Across the generations, you can count on Sylvania Community Services.
2013 Annual Report
A message from the
Executive Director
One of the hallmarks of SCS is that we
are not content to rest on our laurels,
but are continuously working to do
even better. The year 2013 was a year
full of energy and enthusiasm as we
delivered programs full of creativity
and focused on increasing the mental
agility of both our seniors and our
children.
Our Senior Center expanded our
Silver Scholars programming,
providing opportunities for multisensory stimulation in exploring the diversity of other geographic
locations and cultures. Our “Go Green” campaign, launched in
February 2013, was championed by both staff and senior center
participants throughout the year. The Center also received a
partial “makeover” as we did some refurbishing of carpet and
paint. We are indeed fortunate to have such a wonderful building
so well suited to providing a wide variety of program offerings to
our seniors.
Our Child Care staff was kept busy this year, building a love of
learning in our preschoolers as they helped prepare them for
kindergarten. While focusing on school preparedness, they also
were busy preparing for state inspections, Step Up to Quality
inspections, and “star” renewals which is how the State of Ohio
recognizes the excellence of our programs. I’m happy to say that
all our extended care sites’ stars were renewed and Woodrow
Preschool moved up to three stars! Woodrow began using the
“Handwriting Without Tears” curriculum this year, an example of
why they are rated so highly.
We were thrilled when the Sylvania Chamber of Commerce
honored SCS as the Spotlight Business for May. It’s always
gratifying to know that we have such strong support throughout
the community for the services we provide to seniors and to
children.
Finally, we formally established our strategic fundraising
program when we hired Sarah Metzger, Development and
Communications Manager. We’ve worked hard to be good
stewards of the funds entrusted to us to operate the Senior
Center and Sylvania Child Care. Raising private funds will help us
to ensure that we can continue to provide the kinds of excellent
programming and care that Sylvania-area residents expect and
desire.
In all that we do for our seniors and our children, we strive to live
out our core values of service, safety, quality, accountability and
collaboration.
Thank you, Sylvania, for allowing us to serve you for our 37th year!
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2013 Board of Directors
Erika Rizzo, Board President
Fifth Third Bank
Maureen Stevens, Board Vice President
Mobile Meals of Toledo
Arleen Hatcher, Board Secretary
Sylvan Elementary School
John Plock, Board Treasurer
Retired Finance Director, City of Sylvania
Baron Black
ACT Systems Ltd.
Teri Bockstahler
Sisters of Notre Dame
David Borgman
Fairwood Chiropractic and Physical Therapy
V. Michael Brown
Sylvania City Council
Robert Davis
Creative Financial Partners
Richard Moore
Dowling Funeral Home
David Simko
Sylvania Township
David Spiess
SeaGate Benefits Administrators
Gary Sommer
Heban, Sommer Murphree
Sylvania Community Services Receives Award
Sylvania Community Services was awarded the May 2013
Sylvania Chamber Business Spotlight Company and was cited as
an “Outstanding Business Partner & Community Leader.”
Pictured from left to right: Brad Rieger, Sylvania Chamber President;
Lisa McGranahan, Bookkeeper; Desiree Thompson, Child Care
Director; Claire A. Proctor, Executive Director; Lisa Ames, Assistant
Child Care Director; Donna Zbinden, Senior Center Office Manager;
Julie Graf, Senior Center Director; KJ Petiniot, Senior Center Facilities
Coordinator.
Brain Fitness
Our brains are marvelous organs, able to process
multitudes of information so fast that we’re often not
aware of how much information we’re absorbing at
any given moment in time. The human brain grows
most rapidly in size from birth to age 5, although brain
development continues throughout childhood and
ongoing learning as an adult can help parts of your brain
grow larger as well as smarter.
Our Sylvania Child Care preschool students are exposed
to a variety of educational tools and creative curricula
to help prepare them for a smooth entry to kindergarten.
One very popular and effective tool introduced this year
is “Handwriting Without Tears.” This award-winning,
child-friendly curriculum introduces Pre-K students
to the same curriculum they will be using when they
enter Kindergarten at Sylvania Schools. It is hands-on,
featuring a multi-sensory approach that addresses
different learning styles and invites active participation.
