick
Ms. Heather Watson
Watson’s Shack & Rail
Mr. and Mrs. M. Shawn Way
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Wayne
Ms. Rosemary Weaver
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Webber
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Weir
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weis
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Welch
Mr. Peter Weldon
Ms. Ginger Weller
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Welte
Ms. Trisha Welte
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wendel
Mr. and Mrs. John Wenger
Ms. Margaret Wenzel
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Werckle
Mrs. Lynette P. Werdin
Wesley United Methodist Church Naperville
Wesley United Methodist Church of Aurora
Wesley United Methodist Church of Sterling
Wesley United Methodist Church UMW
Wesley Willows
Ms. Susan J. West
Mr. and Mrs. Peter West
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Ms. Melissa Westphal and
Mr. Andrew Wright
Mr. Jeffrey Whalen
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wham
Mr. and Mrs. Don G. Whitchurch
Mr. and Mrs. Jim White
Mr. Rick Wholey
Widmer Interiors
Ms. Diana L. Wiemer
WIFR TV
Ms. Jennifer Wilder
Ms. Margaret K. Wilkerson
Ms. Mae Williams
Mr. Richard Williams
Ms. Mildred Williams
Williams Manny Charitable Trust
WilliamsMcCarthy LLP
Mr. and Mrs. James Willis
Willow United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wilson
Boards of Directors
and leadership team
Rosecrance partner organization Your Choice introduced two unique
exhibits last year as part of their prevention education work in the region.
Pictured above is the exhibit called “Deadly Decisions,” which includes
190 pairs of shoes donated by Kohl’s to honor the young people who
have died of opiate-related overdoses in Waukesha County, Wisconsin,
since 2012.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson
Mr. Donald W. Winslow
Rev. and Mrs. Richard C. Wisdom
Ms. Susie Wittwer
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton E. Woest
Terry Wojciechowski
Mr. Liam Wolf
Ms. Connie Wood
Mr. and Mrs. R. Ray Wood
Woodward, Inc.
Ms. Karissa Wrasse
Dr. Thomas Wright and
Mr. David Wilcox
Ms. Jill Wrocklage
WXRX FM 104.9
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Mr. Christopher Yadron
Barbara Yahnke
Mr. Eric Ye
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Yoder
Mr. and Ms. Ronald Young
Youngberg Industries
YWCA
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Roberta Zabel
Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Zachary
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Zager
Rev. and Mrs. Carl J. Zager
Mr. Peter Zammuto
Mr. and Mrs. Brice W. Zaumseil
Ms. Rebecca Zehe
Ms. Leslie Zeimet
Mr. and Mrs. David Zell
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zickert
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zielinski
Ms. Debbie Zielinski
Ms. Andrea Zieroth
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Zingelman
Zion United Methodist Church
ROSECRANCE HEALTH NETWORK
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ROSECRANCE FOUNDATION
ROCKFORD BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jeffrey C. DiBenedetto, Chair
Dr. Barry Ackerson
The Honorable Steve Balogh
Paula Carynski
John Cook, III
David Cyrs
Gregory Franchini
Thomas Furst
Rev. Lisa Kruse-Safford
Curt Lansbery
Lisa Lindman
Rev. Loren L. Nielsen
Jerry Paris
Dan Pecora
Jay Ramshaw
Jody Schumacher
Brian Thiede
Joe Vanderwerff, Sr.
Margaret Wilkerson
Paul Logli, Honorary
Robert Wimmer, Honorary
Lisa Lindman, Chair
David Beto
Rick Bischoff
David Casalena
Jean Clark
Jeff DiBenedetto
Jennifer Furst
Thomas Furst
John Griffin
David Koch
Bill LaFever
Jerry Paris
Brian Thiede
Robert Rhea, Jr. Honorary
Laura Rosecrance, Honorary
ROSECRANCE PROPERTIES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Joe Vanderwerff, Sr., Chair
Betty Akerlund
John Cook, III
Dennis O’Hara
Scott Sockness
ROSECRANCE FOUNDATION
CHICAGO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John J. McDonough, Co-Chair
Susan T. Smith, Co-Chair
David Beto
Heather Way Kitzes
Lisa Lindman
Ed McDonough
Gloria McFadden
Greg Orput
Dr. June Parks
Mark Seiler
Niraj Shah
The Honorable James A. Shapiro (ret.)
Shawn Valukas
Stephanie Van Vlerah
Mission
Rosecrance provides help, hope,
and lasting recovery to children,
youth, adults and families.
Vision
Lasting recovery helps individuals
achieve full potential, restores
families, and strengthens
communities.
Leadership team
Philip W. Eaton, President/CEO
David Gomel Ph.D., President of
Rosecrance, Inc.
Mary Ann Abate, Vice President
of Public Policy
Anne Boccignone, Vice
President of Communications &
Development
Ann Bown, Executive Assistant to
the President/CEO
Kelly Epperson, Vice President &
General Counsel
Sheila Ferguson, Executive
Director, Champaign/Urbana
Judith Jobe, Senior Vice President
and Chief Administrative Officer
John Schuster, Senior Vice
President and Chief Financial
Officer
Janis Waddell, Senior Vice
President of Marketing
Thomas Wright, M.D., Senior Vice
President for Medical Affairs and
Chief Medical Officer
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Upcoming events
To register or learn more about these and other events, visit rosecrance.org/events.
Rosecrance Flower Day 2017
at Gensler Gardens
2nd Annual Rosecrance Recovery
5K Walk/Run
2017 Rosecrance Florian
Symposium
Choose from the entire greenhouse
selection of annuals and perennials
and gorgeous hanging baskets.
The event will start and finish at the
Rosecrance Berry Campus.
This is a two-day training for first
responders. Hear from nationally
known speakers on topics of
addiction, substance use disorders,
mental health, trauma, peer support,
and more.
Thursday, May 11, 2017
8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
8631 11th Street, New Milford, IL
102 Orth Road, Loves Park, IL
For more information: Email
[email protected].
Sunday, August 6, 2017
7 a.m.
Rosecrance Berry Campus
8616 Northern Avenue
Rockford, IL
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Friday, September 22, 2017
For more information: Call Betsy
Liotus, Rosecrance’s director of
development, at 815.387.1601.
Crowne Plaza Hotel
5440 N. River Road
Rosemont, IL
Cost: Visit rosecranceflorian.org for
cost and details
Reach is published by Rosecrance Health Network to inform friends about events, programs, and
services. Rosecrance is a leading provider of treatment services for individuals with substance use and
mental health disorders. More than 32,000 children, teens, adults, and families received help last year.
Rosecrance is licensed and partially funded by the Illinois Department of Human Services.
Accredited by The Joint Commission, Rosecrance is a certified Medicaid provider
and is approved by most insurance companies.
For more information about Rosecrance services, call 888.928.5278 or visit rosecrance.org.
Accredited by
The Joint Commission
A United Way
Partner Agency
United Methodist
Affiliated Agency
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