GIVE
& GET
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THE GIFT OF
CHOICE
YOUR GIVING TO
THE GENEVA FOUNDATION
GETS
DIRECTED
to what is
important to you.
PROVIDES
RESIDENTS
peace of mind
about their future.
&
MAKES A
DIFFERENCE
where it’s
needed most.
ILLUMINATES
THE SPIRIT
of generosity that prevails
on every campus.
The Geneva Foundation, the philanthropic power behind Presbyterian
Homes, ensures your giving gets our community closer to our mission.
Your generosity – through memorial gifts, memory care garden, employee
scholarship, fellowship fund or a-yet-to-be-discovered-opportunity –
defines why we call this place home and reminds us why we stay. This annual
report shares the stories of donors who made a gift to the Geneva Foundation
in their own special way, yet got so much more than they gave.
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M A K E IT
MEANINGFUL
ALTHOUGH HE’S A RELATIVE
NEWCOMER , Dr. Charles (call me “Charlie”)
Mudd quickly caught the generous spirit that is
spreading throughout the Westminster campus.
Maybe it’s because Charlie and his wife Joan are
predisposed to supporting important causes.
The Mudds raised five children in Evanston while
Dr. Mudd worked as a pathologist at Swedish
Covenant Hospital.
After facing a difficult family loss, Charlie and
Joan together with their children formed the Mudd
Family Foundation. They are proud to support
organizations that are closely aligned to the mission of
their family foundation, like the Geneva Foundation.
MAKE IT PER SONAL
MOLLY HEIZER HAS ONE RULE FOR CHOOSING WHERE TO MAKE A
CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION: Pick an organization that supports a cause you believe
in, and get to know the people before you make the gift. That’s what Molly did when she made a
gift to the Memory Care Support Center at Lake Forest Place.
After Charlie had a mild stroke, he moved to
The Highlands of Evanston at Westminster Place
for additional support. As he and Joan learned
about the work of the Geneva Foundation, they
were inspired to make a significant gift.
“When we thought about an older person running
out of money, we knew we had to do something,”
explains Charlie. “We knew we had to help.”
With an infectious smile Charlie adds, “The
Geneva Foundation is simply a great program.”
Not long after Molly and her husband Ned moved into a cottage at Lake Forest Place, he was diagnosed
with Parkinson’s disease. Ned had been a seminal figure in the venture capital industry, where he
saw the promise in companies such as Federal Express and International House of Pancakes. He
later founded the Heizer Center for Private Equity and Venture Capital at Northwestern Kellogg.
As Ned’s condition progressed, he moved to the Lake Forest Place Memory Care Support Center. It
was there where Molly learned the type of care required for someone whose diagnoses also included
Lewy Body Dementia. “The staff did such a good job in the Memory Care Support Center, and
in the process, made such a personal connection with me and Ned.”
After Ned died in 2009, Molly went to Lisa Schiro, Senior Director of Development
at the Geneva Foundation, and told her, “I want to do something to help improve
the lives of residents in the memory care unit,” explains Molly. “Lisa took me
to several places in the city to look at innovations in memory care. She helped me
understand the options that were out there.”
GIVE
Because I knew
we could help.
Molly decided to make a gift to support ongoing Dementia Care Training for the
staff of the Memory Care Support Center. “I’m not surprised Molly’s gift benefits
the staff,” says Lisa Schiro. “Molly told me one of Ned’s greatest strengths was that
he believed in the investment in people.” Molly continues her involvement in the
Memory Care Support Center and can see her donations at work.
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IF THERE IS ONE PERSON IN THIS
ANNUAL REPORT WHOSE STORY
SPEAKS VOLUMES ABOUT THE
POWER OF GENEROSITY, IT IS
FATMIR MADHI. Some 12 years ago,
Fatmir and his family came to the United States
from Albania. He did not speak any English.
T H E P OW E R
OF KINDNESS
Within a year, he was hired at The Moorings of
Arlington Heights as an employee in the Building
and Grounds Department. “My English wasn’t
good,” he says emotionally. “But everyone was so
patient with me. They took their time with me.”
Fatmir fights back the tears as he remembers
the kindness he was shown as a new employee.
So moved by the thoughtfulness of residents
and employees, Fatmir decided to become an
Employee Payroll Donor. Every week, he has a
deduction from his paycheck which he directs
to the Geneva Foundation’s Fellowship Fund.
He cares deeply about the residents he sees daily
and knows his donations will help their future.
Today, Fatmir is a beloved employee. His wife
Merita works in the Dining Room at The
Moorings, and the couple are the proud parents
of two children, ages 15 and 9.
“I’m so happy to work here,” smiles Fatmir.
“I’m happy to help other people.”
And that means a lot in any language.
THE GIVING TREE
“I USED TO WALK AROUND THE GROUNDS OF LAKE
FOREST PLACE WITH MY PARENTS,” recalls Kathy Boland.
“Occasionally we would see a plaque in front of a tree. We would stop
to read it and we all thought that was so special.”
Kathy is the daughter of Helen and Lewis Landreth, long-time residents
of Lake Forest Place. “My parents always lived on wooded lots because
my mom loved trees. When she died 13 years ago, I suggested we commemorate a tree in her honor on the Lake Forest Place Campus. The tree
was planted right outside the apartment window so my dad could watch
it grow. A plaque was installed at the base of the tree and we read Joyce
Kilmer’s poem, Trees at our dedication for Mom,” she continues.
“Dad would always suggest that we stroll over to see ‘mom’s tree’ whenever we visited him.”
“It makes me happy
to help other people.”
- FATMIR MADHI
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This past spring, Lewis passed away at the age of 97. “When dad passed, we thought that Mom’s plaque
should be replaced so that it could honor both our parents. At the dedication of the new plaque, my
brother wrote, ‘trees are rooted in the earth and they measure the passage of time as they grow.’ What a
lovely thought,” Kathy says smiling.
How true. In time, the Landreth’s tree has provided beauty and shade for other families who walk the
grounds. It has become a reminder of the generous people who were part of the community of
Lake Forest Place – a legacy that touches future generations.
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GENEROSITY
LIVES ON
IF THERE IS ONE LEGACY PETER
CHERRY INHERITED FROM HIS FOLKS,
IT’S A GENEROUS HEART. Peter’s parents,
Virginia and Walter Cherry, were residents of
Westminster Place and long-time donors to the
Geneva Foundation. Walter Cherry was a serious
inventor and founded Cherry Corporation, an
electrical switch manufacturer back in 1953.
Through the years, his parents each supported
organizations that connected to their passions. “Mom
believed in caring for people so she supported the
Rehabilitation Institute and Winnetka Congregational
Church. Dad was a big advocate of education and a
strong proponent of STEM (Science, Math, Engineering
and Technology) so he was a donor to MSI (Museum
of Science and Industry) and IIT.”
A BENEVOLENT
CONNECTION
ALICE POLITO, 95, A RESIDENT OF WESTMINSTER PLACE,
TAUGHT HER FAMILY WELL ABOUT VOLUNTEERING AND
GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. So great was that lesson that her
daughter, Mary Ellen Miller, has spent her life involved as a volunteer for many worthy
causes and currently donates her time as the President of the Woman’s Board of
Presbyterian Homes. Mary Ellen, substitute teacher, mother of two and grandmother
of six, is proud to be a member of the 102-year-old Woman’s Board and the
extraordinary legacy it provides to the residents and staff at Westminster Place.
The Woman’s Board made a gift of $50,000 to the Geneva Foundation in 2015 in celebration of their Centennial.
Throughout its history the Woman’s Board has supported numerous campaigns and made special gifts that have
improved campus life. But beyond the funding, Mary Ellen believes among the Woman’s Board’s greatest gifts are the
small shops they operate on the Westminster Place campus. “The shops include the Thrift Shop, Book Nook, and 31
Shop along with the Depot Gift Shop, and they create hubs of interaction for residents and volunteers.”
“We are providing a great service. Our shops are accessible by a short walk or elevator ride. We provide a
convenience for residents who can’t get out regularly and the ability to shop economically for staff. Our members
make people feel so welcome,” explains Mary Ellen. Recently, Mary Ellen asked Woman’s Board members to track
store visitors through a clicker system. “It’s amazing. I just got the stats for September and three of the five shops
totaled 1,000 visits in just one month! Remember some of these shops are only open one day a week!”
