Bringing Legacy to L ife
2011 Annual Report
Allen Temple Arms Holds the Deed to History
A Message
from the President
My friend Bob Foster was an extraordinary
man. A talented financial executive, Bob made
a name for himself at Corning Glass Co. and,
later, as an economic advisor to President
Ronald Reagan. At The Terraces of Los Gatos,
where Bob and his wife, Elizabeth, lived happily
after retirement, Bob would sit for hours
with fellow residents and team members
who needed help with financial matters.
Whether he was helping the president cut the deficit or
helping a friend file her taxes, Bob’s knack for numbers
was matched by his penchant for people. He and
Elizabeth enjoyed a close relationship with many of
the community’s team members. When Elizabeth was
diagnosed with dementia, Bob watched in awe of his
wife’s gentle, patient caregivers — friends, really — who
showed him how to navigate this new reality.
Bob wanted future generations of ABHOW residents to
experience the same exceptional care he and Elizabeth
received at The Terraces, and he knew the best way
to do that was to build the capacity of the people who
care about — and for — seniors. Shortly before his own
death in 2000, Bob called his daughter, Phyllis Satter,
to his bedside.
What’s your legacy? That is a question
we at the ABHOW Foundation ask often
and will continue to explore. The answer
we seek is not a single, prevailing wisdom,
but rather an ever-expanding truth.
Legacy is not what we leave behind.
Legacy is what we bring to life.
Joe Anderson
President
I have an idea, Bob told his daughter. Write this down.
Those carefully scripted notes form the basis of Bob’s
legacy, the Foster Family Education Fund. To date, the
fund has given more than 200 ABHOW team members
the opportunity to access job training, improve basic
skills and complete coursework toward a degree in
gerontology or a related field of study. It’s incredibly
inspiring to know that, for every educational grant
made, an ABHOW team member will touch hundreds,
possibly thousands, of lives over the course of their
career. Just as Bob Foster intended.
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Cover photo: ABHOW President Emeritus
Dr. Richard Ice, far right, and Dr. J. Alfred
Smith Sr. set Allen Temple Arms’ mortgage
alight at a special ceremony on Dec. 11, 2011,
while Leo Sorenson, a local civic leader, looks
on. Funds once used to pay the Oakland, Calif.,
community’s mortgage will now be used for
renovations and enhanced services for residents.
A Message
from the Chairman
and the CEO
In August 1981, 45 people marched
from Oakland's Allen Temple Baptist
Church to the newly opened Allen Temple
Arms. There, they celebrated the fulfillment
of the church’s dream: A community that
seniors with limited incomes could be proud
to call home.
Allen Temple Arms is indeed thriving today, some 30
years after the first residents moved in. Keeping the
dream alive is the mission of the ABHOW Foundation
Board of Directors. Through the generosity of our
donors, the Foundation has invested $100,000 in
“The Arms” over the years for community improvements and life-enhancing amenities. The Board’s
governance structure helps ensure a return on that
and all Foundation investments for the good of every
ABHOW resident.
Since its inception in 1968, the ABHOW Foundation has
nurtured communities by providing financial support
to residents who require assistance. But our commitment to charitable ministry leads us to enrich the lives
of those who give as well as those who receive. As such,
our work and mission depend on the strength of our
investments. Growth is essential. The Board facilitates
the Foundation’s growth and ensures its future by
building the capacity of local foundation committees.
Three ABHOW communities will break ground in 2012
on projects to expand or improve their campuses, thanks
in large part to resident fundraising efforts through
local foundation committees. The second annual
casino night at The Terraces of Phoenix brought the
community well within reach of the $1 million needed
for a major expansion of the resident activity center.
At The Terraces of Los Gatos, a $500,000
capital campaign is under way in support
of a planned 23,000-square-foot community addition. And at The Terraces at Los
Altos, residents and team members are
working together to host themed giving
events to raise money for a multiphase
campus redevelopment.
ABHOW’s future is bright and getting
brighter. And we should know. As members of the ABHOW Foundation Board
of Directors, ours is the best seat in the
house. We see buildings go up and walls
come down. Neighbors who become
friends. Friends who come together and
shape their communities and dream
a dream that brings legacy to life.
Frank Jennings
Chairman of the Board
David B. Ferguson
Chief Executive Officer
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Bringing Legacy to Life
Nelson Rodrigues had plenty of drive and ambition when he went to work at The Terraces
of Los Gatos. What he didn’t have was enough money to further his education, a necessary
step if he was to realize his goal of working more closely with seniors at the Los Gatos,
Calif., continuing care retirement community.
The amount Rodrigues needed wasn’t all that
much, yet to a young man with a wife and family
to support, it seemed like a small fortune. To the
man who gave flight to Rodrigues’ dream without
ever meeting him, it was but a small price to pay.
To date, more than 200 ABHOW team members
have used the Foster Family Education Fund
to access job training, improve basic skills and
complete coursework toward a degree in gerontology or a related field of study.
