COVENANT HEALTH FOUNDATION
2015 ANNUAL REPORT
GIVE.
CREATE.
HOPE.
MISSION
The mission of Covenant Health is to extend Christian ministry by caring for the
“Whoever loves much, performs much,
whole person – body, mind and spirit – and by working with others to improve
and can accomplish much, and what is
health and quality of life in our communities.
done in love is done well.”
-VINCENT VAN GOGH
VISION
We bring people together to provide compassionate care, promote health improvement
and create healthy communities.
VALUES
Dignity, Excellence, Service, Justice.
DEAR FOUNDATION FRIENDS,
What an exciting year for the ministry of Covenant Health Foundation.
We have been blessed and have passed along those blessings to
our patients. There were so many wonderful happenings to
choose from this past year,
it is impossible to pick only
one. For example, Covenant
employees donated more
than $700,000 out of their
own paychecks to Covenant
Cares, which funded items
like two critical care cribs
for the Pediatric Intensive
Care Unit.
The Keeping the Covenant
building campaign kicked off
with a celebration on March
24. This campaign is the
cornerstone for $450 million
worth of projects including a new West Tower, major renovations
to Joe Arrington Cancer & Research & Treatment Center, and
Covenant Medical Group’s newest outreach, Northwest Clinic.
I invite you to set up a time to visit the Foundation office, and
allow the staff to show you firsthand, the exciting things happening
here at Covenant.
Thank you for supporting our ministry, donating your time,
partnering with us, joining us in prayer, and envisioning our
future with us.
Ben Edwards
Board Chair, Covenant Health Foundation
At Covenant Health, we consider our mission of treating the
body, mind, and spirit, in everything we do. Whether that is
comforting a young child who broke a bone while jumping off
the couch or praying with
a person who is at the end
of their time on earth,
we are here to provide
Christian healing to our
West Texas and Eastern New
Mexico neighbors.
We know we have the most
talented health care staff in
the region; now it’s time to
provide the facilities and
resources worthy of the level
of care our patients deserve.
It is with that mindset that
we kicked off the Keeping the
Covenant campaign with our employees first. We believe in our
mission and that our personal giving to the campaign will
inspire others to give.
Our investments are in key service lines or areas of opportunity
– cancer, women’s services, children, and community health.
Consistent with our transition to a population health management
approach to care, Covenant will deliver primary care and other
outpatient services closer to where residents live and work.
Thank you for helping us Keep the Covenant. We ask that you
pray for continued blessings upon our ministries, especially in
this exciting time of growth and change.
Richard Parks
President & CEO, Covenant Health
P.S. Be sure to see The Storytellers Recording Studio at
Covenant Children’s, which opened this spring.
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PATIENT
STORIES
JESSICA WILKINS
Jolyn and Jerry Wilkins were preparing for the cruise their family was
about to go on to celebrate their daughter Jessica’s high school graduation.
Jessica was an 18-year-old senior at Frenship High School who happened
to be dissecting an animal in biology class that day. She got dizzy, went to
get a drink of water, then passed out and hit her head on the floor. What
happened next turned into a two-month roller coaster.
JACOB PICON
Jacob Picon was on his way to classes at Lubbock High School
when his car hydroplaned and slammed into a light pole. The
pole came crashing down on his car, badly injuring him. Jacob
cracked two vertebrae and his pelvis, broke his fibula, crushed
his kidney and spleen, and tore his aorta.
Jessica came to Covenant where Dr. Harold Smith and Dr. Cecil Fincher
performed a craniotomy to save her life. After her time in surgical ICU, she
was transferred to Heart Center 5 Neuro, where Covenant nurse Brooke
Phillips entered her life. According to Jolyn, Brooke and Jessica shared an
instant connection.
He wanted the emergency personnel to take him to Covenant
Hospital where his sister, Jessica, is a nurse. Jacob endured two
major surgeries and was in the hospital nine days before he
was sent home to recover. His family credits the doctors and
nurses at Covenant for his successful recovery.
“During Jacob’s stay at Covenant he received amazing care.
I was and am still so grateful he was here, and I feel strongly
Covenant is where he needed to be in order to have such
an incredible outcome. I appreciate everything the entire care
team did for my brother, and I am so proud to be a part of such
a fantastic health system,” said Jessica, who has been a NICU
nurse for four years.
“Brooke is the sweetest, most compassionate nurse. She is so calm and
caring. When Jessica was in pain and wasn’t feeling well, Brooke was there
to comfort her. We felt like she was a part of our family,” said Jolyn.
Jessica Wilkins at prom
Jacob Picon & Jessica Picon
Jessica spent many weeks in rehab, and in spite of having to finish her
studies outside of the classroom, was named Prom Queen, and received
her high school diploma, with honors, along with the rest of her class. She
is now a proud Texas Tech Red Raider entering her freshman year, where
she plans to double major in business marketing and public relations.
Brooke is very happy to see the progress Jessica has made, which her doctors
have called a miracle.
Jacob has recovered fully with no complications from his
accident. He is now in college studying pre-engineering and
plans to transfer to a university to major in mechanical
engineering and minor in computer science.
“Being a nurse is so much more than passing medications and assessing
patients. The thing I love most about my job is being able to connect with
people on a much deeper level. Jessica is a prime example of being at
a low place in her life and I was able to make a difference in her stay by
doing the simplest things. I am honored to know this family and to have
taken care of Jessica,” said Brooke. “Thank you, Covenant, for showing me
what being a nurse is really about.”
“Dr. Eastman, my other doctors, and nurses were amazing.
I am not a good patient, but the nurses were very patient with
the patient,” he jokingly said.
Jacob is now looking forward to a bright future.
“My doctor told me 90 percent of people with a torn aorta die
at the scene. Of that 10 percent, another 50 percent don’t
survive the first 24 hours. Now, two years later, I am a
freshman at South Plains College,” Jacob said.
“Without the help of God
and the doctors at Covenant,
I would not be here today.”
That is why Jolyn nominated Brooke for the Daisy Award, presented by
The DAISY Foundation. Brooke was chosen to receive the award, given in
July, and Jessica was there with her parents, Jolyn and Jerry, to present it.
Brooke Phillips & Jessica Wilkins
*For more information on The DAISY Foundation,
visit www.daisyfoundation.org.
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COVENANT
CARES
Covenant Cares is the Covenant Health Employee Giving Campaign that is employee-funded,
employee-administered and employee-distributed. The employee campaign provides funding for
equipment and programs throughout our health system based on requests submitted by employees.
