ANNUAL REPORT
2014-2016
A MESSAGE FROM THE CO-CHAIRS OF
THE NEW HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
David Stanley
Chair
cash reserves, $36 million was provided by
direct or guaranteed loans by the Unites States
Department of Agriculture (USDA), and $10
million (including $1 million of much needed
working capital) was provided by local donors
through our New Hospital Campaign. The
USDA loan—the largest it has ever made in
Montana—was contingent on a successful
fundraising campaign.
his is a report on the activities of
Livingston Healthcare Foundation for
the three fiscal years ended June 30,
2014, 2015, and 2016, and particularly
on the principal activity of the Foundation during
that time – the New Hospital Campaign to raise
the $10 million needed to complete funding
for our new medical center on Alpenglow Lane
in Livingston. This campaign was the largest
fundraising effort in Park County history and
raised more than $9.5 million of our $10 million
financial goal during these three years. The
campaign was completed in October, 2016,
surpassing the $10 million goal. We also list in
this report our very generous donors for fiscal
years 2014, 2015 and 2016.
Our Foundation is an independent 501(c)(3)
not-for-profit organization created to support the
mission and activities of Livingston HealthCare.
All operating expenses of the Foundation are
funded by Livingston HealthCare. Therefore,
100% of every dollar given to the Foundation
by donors is spent to fund those Livingston
HealthCare needs intended by the donor.
Fiscal years 2014, 2015, and 2016 were pivotal for
Livingston HealthCare, the Livingston HealthCare
Foundation, and our healthcare community at
large. Together, Livingston HealthCare and the
Foundation planned, built, equipped, funded,
and ultimately moved into a new 125,000
square-foot medical center that is physically,
aesthetically, and medically one of the finest
hospitals and medical provider clinics of its size
in the country.
The cost of the new medical center and its new
equipment was $45.5 million. Of this total cost,
$500,000 was paid for by Livingston HealthCare
In recognition of the restorative powers of the
arts and the important role of the arts in our
community, the campaign also included efforts
to acquire paintings, sculptures, photographs
and other works of art from local artists. With the
help of our expert art committee, we were able
to purchase or receive as gifts a treasure trove
of art works, and we can display on extended
loan (from the Museum of the Rockies), eleven
stunning paintings by Russell Chatham. Our art
collection is a daily inspiration to our patients,
employees, and visitors.
Our Foundation board was stunned by the
generosity of our community and by its obvious
commitment to outstanding local health care.
As past Chair of the Livingston HealthCare
Foundation and Co-Chairs of the Foundation’s
New Hospital Campaign, we want to express
our profound gratitude and appreciation for
your philanthropic support of our efforts to help
provide this wonderful new medical center for all
of us. Thanks to you, our terrific 330 colleagues
at Livingston HealthCare stand ready to help all
of us in times of need.
David Stanley
Chair, Livingston HealthCare Foundation
FY 2014, 2015 & 2016
Co-Chair, New Hospital Campaign
Deborah Erdman, MD
Co-Chair, New Hospital Campaign
Denis Prager
Vice Chair
Billie Kaye Harms
Secretary
Joe Swindlehurst
Treasurer
Michelle Becker
D. Scott Coleman, MD
Dan Kaul
Tyler Erickson
Bren Lowe
CEO, Livingston HealthCare
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN CABINET
David Stanley
Co-Chair
Debbie Erdman, MD
Co-Chair
Julie Anderson
Shiell Anderson
Dawn Basini
Michelle Becker
Corky Brittan
D. Scott Coleman, MD
Bob Gersack
Joe Hanser
Lauren Harris Eaton
Dan Kaul
Bren Lowe
Marcia McCrum
Barbara Moore
Dennis Noteboom
Denis Prager
Tracy Raich
Ted Scofield
Joe Swindlehurst
Dan Vermillion
Doug Wadle, MD
COMMUNITY PHILANTHROPY
YOU MADE THIS POSSIBLE!
In fiscal years 2014–2016, our community contributed
more than $9.5 million of the $10 million New Hospital
Campaign financial goal and, in late 2015, our new
medical center was open for business.