Friends say Robert Foster would have gotten a lot
of satisfaction from seeing Nelson Rodrigues and
his fellow team members Tyler Ichien and Kristi
McKinney pursue their nursing home administrator
licenses and receive subsequent promotions — all
thanks to the educational fund Foster established
shortly before his death in 2000.
“My plan is to keep moving along in my career, to
keep going,” says Rodrigues. “The Foster Family
Education Fund has been an enormous help to
me and to so many people here at The Terraces.
It’s incredible, really.”
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In bringing his personal legacy to life, Robert
Foster laid the groundwork upon which hundreds,
perhaps thousands, of others will build their
own legacies.
at Judson Park in Des Moines, Wash., and a
mosaic garden at Valle Verde in Santa Barbara.
Henry Mandle’s plan was a bit more simple: live
each day to the fullest and savor every moment.
His friends at The Terraces at Los Altos said of
all the ways his children could have honored his
memory, establishing the Henry’s Treat Fund
after his death in 1989 was nothing short of perfect.
The success of the annual ABHOW Foundation
Golf Classic provides a better way of life for
ABHOW’s affordable housing residents. Thanks
to the Affordable Housing Assistance Grant Fund,
residents at Judson Terrace enjoyed amenities such
as garden benches, a newly refurbished community room and health outreach services. The
Foundation managed $1.7 million in special
project funds in 2011.
Residents of the Los Altos, Calif., community
have enjoyed the simple pleasure of a scoop of
ice cream every Thursday night for 22 years,
compliments of Henry Mandle.
The 20 memorial funds managed by the ABHOW
Foundation are as unique as the people who
inspired them. People like Lucille Ice, whose love
of music fills the air at ABHOW communities, and
Paul Jepson, whose profound connection to seniors
affected by memory loss soothes the souls of
residents at The Grove. All together, the memorial funds represented a $2.1 million investment
portfolio in 2011.
The Foundation also manages 58 special project
funds, primarily on behalf of ABHOW’s CCRC
and affordable housing communities. At the
CCRCs, resident-led fundraising efforts ripened
these funds and bore fruit for a number of
special projects, including a new 23-seat bus
Opposite page: Nelson Rodrigues, far left, with Kristi
McKinney and Tyler Ichien at The Terraces of Los Gatos.
Above, clockwise from left: Phil Prescott digs into his
favorite sweet treat at The Terraces at Los Altos, compliments of Henry Mandle. ABHOW President Emeritus
Dr. Richard Ice says the Lucille Ice Musical Fund was the
perfect way to memorialize his late wife. Robert Foster’s
gift has supported the training and education of more
than 200 ABHOW team members. The memorial fund
established in Paul Jepson’s name will help provide care
and services for residents affected by memory loss.
Jepson, ABHOW’s assistant vice president of care
services, passed away in May 2011.
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The Impact of the Foundation:
CCRC Endowments
“You’ll never be asked to leave should you run short of funds through no fault of your own”
is a promise ABHOW makes to every continuing care contract resident. It is a promise
made through the benevolent support of the ABHOW Foundation. It is a promise kept
by the generosity of residents through the community endowments they invest in and
champion at all 11 ABHOW CCRCs.
In 2011 the Foundation distributed more than
$1.1 million to the CCRCs for benevolent care.
This was the 15th consecutive year that the
Foundation provided more than $1 million in
direct benevolent care payments to the ABHOW
communities. In a year of continued economic
challenges, ABHOW residents drew strength
from the assurance provided by the endowments
Community
Grand Lake Gardens
and resolved to keep the promise of benevolent
support unbroken for their neighbors today
and for a new generation of seniors to come.
Bringing legacy to life — and keeping it alive — was
made possible in 2011 by the commitment and
generosity of donors.
Sept. 30, 2010 Additions Distributions Other changes Sept. 30, 2011
$ 613,791
$ 1,937
Judson Park
1,430,204
Piedmont Gardens
(24,864)
$ (20,524)
$ 570,340
1,720
(52,220)
(48,052)
1,331,672
4,789,776
52,441
(191,952)
(165,053)
4,485,212
Plymouth Village
4,186,573
30,419
(148,824)
(141,908)
3,926,260
Rosewood
1,822,716
72,012
(57,528)
(69,646)
1,767,554
The Terraces at Los Altos
1,570,410
6,855
(63,240)
(52,668)
1,461,357
The Terraces at San Joaquin Gardens 3,271,695
86,991
(120,324)
(119,000)
3,119,362
The Terraces of Los Gatos
1,302,372
42,800
(44,640)
(44,125)
1,256,407
The Terraces of Phoenix
696,703
45,943
(28,428)
(25,455)
688,763
8,017,591
127,054
(306,840)
(281,165)
7,556,640
$27,701,831
$468,172
$(1,038,840)
$(967,596)
$26,163,567
Valle Verde
Total Endowment Funds
$
Additions include new donations and assets transferred from matured trusts.
Distributions are funds returned monthly to the community from the Foundation.
Other changes include realized and unrealized investment income less Foundation expense.