Studies have shown that activities that promote mental
agility and “brain fitness” in older adults are particularly
important in helping to combat the normal memory loss
Preschool children
practicing the
fundamentals
of handwriting
without tears.
Our I-Pad class
for seniors helps
them embrace new
technologies.
that comes with aging. Many of the older adults that we
serve at the Sylvania Senior Center are life-long learners
and come to the Center for the stimulating activities and
programs we provide. Our “Silver Scholars” programming
provides life-long learning opportunities for knowledge
and well-being. Study groups included Spanish and
French for Travelers, Local History, Music Appreciation,
and Cinema Studies. Our Tuesday night series provided
opportunities for seniors to have dinner and learn from
expert speakers more about health and fitness, music
appreciation, and diverse cultures and geographic places,
among other topics.
Speaker at Silver Scholars
program talks about life
in Tanzania.
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Sylvania Senior Center
7140 Sylvania Ave. • Sylvania Ohio 43560 • www.sylvaniaseniorcenter.org • 419.885.3913
Mission: To enhance the quality of life for senior citizens in the Sylvania Community.
The Sylvania Senior Center strives to enhance seniors’
daily lives, providing engaging programs and essential
services that have a direct, immediate and positive
impact. We give seniors every opportunity to keep their
minds and bodies strong and healthy. This enables
seniors to maintain independence and to contribute
to their families and their communities for as long as
possible.
Thanks to a deep and abiding partnership with the City
of Sylvania and Sylvania Township, we have a first-rate
facility that provides seniors with a wide range of options
no matter what their specific interests may be. The Senior
Center is nationally accredited and locally committed. In
2013, this meant that:
• We served 2,793 seniors with an average of
250 seniors participating daily.
• Participants enjoyed 5,749 meals together in
our dining room.
• 842 Medical Screenings were performed.
• 3,218 One-way trips were provided for
essential errands such as grocery shopping,
pharmacy, banking, and others.
• 458 seniors attended lectures on timely
topics such as the Homestead Exemption,
the Affordable Care Act, and Medicare, as
well as many culturally focused programs.
Mission Moments
The Senior Center provides something for just about everyone.
“You can’t believe how much enjoyment we get from the
pool room. It’s reminiscent of our youth, going to the school
playground during recess. Some of us played in our younger
days, then gave it up for many years as we got busy working
and raising our families. Then when we retired, we looked for
things to do that we enjoyed in the past.” Carlton Surtman
“It is so much fun. I just enjoy the companionship. There’s
always some good laughs too. This has brought so muchjoy
into my life since I found it a year ago.” Ruth Herrick Ritchie
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Welcome to Medicare Presentation
facilitated by Ohio Senior Health
Insurance Information Program
held in the SSC Great Room.
Sylvania Senior Center
1,044 seniors participated in health/wellness
education programs
The Center provides open gym hours and exercise classes
including body recall, jazzercise, restorative yoga and
more that help seniors to maintain and enhance flexibility,
range of motion, strength and balance. Seniors also have
regular access to pharmacists and other medical health
professionals. Educational programming and discussion
groups on a variety of health topics also keeps seniors
informed and lets them take charge of their health needs.
Participation in physical fitness activities and educational
programming helps seniors improve not just their physical
fitness but also their “brain fitness” or mental agility.
211 volunteers accumulated 38,443
volunteer hours
Volunteerism is alive and well at the Senior Center! Many
seniors give of their time and talents to benefit the Senior
Center as well as the community. Studies have shown that
becoming a volunteer benefits seniors’ bodies and minds
while they are in turn benefiting others.
Many seniors have life skills that are
utilized in our volunteer program.
Student volunteers, including
National Honor Society members
from Sylvania Southview High School,
also give of their time and talents.
In November 2013, one of our
own, Haynes Lee, was recognized
for his outstanding Sylvania
Senior Center volunteerism by
the Northwest Ohio Chapter of
the Association of Fundraising
Professionals at their Philanthropy
Day luncheon in November.
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Sylvania Child Care
4747 N. Holland-Sylvania • Sylvania Ohio 43560 • www.sylvaniachildcare.org • 419.885.2451
Mission: To provide safe, quality child care in a learning environment.
For over 25 years, Sylvania Child Care has provided
year-round care in a safe, secure learning environment
for children of preschool age (3-5 yrs.) and before/
after school care for school aged children (grades K-6).
