MINNESOTA VISITING NURSE AGENCY
HOSPICE OF THE TWIN CITIES
2011
ANNUAL
REPORT
MISSION STATEMENT
MINNESOTA VISITING NURSE AGENCY (MVNA)
The mission of the MVNA is to provide comprehensive and culturally competent community
health and related services in collaboration with public health and health service providers
to ensure a healthy future for Minnesota residents.
MVNA is a nonprofit public health care provider in the Twin Cities metro area. Since 1902,
MVNA provides nurse home visiting services to pregnant women, infants, children, adults
and older adults. MVNA is licensed by the State of Minnesota, certified by Medicare and
accredited nationally by CHAP (Community Health Accreditation Program).
HOSPICE OF THE TWIN CITIES (HOTC)
HOTC’s mission is to enhance the quality of the lives of our patients and their families
by providing respectful care based on maintaining dignity, alleviating physical,
psychosocial and spiritual suffering, advocating for the fundamental rights and affirming
the sacred value of life.
HOTC is a nonprofit, Medicare certified, state-licensed hospice program, Community Health
Accreditation Program (CHAP) and a wholly owned subsidiary of MVNA. HOTC provides
care that focuses on the person, not the disease, empowering individuals to live with dignity,
while remaining alert and pain free. HOTC care is about living life to the fullest in secure
and familiar surroundings with those who matter the most.
FROM THE CEO
Elisa* had her first child at 14. A family health nurse became involved during the
pregnancy. Elisa experienced depression, poor relationships, and lived in substandard
housing. She shared with her nurse that she wanted to graduate from high school, but
didn’t think she could. The nurse worked with her on parenting and basic life skills. She
helped her to address barriers, focus on the needs of her child and herself and to set
goals. Elisa benefited from the nurse’s mentored support, graduated from high school
this year, and plans to attend college this fall.
Collaborative Leadership
MVNA/HOTC senior leaders visited U of M beehives,
led by Dr. Marla Spivak, MacArthur Fellow and
Distinguished McKnight Professor in Entomology, to
observe the impact of collaborative leadership as
represented by the insect community. This visit was
broadcasted on NPR, The Promised Land, hosted by
Majorca Carter in September 2011.
At MVNA and HOTC, improvement in life situations is expected. In 2011, nearly 16,000
individuals were served through home visiting, all with the goal of making their lives
better. Individuals and families received nursing
care, rehab and interpretation services, education
to improve their parenting and life situations, and endof-life care. Our efforts were acknowledged locally and
nationally through the National Public Radio,
Minnesota Public Radio, Prairie Home Companion,
Star Tribune, KARE 11 and KSTP-TV.
Unfortunately, reimbursement for our programs does
not cover the costs. Community support and generosity
fills the gap. As I completed my first year in Minnesota,
I continue to be humbled by the work we all do; donors,
volunteers, staff and board members as together our
efforts makes a difference in this community. On behalf
of MVNA and HOTC, we are grateful to have your
support. We could not have done it without you.
*Name changed
Jen Van Liew, PhD, RN
Chief Executive Officer
FROM THE BOARD CHAIRS
Rob Grunewald MVNA Board Chair
As an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis I have conducted research on
the economic benefits of investing in young children. Studies show that programs that support
maternal and child health, such as the nurse-based home visiting models delivered by MVNA,
have a strong return on investment to society. Mothers are more likely to graduate from high
school and find employment, while children are more likely to arrive at kindergarten prepared
to succeed in school.
I became interested in the work of MVNA and went on a couple home visits, which further
illuminated the value of nurse-based home visiting. After joining the board I have learned more
about MVNA’s work in home health, corporate wellness and HOTC’s hospice services, all
providing innovative and essential services to the community.
I thoroughly support the mission of MVNA/HOTC and staff and volunteers who make it
all happen.
Dianne Bartels, RN, MA, PhD, HOTC Board Chair
MVNA and HOTC address issues that are very important to me–end of life care and health
care for people experiencing homelessness. Care of dying people has been a heartfelt
commitment since I became a nurse.
I have witnessed excellent care, satisfied patients, families, and professionals, and an
organization that remains on the forefront of creativity and innovation. I remain on the board
because I am proud to be a part of the best hospice organization I have known.
In my time at the U of M Center for Bioethics I had an opportunity to come to know people
who are homeless; being a part of the HOTC/MVNA boards makes me more confident that
we can assist homeless and disenfranchised people with health care issues throughout their
life spans.
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HOSPICE
Hospice of the Twin Cities (HOTC) is committed to enhancing the quality of life of each
individual served. Through a team of health care professionals, hospice provides care
and services to meet the unique needs of those living with life-limiting illness including
expert medical care, symptom management, emotional and spiritual support. Through
an interdisciplinary approach to care, the HOTC team works to meet the specific needs
of the patient. Hospice also provides support for the patient’s loved ones.
685 patients served
Services Provided Wherever the Patient Calls Home
Hospice services are delivered to the patient wherever they call home. This may be their
own private residence, the home of a family member or loved one, a nursing home, board
and care center, assisted living facility, skilled nursing facility or residential hospice. In 2011,
HOTC patients resided throughout the metro area including Anoka, Carver, Chisago,
Dakota, Hennepin, Isanti, Le Sueur, Ramsey, Scott, Sherburne, Sibley, Washington and
Wright counties.
More Hospice Patients Over 85 Now Being Served
HOTC served a high percentage of patients over age 85 totaling 42.6% which is higher than
the national average of 38.9%.
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HOSPICE
Therapy Services
Sharon Alery has been a music therapist for 28 years and is currently employed by Hospice
of the Twin Cities and working toward a master's in music therapy. She does her job for
HOTC with voice, guitar, and piano—and two therapy dogs named Franky and Bella. Sharon
performed on the Prairie Home Companion Show in fall of 2011.
“We are so grateful for your loving, compassionate, and expert
care, and for the comfort you have extended to our family.”
Volunteer Commitment
HOTC patient’s family
There is a continued commitment by HOTC volunteers to serve the terminally ill through
hospice programs. Some of the services they provide include:
• Direct care to patients and families
• Clerical and other services
• Assistance with fundraising efforts
HOTC volunteers gave 3,404 hours of care;
68% direct care hours
Bereavement Support
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Bereavement support is provided for at least 13 months following the death of a loved one
for all hospice families and in 2011, 616 individuals received this service. This support
includes: regularly scheduled mailings related to grief and support services; newsletters;
phone calls to survivors; personal visits; educational opportunities related to grief and loss;
and Services of Remembrance.