“The Woman’s Board gives the community so many opportunities for connection. We feel great satisfaction
in spreading our generous spirit throughout the campus.”
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But the one place they both agreed on was the Geneva
Foundation. “Dad served on the board of Presbyterian
Homes and later Mom served on the Woman’s Board.
They named Presbyterian Homes as one of 10
beneficiaries of a trust created in honor of my brother
Sam (the Samuel M. Cherry Memorial Charitable
Trust) who died in a non-combat helicopter military
mission in Germany back in 1971,” explains Peter.
“Sam was a lot of fun. A real character, very funny.
He took a detour out of college and joined the military.
It was his choice,” recalls Peter.
And so it is equally fitting that the trust continues
to support the life-affirming work of the Geneva
Foundation. The Cherrys were generous supporters of
numerous fund-raising campaigns, sponsored a stained
glass window in Elliot Chapel, donated to the Kimble
Fitness Center and were members of the Tree of Life
program.
Walter retired in 1996, turning over the company
to his son Peter, with whom he was very close. As
planned, Walter and Virginia moved into a cottage at
Westminster Place. Sadly, Walter died of cancer that
same year. His mother lived on until 2008.
Peter now directs the charitable giving of their estate.
Like his parents, Peter supports organizations he
believes in. “The gift goes to support the annual fund.
It’s a wonderful way to see their dedication to the
Geneva Foundation live on.”
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THREE HARDWORKING PEOPLE. LOOKING FOR THE
PROMISE OF AMERICA FIND A NEW HOME. HERE
ARE THE STORIES OF ONE SPECIAL DONOR AND THE
PEOPLE WHOSE LIVES HE HAS TOUCHED.
JENNIFER MOODIE
For Jamaican born Jennifer Moodie, CNA, Presbyterian
Homes has been a family affair. Jennifer and her mother have
worked at Westminster Place for over 30 years. Jennifer began
in housekeeping but today is a CNA and Unit Secretary at
McGaw Health Center.
Jennifer Moodie, Lupe Flores, Fitzroy Brown
QUIETLY
COMPASSIONATE
ANONYMOUS OR OTHERWISE – THE IMPACT OF GIVING CAN BE
POWERFUL. You can see it in the proud faces of Presbyterian Homes employees who
are now U.S. citizens because of the New Hope Scholarship Fund and the donors who
contribute towards it and one (anonymous) donor who personally underwrites all citizenship
costs each year.
This donor prefers to give quietly and anonymously. “While living here I discovered Presbyterian Homes hired
many immigrants of the world. These immigrants really wanted to become U.S. citizens, but found it almost
impossible to muster the resources to pay for the application. I knew I could take some of that burden away.”
Since 2013, this donor has sponsored every New Hope Scholarship application for citizenship on his campus.
“When I learned their stories and attended their citizenship celebration events, I understood the challenges
our employees face every day. I was so grateful to hear the impact I’ve made on someone’s life.” Today, New
Hope Scholarships for Citizenship are offered on all Presbyterian Homes campuses.
This anonymous donor also made a gift in his estate to the Geneva Foundation. A firm believer in the mission
of the Foundation and Presbyterian Homes, this donor says “I wanted to insure the long-term support for the
elderly who need a lifetime of care. It is so important to continue to support those who need it most.”
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For many residents, Jennifer’s warm smile, gentle support and
deep understanding are like a gift. “Residents don’t like losing
their independence, some have lost a spouse, others are
dealing with a serious illness. So I smile all day, and in some
small way, I know it brightens their day.”
Recently residents brightened Jennifer’s day by encouraging her
to apply for a New Hope Scholarship as it covers the application fee to become a U.S. citizen. “It means so much to me to
be a citizen. Although I lived in the U.S. for years, at times I felt
like I didn’t belong. Now I do. I even have the privilege to vote!
It was a very generous thing the residents did for me. I have
such gratitude!”
FITZROY BROWN
Fitzroy Brown believes in family. A dedicated member of the
housekeeping team at Westminster Place, Fitzroy never fails to
greet residents like friends. “We’re a a family here. We really do
laugh a lot,” says Fitzroy, who often works seven days a week.
“I came to the United States to find better opportunities for
me and my kids,” explains Fitzroy, who comes from Jamaica.
“I had been working for Presbyterian Homes for two years when I
heard about the New Hope Scholarship during one of our “Stand
Up” staff meetings,” remembers Fitzroy.
This father of five children received a New Hope Scholarship,
which paid for his citizenship application fees and he proudly
became a U.S. Citizen in December 2015.
“I am so proud to be an American,” says Fitzroy. “To everyone
who supports the New Hope Scholarship, I say thank you!”
LUPE FLORES
The story Lupe Flores loves to tell about her
citizenship test goes like this. “I studied so hard.
I had to learn the answers to 100 questions. ‘How
will I ever remember everything,’ I thought. On
the day of the test, the woman asked me three
questions. I got them all right. ‘Ok,’ said the woman,
‘you passed.’ And I said only three questions? Oh
my goodness, you need to ask me more!”
That spirit of striving to do your best, of going
the extra mile, defines Lupe Flores, a Presbyterian
Homes employee for 36 years. Thanks to the New
Hope Scholarship, Lupe became a U. S. Citizen
four years ago. The ninth of 18 children, Lupe
came to the U.S. from Mexico with her parents,
hoping to find work and a new life.
Through the years she has raised three successful,
college-educated daughters, creating that amazing
sense of family among employees and residents,
yet she could never find the resources for the
citizenship application. “When I learned the New
Hope Scholarship would pay for my citizenship I
thought ‘I need to do that!’ Today I can vote, and
do anything for our government. If they need me,
I am here,” she says.
Lupe thinks the resident-funded scholarships
demonstrate the special relationship between
employees and residents. “The residents care about
us and we care about them – just like a family.”
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BOB AND NANCY KRET ARE
RELATIVE NEWCOMERS TO THE
MOORINGS OF ARLINGTON
HEIGHTS but they quickly caught the spirit
of generosity that prevails in their community.
The Krets love living at The Moorings. They are
busy in community life and engaged in lots of
activities. But what really caught their interest
is that they can use the surplus of their declining
balance each month to make a gift to the
Geneva Foundation.
“Nancy likes to cook and we still like to go out
with friends, so some months there’s a significant
amount in our declining balance account,”
explains Bob. “Rather than purchase wine or
some other things, we make a donation in the
name of friends,” he continues. “We may not
be the biggest donors, but this was a simple
way to give.”
“There are a number of people here in their 90s,
and some even 100. Who knows how long they
will be here? And what happens if they outlive
their finances?” asks Bob. “It makes us feel good
to support the Geneva Foundation and create
real security for our neighbors.”
THE NEIGHBORLY
THING TO DO
GIVE & GET
Lisa Schiro, Senior Director of Development,
Todd Swortzel, President and CEO;
Sara McGuire, Development Specialist, Carol Normandt
Generosity has no finish line
WHEN WE THINK OF GENEROSITY AT THE GENEVA FOUNDATION, WE THINK OF
A SELF-PERPETUATING WHEEL OF HOPE AND KINDNESS. You know how it works. Some
people give to the Geneva Foundation because they hope to make life a little easier for others. Then somewhere on
one of our campuses, a resident who needs financial assistance gets the support and the kindness he or she needs.
Their gratitude radiates throughout the community.
It touches the donor in ways we will never know. It also inspires an employee who has developed warm relationships
with residents. The employee gives part of his or her paycheck to support the residents in need. That’s what families
do. This story of giving gets more people inspired to make a contribution of time, energy, ideas – and many times a gift
– that will fund meaningful improvements in resident life. It could be a new Fitness Center, a tree that provides shade,
support for spiritual life, a citizenship application for an employee. It could inspire a group of residents to walk for a
cause, help the homeless, share their pool with neighborhood children for swim lessons. The giving gets people to
discover the power of generosity that lives inside them and they become quite a force.
Year after year, this force, this generosity, this giving, gets us closer to our mission. The wheel of generosity
makes another turn.
GIVE
Because even the
smallest gift makes
you feel good.
“Without question, the culture here at Presbyterian Homes is different from other senior living communities,”
says Lisa Schiro, Senior Director of Development for the Geneva Foundation. “Our DNA tells us to fuel the
culture of philanthropy and strengthen the legacy of Presbyterian Homes. Residents and their families,
administration, and staff all feel empowered to protect
and grow the Geneva Foundation. Sometimes that means
we are working through a difficult challenge,” continues
Lisa. “There’s give and take. Give a little, get a little,” she
smiles. “Yet, we know that together we will ultimately get
closer to our mission.”