Our staff works hard to meet standards of excellence
established by the State of Ohio, while providing every
child with a warm welcome each day.
Parents have come to rely on the peace of mind they
receive knowing that their children are well cared for
in a safe and fun learning environment.
Mission Moments
“We are so lucky to have you in our lives. I truly believe you are
why our daughter loves school so much.” (Northview parent,
speaking about Ashlea, Child Care lead teacher.)
“Got the biggest hug today, didn’t expect it. I love my kids at
work!” (Child Care Staff member)
497 children in extended time (before and
after school care)
Our extended time staff employs creativity in
working with students, teachers and parents to
support learning in the schools. The Highland
Elementary staff give students “riddles of the day”
and math problems that challenge the children to
investigate and find answers on their own. Students
at all locations have the opportunity to do their
homework under staff supervision.
Physical activity helps energize
students and gets them ready
to focus on school.
Mission Moments
”We love the program; it is so convenient for our family.”
(Highland Parent)
“Mom, please come back later. I am not ready to leave yet.”
(Maplewood Child)
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Sylvania Child Care
82 preschool students enrolled.
School preparedness is key to early success in
kindergarten. Children in the Woodrow and
Northview Preschools are using the Handwriting
Without Tears curriculum, helping them to become
better prepared for kindergarten. At the Northview
preschool program, not only do children benefit
from working with highly trained staff, they also
provide an opportunity for high school students
to gain valuable hands-on experience in an early
childhood education career.
20 children from 15 families received $6,659
in scholarship and financial assistance.
Northview
preschool students
enjoy reading along
during circle time.
41% had siblings in the program
Mission Moments
“Our older child attended Sylvania Child Care when it was at the
Burnham Building. Then, when our son needed before and after
school care, we knew Sylvania Child Care was right for us. He’s
been very happy at Central Trail, where the staff are very nurturing
and caring.” (Central Trail parent)
186 children attended summer camp
Sensory play helps
children explore and
learn about their world.
Having fun while
learning history
at Ft. Meigs.
Grandparents often
come to share their
love of reading.
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Operations
Expenses
Expenses
RevenueChild Care Program Income
Revenue
Senior Center Program
Child Care Program
Income
17%
17%
Senior
Center
Senior
Center
Levy
46%
3%
3%
1%
1%
46%
Child Care Programs
16%
16%
Program Income
Senior Center Programs
Senior Center Programs
Senior Center Levy
4%
4%
Child Care Programs
4%
4%
Income
Grants-Senior Center
Grants-Senior Center
42%
42%
3%
3%
In-Kind Facility
Grants-Child Care
Grants-Child Care
5%
5%
Administrative
Administrative
Foundation
Donations
Donations
In-Kind Facility
Other
Other
22%
22%
In-Kind Facility
2%
2%
Foundation
35%
35%
In-Kind Facility
Child Care Program Income.......................................... $804,577
46%
Senior Center Program Income......................................$36,732
2%
Senior Center Levy.............................................................. $374,41721%
Government Grants-Senior Center.............................. $90,686
5%
Government Grants-Child Care..................................... $22,0501%
Donations................................................................................... $51,3703%
Other............................................................................................ $71,955
4%
In-Kind Facility......................................................................$296,508
17%
Total..................................................................... $1,748,295100%
Child Care Programs.......................................................... $764,832
Senior Center Programs................................................... $634,277
Administrative..........................................................................$53,283
In-Kind Facility......................................................................$296,508
Foundation............................................................................... $80,053
42%
35%
3%
16%
4%
Total.....................................................................$1,828,954100%
Report based on 2013 Unaudited Financial Statements
Fundraising
Like most non-profits, Sylvania Community Services (SCS)
has financial needs that are not completely covered by
current revenue sources. Programs are funded through
a combination of program fees, grants, private donations,
and the Sylvania Community Services Foundation. In
addition, the Senior Center receives funds from the
Sylvania Senior Levy. However, over the past several
years, grant support and levy funding has declined, while
the need for services remains.