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Local Committees
The ABHOW Foundation relies upon local foundation
committees to help raise money for community
endowments and campus improvement projects.
Local committees provide a bridge between the
Foundation and CCRC residents.
Committee members share information about
the Foundation’s programs and help to identify
and cultivate prospective donors. Because of the
committees’ efforts, more than $1.25 million was
added to the community endowments in 2011.
More than simply raising money, resident-led
committees inspire a passion for philanthropy
at the local level. Their work brings the mission
of the ABHOW Foundation home. Their passion
for giving brings legacy to life.
Residents, board members, and ABHOW team
members served on the following local committees
in 2011:
The Terraces at Los Altos Resident Foundation
Chair: Jane Reed; Members: Ruth Buneman, Joan
Freitas, Rae Holt, Marie Mong, George Limbach,
Terry Morrison, Dinah Nicolas, Jim Rutherford,
Frank Verlot, Fred Wellmerling
The Terraces at San Joaquin Gardens Foundation
Chair: Tory Sherman; Members: Galan Adam,
Steve Case, Ray Haworth, Rhonda Herb, Chuck
Wilkinson, Harvey Zimmerman
Grand Lake Gardens Development Committee
Co-Chairs: Dr. Rosa James & John Taylor; Members:
Ed Bonsey, Carol Byrne, Adnan Hasan, Betty Will,
Harrison Williams
The Terraces of Los Gatos Resident Foundation
Chair: Joe Cusick; Members: Lamar Allen, Pam
Bancroft, Cynthia Biasca, Helen Brazil, Alex
Candalla, Bill Cilker, Terry Duryea, George
Fullmer, Madelyn Furze, Dr. Bobbye Gorenberg,
Kern Hamilton, Karl Muller, Thomas O’Donnell,
Dr. Selma Opie, Terri Raynaud, Al Slutman
Judson Park Resident Foundation
Chair: Trudy Thompson; Members: Russ Akiyama,
Maie Allen, Irene Gordon, Gay Hasselblad, Karen
Keiser, Natalie Wilcox McCann, Harriet Oyen,
Bill Painter, Virg Staiger, Bob Stensland, Terri
Streleski, Bruce Wolff
The Terraces of Phoenix Foundation
Chair: Lou Binick; Members: Marilyn Biemond,
Laura Birmingham, Gene Buchli, Ann Campbell,
Barbara Dean, Tom Dorough, Leon Gean,
Margaret Moseley, June Rector, Andrea Schulte,
Sam Sutphin, Linda Zale
Piedmont Gardens Foundation Committee
Chair: Sue Roderick; Members: Faith Jansen,
Paul Keener, Gloria Meads, Dr. Dorothy Rice
Valle Verde Endowment & Development Committee
Chair: Don O’Dowd; Members: Paul Barrett, Dave
Cole, Linda Hughes, Jim Jameson, Bob Jenkins,
Jeffrey Krutzsch, Herb Linville, John Mandle,
Sally Mandle, Suzanne Mellichamp, Joanne
Morley, Jane Rieffel
Plymouth Village Foundation Task Force
Chair: Violet Wiant; Members: Mike Ballinger,
Keith Kasin, Vera Peery, Dick Rosenquist,
Jim Sharp
Rosewood Foundation
Chair: Terry Barnett; Members: Steve Annis, Lois
Blakemore, Beryl Corrie, Gloria Marshall, Marie
Myers, Ruth Levey, Jim Pierson, Ellen Renner
Las Ventanas Foundation
Chair: Irene Geller; Members: Rollie Berry, Jerry
Harmon, Molly Jeppson, Harold Larson, Lois Ann
Larson, Warren Mullen, Ken Reim, Jeanne Rush,
Bob Rush, Ruby Vance
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The Impact of the Foundation:
Affordable Housing
Samuel Estrada is not a wealthy man, but he considers himself one of good fortune since
moving to Valley Vista, ABHOW’s newest affordable housing community. On the day of
the San Ramon, Calif., community’s grand opening ceremony, Estrada shared a story that
has become all too familiar among seniors in the U.S. today. Faced with losing the home
he and wife Maria Rosalinda shared with a family member, Estrada was running out of
time and options. Valley Vista, he says, was the answer to his prayers.
“All these people [at ABHOW] were used by the
almighty Father to facilitate things for people
like us, people who could not survive without
the provisions provided by those who are doing
good things,” says Estrada.
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The ABHOW Foundation’s enthusiastic support
of affordable housing is steeped in the belief that
the limitations of income should never dictate
the comforts of home. For the Estradas and their
new neighbors, that means stylish décor, vibrant
artwork and a wheelchair-accessible van were
Opposite page: Valley Vista Administrator Zuly Cruz
hands Samuel and Maria Rosalinda Estrada the keys
to their new home in San Ramon, Calif. Above, left: Allen
Temple Arms resident Margaret Powell, seated, is joined
by Regional Property Supervisor Kendra Roberts and
Administrator Lewis Sellars. The Foundation has invested
$100,000 in “The Arms” for community enhancements
and resident services. Above, right: Sponsors Harlan and
Becky Miller enjoy a round of golf at the 15th Annual
ABHOW Foundation Golf Classic.
there to greet them on the day of the community’s
grand opening. These amenities, made possible
by ABHOW Foundation grants, pay for the things
that make a house a home — enhancements not
typically covered by state and federal housing funds.
