SUMMER 2013
SU
ANNUAL
REPORT
ISSUE
“ALL THE NEWS
WS THAT FITS” FROM OUR HOMES T
TO YOURS
The beginning of 171 new beginnings!
May 1, 2013
“Light Rail is doing exactly what we thought it could do, which is
to transform our community, to rebuild our community, to reconnect
our community – and there is no better example of what the power
of Light Rail and a great transit corridor can do than this project
that we break ground on here today. Congratulations!”
– Saint Paul Mayor Chris Coleman
When it opens in Fall 2014, our Midway Village senior apartment complex
will provide 171 beautiful new beginnings for seniors with diverse wants and needs. It truly “took a village” to
make this possible. Accordingly, the ground that was broken was collected in a wheelbarrow to symbolize each
partner’s contribution toward our common goal. This soil will be used to nurture new life for our residents and their
families to enjoy forever in Midway Village’s two-story indoor Winter Garden and outdoor Village Greenway.
The Shovel-Wielding Seven (Left to Right): Marvin Plakut (Episcopal Homes President & CEO) • Saint Paul Mayor Chris Coleman
• Russ Stark (City Council Member representing our district) • George Latimer (see Page 2) • The Rt. Rev. Brian N. Prior (Bishop,
Episcopal Church in Minnesota) • Bette Ashcroft (Chair, Board of Trustees) • Paul Woxland (HUD). “It takes a village.”
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Our village truly takes a village. Through our ongoing All Aboard Capital Campaign, $5 million of private
philanthropic dollars secures our ability to finance our $45.5 million Midway Village senior apartment complex.
As this issue of our newsletter goes to press, we have raised just over $3.5 million (71%) toward our $5 million
goal, which we hope to exceed.
Clearly, a project of this magnitude requires support of all kinds and sizes. Every dollar matters. We invite you to
come aboard and join the community leaders listed here in support of the largest development along the Light Rail
since the Union Depot restoration. To learn more about our capital campaign, call Shelly Rucks at 651-632-8855.
Capital Campaign Partners
Anonymous (3)
The Rev. Ernest and Bette Ashcroft
Lindsay and David Becker
Benson-Orth Associates, Inc.
Justin and Denise Cole
Mary Sue Comfort
Patrick Dewane
Alden Drew and Mimie Pollard
Amy and Dr. Jack Fistler
Cecelia M. Goswitz Fund
of the Saint Paul Foundation
Kenneth and Ann Peters Fund
of the Minneapolis Foundation
Fetlework Gimite
Paul Hagen
Martha and Graham Hatcher
Kris and Robert Hennelly
Margaret Holden Estate
Tom and Pamela Hove
Dick and Chris Howard
James and Mary Huber
James Jensen
Dr. Vernon E.
and Mary Ann Johnson Estate
James E. Johnson
Lucy Rosenberry Jones
Anne and Lewis Kamiri
Mike and Christine Karel
Betsy and David Kelly
Elaine Swanson Larson Estate
Mary C. and Michael Lilja
Dusty Mairs
James and Sarah Jane
McCarthy Markoe
The Rev. Diane McGowan
and Mitchell Pearlstein
Donald and Bette McIlrath
The Rev. Rex and Linda McKee
Barbara B. Morison
Catherine Myers
Julie and Steve Niewald
Dick Nowlin
and Marit Smaby-Nowlin
Sarah Jane Nowlin
Ferdinanda Otness
Dan and Pat Panshin
Marvin J. Plakut
and Darvia K. Herold
The Right Rev. Brian N. Prior
Jean and Tom Probst
Rick Rinkoff and Julia Ferguson
Mary Roberts
The Rev. Grant
and Meredith Hatch Robinson
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Shelly and Steve Rucks
Nancy Snow Estate
Bob and Diane Stupka
Mike Trossen
Cynthia Verhey
Ellen Watters
The Venerable Irma Wyman
Nicole Zauhar
Foundation Partners
F.R. Bigelow Foundation
Hardenbergh Foundation
Mardag Foundation
The Quaker Hill Foundation
The Saint Paul Foundation
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THE TERRACE AT IRIS PARK
“Sure, my kids and I will miss our home
of 39 years, but at this juncture, having a life
matters more to me than having a house.
“Episcopal Homes has a great reputation,
there’s a palpable sense of community, I’ll be
within 10 minutes of my four kids who live in
town, and the Light Rail will be at my door.
“The 2014 opening date will give me plenty
of time to decide what to bring with me. By
the way, I will have a very nice house to sell.”
– George Latimer
“Our home was just the right size when there were
seven of us living in it,” says George, “but it’s just been
me since my Nan (Nancy Moore Latimer) passed away
seven years ago. I’m 78 now. I really don’t need all this
space, and I know I won’t be able to drive forever, so
I started looking at other options a couple years ago.”
While George could afford to stay in his home, he
has concluded that “having a life” matters more to him
than having a house. He wants to make sure that his
four children who live in town can continue to have
their own lives too.
“My kids visit me every week and are always doing
things to help out,” says George. “I’m still in fairly
good shape, but I know that I’m gradually declining.
George Latimer, former Saint Paul Mayor
and future resident of The Terrace at Iris Park.
If I were to stay in our big house, my kids’ role would
slowly – or perhaps suddenly – evolve from being
helpers to being caregivers. I don’t want to do that
to them. I don’t want to ever let our relationship become
about caring for Dad. I want it to always be about
sharing with Dad. Living at The Terrace will ensure
that, even if I should need 24/7 home care someday.”
George had three primary criteria for evaluating
his options: (1) Reputation, (2) Community, and
(3) Practical Benefits for himself and his family.
Reputation: George’s wife Nan was a Senior Program
Officer for the McKnight Foundation. She had told him
that Episcopal Homes’ President and CEO Marvin Plakut
was “one of the good ones.” She’d been impressed with
his commitment to building high quality, affordable
housing for seniors in Saint Paul.
As George began exploring his options in earnest, he
heard more good things about Episcopal Homes from
friends, including Saint Paul Mayor Chris Coleman.
Our two most recent residences were built on his watch
with his enthusiastic support: Carty Heights (2007)
and Kings Crossing (2010). Mayor Coleman is also
a regular visitor to Cornelia House where his in-laws
Jan and Jim Johnson have lived since it opened in
2005. Our reputation passed muster.
There comes a time when each of us has to be honest
about how much house we need to call it “home.”
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TRANSITIONAL CARE
Speaking at our May 1 groundbreaking for his
new home: “My daughter told Deb Veit, ‘He wants
the biggest one at the top.’ She knows her father.”