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HOME HEALTH
Home Health provides home visits to adults with acute and chronic
medical conditions including heart disease, diabetes, HIV/AIDS,
cancer, chronic obstructed pulmonary disease (COPD), dementia,
individuals requiring IV therapy and care for wounds, as well as
people struggling with chemical dependency and mental health issues.
1,663 clients served of which
85% were at 100% level of poverty
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I am so glad we were
able to give him the
dignified care he deserved
in his last months.”
MVNA Nurse (*Name changed)
MVNA nurses stress a holistic approach to
health in caring for people who are ill or
disabled, with the goal of helping people
establish or maintain their self-sufficiency
and continue to live independently for as long
as possible. About 90 percent of clients
served have multiple chronic diseases and
often lack a caregiver. MVNA nurses and
home health aides form a care team and if
needed connect clients to additional services
such as food or housing assistance.
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HOME HEALTH
Reducing Emergency Room Visits and Repeat Hospitalizations
Home Health care is a critical element of the health care system, as it helps to control the
overall cost of health care, keeping patients out of expensive acute care hospitals, and
reducing the need for patients to reside in long-term care facilities. To keep uninsured and
underinsured patients healthy and costs low, MVNA endeavors to be a model of costeffective health care and public health information delivery.
In a 2011 pilot project which included Hennepin County Medical Center and MVNA Home
Health staff, care coordination was focused on reduction of hospital readmissions and
emergency room utilization for low income, medically complex patients. This resulted in a
40% decrease in hospital readmission and a 30% decrease in emergency room visits. This
reduction in readmissions and emergency usage was due to the collaborative partners,
improved disease management and implementation of a coordinated system of care that
integrates hospital, clinic and home health care services.
Challenges Met by MVNA Home Health Staff
In the past year patients discharged by hospitals to MVNA trended towards more complex
medical and socio economic situations:
• Prevalence of mental health behavior in addition to multiple co-morbidities
• Live in homeless shelters
• Lack of primary care physician
• Treatment for alcohol, drug incidents and frostbite
MVNA home health staff continues to strive to assure safe and effective care to those
experiencing destabilizing challenges.
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FAMILY HEALTH
Family Health provides family centered and community-based public health nursing
services to clients from diverse racial, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. Families
receive services through a number of programs that have specific goals and expected
outcomes for selected client populations.
MVNA served 5,264 clients
Nurses have access to clients’ lives through home visits, community outreach, clinics and
school based visits. Clients welcome the support and care from the nurses because over time
a trusting relationship is established. Nurses provide services within the client’s environment–
typically the home setting. The public health nursing focus is on prevention to promote healthy
birth outcomes, positive parent-child interaction, healthy child growth and development,
family self-sufficiency and prevent complications of illness and chronic disease conditions.
1,455 families served with post partum newborn visits
—ensuring babies and parents are off to a good start!
Pregnant & Parenting Women & Families
MVNA provides nurse home visits to first time pregnant women and teens living in poverty. The
public health nurse has unique access to provide education and support to the teen in her home
environment. This is a long-standing, one-to-one relationship, spanning from pregnancy until
the child is two years old, and until the young mother graduates from high school. The
relationship between the teen and the nurse coincides with research, which has shown that if
children and their families are supported in early, healthy development, they are more likely to
succeed later in school and in the community. MVNA works with parenting families in many
stages, focusing on identification of developmental delays and care for children with chronic
conditions.
MVNA
prenatal
clients:
• 98% of infants had birth weight greater than 5.5 pounds compared
to latest available Hennepin County data of 94.6% (2010)
• 95% of the infants were born at 37 weeks or greater compared to
latest available Hennepin County data of 91.6% (2010)
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FAMILY HEALTH
A Nursing Visit to a Teen Mother
MVNA is one organization among many around the state trying to help families through
distressing times. One of its public health nurses (PHNs), Jeanne Kumlin, paid a visit to 19-yearold Garmai, who shares a crowded Brooklyn Center apartment with her six-week old son, along
with her sister’s family. Kumlin was accompanied on her visit by MPR Reporter, Laura Yuen.
The reporter noted that Kumlin is vigilant for any signs of slow development, because babies
born into poverty and chaos can have a toughter time adapting to school later in life.
“Even though they’re living in poverty, I know Garmai is going to raise Joshua with a lot of love
and affection,” Kumlin said. “So he’ll be fine. It’s the babies who don’t have this tender loving
care that we all need, that will suffer down the road.”
Excerpted from MPR News, “Census: Child poverty rate triples in Brooklyn Park” by Laura Yuen,
Minnesota Public Radio, September 23, 2011
Caring for Children with Illness or Chronic Disease
Nurses provide home visits for children with illnesses or chronic diseases such as asthma and
lead poisoning. The focus is care for the child, however, the nurse also makes sure other family
needs are well supported, such as access to food, transportation and housing.
“I have to take the time to observe the family’s interactions
—helps me understand the best approach (to provide care)”.
Healthy Learning Environment
MVNA Nurse
The MVNA public school nurse program–one of the first in the country–was established in
1908, with funds raised by the Woman’s Club of Minneapolis. A century ago, it was
recognized that a healthy school environment allowed successful learning. Today MVNA
continues to support children’s learning in child care and school settings. The nurse
consultants work with 228 child care centers and 39 schools to ensure healthy, safe
conditions which supports academic success.
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83% of MVNA
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enrolled or graduated
from school; the
national is 40% for
parenting teens
When first seen by MVNA Nurse Louise*, Graciela*
was very depressed but able to express her goal of
completing high school. Louise worked with Graciela
on getting treatment by helping her to recognize that
depression was preventing attainment of her goal.
After Graciela enrolled in school, the MVNA nurse
continued to support her by providing resources and
parenting support, as she had no family. During her
senior year, Graciela went to school from 8am-4pm
and then worked from 5pm-11pm to support her
child. She graduated, received a scholarship, and
• Names changed
plans to study Social Work.
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WELLNESS
Worksite and Community Flu Clinics
Every year over 1,000 employers host a worksite flu vaccine clinic staffed by MVNA nurses. Additionally, MVNA hosts
nurse-staffed public flu clinics with community partners such as Health Fair 11 at the State Fair, Kohl’s, Lunds Byerly’s,
Children’s Hospital and civic organizations. Specialized community clinics hosted by MVNA are tailored to vaccinate
children ages six months and up. Because children are two to three times more likely to get the flu, in-school vaccination
clinics by MVNA support a healthier school environment. Since MVNA is able to bill many insurance providers, this is an
accessible service to the community.
Health Screenings
92,094 flu vaccines administered
MVNA Worksite Health Screenings Services are nurse led, responding to the goals of employers to guide and inform employees about their health. MVNA nurses meet one-on-one with participants to provide baseline screenings such as cholesterol, Body Mass Index (BMI), or other health indicators. Nurses discuss key lab results, necessary dietary and health
related changes in their lives.