Our Annual report is a once-a-year glance into the amazing
stories we live and breathe each day. They are case studies
in the power of generosity. Most importantly, our
opportunity to say thank you.
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THE FORESOME
FOR GOOD
THE GOLF OUTING. MOST
RESIDENTS HAVE HEARD
ABOUT IT. SOME RESIDENTS
EVEN PLAY IN IT. There’s a social
gathering afterward for dinner and
camaraderie. It’s an opportunity for
Presbyterian Homes’ business partners to
feel a connection with our community.
Through the years, the Geneva Foundation
Golf Outing has grown to become a
signature fund-raiser for Presbyterian
Homes. In fact, the 2016 Golf Outing
raised nearly $200,000! And all of it
goes to support the Geneva Foundation’s
Annual Giving Fund.
How did this event
become such
a philanthropic
“hole in one?”
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Golf Committee Member (3 years)
Managing Director, Ziegler
L-R Ed Slack, Plante Moran; Todd Swortzel, President and CEO,
Presbyterian Homes; Budd Eichner, Plante Moran; Will Carney, Ziegler
Golf Committee Member (12 years)
Chairman and CEO, OKW Architects
JON TRAPP
Golf Committee Member (5 years)
Vice President, Assurance Agency
“I work with many senior living organizations and I have
to say Presbyterian Homes is much more passionate
about its mission. They look at how everything impacts
the residents. They always go above and beyond. That
makes it so rewarding to serve on this committee and to
invite people to the golf outing.”
HARLAN STANLEY
Chair and Golf Committee Member (7 years)
Long-time Presbyterian Homes Board Member
retired from Jones Lang LaSalle
“It’s great to see our board members and vendors have
a good time, share a few laughs and enjoy a day of golf.
But I support this event because my mom lived at
Presbyterian Homes for years. And she loved it.”
L-R Jack Mackay, Don Campbell, Harlan Stanley, Brian Williams
“I grew up in Lake Forest and many of my family’s
friends live at Lake Forest Place, I knew something
about Presbyterian Homes. In my business,
(financing senior living and health care organizations)
I see hundreds of senior living organizations. But
Presbyterian Homes is unique. It’s very mission
focused. The board has strong values and compassion.
Its services for older adults are outstanding. I didn’t
play too well at the golf outing, but it was great to
play with this wonderful group anyway.”
JON TALTY
L-R Chris Webb, OKW; Andy Keglin, OKW,
Exmoor Caddy Armando; Jon Talty, OKW; and Perry Weinstein
THE GOLF COMMITTEE.
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WILL CARNEY
L-R Glen Swider, Atomatic, Jim Martin, Dynamic Consulting,
Nancy Tolan, Vice President of Facilities, Construction and
Planning, Presbyterian Homes, and Dick Hoffmann, Atomatic
DICK HOFFMAN
Golf Committee Member (15 years)
President and CEO
Atomatic Mechanical Services
“Presbyterian Homes has great communities.
But what makes them the Cadillac of retirement
communities is their commitment to residents.”
Dick’s firm has worked with Presbyterian Homes
for 23 years, providing design, installation and
service of HVAC systems on all the campuses.
“Yes, they (Presbyterian Homes) are cost
conscious, but they will always do the right thing
so residents are comfortable. When I see the
great work they have done, learned how they
help the elderly who have financial challenges,
and see the commitment they have to residents
and their families – it’s a privilege to be part of
this organization.”
You may not know Jon, but he has touched the lives
Presbyterian Homes residents for nearly 30 years. His
firm has designed many of the signature buildings on
our campuses: Kimble Fitness Center in Evanston,
Lake Forest Place, and current work at The Moorings
of Arlington Heights. “Through the years, our firm
has grown to be a trusted advisor to the organization,
something that transcends the typical consultant
role. We feel more like an extension of them. I have
to say Presbyterian Homes’ love and care for residents
is like nothing I’ve ever seen. They subordinate
everything to resident care. And the Geneva Foundation
underscores this commitment. The fact that the
organization will step in to help cover costs of a
resident who outlives their finances, allowing them
to keep their anonymity while preserving their safety,
is extraordinary.”
L-R Jon Trapp, Assurance Agency; Rich Cordova, Assurance Agency; Paul Bartman,
Assurance Agency; Nadim Abi-Atoun, Chief Operating Officer, Presbyterian Homes
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Our donors bring us closer to our mission.
Our mission takes us beyond our communities.
The Geneva Foundation of Presbyterian Homes
Revenues And Support
Year Ended March 31, 2016 (Dollars in Thousands)
SOURCES OF SUPPORTING REVENUES
Contributions
Unrestricted
Restricted
Gifts to support charitable program operations
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS
UNRESTRICTED AND RESTRICTED INVESTMENT REVENUE (LOSSES)
Investment income
Net realized loss on investments
Net unrealized loss on investments
TOTAL UNRESTRICTED AND RESTRICTED INVESTMENT LOSSES
TOTAL REVENUE
SUPPORT PROVIDED FOR
Operating Fellowship Fund
Operating Outreach Fund
Operating Building and Capital Fund
Operating Thanksgiving Fund
Operating Geneva Foundation
TOTAL COSTS
FY 2016
$
629
$
2,555
3,184
3,701
(556)
(5,641)
$ (2,496)
$
$
688
$
5,430
1,768
825
130
877
9,030
$
SO MANY
WAYS
TO GIVE.
Supporting 198 vulnerable older adults through Fellowship and Outreach Funds through March 31, 2016
NET ASSETS
Change in net assets
Net assets transferred from Presbyterian Homes
Change in Valuation of Beneficial Interest
Net assets, beginning of year
NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR
(8,342)
2,400
(2,361)
150,023
$ 141,720
$
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
ASSETS
Cash and Other Current Assets
Investments
Interest in Irrevocable Trusts
Pledge Receivables and Other Non Current Assets
Advance from Geneva Foundation for Operating Expenses
TOTAL ASSETS
3,600
139,008
257
395
$ 143,260
$
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable and other
Due to Presbyterian Homes
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Restricted for support of charitable operations
Endowment
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
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$
40
1,500
56,158
41,976
43,586
$ 143,260
Fellowship Fund
Through our Fellowship Fund, we ensure that no resident will
be asked to leave our community due to inability to pay. We
extend medical and supportive services to maintain their security,
health, dignity and self-esteem. The Fellowship Fund and
its endowment have grown over the years and have been built
entirely by charitable donations from residents, families and
friends across the entire Presbyterian Homes organization.
Building Fund
Our campuses create a life-affirming environment for all our
residents. Careful attention is paid to both the beautiful
surroundings and state-of-the-art facilities to meet the constantly
evolving needs of residents and services. The Building
Fund supports capital improvements that secure the safety,
convenience and comfort of residents on all of our campuses; as
in the case of the campaign to build a Chapel at The Moorings
of Arlington Heights.
Outreach Fund
In 1904 Presbyterian Homes was founded as an act of benevolence
and grace to provide a home for impoverished older adults. The
Outreach fund is not a handout. It provides Presbyterian Homes
the ability to extend a helping hand to our neighbors in our
surrounding communities.
Operations Fund
The Geneva Foundation has a powerful story – a story worth sharing
with residents, friends of Presbyterian Homes and the communities
that surround our campuses. More than just salaries, the operations of
the Geneva Foundation include a year-round effort to communicate
the far-reaching work of the Foundation with all its constituents.
Thanksgiving Fund
At the heart of Presbyterian Homes is an extraordinary team of
people who are dedicated to meeting the needs of older adults. The
Thanksgiving Fund provides tuition assistance to employees wishing
to further their education, and provides emergency assistance
when catastrophe strikes.
Circle of Community Engagement
Community Engagement initiatives were established at all Presbyterian
Homes communities to create a network of good works and service
to the world beyond our walls. Last year we impacted nearly 5,000 people.
As an organization, Presbyterian Homes believes that community
engagement and service to others is an aspect of total personal wellness.
Each campus engages in different opportunities to help others, and
through this strengthen their own sense of purpose. In the last year
residents and staff have hosted wellness fairs, taught kids how to
swim, packed up meals for the homeless, knitted blankets, collected
school supplies, walked to show support for those in need, collected
coats, packed ready to eat meals for starving children, and played
bingo for charity among many other projects. The wheel above provides
a snapshot of the outreach being done across our organization to
benefit our neighboring communities.