“After my first knee surgery, I chose Episcopal
Homes for my rehab because it was convenient
for my husband Grover.
“After my second knee was done, I came back
because of how much the staff cares. The first
person I saw was a nurse with a familiar face.
She beamed and said, ‘Hi, Sheryle!’
“After three years and seeing so many patients
come and go, Lynne Arlington remembered me!
So did ‘Dr.Mark’ MacDonald the medical director.
He greeted me with a big hug. My healing began
with being recognized and cared about. Healing is
about so much more than medication and therapy.”
– Sheryle Givens
Two-Time Rehab Patient
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Community: “I have some very dear, long-time
friends who live in Cornelia House at Episcopal
Homes,” says George. “Ruby Hunt and Dave
and Judy Nass. I am also getting to know Jan and
Jim Johnson through my friendship with Chris
Coleman. All of them have told me that they feel
a palpable sense of community here. I’ve felt it
myself when I’ve visited them. Community matters
a lot to me, and being part of this community will
never hinge on my being able to drive.”
George added that the sense of community extends
to the Episcopal Homes staffers he’s met, especially
Deb Veit, our Community Relations Director. Deb
is the go-to person for people who want to learn
more about the three residences in Midway Village.
Sheryle continues, “I believe that healing is as much about
restoring one’s spirit as it is about restoring one’s body.”
“I’ve found that nothing restores my spirit like feeling
cared for, respected, and connected. That is how I felt both
times in the TCU (Transitional Care Unit) at Episcopal
Church Home, and that is why I volunteered to share my
story. I think almost everyone who reads this will be faced
with having to choose a TCU for rehab someday.”
“Here’s an example of what I’m talking about,” continues
Sheryle. “At first, I was loopy with pain medication and still
not comfortable. My therapist sensed this. She asked how
I was feeling and I told her. So she went easy on me, and
Practical Benefits: For George, they include living
on the Light Rail (“Much better than the Downtown People Mover idea we were kicking around
back in 1979”), and having a warm water therapy
pool, a fitness center, and a host of other amenities
right downstairs. The primary practical benefit for
his children will be living within 10 minutes of their
dad. “Except for my son who lives in Colorado,
that is,” says George. “But when he visits, he’ll
be able to take the Light Rail from the airport to my
door. Yes, we’ll miss the old house, but home is
where the heart is, and it will be moving in 2014.”
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The photograph
of Sherlye and
Grover was taken
by our Chaplain
Lisa Nilles. It took
them a moment to
figure out where
they’d met before.
It turned out to be
in February 2010
during Sheryle’s
first knee rehab.
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we did my therapy right in my room. She understood
that I was in no mood to be wheeled down the hall to
the therapy gym. As I progressed, she always knew
how hard to push me without making me feel overwhelmed. She cared more about how I was feeling than
‘where I was supposed to be’ on any given day of my
rehab. Together, we reached all of my goals in the
normal amount of time.”
Another thing that struck Sheryle was how “connected”
all of the staff were with each other and, in turn, with
her. “I’m not just talking nursing and therapy staff
here,” says Sheryle. “The feeling of connectedness
included everyone – the food service people, Dan the
housekeeper, and me. Dan and I had some great
conversations about the downtown Saint Paul of our
youth. The favorite places that aren’t there anymore.
All of this helped restore my spirit, and my body
couldn’t help but follow along.”
Sheryle and her husband Grover have been married
for five years. Both of them had been married before.
They met at Mount Olivet Baptist Church in Saint Paul
where Grover is an associate minister and Sheryle is a
deaconess. Sheryle has been in business all her life.
She was the marketing director of Souhdale in its early
years, then marketing director of Galtier Plaza when it
opened. Later, she got involved with the Metropolitan
Area Agency on Aging (MAAA) and traveled statewide to train local staffs for the Senior LinkAge Line.
The couple launched MJAS* (pronounced “ma-JAZ”)
on June 26, 2010 as a retirement career. “I’ve dreamed
of making jewelry since my mother bought me a sea
shell jewelry kit when I was nine,” says Sheryle.
“When I look back on my professional life, I can see
the hand of God at work getting me the training and
experience I needed to make my dream come true. My
four grandchildren, after whom our business is named,
each have different gifts from God. Each of those gifts
has been very helpful in getting us off the ground.
God has a plan for all of us. I pray that it includes our
grandchildren taking over our business after Grover
and I have been called home.” We do too, Sheryle!
*Sheryle’s jewelry studio and showroom is called MJAS after her four grandchildren, Mykel, Jasmine, Anthony, and Sydney.
It is located in the Everest Arts & Science Center at 713 Minnehaha Avenue East, Suite 211, Saint Paul MN 55106 • 651-774-1766
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THE RETURN OF
THE PRODIGAL PURSE
Ruby Hunt
Cornelia House Resident
The Friday Evening Social Hour at Cornelia House
started out a few years ago with a few snacks and folks
bringing their own beverages. Now, it has evolved
into an appetizing pot luck with folding chairs having
to be brought into the Coffee Shop to provide for the
growing enthusiastic participation.
At a recent gathering, I sat at a table with a group
that included Jim Johnson. He proceeded to tell us
how his wife, Jan, had lost her purse. They had lunch
at the Neighborhood Café and then went shopping at
one of the quaint stores that make up the intersection
of Selby and Snelling. When they got to the store, Jan
discovered she didn’t have her purse. She was sure
she left it on the counter at the Neighborhood Café
when she put on her coat. So Jim dashed back to the
restaurant but found it was not there and had not
been turned in.
Upon returning home, Jim started the long process
of notifying the appropriate agencies in order to avoid
illegal use of Jan’s identity. Fortunately, Jim is an
accomplished techie and he was able to do most of this
by computer, but it still took several hours. He called
Social Security and the IRS, where he was given the
telephone number of three credit rating agencies to
call. He also called credit card companies and Cornelia
House to disengage Jan’s fob (the means of entry to
our building). He admonished us never to carry our
Social Security card with us. Either memorize the whole
number or at least the last four digits. Soon, most
people there knew about Jan’s lost purse.
As the evening wore on a young man entered the room.
(By young, I mean relatively speaking. He was 47.)
When we saw he was carrying a purse, we all erupted
with cheers, and Jan rushed over to give him a hug.
Jim offered him a reward, but he graciously refused.
He was invited to join us and served a glass of wine.
Then we all had another glass of wine and proceeded
to have a wonderful chat with this young man. His
name is Pat Daddy, and he is the head bartender at
O’Gara’s. He said the purse was found on the sidewalk
outside their bar and restaurant.