Undoubtedly, this wonderful new medical facility would
not have become a reality without our supportive and
devoted community. Through the power of philanthropy,
full-time and part-time residents, businesses, and
foundations committed enough financial support that
we were able to complete funding for construction and
equipping the new facility. Thank you for your continued
commitment to high quality healthcare for our families,
neighbors, and visitors.
communities where you knew your neighbor.
She loved Livingston for its small and close
community. To her, everyone was family.”
With Glynna’s passing in 2012, it was
important for her family to continue her
legacy through philanthropy by contributing
to the New Hospital Campaign in ways that
commemorated Glynna’s personality and
convictions.
n October of 2015, when LHC patients
and other Park County residents entered
the new Livingston HealthCare medical
center, their reactions were priceless:
amazement, disbelief, wonder. Their first
impressions of the new facility came by way
of the spectacular Glynna W. Freeman Atrium.
The beautiful Montana stone columns and tile
floors, stunning grand staircase, and lovely
Chatham paintings are compliments of the
generosity of the Lee Freeman family.
Glynna Freeman was raised in the oil fields of
Oklahoma, Texas, and Wyoming, as her father
was a petroleum engineer. She received
a scholarship to attend Smith College in
Massachusetts, where she met her future
husband, Lee. Once married, she attended
law school, became a highly-respected
Chicago attorney, and practiced law alongside
her husband. The couple purchased a home
in Montana in 1979 in order to start ranching
in addition to their legal work. “She practiced
law, but she always had a desire to be a
cattle rancher,” Lee Freeman says. “We spent
most of our time practicing law, working on
the ranch, and following our children in their
various theatrical endeavors.”
“She also loved being able to see how
efforts to better a community actually made
life for people she personally knew a little
easier,” Cassidy says. “My mother believed
so strongly that every person deserves to be
taken care of. One of the biggest struggles
of this country is our ability to make each
other feel taken care of. Healthcare, or a lack
thereof, plays a big part in this. I think every
community, no matter how small or remote,
deserves the same kind of medical attention
and technology as a big city.”
The Freemans are proud to support Livingston
HealthCare and are amazed by the new
The Freemans’ three children, Crispin, Clark,
and Cassidy, caught the acting bug and are
enjoying successful careers in Hollywood.
Crispin Freeman is a prominent voice actor
featured in many hit video games while Clark
and Cassidy Freeman have performed on
television and in major motion pictures.
Glynna was a highly regarded and dynamic
community member, serving on numerous
boards including Community Health Partners,
Livingston HealthCare, and the Livingston
Depot Center. Daughter Cassidy Freeman
recalls Glynna’s affinity for the Park County
community. “My mother grew up in smaller
The Freeman family (from left to right):
Lee, Cassidy, Clark, Nathan (Clark’s son), and Crispin.
My mother believed
so strongly that every
person deserves to
be taken care of.
—CASSIDY FREEMAN
Lee and Glynna Freeman’s Daughter
medical center. “It’s warm and inviting,” says
Lee. “The equipment and building is very
impressive. It has made a terrific impact on
the community, as it’s a better hospital than
you can find in a long radius. I hear nothing
but good things about the ability to get care
here without traveling.”
As more and more patients and visitors enter
the Glynna W. Freeman Atrium, her legacy
touches each individual. “I like to think,” says
Cassidy, “that her spirit is there smiling and
hoping all the patients that pass through feel
taken care of and safe.”
LIVINGSTON HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE: FISCAL YEARS 2014-16
Fiscal years 2014, 2015 and 2016 were pivotal years for Livingston HealthCare
Foundation, as we raised a total of $9,831,026 in these three years. These
contributions were donated to the following Foundation programs:
FY 2015
$3,565,990
FY 2014
$3,545,729
FY 2016
$2,493,727
ALL OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS
TOTAL: $225,580
FY 2015
$99,521
FY 2014
$74,098
FY 2016
$51,961
FY 2015
$3,665,511
FY 2014
$3,619,826
NEW HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN GIFTS
TOTAL: $9,605,446
FY 2016
$2,545,689
Includes grants, Tree of Life,
Hospice and others
TOTAL OF ALL GIFTS
TOTAL: $9,831,026
Livingston HealthCare’s new medical center includes a pediatric rehabilitation room
that provides the equipment and space to help children reach their full potential.
