Published for donors, volunteers and friends
of Providence St. Peter Foundation
SPRING 2017 • DONOR RECOGNITION EDITION
Cornerstone
N E W S L E T T E R
Providence
Community
Care Center
set to open
this summer
T
ogether with a generous
community, Providence is
addressing the diverse needs
of our homeless residents, who are
some of the most vulnerable citizens
in our area. It is because of private
philanthropy and community
partnerships that the Providence
Community Care Center will open
this summer.
Services currently offered throughout
our community operate as stand-alone
programs in several different locations.
For individuals with serious mental
illness, navigating this maze can be
an unsurmountable barrier. Often
this leads to patients seeking access
in inappropriate settings, such as the
Providence Emergency Center or
landing in local jails.
Partnering community
agencies:
The Providence Community Care
Center brings our community’s
organizations together as an integrated
resource for the first time. Homeless
and other underserved people will now
be able to find, in a single location, a
range of services from various types of
agencies. Partnering organizations will
offer services such as connections to:
primary and behavioral health care,
• Behavioral Health Resources
“The Community Care Center will serve the most stigmatized people in
our local area, providing compassionate care unique to each individual.”
– Medrice Coluccio, chief administrative officer, Providence Southwest Washington
• Interfaith Works
• SideWalk
• Sea Mar Community
Health Centers
• Olympia Free Clinic and Mental
Health Access Program
• Home & Community Services
• Capital Recovery Center
• Thurston-Mason Behavioral
Health Organizations
• Thurston/Mason National
Alliance on Mental Illness
Continued on page 2
Inside this issue:
• A special birthday for the Special Care Nursery, pg. 3
• Save the date for Christmas Forest 2017, pg. 5
• Recognizing generous donors, pgs. 7-11
YOUR GENEROSITY PROVIDES
DIGNITY & COMFORT
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Providence services
• Short-term (bridge)
medication management
• Behavioral health case
management
• Mental health risk assessments
• Mental health treatment
• Substance use disorder assessments
Partner agency services
• Care management
• Medical services
• Access point to housing and
substance use services
• Connection to adult family homes
• Older adult resources
• Veterans’ services
• Hygiene services: laundry,
showers, restrooms
• Job search and resume assistance
(computer available)
• Peer support
Passing along
shelter options, resources to help clients find and keep permanent housing,
and other needed social services.
“The Providence Community Care Center will serve the most stigmatized
people in our local area, providing compassionate care unique to each
individual,” says Medrice Coluccio, chief administrative officer, Providence
Southwest Washington. “We are grateful for contributions made toward
the Providence Community Care Center from private individuals, local
businesses and our community partners, as they help us serve those at the
heart of the Providence Mission, the most poor and vulnerable.”
Funding for the Providence Community Care Center is not yet complete,
but several community sources have made generous contributions to date:
• Providence St. Peter Foundation Greatest Need Fund: $1.2 million
• Ted & Ruth Schmidt Community Care Endowment:
$900,000 over 10 years
• Capital Medical Center: $500,000 over five years
• Providence St. Peter Foundation 2015 Christmas Forest
Fund-a-Need: $300,000
• City of Olympia Community Development Block Grant: $200,000
To support the Providence Community Care Center and learn more,
please visit www.providence.org/olympiacommunitycarecenter
compassion
Priscilla and Tom
Terry are a special
couple whose
generosity touches
those they have
never met, and never
will. Their concern
is for those who are
Priscilla and Tom Terry
dying, and they do
not want anyone to die alone.
The Terrys recently committed a
$50,000 challenge gift to the No
One Dies Alone program (NODA)
at Providence St. Peter Hospital.
NODA provides compassionate
volunteers as bedside companions
“No one should die alone. As much
as it is in our power, we must be
there to give comfort when the time
of dying draws near and there is no
loved one nearby.”
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Community Care Center, continued from page 1
to dying patients who would
otherwise be alone at Providence
St. Peter Hospital, Providence
Centralia Hospital, and Providence
Mother Joseph Care Center
For every gift made to the NODA
program this year, the Terrys will
match that gift dollar-for-dollar, up
to $50,000.
The NODA program has a very
special place in the hearts of
Priscilla and Tom. When Tom was
a young man, he was devastated
to learn that his grandfather had
died alone in a hospital. Tom did
not realize that his grandfather was
so seriously ill. When he went to
visit him that next day, he learned
his grandfather had passed away
during the night, with no one by
his side. This had a profound and
lasting impact on Tom. “No one
should die alone. As much as it
is in our power, we must be there
To make a donation to the
NODA program, please call
the foundation office at
360-493-7981 or go to
www.providence.org/giving
If you are interested in being
a volunteer with NODA,
please call 360-493-7240.
to give comfort when the time of
dying draws near and there is no
loved one nearby,” says Tom, who
worked 22 years for Weyerhaeuser
in Centralia in R&D.
The No One Dies Alone program
began in 2009 at St. Peter Hospital
and is funded entirely by private
contributions to Providence St.
Peter Foundation. Volunteers in
the program provide a reassuring
presence to dying patients, with
some vigils lasting only one hour
and some exceeding 70 hours.
In 2016, these compassionate
volunteers spent over 5,000 hours
with patients who would have
otherwise died alone.
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“Unless someone like you cares a
whole awful lot, nothing is going
to get better. It’s not.”
– Dr. Seuss
A special birthday
for the Special
Care Nursery
Hayden and Cooper Milligan
Bringing a baby into the world is one of the most
joyous occasions in a parent’s lifetime.
Hayden and Seth Milligan will
never forget that joy, and they will
also never forget the compassion
and care received at the Providence
Special Care Nursery at St. Peter
Hospital. So much so, that on baby
Cooper’s first birthday, Hayden and
Seth asked friends and family to
give donations to the Special Care
Nursery rather than buying presents.
Cooper was due on Feb. 11, 2016,
but around Christmas, Hayden felt
something “just wasn’t right” with
her first pregnancy. She called her
friend, a labor and delivery nurse
at Providence, who encouraged her
to call her obstetrician. Hayden
discovered that she had cholestasis
of pregnancy, which can pose a
dangerous situation for the baby, so
labor had to be induced early.