“The MVNA organization and staff always exceed our expectations–
efficient, customer focused, organized, professional,
personable, and simply great!” Diane Hughes, Human Resources, Verso Paper
Providing excellence, MVNA worksite community
wellness clinics have been well received by area
employers and their employees. 97% of MVNA
Wellness Services clients rated themselves “very
satisfied” with services (MVNA Wellness
Services 2011 Customer Satisfaction Survey).
Revenue generated by flu and health screening
clinics support the infrastructure of MVNA.
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COMMUNITY OF CARING
Donors Make A Difference
Because the majority of MVNA clients live below the poverty level, there is a need to provide
non-medical items, with donated funds by the community, to help overcome temporary barriers.
MVNA nurses initiate the request for modest, pragmatic items. In turn, the program’s donors
have the unique opportunity for direct philanthropy, as donor contributions–whether the
item is a handmade blanket, crib, diapers or financial support–have an immediate transformative
impact on the clients we serve. Needed material goods are identified and brought to the family
by the nurse to enhance health, safety and self-sufficiency. This process bridges the gap in the
lives of our clients as they move toward health and independence.
6,100 requests from nurses for items to
assist clients, a 41% increase
The donor community includes congregations, community
groups, individuals and 162 employee groups from 25
corporations. Many of the in-kind donations are hand-made
quilts, breastfeeding pillows, and baby sweaters. Group
donors collected items and assembled over 3,000 kits to
address non-medical needs. These are supportive teaching
tools for our nurses. Kits include “Rub-A-Dub-Dub” baby’s
first bath kit which includes all the items a nurse needs to
teach a mother safe bathing, such as a towel, bath water
temperature indicator, wash cloth, and baby wash.
Funds were raised to support the purchase and distribution
of 300 portable cribs to parenting clients. MVNA nurses
focus on a safe sleep environment and the provision of
a crib ensures sweet dreams and safe sleep. With the
community’s financial support, MVNA has been providing
about 300 cribs a year for the past 10 years.
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COMMUNITY OF CARING
Reading Begins At Home™
MVNA’s literacy program, Reading Begins At Home ™ began in November 2010 and has served
a total of 1,442 individuals with board books–increasing access to books in client homes. The
nurses recognized a critical need to bring books into the lives of our clients, as almost all the
households we serve do not have any books. Through this program the nurses provide about
10 new donated books and inform parents about accessing library resources. The Hennepin
County Library system partnered with MVNA to promote the development of early literacy skills for
young clients by providing books and music along with educational support for nurses. In addition
new books or financial support were received by The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis, Minneapolis
Rotary 9, Altursa Women-St. Paul, Kenwood School parents, and Birchbark Books.
SEASON OF SPARKLE: LIGHTS AND LIMOS AND GIVING TREE
Lights and Limos
For the last four years, Hospice of the Twin Cities volunteers have been organizing limousine
rides for hospice patients and their families to view holiday lights as a way to celebrate their life
together. In 2011, 27 families were served with a total of 221 individuals participating creating
lasting memories for family members and patients alike.
Giving Tree
Holiday Giving Tree was generously supported by over 900 individuals from 50 groups. The
community generosity brightened the holiday for 470 children and older adults.
“Thank you so much for having a big heart and
helping me and my family through this time.”
–Thank you from client holiday gift recipient
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HOTC FINANCIALS
Assets
Cash and Equivalents
Receivable
Related Party
Prepaid Expenses
Unrestricted Revenue
Net Patient Service Revenue
7,367,078
Other Revenue
10,387
Unrestricted Contribution
24,300
Net Assets Released from restriction
6,030
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Total Unrestricted Revenue
7,407,795
Expenses
Salaries and Wages
Employee Benefits
Purchased Services
Supplies and Other
Depreciation
Interest
Provisions for Bad Debt
Operating Income (loss)
Investment Income
Transfer to Related Party
Increase (decrease) in Net Assets
Total Current Assets
Assets limited as to Use
Designated by Board
3,340,841
1,086,030
418,247
1,949,789
61,208
0
8,311
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6,864,369
Total Assets Limited as to Use
Property and Equipment
Other Assets:
Deposits
Goodwill
Total Other Assets
543,369
Total Assets
(84,405)
Liabilities
Accounts Payable
Accrued Salaries and Benefits
(282,087)
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176,877
Total Current Liabilities
Total Liabilities
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Board Designated
Temporarily Restricted
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
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752,286
912,930
378,854
7,684
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2,051,754
2,237,185
2,237,185
135,795
9,815
227,147
–––––––
236,962
4,661,696
507,265
258,519
––––––––
765,784
––––––
1,983,483
1,646,748
2,237,185
11,979
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3,895,912
4,661,696
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MVNA FINANCIALS
Assets
Cash and Equivalents
Receivable
Pledges Receivable
Related Party
Prepaid Expenses
Unrestricted Revenue
Net Patient Service Revenue
11,900,518
Other Revenue
27,267
Unrestricted Contribution
427,306
Net Assets Released from restriction
612,134
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Total Unrestricted Revenue
12,967,225
Expenses
Salaries and Wages
Employee Benefits
Purchased Services
Supplies and Other
Depreciation
Interest
Provisions for Bad Debt
Operating Income (loss)
Investment Income
Transfer from Related Party
Increase (decrease) in Net Assets
Total Current Assets
Assets limited as to Use
Designated by Board
Restricted for Scholarship
Endowment Investments
7,820,340
2,022,003
1,064,038
2,422,787
159,173
12,093
149,860
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13,650,294
Property and Equipment
2,082
282,087
(398,900)
Total Assets
Total Current Liabilities
28,792
202,852
32,269
379,332
45,693
1,234,608
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1,923,546
Long Term Debt
Total Liabilities
59,937
––––––
1,983,483
Total Net Assets
1,684,721
2,175,723
475,032
155,490
––––––––
4,490,996
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Board Designated
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
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2,175,723
8,136
155,490
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2,339.349
331,592
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6,474,449
Liabilities
Current maturity of Long Term
Accounts Payable
Third Party Settlements
Related Party
Deferred Revenue
Accrued Salaries and Benefits
(683,069)
651,724
2,272,193
456,117
47,800
375,674
–––––––
3,803,508
6,474,449
HOSPICE OF THE TWIN CITIES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Minnesota Visiting Nurse Agency (MVNA)
Hospice of the Twin Cities (HOTC)
Dianne Bartels
Sandra R. Middendorf
Dianne Bartels
Joan Campbell
Alan Nordby
Michael Belzer
Fred Chute, Jr.