FOUNDATION PROGRAMS
AN EMPLOYEE
DONOR STORY:
RHONDA
™
. . . we needed an upgrade so that
we wouldn't lose our community to
Bozeman or Billings . . .∫
In June of 2014, Livingston
Our annual Tree of Life event
HealthCare and the City of
allows for donors to honor or
of
supports a free mammogram
of
Livingston kicked off a new
memorialize family members
program for women in
wellness initiative called
or friends while raising funds
Park County and for others
Livingston Trails Rx. The project
for healthcare needs in the
who receive medical care
would increase pedestrian
community. Last December,
at Livingston HealthCare.
traffic on Livingston’s trails
the annual event raised over
Specifically, uninsured or
system as well as increase
$11,000 to help fund the
underinsured women aged
the physical fitness level of
construction of a Hospice
40 to 64 are provided, free
our community. In 2014 and
garden at the new medical
of charge, screening and
2015, the Foundation acquired
center. The garden is located
diagnostic mammograms
$30,052 in grant funding from
directly behind Café Fresh
and breast ultrasounds
the Montana Fish, Wildlife,
and features annual and
when needed. Since this
and Parks Recreational Trails
perennial flowers, benches
program’s inception, the
Program for Livingston Trails
for respite, and scenic vistas.
Foundation has provided
Rx. These funds were used
The garden provides a quiet
over 350 free mammograms.
for the construction of a new
space for patients, families,
Demand for a wide range of
linkage trail from the new
and employees to reflect and
diagnostic imaging services
medical center to Myers’ River
find peace. The Tree of Life is an
has increased substantially
View Trailhead and materials to
excellent way for our community
at our new medical center.
Peterson believes the project was a vital
accomplishment and has since re-committed
to her “Hour Club” employee campaign
pledge.
build a pedestrian bridge along
to remember loved ones—both
The Foundation is launching
the trail. This exciting new
now and in the future.
a new fundraising effort to
“In order for this community to survive,”
Peterson said, “we needed an upgrade
so that we wouldn’t lose our community
to Bozeman or Billings—so our patients
wouldn’t have to travel for quality care.”
—RHONDA PETERSON
Livingston HealthCare Respiratory Therapist
and Employee Donor
honda Peterson had just left
Yellowstone National Park, headed
toward I-90, on a relocation road
trip from Kalispell to her new home in
Lander, Wyoming. As she drove parallel to
the Yellowstone River—past beautiful cattle
ranches and towering mountains—Peterson
knew that one day she would call this home.
Nine years later, Peterson made that
dream a reality and purchased a home in
Livingston. Later, Peterson was hired at the
Livingston HealthCare Sleep Center, working
with Dr. Pascual as a respiratory therapist.
She became a donor to the New Hospital
Campaign by joining the Employee Hour Club
during the “family phase” of the campaign in
2014.
“It was great that as employees we were
offered the opportunity to participate,” said
Peterson, “because we are not wealthy like
a lot of the other donors who contributed.
The way we were allowed to donate through
payroll deductions meant that we could still
be a part of the donor team and really feel
like we contributed.”
During the transition to the new medical
center and a new sleep center format, work
for Peterson became scarce. She joined a
medical travel company and signed a twoyear contract to be placed in Sioux City,
Iowa. A year into her contract, a full-time
respiratory therapist position opened up at
Livingston HealthCare and she jumped at the
chance.
Peterson is elated with the new facility. “It is
a great addition to the community—everyone
that has worked on it can be very proud.
Since I have been back, I have only heard
positive things,” she says. “It’s like part art
museum, part ski lodge!”
The Foundation financially
of
trail joins our new healthcare
further expand our capability
facility to the natural world
to offer state-of-the art
around us and provides an
mammography and other
active and unique opportunity
imaging procedures.
to our patients, employees,
residents, and visitors.
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THANK YOU
We could not succeed without the support of donors like you.
Donor list from July 1, 2013 ± June 30, 2016
DONORS TO THE NEW
HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN
Mary Ackermann
Dale and Paddy Adishian
Nancy Adkins
Betsey and Conrad Albert
Theresa and Sterling Alexander
Bonnie M. Allchin
Peggy Allen
Gwen D. Allmon
Mike and Deb Anczak
The Family of: Andrew H.L.