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THANK
YOU
FOR YOUR
GENEROUS GIFT
Your generous gifts have given us so much. On each campus, donors are
finding new and unexpected ways to direct their philanthropy, in their own
special way, to improve the lives of residents and employees. We are so
grateful for your continuing support of the Geneva Foundation. The following
recognizes contributions from April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016.
NEW FOUNDERS ESTATE GIFTS
NAMED ENDOWMENTS
The New Founders Society recognizes the earnest commitment
of donors who have remembered Presbyterian Homes in
their will. The following is a listing of friends who, through
careful estate planning, ensured their philanthropic endeavors
would continue long after their passing. This selfless gesture
has ensured their legacy into the future. God rest their souls.
Donors who wish to perpetuate their giving both in their lifetime
and beyond can choose to create an endowment in their name.
These wonderful endowments provide beneficial income which
advances the mission of Presbyterian Homes for the lifetime of
the organization. We extend our sincerest gratitude to these very
thoughtful individuals.
James Audino Trust
Elizabeth M. Bates Trust
Edna M. Bowes and Lois J. Bowes Trust
Ethel M. Burkhardt Estate
Samuel M. Cherry Memorial Charitable Trust
Dorothy De Haseth Trust
Raleigh Hegwood Estate
Eloise Heitman Estate
Carol J. Iselt Trust
Virginia W. Little Charitable Trust
Cora Davis Magie Fund
B. James Nalway Trust
Takeko A. Nomiya Estate
George A. Paddock Jr. and
Courtney P. Paddock Trust
Catherine Painter Estate
The Rev. John P. Petersen Estate
John Winthrop Robinson Trust
Carl S. and Barbara L. Stanley Charitable Trust
Anonymous
Alice & Jack Bohlen Endowment Fund
The Charles & Calvine Bowen Endowment Fund
Daniel G. Brown Trust Endowment
George & Isabella Brown Endowment
Garth & Martha Conley Perpetual Garden Fund
Lucille Crowder Trust
Dorothy Halligan Trust
F. Haskell Fund Endowment
Robert Kermit Hill Memorial Lectureship Fund
Hough Family Foundation Endowment
Huss Family Foundation
James C. King Trust
James A. & Amanda Louisa Patten Fund
Beulah T. Morris Endowment Fund
Sidwell Foundation
B. Smith Memorial Fund Endowment
Goff & Harriett Smith Endowment
Fay & Selim Tideman Fund
The Burton Vergowe Trust
Woman’s Board Chapel Music Endowment
NEW FOUNDERS SOCIET Y
The New Founder’s Society is our formal recognition of donors who have remembered Presbyterian Homes
through their wills or have made a planned gift during their lifetimes. Their generosity helps Presbyterian Homes
secure a bright future for older adults served by the Geneva Foundation.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andersen
Miss Elizabeth M. Ashton
Miss Elizabeth Ball
Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Barkhausen, Sr.
Mrs. Charles O. Barnes
Mr. Samuel T. Beacham
Mrs. Pearl Bean
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Black
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Bohlen
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Gilbert W. Bowen
Mr. Frederick W. Brooke III
Dr. J. Robert Buchanan
Ms. Barbara Budinger
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Burd
Miss Ethel M. Burkhardt*
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley N. Caldwell
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Cape
Ms. Caroline Carter
Mrs. Vernon J. Clauson
Mrs. Eugenia C. Cremens
Mrs. Helen M. Cunningham
Mr. Richard E. Davis
Mrs. Arthur DeBoer
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Mrs. Mary Lou DeBoer
Mr. Gordon DenBoer
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dillon
Ms. Donna Lee Doughty
Mr. William J. Draver
Mrs. Jean Dusil
Mrs. Valerie S. Egem
Ms. Eileen M. Feeley
Ms. Caroline V. Frowe
Mr. M. E. Guthrie, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hall
Mrs. James Hallman
Mrs. Marilyn Hanson
Mrs. Dolores N. Haugh
Dr.* and Mrs. Paul J. Hauser
Mr. Raleigh Hegwood*
Mrs. Edith F. Hicks*
Mrs. Dagmar Howe
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart S. Hudnut
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. James
Miss Janet Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Jordan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kasten II
Miss Paula M. Keatinge
Mrs. M. Allen Kimble
Gen eva Foun dat ion
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Knight
Mrs. Glenn E. Konker
Mrs. Jane Korczynski
Ms. Judith A. Krusinger
Ms. Sue H. Lambert
Mr. Thomas M. Lillard
Mr.* and Mrs.
William L. Loving
Mrs. Ruth E. Mack
Mrs. Patricia M. Makeever
Mrs. William D. McEachron
Miss Rosemary E. McGonagle*
Ms. Kay McGovern
Mr. Allen C. Menke
Mrs. Evalyn Moore
Ms. Georgiana Morelli
Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Mueller
Mr. and Mrs.* Kermit Myers
Mrs. Takeko A. Nomiya*
Mr. and Mrs.
Harland W. Oates*
Mr. Kenneth H. Oberlander*
Mr. Harold W. Ogle
Mrs. Joyce H. Olson
The Rev. John P. Petersen*
Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Petrie
Mrs. John William Pocock
Mrs. John G. Poust
Ms. Jacqueline L. Quern
Mrs. Edward L. Renno
Mrs. James T. Rhind
Mrs. Barnard A. Savage
Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene F. Sikorovsky
Ms. Jane M. Smith
Mrs. Dorothy Southerington*
Mrs. Rita Stevens
Mrs. Henry M. Suzukida*
Miss Nancy Torbet*
Mr. Donn N. Trautman
Mrs. James D. Vail III
Mr. George Van Zevern*
Mr. Walter Wallin
Mr. C. Theodore Weeks
Dr. and Mrs.
Milton Weinberg, Jr.
Mr. Samuel Wilson
Mrs. Marilyn M. Woodman
NORMAN & SARAH BARR SOCIET Y
The following donors recognize the ever-present need for operating funds. Their yearly gifts of $5,000 or more are a
significant support to Presbyterian Homes’ ongoing mission to serve vulnerable older adult.
$100,000 +
Anonymous
Carl S. and Barbara L. Stanley
$50,000 - 100,000
Anonymous
$25,000 - 49,999
Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Andersen
The Buchanan
Family Foundation
Mr. Garth J. Conley
Mrs. Arthur DeBoer
Kenilworth Union Church
The Reusche Family
Woman’s Board of
Presbyterian Homes
$10,000 - 24,999
Assurance Agency, Ltd.
Atomatic Mechanical
Services, Inc.
Blue Cross Blue Shield
of Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Cherry
Eloise Heitmann Estate
Mr. Leland E. Hutchinson and
Ms. Jean Perkins
James Audino Trust
Reverend John P. Petersen Estate
John Winthrop Robinson Trust
Morrison Community Life
OKW Architects
Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Petrie
Samuel M. Cherry Memorial
Charitable Trust
Mrs. Barnard A. Savage
Mrs. Barbara Schwarting
Mr. and Mrs.
Neele E. Stearns, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd F. Swortzel
$5,000 - 9,999
Anonymous (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bowen
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Gilbert W. Bowen
Dr. J. Robert Buchanan
Mr. J. Melfort Campbell
Ceres Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Crane
The Davee Foundation
Horace Dawson Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dillon
Mr. and Mrs. Van R. Gathany
Gould & Ratner LLP
Mrs. Kathryn L. Guthrie
Dr.* and Mrs. Paul Hauser
Hutchinson Design Group, Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. James
Mrs. Betty A. Jenkins
Ms. Elizabeth S. Johnson and
Mr. Randall E. Sass
The JWT Family Foundation
Mrs. M. Allen Kimble
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Kleiner
Mrs. Jane Korczynski
Lindholm Roofing
MedLine Industries, Inc.
Mr. Allen C. Menke
Gertrude B. Nielsen
Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Nielsen
Patricia Jones Trust
Power Construction
Company, LLC
RLPS Architects
Skender Construction
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor III
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Cleave
W.L. Kercher Co.
The Warwick Foundation
Dr. and Mrs.
Milton Weinberg, Jr.
Ziegler
Gen eva Fo un dat i o n
* deceased
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DONORS
$1000 - 4,999
Anonymous (3)
Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen W. Adams
Affiliated Fire Systems Inc.