Sue Schettle
Pamela K. Caselius
Rebecca Enos
Jeanette Taylor Jones
Sally Howard
Marian Furlong
Dee Thibodeau
Kim King
Ann Garwick
Diana Vance-Bryan
Mary Kurvers
Lee Greenfield
Rev. Marlene Whiterabbit Helgemo
Jeanette Taylor Jones
Rob Grunewald
Todd Monson
Faculty Emerita, U of MN Center for Bioethics
Retired, Minneapolis City Council
KW Commercial
Retired, Hennepin County Medical Center
Hudson Hospital & Clinic
U of M School of Nursing
Retired, Minnesota Legislator
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Marie Manthey
Creative HealthCare Management
Roberta Meyers
Hennepin County Medical Center
Augsburg Fortress Publishers
Faculty Emerita, U of MN Center for Bioethics
Nexus
Hennepin County Medical Center
Twin Cities Medical Society
Community Member
Hennepin County Medical Center
Retired, Community Member
Charter Solutions, Inc.
Catholic Eldercare
Universal Hospital Services
Council for American Indian Ministry
Hennepin County Medical Center
Hennepin County Medical Center
Hennepin County Human Services
and Public Health Department*
Gretchen Musicant
Minneapolis Department of Health
and Family Support*
*Ex-Officio Members
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2011 GENEROUS HOTC DONORS
Age Well
Alery, Sharon
Allianz Life Ins. Co.
Anderson, Donna V.
Anderson, Karn
Anderson, Mark & Nancy
Anderson, Michael
Anderson, Neil
Anderson, Susan G.
Anonymous
Apperson, Tiffany
Asset Communications, Inc.
Bakken, David
Baldwin, Barbara
Barnes, Joel C
Bartel, Michelle
Bartels, Dianne
Becerra, P. Deckas
Berglund, Sharon
Bertas Funeral Home
Black, Audrey
Black, Carrie
Blom, Paul
Blomquist, Kenneth & Gladys
Bonestroo, Jacqueline
Bonneville, Pam
Brang, Robert J.
Breitenbucher, Joan
Brown, Debra
Brunell, Philip
Brust, Janette
Buffie, Lisa
G I F T S A N D M E M O R I A LS
Carlson, Carla
Carlson, Lois
Carlson, Shirley
Caron, Doris
Caron, Janet
Caselius, Pamela Kay
Cavalier, Tish
Cocchiarella, Louis
Conley, Sharon
Connor, Dale
Cummings, Annette
Currie, Jean
Danmeier, Jeanne
Deeming, Paul
Delong, Michaela
Devore, Charles
Docherty, Christine
Doehne, Lori
Doherty, Valerie
Downey, Keith
Drake, Gene
Drouin, Donald
Dudon, Daniel
Duncan, Irene
Dysthe, Roger
Eitreim, Richard
Eskelson, Greggory
Etzkin, Ellen
Farmers Insurance Group
Feinberg, Elizabeth
Ferris, Yvonne
Flick, Janet Marie
Flogstad, Ritch
Flynn, William
Fritz, Richard & Jean
Gallagher, Betty
Galt, Judith
Garthune, Mona
Gass, Susan
Gibbons, Cheryl
Gill Brothers Southwest Funeral
Gjetson, William
Gray, Christine
Greene, Hilary
Griffiths, B.
Grimm, Daniel
Grimme, Cecilia
Gustafson, Cheryl
Gustafson, Milissa
Gustavus Adolphus College
Haedtke, Annette
Hagstrom, Jane
Hahn, Betty Jean
Hall, Nancy H.
Hallock, Diane
Hallock, Joan
Hanson, Larry
Hanson, Paul
Harma, Bonnie
Hendrickson, Laurel
Hennes, Myra
Herman, W Randolph
Hetchler, Matthew
Hinrichs, Joette
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Hoffman, J.L.
Hollstadt & Associates, Inc.
Holmgrem, D.M.
Honn, Sheri
Hopman, Dennis
Hopmann, Marita
Howard, William
Hutchins, Bruce
Hutchins, Robert
Imagine Nation Books
Imbrogno, Stephen
Iten, Inc.
Iwanski, Betti
J.R. Mac's Bar & Grill
Jahn, Monica
Johnson, Daniel
Johnson, Kay
Johnson, Lyle
Johnson, Susan
Johnson, Sylvia
Johnson, Wayne B.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Kagin, Roberta
Kawczynski, Dolly
Kayzar, Brenda
Kennedy, Tim
Kenny, Thomas
Killian, Nancy G.
King, Dr. Kurt & Margo
Kirkevold, Kermit
Klaseus, Susan
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2011 GENEROUS HOTC DONORS
Knapp, Carol
Knapp, Ronald
Knaus, Gina
Koski, Shirley
Krammerer, Diane
Krone, Betty
Krugler, Burna
Kurvers, Mary
Lansing, Jay
Larson, Katherine
Lichtig, Michelle
Lifestage
Lindberg, George & Carol
Lindorff, David
Loomis, Evelyn
Loskota, David
Lothrop, Bradley
Lurye-Silver, Anitahope
Mansur, Joe
Martin, Joseph
Martinson, John & Janice
May, Theresa
Mayou, Candy
McCarty, Myron & Elaine
McGill, Katherine
McLean, Mary
McNaughton, Russell
Meisner, Walter
Merritt, Carmen
Metro Elder Care, LLC
Meyer, W.J.
G I F T S A N D M E M O R I A LS
Midwest Assistance Program
Miller, Hong
Miller, Pam
Miller, Sharon
MN Awards and Promotions
Morris Nilsen Funderal Chapel
Mruz-Partyka, Doris
Mullen, Dorothy
Mullen, Dorothy
Murnyak, Dennis
Nappi, MJ
Nesland, Ben & Arlene
Niebeling, Dennis
Nordin, Robert
North Central District, EFCA
Nybo, Gayle
Odden, Richard & Rebecca
Ostberg, Cindy
Pascuzzi, Deborah
Pearson, Diane
Perusse, Thomas
Petersen, Carol Ann
Peterson, Viola
Picket, Dic
Pojar, D.A.
Ponsford, Kristen
Prange, Mary Ann
Quayle, Betty Jo
Quist
Rasmussen, Jeremy
Rasmusson, Gary
Real, Rebecca
Rice, Stanley & Kathleen
Riola, Peter
Robinson, Margaret
Rombough, Joann
Rownd, Clarissa
Russell, Scott
Sachs, Sherrie B.
Sanford, Lois
Schadow, Chris
Schaid, Pam
Schneider, Bridget
Schneider, Debbie
Schneider, Mark F
Seals, Stephen
Sell, Susan
Shambour, James
Sher, Ruby
Simpson, Sheryle
Sjolander, Jeffrey
Skogen, Sherri
Skytland, Adrian
Sladkey, Robert
Smith, Cheryl A.