This is when Cooper and his
parents came into the care of the
Providence St. Peter Hospital
Special Care Nursery, which
specializes in neonatal care to meet
the unique needs of newborns
who are premature, or are born
with an illness or complication.
“Cooper did have complications”
Hayden says. “He spent 13 days
in the special care nursery due to
several medical conditions related
to prematurity.” But with all the
personalized care the Special Care
Nursery team gave Cooper, Hayden
recalls that they were equally there
for her and her husband. “The
nurses and entire medical team
gave us the same level of attention
they gave Cooper – they renewed
our hope and reassured us every
day that Cooper was going to be all
right,” Hayden says.
The Special Care Nursery at
Providence St. Peter welcomes
about 400 newborns each year.
Some stay only for a short
observation, while others, like
Cooper, have more extended stays.
The nursery’s family-centered
Giving to hospice
Donations ensure hospice and grief support services are
available to anyone in need. Gifts support the highest
quality of care and a comprehensive range of services.
approach ensures families are
directly involved in the baby’s care.
The nursery’s goal is to help parents
have confidence and feel prepared
to care for their baby when the baby
goes home. Hayden comments
“When I left the hospital with
Cooper, I felt so confident that I
knew everything I needed to know.
I felt like an expert mom, rather
than a new mom.”
On Cooper’s first birthday,
Hayden and Seth felt it only
appropriate to celebrate the gift of
their healthy and thriving son, by
encouraging family and friends
to forgo birthday gifts in favor of
donations. “They did so much for
us and Cooper that we wanted
to find a way to give back to the
Special Care Nursery.”
If you would like to make a
donation to the Special Care
Nursery at Providence St.
Peter Hospital, please call the
foundation office at 360-4937981 or go online at www.
providence.org/giving.
• Compassionate in-home medical
care available 24 hours a day
• Emotional and spiritual support
• Respite care
• Grief support services
• Children’s bereavement counseling
Serving Thurston, Lewis and Mason counties
Donate online at www.providence.org/giving or call 360-493-7981.
Your gifts allow us to fulfill our mission of sharing God’s love for all, especially
the poor and vulnerable, through our compassionate service.
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Playing for a greater calling
Kyle Higaki had no background in music. That was
until he came across a Providence Mission video posted
on the organization’s internal website while working
in the System Integrity department in Renton. The
video changed his life, and his passion now eases and
comforts people who are at their end-of-life journey.
Music-thanatology is a program within the Spiritual
Care department, and a field within palliative and
hospice care. It utilizes the harp and voice at the
bedside to serve the physical, emotional and spiritual
needs of patients and their loved ones with prescriptive
music and compassion.
According to the Music-Thanatology Association
International, “this music can help to ease physical
symptoms such as pain, restlessness, agitation,
sleeplessness and labored breathing. It offers an
atmosphere of serenity and comfort that can be
profoundly soothing for those present. Difficult
emotions such as anger, fear, sadness and grief can
be relieved as listeners rest into a musical presence of
beauty, intimacy and compassion.”
In 2001 Providence became the first health system in
the world to hire full-time music-thanatologists. This
specialized ministry is an expression of our calling
to care for the whole person: body, mind and spirit.
We recognize we may not be able to cure, but we can
always offer healing. Rooted deep in our rich heritage
and tradition, we hold all life as sacred and this is
demonstrated in the way we honor a person’s journey at
the end of life. The ministry of thanatology eases the
way, holds sacred space, touches the spirit and honors
the life it touches.
Kyle Higaki, Certified Music-Thanatologist
“I watched a Providence video clip on musicthanatology,” Kyle says. “A person was playing a harp
for a patient who was dying. I was so inspired and
moved, that it felt like my calling.”
Kyle bought a harp, took lessons for both harp and
voice, and enrolled in a two-year thanatology program
that required academic and clinical training, as well
as a clinical internship. Three years later, in 2015,
Kyle left his job in Renton and became a musicthanatologist for Providence St. Peter ministries in the
Southwest Washington Region.
The program in Southwest Washington is funded
entirely by donations to the Providence St. Peter
Foundation. Services are available at no charge to
patients and their loved ones at St. Peter Hospital,
Providence Centralia Hospital and in the privacy of
homes for patients who are receiving hospice services
through Providence SoundHomeCare & Hospice.
Kyle has never looked back. “This calling has never
diminished. When I serve in this role every day, I always
have moments of affirmation. It is a privilege to be invited
into this sacred space and serve patients and their loved
ones, particularly those who are nearing end of life.”
If you would like to donate to the musicthanatology program, please call Providence St.
Peter Foundation at 360-493-7981 or go online, at
www.providence.org/giving
“The dying patient is my conductor and my musical offerings are tailored
to each patient’s need at that sacred moment in time.”
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Save t he date!
30th annual Christmas Forest
set for Nov. 29 – Dec. 3, 2017
Christmas Forest is one of Southwest Washington’s most honored
traditions, and 2017 will mark its 30th year! This five-day holiday
fundraiser offers a chance for the community to enjoy a festive
display of Christmas trees and wreaths, created by Thurston County’s
most talented designers.
Leading the way
Jen and Eric Foley
are this year’s
Christmas Forest
co-chairs. Jen,
who has served on
the Providence St.
Peter Foundation
Board of Directors since 2012, says
she and her husband are thrilled to
take on the co-chair responsibilities
for this milestone event.
“Eric and I both are looking
forward to being co-chairs of the
Providence 30th annual Christmas
Forest. As a former Christmas
Forest tree designer myself, and
a foundation board member,
both Eric and I are excited about
partnering with Providence
through Christmas Forest to help
raise health care funds for so many
in need. It is a privilege to serve as
its co-chairs.”
If you’re interested in being a
sponsor, designer or volunteer at
the 30th annual Christmas Forest,
please contact Stacey Genzlinger,
special events manager, at stacey.
[email protected] or
360-493-7985.