Ms. Bernadette T. Anders
Ms. Katrina V. Anderson
Mr. Vernon Armour
Ms. Pauline R. Asplund
Mrs. Helen H. Bair
Mr. and Mrs.
Norman L. Bannor, Jr.
Mrs. Deane A. Barmeier
Mrs. Jean I. Bauman
Mrs. Marc O. Beem
Ms. Solveig R. Bender
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bernthal
Mr. Uwe W. Bonde
Mrs. Susan S. Borys
Mrs. Donald G. Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Bridges
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bunning
Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth A. Burger
The Rev. Sarah Sarchet Butter
and Dr. John Butter
Mr.* and Mrs. George B. Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley N. Caldwell
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Cape
Mr. and Mrs. Faris F. Chesley
The Chicago
Community Foundation
Mrs. Mary M. Clark
Dr. and Mrs. Russell H. Clark
Mrs. Vernon J. Clauson
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Every donation makes a difference in the lives of the people we support.
We would like to thank and recognize donors who have contributed $1-$4,999
to the Geneva Foundation.
CliftonLarsenAllen, LLP
CNA
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Collins
Mr. James M. Copenhaver
Covenant Care at Home
Mrs. Ronald Cramer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crown
Mr. and Mrs.
R. Scott Cummings
Mrs. William W. Darrow
Deerfield Plumbing
and Sewer Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G. Denison
Mr. and Mrs. Byram E. Dickes
Mr. Floyd Dihel
Dorothy De Haseth Trust
Ms. Nancy Dorsey
Ms. Donna Lee Doughty
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Drost
Mr. and Mrs. David Duffell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Ehlert
Eriksson Engineering
Associates, Ltd.
Executive Construction, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farley
Mrs. Jane Fenninger
Mrs. Isabel Ferris
First Presbyterian Church
of Arlington Heights
First Presbyterian Church
of Wheaton
Forum Extended
Care Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.
Lester E. Frankenthal
G & M Electrical Contractors
Mr. and Mrs.* Paul J. Gerlach
Mr. and Mrs.* John O. Goad
Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew F. Gottschalk
Grand Appliance and TV
Great Haven, Inc.
Greenleaf Cabinets, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harza
HealthPro Rehabilitaion
Mr. Raleigh Hegwood*
Mrs. Molly Heizer
Mr. Eugene D. Hezner*
Gen eva Foun dat ion
Gertrude E. Hill Foundation
Mr. James E. Hill*
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Hinderyckx
Mr. Richard Hoffman
Dr. John H. Houck
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart S. Hudnut
Illinois Construction Services
Integrated Facilities
Solutions, Inc.
B. James Naleway Trust
Ms. Clara E. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kasten II
Mr. Rich Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kaufman
Mrs. Lorraine Kelly*
Mrs. Mary K. Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Knight
Mrs. Constance K. Koenig
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kohn
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kret
Mrs. Charmayne Kreuz
Mr. and Mrs. Judd W. Leland
Elizabeth Stegner and
Ernest LeVon
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Ligon
Mr. Thomas M. Lillard
Virginia W. Little
Charitable Trust
Mrs. Jean KixMiller MacMillan
Mr.* and Mrs.
James A. Madewell
Mrs. Patricia M. Makeever
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Marx
Mrs. Anne F. McMillen
Mrs. Gwendolyn R. McNamara
Mr. and Mrs.
Albert R. Menard III
Momkus McCluskey, LLC
Mrs. Evalyn Moore
Mr. Robert B. Morris
Move Me Move Managers
Mrs. Marjorie L. Mueller
Dr. and Mrs. E. Dennis Murphy
Mr. and Mrs.* Kermit Myers
Ms. Elizabeth A. Nichols
Miss Eva G. Nikellys
Mr. and Mrs. George Noble
Northwestern
Lake Forest Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. O’Brien
Mr. Thomas J. O’Brien
OnShift, Inc
Mr. Ralph M. Otwell
Catherine Painter Estate
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peck
Perkins Eastman
Mrs. Ann R. Petersen
Mr. and Mrs.
James D. Pinkerton
Pinnacle Services, Inc.
Plante Moran, PLLC
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Plochman
Mrs. John William Pocock
Point B Communications
Mrs. Ann Purky
Mr.* and Mrs.
Frederick W. Rakowsky
Mrs. James T. Rhind
Mrs. Valerie M. Rothschild
Sahara Enterprises, Inc.
The Rev. Diann S. Santschi
Mrs. Ann Schillmoeller
Mrs. Nancy P. Schubert
Ms. Elinor G. Seifried
Mrs. Hobby Shank
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton K. Smith
Mrs. Dorothy Southerington*
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan F. Stanley
Ms. June H. Steele
Mr. and Mrs.*
Philip W.K. Sweet, Jr.
Mr. Edward F. Swift
Dr. Barbara O. Taylor
Mrs. John Reid Taylor
Tecza Landscape Group
Mrs. Paul C. Tietz
Mr. Donn N. Trautman
Mr. and Mrs.
Angelo M. Virgilio
Mr. Frank J. Waldeck
Mr. Walter Wallin
Mr. C. Theodore Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Berthold L. Weller
Werner - Nugent Plumbing, Inc.
Ms. Jane A. Western
Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond O. Western
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles N. Wheatley
Mr. Andrew Wissel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wood
Works Painting & Decorating
Mr. and Mrs. Ron A. Zientarski
$500 - 999
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs.
Nadim M. Abi-Antoun
Mr. and Mrs.
Roland A. Abrahamson
Admiral Security Chicago
AEG Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Alkire
Mr. and Mrs. A. Louis Allred
Mr.* and Mrs.
Richard A. Andersen
Mr. John E. Aten
Ms. Martha V. Atkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Barland
Mr. William Barmeier
Mrs. Charles O. Barnes
Miss Barbara E. Beck
Mrs. Carole H. Bergstraesser
Mr. and Mrs.
Norman J. Bochenek
Mrs. Cynthia Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K. Brower
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bryan
Mrs. Anne M. Butler
Carol J. Iselt Trust
Mrs. Laurence A. Carton
Mr. and Mrs. John Christianson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Coffin
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Collins
Mrs. Sylvia M. Corrigan
Mrs. John S. Coulson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cox
Ms. Deborah L. Cross
Mrs. Carol DeSchutter
The Edward & Rose
Donnell Foundation
The Rev. and Mrs.
David A. Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dunnan
Mrs. Robert Eisner
Mrs. Annette Entinger
Mrs. Townsend H. Fenn
Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Frederick
Garvey’s Office Products
Mrs. Arlene N. Gates
Mrs. Eileen Golan
Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Graff
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Grant
Dr.* and Mrs.
Orville C. Green III
Mr. and Mrs.
William N. Griffin
Mrs. Joann B. Griffith
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T. Guth
Mrs. Doreen Hagerty
Ms. Nancy B. Hagstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hall
Mr. William P. Hall
Mrs. Thomas B. Hart
Mrs. Dolores N. Haugh
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hausberg
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Havrilka
Ms. Jane S. Hawley
The Reverend and Mrs.
Robert W. Hecker
Mrs. Dorrit Herreid
Mrs. Leora Hofmeister*
Mr. Lawrence Howe, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Terence X. Hurley
Mr. and Mrs.
Richard W. Hutson
Dr. and Mrs. Peter L. Jaggard
Mr. Peter H. Jones
Ms. R. Ann Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Koehresen
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Krebs
Mr. Adrian F. Kruse
The Lakota Group, Inc.
Mrs. Charlotte Lattof
Mr. and Mrs.* Louis E. LaVigne
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Lee, Jr.
Ms. Sandra Locke
Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Lyon
Mrs. Joan B. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Mathis
Mr. and Mrs.
James J. McClure, Jr.
Mrs. Hannah P. McInnis
Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth H. McLellan
Miss Betty A. Meyer
Ms. Cheryl Miller and
Mr. Adam Hurdlik
Dr. Edwin S. Mills
Mrs. Virginia W. Milnikel
The Moorings Residents
Association
Mrs. Paul L. Morrison
Miss Jane Mueller
Mrs. Sue Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Neal
Mr. and Mrs. Merle R. Nelson
Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur J. O’Grady
Mr. William B. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Patin
Ms. Debby Penar
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Piechowski
Mrs. Dorothy M. Poggianti
Mrs. Marilyn R. Potts
Mr. Robert N. Rasmus
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ray
Mr. William R. Redlich
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Richter
Mrs. Dellora F. Ridgway
Mrs. William J.O. Roberts
Ms. Sylvia P. Robinson
Ms. Marianne C. Roderick
The Rev. Dr.