In 2011 the Foundation awarded a total of $77,000
in grants to ABHOW affordable housing communities for such items as the installation of security
cameras at Allen Temple Arms I & II in Oakland,
Calif.; a redecorated community room at Three
Rivers Village in Richland, Wash.; and new
computers at Tahoe Senior Plaza in South Lake
Tahoe, Calif.
These and other grants bring the total amount
awarded from the Foundation’s Affordable
Housing Assistance Grant Fund to more than
$827,000 over 15 years. The grants are made
possible by the annual ABHOW Foundation Golf
Classic. More than $1.1 million has been raised
by the tournament since its inception in 1996.
The 2011 event, held on Oct. 10 at Round Hill
Country Club in Alamo, Calif., took in more
than $100,000 from sponsorships, auctions
and tournament fees.
As ABHOW’s affordable housing portfolio continues
to grow, along with the demand for affordable
senior housing, the Foundation remains committed to providing quality-of-life amenities
that help set ABHOW communities apart.
“People come up to me all the time and say, ‘I
can’t believe this is affordable housing,’” says
Ancel Romero, ABHOW’s senior vice president
for affordable housing. “That’s one of the best
compliments we could ever get. What we’re
working toward is the day when people don’t
have preconceived notions of affordable housing.
Until then, ABHOW and the Foundation will
continue to set a new standard, because our
residents deserve nothing but the very best.”
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Clockwise from top left: “Mae West”
and Gene Buchli, a resident at The
Terraces of Phoenix, at Casino Night
2011. ABHOW President and CEO
David Ferguson joins partners in cutting
the ribbon at Salishan Gardens, a new
affordable housing community in
Tacoma, Wash. ABHOW Foundation
Golf Classic Chairman Al Salottolo
and wife Jane at this year’s tourney.
Members of The Terraces of Phoenix
Foundation with the community’s
new six-passenger golf cart. ABHOW
Foundation President Joe Anderson
and ABHOW President David Ferguson
cook up the fun at a fundraising event
at Broadmoor Plaza in San Leandro,
Calif. Marina Orobinskaia, RN, takes
a moment to chat with a resident at
Judson Park in Des Moines, Wash.
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Balance Sheet
As of and for the years ending September 30
Assets
(in thousands) Cash and cash equivalents
Investments
Restricted investments
Other receivables — net
Intercompany
Prepaid expenses & other assets
Total assets
2011
$
147
29,498
9,447
30
(628)
66
2010
$
213
30,831
9,768
29
(482)
69
$38,560
$40,428
$
48
770
2,496
100
$
38
810
2,771
98
$ 3,414
$
3,717
$ 30,463
(1,690)
$ 29,022
1,441
28,773
30,463
5,898
80
5,574
324
5,978
5,898
350
45
335
15
395
350
35,146
36,711
$ 38,560
$40,428
Liabilities and Net Assets
(in thousands) Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Revocable trusts
Obligations under annuity agreements
Other liabilities
Total liabilities
NET ASSETS
(in thousands)
Unrestricted net assets
Changes in unrestricted net assets
Total unrestricted net assets
Temporarily restricted net assets
Changes in temporarily restricted net assets
Total temporarily restricted net assets
Permanently restricted net assets
Changes in permanently restricted net assets
Total permanently restricted net assets
Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
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2011 Donors
It is said that many hands make light work. For the ABHOW Foundation, it is the hearts
of many that bring legacy to life. We thank the following individuals and companies who
contributed to the Foundation in fiscal year 2011.
$100,000 and Above
Anonymous
Richard & Patricia Louise Milham
Kathryn Quackenbush
$10,000 - $99,999
Anonymous
Lou & Yoshiko Binick
Helen F. Connolley
Henry & Dorothy Diekman
John B. Friauf, Sr.
Greystone Development Company
Enola Hicks
Florence Keyser
Dr. Marion G. Kremen
Edgar & Luella Luton
John & Sally Mandle
Margaret Moseley
Craney Ogata
Plymouth Village Residents
Association
Helen Reynolds
Sodexo Senior Services
Harley R. & Johnnie R. Sowell
George Tebbets
Jimmy Walker
Doris E. White
Carl D. & Avanelle H. Woody, Jr.
Ziegler Senior Living Finance
$2,000 - $9,999
Clara Alderson
Joe & Cherrie Anderson
Terry & Diane Barnett
Bellflower Friendship Manor
Sloan Bentley & Dan Weimer
Catherine L. Bumpers
Carol Byrne
Mark Carlin
Carolyn L. Castro
Arthur C. Christman, Jr.