GRANTS FUNDED
Alicia Rose “Victorious” Foundation | $5,817
Kohl’s | $53,184
Funds for Teen Activities and Donation of Teen Kits
for Patients
Healthy Heroes Program Funding; Patient Care Packages
Lubbock Area Foundation | $3,000
The CH Foundation | $5,075,000
Dental Clinic Copay Assistance Program
Master Facility Plan/Capital Campaign Improvements at
Joe Arrington Cancer Center; Renovations to Hospice of
Lubbock building
The M.S. Doss Foundation | $62,147
Children’s Hospital Association | $16,800
Plainview Area Endowment | $1,000
Donation of American Girl Dolls
Combined Federal Campaign | $2,441
Funding for Hospice of Lubbock
G.C. Broughton Foundation | $100,000
Joe Arrington Cancer Center Renovations
Helen Jones Foundation | $84,000
Neuroscience Education Program; Covenant School
of Surgical Technology and Covenant School of
Radiography Scholarships
Equipment for Joe Arrington Cancer Center
Pediatric Program
Rotary Club of Lubbock | $2,500
Covenant School of Nursing Endowment Fund
S.K.I.P. Supporting Kids in Pain | $1,020
Patient Care Bags
State Employee Charitable Campaign | $11,932
Funding for Hospice of Lubbock
Susan G. Komen Lubbock | $53,870
Funding for Chorus of Angels Patient Assistance Program
and Patient Services for Mobile Mammography and
Arrington Comprehensive Breast Center
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board | $134,521
Equipment for Covenant School of Nursing Simulation Lab
Walmart | $1,250
Toiletry Kits for Patients’ Families and Distraction Items
for Children’s Emergency Department
One of the critical care cribs purchased for PICU
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COVENANT
CHILDREN’S
EVENTS
2014 HOUSE CONCERT
November 13, 2014
At the home of Dr. and Mrs. Jim Gutheil
Performance by: Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires
Raised: $9,000
STORYTELLERS RECORDING STUDIO
In April 2015 Covenant Children’s and Covenant Foundation held the
ribbon cutting for the Storytellers Recording Studio. The studio is a safe
and supportive space for children to be creative, express feelings, or just
have fun, especially kids who may have a chronic illness. The songwriting
and recording studio has musical instruments to play and explore
including guitars, ukuleles, a keyboard, and an electric drum kit. A
music therapist assists patients to improvise music, write original songs
or record their own CD to keep. Creating music is a form of stress relief
and distraction for patients. The studio is located near the Ronald McDonald rooms on the first floor.
This house concert was a first of what we plan
to be an annual occasion. Lubbock native,
singer-songwriter Amanda Shires and her husband
Jason Isbell, awarded Americana Artist of the
year, Song of the Year, and Album of the year,
entertained the crowd with an intimate concert.
Amanda is the daughter of Marguerite Fallon,
Vice President of Covenant Children’s.
Proceeds went to Covenant Children’s.
TIMMY’S PLAYROOM
The Tim Tebow Foundation brought the seventh official Timmy’s Playroom to Covenant Children’s, which was the first such playoom in
Texas. Timmy’s Room officially opened July 2015 and is located
near the cafeteria.The space provides developmental play opportunities for children ages three and older, and contributes to patient/family coping,
satisfaction, and the healing process. It fills an age gap and meets
developmental needs the hospital’s other two playrooms (Teen Town and
Lindsey’s Park) are not able to meet. Timmy’s Playroom is completely
customized with a football field floor, football chairs, custom wall graphics, a
helmet-shaped table for arts and crafts, specially-built lockers, a Bible
verse banner, and a jumbo-tron entertainment center, stocked with the
latest video games, DVDs and electronics.
16th Annual Gilded GALA
September 26, 2014
Chairs: Elise and Bronson Blodgett.
Entertainment: On the Rocks and Cactus Theater
Raised: $204,000
Proceeds benefit Joe Arrington Cancer Center.
LINDSEY’S PARK
In December 2014, Covenant Children’s opened the doors to the new
Lindsey’s Park on the third floor of the hospital. The Callaway family and
friends have donated more than $300,000 worth of toys and monetary
contributions to the children’s hospital in honor of their daughter, sister,
and friend, Lindsey Callaway, who passed away from cancer in 2001 at the
age of 16. Lindsey’s Park is a fun, open, colorful, and carefree space for
staff or families to use for play or cognitive assessment.
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EVENTS
VOLUNTEERS
continued
2015 STORYTELLERS
April 11, 2015
Chairs: Kelly and Terry Crofoot
Vice-chairs: Wendy and Nevan Baldwin and Kathy and Grady Terrill
Songwriters: Matraca Berg, Kimmie Rhodes and Leslie Satcher
Hosted by Jay Boy Adams at the Cactus Theater
Raised: $146,500
Proceeds benefit Covenant Children’s.
KEVIN ATKINS
SHEELA NOBLE
A common thread among many Covenant volunteers is a story involving a caring nurse, doctor or employee. Kevin Atkins
serves on the Covenant Foundation board as the immediate past
chairman, and prior to that served on the Children’s board. What
brought him to this point began with an appointment with his
physician in the fall of 2008.
Sheela Noble lived through an experience that gave her a vision of
not what was, but what could be. She was at St. Mary’s Hospital in
Lubbock with her young son, who had a heart defect and was sick.
As a single mom, she was tired and needed a break in the open air.
Kevin put his wife, Gay, on a plane to Australia and then made
an appointment with Dr. Dale Little because he wasn’t feeling
normal and was having trouble controlling his blood pressure. He
had told the story many times of his mother dying from a brain
aneurism at the same age he was at the time. Kevin commented
to the doctor that he had never been checked for an aneurism.
Some tests were administered and before he had gotten back to
his office, Dr. Todd Samuels, a radiologist and personal friend,
had read his report and called him to say he had an aneurism
deep in his brain.
Kevin waited to tell his wife the news of needing surgery until
she returned from her trip. Dr. Tom Windisch specializes in
coiling procedures which in Kevin’s case, involved inserting a coil
through an artery in the leg and threading it to the brain.
26TH ANNUAL MAYORS’ BEANS AND CORNBREAD LUNCHEON
March 6, 2015
Chairs: Andrew Montgomery and Becky Postar with BBVA Compass
Raised: $103,430
Proceeds benefit direct patient care at Hospice of Lubbock.
“Twenty-four hours after my wife returned, Dr. Windisch performed the surgery and absolutely saved my life. And I was able
to have my procedure close to home – the alternatives were going to NYC, Chicago, or Dallas,” said Kevin. “Five years later the
procedure was repeated to check for other issues and everything
looked good. End of story.”