Honoring past Christmas
Forest co-chairs
At the 2017 event, past
Christmas Forest co-chairs
will be honored at the 30th
annual gala dinner and
auction, held Friday, Dec. 1.
Jen and Eric Foley,
2017 Christmas Forest co-chairs
Last year’s Christmas
Forest raised $534,000
including $151,000 to help
sustain the SoundCareKids
program. Over the past
29 years, Christmas
Forest has raised funds to
support life-saving medical
equipment, compassionate
care, and Mission-driven
programs. Christmas
Forest is Providence
St. Peter Foundation’s
largest fundraising event,
generating more than
$10.3 million throughout
its history.
Purchase a brick or paver by July 21
Providence Way is a natural garden
setting near the main entrance to St. Peter
Hospital. It is a serene place where patients,
families, friends and staff can find comfort
and solitude amidst beautiful landscaping,
benches and paths. A healing area lined
with bricks and pavers, many of which are
personalized with the names of those loved,
respected and honored.
Consider honoring someone and create
a lasting tribute on the Providence St.
Peter campus by purchasing a brick or
paver. Gifts to this commemorative area
are designated to the Greatest Need Fund,
which enables the Providence St. Peter
Foundation to support many needs within
local Providence ministries.
Take a moment to think of those who
mean the most to you, and purchase a
brick or paver by July 21, 2017 so it
can be installed in time for the
September dedication.
To purchase a brick or paver, please call 360-493-7981 or
visit www.providence.org/provwaySW
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A Message from the Foundation President
As we enter the second quarter
of 2017, I would like to thank all
of our donors, event sponsors,
volunteers, caregivers and
Providence St. Peter Foundation
board members for their generous
contributions of time, money and
dedication. You all help to carry
out our Mission to assure that
compassionate and excellent health
care is available in the communities
we serve, with a special concern for
the poor and vulnerable.
2016 Foundation Financial Results
Our Mission calls for us to care
for many, and I am proud and
humbled to say, in 2016 more
than $2.1 million was raised from
philanthropic support. This
incredible generosity helps us
sustain programs and services for
our patients and their families,
acquire state-of-the-art, lifesaving
equipment, and provide health care
for those in our community without
adequate resources or ability to pay.
through this magical event that we
are able to continue the Providence
Mission of helping those in need.
Gifts to the foundation enable us to
focus on the most prevalent health
care needs in our community, such
as care for homeless residents, as
you will read in the article about
the Community Care Center,
featured on the front page of this
issue of Cornerstone. It is because
of the generosity of others, as
well as the dedication of our local
nonprofit partners, that we have
been able to create this social service
hub, providing the full spectrum of
compassionate care.
I feel fortunate to live in a
community where so many give
of themselves to help others. As
Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart
said, “Whatever concerns the poor
is always our affair,” and I thank
you all for your part in helping us
to carry out her vision of making
our community a healthier and
better place for all, especially the
poor and underserved.
This December is the 30th annual
Christmas Forest event-the largest
fundraiser for the foundation and a
most-honored tradition. I extend a
personal invitation to you all, as it is
Raised Contributions
Rick Middleton
Board President
Raised Contributions | Planned Giving
$4,150,123
$4,500,000
$4,000,000
$3,500,000
2,543,744
$2,337,323
$1,746,998
$3,000,000
$2,500,000
$1,947,000
$2,000,000
$1,500,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Program Support Distributions
$1,624,895
$2,500,000
$2,000,000
$1,706,332
$1,306,321
$1,300,000
$1,589,000
$1,500,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
2012
2013
2014
An audit of 2016 figures was not complete at time of print.
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Sincerely,
2015
2016
Honor Roll
We gratefully acknowledge the many donors who support Providence St. Peter Foundation. This list includes
outright gifts and pledges committed from Jan. 1 – Dec. 31, 2016. This does not include payments made on
pledges recognized in previous years.
We make every effort to ensure accuracy. Please inform us of errors or omissions by contacting us at 360-493-7981
or [email protected].
$500,000+
Capital Medical Center
$100,000 - 499, 999
Behavioral Health Resources
Estate of Bertha K. Stoerchli
$50,000 - $99,999
Confederated Tribes of the
Chehalis Reservation
Nisqually Red Wind Casino
Estate of Theodore and
Ruth Schmidt
$25,000 - $49,999
Rick and Ellen Middleton
Sarah S. Reade, M.D.
Priscilla and Thomas Terry
The Frederick and Margaret
L. Weyerhaeuser
Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Anderson & Middleton
Company
Steve and Michele Boone
Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel
Diane and Dan Hamilton
Dr. Annie Iriye and Steve Pogge
Phyllis J. Mandel
Olympia Federal Savings
Olympia Sheet Metal, Inc.
The Rants Group
Jo Ann Scott
Drs. Scott and Sheila
Smitherman
South Sound
Radiology, Inc. P.S.
The Stars Foundation of
Thurston County
Titus-Will Chevrolet Cadillac
Buick GMC
$5,000 - $9,999
Acme Fuel Company
Robert E. & Adele M.
Boydston Foundation
Coldwell Banker Evergreen
Olympic Realty, Inc
Columbia Hills Building
Company, L.L.C.
Jane C. Artz and Frederick
J. Artz Fund – The
Community Foundation
for Southwest Washington
Clarus Eye Centre
Anne M. Foster Trust
Elsie M. Friend
Dr. James and Carol Hannum
Andy Johnson &
Company, Inc.
A. C. and Velma Jordan
Gladys E. Dvorak Larson Trust
Dr. Barbara Lazio and
Matt Scher
McKinney’s Appliance, Inc.
MED-ED
Edward and Louise
Meyer Trust
Nisqually Indian Tribe
Olympia Emergency
Services, P.L.L.C.
Drs. Stephen and Penny Reck
Dr. Jay and Carla Rudd
Dr. Navneet Singha and
Kuljit Bains
Karen J. Stay
Charles and Susan Strout
Surgical Associates, P.L.L.C.