Anderson and Virginia K.
Anderson
Carl Anderson
Richard and Marleen Anderson
Anonymous (26)
Carolyn Armbrust
Beckie Armstrong
Mike and Eve Art
Kayl Arthun
Margot L. Aserlind
Melissa and Michael Atkinson
The Avis Family
Jan and Vicki Axtell
John and Janet Bailey
Russell and Lorene Bailey
Emily Bain
Dotty Ballantyne, In Honor of
Debbie Erdman
Maria and James Barbula
Janice Barnes and Grant Younge
Jake Barton
Buzz and Dawn Basini
Christopher and Posi Beaudin
Michelle Becker, Maverick Realty
and Ryan Laubach
Verne and Leslie Beffert
Mrs. Brian Bening
Joan Berg
Berg’s Overhead Door, Inc.
Peter and Janet Bernthal
Les Berthy
Douglas Bickford
Charles and Kathy Blair
Henry E. and Jean B. Blake
Shirley Blakeley
Elizabeth Blavatsky, DDS, PC
Dusty and Sandra Borque
Boston and Daley
Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital
Mary Boyd
Barbara A. Brabow
Dorothy Bradley
Tom and Marci Breitbach
Max Brenzel
Carrie and Erik Brewster
Susan and Jeff Bridges
The Brittan Family
The Broughton Family
Benjamin Bruce
Melissa Brunelle
Dr. Yvonne Brutger and Dain
Rodwell
Merrilee Bryan
Kimberly Burgess, MD
Susan Burns
The Caes Family
Tim Cahill
Connie Campbell
Marsha Carlin
Lindsay Carlson and Mark Anderson
Cecile Carroll
Joe and Mary Case
Mary Cavalier
Alston and Diana Chase
Heather Chavez
Cherbec Advancement Foundation
Gregory Christianson
Ron and Judy Clark
Tom Clemo
Stephen and Connie Coale
Kenneth C. Cochrane
Dr. Doyle Scott and Paula Jean
Coleman
Colmey Veterinary Hospital
Barbara and Owen L. (Trey)
Coon, III
Lander and John Cooney
David F. Couch, Stephanie Q. Couch,
Sara D. Couch, Andrew D. Couch
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Danaher
Bob and Betsy Dattila
Evalyn Davis
Roy and Dolores Davis
DB Drywall Finishing–
David and Erin Bowden
Erin and James Denton
Jim Baerg and Laurel Desnick-Baerg
Elaine Dodge
Elise Donohue
Jay and June Doolittle
Double T Rivers Ranch–
Mitch Miller and Addie Foster
Maria Dow, RN
Jody and James Dowell
Rick, Jen, Sierra, and Brooke
DuCharme
James and Heidi Duncan
Richard and Connie Dunn
Jody, Alyson, and Amber Duran
Augustine and Melanie Duran
Mary Durfey
Karen Durow
Richard and Priscilla Dysart
Jim and Debra Earl
Mimi Eastep
Anthony Eaton and Lauren
Harris Eaton
Edward R. Bazinet Charitable
Foundation
Nancy Edwards and
William C. Edwards, Ph.D.