Smith, Michael
Smith, Susan
Snyder, Lynne
Stennes, Kaye
Stratton, Beatrice
Struble, Roy
Summers, Glenn
HOSPICE OF THE TWIN CITIES
Thayer, Ellen
Thul, Richard & Marlene
Totland, John
Transit Team
Trostel, Parker
Ugarte, Roland
United Way
Van Liew, Jen
Vaughn, Leslie
Virgulak, Nancy
Voltz, JoAnne
Walker, Joshua
Warner, Anita
Washburn McReavy Welander
Weinandt, Harry
Weiner, Linda
Wells Fargo Community Support
Werner, Christine
Willis, Sherrie
Winberg, James & Leonore
Wise Funeral Home
Wong, Peter
Woodbury MN 55125
Yallof, Janice
2011 GENEROUS MVNA DONORS
3M
A Johnson & Sons Florist
Ms Lisa Abicht-Swensen
Accountemps
ACS
Advance Consulting
Ruth Agar
American Assn of University Women
In Honor of Ms Michelle Lichtig
Ameriprise Financial
Caroline Amplatz
Ms Karmen Anderson
Mr Glenn Andis
Andre Franca Studio
Mr Todd J. Anlauf
Anonymous
Archetype Sign
Associated Bank
Barry Baines, MD
Mr David Bakken
Mr Ken Baltes
Marlyn Barber
Mrs Glory Barduson
Joel and Michael Barnes
Denise Barnett
Cynthia Barnowski
Susan Bartizal
Mr Dan Bauer
Ms Nancy Bauer
Susan Beach
P. Deckas Becerra
Brenda Beckman
Barbara K. Belew
Ms Jane Belgum
Dr Michael B Belzer
Kenneth Bence, MBA
Ms Barb Bender
Wendy Bennett
Ms Beverley Benson
Ms Carol Berg
Tyler Bernier
Ms Beverly Berryman
Best Buy Co, Inc.
Dr Paul J Bilka
Marilyn Bjirkem
Amy Black
Gale Blackburn
In Honor of Carla Blackburn
Mr Chris Blade
Mr Jeff Blade
Richard and Mary Ann Blade
Hester Blake
Peggy Bleskacek
Mrs Annie Blood
Blue Cross Blue Shield of MN
Dean Blumetti
Bobby and Steve's
Auto World Foundation
Mr Gerard Bodell
Margot Boeke
Stefanie Bogdan
Nancy Borgstrom
Scott & Susan Boris
Sandy Boudewyns
Kristy Bourassa
Ms Patty Bowler
Ms Dawnette Boyd
Ronda Brandvold
Ms Pam Breckner
Frank and Mary Broderick
Fonda Broekhuis
Becky J. Brooks, RN
Ms Lisa Brown
Ms Julie Brunner
Ms Alice Brutcher
Sue Bulger
Ms Barbara Burandt
Ms Kathleen Burt
In Honor of Ms Sally E Howard
Butterball Turkey Gift Program
Linda Byrne
Cafe Latte
Janis Callison
Ms Joan Campbell
Care Providers of MN
Anne and Greg Carlson
Craig Carlson
Kathleen Carlson
Ms Mary Carroll
Ms Pamela Caselius
Ms Rebecca Casey
Ms Deb Castellanos
Ms Nina Centrella
CenturyLink Pioneers - Metro Council
In Honor of Carol Grabinske
In Honor of Larry Hartman
In Memory of George Gowling
Kathie Cerra, PhD
In Honor of Nicole Cerra
Cheryl Chase-Trombley
Mary Cheng
Ms Suzanne Chowen
Ms Jean Christensen
Linda Christensen
Ms Mary Lou Christensen
M I N N E S OTA V I S I T I N G N U R S E AG E N C Y
Church of St. Frances Cabrini
Dr Edmund P Chute
Mr Fred H Chute
Mr Fred H Chute, Jr
Catherine Clairmont
Ms Pam Clifford
Mr Eugene C Coan
Dr Ellen Coffey
In Honor of Ms Mary Kurvers
Roberta Collins
Harriet Conkey
Julie Conzemius
Alex Cook
Coral Realty
Kathleen Coskran
Costco
Country Financial
Country Inn & Suites
Courage Center
Mary Covert
Virginia Craig
Lynette Crane
Ms Kadee Crottier
Ms Martha Crump
Dr Brendon Cullinan
Valerie Cunningham
Ms Nancy Curry
Ms Peggy Custard
Custom Millwork Inc
-McPhillip Brothers
Jerry Cutts
Mr Dave Daline
Mr Nicholas Dau
Amy Dean
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2011 GENEROUS MVNA DONORS
Connie Delaney, PhD
Ms Elizabeth Delano
Delta Dental of Minnesota
Ms Alicia DeMatteo
Janice DeMatteo
Ms Denise Dian
Terry Diebold
Debra and Steve Dirks
Ms Joanne Disch
Ms Kathy R Dittmer
Diversified Investment Advisors
Ms Donna Doll
Ms Fran Dosh
Erik Dove
John & Sara Dufner
Ms Cecelia DuPlessis Erickson
In Honor of Mrs Cheryl Lanigan
Phil Duran
Mr Jim Earley
Edina Realty Foundation - Edina
Realty Title Committee
Lois Edwards
Mary Eggers
Dr Edward Ehlinger
Eide Bailly
Arlyce Eide
Janice Ekola
Connie Elsberry
Emerson Process Management
-Rosemount Inc
Mr Stephen Engel
Becky Enos, RN
Erte Restaurant
Ms Sue Eskedahl
Pam Evans
Lindsey Fabian
Mr Michael Faulk
Ms Kathryn L. Faville
Michele Fedderly
Mr Joseph G Feidt
In Honor of Jean Heskett Feidt
Ms Bernadine Feldman
Cynthia Feldmeier
Financial Concepts, Inc.