Drs. Mark and Kathy Wagner
Sally and John Warjone
Judy Weigand
$1,000 - $4,999
Dr. Grant Aaker and
Dr. Jane Myung
Sandy Adams and
Greg Devereux
Virgil Adams Real Estate
Benita and Terry Akins
Carol A. Albert Goldfinch
Christophe and Sonia Allen
Dr. Greg and Ramona Allen
Allwest Moving & Storage
Anchor Bank
Dr. Shawn and Scott Andrews
Anonymous
Jodi Ashline
Drs. Gilbert and Rebecca
Asomaning
Sylvia I. Barclift
Sue F. Beall
Dr. Darrel and Traci Bell
Mike Bjerke
David and Dorothy Bjornson
Rebecca M.
Bodle-Shingu, A.R.N.P.
Thomas G. Bohon
Dr. Rex and Karen Bolin
Merlyn Borden
Bonita Bourgault
Priscilla V. Bowerman
Dr. George and Karen Bray
Dr. Jim and Linnea Bremner
Peter and Kelsey Brennan
Larry and Donna Brooke
Dr. John Brottem and Susan
Hettinger
Patricia J. Brower
Jackie Brown
Alex and Tammy Bunn, M.D.
Nancy L. Bunn
Capitol City Honda
Lisa C. Carley
Caroline Manger Insurance
Services, Inc.
SSG (Ret) William and
Bernadette Carpenter
William L. Case III
Kim A. Chase
Gary and Lucille Christenson
Amy and David Coates
Medrice M. Coluccio
Concrete Recyclers, Inc.
Dr. Bill Conklin and
Dr. Kathy Goble
Jordan and Alissa Coons
Jill and Steve Cooper
Toni and Dennis Crisp
Dr. Dan and Shelly Davidson
Marcy Davis
Keith and Donna Deline
Dr. Lowell and Ida Dightman
Dan and Jeri Donahue
Ear, Nose, Throat
Associates, SW Inc., P.S.
Dr. Wyatt Ehrlander and
Dr. Lana Bur
Dr. Michael and Brigitte Ellen
Kimberly and Charley
Ellwanger
Dr. Rik and Kris Emaus
Susan L. Evans
ExxonMobil Foundation
Penny Farrer
Peter and Kathy Fluetsch
Jen and Eric Foley
Lea Frank and Thomas
Kloepping, D.Ph., RPh
Marcia L. Fromhold
Frost & Company, P.S.
Funeral Alternatives of
Washington, Inc.
Jack Gagnon
Dr. Bill and Jacki Gavin
Dr. Patricia Gilmer and
Hal Scogin
Fred Goldberg and
Carolyn Lakewold
Michele L. Green
Dr. Telfer and Andrea Griffith Group Health Cooperative
Tom and Laura Hackstadt
Chuck and Mary Hallett
Jeffrey D.
Hamilton, D.D.S., P. S.
Harbor Wholesale Foods
Dr. Kevin Haughton and
Dr. Rachel Wood
Julia Herbison
Heritage Bank
Dr. Tom and Lisa Herrick
Dr. Joseph Ho and
Carrie Anne Matyac
Doug and Ann Howie
Katie and John Hurley
Betty J. Hutt
Dr. Brian and Norah Iuliano
Dr. David and Wanda James
Michelle and Noel James
Tamara Jerome
Jeff Johnson
Keith and Mary Jane Johnson
Marty and Heidi Juergens
Dr. Andy and Liz Kapust
Andrew J. Kapust, D.D.S., P.S.
Keller Rohrback, L.L.P.
Craig and Amee Kiefer
Claudia A. Kieszling
Kasia Konieczny
Dr. Jon and Karen Kooiker
* Deceased
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LTC (Ret.) Bill and Catherine
Koziar
KPMG, L.L.P.
Michael D. Krake
Dr. Jim Kruidenier and Susan
Bryant
Dr. George and Linda Lamb
Shaena Langley
Laser and Surgery Center
Milton and Mary Lou Lebsack
Brad Livingstone
Lenna and Andrew Lizberg
Pam and Mark Long
Bob and Mardel Lovely
Douglas B. Mack
Margi Mann
Marine View Beverage, Inc.
Ralph Martin
Dr. Michael and Marybeth
Matlock
Pam and Bob May
Dr. James and Kathy McDowell
Dr. Trent and Mandi McKay
Dr. Jeff and Rebekah McKenzie
Mended Hearts of Thurston
County, Chapter 130
Dr. Michael and Sandra
Merchant
Karla L. Meyer
James L. Michaels
Dr. William and Johanna
Mitchell
Ron Molitor, D.V.M.
Ann and Tom Monaghan
Jace and Sally Munson, M.D.
Sara J. Murdoch, M.D.
Omey and Tammy Nandyal
Mark and Cary Naubert
Dr. Tore and Bonnie Nielsen
Robert and Carol O’Brien
Olympia Anesthesia
Associates, P.C.
Olympia Beer
Olympia Orthopaedic
Associates, P.L.L.C.
Olympia Unitarian
Universalist Congregation
Olympic Dermatology and
Laser Clinic, Inc. P.S.
Dr. Carl and Susan Ott
Panorama
Lois J. Parpala
Sandra and John Parry
Dr. Dennis and Christine Peck
Dennis and Joan Peterson
Mick Phillips
Phillips Burgess, P.L.L.C.
Dr. Jennifer and Kurt Playstead
Tom and Lael Pote
Rich Redman, M.D.
* Deceased
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Tuesdee and Steven Rehard
Dr. James and Diane Reus
Donald V. Rhodes
Joyce E. Rhone
Nancy J. Riordan and
Charles Paeth III
Dr. Paul and Teresa Robertson
Dick and Violette Rokes
Tom and Peg Rutchik
Saint Martin’s University
Drs. Luis and Delmy
Santamarina
Victoria L. Schmidt
Dr. Tim and Judy Scholes
Joe and Marianna Schreiner
Kevin and Tammi Schreiner
Seattle Shellfish, L.L.C.
John and Mary Setterstrom
Frankie Shepherd-Smith and
Frank Smith
Raminder Singh, M.D.