Jill Ellison
The Eney Family
The Roger and Rosemary Enrico
Foundation
Deborah Erdman
The Claude R. and Bernie
Erickson Family
Nancy and Pete Etheridge
Robert and Betsy Everson
Dennis and Lee Ann Fadler
Treva and Allen Fievet
First Interstate Bank
First Interstate BancSystem
Foundation
Mrs. Lucille Fitchell
In Memory of Michael R. Fitzpatrick
Glenda and Bob Fleming
Bill and Ginny Flick
Ben Flook, MD
In Memory of Casmiera Folos
Jonathan and Kathy Foote
Malcolm and Paulette Fowlie
Jeff and Janet Fox
Donna and Jeff Frank
In Memory of Glynna W. Freeman
Kip and Linda Freidus
John Frelich
John Fryer
Kristen Galbraith
Linda George
Bernie Gerfen
Andrew Germain
Kelsy Gilbertson, RN
Pat and Shelley Gilligan
Donald B. Gimbel
Joanna J. Glantz
Manny and Linda Goetz
Thomas Goltz
Loralyn Goodman
Hayes and Jennifer Goosey
and Family
Louis and Carol Goosey
Dana M. Gordon
Bruce and Margery Graham
David and Marie Graybeal
Glee and Bob Greenwood
The Greist Family
Jack and Patti Grundhofer
Guardian Title–
Dean and Rose Holmes
Loreen, Bill, and Jessica Guldan
David and Kory Gunderson
Doris Guse
Dan and Kathryn Gutebier
Duncan Hagemeyer
Morris L. and Ann Hallowell
Amy Hamilton
Joseph and Cathy Hanser
Jessica and Brad Hanson
Dennis B. and Billie Kaye Harms
Beverly D. Harris
Erlynn and Esta Harris
Fred and Shirley Hartman & Family
Gunther and Luna Haselbauer
Laurel Hastings
John and Margaret Haworth
Hayhook Ranch, In Memory of
Pehr D. Anderson
Denise A. Helin, MD
Donna and Jesse Hemmingsen
Dean and Debbie Hendrickson–
State Farm Insurance
Dan and Deanna Herauf
Manda Heron
Mary Lee Hesse
Julie Higgs–Park County Anesthesia
John and Jo Ann Hillard
Kay Hilling
William Hjortsberg and Janie Camp
Stephanie Hobbs
Roxanna Hoch
Tom Hogg
Dorel Hoglund and Beau Mossman
Barb Holliday
Kaitlin Holmes
Bob and Sue Hove
Fred and Shirley Howie
Hubbards’ Yellowstone Lodge, Inc.
Bannus and Cecily Hudson
Joan Huie
Gail Hull
Cindy Ibes
Tracy Isaly
Brandy Jacobsen
Gary and Judith Jagodzinski
Sister Virginia Jakobe, LPN
Julia Jardine and Lyndon Roberts
Lori Jaschek
Judith M. Jenkins
Susan Henshaw Jones
Robert and Stacy Jovick
Heather Jurvakainen
The Kaul Family
Jean Keffeler and David Stanley
Key Insurance of Livingston, Inc.
Betsey Kiley
Shannon King
Frank Klima
Stacy Kohler
Rob Kollmar
Jill Kraus
Dr. Ted and Gloria Kulaga
Sal Lalani and Carol Glenn Lalani
Dorotha and Wilbur Lambert Estate
Bob Landis
The Lane Family, In Memory of
Thomas E. Lane
Jim and Lela Larkin
Keith Lawrie and Brant Robey
Clare and Tom Lemke
Harvey and Liz Lewis
Kit Libbey
David Lichte
In Honor of Lorretta Lichtwardt
Ernest and Stella Liebenow
Jim and Joyce Lincoln
Jeffry Lindenbaum, MD and
Joan Sorenson, MD
Livingston’s Ace Hardware
Livingston Business Improvement
District
Lore Kann Foundation
Kate Lowe
Bren and Melinda Lowe Family
Linda Luke
Wendy A. Lund
Brian Lunson
Carol and Dave Lutes
Deborah Mack
Heidi Maher
Sally S. DeFord Magalsky
Ted and Dorene Malanczuk
Bruce and Connie Malcolm
Brad Malloy
Sandra Marler
Barbara Marshall
Michelle and Steve Marti
Lisa Bannelos Martin
Nancy J. Massman and
Paul E. Englin
Lora and Jerry Maxwell
Samantha and Cory Mayer
Daniel and Lea McCann
Michael and Jeanne McCormick
Bliss and Marcia McCrum