Kevin continued, “To have the accessibility and availability of that
quality of physicians and staff who are trained to do all of this is
quite remarkable. I had a tremendous experience with tremendous staff. Covenant goes to the trouble of providing this quality
of service, where many do not.”
“I remember sitting in his hospital room and thinking how nice
it would be to go outside and get some fresh air in a garden. It
was then that I thought ‘One day I will somehow see that happen’,”
Sheela said.
Fast forward twenty years and Sheela is now a member of the
Children’s Task Force. She and her husband, Gary, have been
faithful givers to the Covenant Foundation for several years, and
when retirement from a pharmaceuticals sales job freed up her
time, she quickly accepted the chance to give back.
Sheela was nearing the completion of master gardener classes
when she was invited by Foundation staff to join the task force. The
task force is comprised of eight community members who assist
in fundraising efforts for the Children’s, and also help with special
projects like the healing garden. Sheela is working on the planning
and eventual creation of this garden.
“It will provide hope, and that can mean many different things; a
child who sees a butterfly on a flower, a parent who needs a break
by themselves. When you plant a seed and that first leaf comes out,
the spark on a child’s face is incredible. It shows life,” Sheela said.
At Covenant Health our vision is to give hope to our patients,
and we achieve that with the help of volunteers like Sheela. Sheela
is married to Gary Noble and mother to two grown sons with a
grandchild on the way.
Kevin owns a wholesale distributing auto parts/glass company.
He came to Lubbock by way of Tennessee and is a Texas Tech
graduate. He and his wife, Gay, are parents to grown children Seth
and Aaron.
When asked why he chose to serve Covenant, Kevin replied,
“Covenant treats with science, love, compassion and faith.
Employees serve in an environment that is bigger than their job.”
Kevin & Gay Atkins and family
Sheela and Gary Noble
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HOSPICE
Hospice of Lubbock, founded in 1987, provides compassionate end-oflife care to patients with terminal conditions. Hospice of Lubbock is the
region’s only non-profit hospice that provides care for all patients, regardless of age, diagnosis or payor source. The Mayors’ Beans & Cornbread
Luncheon and Light Up a Life serve as the major fundraisers to support
the more than $250,000 in free care provided.
Lubbock and surrounding area mayors sponsor the Mayors’ Beans &
Cornbread Luncheon. The community luncheon raised more than
$100,000 in 2015 to help support our charity care and program development.
Held the first Friday in March, the event is known for River Smith’s beans
and cornbread, the sounds of performers from the Cactus Theater, and the
community coming together to support our patients and their families.
Katie Salter, Board President
Eddie Owens, Board Vice President
Lalani Carter, Board Secretary
Ross Shamburger, Past President
Charley Wasson, Executive Director/CEO
Jeremy L. Brown, MD
Kevin Combest
Marcy Erwin
Jayne Field
Kathy Gilbreath
Marinda Heinrich
Misty Hill
Mary Jo Lovingier
Andy Montgomery
Frank Ryburn, Jr., MD
JOE ARRINGTON CANCER
RESEARCH & TREATMENT CENTER
Joe Arrington Cancer Research & Treatment Center (JACC) is the
leading provider for comprehensive cancer treatment in the South
Plains region. The first treatment was given in 1995 and twenty years
of cancer care and Christian service was celebrated with a breakfast
on July 23. Matt Crow, a former JACC patient and cancer survivor,
gave his testimony about the cancer treatment he received. He was
able to receive care close to home and he said the doctors and nurses
became family to him, as his family lives out of state.
It is for our patients like Matt, who become family, that Covenant is
making major renovations to the cancer center. All of the changes are
derived by asking the question “How can we help our patients maintain their dignity and receive the best possible care?” It begins with
Matt Crow
transforming the public treatment rooms to private suites, and
also includes a new chapel, prayer garden, and centralized social services area. Caregivers and family
are not forgotten either, as a business room will be added so they can keep up with their daily work demands.
A new Gamma Knife and linear accelerator will be added soon. The pediatric oncology area is already
complete and children now receive their cancer treatments in a separate child-friendly area.
Proceeds from the 2014 Covenant Foundation Gala supported the renovations. There are many opportunities to be a part of the transformation and leave a legacy of hope. The completed renovations will make
JACC competitive with other well-known cancer treatment centers around the country. We look forward
to providing our patients with the best technology and treatments available.
Light Up a Life, held during November and December, helps fund our
charity care program. A tree is lit with the traditional blue lights of Hospice
of Lubbock as a means of remembrance, celebration and thanksgiving.
Community leaders, family members and friends join the Hospice of
Lubbock staff to light the tree on the first Wednesday in December.
Hospice of Lubbock Board of Directors serve to provide governance and
oversight to the ministry. Made up of community members, the board is
dedicated to supporting the ministry and ensuring quality end-of-life care
in Lubbock and the South Plains. Board members raise money to support
our charity care program, overall operations and our endowment.
Rendering of private treatment suites
Completed Pediatric Oncology unit
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COVENANT PLAINVIEW
COVENANT LEVELLAND
Covenant Plainview Foundation raised $125,407 in FY2015 through its employee campaign, a gala, golf tournament,
direct mail and other donations.
Covenant Levelland Foundation raised $111,000 in FY2015 through grants, direct mail, special events, its employee
campaign and other donations.
The 7th Annual Gala, “The James Bond 007th” was chaired by Dr. Benjamin and Cybil Farr. The event included all the
makings of a great international secret agent night including a Casino Royale, “shaken, not stirred” signature drinks,
iconic black Bond sunglasses, and a band from Fort Worth called Trey & the Tritones. Proceeds will benefit the
Capital Campaign.
Covenant Levelland Foundation provided $242,000 in equipment to the hospital in FY2015. This included bladder
scanners, cystoscopes and cameras, a jaundice meter, panda warmers, and an ultrasound machine. Funds were also
used for employee training and nursing scholarships.
The 12th Annual Golf Tournament raised funds to promote diabetes education. Each contestant was tested for the
disease and as a result, two were found to have diabetes and instructed as to what their next steps should be.
HK2020 (Healthy Kids 2020) is an ongoing program supported by the Foundation which includes field trips, programs
and meetings focused on improving children’s health and the health of our community. This year the foundation
purchased camping equipment and joined Wayland Baptist University in hosting a campout in hopes of making it an
annual event.
