Photo Credit: Jeff Scher at Gosnell Memorial Hospice House Gardens
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
A Decade of Caring
2004-2014
A Message from Our Board Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Greetings everyone:
As we reflect on 2014, we must remind ourselves that just 10 short
years ago, on October 1, 2004, and after several years of hard work,
15 employees opened the doors of Hospice of Southern Maine
(HSM) and began providing care to 27 patients and their families.
Miriam Leonard, Board Chair &
Daryl J. Cady, Chief Executive Officer
Since that time, our agency has grown to care for nearly 1,400
patients and their families annually throughout all of Cumberland
and York counties. The accomplishments highlighted throughout
this report reflect the passion and dedication of more than 140
employees, nearly as many volunteers, and several members from the
communities we serve.
I joined HSM in September 2014 at a very important time. The
agency was moving into its next decade of caring while growing into a mid-sized agency. But, even as we grow, our
mission remains clear: “Compassion, Care and Comfort Through End of Life”.
We believe that hospice care is not about giving up, it is about taking charge. We are committed to providing excellent
care through a team of highly trained compassionate experts, including hospice physicians, primary care physicians,
nurses, social workers, aides, chaplains, volunteers and bereavement coordinators, all of whom have patients and families
as their highest priority.
We are confident that HSM will continue to lead the way in providing end-of-life care in southern Maine. Thank you
for your support and for helping HSM continue to meet our vital mission and the needs of all the patients and families
who need our care.
Miriam Leonard, FACHE
Chair of the Board of Directors Board of Directors
Miriam A. Leonard, FACHE,
Board Chair
MaineHealth
Sally Daggett, Esq.
Jensen Baird Gardner & Henry
Betsey McCandless, Esq.
McCandless LLC
Edward J. McGeachey, Vice Chair
Southern Maine Health Care
Donna DeBlois
Home Health Visiting Nurses
Tracey Weisberg, MD
New England Cancer Specialists
Theresa Desfosses
State Manufactured Homes
Paul Wolf
Kennebunk Investment Services
Kevin Montminy, Treasurer
MaineHealth
Karl Turner, Secretary
Community Member
Maryanna Arsenault
Community Member
Elaine Brady, RN
Community Member
Gayle Brazeau, Ph.D.
University of New England
College of Pharmacy
Daryl J. Cady, Chief Executive
Officer (Ex-Officio)
Hospice of Southern Maine
William Caron
MaineHealth
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Daryl J. Cady
Chief Executive Officer
Roland Eon
P & C Insurance
Melanie Feinberg
Maine Medical Center Cancer Institute
Annette Gosnell
Community Member
Daniel M. Hayes, MD
Community Member
Hon. Barry J. Hobbins, Esq.
Barry J. Hobbins Law Offices
Tom Keating, MD (Ex-Officio)
Medical Director
Hospice of Southern Maine
Holly LeBlanc
Community Member
Staff Leadership Team
Daryl J. Cady, Chief Executive
Officer
Pam Doyle, RN CHPN, Clinical
Manager
Jessica Duffy, RN BSN, Clinical
Services Director
Kellie Pattie, Volunteer Services
Manager
Mary Pinto, Finance and IS Director
Kristi Robinson, Access Department
Supervisor
Carol Schoneberg-Robinson, Endof-Life Education & Bereavement
Services Manager
Physicians
Mary Becker, MD, Associate Medical
Director
Joel Keller, IS Manager
Cynthia Burnham, DO, Hospice
Physician
Michelle Malo, Quality and
Compliance Director
Thomas Keating, MD, Medical
Director
Kristin Melville, Development and
Outreach Director
Lauren G. Michalakes, MD, Hospice
Physician
Barbara McKeen, Human Resource
Director
Isabella Stumpf, DO, Hospice
Physician
2014 Financial Report
REVENUE AND SUPPORT
Medicare and Insurance, net
Net Assets Released from Restriction
Fundraising & Unrestricted Contributions
Investment Income
Other Income
Total Revenue and Support
$10,510,500
$212,134
$569,706
$36,808
$29,141
$11,358,289
92.5%
1.9%
5.0%
0.3%
0.3%
100.0%
TOTAL EXPENSE
Program Services
$8,547,742
Administration and General $2,400,118
Fundraising
$280,178
Total Expense
Revenue & Support
$11,228,038
76.1%
21.4%
2.5%
100.0%
Operating Expenses
Excess of Revenue Over Expenses $130,251
Fundraising & Unrestricted Contributions 5.0%
Investment Income 0.3%
Net Assets Released
from Restriction 1.9%
Other Income 0.3%
Administration and
General 21.4%
Fundraising Costs 2.5%
Medicare and Insurance, net 92.5%
Hospice of Southern Maine served more than 1,400 patients in 2014, 5% more
than 2013. The financial support that allowed us to deliver end-of-life care to
patients and families was largely provided by health insurance. Medicare was our
major pay source. However, nearly 7% of our income this past year came from our
generous community in the form of unrestricted donations or grants. Community
support allowed us to deliver care to all. In 2014, Hospice of Southern Maine
provided $287,023 in uncompensated care. It also allowed Hospice of Southern
Maine to deliver care that was not otherwise covered, such as bereavement services.
Bereavement services were available to our Hospice of Southern Maine families as
well as any York and Cumberland county residents in need of grief support.
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Our clinical staff managed to touch and care for more patients this year, while
maintaining their high quality of care. Our organization was challenged by an
unprecedented number of Medicare regulatory changes in 2014. The successive
changes were not easy to thread into our small administrative structure but we
were successful in creating new systems and processes to accommodate Medicare’s
requirements. These successes allowed us to maintain a positive bottom line.