Gifts from our supporters enable us to:
•Maintain and increase programs that support the health,
well-being, and independence of senior citizens
•Provide scholarship funds to ensure all children have the
same opportunity for quality care and teaching as their
classmates
•Provide enriched programming, full of creative, multisensory curricula that promotes mental agility in seniors
and school preparedness in children
The Sylvania Community Services Foundation is a
support organization to help meet the growing needs of
the Sylvania Senior Center and Sylvania Child Care and
accepts donations on their behalf. Raising additional
funds will ensure the continuation and growth of quality,
creative programs for seniors and children.
Gifts may be made:
Online at: http://www.scsonline.org
In person at: 7140 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania, OH 43560
By mail to: 7140 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania, OH 43560
FOUNDATION
SYLVANIA CHILD CARE
SYLVANIA SENIOR CENTER
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For more information on how to support Sylvania Senior
Center and Sylvania Child Care, call Sarah Metzger, SCS
Development and Communications Manager at 419-885-3913
or email: [email protected].
Thank you to our 2013 supporters!
In-Kind - Organizations
Act Systems Ltd.
Sylvania Schools
City of Sylvania
Sylvania Township
In-Kind - Individuals
David & Jennifer Briggs
Courtney Duncan
Kelly & Michael Saxe
Gary Sommer
$1000 & Over
Area Office on Aging of NWO
Grant
Hausman Foundation Trust
Key Bank Foundation
Ohio Child Care Resource and Referral Association Grant
Susan & Gary Sommer
Sylvania Senior Center
Participants’ Council
Sylvania Township Senior Levy
Proceeds
$500 - $999
First Christian Church – Mary
Martha Group
Haynes & Marge Lee
Christine Turnbull
Up to $500
Lucy & Samir Abu-Absi
American Cancer Society
Arnis & Reiko Andersons
Anonymous
Dr. Read & Mrs. Dorie Backus
Barbara Baker
Carl Bartaldo
Roger & Helen Bennett
Mary Kathleen Benore
Diane Bernstein
Wayva Black
Baron Black
Teri & Paul Bockstahler
David Borgman
Daniel Bowser
Robert & Geraldine Brandon
Robert Brendon
Mike & Sue Brown
Donald & Susanna Cadaret
John Cleveland
Ben Colosky
Leslie Cron
Robert & Mary Davis
Jeanne Deitrickson
Shirley DeVictor
Raymond Dodson
Mei Du & Song Tao Liu
Michael Duffey
Marguerite Emmick
Carlos Espinosa
Connie Faehnle
Bernie & Kate Fegan
Camille Fitzwater
Janet Forster
John & Carole Forte
Frederick Friess
Susan Gradel
John Gryca
Richard Hall
Jim & Diane Harding
Daniel & Mary Harnett
Mary & Tim Harshman
Arleen Hatcher
Lorraine Haubold
Charlene & George Hernandez
Mary Hills
Marlene Hittler
Herbert & Patricia Hoehing
Thresiamma Jacob
Anna James
Mary Joseph
John Keil
Chester King
Mary Kiplinger
Don & Mary Ann Klimesh
Steven & Barbara Kontaratos
Eleanor Kuehn
Charlotte Leslie
Mike Mahoney
Rosalind Manders
Phyllis McClain
Leonard McClellan
Linda McClure
David Mohler & Shirley Gerst
Don Monroe
Zubie Moorjani
Char & Bob Morgan
Layne Morris
Richard Nadolny
Bill Naumann
Dorothy Nunemaker
Ruth O’Brien
Jean Marie Oldham
Eric Olsen
Paul Onody
Ruth Ormsby
Liane Owed
Dorothy Parton
Carolyn Pietrzak
Martha Pilbeam
John Plock
Thelma Price-Biviano
Claire & Reid Proctor
Quilt Fan-Attics
Susan Rawski
Sarah & Orlando Reyes Cairo
Ray Richards
Charles & Pamela Richmond
Warren & Martha Risher
Erika Rizzo
EmaLou Roberts
Marilyn Rosebrock
Karen Rosenbaum
Cindy & Marv Rotondo
Rob & Julie Rusgo
Mary & William Rutchow
Harry Schulman
Bob Schwartz
Niverte Shenouda
Marion Shipman
Joseph Shugarman
David Simko
Marsha Singh
John & Zona Smaltz
Marlene Snyder
Barbara Sochocki
Dave Spiess
Maureen & Michael Stevens
Theodore & Donna Stevens
Russ Strausbaugh
Paul & Karen Stresen
Vila Suchy
Rosa Lee Tarsha
Norman Thal, Jr.