Lila M. Skoog
Dr. Britt and Lorna Smith
Smyth Landing, L.L.C.
Robin and Keith Stahley
Wayne E. Staley
Gloria and Skip Strait
Liz Swan
Thurston County
Title Company
Dr. Scott and Stephanie
Tibbits
Fred and Cherese Timmer
Jill V. Tokarczyk
Dr. Dale and Jamie Tosland
Toyota of Olympia
Sally L. Turnbull
Dr. Jessica Van Fleet-Green
and Dr. Levi Green
Alice G. Van Quaethem*
Dr. Gregg and Lynette
VandeKieft
Tammy Ventura
Evert Jan Verschuyl, M.D.
Dr. Romil Wadhawan and
Dr. Bhawna Gupta
Dorothy and John Walsh
Alana L. Warren
Washington Business Bank
Washington Health
Insurance Agency
Washington State
Combined Fund Drive
Paul and Anita Wilkinson
Dr. Gary and Ann Yim
Edna L. Zeller
Patricia Ann Zorn
$500 - $999
Sharon C. Abegg, M.D.
Dennis and Carol Adams
Gary and Mary Lee Andrews
Paul R. Antone
Pam Arledge
Amanda Armstrong
Joan F. Ashcraft
Ayres & Associates, P.L.L.C.
Judy and Michael Backhaus
Vera M. Barry
Danne Benson
Dennis and Connie Bloom
Larry J. Blume
Grace Brewer and
Mark Boydston
Becky Brewer
Dr. Robert and Lynn Brunton
Dr. George Chappell and
Lynne Alfasso
Marilyn Coble
David A. Conaway
Dr. Bruce and Carol Cooper
Cooper Moss Advanced
Dentistry, Inc.
Greg and Ann Cuoio
Liz Davis
Linda M. Davis
Rachel E. Davis-Heintz
Terri and Sam Degner
Dave and Val Deyette
Frances I. Dirks
Tracey A. Engelke
England Living Trust
Milke and Cathy Epperson
Drs. Gerald and Sheila Fay
Marilyn D. Gage, M.D.
Bill and Dana Garson
Stacey M. Genzlinger
Ada M. Gilman
Geoff and Sara Glass
Kate Gormally
Mac and Carol Guscott
Bob Hake
Jim and Bobbe Haley
Christine M. Hansen
Steve Hanson
Dr. Joseph and Arlene Hartman
Elizabeth and Gerry Hayes
Judy and Stephen Henderson
Dr. Roy and Kathleen
Heynderickx
Jane M. Jenks
Dennis and Mary Jensen
Dr. Rodney Joe and Barbara
O’Keefe
John L. Scott Foundation
Joe and Nancy Johnson
Kaufman Development, L.P.
Sheri and Dan Keahey
Joe Kearin
Dr. Richard and Darla Krug
L & E Bottling Co., Inc.
Fred Landeza
John P. Lanning
TJ LaRocque
Janet A. Lewis
Karen M. Lindsey and
Milton Swecker
Deanna and Kevin Lotton
Lisa and Michael Matson
Diane and Merley McCall
Kelly and Jennifer McNamara
Cheryl S. Meyer
Kurt S. Miller
Dr. Maggie and Baird Miller
Lisa and Tim Minter
Donna R. Moore
Patrick E. Morin
James D. Nelson
Kat and Brian Nurmi
Peggy S. Nystrom
Olympia Internal Medicine
Associates, Inc.
Lisa M. Parchem
Philip E. Paroian
Sally and Willard Pearce
Dr. Gheorghe Plesiu
Port Blakely Tree Farms, L.P.
Dr. Gerald Pumphrey and
Carol Wintercorn
Dale and Jan Putnam
Peggy A. Rabung
Eric and Linda Rebitzer
Michele M. Rognlin
Ron Meyers &
Associates, P.L.L.C.
Brandi L. Roorda
Debra J. Rutherford
Daren and James Sachet
Dr. Donald and Alice
Sampson
Dr. Richard and Laurel
Seaman
South Puget Sound
Community College
Foundation
Kathleen A. Swain
Thurston First Bank
Don M. Tierney
Triple Creek Farm
Dana L. Vandewege
Caryn D. Vaughn
Patricia L. Warnick
Mark and Angie Westling
Jack and Ann Marie Wilder
Bret and Monica
Wilhelm, M.D.
Joe and Leslie Williamson
Angie Wolle and Cathy Law
James and Sin Woo
Craig S. Wynn
Susan Zuelke and Rick Antles
$250 - $499
Danise Ackelson
Kathy Alvestad
Debra and Robert Anderson
Sandra and Darrin Anderson
Sean and Tiers Arnts
Ronald E. Bane
Isabelle S. Bateman*
Nancy and Stephen Bean
Bobbi G. Bensley
Hank Benson
Carole J. Blackwell
Ross Borch and Carolyn Cloran
Tracy L. Brown
Carma W. Budsberg
Janet C. Byers
Chuck Callison
Angela D. Cannady
Drs. Kevin and Jennifer Caserta
The Community Foundation
of South Puget Sound
Joni and Bill Copeland
Susan and Michael Covey
Troy and Karla Cowan
Diane D. Cox
Laura Dahmer-White, Ph.D.
Dr. Diane Dakin and
Stephen Bray
Dr. Kirk Danielson and
Molly McGinty
Mi-Na M. Davis
Pamela F. Demoss
Erica M. Dennehy
Suzanne and Alonzo
Dickinson
Barbara J. Domboski
Lori G. Drummond
Rick and Kathi Durkin
Patricia and David Eakin
Rose Erickson*
Faye D. Evans
Evergreen Veterinary Hospital
Cynthia Farrar
Micky Dean Faulk
Elizabeth Findlay
Carey A. Flannery
Mari Fleetwood
Linda and Hugh Foist
Shelley Foltz and
Marvin Kaufman
Dr. Mary and Jim Gibbons
Joyce A. Gilbert, M.D.