General Stats
Patients served________________ 1,422
Bereavement services provided to _____ 4,243
Total Staff & Volunteers____________ 286
Total Volunteer Hours___________ 10,598
Patient Days _________________ 52,700
Home Nursing and Aide Visits_______ 27,446
Home Social Work and Chaplain visits __ 4,637
Growth in days of care______________ 8%
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WHAT WE DO
In-Home Program
Where we are needed…Hospice of Southern Maine’s
In-Home program provides services throughout all of
Cumberland and York counties as well as some outlying
communities. Our nurses, chaplains, social workers and
hospice aides travel all over the 1,826 square miles to
provide support and care to our patients and families.
Whether our patients are in nursing homes, assisted
living facilities, or their homes we help to make them
comfortable.
“I am thankful for everyone on your team. Without them I
would not have been able to keep mom home.”
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We renovated! … Hospice of Southern Maine was very
fortunate to be the recipient of a grant to renovate Gosnell
Memorial Hospice House. The goal of the renovation was to
allow more space to meet with families, and provide more private
office space for staff. The new reception desk at the entrance
allows us to immediately greet and assist families when they enter
the building creating the warm welcoming experience Gosnell is
so well known for.
“The ability to greet visitors and patients as they
enter the front door allows us to provide a warmer,
more welcoming atmosphere to individuals
unfamiliar with hospice.”
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Bereavement
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Grief support…Each person’s grief is unique and
profoundly personal. Hospice of Southern Maine
recognizes how important the healing process is to those
that have lost a loved one. Our Bereavement program
provides individual and group counseling sessions to the
community regardless of whether or not their loved one
received our care.
Caring Comfort provides support for those that still
seek curative measures as they transition to qualifying
for hospice care. This program fills a need for those
that have a one year prognosis but don’t yet qualify for
hospice care. Our staff of volunteers assists with light
errands, rides and companionship.
“No one can replace my “little sister”; but you, the staff and
the newsletter have made her loss infinitely more bearable.
Thank you.” Wendy Whittemore - family member
“The Hospice Volunteer spent many hours with my
mother. She knew my mom enjoyed listening to music so she
downloaded some old songs on her iPad.“
Kim Moore - family member
“Thank you is so insufficient to express the gratitude I have in my heart
for having been given the greatest opportunity of my life – To care for my
parents during their final days.”
David Loranger - family member
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“The family counseling helped my entire family prepare for the death of my
husband. It allowed us to to talk about his final days, with him participating in
the conversation. It was an extraordinary event that brought our family closer.”
Sonia Dalton - family member
A Volunteer’s story ~
“Helping people live
with dignity”
Cathy Bowden, was drawn to become a hospice volunteer
after experiencing her own personal loss. “I found that I had
a desire to help lift people up and support them through the
death experience.” said Cathy. “The gift is being present.”
As an In-Home program volunteer she has enjoyed helping
patients with the aspects of their life that aren’t part of their
medical and spiritual care. Volunteers like her, allow patients
to continue to be independent and do the things they love. “I
have learned how fiercely independent we all are right up to our death.”
As a Hospice of Southern Maine volunteer driver, Cathy helped a mother, who lived more than an hour away from
Gosnell Memorial Hospice House to visit her child who was in our care. “I could have said no, but something called to
me. I felt it was more important than my list of errands,” Cathy said, “I find helping people live with dignity is what’s
important to me.”
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Hospice Experience
Our Story…
It all began when Joe started struggling with the aerobic
portion of his regular gym workout… At the advice of the
instructor, Joe saw his doctor that day.
Enter Hospice of Southern Maine…
Almost a year after the diagnosis, Joe collapsed. He
attempted to get out of a chair and could not do it. We
dialed 911 and Joe was transported to the emergency room.
When it was clear that Joe would continue to experience
debilitating infections, without hesitation he decided not
to be admitted and chose to go home with hospice care.
On September 29, he arrived home by ambulance. The
hospice admitting nurse arrived a few hours before him to
complete the admitting process prior to his arrival and talk
to me about what would happen next.
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In the last couple of months we had a volunteer who
visited weekly. He also connected with Joe easily and was
able to relieve me to do errands.
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We were fortunate to have two wonderful hospice nurses,
one our primary care nurse and a substitute when needed.
Both amazed us with their expert knowledge, sensitivity,
compassion, professionalism, problem solving and more.
The nurse visits were twice a week which included basic
assessments but more importantly listening, answering
questions, addressing concerns that had come up, and
telling us what to expect. Their experience in working with
clients with this diagnosis was invaluable. The ability of
both nurses to problem solve was impressive and of course
We also received a visit from our social worker who called
on several occasions at times that worked for us. She was
helpful and was able to answer all our questions including
what to do at the end.
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I became fond of saying that with leukemia there is no
physical pain, no nausea, and no weight loss associated
with most cancers. However, there was no getting away
from it or ignoring what was looming and foreseeable as we
got closer to the end.
We also had a terrific hospice aide. She was thorough,
kind, efficient, a good match for Joe. She liked his sense
of humor and she once said she learned a lot when she
came to our home. I would hear them talk and laugh
and those experiences were very good for him. She never
hesitated to do the “extras” and always made sure his needs
were met before she left. She also recommended that we
request a lounge chair that hospice provides. (Joe just loved
reclining and watching news and favorite sports including
the Winter Olympics and the Men’s World Cup which he
feared he would miss.)
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We had a brief window of time before starting treatment,
so we spent a memorable vacation at Niagara on the Lake
in Ontario with friends. For the next 15 months, Joe
received weekly palliative chemotherapy treatments. Since
there were no effects or adverse symptoms from the disease
or treatment, we lived fairly normal lives.
very helpful. They knew exactly what to do or recommend
with whatever happened. For example, advising us to
continue medications that were absolutely necessary and
eliminating others. Joe thought that choosing hospice
meant no more medications, but we both learned that’s not
the case. Some medications, like those to prevent stroke or
soothe a rash, are beneficial and they even helped us get the
prescriptions.
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Within days, we got the diagnosis: Acute Myeloblastic
Leukemia (AML), incurable, and treatable only with
palliative chemotherapy treatment. Joe asked the difficult
question anyone in his situation would want to know –
“How long do I have?” Her answer was six months to a
year with treatment. Telling our son Luke, and other family
and close friends this devastating news over the next few
days was enormously difficult. Although pale, Joe looked
and seemed quite healthy. This fed our inevitable denial.