Helen Chuan
Marian K. Chuan
John & Pamela Claassen
Anne G. Cushing
Ruth Julie Eager
Joe & Terese Farkas
Dave & Debbie Ferguson
Robert Flori
Zettie Gabrielson
Deborah S. Gage
Jeff Glaze
GlynnDevins Advertising & Marketing
Schelley Hollyday
Jo Anne Hymes
Frank R. & Sandra A. Jennings
Rev. Al & Mary Elizabeth Jepson
Rev. Ron & Kay Kallander
Gene H. Kaula
Florence Keyser
Oleta J. Kohfeld
Cecil H. Lauffer
Lockton
John M. Lyles
Lou McCollum
Aaron McDougall
James E. Roberts — Obayashi Corp.
Douglas Pancake
Jean Patton
Paul Quiring
Howard Rice
Jane W. Smith
John H. & Murlie Swan
Ehla Jo Triplett
Ralph H. Vrtacnik
$500 - $1,999
Anonymous
Galen & Gloria Adam
Waunita Adamson
Allen Temple Arms
Steve & Nancy Annis
Bank of America
Warren Barnett
Paul Barrett
Joyce Bartmus
Beacon Development Group
J.B. Bell
Mary Jane Bender
Cynthia B. Biasca
Alice B. Bradley
Shirley Bring
Anita Brown
Ruth Buneman
Dorothy L. Burkhart
R.Y. Callison
Kenneth J. Casanova
Donovan A. Chalfant
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Martha Clyde
Beryl B. Corrie
Coulson Family Trust
Dahlin Group
Janet W. Davis
Ada Del Duca
George Delesandro
Diversified Investment Advisors
Jim Dunn
Mabel E. Dunn
Richard T. Duryea
Carrie A. Eckert
Thomas Edwards
Lois Elliott
Evergood Sausage Company
Anna M. Freidell
Charlotte S. French
Henrietta V. Geib
Beverly J. Giberson
Francis L. Gordon
Barbara B. Greene
Neila Gregory
Geneva A. Gross
Gubb & Barshay LLP
J. Kern Hamilton
Catherine Hauck
Alan & Margaret B. Heers
Dorothy Hefner
Shirley Hofmeister
Doug Holmes
Rae Holt
Elaine J. Iddings
Miriam Jacobs
Robert H. Jenkins
Robert & Vera E. Johnsen
June S. Kambach
Benjamin Keh
Rick D. Kelly
Marie B. Kinnally
Robert Larsen
Ruth Ella Laughlin
Jean Thompson Leonard
Minita Levenson
Ruth D. Levey
Thomas & Marilyn Manson
Dr. Joel P. Martin
Stanley L. Mayer
John McIntosh
Ronald McMasters
Charleen F. Mee
Duncan & Suzanne
Mellichamp
Catherine C.
Montgomery
Warren E. Mullen
J. Marie Myers
Richard & Clarice
Nielsen
Donald D. O’Dowd
Della B. Opperman
Thomas & Rita Osborne
Marianna Peterson
Ruth Priest
Kenneth M. Reim
Bertha M. Boullion &
Opal M. Reimers
Jean Reynolds
Jane C. Rieffel
Dr. Sue & John
Roderick
Ancel R. & Florian V.
Romero
J. Mack Ryan
Bettina Sabersky
John Salibas
Al & Jane Salottolo
Dorothy D. Sands
Jerome & Andrea L.
Schulte
Brian Sharpes
Merlyn H. & Barbara
Sheets
Signal Hill
Joyce Smith
Harold Solomon
Michael Spence
Joanne S. Strem
Paul Strickland
Structure Net
Fred D. Sutphen
Eugene E. & Judith
Thompson
Chester & Helen
Troudy
US Bank
Doris C. Van Aken
Robert L. Veres
Betty M. Walters
Annette V. Whiting
Jane Wilson
Margaret J. Woods
John M. Yates
Matthew & Linda Zale
Daniel T. Zeising
Under $500
Susan Ackerman
Guenter Ahlers
Thomas Akins
Russell T. Akiyama
Freida Albert
Agnes M. Alden
Margaret Sue Aldridge
A.V. Allemann
Elizabeth R. Allen
Norma Allerhand
Mary L. Alliano
Carolyn Alstrom
Geraldine Alten
Christine Anderson
Joseph L. & Jean W.
Anderson
Dorothy Ansel
Aida A. Aragon
J. Frank & Evelyn Arden
Arena
Corrine Bagatell
Nancy Bahrenburg
Else Baker
Mary Elizabeth Balsey
Joan Bancroft
Carol A. Barr
Jill J. Bartlett
Betty Jean Battey
Dorothy Bayers
Laura J. Beabam
Bill & Gerry Beamon
Mary Beatty
R.C. Becerra
Charles & LaDesca Bell
Rachel W. Bell
Bellflower Oak Street
Manor
Charles & Kathryn
Bennett
Frances L. Bennion
Betty Jo Benton
Wayne C. & Juanita
Bergman
Janice Berride
Sharilyn J. Berry
Sherlyn A. Bessette
Marilyn Biemond
Barbara S. Binger
Albert Birkenbach
Laura V. Birmingham
Geradline Blackburn
Gloria L. Blakeley
Robert Blashek
Margaret A. Blasingame
Colleen C. Bloom
Gretchen Bock
Verne Boddicker
Pamela M. Bondelie
W. Edwin Bonsey
Ron & Judy G.