Alan and Christel Gorski
Tim and Carolyn Graden
Lynnette L. Gregory
Sharon and Harry Griffith
Diana M. Hanson
Barb Hazelton
Karin and Jim Hendrickson
Bill Henry*
Brenda Hicks Wickersham
and David Wickersham
Luisa and Randy Horn
Horse Cart Small
Animal Hospital
Human-Animal
Solutions, L.L.C.
Jennifer Jacobs
Jeanette M. James
Daryl and Judy Jensen
Dan Johnson and Kimberly
Karaman Johnson
Yvonne C. Jump
Denise Kennelly
William and Barbara Kennett
Dr. Erin and Michael
Kershisnik
Vonnie King
Lesley A. Kinzner
Elizabeth L. Kirchheim
Sandra M. Klug
Bart and Sasha Korthuis
Elaine and Glen Kuhnau
Kelly Kukas and Dan Warner
Robin and Roy Kus
Kaylene M. Lahn
Leif and Barbara Lantz
Lori A. Law
Linda E. Lenssen
Daun Lenz
Edward and Sylvia LeRiche
Dr. Zhongzeng Li and
Wei Wang
Lisa Lindsey and Daniel Brock
Laurie A. Lippincott
Karen Lohmann
Lossing Construction, L.L.C.
Dr. Thomas and Mary
Luetkehans
Amy and Eric Luken
Angela and Craig Maki
Denise and Jeff Marroni
Dr. Cole and Holly Mason
LeeAnn Matthews
Daniel and Lynnette
McCarty
John McCauley
Laura and Thomas McKenna
Susan and Robert Meenk
Dick Merchant
Heidi Merriman-Davis
Lisa and Dwight Midles
Dr. Arthur Molina and
Denise Simoneaux
Mountain View
Veterinary Hospital
Mr. Who Greens Corporation
Larry W. Muhlhauser
Kevin J. Murphy, M.D.
Eloisa G. Ocampo-Marapao
Cheryl Olson
James and Jean Olson
Anita and David Olszyk
Olympia Pet Emergency
Michele Otto
Esther R. Parle
Cari S. Pearson
A. J. Philippsen, Jr.
Stephanie A. Pitzel
Dianne G. Polivka
Drs. Mircea and Corina
Rachita
Valerie J. Reeves
Dr. Jack and Donna Rice
Thomas J. Riedlinger
Ross and Kathleen Ringwald
Pam and Leigh Roberts
Kim and John Rohr
Dr. Dean and Kathy Russell
Dr. Alana and Thomas Ryan
Danni Sabia
Rob and Nancy Schmidt
Maryliz B. Schmiedeberg
Dino and Vanessa Schuler
Michael H. Shannon, M.D.
Nesrine Shatila
Cindy and David Sidley
Dr. Bruce Silverman and
Dr. Courtney Nevitt
Jud L. Simonds
Jill L. Smith
Nicole and Bobby Sorger
Debra J. Spencer
SPS New Horizons Band
Connie and Patrick Storedahl
Aimee Talbot
Joyce Targus and Glenn Green
James E. Taylor
The Jerky Gal
Angela Treptow
Heidi A. Vasilauskas
Holly Wallace
Michele D. Waschgau
Dr. Ben and Melanie Webster
Wednesday OA Group #45000
Janis Rae Weiks
Alan and Janice Wharton, M.D.
Kathy and Doug Whitlock
Becky Whittle
Patrick and Jessica Williams
Ann and Barron Willis III
Dr. John and Hazel Willmarth
Jocelyn and Kelly Wood
Worth Law Group
Nancy A. Young
Elsie D. Zak*
In Kind
Donors
John A. C. Anderson
Anderson & Middleton
Company
Artistry In Flowers
Clinton’s Music House, Inc.
Amy and David Coates
Karen Coulson
Courtyard Antique Mall
Herb and Mickey Dowell
Clarus Eye Centre
Jen and Eric Foley
Malloree and Larry
Fontanilla, M.D.
Great Wolf Lodge
Harbor Wholesale Foods
Hartley Jewelers, Inc.
Julie Heerlyn
Eric Hellyer
Larry and Ellen Hellyer
Knight Fire Protection, Inc.
Randy Knighton
Carlynn Koden
Dr. Richard and Darla Krug
Leukemia and
Lymphoma Society
LINE-X of Olympia
Celeste Maris
Pam Meredith
Michael’s Arts & Crafts
Distribution Center
Rick and Ellen Middleton
Moms Club of Yelm
Robert and Carol O’Brien
Dave and Karen Owen
Sandra and John Parry
Trena Payton
R.E. Powell Distributing
Karinn E. Reister
Seabrook Land Company
Selden’s Home Furnishings
of Olympia
Dr. Navneet Singha and
Kuljit Bains
Monica Stutzman
ThurstonTalk.com
Fred and Cherese Timmer
Lorraine Todd
Tumwater Home Depot
Keith L. Valentine
Washington Health
Insurance Agency
Cammy and Jay Webster
Edna L. Zeller
* Deceased
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Special
Tributes
Thank you to the
individuals and families
who made gifts in
honor or memory
of loved ones.
In Honor of
Sandy Adams
Kim Andresen
Sylvia I. Barclift
Melissa Barney
Mellaine Bautista
James G. Bonifield, M.D.
Linnea Bremner
Peter Brennan
Larry Brooke
Nancy J. Castro
Justin Clarno
Cecily A. Clemons
Howard and Marilyn Coble
Dan Davidson, D.D.S.
Carol F. Dolliver
Georgia Drake
Patricia M. Gabrielse
Stacey Genzlinger
Patricia A. Gilmer, M.D.
Harry S. Griffith III, M.D.
Diane J. Hamilton
Anna Hanson
Elizabeth C. Hayes
The Hench Family
Kyle Y. Higaki
Kathleen A. Hughes
Ron Huntley
Dr. David Jolly
AC & Velma Jordan
Thomas Joseph Kerrigan
Barbara Lazio, M.D.
Darrell L. Manning
Tiffany Martin and Viggo
David McCabe
James R. McDowell, M.D.