Good Samaritan Pat Daddy with Cornelia House resident
Jan Johnson and the Prodigal Purse he returned.
Jim took out his iPhone and took a picture of Jan and
Pat toasting each other with a glass of wine. Then Pat
took out his iPhone and had Jim take another picture
for him. He stayed for about half an hour and then bid
us farewell. I hope when he got to O’Gara’s the next
day he told his buddies what it’s like at the “old folks
home” on Friday night. I think we surprised him!
By (literally) going the extra mile
to return Jan Johnson’s purse,
our Good Samaritan, Pat Daddy,
created what we call “a WOW
Moment.” He did a kindness that
made others think, “WOW, that was
really nice!” Episcopal Homes has been
blessed with staff and volunteers who create “WOW Moments”
every day for our residents, their families, visitors, and each
other. If you’ve visited us, you know how good it feels to be
WOWed. But we are always striving to raise the bar on
ourselves. We want every moment to be a “WOW Moment.”
That’s why you’ll see our staff and volunteers wearing these
little “WOW buttons” along with their name tags. The name
tags say who we are. The WOW buttons say what we do.
We invite you to let us know how we’re doing!
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Back by popular demand!
SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 • 4-8 PM
On our campus at University & Fairview
in Saint Paul’s Midway
“Memories for every adult. Dreams for every kid.”
70+ of Minnesota’s best Classic Cars and Street Rods
straight from Memory Lane
Vintage-priced Corn Dogs, Cheese Curds, Root Beer Floats
served-up by our awesome resident and staff volunteers
Hot Dogs, Chips, Pop by Boy Scout Troop 83
from St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Saint Paul Park. They’ll be
raising funds for camping trips, uniforms, awards, and gear
FREE ADMISSION
We ask you to bring one Food Shelf Donation per person
(last year, we collected over 500 pounds of food and over
$300 in cash donations for nearby Keystone Food Shelf)
Last year was our first-ever Classic Car Rally. Nearly 1,800 neighbors
joined the fun. Our bus logged over 250 miles shuttling visitors
between the Goodwill/Easter Seals lot and our campus (which is just
across the street)! The Keystone Food Shelf was grateful for everyone’s donations. It was a Real Good Time that did some Real Good!
This year will be even better. See you Saturday, August 17th!
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FREE PARKING with
SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE
in the Goodwill/Easter Seals lot
right across University Avenue
from our campus. Enter the lot
from Fairview Avenue and
follow the signs. Easy!
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CHAPLAIN’S CORNER
Chaplain Lisa Nilles (from the Roman Catholic tradition)
“Archbishop Flynn is here!” the receptionist cheerfully announced
on my office phone. I headed to the lobby to welcome Catholic
Archbishop Emeritus Harry Flynn, once again, to Episcopal
Homes to say Mass. I found him and the receptionist talking and
laughing together like old friends. On our short walk from the lobby
to the chapel, Archbishop Flynn engaged each person we passed.
“What country are you from?” he asked an aide. Soon they were
sharing stories about Uganda. “Well I can certainly see the resemblance!” he remarked when passing a mother and daughter, “How
nice to see you!” At the beginning of the procession into Leigh
Chapel, he reached to tap the organist on the shoulder and said,
“Thank you for being here today.” Before Mass even began,
everyone in his presence felt blessed.
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Archbishop Flynn has made twice-yearly visits to Episcopal Homes. These visits highlight the strong Catholic
faith life on campus. For over 20 years, the priests and lay leaders of nearby St. Mark’s Catholic Church have
come to Episcopal Homes twice a week to lead communion services, say the Rosary, offer Mass, or administer
sacraments. This extraordinary commitment leads Chaplain Lisa Nilles to call Episcopal Homes “the North
Campus of St. Mark’s.” Also, for the past three years, Fr. Michael Becker of St. John Vianney Seminary has
come monthly to the Church Home to say Mass. We are grateful for the many ways the local Catholic community
supports the faith life of Catholic residents at Episcopal Homes. Thank you!
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
Reading aloud
to Church Home
residents
After 30 years of teaching overseas for the Department
of Defense, Sarah Jane Nowlin returned to Episcopal
Church Home in 2003. She wanted a retirement career
and found it back where she first discovered how much
she loved volunteering with older adults.
Sarah Nowlin began volunteering at Episcopal
Church Home in the 1950’s when she was a young girl.
On Sundays, Sarah and her mother would transport
residents to St. Mark’s Cathedral in Minneapolis. Now,
50+ years later, Sarah’s volunteer work has expanded
to become a nearly full-time retirement career –
and not just at Episcopal Church Home.
Episcopal-
A typical week: Mondays, Sarah reads aloud for residents in Leigh Chapel in the mornings, then helps
with lunch in one of the Church Home’s Households.
Tuesdays, Sarah volunteers at Galtier Elementary
School in the library. Wednesdays, she does Meals on
Wheels and reads aloud for another group of Church
Home residents. Thursdays are spent bringing residents
to services in the Coventry Chapel and preparing for
lunch in another Church Home Household. Fridays
are spent volunteering at the bookstore at St. Mark’s
Cathedral. Sarah is on the Episcopal Homes Board
of Trustees too. “The times I’m volunteering are the
times that I’m most in love with life!” Amen, Sarah!
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THE SAGE SINGERS
April 24, Minneapolis Convention Center
The Sage Singers are residents of Cornelia House,
Seabury, Carty Heights, and Kings Crossing (our
Independent Living residences). They’ve been making
a joyful noise for about a year under the direction
of Joey Clark from MacPhail. “It’s part of MacPhail’s
Music for Life Partnership,” says Joey. “It’s a unique
participatory lifelong learning program that engages
adults from 55 to 103+ through music.”
The Sage Singers (a name the group chose for itself)
are definitely “engaged.” On April 24, they were one
of two senior groups invited to perform for more than
1,000 supporters at the 10th Anniversary Music
Matters Luncheon (MacPhail’s biggest fund raiser)
where over $450,000 was raised to support financial
aid opportunities and sustain MacPhail’s extraordinary
programs (like Music for Life). Then, on June 4, the
Sage Singers performed their first full concert for friends
and neighbors on our campus at Coventry Chapel.
“I’ve always wanted to sing,” says one member.
“Dreams do come true if you wait long enough!”
Loretta
Eklund is
100 years
young!