Andrew Rosencrans
Mrs. Nancy T. Ruscitti
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Schiro
Mrs. Dorothy Schmit
Mrs. William L. Searle
Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Stack
Rev. Tim and Rev. Dr.
Priscilla Wilkins Stevens
Mrs. Anne Stoelting
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Talty
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert W. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thorp
Mrs. Joan G. Timmons
Ms. Sandra Topps
Turn-Key Construction, Inc.
USI Consulting Group, Inc.
Mrs. James D. Vail III
Mrs. Claire Volich
Mr. and Mrs.
Richard G. Walker
Mr. Ralph Walsh
Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence H. Weber
Mr. and Mrs.
Reinald Werrenrath, Jr.
Mr. Robert Westberg
Mrs. Bertha H. Whitmore
* deceased
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Mrs. Marilyn M. Woodman
Mrs. Doris N. Woolsey
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Zapchenk
$250 - 499
Anonymous (1)
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Adams
Mrs. Nancy Alban
Mr. Douglas W. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anichini
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Ashley
Mrs. F. Wesley Baylor
Mrs. Marc Beem, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Benni
Mrs. Wilson J. Besant
Mr. Bruce Blair
Ms. Muriel Brunger and
Mr. Jim Gerkin
Ethel M. Burkhardt Estate
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chalecki
Mr.* and Mrs. Glen A. Chauvin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Clarke
Mrs. Fay C. Cole
Mrs. Ardis D. Coninx
Mr. Vincent J. Connelly
Miss Sharon Conroy
Mrs. Rita Cortesi
Cora Davis Magie Fund
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Cross
Ms. Ann M. Cunniff
Mrs. Helen M. Cunningham
Dr. and Mrs. Ulrich Danckers
Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeBari
Mr. Gordon DenBoer
Mr. Richard D. Denison
Mrs. Dorothy A. Dinsmore
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Doub
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dowd
Mr. William J. Draver
Mrs. Ellen S. Edstrom
Elizabeth M. Bates Trust
Mrs. Charlotte Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Even
Ms. Gloria A. Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Merton R. Fish
Ms. Audrey M. Fredrickson
Dr. and Mrs. Willard A. Fry
Ms. Laura A. Gernon and
Mr. Grant J. Schexnider
Mrs. Marjorie Goedert
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Greene
Mr. Robert W. Grubbs, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Haller
Mrs. Paula Harbage and Mr.
David E. Gillingham
Mrs. Priscilla Hagglund
Mr. and Mrs.*
George L. Haussmann
Health Care Solutions
Group, Inc.
Mrs. Dorothy K. Holmberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holyoak
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward W. Horner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Howard
Mrs. Vivian C. Humphrey
Dr. and Mrs. Michel Ilbawi
Interior Design Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.
Donald L. Johnson*
Mrs. Margaret H. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. David Jones
Mrs. Gail W. Joy
Mr. and Mrs. Byron W. Kinney
Mrs. Loretta M. Klimek
Mr. Thomas Krigas
Kronos
Dr. and Mrs. Peter J. LaForge
Ms. Sue H. Lambert
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Larimer
Ms. Barbara J. Lindblad
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A. Lindquist
Mr. David Littell
Mrs. Martha M. Little
Littmann Family Schwab
Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Lorenz
Mr* and Mrs. William L. Loving
Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore W. Lucore
Mrs. Ruth E. Mack
Mr. and Mrs. Fatmir Madhi
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert T. Matthei
Mrs. Lois H. Meyer
Ms. Mary Ellen Miller
Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew E. Morgan
Mrs. Ruth Morris
Mr. Jeune Nazon
Mrs. David H. Nelson *
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Noble
Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Oberhart
Mr. Harold W. Ogle
Mr. Jack O’Kieffe
Mr.* and Mrs. Lyle E. Olson
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Palmer
Mr.* and Mrs. Sam Parker
Parkview Presbyterian Church
Ms. Elizabeth A. Patterson and
Mr. Michael L. Hermsen
Mrs. Robert A. Payne
Mr. William D. Pennell
Mrs. Alice Polito
Mr. Robert W. Race
Reese Engineering, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael K. Repperger
Resident Salon Services
Mr. Richard B. Robey and
Ms. Constance Rhind Robey
The Rev. and Mrs.
H. Kris Ronnow
Mr. Donald Rustemeyer
Mr. John Patrick Ryan
Prof. and Mrs.
Wolfgang M. Sachtler
Ms. Winifred Sadecki
Mr. Frank Savoia
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Schmid
Schneider Electric North
America Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Schwarz
Ms. Joan M. Sextro
Mrs. Covington Shackleford
Ms. Susan T. Skinner
Mrs. Anne F. Stake
Mr. Charles E. Stein
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Stitt
Ms. Carol Tatarowicz
Mr. and Mrs. Enno Toomsalu
Mr. Robert J. Treesh
Mrs. Helen Triptow
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Valentincic
Ms. Beverly Van Brocklin
Mr.* and Mrs. James E. Van Ness
Ms. Lisa Vandermark
Mrs. Peggy Walden
Mr. and Mrs. W. Daniel Wefler
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wenk
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Werdan
Dr. Ralph Westfall
Miss Ruth M. Wheeler
Ms. Carole Whitcomb
Ms. Stephanie Wilk
Ms. J. Sinclair Winton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Woods*
Ms. Robin Zafirovski
Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold R. Zisook
$100 - 249
Anonymous (4)
Dr. and Mrs. John Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Alfredson
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andersen
Dr. and Mrs.
Burton F. Anderson
Ms. Nancy E. Anderson
Ms. Mollie M. Anthony
Mrs. Necia H. Apfel
Ms. Yvonne V. Avenne
Mrs. Sanford Baer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Balch
Mr. and Mrs.
William Ballantyne
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Banach
Mr. Charles Banas
Ms. Ann J. Barton
Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Baumgartner, Sr.
Ms. Karen Bausone
The Reverend Vivian Becker
Mrs. Mary S. Bellamy
Mrs. Charles O. Bennett
Ms. Nan Birmingham
The Rev. and Mrs.
Benjamin R. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blaseck
Ms. Anna Boekstegen
Ms. Marcia Bogolub
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Bohlen
Ms. Margaret A. Botchie
Edna M. Bowes and
Lois J. Bowes Trust
Mrs. Kathye Kerchner-Boyle
Mrs. Katherine Bradley
Mr. Thomas Bradley
Ms. Marie L. Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Brandt
Ms. Rebecca S. Brenner
Ms. Laural Briggs and
Mr. Timothy J. Scale
Mr. Thomas H. Brinkmann
Mr. Frederick W. Brooke III
Miss Jean Broom*
Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence H. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bruce
Mrs. Mary O. Brugliera
Mrs. Priscilla E. Buenger*
Ms. Claire H. Buettner
Mrs. Edward Buker*
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bukowski
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Burhop
Mrs. Julienne M. Campbell
Ms. Elaine L. Chester
Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas C. Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Clark
Ms. Mary S. Collopy
Mr. Peter F. Connor*
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Crane
Mrs. W. Brandt Crooker
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Crowell
Mrs. Lenore A. Culver*
Ms. Mary E. Currie
Dahme Mechanical Industries
Ms. Mary N. Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Danielson
Ms. Helen L. Davis
Ms. Beverly J. Scally Diment
Mrs. Edward S. Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Dotson
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drake
Mrs. Inta Duks
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Eckels
Mrs. Elaine W. Eisenberg
Mrs. Betty D. Engelmann
Miss Carla H. Esch
Ms. Margret E. Fairhead
Mrs. Helen Farny
Ms. Judith C. Fellingham
Mrs. J. Olof Fellman
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ferguson*
Mrs. Raymond R. Fessler
Mr. and Mrs. Lee G. Fiorio
First Presbyterian Church
of Arlington Heights
First Presbyterian Church
of Deerfield
Mrs. Ben Fisher
Ms. Nancy J. Flannery
Ms. Jane P. Fleming
Ms. Amy Foster
Mrs. Margaret Ann Fowler
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Fox
Mrs. Loretta Foxgrover
Miss Barbara L. Franjevic
Mrs. Renate Frankenstein
Friedrichs Funeral Home, Inc.