Olivia and John McEvans, III
Ruth McGann, RN,
Home Care and Hospice
Bruce and Claire McKnight–
The McKnight Family
Scott McMillion
Robert and Yvonne Means
Vicki Meredith
Richard Meyer
Amy Mikalunas
Pat and Peggy Mikesell
Alyssa and Joseph Miller
Emily Miller
Patricia Miller
Norman and Jacqueline Millman
Andy and Betsy Mitchell
Clay Mitchell
David and Judy Monaco
Lynn Moore
Mary Ann and P.J. Moran
Charles and Carla Morgan
Colette Morgensen
Mary Andersen Morris
Leanne Mortensen, RN, RPT
Maryanne Mott
Lindsey and John Mueller
Heart K Ranch and Murfey Family
Dick Murphy
Thomas, Chelsey, and John
Murphy
Peter Murray and Mary Swanson
The Fife and George Myers Family
Vanessa Myrstol, RN
Mary Nagel
In Memory of Alvin Nelson–
June Phillips
Roger and Mary Nelson, Nelson’s
Spring Creek Ranch
Ner Tzion Foundation
In Memory of Barbara Niles
Dennis Noteboom, MD and
Mary Plese
In Honor of Dennis Noteboom,
MD and Julie Anderson, PAC
Denny Noyes
Sally O’Connor
O’Hair Ranch Company
Sonny and Donalene O’Neill
Peggy O’Neill
Robin Ogata
Connie R. Olsen
Nancy and Gary Olson
Rodney and Marcia Olson
Patti Orndorff
The Ough Charitable Trust
Mac and Cindy Page
In Honor of Carla Pagliaro
Grant Palm
Stewart Parker
Kiera Pattison
Tracy Pelach
Wayne and Rosalene Peterson
Charitable Estate
Ashley K. Peterson
Mahlon and Elaine Peterson
Rhonda K. Peterson
Kris Pierson
Matt and Kris Pierson, Betty and
Whitney MacMillan, and Leslie
Pierson
Sara Pinson and Family
Sam and Patti Pleshar
Steve and Jamie Potenberg
Denis J. and Barbara M. Prager
Penelope Price
PFL – PrintingForLess
Glen and Linnea Pritchard
Kerri E. Quinton
Sandra Rahn-Gibson and Richard
Gibson
David and Tracy Raich
Bruce and Diana Rauner
Larry and Colleen Rehmer
Genevieve Reid, MD and
Mark Schulein, MD
Danielle and Blaine Rice
Ridgeway Milling and Custom Wood
Paul and Kay Rigler
Linda Roberts
Charles Robnett and Jamie McBeth
Ellis and Teresa Rockafellow
Courtney Rockafellow
Rockhill Logging, Inc.
Jenny and Grady Rogge
Tom and Marilyn Roth
Sunny L. Roy
Kenneth L. Ruggles
Chris Salacinski
Kurt and Kim Salloux
Jean E. Sandberg
Peggy Scanson
Michael Schaer
Amy M. Schilling
Ann and Ed Schilling
Schissel Family, In Honor of
Dr. Tom Rowe
Frank C. Schroeder and Anne M.
Donahoe
Jeffrey Schutz and Charlotte
Caldwell
Barbara Scofield, RN
Ted, Barbara, Devlin, Whitney and
McKenzie Scofield
Seely Family
Donald and Lana Sheen
Richard and Renee Shifley and
Family
Roy E. Shigemura
Bettie Shomper, In Memory of
Anne Marie Fielder
Cynthia Short
Jerome and Charlene Short
Steve Simpson and Roxanne Haidle
Helen “Gretchen” Sims
Miriam Skertich
Small Jobs By Stu
Roberta Smith
Lori A. Smith–Cardiac Rehab
Healthy Steps
Solid Rock Foundation
Jeanne-Marie Souvigney
Ryan and Bonnie Speas
Spectec/TIC–Walker and Regina
Wunsch
Dave Spencer and Ellen Zazzarino
Clara A. Stiller
Vonda Stiller
Diane Stillman
Christina Stillwagon
Stillwater Mining Company
Rebekah and Jordan Stoner
Eileen Story
Paulette Stutterheim
Brittany Sukhbir and Family
John and Meredith Sullivan
Julia Sullivan and Douglas Robinson
Jessie Sumner
Ray and Marjorie Sundling and
Tim and Peg Sundling
Allan Supak, MD
Debra Swandal, RN, CPAN, CAPA
Sweetwater Travel, In Honor of
Dr. C. Dale Vemillion