The 14th Annual Gala, Medieval Masquerade, raised $83,000 in net revenue. More than 300 attendees participated
in the gala, which featured a silent auction, a live auction, and several “medieval street vendors”. The event was
hosted at the Mallet Events Center in Levelland.
The Covenant Cares employee campaign raised more than $23,000 in FY2015. Covenant Cares is an employee-lead
campaign and the funds are administered by a front-line staff advisory group, for equipment and items to
enhance the patient experience, or enhance the employee experience.
Covenant Hospital Plainview Auxiliary is a vital contributor to the hospital. Through popcorn sales, several employees
benefitted from this scholarship program to further their medical education. The annual Christmas card project also
brought in funds to purchase recliners and rockers for patient rooms.
Covenant Plainview employees are so generous. Seventy percent of the staff donated to the employee-driven
campaign, Covenant Cares. The funds generated are used for unbudgeted programs and equipment.
The hospital has outgrown its
current facilities and will be
remodeling and expanding. FY2016
starts a five-year capital campaign
with a $3.5 million goal.
Rendering of remodeled Plainview hospital
BACK ROW: (left to right) Dallas Pena, Chair Person, Chris Roberts, Brodie Hutchinson, Bruce White, CEO Levelland
FRONT ROW: (left to right) Linda Johnson, Secretary, and Kelly Read
NOT PICTURED: Jason Wood, Vice Chair, Chad Alexander, Weerachai Wiri, M.D., and David Duffee
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KEEPING THE COVENANT
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
In March Covenant Health announced a $450 million
capital improvements project, Keeping the Covenant – Faith
and Healing for the Next 100 Years. This campaign is the most
significant financial investment since the merger seventeen
years ago of Methodist and St. Mary of the Plains Hospitals.
KEEPING THE COVENANT
STEERING COMMITTEE
The Keeping the Covenant steering committee is a group of community leaders who are assisting
the Foundation development team through philanthropic efforts to raise a portion of the funds needed
for new construction and renovations.
These projects are our answer to what our patients, physicians,
employees and community have said they want and need from
Covenant. Improvements are already underway that include
a new West Tower where women’s services will be relocated
from the Children’s Hospital. There will be a new welcoming
public entrance, new cafeteria and dining area, a free-standing
chapel, a complete renovation of Joe Arrington Cancer
Center, improvements to the Children’s Hospital and Covenant
Plainview, and new clinics in the community.
These projects will position Covenant as the clear leader in
providing health care and as the best place to work and practice
medicine. The vision of the facility design is to help reduce
staff stress and fatigue, increase effectiveness in care delivery,
and improve patient safety and overall healthcare quality.
We invite you to join us in prayer that we continue to
provide our community with quality healthcare and treat our
patients… mind, body and spirit.
BACK ROW: (left to right)
James Arnold, Van May, David Alderson, Kevin McMahon
MIDDLE ROW: (left to right)
Diannah Tatum, Valerie Kerr, Bevin England, Dr. Bill Atkinson, Matt Bumstead
FRONT ROW: (left to right)
Daniel Pope, David Seim (co-chair), Suzanne Blake (co-chair), Ben Edwards, Kevin Atkins
NOT PICTURED:
Mark Griffin, Bubba Jennings, Danny Johnston, Catherine S. Porter
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KEEPING THE COVENANT
RENDERINGS AND PROGRESS
Rendering of remomodeled cafeteria
Rendering of remodeled Joe Arrington Cancer Research & Treament Center
Rendering of new skybridge
Rendering of new facade for Children’s
Rendering of completed Northwest Clinic
Northwest Clinic (corner of Frankford & Erskine) groundbreaking in April
Rendering of new entrance to Covenant Medical Center on 21st Street
Temporary entrance on 21st Street
Current progress on clinic
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BOARD MEMBERS
COVENANT HEALTH FOUNDATION 2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Covenant Health Foundation board members continue the strong legacy of furthering the mission
and values of Covenant Health through raising and administering charitable gifts to support programs,
purchase equipment and improve facilities that ultimately benefit the patients and families we serve.
FINANCIALS
SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Pledges
Property and Equipment
Investments
Total Assets
$6,740,754
$8,918,717
$4,439
$33,786,211
$49,450,121
Contributions
Investment
Other Income
Total Assets
$3,669,931
$752,209
$1,574,177
$5,996,317
EXPENSES
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts Payable
Other
Total Fund Balance/Equity
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
REVENUES
$2,219,634
$4,468,941
$42,761,544
$49,450,120
Program Expenses
Management and General
Total Expenses
NET INCOME
$3,669,931
$1,515,145
$5,185,076
$811,241
FY 2014-15 REVENUE
FRONT ROW: (left to right)
Catherine S. Porter, Marty Harrell, Diannah Tatum, Suzann Brown, Elisabeth Burrows, Claudette Culp,
Carol Calhoon, Bevin England
BACK ROW: (left to right)
Dr. Robert Salem, Joe McKay, Danny Johnston, Ben Edwards (Board Chair), Daniel Pope, Chad
Henthorn, Travis Funk, Jim Rice, Kevin McMahon, Greg Jones, Calvin Davis, Brett McDowell, Brice
Foster, Gregory Turner
NOT PICTURED:
Kelly Crofoot, Harold Jones, Chase Key, Arlene Matthews, Andy Montgomery, Jay Norton, Kevin Atkins
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PARTNERSHIPS
Schwan’s Food: Schwan’s will give back 5% of sales to Covenant on all purchases made through March 31,
2016 – benefitting Joe Arrington Cancer Center when using the 18189 campaign code when ordering online
at schwans-cares.com. All food will be delivered directly to your doorstep.
Racer Classic Carwash: For more than one year, Racer Classic Car Wash has partnered with Covenant Children’s,
donating $1 per car wash on the first and third Tuesday of every month. Go get your car washed.
Lindsey’s
Room
Lindsey Callaway Toy Drive Since 2001, the Callaway family and friends have delivered more than
$300,000 worth of toys and monetary donations. Each Christmas season Santa and his motorcycle crew
deliver the toys to the children at Covenant Children’s.
Spirit Halloween Superstore: Spirit of Children is a program that brings fun and funding to hospitals at
Halloween and all year long through support of Child Life at hospitals in local communities. Spirit hosts a
Halloween party annually at Covenant Children’s and donates costumes, toys, decorations, and activities;
and also give monetarily.