Sandra Traugott
Dahlia Van Agteren
Otto Viet
Louise Wantland
Tony & Patricia Weiss
Georgia Wesley
Geraldine Williams
Margie Workman
Scott Zbinden
Follies Sponsors
A&J Landscape
AAA Northwest Ohio
Act Systems Ltd
Advance Auto Parts
Affordable Dentures
Alexis Gardens
Aly Sterling Philanthropy
Amir and Augusta Askari
Arbors at Sylvania
Area Office on Aging
Aspen Grove
Avon
Brookview Dental
Budget Blinds
Charlie’s
Christian Home Care
Creative Culinary Cuisine
Dave White Chevrolet
Dental Health Associates
Donna Galloway
Dowling Funeral Home
Edward Jones
Findlay Business Partners
First Merit Bank
Franciscan Care Center
Galloway Group
Generation Investment Group
H & W Enterprises
Hafner Florist
Hartmann & Associates
Hospice of Northwest Ohio
Humana
Huntington Bank
Imaging Central
Jim White Toyota
Joseph’s Beverage Center
Kingston of Sylvania
Lincoln Cleaners
Lourdes University
Mama Lascola’s
Matthew Maley, DDS
Maumee Medical Partners
Merle Norman
Mich Roberts Salon
Mick Electric Company
Mike and Sue Brown
Milo & Chrissie Danzeisen
Mira & Kolena
Montgomery-Nichols, Inc.
Nationwide
Oakleaf Village
Ohio Computer Training &
Support
Organic Bliss
Overcashier and Horst
Paddy Jack’s
Paramount Health Care
Paul Vesoulis, DDS
PNC Bank
ProMedica Hospice
Reeb Funeral Home
Ridgewood Manor
Ronald Z. Howard, DDS
RVR Wealth Advisors, LLC
Salma Mikhail
Schmakel Dentistry
Sheila Johnson
Smitty’s Automotive
State Bank
Sylvan Studio
Sunset House
Sylvan Custom Framing
Sylvan Lakes Family Physicians
Sylvania Chamber of Commerce
Sylvania Recreation Center
Taylor Cadillac
The Residenz of Sylvania
Tom and Marilyn Ulrich
Tom Galloway
Travel Experts
Treo
Trilby Foot Center
Ventura’s Mexican Restaurant
Visiting Angels
Walker Funeral Home
Waterford Bank
Wells Fargo
West Park Place
William Vaughn Company
Wisniewski Funeral Home
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Thank you to our 2013 supporters!
Follies Patrons
Wanda & Jack Anderson
Anonymous
Stephanie & Allen Brunner
Mike & Sarah Cannon
Carroll & Mary Ann Cannon
Bob Conover
Rich & Jackie Cornell
Sue Desmond
Phyllis Dressner
Kate & Bernie Fegan
Ann Galloway
Sally Goetz
Julie Graf
Dan & Cathy Gustafson
Marcia Harpen
Holly Foth & Ray Dorcas
Susan Jennelle
Mary Claire Langenderfer
Haynes & Marge Lee
Rita & Clint Longenecker
Mary Maris
Jeanne Miller
Al & Amanda Misseldine
Bill & Dorothy Nunemaker
Jack Pfleghar
Shelli Plosscowe
Claire & Reid Proctor
Mae Randall
Ted Stevens
Olga Tucker
Clem & Ellie Vascik
Carol Waddington
Booster Club Donors
Accessible Home Health
Aretta Adams
Jonathan Apgar
Lois Babiuch
Dr. Read & Mrs. Dorie Backus
Donna Bardis
Nancy Beauregard
M. Kathleen Benore
Joyce Bettinger
Bernadette Bollin
Elaine Bonkowksi
Carlos Booth
Madelyn Botek
Howard & Joyce Boyce
Robert Brenot