Joe and Carolyn Swindlehurst
Jerry and Merry Tacke
John and Ginnie Tate
Jeannie and Scott Tatum
Jo Tecca
Sam and Kathy Terakedis
Linda and Beau Thomas
Stan and Kate Todd
Roberta Trosclair
Jimmy Udall
Linda L. Urlich
Dana Reinhardt Upton
Christine Usher
Rick VanAken
Marsha and Bill Vanderhoff
Toni and Tom Vincent
Sonya Voll
Dr. Douglas and Kristin Wadle
Edward Walby
Beverly Waldeisen
Kelly Walker and Stu Stevens
Rhonda Walsh
Teresa Ward
Randy and Terri Wegner
Walt and Ruth Weissman
Lorraine Wentz
What’s Up Buttercup
Dave Wheeler
Gary and Terri Wheeler
Richard Wheeler
Mardella Whitmore
Wicks Family
Rita Wieringa
Jessica Wilcox
Harold Wilcoxson Trust
Sandy Williams
Jim and Heather Willis
Kendall and Vickie Wilson
In Memory of Linda B. Wilson,
1949-2009
Michael Wilson
Melissa and Kael Wiltse
Jenny L. Wing
Nicholas Wolter, MD
Jim and Marilyn Woodhull
Stephen and Elizabeth Woodruff
Pam Woodson
Yellowstone Association
Chad and Melissa Yoakam
Patrice Yost
Jan Young
HOSPICE/TREE OF LIFE DONORS
AAA Mountain West
Rich and Shonna Adams
Shonna S. Adams
Jill L. Alberts
Raphael and Bonnie Alkema
Leroy and Kathy Amunrud
Gary and Judy Anderson
George and Patt Anderson
John and Karen Anderson
Richard and Marleen Anderson
Tim and Joyce Anderson
Anonymous (5)
Dr. Ray and Linda Ansotegui
Carolyn Armbrust
Margot Aserlind
Richard and Mikelann Baerg
Everrett and Joyce Bailey
Dwayne and Robyn Bakkedahl
Becky Bandstra
Bank of the Rockies–Shields Valley
Davina Barghultz
Janette Barnes
Jean Barry
Carol Beadle
Donna Benson
Kay Bergsing
Diana Berlin
David and Karen Beyer
Vicente and Pam Bilbao
LaVonne Blakeslee
Gloria Bliler
Dixie Bowman
James and Nancy Bowser
Susan Bragg
Barbara Breiter
John and Kay Brennan
Carrie Brewster
LuVerne Briggs
R.E. Buettner
Marilyn Burdick
Mary Ann Burns
Barbara Busch
Mark Campbell
Lorinda and Terry Carter
Pearl Castle
Harvey Cederholm
Shawn Chapel
Donald and Patricia Chaney
Sandra Christensen
Elsie Cieri
John and Susan Clark
Henry and Margaret Counts
Colleen E. Curry
Laurine and Bob Daniel
John and Judy Davis
Bob and Barbara Dean
Bernice Dennis
Shirley DePuy
Mary Ann Deutsch
Diamond K Lodge
Mrs. Adrienne Dilmore
Amy DiPentino
Bertha Dodge
Dennis and Barbara Dodge
Pam Doig
Donald and Violet Doll
Curt and Shana Dollarhide
Kathleen and Mike Donahue
Elise Donohue
Donor Alliance, Inc.
Barb Doty and Ken Myrstol
Deborah Downs
Sharon A. Earhart
Jim and Debra Earl
Deanna Egeland
Lori and J.M. Einhaus
Glen and Marilyn Enderson
Co Engelhart
Nadene Evans
James and Bonnie Evanson
Dorothy Fatouros
Mary Ferrero
Michelle Feldstein
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fievet
Justin Fievet
Betty Fitzpatrick
Paula and Daniel Flatt
Glenda and Bob Fleming
Donald Floth
Becky Fonda
Anne Foster
James R. Foster
Helen Frank
Franzen Davis Funeral Home
Ron Frisbie
Delores Frum
Jotana Gardner
Kathy Gardner
David and Marsha Gehlhausen
Ronald and Carole Gehlhausen
David and Joann Gibson
Dean Gilbert
Peggy Glass
Jerry and Cindy Good
Jennifer and Hayes Goosey
Louis and Carol Goosey
David and Marie Graybeal
Lenny and Frances Gregrey
Joseph Gross
Doris and Shannon Guse
Dan and Kathryn Gutebier
John Gutierrez
The Grassland Trust
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