First Unitarian
In Honor of Ms Michelle Lichtig
First Unitarian Society
of Minneapolis Church
Dr & Mrs David and Beverly Fisher
Ms Le Etta Flicker
Mr & Mrs Richard and Carol Flynn
Ms Gloria Foster
Gigi Fourre Schumacher
Ms Shelly Franz
Katherine Frey
Mr & Mrs Michael Frey
In Honor of Don & Mary Haas
Ms Janet Fridgen
Mr & Mrs Thomas and Leslie Frost
Ms Claudia Fuentes
Emily Fuerste
In Honor Margaret Fuerste
Dianne Fuller
Marian Furlong
Ms Catherine Furry
Gannett Foundation
Autumn Gannon
Garden & Associates, Inc
Linda Garner
Anne Marie Gavel
Ms Terri Gavin
Mr David Gawthrop
Jason Gehlan
Cheri Geraffo
Michele Germanson
Lois Gernbacher
Katheryn Gettman
Ross Glynn
Lisa Gmitro
Julia Goetsch
Zelia Goldberg
Isabel Gomez
Mr & Ms Chris Gondeck
Amy Goodhue, RN
Mr & Mrs Tim and Molly Goodyear
Abigail Gossman
Ms Deena Grant
Carolyn Greene
Mr Lee Greenfield
Julia Greil
Sandra Griffin
Colleen Groebner
Mr Rob Grunewald
James E. Gullixson
Ms Karla Gunderson
Mark Guy
Mr & Mrs Don and Mary Haas
Drew Haas
William Habicht
Lynn Hagedorn
Jean Hagens
Ms Jane Hagstrom
Kristine Hall
William and Patricia Hall
Mr William Halloran
M I N N E S OTA V I S I T I N G N U R S E AG E N C Y
Kristin Haltinner
Ms Gail Hammond
Adele Hansen
Ms Connie Harrison Dressler
Fay Harrison
Martina Hartmark
Ms Jill Hatfield
Ann Haverkamp
Mary Hayes, RN
Inna Hays
Mr Douglas Head
Health Fair 11
HealthPartners
Antje Heckel
Heidi Hecksel
Randi Helgesen
Julie Henderson
Hennepin County Medical Center
Hennepin Faculty Associates
Anne Hill
Tom and Pam Hockenberry
Diane Hofstede
Gary Hohenstein
Honsa-Binder Printing
Ms Marlene Hoppel
Hospice Pharmacia
David Hottinger
Ms Janet Howard
Kim Howard
Ms Sally E Howard
Ms Patricia Hoyt
Ellen Hughes
Ms Marie Humbert
David Hutchinson
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2011 GENEROUS MVNA DONORS
Molly Illes
Infinity Direct
Lisa Ingram
J Jones & Company
Dr Donald Jacobs
Sue Jacobs
Mr Truman Jeffers
Ms Belinda Jensen
Charlotte Jensen
Marlene Jezierski
Barbara Johnson
Don and Wendy Johnson
Jennifer Johnson
Ms Jill Johnson
Maureen Johnson
Neil Johnson
Ms Sandy Johnson
Clarence Jones
Jacqueline Jones
Ms Jeanette Jones
Naomi Jones
Ms Rose Jost
Ms Kathy Justus
Mr David Kaiser
Ms Fran Kaitala
Ms Cindy Kallstrom
Mr & Mrs Dennis A Kamstra
Ms Elizabeth Kangere
Ms Karen Karbo
Joan Karnas
Mark Kasner
Jane Kay
Ms Miriam Kelen
Julia Ann Kelly
Ms Patricia Kelly
Dr Larry J Kerzner
Ms Ruth Kildow
Audrey Kingstrom
Sheila Kiscaden
Astrid Knott
Andrea Knudson
Anita Kolman
Demaris Konold
Julie Kramme
Sherri Kraus
Jennifer Kreiman
Jane Kretzmann
Ms Jan Kronholm
Ms Joyce D Krook
Caroline Krubsack
Mr Mark Ladwig
Shannon Lameyer
Ms Susan Lampe
Ms Dianne Landes
Mrs Cheryl Lanigan
Dr Kevin Larsen
Mr & Ms Ron Larsen
Daniel and Lori Larson
Mrs Tami Larson
Ms Barbara Laska
Ms Susan Lasoff
Ms Ruth Leadholm
Ms Judy Leatham
Mr & Mrs Darryl & Lynnae LeBarron
Lee F. Murhpy, Inc
Ms Joanna Lees
Pamela Lehan
Nancy Lehrman, CPA
Sharon Lehrman
Greg Leierwood, NP
Mr James Lenahan
Leonard, Street and Deinard
Beth Lewis
Liberty Diversified International
Hyacinth Liclican
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
Ms Sandy Lien
Lilja Inc
Sharon Lilla
Mark Lindberg
In Honor of Heidi Grandstand
Ms Patty Linser
Mark Linzer
Linda Literski
Bryan Ljung
Elisabeth Loeffler
Jan & Bob Lokhorst, RN
Mrs Nan Lomen
Ms Margaret Longlet
Barb Lorinser
LPaC
Mr Bob Lund
Jennifer Lundblad
Katie Lundeen
Ms Sue Lundell
Lutheran Church of the Master
Michael Lynch
Heather MacLean
Mr Toby Madden
In Memory of Mr Frank T Madden
Patrick J Magee
Mr Jonathan Mahaffy
Dr Mark Mahowald
Sharon Malinowski
Mark Manderfeld
M I N N E S OTA V I S I T I N G N U R S E AG E N C Y
Ms Marie Manthey, RN
Margo Marko, RN
Mr & Ms George Marks
John Marolt
Ms Janet Marr
Andrew Marshall
Chris Martin
Vicky Martin
Mary Mastel
Jill Masterson
Tom Matchinsian
Lee Ann Mattson
Ms Jennifer May
Mathew McCabe
Lisa McCarter
Kristine McCarthy
Ann McCully
Dr Martha McCusker
Dean McDowell
Julie Mcgaughey
Mr & Ms Scott McGinnis
Jill McGrane, RN
Frances/Marianne McGuinn
Ms Catherine McGuire
Theresa McKeon
Malcolm McLean
Ms Bridget McMullin
Medica
Medica Foundation
Mrs Sally Meidlinger
David Melbye
Marianne Merriman
Metropolitan Health Plan
Sherry Meyer
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2011 GENEROUS MVNA DONORS
Dr Roberta Meyers
Ms Sandra Middendorf
Mr Allen Miller
Maureen Miller
Mr Terry Miller
Thomas Miller
Gerald and Frida Mindrum
Minikahda Club
Minneapolis Area Senior Workers
Association
Minneapolis Marriott City Center
Minnesota Counties
Computer Cooperative
Minnesota Historical Society
Minnesota Knitters Guild
Ms Dianne Miron
Ms Cheryl Moen
Jamila Mohamed
Mr Dan Molitor
Ms Judi Mollerus
Ms Adeline Molus
Ms Beverly Montgomery
Ms Kathy Moore
Sandy Morris
See Moua-Xiong
Ms Patricia Mullen
Deb Murphy
Anne Murray
Ms Gretchen Musicant
Michael Nation and Janet Sauers
Ms Cris Nelson
Mr & Mrs Harrison Nelson
Ms Jananne Nelson
Ms Kay Nelson
Tom Neonovich
Huyen Ngoc Dinh
Angela Nguyen
Lorraine Nickels
Mr & Mrs Richard Niemiec
Ms Sara Noel
Mr & Ms Mark and Jackie Nolan
Mr Alan Nordby
Mr & Ms Jon Nordstrom
Ms Roselyn Norman
North Second Street Steel Supply, Inc.