Photo by Steve Barnett
June 4, Coventry Chapel
www.tenthousandthings.org
Photo by Paula Keller
Seabury resident Loretta
Eklund’s twinkling eyes and
her big smile are part of just
about every social event on
our campus. Monday, June 3,
the social event was Loretta’s
birthday, and her neighbors threw her a wonderful party –
complete with live music by new Seabury resident (and sax
legend) Irv Williams and friends. Loretta was delighted
and touched. “I haven’t had so much fun in 100 years!”
“STELLA!” On May 15, A Steetcar Named Desire
stopped at Carty Heights. The community room was
packed with residents from all four of our Independent
Living residences. This is the second production that
the professional Ten Thousand Things theater company
has brought to our crowd, both times to rave reviews.
“I can’t believe they can bring that kind of theater to
our own home,” says one resident. “This
was so real and raw!” Thanks to our Arts
and Events Coordinator Kristin Aitchison
for lighting up our stage – and our lives!
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Thanks to our all-Volunteer 2012 Boards for their
community-building vision and guidance!
Episcopal Homes
Board of Trustees
Bette Ashcroft, Chair
Rick Rinkoff, 1st Vice
Chair/Treasurer
Alden Drew, 2nd Vice
Chair
Dusty Mairs, Secretary
Denise Cole
Mary Sue Comfort
Amy Fistler
Tom Hove
Jim Johnson
Betsy Kelly
Mary Lilja
Robert McClay
The Rev. Rex McKee
Jean Probst
Cynthia Verhey
Ellen Watters
Honorary Chair:
The Rt. Rev.
Brian N. Prior
Episcopal Church Home
Board of Directors
Denise Cole, Chair
Kris Hennelly, Vice Chair
Sarah Nowlin, Secretary
Sam Abdullai, Treasurer
Bette Ashcroft
Chris Howard
Andy Otness
Mary Huber
Catherine Myers
Lois Young
Associates:
Janice Barrett-Menzel
2012 Financial Overview
Martha Hatcher
Judy McMillen
Dick Nowlin
Jean Probst
Joyce Risser
Alys Wilson
Honorary Associates:
Bette Braasch
Sylvia Carty
Helen E. Sell
Marilyn Van Zyl
Expenses
Revenues
Residential Services: 75.5%
Residential Rental Income: 23.5%
Management Fees: 2.0%
Contributions: 0.6%
Other Revenue: 2.9%
Investment Income: 1.3%
Nursing: 27%
Other Related Care: 3%
General and Administrative: 17%
Depreciation and Amortization: 12%
Payroll and Employee Benefits: 8%
Interest: 6%
Dietary: 6%
Plant Operations and Maintenance: 7%
Ancillary Services: 5%
Housekeeping: 4%
Property and Related: 4%
Spiritual Life: 1%
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Volunteers
Elsa Abed
Wendy Adamson
Haben Adhanom
Vera Alenov
Candyce Alexander
Kimberly Alquicira
Gelila Atamre
Aga Ayana
Laura Behler
Ruth Belmonte
Shurube Beriso
Tsige Bite
Bonnie Boehm
James Boehm
Breana Boesche
Khadija Brown
Pat Brynteson
Aaron Buchholz
Milo Bue
Richard Carlson
Jean Casler
Taylor Cheney
Wendy Coles
Kelby Cook
Corey Crosson
Dianne Del Giorno
Joanie Delamater
Juan Delgado
Lizzy Dombrock
Jake Downs
Gina Dudley
Anne Duffy
Marilyn Erickson
Burhan Esse
Clarissa Felixberger
Brittany Fontanez
Sylvia Franco
Katrina Freund
Hebron Fuller
Israel Fuller
Laura Fuller
Sharon Gagner
Ray Gerst
Fetlework Gimite
Dawn Greimel
Dick Guiton
Pat Haga
Paige Hagstrom
Dorothea Hansmeyer
Liam Hansmeyer
Betsy Hanson
Paul Hanson
Sharon Harris
Vicky Haskins
Mary Heltsley
Cindy Hempel
Terry Hesse
Charlotte Hoium
Pam Hove
Tom Hove
Clifford Hunter
Allison Jensen
Chester Kapsch
Marty Kapsch
Karen Klemond
Marlys Konder
Mary Jo Lawless
Anne Lawless
Nick Leach
Kong Lee
Brian Lillquist
Travis Long
Megan Luehmann
Bernie Lukas
Phoebe Lystrom
Kris Madrid
Pashen Martin
Zoe McKay
Martha Mellgren
Catherin Mullaney
Karen Murdock
Michael Murphy
Tinh Nguyen
Sarah Nowlin
Sharon Overbaugh
Jay Overbaugh
Chelsea Palmer
Malcolm Palmer
Tyler Paul
Janice Pereyra
Diane Power
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Lorenzo Robb
Mariana Saybe
Lee Schmitz
Bridget Scott
Famata Sesay
Mary Ann Smith
Barbara Snowfield
Georgia Steele
Hannah Steinhoff
Laurel Stiebler
Jean Swesey
John Swesey
Mandalyn Taylor
Martha Teka
Padee Thao
Megan Thooft
James Tinsley
Mfon Udoeyop
PaoGe Vang
Roger Vang
Cynthia Verhey
Stephen Weber
Chip Whitacre
Shanta White
Ken Whitney
Kathleen Wille
John Williams
Susan Wyble
Gao Xiong
True Xiong
Ger Yang
James Yang
Lashia Yang
Volunteer
Groups
Animal Ambassadors
Career Ventures, INC
Concordia University
Focus Beyond Transitional Services
Gem Singers
Kaposia Retirement Services
Saint Paul
Norwich Singers
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Pilgrim Lutheran Church
Powder Puff Clown Club
Project Veterans
St. Catherine University
Occupational Therapy Students
St. Clement’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s the Evangelist
Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s Catholic School
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Twin Cities German
Immersion School
University of St. Thomas
Adopt-A-Grandparent
YouthWorks
Resident
Volunteers
Campus Program
This program matches residents with
volunteer opportunities that serve
their neighbors within the Episcopal
Homes community.
Verna Beaver
Jeanne Bjorkman
Mel Carter
Mary Christjaener
Fred Emmings
Marjorie Fletcher
Lorraine Grunke
Helen Heisler
Marijo Hickok
Alice Johnson
Roceil Kohler
Cecilia LoneTree
Jack Lund
Shirley Michienzi
Audrey Nicol
Meredith Robinson
Ban Roth
Lois Sampson
Ed and Diane Wittenburg
Resident
Volunteers
Community Program
This program matches residents with
volunteer opportunities through outside organizations that serve
the greater community.