Karla K. Mcphee
Rick and Ellen Middleton
Mary S. Milnes
Susan D. Moergen
The Thomas Nolan Family
Karen Parker
Julie Peeples
Bebe Allison Perez
Karen Petersen
Richard Gilbert ‘Mick’
Phillips, Jr.
* Deceased
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Providence Animal-Assisted
Activities and Therapy
Program
Karen Riedl and Jeanne
Wilson
Nancy J. Riordan
Fawn M. Ross
Danni Sabia
Karl J. Scherz
Providence St. Peter
Foundation Staff
Seth Tate
Dr. Debra Thomas
April Thompson and
Hershey and Leo
Jose Tovar
Michael J. Truglio
City of Tumwater Fire
Department and Medic
One Personnel & Staff
Dorothy Wade
Dorothy A. Walsh
Patricia M. Walsh-Himlie
Ambrose R. Winans
Jessica M. Wolcott
Monica L. Wolf
Jocelyn Harris Wood
Jennifer L. Woodford
In Memory of
Mark R. Adams
Jeannine Catherine Allen
Earl K. Andrews
Lynne LaDawn Antone
Antonio Valeriano Aquino
Kaiden D. Arnts
Ronna L. Ault-Teeters
Barbara Ann Mask Ayres
Jane Elizabeth Bailey
James L. Baker
Mark Alan Baker
William A. ‘Bill’ Baker
Harvey Bartelme
Nina Bartelme
Marvin R. Bartholomew
Isabelle Sanderson
‘Belle’ Bateman
William Royston ‘Bill’ Batstone
Donald Baumgarten
Berl P. ‘Ben’ Bean
Mary Beaver
Lucetta Bender
Carolyn M. Benson
Henry Victor Benson
Kristi Darlene Berg
Susan Carol Berry
Daniel E. Bigger
Dawson W. Bigley
Charles and Grace Boesel
Aaron Bonifield
Paul Aurele Bourgault
John P. Braislin
Adrian L. Brown
Carol Ann Brown
Howard R. Brown
Joseph P. Burn
Price ‘Dick’ Callison
Eva C. Campbell
Edith and Francis Carney
E. Faye Castonguay
Joe Chainey
Joyce Chainey
Rory C. Chaloner
Christiana M. ‘Christl’ Cheshire
William E. Cleland
Frances M. Clogston
Howard Melvin Coble
Chester Cole
Linda Orene Conaway-Berry
Patrick G. Coolen
Fern L. Cooley
LaMae M. Cooley
Brent Coulter
Philip G. ‘Phil’ Crane
William H. ‘Bill’ Cunningham
Gary Current
Benjamin Dahl
Evelyn Dahl
Stella DeBiose
Ronald Dick
Al Dietz
Roger David Dirks
Becky Sue Dixon
John Richard ‘Dick’
Dodge, D.V.M.
James ‘Jimmy’ Dowdell
Lynn Dowdell
Kenneth Downing
Sherry A. Drake
Leona M. Dye
Karolyn Corrine Earnshaw
Frank D. Easterly
Curtis R. Eaton
Mary I. Edwards
Robert J. Edwards
Marcus Ronald Eleton
Lucy Carmen Ellyson
Peggy A. Engel
LaVahn Lynette England
Marguerite Rosalind
‘Rose’ Erickson
Duane Esget
Randy G. Evans
Robert ‘Bob’ Evans
William Virgil Fangen
Erna C. Fleischer
Steven Flocchini
Dale Fluke
Jacqueline Ann ‘Jackie’ Forte
Alice Marie Gagnon
Ralph William Garhart
S. Peter Gerard
Judith Gorski
Lael Y. Grant
Helen Margaret Gunning
Donovan Haider
James Robert Hale
Clinton Arthur Hamrick
Martha Helen Zinck Hannigan
Leida Anne Hanning
Scott Harrington
Guy ‘Dutch’ and Darma
Henderson
Valerie Louise Hendrickson
Elizabeth H. Henry
James Paul Herbison
Mary Jo Hinkel
Victor Hirsch
Billie Lea Hoksbergen
Judith Marlene Horsfall
Jack Howerton
Eugenia Hughes
Elizabeth Anna ‘Pidgy’ Hulbert
Lundy Hurley
Robert William ‘Bob’ Hutt
Lillie E. Iverson
Debra Jo Izer
Steven Parley ‘Steve’ Jenks
Kenneth and Barbara Johnson
Wilma ‘Billie’ Johnson
Vince and Catherine Kearin
Wendy W. Kearin
Edith R. Keck
Edmund E. Keck
Joseph C. ‘Joe’ Keeley
Glen B. Kittelman
Dr. James ‘Jim’ Koval
Edward S. Kunkel, Sr.
Frank Erskine Lamar, Jr.
Andrew John ‘Andy’ Lechner
Genevieve M. ‘Jean’ Lechner
Ronald Lee
Laura Elizabeth Lindsey
Edward ‘Ed’ Lindstrom
Craig E. Loete
Jeanne A. Lohmann
John W. Lowder
Doreen Beatrice Lund
Jose T. Maanao
Richard Machlan
David W. Mack
Gary L. Mack
Robert W. Mack
Ruth A. Mack
Marian Yvonne Macomber
Steven A. ‘Steve’ Macuk
Olive Madden
Verdell H. Marchi
Millie Martinez
Reynaldo Ernest ‘Rey’ Martinez
Carmen M. Zozaya Matus
Jeanne Marie Maxin
Eva T. McAllister
Donald Virgil McArthur
Dorothy McArthur
Frances McCabe
Mary F. McCammant
John E. McCarthy
Jack McGinnis
Margaret McGinnis
Mary Ann McGinnis
Mary T. McGuire
James E. McKinley
Russell C. ‘Russ’ McKinney
Linda J. Melton
Judith M. ‘Judy’ Merchant
Terry Meyer
Kelli J. Mills
Jose Gustavo ‘Chico’ Moncivais
Carlene Moore
Darin T. Moore
Charles C. Moranville
Janet Staatz ‘Jan’ Mortensen
Wanda Renee Mott
James Arthur ‘Jim’ Mowrey
Kathryn A. Muhlhauser
Rita Nadeau
Pauline C. Nasmyth
John P. Neff
Arvid Nelson
George Norton III
Sophia R. Noski
Robert E. Orr
Scott Osborne
Dick Ott
Gloria Ott
Tony Ott
Francis Xavier ‘Frank’ Parle
Wayne Milton Parpala, M.D.