Northeast Bank
Novartis
Deb Nugent, NP
Nurse Family Partnership
Jonathan Nygren
Mr & Mrs William Oberreit
Susan O'Connor-Von
Mr Edward Oliver
Kris & Dara Olsen
Carolyn and Len Olson
Janet Olson
Ms Joan Olson
Karen O'Malley
Ms Angela O'Neill
Michael O'Neill
Ms Jane Ongalo
Mary Opheim
Ordway Center
Ms Leslie Ostrem
Ms Sharon Oswald
Otto Bremer Foundation
Nicole Overman
Ms Laura Palmer
M. Joan Palmer
Jeanne Parent Alerus
Deborah Pascuzzi
Janice Paulsen
Luke Pavlovich
Pearson's Candy
Shelly Peddicord
Andrea Pederson
Audrey Peham
Mr Jim Peitzman
and Ms Kym Longhi
Mr & Mrs Timothy and Kim Pepera
Ms Jean Peters
Ms Jeanne Peters
Ms Jeraldine Peters
Bill Petrangelo
Jeanne Pfieffer
Pfizer Foundation
Philips Lifeline
Mrs Barb Piotrowski
Diane Plowman
Pohlad Family Foundation
Melissa Porter
Dr Jerry Potts
Ms Marcia Powless
Willa R. Pry, RN
PSS World Medical, Inc
QBF
Qwest Pioneers - Chapter #18
Jean Radke, RN
Mr John Rahja
Ramsey Badre & Associates, Inc
Mary and Gerald Randolph
Mr John Rask
Nicole Ray
Nancy Raymond
RBC Foundation - USA
M I N N E S OTA V I S I T I N G N U R S E AG E N C Y
RBC Wealth Management
Terri Rea
Becky Real
Red Stag Supper Club
Timothy and Michele Marie Regan
Jacqueline Register
Laura Reinhardt
Residential Therapeutics Inc.
Alice Ressler
Christine Richmonds
James Ridgeway
Julie Ring
Mr Daniel Rivkin
Patricia Robertson, RN
Roche Diagnostics
Adam Roemer
Ms Kathy Roering
Ms Margaret Rog
Ms Jody Rogers
Judy Rogich
Mr Art Rolnick
Rosacker's Florist
Amy Roseen
Rotary Club of Minneapolis
Ellen Rotenberg
Patrick Rowan
Mary Rusin
Ms Bonnie Russ
Ann Russell
Carla Ryti
Pamela Safar
Ms Julia Salmen
Ms Sondra Samuels
Mr & Ms Steve Sanger
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2011 GENEROUS MVNA DONORS
Sarna's Classic Grill
Mr Michael Scandrett
Julian Scates
Mrs Jennifer Schaefer
Ms Karen Schaffer
Pam Schaid
Ms Katelin Schartz
Mary Jo Schifsky
Ann Schilling
Dr Peter Schlesinger
In Memory of Dr Thomas Bloss
Judy Schmidt
Cathy Schmidtke
Andrea Schrempp
Mr Jeff Schrempp
Mr Clinton Schroeder
Jean Schroeder and James D Zavoral
Ms Vicki Schull
Ms Gloria Schumpf
Mary Schurstein
Maria Schwingler
Priya Seth
Ms Barbara Setterholm
Ms Gale Sharpe
Wendy Sharpe, RN
Sheraton Minneapolis Midtown
Hotel
Kathleen Sherman
Cherylee Sherry
Suzi Shuman
Donald and Elaine Sime
Ms Marsha R. Simon-Holt
Ms Connie Simonson
Ms Dawn Simonson
Ginger Sisco
Sit Investment Associates
Teresa Sit
Marjorie Slanga
Carol Ann Smith, RN
Joan Smith
Ms Elizabeth Snell
Ms Mary Beth Snyder
Susan Sommers
Julie Spangler
Cynthia Spiczka
Lynn Spieker
Debra Spillane
Mr Jack Spillane
Ms Margaret St Germain
St Mary's Orthodox Cathedral
St Therese Home Inc
St. John's Church of Little Canada
Mary Stadick
Ms Patrice Stamps
Phyllis Stanchfield
Brano Stankovsky
Kaye Stennes
Sara & David Sterling
Dr Steve Sterner
Mary Kay Stevens
Ms Laura Stolpe
StoneFitness
Mr Craig Swanson
Sandra Swanson
Elizabeth Swanzy-Parker
Holly Sylvester
Mark and Ruth Szajner
Mary Tambornino
Esther Tatley
Judy Temple
Nancy Tennessen
The Minneapolis Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
-Mary G. Lee Fund
The Minneapolis Foundation
-VNS Endowment Fund
The Westin Edina Galleria
Mrs Terri Theis
Denise Thiede
Ms Brittany Thiele
Rebecca Thoman
Bruce and Vickie Thompson
Ms Mary Thompson
Thomson Reuters
Thomson Reuters - Corporate
Gary Thorn
Kim Thorsen
Thrivent Financial
-Central Minneapolis Chapter
Peck Tierney
Ms Sue Tincher
Tammy Torbert
Scott Torborg
Mr Michael Torp
Ms Jackie Turgeon
Randy Turnacliff
Twin Cities Senior Housing Guide
UCARE
Dr and Mrs Rolf Ulvestad
Ms Shirley Ungar
United Way
United Way - Greater Twin Cities
UnitedHealth Group - Corporate
Universal Hospital Services, Inc.
University of Minnesota
M I N N E S OTA V I S I T I N G N U R S E AG E N C Y
-Academic Health Center
Faye Uppman
Ron Usem
Valley Limo & Coach, Inc.