Joan Brooks
Pauletta Brown
Allen & Stephanie Brunner
Jack Callahan
Clara Campbell
Carroll & Mary Ann Cannon
Kathy Capps
Bill & Gloria Carpenter
Mary Casey
Alice Chase
Emily Colgan
Benjamin & Louise Colosky
Shirley & Gerald Coolidge
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Rich & Jackie Cornell
Sue & John Crandall
Mabel Crandell
Joe & Carole Crawford
Kay Creque
Marion Cullum
Gladys Darah
Budd Davis
Al & Janet DeBacker
Dental Health Associates
(Sharon Eyerly)
Phyllis Dessner
Shirley DeVictor
Raymond Dodson
Phil & Julia DuBois
Katryn Ellis
Carlos Espinosa
Raymond Estrella
Ruth Faylor
Bernie & Kate Fegan
John & Carole Forte
Bob Gallup
Marie Gardner
Betty Garvin
Bruce & Susan Gawecki
Anthony & Mary Gerrish
Mary Louise Glen
Sally Goetz
Omer Good
Judy Grabow
Jo Grosjean
Opal Hanlon
Marcia Harpen
William Harrigan
Fan Heard
Mary Heilman
Julia Henry
Helen Hilfinger
Marlene Hittler
Jeanine Hobling
Phyllis Hochstein
Herbert & Pat Hoehing
Marcia Houck
Rose Hubay
Nancy Ibarra
Bill & Marian Iott
Harry & Alice Jacobs
Anna James
Regina Janowiecki
Warren Jenkins
Bonnie Johanssen
Anne Johnson
Robert Joseph
Joyce Kerns
Donna Kibler
Robert King
Geraldine Klocko
Joan Kramer
Eleanor Kuehn
Betty Kunke
Mary Claire Langenderfer
Bernice Langham
Janet Lauer
Mary Lauterbur
Dorothy Lay
Angela Lee
Haynes & Marge Lee
Linda Leffingwell
Frank Lenhart
Julia Lewandowski
Clinton Longenecker
Jacquelynn Lowe
Ron & Marilyn Maas
Mary Maeder
Eleanor Makulinski
Nancy Manworren
Linda McClure
Linda McConahey
Bernice McDowell
Steve & Carol Miller
Jeanne Miller
Marlene Mills
Elaine Moffett
Don Monroe
Charlayne Morgan
Joan Morningstar
Peggy Morton
Patricia Munger
Jean Nodolny
Marilyn Nederost
Dorothy Nunemaker
Valerie Obloza
Ruth O’Brien
Toni O’Connor
Paula Ohanesian
Liane Owed
Dr. Clyde Painter
Lawrence Parrish
Maria Perez
Ken & Jeanine Perry
William Pituch
Mae Randall
Susan Rawski
Frank Reynolds
James Richard
Lawrence & Sharon Roan
Emalou Roberts
Joan Rogge
Glenita Rosebury-Domansky
Marv & Cindy Rotondo
Victoria Russo
Frank Scherer
Gynne Schuette
Harry Schulman
Max & June Seigneur
Penny Sherman
F. Jamile & Jackie Shibley
Marion Shipman
Lorraine Shook
Victoria Sih
Marsha Singh
Darrell Skiver
Carole Smith
Ginny Smith
Marilyn Snyder
Barb Sochocki
Eleanor Sonntag
Bev St. Clair
Lurleen Stahl
Jim Szumigala
Sandy Tapola
Ramon Taroy
Lois Thompson
Linda Tippett
Charles Tomanicek
Martin Tran
Phyllis Tribble
Neal Troy
Mary Trusdle
C.P. & Frances Tsai
Ann & Bruce Tubbs
Janet Valade
Don VanAlst
Karen Veres
Don Volk
Carol Waddington
Donna Warner
Janet Watkins
Lucille Weber
Robert Wild
Geraldine Williams
Clarence Wingate
Sharon Wisniewski
Jay & Joann Wobser
Geraldine Wohl
Diane Worth
Ginny Wysong
Deborah Young
Bernie Zeiher
Joan Zsigrai
Thank you to our 2013 supporters!