Mrs. Barbara Gallas
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Gamber
Ms. Elizabeth B. Ganitopoulos
Mr. Raymond E. George, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gerken
Mrs. Marjorie Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gilcrest
Mr. Walter M. Givler III
Mr. Paul Gottfried
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Grad
Mrs. Lorraine A. Graf*
The Rev. and Mrs.
James W. Graham
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert N. Grant
Mrs. Michele Gregorek
Mrs. Marion O. Guyton
Mrs. Mavis C. Hagemann
Mrs. Ruth Hamilton
Mr. Glenn D. Hanson and
Ms. Mary A. Juillerat
Mrs. Eleanor Johnson
Mr. Robert C. Johnson
Ms. Susan Johnson
Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley N. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jolly
Mrs. Constance T. Jordan
Mr. Chris Kallimani
Mrs. Ruth F. Kapes
Ms. Carol Katherine Karlin
Ms. Karen Kasprzycki
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Keil
Mrs. Mary Harner
Mrs. Avis S. Hart
Mrs. Thomas P. Healy
Mrs. Priscilla J. Heerens
Heinen’s Market
Ms. Mary Helfrich
Mrs. Catherine M. Hoff
Mr.* and Mrs. Dean M. Holm
Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth A. Holmberg
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holsen
Mr. and Mrs.
Richard H. Holtan
Mrs. Mary Anne Hoover
Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Howard
Mrs. Edith F. Howell
Mr. James W. Hunt
Ms. Mary E. Hunt
Dr. and Mrs.
Arthur P. Hurter, Jr.
Mrs. Eleanor L. Jacobson
Mr. John A. Jaeschke
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Jahn
Miss Renetta Jarka
Mr. Elmer L. Johansen
Mrs. Leslie H. Kerr
Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Kirk, Jr.
Mrs. Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Klinka
Mrs. Greta B. Kob
Mrs. Lisa Krieger
Ms. Judith A. Krusinger
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kuchel
Mrs. Wendy T. Kulberg
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Lahey
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Lanza
Mr. and Mrs.
Desmond R. LaPlace
Mrs. Margaret M. Larson
Mr. Ralph Lavieri, Sr. and
Mrs.* Faythe Kalkwarf
Mr. Thomas Le Fevre
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Leipzig
Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Lenhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Lonny Levin
Mrs. David Lieberman
Mrs. Ruth G. Lochner
Mrs. John R. Lopatka
* deceased
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(Donors continued)
Mrs. Nadine S. MacFadden
Ms. Letitia Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Marlin
Mr. Richard H. Marshall
Mrs. Marilyn G. Mason
Mrs. Mary E. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Matson
Mrs. William D. McEachron
Mrs. Carol W. McGrew
Ms. Margot McMillen
Ms. Patricia R. McMillen
Menoni & Mocogni, Inc.
Mrs. Margaret R. Mensinger
Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton H. Merry, Jr.
Ms. Shirley J. Michels
Mrs. Nancy E. Miles
Ms. Pamela A. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Mohr
Mr. James Mooney
Ms. Georgiana Morelli
Mrs. John F. Muldoon
Mr. and Mrs.
Diran Nahigian
Mr. Moses Nang
Mr. and Mrs. David Napalo
Mrs. Loretta A. Neenan
Mr. and Mrs.
Gerhardt Neukirch
Mr. and Mrs.
Archibald R. Newton
Mrs. Ruth Nissen
Takeko A. Nomiya Estate
Ms. Pauline T. Norris
Mr. Ralph Nozaki
Ms. Maria S. Ochs
Ms. Lynn Olson
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Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth W. Padgitt
Mrs. Mary Ellen Padgitt
Mr. Robert Pattock
Mrs. Diane Petersen
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Peterson
Ms. Mary Phemister
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Piechota
Mrs. Judith Pigozzi
Mr. H. Russell Platt
Ms. Joann Poplar
Presbyterian Women in
the Presbytery of Chicago
Mrs. Alice K. Pringle*
Mr. Raymond A. Projahn
Mrs. Linda Pushaw
Mrs. Moira T. Putnam
Ms. Jacqueline L. Quern
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rahe
Mrs. Gwyn D. Rahr
Mrs. Marilyn M. Rainer
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Read
Mrs. Edward L. Renno
Mrs. Irmgard Reuter
Mrs. Mary Ann Rickert
Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Rosenheim
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Rossow
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rotunno
Mr. Richard J. Rotunno
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Rumney III
Mrs. Ellen M. Salter
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sandgren
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Scheyer
Mrs. Rosalind B. Schmitt
Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest M. Schneider
Gen eva Foun dat ion
Miss Doris A. Schulze
Mr. Robert C. Seitz
Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Shannon
Dr. and Mrs.
Morgan F. Simmons
Mr. John A. Sivright
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Smith
Mrs. Charles L. Solberg
Mr.* and Mrs. Eliot B. Spiess
Mrs. Eleonore Srodulski
Mrs. Helen K. Stake*
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Standish
Mrs. Beulah S. Steffen
Mrs. Rita Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stohlgren
Mrs. Jean Stonier*
Mrs. Mari Ann Swanson
Mrs. Darlene K. Tennerstedt
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert D. Thomson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Thurber
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tide
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Toft
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Tolan
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Tompkins
Town and Country Arts Club
Mrs. Betty G. Treiber
Mrs. Mary Alice Tucker
Mrs. Abe Vinik
Ms. Christine H. Vlahakis
Ms. Emily Vogel
Mrs. Vicki Warning
Ms. Bonnie M. Wehrenberg
Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Weinberger
Mr. Harold Wells
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Wesley
Mrs. Katherine Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. West
Mrs. William G. Whitney
Mrs. Maryanne Wilkie
Mrs. Janet Williams
Mrs. Jane T. Williamson
Mrs. Jacqueline Willrich
Mrs. Mary T. Wilson
Mrs. James F. Wilson
Mrs. Elva Witler
Mr. Laurance A. Woollard
Mrs. Margot F. Wynkoop
Ms. Frances J. Yates
Mr. David Zeile
Mrs. Ruth Zekowski
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Mrs. Shirley Abrams
Mrs. Shirley M. Aiken
The Rev. Dr. Janet Aldrich
Ms. Marilyn R. Antonik
Mrs. Margarita D. Apostol
Mrs. Judy Archambault
Mrs. Jesse M. Ashcraft*
Miss Elizabeth M. Ashton
Mr.* and Mrs. Joseph Babula
Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Barkhausen, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Bartelt
Mrs. Pearl Bean
Mrs. Paul G. Becker
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael F. Beecher
Mrs. Theodore Behr
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bell
Ms. Jane Blanshard
Mrs. Yngve Bloomquist
Ms. Carolyn M. Bonness
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boulund
Mr. and Mrs.
Warren A. Breckenridge
Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew W. Brown
Mrs. Anne R. Brown
Mrs. Linda Brueggeman
Mr. Ross T. Buchanan
Miss Mary L. Buckmaster
Mrs. Nancy W. Burnside
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Burrell
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Bushala
Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Cain
Mrs. Dorothy Calkins
Mrs. Marcia L. Carlisle
Ms. Bethanne Christopher
Ms. Nancey Cohen and
Mr. Stuart H. Mest
Ms. Maureen Conley
Mrs. Janice Conner
Mrs. Shirley F. Crandall
Mrs. Marilyn L. Criche
Mrs. Pat Dancey
Mrs. Mary Lou DeBoer
Mrs. Engadine F. Decker
Ms. Christine R. Dentamaro
Mrs. Mary Jane DeWan
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Doland
Ms. Joan K. Downey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Eck
Mrs. Mary Eichenfeld
Mrs. Leonard Everson
Ms. Eileen M. Feeley
Ms. Marilu Figueroa
Mr. Louis F. Fogg
Mr. and Mrs.
William D. Folland
Mrs. Martha Fredrickson
Mrs. Myron D. Freedman
Mrs. Marcia L. Freeman
Ms. Judith A. Friese
Ms. Tanya R. Friese
Mr. Yordan Furnadzhiev
Mrs. Carmela Gaffney
Givalike
Ms. Marla S. Gordon
Mrs. William G. Grashorn
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Green
Mrs. Deborah P. Gundersen
Mrs. Cassandra Harris
Mrs. Margaret S. Harris
Mrs. June Hemsey
Mrs. Arne P. Henriksen
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael A. Hermanson
Ms. Sharon K. Hermanson
Mrs. Eloise M. Humphrey*
Miss Jane Hyosaka
Miss Mary Hyosaka
Mrs. Marian Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Jacobson
Ms. Helen T. Jendricks
Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher Johnson
Mr. and Mrs.