Abdulkadir Ahmed
Muriel Bachman
Cindy Bailey
Jeanne Bjorkman
Audrey Brenon
Michael Burgan
Sandy Carroll
Kathy Christian
Mary Christjaener
Doris Douglas
Loretta Eklund
Marjorie Fletcher
Linda George
Mary Gotz
Lorraine Grunke
Marijo and Gary Hickok
Jim and Jan Johnson
Al Kvaal
Pat Lamb
Barbara Lilly
Willie Minor
James Moore
Ray and Iva Nelson
Ben Li Nie
Faye Smith
Bev Stokvis
Linda Tran
Marion Williams
Irma Wyman
Bochen Zhang
SPECIAL THANKS to all the resident
volunteers who are NOT listed here
because they volunteer directly (often
through their churches and other
community organizations)!
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THANK YOU,
DONORS!
We’re as good as we are today
because friends like you supported us
yesterday. Your abiding generosity
allows us to offer programs, services,
and amenities that cannot be covered
by rental income, government support,
private insurance, or other traditional
revenue sources.
Pearl
Donors
These donors have given consistently
for the past five years or longer.
Judy Alcott
Richard and Paula Arnold
The Rev. Ernest
and Bette Schelper Ashcroft
Verna Beaver
Marilyn Blomquist
Barbara Blumer
Frances Bly
Thomas† and Sandra Boehm
Mary and William† Bolen
Carol and Tony Brocato
Dr. Frank† and Laura Budd
Judy and William Burns
Harvey and Judy Kroesch Caldwell
Sylvia Carty
Pamela and Loren Case
Judy and Bruce Clark
Bradley and Mary Louise Clary
Dr. Tom Clayton
Justin and Denise Cole
Mary Sue Comfort
Teresa Connelly
Guy and Joan Cummings
George and Lora Davis
Phyllis De Lisi
Samuel M. and Jeanne Dean
David and Mary Doty
Alden Drew and Mimie Pollard
Elizabeth and Larry Drumm
† = deceased • ‡ = both deceased
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Barbara and John Edgar
Kevin P. Filter
and Rosemary Kessler
Marcia Fotsch
Donna Genck
David Girard
Cyndia S. Glasgow
Mary Ann and Francis J. Goschy
John and Mary Gould
The Rev. Alan W.†
and Helen L. Grant
William Gray
Dawn and Dan Greimel
Paul Hagen
Phillip and Mary Hammond
Shirley Hammond
Peg Hanson
Donald and Ruby Harkcom
Mary Hassell
Mary Heltsley
Tom and Pamela Hove
Peter and Gladys Howell
Margaret Hubbs
James and Mary Huber
Patricia Huntington†
Evelyn Huovinen
Betty Jahnke
James E. Johnson
William E. Johnson
Anne and Lewis Kamiri
Barbara and Charlie Keffer
Esther and Martin Kellogg
Betsy and David Kelly
Jean and Robert Kemp
Elaine Swanson Larson†
Gerald and Joyce Larson
Jane Lindberg
Barbara E. Lindstrom
Mary Lou M. and Greer E. Lockhart
Elizabeth and Peter Lockwood
John H. and Catherine† E. Lund
Dorothy MacDonald
Betty Maetzold
Dusty and George† Mairs
Dianne Marshall
Dorothy McArdle
Darleen and B.J.† McLennon
Phyllis Merrill
Mary L. Miller
Linda Moore
Barbara B. Morison
John Nieszner
Dick Nowlin
and Marit Smaby-Nowlin
Sarah Jane Nowlin
Dan and Pat Panshin
Kevin and Beth Pietrini
Marvin J. Plakut
and Darvia K. Herold
Jean and Tom Probst
The Rev. Kay Provine
Diane L. Raff and Perri Graham
Gayle Reynolds and Paul Windschitl
LeRoy and Jenella† Rice
James and Betty Richards
Maxine N. Richmond
Rick Rinkoff and Julia Ferguson
Joyce and James B. Risser
The Rev. Grant
and Meredith Hatch Robinson
Debra Rodmyre
Dudley M.† and Marjorie Ruch
Jean Sandberg
Paul Schroeder
Patricia Schumacher
Sandra A. and Buff Scott III
Anne and Daniel† Scott
Donald Seestedt†
Janet and J. Bradner Smith
Maryellen Smith
Barbara Snowfield
Vera Sparkes
Nancy Ashley Spencer
St. Clement’s Episcopal Church,
Saint Paul
St. John the Evangelist Episcopal
Church
Elizabeth Sundberg
George Suzuki
John and The Rev. Jean Swesey
Mari-Lou and Robert Triebenbach
Trossen Wright Plutowski
Architects, P. A.
Marilyn and Raymond Van Zyl
EpiscopalHomes.org
Philip and Joan VanBeusekom
Philip B. and Anne E. Vander Haar
Cynthia Verhey
Ellen Watters
Ruth Weise
Kaye Wentzel
The Rev. Edwin P.
and Diane Wittenburg
Charles Woehrle
Patricia Zajac
Lois and Dick Zwieg
2012
Donors
Gift received
Gifts
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January
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1,
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2012 and December 31, 2012.
Diamond
Gifts of $1,000 or greater.
Cheryl Bailey
Francis Barany
George and Barbara Barany
Betty Elmina Barrett
Verna and Joseph† Beaver
Jay Benanav
Alden Drew and Mimie Pollard
Kevin P. Filter
and Rosemary Kessler
Miriam M. Gunnarson
Paul Hagen
Margaret Hubbs
James E. Johnson
William E. Johnson
Betsy and David Kelly
Elaine Swanson Larson†
John H. and Catherine† E. Lund
Robert and Carolyn McClay
Barbara B. Morison
Virginia Ott
Marvin J. Plakut
and Darvia K. Herold
Shelly and Steve Rucks
Len and Jane Slade
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St. Martin’s by-the-Lake Foundation
Ellen Watters
The Rev. Edwin P.
and Diane Wittenburg
Charles Woehrle
Ruby
Gifts from $500 - $999.
The Rev. Ernest and Bette Ashcroft
Frances Bly
David and Kathleen Carlsen
Bradley and Mary Louise Clary
Samuel M. and Jeanne Dean
Warren Dorn and Barbara Liles
John B. and Virginia Edgerton
Ann Gilsdorf
Jean and The Rev. Henry Hoover
Dick and Chris Howard
Mike and Christine Karel
Jean and Robert Kemp, Sr.
Barbara E. Lindstrom
Elizabeth and Peter Lockwood
Dusty and George† Mairs
Darleen McLennon
Ferdinanda Otness
Jenella† and LeRoy Rice
Barbara Snowfield
Margie Wellman
Sapphire
Gifts from $250 - $499.