Just a few weeks before, Joe had been active, involved, and
seemingly very healthy. He retired at age 77 from his full
time job as Executive Director of Shalom House, and at
age 81 from the Maine Senate. He loved being retired and
had so much to look forward to. fundraise for it. When Joe and I learned that Gosnell
provided respite care for home hospice patients, we were
absolutely thrilled. Joe finally got his wish to spend a week
at Gosnell for respite care.
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On the first morning at Gosnell, the chef visited and asked
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the touch of a button. The cookies and beverages were
available to clients and family alike. Joe particularly
enjoyed the frappes that were made to order.
On the day of the Super Bowl, I asked if it would be
possible to watch the game in the conference room, since
the TV screen was much bigger than in Joe’s room. Our
son, Luke, joined us, arranging the comfortable chair
for Joe and using his strength to transfer him from the
wheelchair expertly. The aide came a few times, brought
him a frappe and we quite enjoyed the game, especially the
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Joe died at home on January 17, 2015, one year and
five months following his diagnosis. When he died, we
were again fortunate to have a nurse who exceeded our
expectations. She was new to us, yet her compassion and
demeanor could not have been better. She stayed a long
time, and was very respectful and sensitive to me, my son,
and our family and friends. She was also very considerate
in the post-mortem care she provided to Joe.
Along with my son Luke, I want to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all who are involved with
Hospice of Southern Maine. The expertise of the staff,
their care and compassion made a real impact on us. In
particular, Hospice of Southern Maine gave Joe the ability
to die at home the way he wanted to die. -Claire Brannigan has led a professional career in nursing, nursing education
and administration. She holds a MS in Nursing from Boston University. In
2001 and 2008 she taught for a RN to BSN Nursing program in Tel Aviv,
Israel. She has shared her expertise on numerous boards and committees in
nursing education and healthcare. She and Joe were married for 42 years and
have a son, Luke Brannigan.
At Gosnell, like at home, the nurses were informative,
helpful and available at all times. The admission nurse
completed the admission process with me before Joe
arrived which made it easier for him. Again, we were
impressed with the care and expertise provided by all the
nurses.
Joe’s Advocacy for Hospice…
Joe’s interest in hospice care started when he learned several
years ago that Maine was ranked 49 out of 50 for utilizing
hospice care. Joe decided to work to change that.
It became his passion to do something about this and he
did everything he could to effect change in hospice care in
Maine. Not only working to increase use of hospice care in
Maine but also to build an inpatient hospice facility.
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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Trail of Memories
Remembering loved ones….On Saturday, June 14th, 2014
Hospice of Southern Maine welcomed 150 guests to Gosnell
Memorial Hospice House to honor, remember and celebrate
the lives of their loved ones. A brick was placed in the terrace
overlooking the gardens for each loved one. Families and friends
searched for their loved one’s bricks and participated by telling
stories and paying tribute during the dedication ceremony.
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community event hosted by Hospice of Southern Maine,
celebrates and honors the special people in our lives. More
than 500 guests gathered at Deering Oak Park in Portland to
light more than 2,000 luminaria, each one dedicated in honor
or in memory of someone in our community. At the end of
the celebration, a paper lantern was lit and sent afloat with all
the names of patients who died in our care in the past year.
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COMMUNITY PHILANTHROPY
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A special thank you to our generous
donors… Hospice of Southern Maine’s
Circle of Caring Members gather every
year to celebrate the impact of their gifts
over the past year. Each Circle of Caring
member has shown their commitment to
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giving at the $1,000 level higher during
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The voting of new Board Members… The 2014 Meeting
of the Members of the Corporation saw the addition of newly
elected board members Gayle Brazeau, PhD (University of New
England College of Pharmacy), the Honorable Barry Hobbins,
Esq. (Barry J. Hobbins Law Offices), Theresa Desfosses (State
Manufactured Homes), and Paul Wolf (Kennebunk Investment
Services). Retiring members David Perkins and Robert Schools
were recognized for their dedicated years of service. Daryl Cady,
CEO and Miriam Leonard, HSM Board Chair presented Elaine
Brady the Katherine L. Pope Leadership Award for her service as
interim Chief Executive Officer. Peggy Wescott, whose husband
Paul died in our care, was the guest speaker. She made us laugh,
made us cry and reminded us how important our work is to the
families and patients we serve.
Miriam Leonard, (HSM Board Chair),
Elaine Brady, (Board Member) and
Daryl J. Cady, (Chief Executive Officer)
HSM 2015 Board of Directors from left to right: First Row - Betsey McCandless, Daryl J. Cady, Miriam Leonard, Theresa Desfosses, Annette Gosnell,
Edward McGeachey, Dr. Daniel Hayes. Second Row - Paul Wolf, David Perkins, Melanie Feinberg, Kevin Montminy, Sally Daggett, Karl Turner,
Elaine Brady, William Caron, Holly LeBlanc, Gayle Brazeau, Dr. Tracy Weisberg. Not Present: Dr. Thomas Keating, Maryanna Arsenault, Donna DeBlois,
Roland Eon, and the Hon. Barry Hobbins.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Anne L. Hunter Memorial Thresholds Conference
Community Education about spirituality and
end of life… Dr. Kathleen Rusnak was the keynote
speaker for the 5th Anne L. Hunter Memorial Threshold
Conference. More than 200 hospice workers, clergy,
physicians, spiritual leaders and community caregivers
gathered for a day of education about spiritual issues
encountered at end of life.
Inaugural poet Richard Blanco closed out the day by
leading several exercises in exploring the empathic
power of storytelling as a tool for relating to those in
our care, and others that we touch every day. Local
musicians Jennifer Comeau, Todd Glacy and The
Drummers of Now provided the musical interludes.