Borcherding
Gordon Bottemiller
Kathy Boudinot-Johnson
Gail Bouslough
Priscilla S. Boyan
Harriett E. Boyles
Alice Bradley
Connie Brandner
Helen D. Brazil
Alan Dale Bredon
Elinor Brelsford
Hanson Bridgett, LLP
Patricia Bringel
Broadmoor Plaza
Joan Broshar
Ellen L. Brown
Joan M. Brown
Louise C. Brown
Martha Brown
Rosemary G. Brown
Suzan B. Bryant
Paul Buchli
Betty Ann Bue
Diane E. Bunker
Patricia Burk
Paula Burnham Johnson
Claudia G. Burns
Lynn V. Burns
Mary Jane Burton
Alene Butler
Dana Matthew Buus
Ann E. Byers
C.A. Dalida Construction
Cynthia Cabatan
Phyllis M. Cairns
Ann Campbell
Ernest D. Campbell
Mary E. Campbell
John & Candace Canto
Mary Carruthers
Dodie Carte
Casa de la Vista
E. Kenneth Caskey
Laurie Cavil
Nancy Chaplain
Mike Chase
Roxanne Chase
Harold Sean Chavez
E.L. Childers
Maxine D. Clancy
Dennis Clark
Joyce Clark
Adam Coffey
Phyllis Cohen
Roger David Cole
Faye Coleman
Hal B. Coleman
Ruth L. Colley
Barbara J. Collins
Robert Conrad
Frederick C. Corey
Wendy M. Cornelius
John Cotton
Rosemary Cotton
Virginia Lee Crane
Ruth Daehler
Weskey E. Dahl
Ted & Mary Daley
Carlos A. Dalida, Jr.
Dorothy Danford
Mildred Daniels
Elieen C. David
Carol H. Davidson
Ramona K. Davies
Richard S. Davies
Eileen C. Davis
Janet Davis
Rosemary Dawson
Rosa V. De Leon
Barbara Dean
Virginia L. Dean
Jewell M. Deem
Naomi M. Deifell
Judy Demler
Richard S. Dewitt
Margaret M. Dickerson
Miriam Dickman
Barbara S. Dill Kucera
Marilyn K. Dobson
Kenneth C. Dodd
Max Dodson
Sue M. Donleavey
J.P. Doods
Thomas R. & Debra
Dorough, Jr.
James R. & Patricia C. Dow
Albert Drain
Mabel Dunn
Phyllis M. Dunn
Karen Eades
Dale Edmondson
Anna W. Edwards
Paul W. Edwards
Roger Egan
Charles E. Ego
Harold Ekern
Ralph Elsner
Patricia A. Ensign
Dorothy Ernst
Glenna D. Evans
Michael Faer
Josephine Estrada Fajardo
Gwendolyn M. Farey
C. Denise Farrell
Jonee B. Farrell
Minnie Mae Farrell
Fern Lodge
Ruth Fielding
Anne Finding
Robert D. Fiori
Werner & Pauly Fitze
Dorothy B. Fitzwater
John Ford, Jr.
Peggy Annette Forrester
Ronald D. Fredlund
Anna Marie Freidell
Fresno Scottish Rite
Cathedral Church
Jenise S. Fuess
Joyce L. Fuller
George Fullmer
Bettye Jo Furby
Morgan F. Gable
Deborah Gage
Susan Marie Ganson
Cornelia Gant
Anthony M. Garcia
M. Jean Gardner
Connie Garrett
Camille B. Gavin
Leon L. Gean
Jane I. Gefvert
Henrietta V. Geib
Irene C. Geller
Mary T. George
Joseph Frederick Gerardi
Linda Sharon Gerber
Mary Frances Gillan
Mary F. Goldman
Edin Golic
Hector M. Gonzalez
Margaret Good
Helen Grant
Annabelle P. Graves
May Beth Greenway
Neila Gregory
Danny Griffin
Alma L. Griner
Robert & Nancy W.
Guernsey
Rebecca A. Gwillim
James A. & Martha Hager
Debbie E. Hall
Trula Halpern
Darolyn Hamada
Juanita Hamilton
Melissa Jones Hamilton
Orville B. Hanel
Alice L. Hankla
J. Harold Hanson, MD
Bea Haran
Harbor View Manor
Linda Rae Hardwick
J.P. Harmon
Christopher Harms
Lani Harrington
Charlene Harris
Scott & Lanette Harris
Mary Jane Harrison
Ong Harry
Lillian G. Haught
Louise Hawke
Norma Heaton
Lavon Hellinga
Tom M. Helms
Joan Henderson
Leigh & Dorothy H. Hill
Marjorie Hill
Hillcrest Gardens
Joanna Hirsch
Mary Lee Hoggatt
Jane W. Holcombe
Kenneth Hood
Richard S. Hoover
H. James Hopkins
Lynne Hopper
Daisy Hovey
Myrtle L. Hovik-Musgrove
Lloyd Howard
Ronald D. Hoy
Shou Jian Huang
Charles & Susan H.