Will and Paula Bathke
Robert Bishaw
Dr. Frank† and Laura Budd
Guy and Joan Cummings
James and Gloria Delano
John K. Ellingboe Fund
Richard Erickson
John and Mary Gould
Peg Hanson
Donald and Dorothy Hilligoss
Anne and Lewis Kamiri
Peter Linstroth
Julie and Steve Niewald
Sarah Jane Nowlin
The Rev. Kay Provine
Jean Sandberg
Patricia Schumacher
St. Clement’s Episcopal Church,
Saint Paul
St. John the Evangelist Episcopal
Church, Saint Paul
Elizabeth Sundberg
Jon and The Rev. Peggy Tuttle
Marilyn and Raymond Van Zyl
Philip B. and Anne E. Vander Haar
James and Janice Wenker
Kaye Wentzel
Emerald
Gifts from $100 - $249.
Anonymous
Peggy Anderson
James and Bonnie Boehm
Viola Britz†
Sally Brown
Judy and William Burns
Robert Bushnell
Harvey and Judy Kroesch Caldwell
Benton and Joanne Case
Dr. Tom Clayton
Mary Sue Comfort
Teresa Connelly
Cornelia House Residents
Lois and John Cutler
George and Lora Davis
Lora Dea
Tom and Kristen Delano
Karen Doehling
Rick and Phyllis Dorn
Albert and Nancy Dorris
David and Mary Doty
Mark Ellenberger
and Janet Zander
Heidi Elmquist
Andrea Erickson
Dolores A. Everson
Irene D. Faffler
Ann Fendorf
EpiscopalHomes.org
Amy and Dr. Jack Fistler
Salley Flood
David Girard
Cyndia S. Glasgow
Barbara Godfrey
The Rev. Alan† and Helen Grant
Lorraine and Marvin† Grunke
Richard Guiton
Jean Hammer
Cap Hanson
David and Mona Harmann
Mary Hassell
Joan Cleary and Jerry Helfand
Janet Holt and Dennis McEvoy
James and Mary Huber
Evelyn Huovinen
Betty Jahnke
The Rev. Wanda Copeland
and Tom Johnson†
Chaplain Deborah Jones
Frank E. Kapsch, Jr.
Barbara and Charlie Keffer
Esther and Martin Kellogg
Dick and Jan Kohout
Gailen and Chris Krug
Debra Kuper
Wesley Kuske
Anita Lake-Maykoski
Douglas and Anna Mae Lambert
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
Richard A and Amalia A. Lind
Jane and Edward† Lindberg
Dr. Deborah G. Longley
Betty Maetzold
Anita Malon
Dianne and Robert W.† Marshall
Faye and Don Mattison
Garvin and Lynne McGettrick
Roger and Kay McGrath
Patrick and Bridget Menke
Ann and Earl Olson
Brian and Jane Ostenso
Mary Frances and Lyelle Palmer
Dan and Pat Panshin
Julie and Robert Paschke
Walter and Karleen Phillips
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Kevin and Beth Pietrini
Diane and George C. Power III
Jean and Tom Probst
Bill and Rachel Reynolds
Joyce and James B. Risser
Debra Rodmyre
Patricia and Stephen Rowley
Dudley† and Marjorie Ruch
Paul Schroeder
Anne and Daniel† Scott
Michael and Katherine Sedwick
Helen E. Sell
Veronica and Nathan Shore
Richard and Mary Beth Simpson
Keith and Barbara Skerrett
David and Sherry Smith
Janet and J. Bradner Smith
William Spellacy
Byron and Connie Starns
Bob and Diane Stupka
Ralph and Grace Sulerud
George Suzuki
Jewel Thompson
Mari-Lou and Robert Triebenbach
John and Mary Vuk
Melinda and Leon Webster
Jane Weidner
Dorothy Ann White
John Williams
Jonathan Wirth
Becky and Jerry Woelfel
Patricia Zajac
Gifts less than $100
Anonymous
Gail Aanenson
Samuel A. and Mattie M. Abdullai
Judy Alcott
Michael and Janet Allen
Eileen and Edward Allison
Enid Griffin and Lynn Anderson
Robert and Marilyn Anholt
Joe and Mary Armitage
Richard and Paula Arnold
Muriel Bachman
Brendan and Kathleen Just-Bannigan
Donn and Louise Barber
Peggy Barker
James and Corrine Beck
Paul and Suzette Begin
Catherine Bell
Tony and Nancy Beuning
Leland and Janey Bigger
Marilyn Blomquist
Barbara Blumer
Thomas† and Sandra Boehm
Mary and William† Bolen
Diana Brainard
Thomas and Barbara Brennan
Carol and Tony Brocato
John M. and Karen A. Brown
Addie Bruner
John and Nadine Buchholtz
Darrell Butterwick
Clifford Caine
Sally and Donald† Caldwell
Priscilla J. Campbell
Sylvia Carty
Pamela and Loren Case
Christ Episcopal Church St. Mary’s
Guild, Woodbury
Judy and Bruce Clark
Rosalie Cole
Ed and Monica Cook
Todd and Kate Cravens
Clifford Crook
Barbara J. and Harold T. Danley
John and Joy Deharpporte
Justin and Michelle Kenn Dekker
Miguel and Ann Dobon
W. Herbert Doty
Jeff and Judy† Douglass
Greg Draves
Elizabeth and Larry Drumm
Barbara and John Edgar
Rosalia A. Ekegren
Duy Ently
Edward and Lorraine Evans
Harvey Olson and Naomi Fate
Michael and Heather Felton
Fernando and Sharilyn Figueroa
Richard Fleischhacker
Melissa and Jeffery Flood
EpiscopalHomes.org
Rita Flood
Marcia Fotsch
Damaris and Bernard Friel
Charles and Susan Furca
John C. Galatowitsch
Frances Galvin
Robert and Jacquelyn Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Garvey
Donna Genck
Karen and Raymond Gerst
Joseph Gherity
Geneva Gill
Judith Moore Goff
Gretchen Goodman
Alan Gordon
and Stephanie Cottle Gordon
John C. Graham Jr.