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In-depth educational experience… Hospice of Southern Maine and University of New England’s College of
Osteopathic Medicine have joined together to initiate a new educational opportunity allowing UNE students a unique
experience in caring for patients during end of life. Pairs of students immerse themselves for 48 hours in the daily living
and working with terminally ill patients at Gosnell Memorial Hospice House. This educational experience allows
students to have hands on experience with end-of-life issues and how it is experienced by families and patients. The
students are exposed to the basic principle of hospice “Compassion, Care and Comfort.”
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Community education… Hospice of Southern Maine’s
Community Outreach program works to educate the
community and other health care providers on the
importance of hospice care. Our Community Liaisons
provide education about our programs, services and
qualifying criteria for admission. Our collaborative efforts
with other health care providers and senior living facilities
ensures the best care for patients at end of life.
Outreach staff help to deliver timely and urgent information
so an admission is seamless. Staff help to answer questions
on the benefits of hospice care, so when it’s time to contact
Hospice of Southern Maine, patients and caregivers feel
knowledgeable. Often people tell us they wish they had
called us sooner, once they experience the comfort that
comes from having an experienced team there to help
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Center’s Palliative Care Team and New England Cancer Specialists to
ensure specialized, trained physicians are available to our patients, seven
days a week. This unique partnership allows us to quickly respond to
emerging issues of care and provide continuity for many of our patients.
The new physician model gives access to a variety of expertise and
creates a greater team approach to patient care.
Thomas Keating, MD
Medical Director
Mary Becker, MD
Associate Medical Director
Cynthia Burnham, DO
Lauren Michaleakes, MD
“My mother received excellent care and comfort by her team.
The compassion exhibited by the entire team was extraordinary.”
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Mrs. Michelle A. Ajami
Nina Anderson
Camry Andrews
Maryanna Arsenault+
The Bangor Savings Bank Foundation
Mr. Robert Bauman
Mr. and Mrs. James Berges
Dan and Sara Boxer
Dr. Gayle Brazeau and Dr. Daniel Brazeau+
Broadreach Public Relations
Margaret E. Burnham Charitable Trust
Ms. Daryl J. Cady+
Janice Camp-Sweeney
Bill and Sue Caron+
Mr. Daniel Cooke
Joshua N. Corbin
The Crandell, Stephenson and
Shoemaker Family
Mr. Peter Daigle
Dr. Charles de Sieyes and Dr. Carol Ward
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Denison
Ms. Theresa M. Desfosses+
Ms. Josephine Detmer
Anne Dinsmore and Edward Hellenbeck
Dr. Kurt and Mrs. Maria Ebrahim
Dan Emery
Mr. David Emery
Roland and Joy Eon+
David and Laura Ernst
The Eunice Frye Home Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Getz
Ruth-Anne and Marshall Gibson
Estate of Jane Gillis
Give with Liberty Employee Donations
John H. Gooch
The William J.J. Gordon Family Foundation
Gorham Sand and Gravel, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gorman
The John T. Gorman Foundation
Ms. Annette L. Gosnell+
Ms. Elizabeth Haight
Hannaford Bros. Co.
Estate of Herberta L. Harriman
Horace and Alison Hildreth
Holden Agency Insurance
Home Instead Senior Care
Ms. Cathy Houlihan and Mr. Bo Norris
Roy A. Hunt Foundation
Ms. Melinda Jerauld
Bill Jose
Dr. and Mrs. Saul Katz
Kennebunk Savings Bank
Holly and Art LeBlanc+
Lisa R. LeBoeuf
The Lennox Foundation
Ms. Miriam Leonard+
Agnes M. Lindsay Trust
Lovett Collins Associates, LLC
Maine Charity Fund
Maine Community Foundation
Maine Hospice Council, Inc.
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Andrew and Elizabeth Mantis
Betsey McCandless+
Edward and Shirley McGeachey+
Cornelius and Suzanne McGinn
Drs. Chris and Lauren Michalakes
Joy Carlson Mills and Arthur C. Benedict
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Minervino
Jean C. Moulton
Ms. Mildred E. Mulligan
Narragansett Number One Foundation
New England Cancer Specialists
Richard and Judy Nicholas
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Osher
Mr. and Mrs. David Perkins+
Dr. Katherine Pope and Christopher Harte
Lynn C. Potoff
Prime Care Medical Supplies, Inc.
Ms. Ann Rancourt
Elinor and Dan Redmond
Ms. Ineke Schair
Janie and Robert Schools+
Elmina B. Sewall Foundation
Marjorie Shaw
The Simmons Foundation
Mr. Kenneth Smaha
The Smith Family Charitable Trust
Southern Maine Health Care
Kristen Baecker Sparro
Ann E. Spaulding
Spectrum Medical Group
State Manufactured Homes, Inc.
Albert and Linda Swallow
Ms. Amy Tchao
Maris Wistar Thompson
Thornton Academy
Town of Cape Elizabeth
Town of Scarborough
Margaret W. Soule Charitable Trust
Hon. Karl Turner and
Ms. Susannah Swihart+
United Way of Greater Portland
United Way of York County
UNUM
Philip J. Villandry, M.D.
Mrs. Geraldine K. Waterhouse
Drs. Verne and Tracey Weisberg+
Peggy Wescott
Ms. Elaine White
Mrs. Patricia Wilson
Mr. William Wise
Mr. Arthur Wood
Muriel Woodbury
Wright-Ryan Construction, Inc.
Gifts of $500- $999
Anonymous (2)
Henry C. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen, Sr.
Aquarius Property Management
Barney Baker
Ms. Megan Baker and Ms. Meredith
Rousseau
Ms. Virginia Ballard
Ms. Linda Bancroft-Norden
Bangor Savings Bank
Kathy A. Battle
Michael and Nancy Beebe
Big Moose Harley-Davidson
Mr. Bruce H. Bishop
Estate of Jacqueline A. Boucher
John and Elaine Brady+
Mr. Stephen Briggs
Ms. Leanne Bula
Anne M. Chase
Mr. Kai Chung
Mr. Hubert Cobb
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Ms. Madeleine Corson
Sally J. Daggett+
Mr. William H. Davisson, Jr.