DONOR LIST
VISIONARIES
The CH Foundation
PILLARS
Covenant Medical Center Auxiliary
Covenant Women’s & Children’s Auxiliary
CHAMPIONS
G.C. Broughton Jr. Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Parks
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
BENEFACTORS
Atkinson Family Partnership
Drs. David and Melissa Blann
Helen Jones Foundation
Kohl’s Department Stores
Lorraine Combs Charitable Remainder Unitrust
Martha Ann Cogdell Hospital Trust
Northwest Texas Conference
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
The M.S. Doss Foundation
PATRONS
AmeriPath
Karen A. Baggerly
Steve and Kim Beck
Walt and Bethany Cathey
Lubbock Methodist Hospital System
Daniel and Denise Pope
Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Robertson
LEADERS
Alicia Rose “Victorious” Foundation
ARAMARK
Paul and Judy Arrington
Dorothy F. Baggerly
Betenbough Homes
BBVA Compass
Children’s Hospital Association
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Contreras
Allen Cunningham
Marguerite Fallon
FirstCare Health Plans
Genex Services, Inc.
John and Glenda Grigson
James Kelly
Kristen Kothmann
Kuykendall Foundation
Lindy Lauderdale
Lubbock Area Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Lawrence Martinelli
Neurosurgical Associates of Lubbock, LLP
Laurin and Sharon Prather
Prosperity Bank
Dr. and Mrs. Craig D. Rhyne
Sanford & Tatum Insurance Agency
Dr. and Mrs. Lowry Schaub
Spirit Halloween Superstores
Dr. Amy Thompson
PARTNERS
Tina Anderson
Artesia BPOE #1717
ASCO Foundation
Kevin and Gay Atkins
Atmos Energy
John S. Barker
Larry D. Bridgeman
Beverly Brooks
Carol Calhoon
Elizabeth Cason
Terry and Kelly Crofoot
Michael & Alice Cunningham
Cure Search Children’s Cancer
Coralyn Dillard
Darrell T. Ellison
Bevin England
Carmen Flores
Greg and Cecilia Garrison
Graco Real Estate Development
Jeanette Gurley
Lana Jones
Tanya Jones
DyAna Kerr
Tina King
Brenda Kinning
Dan Lacy
Bruce Lane
Lubbock Diagnostic Radiology , LLP
Lubbock Glass & Mirror Co.
Lubbock National Bank
Steve and Risa McCamy
Kelly and Mika McDaniel
Sam and Patricia Middleton
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Dori Polito
Quest Diagnostics
Natalie Ramello
Marshall & Julia Rauch
Lori A. Rhodes
David and Susan Sayari
Julia Scott
Chris Shaver
Sound Inpatient Physicians, Inc.
Texas Tech University
Texas Tech University Health Sciences CenterSchool of Medicine
Lee Turner
Dr. Larry A. Warmoth
Charley J. Wasson
Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Walter
Misty Zachery
Susan Zingaro
SUPPORTERS
Elizabeth Abraham
AC Uniforms
AimBank
Amerigroup
Anderson Bethany Funeral Home & Crematory
Atmos Energy Corporation
B.P.O.E. #865
Carolyn Bagwell
Jamie G. Baker
Edmond Balko
Becknell Wholesale Company
Kim Beierschmitt
Randy and Eileen Bell
Gary and Daena Bender
Phillip Benjamin
Julian Bernstein
Mason Berryhill
Joanne Bigham
Brett and Lori Birdsinger
Kelly Blair
Brac, Inc.
The Honorable Judge and Mrs. Robert C. Brack
Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy L. Brown
Mary J. Brunt
Terri Bynum
Nicole Caldwell
Kelly J. Calicoat
Calvert Home Health Care, Ltd.
Carlsbad Elks Lodge No. 1558
Rick Cary
William D. Cash , III
Cavender’s Boot City
Sealy H. Cavin
Centennial Bank
Rita Chapman
Drs. Naidu & Syamala Chekuru
Christ Lutheran Church
Dr. and Mrs. David R. Close
Clovis-Portales Elks Lodge
Dr. Curt Cockings
Robert and Debi Cook
Harley Cornelsen
Craftsman Printers, Inc.
Craig, Terrill, Hale & Grantham, L.L.P.
Crenshaw, Dupree & Milam, L.L.P.
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. Barry Currey
Larry and Joyce Curtis
Gary and Karen Davis
Mary K. Davis
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DONOR LIST
Deloitte Consulting
Discovery Healthcare Consulting Group, LLC
Ted Dockery
Lashelle Doss
Chris and Wendy Dougherty
Stephanie Dunkle
Durbin & Company, L.L. P.
Carrie Duvall
Ben and Shirley Edwards
Elks Lodge of Lubbock #1348
Zane Ellis
Gradene Enos
Evensky & Katz Wealth Management
Mike and Jayne Field
First Presbyterian Church
Tamey Fleischhauer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fortney
Brice and Kristin Foster
Frank Brown Auto & Truck Ranch
Funeral Directors Life Insurance Company
Pete Galan
Nora Gamez
Gannaway & Associates, LLC
Pat Garcia
Rachel Garcia
Rebecca Garza
General Board of Higher Education and Ministry
George McMahan Development, LLC.
Cindy Ghandour
Dr. and Mrs. Elias Ghandour
Jane Goldthorn, M.D.
Great Southwest Sales
Melissa Green
Mark & Claudia Griffin
Cynthia L. Grissman
Dr. and Mrs. James P. Gutheil
Haley Farms
Gary Hamilton
John and Tamara Hamilton
Shanna Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hanna
Linda D. Hanselman
Happy State Bank
George Harlan
Brent Hastings
Elizabeth Hawronsky
Edward Hayes
High Plains Surgery Center
HKS Inc.
Howard, Cunningham, Houchin & Turner, L.L.P.
Choc & Virginia Hutcheson
iaConsulting
IDeACOM
continued
Interim Healthcare Of West Texas
John R. Hall Company, Inc.
Olowa Johnson
Shawn and Ali Johnson
Harold Jones
Laverne Jones
Jubilee for Jesus Ministry
Jerrod & Valerie Kerr
Joyce L Kuhl
Victor and Holly LaFebre
Lakeridge Estates of Lubbock, Ltd.
Larry & Katherine Lambright
Christopher & Angela Lane
Olga Lara
Bobby R. Laws
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock Co. CDA’s Office
Lubbock Professional Fire Fighters Assoc. Local 972
Damara Lucia
Deidra Lundberg
Malouf ’s
Margaret Sheffield Lutherer Charitable Foundation
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Marian T. Mationg
Leslie A. Maul
McCarthy Building Co.
Dixie McChesney
McCleskey, Harriger, Brazill & Graf, LLP
Ann McDonald
Carla Mcgee
Mrs. Ethel McLeod
McWhorter Tire & Service
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.