Donald R. Johnson
Mrs. Joanne C. Johnson
Miss Janet Jones
Ms. Carolyn A. Kalina and
Mr. James P. Whalen
Miss Paula M. Keatinge
Mrs. Irene Kincheloe
Mrs. Gayle Kittredge
Mrs. Wendy K. Klein
Mrs. Verna L. Koenig
Mrs. Helen J. Kohr
Ms. Paloma C. H. Larramendi
Mr. John W. Le Fevre
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leyden
Ms. Alice Linehan
Mrs. June Luneburg
Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas W. MacFadden
Mrs. Bruce MacFarlane
Ms. Barbara S. Malmquist
Mr. and Mrs.
Richard J. Mandahl
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mandell
Mrs. Marion Manetas
Ms. Theresa Mathe
Mr. Frank McCabe
Mrs. Caroline H. McCarty
Ms. Sara K. McGuire and
Mr. Erik G. Schnitger
McKinlock Post No. 264
American Legion
Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel E. McTier
Mrs. Eva Mendelson
Mrs. Cheryl L. Miceli
Mr. David N. Michael
Mr. Norman Michaud
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Michel
Mrs. Joanne C. Miles
Dr. and Mrs. David K. Miller
Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Miller
Ms. Barbara Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Moore
Ms. Betty R. Morgan
Mrs. Catherine F. Morris
Ms. Lynne Mueller
Mr. Wayne L. Nelson
Ms. Kathleen Nichols
Mr. David R. Olson
Mrs. Joyce O’Mara
George A. Paddock Jr. &
Courtney P. Paddock Trust
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael R. Papierniak
Mrs. Jeanne M. Parker
Mrs. MaryLou Patulo
Pembridge Enterprises LLC
PEO Sisterhood Chapter CV
Mrs. C. Allan Peterson
Ms. Patricia H. Pickard
Mr. Sabra Pitler and
Ms. Cherie Natenberg
Ms. Marlene A. Powers
Mrs. Jytte Ravn-Hansen
Ms. Elizabeth M. Rehder
Ms. Jill K. Reid
Ms. Marsha A. Richman and
Mr. Richard F. Lanyon
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Robb
Ms. Narantsetseg J. Robisky
Dr. Frank L. Roe
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan D. Roecker
Mrs. Virginia Rohrer
Mrs. Trudy Ronnel
Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph S. Ronowski
Mr. Erv Rowlands
Mrs. Edith M. Salm
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Salter
Ms. Mary I. Sandonato
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Sandri
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schlawin
Mrs. Barbara Schober
Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene V. Schuler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schultze
Ms. Marjorie L. Schulz
Katherine Schumacher Estate
Mr.* and Mrs. Harry Schuman
Ms. Nancy T. Schwikert
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
D. Douglas Seleen
Ms. Suzanne E. Shade
Ms. Juanita Shepherd
Ms. Karen Shin
Mr. David H. Smith
Mrs. Jane R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Smith
Mr. William J. Smith*
Mrs. Eleanor M. Snell*
Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy W. Stoneberg
Mrs. Constance L. Stresino
Ms. Janet Swartz
Mr. John F. Swenson
Mrs. Helen S. Taraszka
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor
Mrs. Mary G. Tempinson
Mrs. Frances Tenison
Mrs. Charles Thiel
Mrs. Dorothy J. Thiermann
Ms. Suzanne Timble
Mr. Calvin J. Tindall
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Tranter
Mrs. Ruth C. Uchtman
Ms. Miriam L. Van Buren
Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Van de Ven
Mrs. Katherine K. Veness
Village of Skokie
Ms. Deborah Walters
Ms. Barbara Weeks
Miss Patricia M. Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. L. Mark West, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. White
Ms. Kathleen A. Witcraft
Mrs. Hiawatha J. Woolford
Ms. Debra Yates
Mrs. Joyce A. Yrjanson
Mr. and Mrs. James Zaworski
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PRESBY TERIAN HOMES BOARD MEMBERS
OFFICERS
LIFE DIRECTORS
PRESBYTERIAN HOMES COMMUNITIES
Chair
Mr. John A. Andersen
Mr. Leland E. Hutchinson
Mr. George H. Bodeen
LAKE FOREST PLACE
1100 Pembridge Dr.
Lake Forest, IL 60045
phone: 847-604-8800
Dr. Gilbert W. Bowen
President and CEO
Dr. Mark K. Bowen
Mr. Todd F. Swortzel
Rev. Sarah Sarchet Butter
Mr. Wiley N. Caldwell
Secretary
Mr. Faris Chesley
Ms. Paula Noble
Mr. Donald C. Clark
Dr. Fay Lomax Cook
Treasurer
Mr. Byram E. Dickes
Mr. J. Marshall Peck
Mr. William S. Dillon
Mr. Thomas A. Donahoe
Assistant Secretary
Rev. David A. Donovan
Ms. Joanne McDonagh
Mr. Wilbur S. Edwards
WESTMINSTER PLACE
3200 Grant St.
Evanston, IL 60201
phone: 847-570-3422
THE MOORINGS OF
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
811 E. Central Rd.
Arlington Heights, IL 60005
phone: 847-956-4095
TEN TWENTY GROVE
1020 Grove St.
Evanston, IL 60201
phone: 847-866-2111
KING HOME
1555 Oak Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201
phone: 847-866-2111
Mr. Jon T. Ender
Assistant Treasurer
Mr. Earl J. Frederick
Mr. Mark Havrilka
Mr. Van R. Gathany
Ms. Kathryn L. Guthrie
ELECTED DIRECTORS
Ms. Diane T. Hart
Ms. Fran Carroll
Dr. Linda Hughey Holt
Mr. Charles Denison
Mr. Edward W. Horner, Jr.
Mr. Mark Dennis, Jr.
Mr. Stewart S. Hudnut
Mr. George T. Drost
Mr. Edward R. James
Ms. Monica Heenan
Mr. Walter Kasten II
Mr. Gregory W. Hummel
Mr. Robert P. Knight
Mr. Leland E. Hutchinson
Mr. Adrian F. Kruse
Rev. Michael Kirby
Mr. Thomas M. Lillard
Mr. Dennis R. Marx
Mr. Archibald McClure
Mr. E. Dennis Murphy
Dr. John J. McGillen
Ms. Elizabeth Nichols
Mr. Allen C. Menke
Ms. Paula Noble
Mr. R. Douglas Petrie
Mr. J. Marshall Peck
Ms. Cynthia Willis Pinkerton
Mr. Harlan F. Stanley
Ms. Jaqueline L.Quern
Mr. Mark F. Toledo
Mr. Eugene F. Sikorovsky
Ms. Jane Western
Mr. Neele E. Stearns, Jr.
Mr. James R. Surpless
Dr. Milton Weinberg, Jr.
Mr. Charles N. Wheatley
Mr. Frank H. Whitehand
Mr. Robert J. Winter
THE GENEVA FOUNDATION
3200 Grant Street
Evanston, Illinois 60201
THANK YOU
PHONE
847-492-2959
WEBSITE
www.presbyterianhomes.org/geneva
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LICENSURE
City of Evanston Health
Department
Illinois Department of Public
Health for Health Care,
Home Care, and Hospice Care
American Society for Aging
Buehler Center on Aging,
Northwestern University
Leading Age and Leading Age
IllinoisMetropolitan Chicago
Healthcare Council
Presbytery of Chicago
Presbyterian Association
of Homes and Services
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These have been transforming
times for Presbyterian Homes.
But one thing that never
changes is the people. Our
residents inspire us to never lose
site of our mission.
OUR MISSION STATEMENTS
The Geneva Foundation transforms lives by
enriching Presbyterian Homes communities
through generous and responsible philanthropy.
Presbyterian Homes, a faith based not-for-profit,
creates vibrant communities with distinctive
programs, quality supportive services and
excellence in lifestyle choices to enrich the
lives of residents and their families.
And they remind us with
their generosity to the Geneva
Foundation. We are humbled by
their compassion and joy.
With gratitude.
Todd F. Swortzel
President and CEO
Presbyterian Homes
Leland E. Hutchinson
Chair, Board of Directors
Presbyterian Homes
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