Ms. Michelle Ditmars
Diversified Communications
Ms. Carol Dole
Downeast Pension Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James Drummond
Ms. Celina Dumas
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Farrington
Joan R. Fink
First Congregational Church, Scarborough
First Maine Real Estate
Mr. John Gallant
Mary Whedbee Giftos
Susan Egbert Gilroy and Tony Gilroy
Ms. Diane Greenwich
The Grodzins Fund
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Dr. Jacquelyn A. Hedlund and
Dr. Julien S. Murphy
Mr. Robert W. Herzig
Ms. Kristina Hewey
Higgs Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hillman
The Hon. Barry J. Hobbins+
Bryan and Lucy Hobbs
Ms. Evelina Hwang
InterMed, P.A.
Anne and Dick Jackson
Kennebunk Beach Realty
Patricia and Gary Koch
Kozak & Gayer, P.A.
Ms. Cynthia Kurtz
Marilyn A. Lalumiere
Linda Lamontagne
Cynthia M. Laprise
Ms. Tammy Lavin
Ms. Marcia Lawson
Harlene Leland
Trula Leo
Ms. Priscilla R. Letendre
Mr. Kurt Lutz and Ms. Wendy Lindquist
Ms. Jennifer Lyndes
Mrs. Judith MacInnes
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mauro
Joan McCabe Washburn and
Bruce Washburn
McKesson Technologies
Michaud Distributors
Mr. and Mrs. David Moulton
Mr. John Napolitano
Mrs. Sally Nelson
Nonesuch Charitable Trust
Norway Savings Bank
Mr. David J. Ott
Estate of H. Winfield Perkins
Mr. Todd H. Peterman
Mr. Arnold G. Peterson
Mrs. Linda Peterson
Ms. Brenda Phinney
Pine Point Ladies Auxiliary
Muriel A. Poulin
Mr. Robbin Rancourt
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reuter
Patricia B. Rice
John and Joanne Rich
Marty Riehle and Janis Childs
Riposta Funeral Home
Linda and David Rose
Michael and Dawn Roy
Ms. Betty Russell
Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution
The Salamone Family
Mr. and Dr. Philip Scavotto
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Seiwert
Ms. Ellen Shaw
Shaw Brothers Construction
Charles A. Sherman III and Family
Mrs. Eva H. Smith
Estate of Eula Stanley
Donald Starr
Mr. Michael Steeves
Carol Steingart
Mrs. June Stewart
Mr. William Stewart
Mark Stitham, M.D.
Stone Food Pantry
Jean and Roland Stratton
Mr. Daniel J. Strycharz
Mr. and Mrs. F. Mark Terison
Tilson Technology Management
Ms. Jean Tolman
Town of Falmouth
Mr. Glenn Tulloch
United Way of Central and
Northeastern Connecticut
United Way of Mass. Bay and
Merrimack Valley
Katherine J. Watson
Mr. and Mrs. George Wescott
Ms. Carol Jean West
Mr. Stephen Wilson
Wing-Benjamin Trust
Mr. and Mrs. John Wise
Gifts of $250 - $499
A.T. Hutchins, LLC
Mrs. John Austin Amory
Ms. Janice C. Anderson
Peter Arnold
John and Karen Attwood
Mr. John R. Baillargeon
Mrs. Katherine A. Baird
Mr. Philip Baker
Jonathan and Beverly Bangs
Beaudoin-Morell Fund of
Morgan Stanley GIFT
Ms. Patricia Beville
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonneau
The Boulos Company
Norman and Carolyn Brackett
Ms. Evangeline Briggs
Bruzgo & Kremer, LLC
Burgess Advertising and Marketing
Ms. Nan Butterfield
Mr. Frank Casilio
Mr. Richard W. Cates
Mrs. Cathy Cestaro
Thomas M. Collins, M.D.
Ms. Melodie Cook
Mr. William Cuddy
Dr. Melanie Cutler & Mr. Eliot Cutler, Esq.
Dawson, Smith, Purvis, & Bassett, PA
Margaret DeBruyn
Ms. Judith Delagueronniere
Ms. Pamela DeScisciolo
The DeWaters Family
Mrs. Helen Dickey and Mr. David G. Fitz
Ms. Rosemary Drinka
Ms. Patricia Dudley
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Egendorf
Barbara A. Elkins
Jacqueline Elliopulos
Admiral and Mrs. George Emery
Melanie L. Feinberg+
Dr. and Mrs. Dan Feinberg
William Fisher
Catherine Fisher
Roger and Joanne Fortin
Sara Foster
Ms. Lisa Gamage
Mr. and Mrs. John Gracia
Pamela Gelberg and Stephan Loeffler
David and Karen Giansiracusa
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gorman
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Graf
Todd and Mary Grove
Bill and Carol Guest
Ms. Deborah Hall
Pauline Hall
Hammond, Kennedy, Whitney
& Company, Inc.
Ms. Heidi N. Hansen
Louise D. Hardie
Daniel and Phyllis Hayes+
Healey & Associates
Merton G. Henry
Mr. Bruce Hermann
Ms. Barb A. Heyl, PA-C
Hobbs Funeral Home
Peggy Holsclaw
Hutchins Trucking Co.
Infinity Federal Credit Union
In-Home Senior Services, Inc.
Intuitive Venture Partners
Ms. I. J. Isenberg
Jones-Rich-Hutchins Funeral Home
Kaplan University
KardexRemstar, LLC
Keeling Associates
Dr. and Mrs. Mirle Kellett, Jr.