Michelle Metcalf
Miller Family Foundation
Miller Girls Service Organization
Scott Morren
Morris Publishing Group, LLC
Mike Mouzon
Zach Myers
New Neighbors Club of Lubbock
Sheela J. Noble
Jay and Nancy Norton
NSA
Stuart Oertli
Oncology Solutions, LLC
Dr. Michael S. O’Neill
Osteogenics Bio Medical
Lori Oswalt
Drs. Karl and Michal Pankratz
Paper Moon Photography, Inc.
Tommy Parrish
Maria and Paul Parsons
Permian Basin Regional Training Center
Kyle and Stephanie Phillips
PlainsCapital Bank
Cheryl K. Presley
Sherry Prock
Michael Pullen
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Quick
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ranne
Kevin Reeves
Cliff Rice
Jim & Jo Anne Rice
Brett & Leslie Riley
Dara Ritchie
Charlie Robinson
Dawn Robinson
Robinson, Burdette, Martin & Seright, L.L.P.
Most Reverend Placido Rodriguez, CMF
Rotary Club of Lubbock
Jose L. Ruiz
S.K.I.P Supporting Kids in Pain
Cynthia Salisbury
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Salter
Nohemi Sanchez
Bruce and Kristi Satterfield
Joslyn Sellers
Dr. William A. Shaver
Nicole Shields
John Simpson
Thomas and Patricia Skinner
Heather Smith
Rodney L. Smith
Robert D. Snell
Peggy Snodgrass
James & Gail Spivey
Tyra Stanley
Susan E. Stegemoeller
Rachael Stehling
Michael & Barbara Stephens
James Stout
Suddenlink
Dana J. Sullivan
Sheila Swanson
Tahoka ISD
Christi Taylor
Homer Taylor
Texas Medical Liability Trust
Texas Methodist Foundation
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Texas Tech University President’s Office
Troy and Lynnette Thibodeaux
Bernie and Cynthia Thiel
B. Lane Thompson
Fred and Kay Timberlake
Jonna D. Toland
Transamerica
Tree Loving Care
United Supermarkets, L.L.C.
Urban Chic
Janet Vines
Bill Wallace
Walmart Foundation
Teresa Weaver
Brandon & Lindsay Webb
Mr. and Mrs. John Welch
West Texas Charitable Events Foundation
Rusty & Cindy Wilson
Russell & Beverly Womack
Drs. Kiran & Judy Yalamanchili
Amy Yanez
John & Ann Zwiacher
FRIENDS
And another 2,220 Friends of the Foundation.
TRIBUTES
IN CELEBRATION OF:
Walt Cathey
Ms. Karen A. Baggerly, R.N, M.S.N
Marguerite Fallon
Ms. Karen A. Baggerly, R.N, M.S.N
Richard Parks
Dr. Idris R. Traylor, Jr.
Craig Rhyne
Ms. Karen A. Baggerly, R.N, M.S.N
Chris Shaver
Ms. Karen A. Baggerly, R.N, M.S.N
Troy Thibodeaux
Ms. Karen A. Baggerly, R.N, M.S.N
IN HONOR OF:
Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Anderson
Ms. Erlinda Galindo
Ms. Janice Warren
Mr. and Mrs. William Dobbins
Dr. and Mrs. Weldon Ash
Mrs. Dorothy Thomson
Dewayne and Tana Askins
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Shera Atkinson
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Monzer Attar
Ms. Shirley Eason
Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Attaya
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Graves
Dr. Lynn Avant
Mr. Aubrey E. Pollock
Dr. Amanda J. Backlund
Ms. Suoi T. Huynh
Mr. Jerry Bailey
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Michael Bailey
Ms. Mary C. Logan
Shelley Barba
Ms. Kimberly K. Vardeman
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Ms. Michelle Bradberry
Ms. Susan E. Stegemoeller
Dr. and Mrs. Jason Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon B. Mills
Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Bricker
Dr. and Mrs. Vicente Maza
Terrell Britten
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip England
Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Brogan,III
Mr. and Mrs. Candido Tafoya
Dr. and Mrs. John K. Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Bryan
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. James Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cannon
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Curtis Carothers
Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Bargas
Dr. Aurelia Cervera
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon B. Mills
Dr. Naidu Chekuru & Dr. Syamala Chekuru
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. Griengsak Chowpaknam
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daffern
Ms. Sue Clary
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Jim H. Clary
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. David R. Close
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Andress
Ms. Sarah J. Field
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Contreras
City Bank
Darrell and Shirley Couch
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndall Couch
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Couch
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndall Couch
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Crofoot
Mr. Tedd Mitchell
Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Crow
Mr. and Mrs. Willis B. Blair
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tarbox
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Edwards
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Dr. Craig Curry
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy G. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Mr. Jeremy Davis
Ms. Susan E. Stegemoeller
Dr. Chanda S. Dihenia
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Blome
Mr. and Mrs. Oran Hamilton
Dr. and Mrs. Jack E. DuBose
Mr. and Mrs. Asa C. Oliver
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Duvall
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Eastman
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard O. Lilly
Dr. and Mrs. Bill Edwards
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edwards
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Shaili Felton
Mr. and Mrs. Lonny J. Hazelwood
Dr. Angela Ferguson
Ms. Bonnie C. Bourland
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fikse
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny M. Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tarbox
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Forbess
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Terry Gage
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Glover
Dr. Robert Gaines
Ms. Donna F. West
Toni J. Galvan
Ms. Susan E. Stegemoeller
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Garrison
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gary
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. J. Owen Gilbreath
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. Hal L. Green
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stumpy Greer
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
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TRIBUTES
Dr. Samuel A. Hale, Jr.
Dr. Idris R. Traylor, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haliburton
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Harry Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke E. Cochran, PhD.