and Sharon Kleckner
Dawn and Dan Greimel
Barbara Grudt
June and Lyle Guion
Phillip and Mary Hammond
Shirley Hammond
Susan Hanson
Krista and Paul Hanson
Jane Hanten
The Rev. Robert and Susan Hardman
Donald and Ruby Harkcom
Rev. Edward R. and Emily Harris
Dick and Lynn Hartshorn
Martha and Graham Hatcher
Mary Heltsley
Leo Hermes
Tom and Pamela Hove
Peter and Gladys Howell
Patricia Huntington†
Maggie Ingalls
Erbayne and Deborah Jarvis
Steven and Lorelei Johannes
Dorothy J. Johnson
Andrea Jones
Lynette and Donal† Kimble
Jerome and Mary Klukas
Cara Knittel
Marsha Kohler
Roceil Kohler
Norman and Jeanette Kretzmann
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Alvin Kvaal
Judith Lane
Karen and David Lanegran
Gerald and Joyce Larson
Lori and Alan Lohman
Jo and Ernest† Lottsfeldt
Dorothy MacDonald
Stephanie Mann
The Rev. Patrick
and Roxanna Markie
Gilbert Marty
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. McConnell
John D. and Barbara McGowan
The Rev. Diane McGowan
and Mitchell Pearlstein
The Rev. Philip E.
and M. Linda McNairy
Joan Meneghel
Phyllis and Robert† Merrill
Mary L. Miller
Patricia E. Miskell
Joyce Montgomery
Linda Moore
Elizabeth Morris
Robert and Pamela Morse
Mary Munson
Dave and Mary Nickel
Natalie Nigro
Marvin and Sandy Obarski
Jesse Okie and Mary Harrington
Donna Opp
Jay and Sharon Overbaugh
Randall and Carole Pastorius
Humprey Paulson
Barbara Pazevic
Barbara Pearson
David Perlich
Pamela Perlich
Mary Joseph and John Perry
Paul and Maryanne Peterson
John and Mary Claire Potter
Amy Powell
Fred and Renee Pritzker
William and Pat Proulx
Mertes Quam
Gayle Reynolds and Paul Windschitl
James and Betty Richards
Maxine N. Richmond
Dorothy and Rian Ringsrud
Kent Robbins
Mrs. H. R. Sassor
Laura Savin
John and Mary Scanlon
The Rev. Carolyn
and Dr. Milan Schmidt
Theodore Schroeder, Jr.
Keith and Leah Schwan
Alexis Sheets
Don and Julie Shiek
William and BJ Sjoholm
Maryellen Smith
Wayne B. Jennings
and Joan A. Sorenson
Vera Sparkes
St. Nicholas Episcopal Church
Betty Staffenson
Dorothy Steen
Oren and Georgene Stewart
Robert Stoinski
Rebecca Strauchon
and Larry Winship
Byron and Hellen Strickland
Beatrice Strom
Summerhill Sunshine Committee
Elaine Sutton
Eugenia Taylor
Debbie Thompson
Louis Torinus
Transit For Livable Communities
Clara Trumble
Joan Van Orden
Suzanne Van Zandt
Philip and Joan VanBeusekom
Robert and Morella Vedder
Deborah and Paul Veit
Cynthia Verhey
Mary Vetscher
Eileen Vogt
Clarice Vold
Lydia Volz
Ruth Weise
Karen West
Judith Wiethoff
Barbara Wilkinson
EpiscopalHomes.org
Susan and Stephen Withrow
Mary and David Zak
Lois and Dick Zwieg
Gifts in Kind
Jay Benanav
Barbara Blumer
Sandra Boehm
Caribou Coffee
Tom Edwards
Alisha Johnson
Betsy and David Kelly
Charlotte Nycklemoe
and Gary Lundborg
Dr. Mark and Diane MacDonald
Cecilia Wirth and James Mork
Guertin Pharmacy
David and Carol Wilkie
Hearth
Keepers
Hearth Keepers are those friends
who make monthly contributions.
Kristin Aitchison
Lindsay and David Becker
Samuel M. and Jeanne Dean
Heidi Elmquist
Andrea Erickson
Beverly J. and David F. Finley
Fetlework Gimite
Mark Ladwig and Kathleen Gold
Paul Hagen
Marvin J. Plakut
and Darvia K. Herold
Anne and Lewis Kamiri
Mike and Christine Karel
Andrea Krebs
Faye and Don Mattison
Julie and Steve Niewald
Shelly and Steve Rucks
Jean Sandberg
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Michael and Katherine Sedwick
Barbara Snowfield
Elizabeth Sundberg
Deborah and Paul Veit
Ruth Weise
Charles Woehrle
Gifts Given
In Memory Of
Inez Baker
Verna Beaver
Cornelia House Residents
Alvin Kvaal
Elaine Larson†
John and Catherine† Lund
Kate Bárány
Francis Barany
George and Barbara Barany
Aviva Benanav
Jay Benanav
Gordon Bernard
Roceil Kohler
Rev. John Bland
John Galatowitsch
Debra Kuper
Oren and Georgene Stewart
Pauline Brooks
Gayle Reynolds and Paul Windschitl
Florence Burk
John and Joy Deharpporte
W. Herbert Doty
Norman and Jeanette Kretzmann
Donna Opp
Josephine Connelly
Teresa Connelly
Ina Copeland
Joe and Mary Armitage
Peggy Barker
Sally Brown
John and Karen Brown
Barbara and Harold Danley
Karen and Raymond Gerst
Jean Hammer
Cap Hanson
Tom and Pamela Hove
Stephanie Mann
Marvin Plakut and Darvia Herold
James and Betty Richards
Don and Julie Shiek
Cynthia Verhey
Doris Dailey
Patricia Schumacher
Jeanne Des Lauriers
Karen Doehling
Alice Flood
Melissa and Jeffery Flood
Salley Flood
David Perlich
Pamela Perlich
Dorothy and Rian Ringsrud
Robert and Morella Vedder
Mary and David Zak
Diana Brainard
Elaine Larson†
Dorothy Ann White
Christine Lind
James and Corrine Beck
Paul and Suzette Begin
Robert Bushnell
Justin and Michelle Kenn Dekker
Albert and Nancy Dorris
Richard Erickson
Steven and Lorelei Johannes
Wesley Kuske
Judith Lane
Richard and Amalia Lind
Peter Linstroth
Elizabeth Morris
Barbara Pearson
Paul and Maryanne Peterson
Fred and Renee Pritzker
Lorayne Swanson
Karen and David Lanegran
Betty Lund
Verna Beaver
Margaret Hannah
Andrea Jones
Margaret McKevitt
Mary Joseph and John Perry
Maxine Hanson
Chaplain Deborah Jones
Oscar Mees
Melinda and Leon Webster
Donald Hogenson
Karen and Raymond Gerst
Elaine Mitchell
Robert and Pamela Morse
Dorothy Hopeman
Peg Hanson
Nony Jahnke
Irene Faffler
John Pain
Verna Beaver
Krista and Paul Hanson
John and Catherine† Lund
Erling O. and Geneva Johnson
William Johnson