Richard Kelley
Cornelia and Judy Kittredge
The Rt. Rev. Chilton R. Knudsen
Lisa Kramer and Eric Chun
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Larned
Denise LaRue and Robert Furman
Teresa V. Lefebvre
Dr. Joan Leitzer and Mr. Kenneth Spirer
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Letalien
Gene R. Libby
Skip Lucarelli
Maine Medical Center
Massachusetts Medical Society
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. McAfee
Marguerite G. Merrill
Mr. Kevin Montminy+
Ms. Barrilynn Moreau and Mr. Robert Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Morfit
Morong Falmouth
Ms. Angela Moustrouphis
Nelson-Reade Law Office, P.C.
Noble High School
Mr. Nick Nunes
Mr. James Otis and Ms. Deanna Valente
Linda Peyton and Morris Hancock
Ms. Patricia R. Pratt
Rogers & Hutchins P.C. CPA
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Scott Roland
Ms. Margaret Rose
Sanford Institution for Savings
Mr. James G. Sargent
Ms. Rebecca Sarna
Ms. Marie Sears
Lindsey and Jared Seavey
Robin G. Sessler
Alegra Soorus
Springer’s Jewelers
Saint David’s Budget Box
Carole Starr
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Stevens
Surplex Underwriters, Inc.
Bob and Ginny Swain
Robert and Victoria Swerdlow
Ms. Tammy Traniello
TRUIST
Janan Tudisco
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Tupper
Mr. Thomas Veiga
Ms. Barbara Voege
Stew Vreeland
Jeffrey and Nancy White
Wendy L. Whittemore
Ms. Margaret Wiederseim
Ms. Elaine Williamson
Anne P. Woodbury
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand L. Wyckoff, Jr.
Ms. Maree Young
Gifts of $100-$250
Anonymous (3)
Ms. Carol Adams
Marjorie S. Adams
Gladys Adelson
Karen Albert
Ms. Cathy Alexander
Mrs. Deborah Alexander
All Metals Industries, Inc.
Edna M. Allen
Tom and Diana Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Harris C. Aller, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Altenburg
American Federation of Government
Employee Meat and Poultry
Jane Amero
Ms. Carol Anderson
Drew A. Anderson and Jane E. Lee
Dr. Ted Angel
Les Apigian
Ms. Carolyn L. Appelbaum
Bob and Patsy Aprile
Mrs. Nancy Armitage
Betts and C. D. Armstrong
Mr. Thomas Armstrong
Mr. Mark Atchue
ATV Maine
Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Atwood
Mrs. Gayle Auger and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Austin
B & B Investment Club
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Babcock
Janice Bailey
Barbara Baisley
Baker Newman Noyes
Mr. Warren Baldwin
Mary K. Balon
Anthony Baltas
Ms. Janet Baltas
Mr. Ted Baltas
Sally and Ron Bancroft
Ms. Barbara Barhydt
Ms. Mary Barker
Danuta M. Barnard
Ms. Kate Barnard
Priscilla Barnes
David N. Barry
Ellen Barry
Lisa Barstow
Mr. James H. Barter
Richard and Carolyn Barter
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bartol
Dr. Peter W. Bates
Ms. Sharon Bates
Bath Savings Institution
Bay Haven Lobster Pound Two
Sam and Faith Beal
Ms. Kathy Bean
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beaudoin
Mary Jane Beaupre
Paul and Rachel Beaver
The Beckman Family
Franklin Beckwith
Nancy Beckwith
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Belair
Brad and Vicky Bell
Mr. Henry R. Bellavance
Sister Maureen Bellerose
Ms. Annastasia Bennett
Mr. Mark Bennett
Judy F. Benoit
Benson Farm, LLC
Ms. Nancy Benway
Nancy and Emil Berges*
Robert and Virginia Bergson
Rev. Jean Berman
Ms. Marion L. Berquist
Ms. Tammy Bickford
Marsha Bingler
Mr. Jason Black
Lawrence S. Blanchard
Rev. Sudie Blanchard
Simone Blanchette
Mrs. Dianne Blevons
Mr. Donald P. Blood
Ms. Nancy Blumberg
Gerard Boissenneault
Doris Bonneau
Brian and Dawn Boornazian
Ms. Karen Bourn
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel R. Bowditch
Jane S. Boyd
Ann Brandt
Mr. Ronald L. Breazeale, Ph.D.
Sister Barbara Brennan
Ms. Lauren Brett
Ms. Linda J. Brewer
Mr. Michael Brochu
Brockway-Smith Company
Michelle and Dan Broderick
Ms. Alene L. Brooks
Margaret and Robert Brown
Tom and Suzy Brown
Mr. Marcelo Brutti
Ms. Susan Buehler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burian
Anne Burnham and Tom Lester
Kelly A. Busby
Mr. Aza H. Butler
Ms. Rhoda Butler
Lindsey and Andrew Cadot
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Camp
Ms. Karen Campbell
Charlene Campisi
Morgan R. and Emilie J. Cantrell
Cape Elizabeth Police Benevolent Assoc.
Capital Area Federal Credit Union
Ms. Linda Cardente
Mr. Peter Carlin
Ms. Marsha E. Caron
Ms. Jean Carrigan
Bruce and Jennifer Cassidy
Paul and Stephanie Castle
Mr. Harry Castleman, Jr.
David and Karen Chadbourne
Ms. Mary Chaney
The Chase Family
Marsha Chisholm
Ms. Linda Chism
Ms. Cynthia Choate
Mr. Richard Churchill
Priscilla W. Cianchette
CIEE - Council on International
Educational Exchange
Barbara W. Clark
Ms. Jennie H. Clark
Patricia A. Clark
Mr. Richard A. Clark
Ms. Grace Cleaves
Eugenie and Dale Clemann
Ralph and Cynthia Clement
Mary and Paul Clough
Ms. Linda Coleman
David Collins and Joyce Bailey
Richard and Linda Comerford
Community Pharmacies
Community Volunteer Fire Company #3
Ms. Sharon Connally
Joan M. Conroy
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Conway
Erin Cornwell
Lisa, Michael, Matthew, and Alyssa Correia
Mrs. Chris Corriveau
Mrs. Andrew Corsello
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Costello
Dolly Cote
Jacqueline Cote
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Coughlin
Coughlin & Gerhart LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cozzolino
Neil and Janet Crandall
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Crow’s Nest Property Management, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cummings
Ms. Nancy Cunningham
Ms. Gloria Danzi
Darlings
Marie Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Davio, Sr.