Gift Certificates, Goods
or Services
A.A.R.P. Safe Driving
A.A.R.P. Tax Aide
AAA Car Care Plus
Accessible Home Health Care
Advocates for Basic Legal Equality
Alexis Gardens
All About You Investments
Allied Home Health Care
Alzheimers Association NW Chapter
American Red Cross-Toledo Chapter
Andersons
Arbors at Sylvania
Arnis Andersons
Aspen Grove
Bankers Life & Casualty
Barbara Kondalski
Barry Bagels
Belle Tire
Beltone Hearing Center
Better Business Bureau
Betty Dorcas
Bill Liparoto
Bob Avery
Bob Evans
Bob Rae
Bravo
Candy Miller
CareMinders
Citizen Advisory Group
City of Sylvania Police Department
Classic Café
Coldstone Creamery
Connect Hearing
Cornerstone Helping Hands
Country Grains
David Patton, 1st VP Merrill Lynch
Dental Health Association of Sylvania
Dr. Glenn Whitted
Dr. Jan Wahl
Dr. John Fielder
Eddie Boggs
Edible Arrangements
Erie West Hospice & Palliative Care
Everdry Waterproofing
Fifth Third Bank
Flower Hospital Rehab Therapy
Foundation Park Alzheimer’s Care Center
Franciscan Care Center
Friends of the Family
Genesis HealthCare
Glendale Assisted Living
Glenn Holmes
Goerlich Center
Great Lakes Audiology
Great Lakes Marketing
Guardian Angel
Habitec Medical Alert
Hear-Rite Hearing Aid Center
Heartland Hospice
Heidi Clausius
Home Instead Senior Care
Hospice of Northwest Ohio
Humana
Inspire Dance Studio
Investment Solutions, LLC
Jake Heiney, M.D., M.S.
Jet’s Pizza
Joe LaConey Band
John Cleveland
Judy Bowles
Keep Toledo Lucas County Beautiful, Inc.
Kim Nofziger
Kingston Residence of Sylvania
Kroger
KWF1 Consulting
Legal Aid of Western Ohio
Longhorn Steakhouse
Loviah Aldinger
Lowes
Lucas County Auditor’s Office
Lucas County Burial Corp
Lucas County Commissioners Office
Lucas County Engineer
Lucas County Sustainablility
Commission
Lucas Soil & Water Conservation District
Matt Markey, Toledo Blade
Medical Alert
Meijer
Mercy College Nursing Students
Metamora State Bank
Metroparks of the Toledo Area
Michael Dansack, Attorney/Partner,
GTB & S Co, L.P.A.
Mike Murray
Oakleaf Village of Toledo
Odyssey Hospice
Ohio Department of Insurance
Olander Park
Olga’s Kitchen
Olive Garden
Orlando Reyes-Cairo
Owens College “Saxophobia”
Paddy Jack’s
Panera Bread Café #686
Paws and Whiskers
Phillips Lifeline
Phyllis Bartholomy
Prodigy
Professional Interpreters for the
Deaf, L.L.C.
Progressive Therapy
Promedica Cancer Institute
Promedica Health System
Promedica Hospice
Promedica Toledo Hospital, F.M.R.P.
Republic Waste
Ridgewood Manor
Right at Home
Scrambler Marie’s
SCS Senior Chorus
Senior Helpers
Senior Independence
Sharon Eyerly
Shelli Plosscowe
Shorty’s
SouthernCare Hospice
Sr. Krista Benda
State Long-term Care Ombudsman
Steve Harrison
Steve Miller
Subway
Sunset Village Retirement Community
Swan Creek Retirement Community
Sylvania Advantage
Sylvania Department of Forestry
Sylvania Historic Museum
Sylvania Sunrise Lions Club
Sylvania Township Fire Department
The Glendale Assisted Living
Tireman
Toledo Academy of Pharmacology
Toledo Area Ministries
Toledo Rehab Group
Toledo-Lucas County Health Department
Travel Experts, Inc.
Trilby Foot Center
UT College of Pharmacology
Venturas Mexican Restaurant
Visiting Angels
Walgreens
Walker Funeral Home
West Park Place
Willie Hofstetter
Memorials
Name
In Memory of
Dora Booher
Mr. & Mrs. Emil (Bud) Eickstadt
Clinton & Rita Longenecker
Eleanor MacMillan
Dr. Clyde Painter
Senior Center Woodshop Group
Kathy Monroe
Robyn Myers
Esther Kincaid
Jack MacMillan
Dr. Edith Painter
Edward Carson
These gifts were received in calendar year 2013.
While every effort has been made to provide a
complete and accurate report, please forgive any
omissions made by computer and/or human error.
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