Hudson
William Huls
Frederick F. Hules II
Virginia M. Hunter
Gerald Hutchinson
Sally H. Inglis
Carl Irwin
Mary Jane Irwin
Marvin Jackson
Rowena V. Jackson
Arnold & Pauline G. Jacobs
Kirsten M. Jacobs
Margaret Jacobson
Cindy Jam
James Ella James
Olga Jarombek
Rita Jennings
Karen J. Jenney
J. Jessup
Arthur D. Johnson
Barbara Johnson
Lacy E. Johnson
Donald N. Jones
Glenn Jones
Grace Jones
Judson Terrace Lodge
Dr. Mary Jo Kasselman
Jane Kawahara
T. Kedzierski
Edgar C. Keller
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Kelly Ridge
William A. Kelsey
David Keran
Charkune Sage
Ketcherside
Robert Kincade
Ethel King
Paul D. King
Marie Kinnally
Arthur H. Kinneberg
Wendall & Elizabeth
Kinney
Lockey Kjelson
Ken Klusmann
C. Imogene Knight
Edyth Knopf
Virginia Knowles
Betsy Kohan
Marcia L. Kooiman
Payl & Mary R. Kopp
Richard Kopp
Marianna D. Korte
Ruth Lai
Evelyn G. Landry
Almus O. Larsen
George K. Larson
Lois Ann Larson
Cecil H. Lauffer
Anne A. Laugharn
Stephanie J. Lavagnino
Howard Lawrence
Bruce Laycook
Michael L. Lejeune
Edward Levi
Henry Levy, Jr.
Josephine Liebhaber
Nadine Limi
Annette Lindeman
Beryl E. Linenbach
Ruth G. Lippman
Elmer J. Lloyd
Phyllis Lloyd
Patricia Locher
Mary L. Long
Ruth E. Looney
Eugene W. Lott
Mary Susan R. Lucas
Erlyn Lucas-Payne
Suzette A. Luer
Celina G. Lumis
Leatha Lundgren
Barbara J. Lyles
Patricia Lyon
Mabuhay Plumbing
N.A. Magnuson
Charles W. Major
Paul & Elizabeth S. Manera
Margaret Duque Marble
Connie S. March-Curtis
John A. & Gloria P.
Marshall
Marilyn Martin
Ronald G. Martin
Mary Ellen Martinez
Glenna Martz
Leota Massie
Stefan M. Mason
Margene Mastin-Schepps
William B. & LaVonne
Mataftin
Marilyn Matloff
Russell Mauk
Janet Maxwell
Elizabeth B. Maynard
Marylea L. McLean
Suzanne A. McAuliffe
Mildred L. McCathren
Sharon McClain
James McGrath
Tara S. McGuinness
Rose Marie McKelvey
Jane Lewis McMenamin
Gloria Meads
Rosita L. Medina
Fredda Meisel
Barbara Melendez
Dr. Paul Mennen
Marianne Merito
Shirley L. Mertens
Patricia H. Metropolis
Joyce L. Metz
Julie B. Michaels
Arlyne Miller
Betty Miller
Genevieve M. Miller
Lois H. Miller
Robert Mills
Larry Minnix
Joseph & Carol Minon
Johndalene C. Mitchell
Robert W. & Delores
Mitchell
Leon F. Moburg
Leslie Moldow
Marie H. Mong
Tina Montellano
Dolores A. Moran
Janet Morgan
Joan L. Morley
Shirley Motta
Gwen L. Mulholland
Dannis Murphy
Stephanie L. Nall
M. Herbert Nathan
Genevieve Nauman
Anna Marie Nee
Lynda R. Neely
June Nelson
Ernest & Marlene Nelson
Norma J. Newby
Elizabeth A. Newcomb
Dinch Maureen N.
Nicholas
Richard Nielsen
Ted Nik
Ted & Mary Nil
Helen G. Noplos
Bonnie C. Novak
Leonard Noyes
Janice L. Nunes
Robert & Mary Nyberg
Eileen O’Connor Smith
Oak Knolls Haven
Beverly Oglesby
Joan Oliver
Geraldine O’Malley
Claudette Owens
Pacific Meadows
Charlotte Palmer
Estelle C. Palumbo
Margaret Paneitz
Ruth Pankey
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Naomi B. Papworth
Elsie Park
Mary Elizabeth Parmenter
Jean Parret
Jo-Ann Paul
W.K. & C.M. Paul
Carissa Paulsen
Carolyn L. Pavloff
Jo Ann G. Pedrick
Margaret Pekarek
Wilford R. Penny
Gina P. Penske
Margaret Perry
Steven J. Perry
Lorraine Person
Nancy Pettibone
Betty Jean Picknell
Margaret Pistoresse
P.G. Pocock
Beverly P. Pollack
Gerald Porter
Cynthia Sue Potter
Sharon L. Prater
Sheryl Prince-Cassels
Lois Pyne
Linda S. Quiroz
Ave M. Racadag
Lillian Radinsky
Andrea I. Rahn
Yolanda Ramo
Juan Ramos
Gina M. Razdan
June Rector
Redwood City Industrial
Saltworks, LLC
Rosemary L. Resch
Gayle R. Reynolds
Laura Richard
Marcus & Kelly Rider
Jane C. Rieffel
John & Pauline Riparetti
Eleanor Robb
Charles & Bobby W.