Ms. Gloria Gammill
Mr. and Mrs. Howard V. Hastings
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Amanda Hatton
Mrs. Diane Gattone
Dr. Kerry Hendershot
Mr. and Mrs. Jim B. Curry
Mrs. Etta L. Shultz
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Henderson
Mr. Ted Dockery
Dr. Lynn Hendricks
Mr. Aubrey E. Pollock
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Hope
Mr. and Mrs. Troy McClendon
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horkey
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hornak
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Howard
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. Lowell S. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Asa C. Oliver
Mr. and Mrs. Greg C. Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Atul Joshi
Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Gothard
Dr. Roy Kendrick
Ms. Nancy Perez
Dr. Travis King
Ms. Ina C. Golden
Dr. Joel Landry and Dr. Cheryl Landry
CWO RET and Mrs. K.W. Warshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Larry LaRoe
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Kye B. Lear
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Andress
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lehman
Mr. and Mrs. Laurin Prather
Dr. David Levine
Ms. Mary Brooks
Dr. and Mrs. Dale D. Little
Ms. Sylvia Winder
Ms. Carol C. Covington
Ms. Jane Livermore
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
continued
Mrs. Lucy Locke
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lowey
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Ms. Jamie Malloy
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. David E. Mangold
Mr. Armer G. Obichere
Mr. and Mrs. Nevill Manning
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Kathy Marcum , PA-C
Mr. and Mrs. Barent McCool
Dr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Martinez
Ms. Edna Dukes
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lacy
Mr. and Mrs. Efren Perez
Dr. Joseph Martinez
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Rinehart
Mr. and Mrs. Luis L. Martinez
Mrs. Sunshine Mattox
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Mayfield
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCay
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McDonald
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. George McDuff
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Terry McInturff
Mrs. Shannon Valenzuela
Rev. and Mrs. Bobby J. McMillan
Rev. and Mrs. Bobby J. McMillan
Dr. Timothy D. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin K. Cummings
Dr. Piyush Mittal
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Knowles
Sister Charlotte Lujan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Carman
Dr. Robert C. Mooty
Ms. Tracie A. Claybrook
Dr. Brenda Morrow
Mr. Aubrey E. Pollock
Dr. and Mrs. James B. Moss
Ms. Bobby J. Hamlett
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moyes
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musselman
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Thomas R. Neumann
Mr. Bill G. Davis
Ms. Magdalena H. Ybarra
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Nicholson
Ms. Pauline A. Jordan
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ordonez
Ms. Edna Dukes
Dr. Mohammad Otahbachi
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard O. Lilly
Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Owen
Mrs. Sally Murray
Dr. Jeff Owen
Mrs. Diane Gattone
Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Childers
Christine Paddock
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tarbox
Dr. Carrie Paine
Mrs. Jean F. Willett
Mr. Mike Palmentera
Ms. Susan E. Stegemoeller
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Parks
Ms. Karen A. Baggerly, R.N, M.S.N
Dr. and Mrs. James R. Partin
Mr. Aubrey E. Pollock
Dr. and Mrs. Nilesh Patel
Mr. John L. Woods
Ms. Tennie G. Johnston
Dr. Richard Pfeiffer
Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Bargas
Dr. Ted Phipps
Mr. Donovan Phipps
Mrs. Charley Pope
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Porter
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Idris R. Traylor, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tarbox
Dr. and Mrs. Stan Potocki, M.D.
Ms. Erlinda Galindo
Mr. and Mrs. Laurin Prather
Dr. Idris R. Traylor, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Quick
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cromwell
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Andress
Mr. Ted Dockery
Mrs. Etta L. Shultz
Ms. Ovella Duren
Mrs. Julia Hegi
Ms. Melanie D. Hunsaker
Rebecca Raedeke, M.D.
Ms. Mary L. Peterson
Mrs. Pat Rampy
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Rex H. Reynolds, M.D.
Mr. Aubrey E. Pollock
Mr. Donald H. Vogler
Mr. and Mrs. Troy McClendon
Dr. Carlos Rizo-Patron
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. Lowe
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Joseph Rizzo
Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. Lowe
Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cromwell
Bobby Rodgers
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Rinehart
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rucker
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Ahmad Sabouni
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon B. Mills
Lyndon Schoenhals
Ms. Kimberly K. Vardeman
Dr. and Mrs. Bill Sealey
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Gaylon Seay
Mr. Aubrey E. Pollock
Mrs. Carolyn Selby
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Ibrahim Adly Shalaby
Mr. and Mrs. William Dobbins
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Sharif
Mr. Aubrey E. Pollock
Dr. William A. Shaver
Mr. Aubrey E. Pollock
Dr. David Shephard
Ms. Janice Warren
Dr. and Mrs. Zuhair M. Shihab
Ms. Pat Elston
Ms. Nancy Perez
Ms. Margaret M. McCullough
Dr. and Mrs. Fawwaz M. Shoukfeh
Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Reynolds
Dr. Harold K. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. McDonald, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Bryan Smitherman
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Brad Snodgrass
Ms. Mary F. Hise
Mr. Donald H. Vogler
Ms. Carolyn T. Sturdivant
Ms. Carolyn E. Sowell
Dr. P. C. Snodgrass
Mr. Donald H. Vogler
Ms. Carolyn T. Sturdivant
Ms. Carolyn E. Sowell
Dr. Holley Stewart
Mr. Aubrey E. Pollock
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strange
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Ms. Grace A. Streit
Ms. Rhonda Kampbell
Dr. Isaac Tafur
Ms. Magdalena H. Ybarra
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tarbox
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Teeter
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. Bodindr Thepchatri
Ms. Myrl Slentz
Dr. Idris R. Traylor, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tarbox
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. David Vannoy
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. and Mrs. Jitendra Vasandani
Ms. Tennie G. Johnston
Ms. Elise Voss
Ms. Peggy Burnett
Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Walter
Mr. and Mrs. Emery R. Black
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Andress
Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gillaspy
Dr. Larry A. Warmoth
Mr. and Mrs. Barent McCool
Mr. Charley J. Wasson
Ms. Judith Henry
Jim Whitefield
Mr. and Mrs. Sug Cheyne
Jason and LaShawn Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndall Couch
Ms. Margaret S. Williams
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Mrs. Ann Williams
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Keith Wiseman
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Dr. Roger Wolcott
Ms. Drilma Y. Handley
Mrs. Yvonne Woody
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Woolam
Mary L. Livermore Foundation
Dr. and Dr. Kiran Yalamanchili
Mr. and Mrs. Lonny J. Hazelwood
Mr. and Mrs. Bob York
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mrs. Eva Lou Younger
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndall Couch
Dr. and Mrs. John Zias
Ms. Myrl Slentz
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Ellis
IN MEMORY OF:
Landon T. Ahrendt
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Bender
Debra Alexander
Mr. Edgar Montalvo
Stacy Allen
Ms. Nancy L. Powell
Mrs. Sandra Boatright
Mrs. Katherine Jameson
Mrs. Pam Williford
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donoho
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Durham
Mrs. Carol McClenny Glasgow
Mrs. Connie Lewis
Ms. Julia Weeks
Mrs. Carol Crossland
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller
J.R. Canon and Associates
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Floyd
Ms. Nancy A. Shelley
Marva J. Erwin
Mrs. Christy Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Squires
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eaks
Grinny Walton
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kemp
Ms. Patrice Caldwell
Ms. Adrian Williford
Mr. David V. Clark
Eugene Becknell
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Porter
Mrs. Carol M. King
Hermon Bedwell
ACBC Staff
Tommye Bell
Mr. Rick Osburn
Garrett Bender
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Bender
The Honorable Judge & Mrs. Robert C. Brack
Mildred Brackeen
Ms. Dottie Dunnam
Mr. Waid Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hickman
Mr. and George Moore
Ms. Ruth V. Hallmark
Johnnie Brown
Ms. Lynn Simmons
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TRIBUTES
WAYS TO GIVE
continued
Lois Brunjes
Mrs. Carol M. King
Dick Burnett
Ms. Martha K. Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Lee
Jarrod Caballero
First Baptist Church Shallowater
Bill Callaway
Gannaway & Associates, LLC
Billie Caudle
Howard, Cunningham, Houchin & Turner, L.L.P.