Ms. Betsy Davis
Ken and Jean Davis
Mrs. Kristin Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davy
Ms. Lori E. Day
Ms. Doreen Dean
Ms. Donna DeBlois RN+
Mildred Decoteau
Chuck and Deanna Decrow
Ms. Margaret DeFanti
Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Stephanie DeFanti
Mr. and Mrs. John Delahanty
Ms. Susan Demauro
Ms. Phyllis Deringis
Ms. Shirley DeRoche
Joanne Descoteaux
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Desmond, III
The DeWaters Family
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dibbins
Marcia DiBiase
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dickerson
Karen Diemer, Michael Brant and Family
Sylvia Dillow
Rosanne DiPietro
Ms. Mary-Ellen Doherty
The Children of Germaine Dorazio
James Dorr
The Dorsey Family
Ms. Elizabeth A. Doty
Dale and Priscilla Doucette
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Doyon
Steve and Gail Driscoll
Eugene Drouin and Ms. Madelyn Roy
Drummond & Drummond
Ms. Julie Duffy
Ms. Sandra Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunn
Mr. John Dunn
Margaret Dunning
Alison Dwier-Selden and Douglas Selden
The Arthur H. Dyer Revocable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Eastman
Ms. Sharon Eastman
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eaton
James and Kathryn Elkins
Ms. Beth Ellers
Bill and Carol Ellis
Dr. Karen Emery
EMHS VNA Home Health Hospice
Linda and Willis Emmons
William T. End
Louise Erickson
Lynne Erkkinen
Mrs. Michelle Esposito
Ms. Cheryl Esty
Ms. Frederic A. Eustis, II
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John J. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. John Everett
EvonikCyro, LLC
Charles Ewers
Mrs. Ann Fahey
Ms. Susan A. Fair
Mr. Earl Fargo
Farms & Estates Realty, Inc.
Mr. Stephen Farrugia
Patricia and Michael Fasulo
Howard and Katherine Faulkner
Ms. Amanda Faust
Ms. Helen Fecteau
Ms. Joan Fedan
Ms. Ellen S. Feldman
Female Samaritan Association
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson
Wayne and Patricia Ferguson
The Fessenden School
Patricia R. Field
Ms. Claudette T. Fifield
Ms. Nancy Finberg
Rick Finberg
First Light Home Care
Ms. Alexis Fletcher
Tony and Nancy Forgione
Mr. G. David Forney, Jr.
Ms. Edna Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Francoeur
Ms. Patricia Franklin
Mr. Gerald Freeman
Patricia Furness
Doris Gagne
Ms. Pamela Gagne
Mr. Peter C. Gagne
Suzanne Gagnon & Steve Zimniski
Ms. Margy Gambell
Dr. George Gardner, Jr.
Ms. Joan Garland
Ms. Romona Gaudet
Carmen F. and Angie Genzabella
Mr. David George
Ms. Martha Geraghty
Ms. Suzanne Gerry
The Gervais Family
Ms. Dina Gianibas
Katherine B. Gibbons*
Ms. Sarah W. Gicale
Ms. Erin Gigliello
Mrs. and Mr. Michelle Gillis
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gioia
Glidden Excavating & Paving, Inc.
Mr. David Goddu
Alan and Lisa Goff
Connie Goldman
Judith Golin
Zola D. Golub
Ms. Daphne Goodrich
Dolores Goozey
Mr. John Gordon
Peter and Libby Gordon
Ms. Maureen Gorman
Anne Chaplin Gould
Rev. Dr. David Grainger
Great Bay Stamp Club
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Greenlaw
Ms. Rosemary Greenwood
Laurence Gross and Barbara Colby
Ms. Jeanne Guenard
Marie Guerin
Drew Guthrie
H&S Machine Company, Inc.
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Mr. Cole Haan
Ms. Linda A. Hackett
Susan and Leon Hadiaris
Roxanne Haecker
Amelia A. Hagen
Frances Halamandaris
Joyce D. Haley
Ms. Georgia V. Hall
Ms. Janet Hall
Hall Technologies
Tess Hall and Paul Panish
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Ham
Meredith Hamer
Christine Hamilton
Ms. Holly Hancock
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hardy
Lynn Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison
Dr. and Mrs. David Haskell
Ms. Donna Hathaway
Ms. Catherine Hayer
Mrs. Carolyn Haynes
Judy and Peter Haynes
Frances Haywood
Ms. Donna Hazard
Mr. Bruce Hazelton
Mr. and Mrs. James Heald
Mrs. Geney Heaton
Ms. Patricia Heimall
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hellen
Elizabeth Heminway
Dr. Rebecca and Mr. Caleb Hemphill
Dagny K. Henry
Waltrud Herman
Ms. Elisabeth Herold
Ms. Donna Heskett
Mr. Gary Higgins
Ms. Grethe J. Hincks
Mr. and Mrs. David Hindle
Barbara and Robert Hintze
George E. Hissong, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hodge
Mary Hodgkin and Thomas Dunne
Jean Hoffenkamp
Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. Holdsworth
Holy Trinity Philoptochos Society
Home Depot U.S.A., Inc.
Elizabeth Horan
Mrs. Robert Horne
Ms. Amy Hornyak
Hospice Education Institute
Denis Houle
House of Mercy, Inc.