Roberts
Janet S. Roberts
Virginia Coke Robinson
Marceline Rogers
Elaine Rose
LaDonna K. Rosenthal
Evelyn Ross
Ruth F. Rucker
Britt Rudestam
Amy R. Runge
F. Pauline Russell
Rolf Heinrich Sabersky
Salishan Gardens
Janet P. Saterlee
W. Widick Schroeder
Suzen F. Schultz
Martin P. Schwartz
Mark Schweitzer
Alice M. Scott
Dr. George E. Scott
Annette H. Searer
Dorothy A. Sease
Carla S. Seidel
Hilde Selling
Jullie A. Shanks
Beverly Shannon
Gladys Sharp
Melissa L. Sharp
John Sharpe
Orin & Phyllis C. Sheldahl
Sharon L. Shepard
Shepherd’s Garden
Robert W. Shilliday
Akio Shimizu
Marilyn Shrensel
C.J. Sias
Eleanor V. Simmons
Mary Ann Simmons
Edwin F. Skonicki
Joy L. Smith
Esther C. Smith
William Roy Smith, Jr.
Jack Solomon
Marilyn Solter
Lucille Son
William Spangler
Nancy L. Spear
Margaret S. Speidel
Russell P. Spittler
Dr. John-John Spolsdoff
Anna St. John
Virginia St. John
Elisabeth S. Stager
Janet L. Stahlberg
Virg & Edie Staiger
Ruth E. Stark
Jean K. Stenmark
Robert A. Stensland
Winifred H. Stephany
William L. Stephens
Doris M. Stickel
John B. & Ellen Stitleler
Elizabeth Stoft
Minna B. Stone
Ryan E. Storm
Kelly A. Streck-Rider
Marjorie Suggs
Tahoe Senior Plaza
Virginia Tangent
Donald R. Taylor
John B. Taylor
Susan Taylor
George Tebbets
Temple Westlake
J.H. Thayer
The Drain Surgeon
Dorlean Thomas
Governor Thomas
Judith C. Thomas
Gertrude M. Thompson
J. Barton Thompson, DDS
James Thompson
Jan Meyer Thompson
Three Rivers
William Henry Tibbits
H. Von Tilsit
Barbara T. Tizard
Hilda S. Tolin
Erma Trowe
David Troxell
Shelley Tsao, MT-SC
Ruth E. Tubbs
Doris F. Tuffs
Russell & Charlotte S.
Tyler
Adam S. Utan
Valley Vista
Doris Van Aken
Lucille Ruth Vanderlei
Gordon & Gwen Vaughan
Chlita B. Vidal
Beverly Vincent
Joseph Voorhees
Virginia S. Vreekland
Jean Fant Vroman
Kenneth Wagner
Margie L. Wagner
Geraldine Wahto
Joseph Walsh
Betty M. Walters
Eldora H. Warkentin
Joyce A. Warner
Lepska Warren
Brett & Janie Watson
Dorothy Webb
William R. Webster
Elsie Weeks
Guido Weigend
Virginia Weiser
Gloria Weisman
Russell & Marcella R.
Weiss
Margaret Weitkamp
David West
Claire White
Tricia A. White
Beverly Whitmore
Violet M. Wiant
Barbara M. Wikle
Muriel B. Wiley
Charles D. Wilkinson
Laura Wilkinson
Betty Hogue Will
Doris M. Willems
Patricia Williams
Yolanda Williams
Robert G. Williams, MD
Magda Willinger
Dolphine Wilson
Jane Gahs Wilson
Mary Suzanne Wilson
Ronald G. Wilson
Scott M. Wilson
Linda Wimer
Jean D. Withrow
Becky Wolfe
Carol Wong
Natalie Woodman
Margreta Woods
Ann M. Yamaguchi
Tomoye Yamasaki
Rafael Yaquian
Betty J. Yeager
Bette Young
William D. & Suzanne
R. Ypsilanti
David Zeising
Charles E. Zimmer
Harvey Zimmerman
Board and Staff
Board
Members
Frank Jennings
Board Chair
David B. Ferguson
CEO / Ex Officio
Enitan Adesanya
Stephen M. Annis
Louis Binick
Chris Pereira
Al Salottolo
Dr. Jane Wilson
Linda Zale
Joe Anderson
President
Leonard Kelly
Vice President
Lynette Giannotti
Secretary
FOUNDATION
STAFF
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American Baptist Homes
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