Barbielee ‘Barbie’ Peters
Cherry Peterson
Patti A. Petrich
Robert E. ‘Bob’ Phillips, D.D.S.
Paul H. Pike
Frances Elaine Quimby
Janice Quinonez
Patricia Gale ‘Pat’ Reilly
Clifford Ringwald
N. Jean Riordan
Richard L. Riordan
Jim Roach
Genevieve Gertrude
‘Jenny’ Roadruck
Carole A. Robbins
Christine Rodger
Peter Rumble
Philip M. ‘Phil’ Salzberg
Pat Sampson
Anne Delaney Sargent
Harold Sargent
Fay M. Saxton
Donald E. Schaetzel
Joseph Frederick Schillinger
Brian Joseph Schmaltz
Ray R. Scott
Sigrid E. Scott
Stanley Paul ‘Stan’ Selden
Isabel May Sharp-Martin
Elma Siese
Charles A. Simpson
Virginia Ann Simpson
Per Olof ‘Ole’ Skoog
Dennis Larry Smith
Louise Snyder
Russell D. Soll
Joan Stellini
John F. Strathdee
CWO-3 Glen Summers
Gerald Frank ‘Jerry’ Swan
Albert Eugene ‘Gene’ Talley
Travis Michael Tapia
Lindsey Thomas
Marilyn L. Thomas
P.G. Thomas
Richard W. ‘Dick’
Thompson, Ph.D.
Arlette Fraser Ticoulat
Molly A. Tierney
Sharon Kay Treadwell
Donna Faye Unwin
Peter Van Hess
Alice G. Van Quaethem
Ruth Anne Warfield
John C. Warren
F. Parks Weaver
Jewell Dolores Webb
Philip S. ‘Phil’ Weigand
A.J. Weiks
Dorothy Helen Weiks
Shelby Wayne West
Thomas R. ‘Tom’ Weston
Viola Warner Wetzel
Kenneth E. Whalen
Dorothy and Wesley Wilbourn
Barbara Barsch Williams
George Winkelmaier
Grace Evangeline Wyatt
Joe and Chris Yankowski
Elizabeth Mary ‘Betty’ Yantis
Annie B. Zabel
Elsie Dagmar Zak
Irvin Julius Zimmerman
Animal
Tributes
In Memory of
Beau
Brianne
Brooke
Charlie
Confetti
Cooper
Daphne
Diego
Doc
Finley
Gracie
Gray’cee
JazzPurr
Jessie
Kai
Lexi
Madison
Mia
Murphy
Nathaniel
Pepper Jack
Randall
Shelby
Stevie
Stretch
Sunnie
Toby
Toby and Sage
Legacy Club
We gratefully recognize
our Legacy Club
members who have made
provisions through
estate plans, charitable
gift annuities, or other
planned gifts.
Anonymous
Peter and Kelsey Brennan
Marite M. Butners
Medrice M. Coluccio
Diane M. Coulter
Dr. Thomas and Suzanne Fell
Virginia Frost
Judy and Stephen Henderson
Betty J. Hutt
Dr. Jim Kruidenier and
Susan Bryant
Dixie Linnenbrink
Bob and Mardel Lovely
Hal* and Inge Marcus
Dr. James and Kathy
McDowell
Dr. Michael and Christine
Murphy
Mary C. O’Leary
Rick and Pam Panowicz
Vera Lalie Price
Nancy J. Riordan
Dr. Britt and Lorna Smith
Dr. Sherwood and Judith
Smith
Feodora C. Stedman
There’s still time
to join the
Providence Society!
Your annual gift of $1,000 or more—
made as one gift or through cumulative
giving over a year or contributions made
through estate plans—qualifies you for
membership in the Providence Society.
Make your gift today online at
www.providence.org/giving, or
call us at 360-493-7981.
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RECOGNITION
EDITION
Many generous
acts supporting
one mission
Serving:
Providence St. Peter Hospital,
Providence Mother Joseph Care Center,
Providence SoundHomeCare & Hospice,
Providence St. Francis House, and
Providence Medical Group
Estate giving – ­creating
More than ever, people are finding
great joy and meaning in supporting
the causes they care about.
Providence was founded on acts of
generosity—the Sisters of Providence
came to the Pacific Northwest to help
the community, especially the poor
and vulnerable. We continue their
legacy today, espousing compassion,
respect, justice and stewardship.
Creating legacies has always been
a part of our heritage—and we at
Providence St. Peter Foundation are
fortunate to have received estate gifts
from donors. These donors believed
that providing for the future is
important, helping us carry our work
to the next generation. You might
be surprised to learn how easy it is
to create a legacy and help support
causes you care about through St.
Peter Foundation.
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legacies
There are simple ways to provide
support, including naming
organizations as beneficiaries of your
Individual Retirement Accounts.
You can accomplish this by notifying
your IRA administrator and
changing or adding beneficiaries to
your account. Many of these changes
can also be made online.
Designating a beloved organization
as a beneficiary to a life insurance
policy is another easy way to provide
support for the organization you care
about. Similar to IRAs, making
this beneficiary change is quite
simple—your policy administrator
can provide a beneficiary designation
form for you to fill out.
The most common method for
providing for the future is through
your will. The beauty of a will (or
bequest) is that you can make a
significant gift without impacting
your current needs or lifestyle.
And these gifts often make longreaching and positive impacts for the
organization and programs you care
most about.
If St. Peter Foundation is a beneficiary
in your estate plans please let us
know. We would like to thank you
and ensure that your gift is used for
programs that mean the most to you.
For more information about
estate planning options or to let
us know about your estate plans,
please contact:
Cecily Clemons
Philanthropy Officer
St. Peter Foundation
360-493-4060
[email protected]
www.pspflegacy.org
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