Ms Jen Van Liew
Ms Diana Vance-Bryan
Lynn Vander Haar
Romelle Vanek Ferris
Samuel VanNorman
Jennifer Vanwyk
Lisa Venable
Esther Versalles-Hester
Anjali Vijayakar
Deb Vohnoutka
JoAnne Voltz
Cybil Walker
Patricia Walker, MD
Ms Jami Wallar
Brent Walton
Mr Thomas Wanvig
Ms Phyllis Warzecha
Laura Wash
Ms Mary Watkins
Marcia Weber
Patricia Weber
Charles Weinstein
Wells Fargo Insurance
Suzanne Werner
Ms Eleanor Westerburg
White Light Events
Ms Linda White
Reverend Marlene Whiterabbit Helgemo
Kristen Whittenbaugh
Kimberly Wilcox
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2011 GENEROUS MVNA DONORS
James Williams
Ms Nancy Williams
Jill Williamson
Ms Gennise Wilson
Linda Wilson
Patricia Wilson
Ms Susan Wolf
Susan T. Wolf
Ms Cyndi Wong
Debbie Wyman
Bettsy Yang
Thomas Zachary
In Honor of Mary Ann Zachary
Ms Karen Zeleznak
Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason LLP
Heather Zierhut
Jodi Zolik
Zonta Club of Saint Paul
Emily Zylla
In Honor of
Mary Ann Blade
(retired, 2011)
Anonymous
Mr David Bakken
Mr Ken Baltes
Ms Carol Berg
Mr Jeff Blade
Ms Patty Bowler
Frank and Mary Broderick
Becky J. Brooks, RN
Ms Alice Brutcher
Ms Joan Campbell
Ms Mary Carroll
Ms Deb Castellanos
John and Sara Dufner
Mr Jim Earley
Dr Edward Ehlinger
Becky Enos, RN
Autumn Gannon
Isabel Gomez
Mr Rob Grunewald
James E. Gullixson
Mr William Halloran
Ms Gail Hammond
Ms Janet Howard
Mr Truman Jeffers
Ms Karen Karbo
Dr Larry J Kerzner
Sherri Kraus
Mr James Lenahan
Ms Michelle Lichtig
Mr Bob Lund
Ms Sue Lundell
Ms Janet Marr
Jill McGrane, RN
Mr Terry Miller
Ms Dianne Miron
Ms Adeline Molus
Ms Gretchen Musicant
Mr & Mrs Harrison Nelson
Ms Kay Nelson
Huyen Ngoc Dinh
Ms Sara Noel
Mr Alan Nordby
Andrea Pederson
Mr Jim Peitzman & Ms Kym Longhi
Jean Radke, RN
Mr John Rask
Residential Therapeutics Inc.
Ms Jody Rogers
Mary Rusin
Mr Clinton Schroeder
Ms Vicki Schull
Ms Connie Simonson
Carol Ann Smith, RN
Mr Jack Spillane
Kaye Stennes
Esther Tatley
Ms Brittany Thiele
Ms Mary Thompson
Ms Diana Vance-Bryan
Patricia Walker, MD
Rev. Marlene Whiterabbit Helgemo
Ms Susan Wolf
M I N N E S OTA V I S I T I N G N U R S E AG E N C Y
In Kind Donations
A Johnson & Sons Florist
3M After Auto Market Division
3M Environmental Health
& Safety Operations
3M Infection Prevention Division
3M Legal Affairs Department
Jill Abrams
Adath Jeshurun Synagogue
Preschool-Gan Shelanu
Allina Hospitals & Clinics
Mrs Susan Anderson
Anonymous 2011
Dr Mark & Patricia Arnesen
Mr & Mrs James & Nancy Azarski
Ms Kathy Baer
Ms Michelle Barclay
Richard and Mary Ann Blade
Ms Nancy Bauer
Sandy Bentley Williams
Birch Bark Books
Birthday Buddies
Ms Patty Bowler
Erica & Jesse Brodd
Bundles of Love
Cafe Latte
Ms Joan Campbell
Lariza Carlson
Carters - Albertville
Carters - Mall of America
Carters - Southtown
Christ Lutheran Church
Costco
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2011 GENEROUS MVNA DONORS
Country Financial
Country Inn & Suites
Creative Healthcare Management
Christie Daire
Decision Sciences/Carlson Marketing
Erte Restaurant
Evercare Minnesota
Excelsior Order of Eastern Star
First Children's Finance
First Unitarian Society
of Minneapolis Church
Ms Shelly Franz
Friendship Village Knitters
Gifts for Seniors
Holly Grunklee
Gymboree
David Hagmann
Ms Becky Halada
Robin Hatlestad
HCMC Executive Team
HCMC Finance Dept
Antje Heckel
Anne Heitlinger
Ms Azalea Henao
Hennepin Avenue United Methodist
Church Knotty Quilters
Honsa-Binder Printing
Ms Mary K. Horton
Carol Hoskins
Interlachen Country Club
J Jones & Company
Ms Kathy Jantzen
Ms Belinda Jensen
Ms Karen Karbo
Julia Ann Kelly
Jennifer Kreiman
Mrs Tami Larson
Ms Barbara Laska
Ms Susan Lassoff
Nancy Lehrman, CPA
Lindquist & Vennum
Lutheran Church of the Master
Machine Knitting Guild
of Minnesota Textile Center
John Marolt
Ms Sharon Mason
Dr Martha McCusker
McKesson Corporation
Bonnie McLellan
David Melbye
Sherry Meyer
Minneapolis Marriott City Center
Minnesota Counties
Computer Cooperative
Minnesota Medical
Joint Services Organization
Janna Netland Lover
New Hope Women of Today
North Memorial Hospital
Carolyn and Len Olson
Optum Rx
Ordway Center
Ms Laura Palmer
Pearson's Candy
Mr Jim Peitzman & Ms Kym Longhi
Preferred One
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Red Stag Supper Club
Jacqueline Register
Phyllis Rivard
Ms Kathy Roering
Rosacker's Florist
Diane Rose
Ms Sally Ryan
Carole Scheurich
Doraline Schipper
Theresa Schroeder
SFM
Wendy Sharpe, RN
Sheraton Minneapolis
Midtown Hotel
Ms Dorothy Simoncic
Mr & Mrs Keith and Nancy Sjoquist
Carol Ann Smith, RN
Ms Maggie Snow
St Barnabas Lutheran Church
St Joan of Arc Church
St Louis Park Women's Club
Knitting Group
St Thomas of Becket Parish
of Eagan
Sarna's Classic Grill
Ms Pippa Stelter
StoneFitness
Sysco Minnesota
Mary Tambornino
M I N N E S OTA V I S I T I N G N U R S E AG E N C Y
Target - Women's Business Council
Target Corporate Volunteers
Team 6
The Westin Edina Galleria
The Woman's Club of Mpls
-Cmty Outreach/SOS Cmte
Thomson Reuters
Peck Tierney
TLC Toys
United Health Care
Training & Development Team
United Health Group
United Health Group - Eagan
Universal Hospital Services, Inc.
Valley Limo & Coach, Inc.
Ms Diana Vance-Bryan
West Area Knitting Group
WOW
Misty Young
Zonta Club of Saint Paul
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Hospice of the Twin Cities
Hospiceofthetwincities.com
[email protected]
763-531-2424
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www.hovmn.org
[email protected]
507-484-2424
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MVNA.org
[email protected]
612-617-4600
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