Donald and Bernice Pedalty
Guy and Joan Cummings
Rachel Kimbrell
Ann and Earl Olson
Ardith Philstrom
James and Bonnie Boehm
Sandra Boehm
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Garvey
Mrs. H. R. Sassor
Debbie Thompson
Marilyn Lancaster
Dolores Everson
James and Betty Richards
Suzanne Van Zandt
Kathy Larson
Verna Beaver
EpiscopalHomes.org
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Carl Plakut
ECH Board
Elaine Larson†
Opal L. Reese
Judy and William Burns
Jenella Rice
LeRoy Rice
Robert Weidner
Jane Weidner
Dorothy Werlich
Margaret Holden Estate
Gifts Given
In Honor Of
Pat Rustad
Catherine Bell
Rosalie Cole
The Rev. Kay Provine
Karen West
Judy Alcott
Judith Moore Goff
Lorraine Grunke
Vera Scott
Dolores Everson
James and Gloria Delano
Tom and Kristen Delano
Tillie Starns
Jerome and Mary Klukas
Jewel Thompson
Mary Vetscher
ECH Therapists
Irene Faffler
Wayne Stoerzinger
Michael and Heather Felton
Eleanor Sulerud
Will and Paula Bathke
Marcia Fotsch
Charles and Susan Furca
Alan Gordon
and Stephanie Cottle Gordon
Barbara Morison
Dorothy Steen
Ralph and Grace Sulerud
Marilyn and Raymond Van Zyl
Edwin Wittenburg
Elaine Larson†
Jim Johnson and Lucy Jones
Patrick Dewane
Ginger McFaul
Elaine Larson†
Julie Niewald
Elaine Larson†
Grant Robinson
Elaine Larson†
Marsha Schwartz
Bradley and Mary Louise Clary
Lorayne Swanson
Karen and David Lanegran
Diane Wittenburg
The Rev. Edwin Wittenburg
Neal Thoelk
Betty Staffenson
Irma Wyman
Elaine Larson†
Norma Wade
Robert and Marilyn Anholt
Clifford Crook
Fernando and Sharilyn Figueroa
Gretchen Goodman
Summerhill Sunshine Committee
Barbara Wilkinson
One last THANK YOU
to you all for your generous gifts
of time and treasure! If you find any
errors in our listings, please accept
our sincere apology and call Shelly
Rucks at 651-632-8855.
EpiscopalHomes.org
Sister Annette
Legacy Society
Our Sister Annette Legacy Society
recognizes those who follow in Sister
Annette’s path by providing for future
residents through a planned gift or by
establishing an endowment.
Anonymous
Brendan and Kathleen Just-Bannigan
Betty Elmina Barrett
Brace and Sue Bennitt‡
Ted† and Katy Relf Carlsen
The Rev. Wanda Copeland
and Thomas G. Johnson†
Alden Drew and Mimie Pollard
John B. and Virginia Edgerton
Sarah S. Frost†
Judith Moore Goff
The Rev. Alan W.†
and Helen L. Grant
Ruby Hunt
James and Norma† Jensen
Ruth Jones†
Erling O. and Geneva Johnson‡
James E. Johnson
William E. Johnson
Phyllis and Alton Kramer
Elaine Swanson Larson†
Faye and Don Mattison
Barbara Merrill†
Dan and Pat Panshin
Marvin J. Plakut
and Darvia K. Herold
Shelly and Steve Rucks
Patricia Schumacher
Nancy and Bob Snow‡
Barbara Snowfield
Eleanor M. Sulerud†
Burnett and E. Jane Sullivan
John and Jean Swesey
Betty Walen†
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Episcopal Homes at a glance...
Episcopal Church Home
Iris Park Commons (62+)
Cornelia House (62+)
Rehab & Long-Term Care
Assisted Living
Independent Living
651-646-4061
651-646-1026
651-288-3931
1879 Feronia Avenue
Saint Paul MN 55104
1850 University Avenue W
Saint Paul MN 55104
1840 University Avenue W
Saint Paul MN 55104
Seabury (62+)
Carty Heights (62+)
Kings Crossing (62+)
Affordable Independence
Affordable Independence
Affordable Independence
651-379-5102
651-288-1142
651-493-4606
1830 University Avenue W
Saint Paul MN 55104
412 Dunlap Street N
Saint Paul MN 55104
500 Dale Street N
Saint Paul MN 55103
(1 block SW of University & Lexington)
(NE corner of University & Dale)
(1 block SW of University & Fairview)
COMPLETING OUR 5-STAR URBAN VILLAGE FOR SENIORS IN 2014
The Terrace at Iris Park (62+)
Catered Living
Episcopal Church Home – The Gardens
Long-Term & Memory Care
Midway Pointe (62+)
Affordable Independent Living
Plan ahead! Waiting lists are already forming for all three residences.
Join our waiting list for the residence that fits you best. When you do, we’ll keep in touch with you about progress
on what could be your next home (with Light Rail at your doorstep). We’ll invite you to special preview events
to mark milestones in construction too. Contact our Community Relations Director, Deb Veit, at 651-632-8800.
EpiscopalHomes.org
490 E. Lynnhurst Avenue
Saint Paul MN 55104
Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for seniors by providing homes and services that support each
individual’s physical, social, and spiritual needs. We’ve been saying “Welcome Home” to all for 119 years.
You’re invited to join our
residents (your neighbors)
for free matinee concerts
at Coventry Chapel
It’s Baaack!
SATURDAY
AUGUST 17
4-8 PM
Please RSVP to Julie Niewald at
Cornelia House: 651-288-3931 or
[email protected]
On our Campus
Sunday, June 23 at 2 p.m.
Papa John Kolstad
and the Hot Club of East Lake
www.papajohnkolstad.com
Saturday, July 20 at 2 p.m.
Dixieland Debut! Barbary Coast
www.barbary-coast.com (Remember the hyphen!)
Sunday, August 4 at **3** p.m.
Artaria Chamber Music School Recital
The adult Artaria students! www.acms.artaria.us
Saturday, September 14 at 2 p.m.
Mariachi Encore! Flor y Canto
Memories for every adult. Dreams for every kid.
(See Page 6)
Check out this video with Mayor Coleman sitting in!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qv1UwebKIk
Check EVENTS on our web site for new additions!
EpiscopalHomes.org