Ms. Monica Howard
Dr. and Mrs. Murray Hoy
Rev. Jan Hryniewicz
Ms. Milana Huang
Ms. Susan A. Hubbard
Mrs. Lee Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Humphreys
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunneman
Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Hunsicker
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hunt
Ralph and Louise Hurlbutt
Hurlbutt Designs
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hutchinson
IDEXX Laboratories
Tanya Blakeman Ikeda
Laura Imperatore
Richard and Terry Incerto
Ms. Dorothy E. Ingalls
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Inhorn
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Insurance Trust
International Association of
Fire Fighters Local #2247
Capt. Hale Irwin
Ms. Jasmine Y. Isobe and
Mr. William Loafman
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ives
Mr. Gregory W. Jackson
Eliza Jeffay
Carlla E. Potts
Mrs. Barbara Powers and Mr. Keith Powers
Sally Powers and Kryn Bulger
Gordon and Susan Price
Ms. Linda Pulsifer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quinn
Mr. Richard Racine
John D. and Anne Raffaelli
Ms. Elizabeth Ramsey
Irene Rancourt
Mrs. Ellen Randall
Dr. Daniel Ravin
Mrs. Nancy Rawlings
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rawlings
Mr. Rogers Remick
Remmes Orthodontics, P.A.
Mrs. Sharon Renault
Mr. Kermit Reppond
Ronnie Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ricker
Ms. Ada Ridlon
Ms. Linda Ridlon
Ms. Diane T. Riegel
Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts
Ms. Nicole Roberts
Roberts & Shirley Law Offices
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robichaud
Susan I. Rock
Dr. Charles Roger and Linda Kendrick
Ms. Sheila Rollinger
Rosebud Mining Company
Madeleine C. Ross
The Rotary Club of Orchid Island, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rousseau
Rowe Ford Sales
Ms. Denise Rubin
Frank and Susan C. Ruch
Mrs. Jennifer Rupp
Ryan Fireprotection
Ms. Cheryl Saenger
Jeff and Susie Saffer
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sanborn, Jr.
Sappi Fine Paper
Mr. Joseph Sarao
Mr. Roger Scannell
Mrs. Martha Scarlett
Janet F. Schaeffer
Ms. Rochelle C. Schait
Mr. and Mrs. John Schubert
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Schubert
Ms. Amy Schwartz
Ms. Elizabeth Scully
William J. Scully
Ana Segovia
Ms. Joyce Selfridge
Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Severson
Ms. Katherine Shannon
Ms. Patricia Shapazian
Barbara and Peter Shaw
David and Beth Sherlock
Estate of Marjorie Sherman
Ms. Bonnie Shippen
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan
Ms. Sharon Swartz
Ralph and Meredith Sweet
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Taetz
Nancy Teixeira
Wendy Thaxter
Ms. Deborah A. Thayer
Thermoformed Plastics of NE, LLC
Leona M. Thibault
Mr. Richard Thompson
Mr. Roy Thurston
Tidestone Solutions
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Tiller
Ms. Joan P. Tilney
The Tobin Company
Mr. Michael Tortorici
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Tracy
Travelers Insurance
Miss Leslie Trewhella
Mrs. Mary Trickey
TRICORP Federal Credit Union
Paul and Renee Tringali
Mrs. Elaine Triplett and
Mr. Robert McLaughlin
Ms. Kathryn Trithart
Mark and Corinne Troiano
Mrs. Nancy Truesdell
Ms. Elizabeth Trummel
Dr. Athanasios E. Tsamtsouris
Mr. Donald G. Tubbs
University of New England
US Airways
Ms. Dorothy Valente
Richard and Elsa Van Bergen
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Woert
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Veilleux
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Veroneau, Jr.
Susan Villamor
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vincent
Victoria Vine
Ms. Elizabeth Vrba
Mr. David Wagner
Rebecca C. Waitley
John and Lee Walker
Ruth C. Walker
Mrs. Carol Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wallis
Ms. K. Aldene Walters
Ms. Deborah B. Ward
Anton and Judy Warde
Diana and David Warren
George and Christin Watkin
Rev. Jacob Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Watters
Waynflete School
William Webster
Pat and Ben Weigel
Lori and Ron Weiss
Dan Wellehan
Wells Family Trust
Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
Roberta Wentworth
Carol Wernig
Virginia L. Wetzel
Mr. Farley W. Whetzel
Mr. and Mrs. George White
Mr. and Mrs. William White
Mrs. Doreen D. Whitney
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Dani and Karl Silcox
Jim and Lynn Silcox
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silverstein
Ms. Jaynet Simcock
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Simonson
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Sinclair
Mrs. Brenda Skillin
Mr. David Skinner
Ms. Carolyn Sloat
Ms. Jeanne Smaha
Mr. James P. Smart
Clarence Smith
Ellen and Donald Smith
Emily and Greg Smith
Ms. Helen L. Smith
Joanne Paradis Smith
Mark and Judy Smith
Ms. Vanessa A. Smith
Ms. Rita Snow
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Solander
Ms. Priscilla Solloway
Ms. Elise Solomon
Ms. Bonnie Sottolano
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Spear
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Spence
Mr. Thomas L. Spolsky
Springvale Fish and Game Club
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spulick
Stagecoach Station Condominium Assoc.
Standish Congregational Church, UCC
Michael and Brenda Steeves
Rebecca Stephans
Ms. Christine A. Stewart
Ms. Shirley Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stobe
Mr. Vito Stoncius
Meredith Strang Burgess
Estate of Geraldine Strout
Dr. John Sullivan and Elizabeth Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sullivan
Mr. Michael Wigglesworth
Ms. Mary Will
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Will
Betty Willhoite
Mr. Christopher P. Williams
Ms. Gracie Williams
Ms. Joan Williams
Ms. Rita Y. Willis
Ms. Kim Winling
Mrs. Mary Lou Winslow
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Witte
Paul and Judy Wolf+
The Womens Fellowship of
West Newfield
Brenda Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodburn
Kelvin A. Worthley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Worthley
Dr. Ross Wyman
Ms. Helen York
Young Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Joan C. Youngs
Young’s Furniture Company, Inc.
Your Cause, LLC - Hewlett-Packard
Mrs. Marliese Zafiropopoulos
Audrey Zahares
Clara Zandomengo, Elaine Meshad,
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Barry and Jane Zimmerman
Thomas and Nannette Zuke and Family
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