Cowan-Hill Bond Agency, Inc.
Weiss And Associates, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mr. William Hill
Mrs. Bobbye Shaw
Kenneth Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rodgers
Shawnette Coombes
Mr. Bill Angell
Little Therapy Services, LLC
Mr. Brett Sterling
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Blackwell
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young
Gainer & Gainer
Mr. and Mrs. JD White
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Purvis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Allen
Ms. Rebecca A. Johncox
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ross
J.R. Canon and Associates
Mr. George Russell
Ramirez and Sons, Inc.
Mr. Kenneth Smith
Ogallala, LLC
Great West Casualty Company
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dodson
National Truck Services Group (BCA)
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Christiansen
The Citizens Bank of Clovis
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Seay
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Whitehead
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sullivan
Norma Cooper
Lamb Healthcare Center
Donna Delahunty
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Mosser
Jaynna R. Ferguson
Mr. and Bruce Sellers
Joseph A. Flores
RegiMen Salon
Joan Fritz
Ms. Thresea J. Johnson
Jerry Gannaway
Ms. Thresea J. Johnson
Jodell Gibbs
Ms. Wanda Murphrey
Marcos Grado
Anonymous
Tony Greco
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Sawall
Louise Greco
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Sawall
Jay Green
Mrs. Suzanne Wilde
Ann Hagberg
Mr. Rex Collins
Bobby Hanks
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Partin
Thornhills Hair Designers
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Hopper
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trevey
Joyce L. Hawkins
Mr. James A. Hawkins
Rick Henderson
Miller Waldrop Furniture & Decor
Roselyn Holloway
Mrs. Amy Roberts
Mr. Phil Harvey
Mrs. Julie Davis
Larry L. Holly
Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Pernell
Harley H. Howard
Mrs. Naomi Robertson
James Ingle
Covenant Health System Finance Dept.
Dr. Randell J. Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Porter
Trina Johnson
Lamb Healthcare Center
Dr. Glen Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Salem
Dr. Samuel M. King
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Taylor “Tay Tay” Kucel
Mrs. Colette Gomez
Doug Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Blackwell
Evan Reese Lugo
Mrs. Laura Allred
Ms. Emma Marwood
Mr. Hugo Rodriguez
Ms. Audrey Moyer
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Melton
Mrs. Amy Larsen
Jesse K. Mattox, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Mary Meador
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly
Ms. Frances Vancuren
Tommy Harold Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Morris
Deborah G. Odom
Mr. Mack Odom
Don Overman
Lamb Healthcare Center
Howard R. Parker
Lamb Healthcare Center
Frank Porter
Mrs. Vicky Allison
Cynthia Powell
Lamb Healthcare Center
Anna Reid
Ms. Pam Parkman
Ms. Patti Dianne McAlister
Ms. Mary C. Whistler
Carol Hillger
Daneen Haley
Cheryl E. Ryan
Mr. Julian Bernstein
Carol Peden Schoenhals
Ms. Kimberly K. Vardeman
Lorayne Thornton
Colonel USAF (Ret.) Charles Sutherland
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mazza
Randy R. Tungate
Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Curt Sparks
Dorothy White
Mr. and Mrs. John Owens
Dale Willhoit
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Culp
Lola D. Yorty
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Parsley
Vernell Young
Ms. Mikell Bollinger
Mrs. Wanda Becknell
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Porter
Thank you to all our donors.
Every effort has been made to correctly list all
gifts. If you note a mistake or omission, please
inform our office by calling 806.725.6089.
LEGACY GIVING
Honor what you value most today and communicate those values to future
generations. The Covenant Foundation’s Legacy Society was established to
recognize and honor donors who have expressed their desire to provide a
bequest or other testamentary gift through their will, trust, beneficiary
designation, or other estate planning vehicle.
KEEPING THE COVENANT
As we look to the future of Covenant, there will be many opportunities to give
to our ministry. There are various needs as we build the new West Tower and
renovate JACC, as well as other important projects. The development staff at
the Foundation would love to visit with you about naming rights and other
levels of giving.
TRIBUTES AND CAREGIVER RECOGNITION
Create a lasting tribute honoring a loved one or extraordinary caregiver with a gift
to the Covenant Health Foundation. The Foundation will promptly send
an acknowledgment of your thoughtfulness to whomever you have chosen
to honor.
MEMORIALS
Offer condolences to a friend or family member who has lost a loved one with
a memorial gift to the Covenant Health Foundation. An acknowledgment of
your thoughtfulness will be sent to whomever you have designated.
For more information or to make a donation,
please call 806.725.6089.
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The mission of Covenant Health Foundation is to develop resources through acceptance and management of
charitable gifts that support Covenant Health in extending Christian ministry by caring for the whole
person – body, mind and spirit – and by working with others to improve health and quality of life in
our communities.
From our rich history through Lubbock Methodist and St. Mary of the Plains hospitals, we bring our core
values of dignity, excellence, service, and justice to ensure compassionate and faith-filled care for our
neighbors throughout the region.
Covenant Health, a member of St. Joseph Health, is the largest provider of medical services for the West
Texas and eastern New Mexico area, serving 63 counties with a total population of 1.6 million people.
FOUNDATION STAFF
BACK ROW: (left to right)
Kelli McElhone
Valerie Kerr
Lindsay Webb
Lerica Eaton
Natalie Willett
Bevin England
FRONT ROW: (left to right)
Melissa Pierce
Daniel Pope
Lindsey Jones
CONTACT US.
3623 22nd Place | Lubbock, TX 79410
Phone: 806.725.6089
Fax: 806.723.6256
www.CovenantHealth.org
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