The Heart of the Foundation

The Heart of The Foundation ...

2012 Annual Report … Is the Region That We Serve.

People are the lifeblood of Saint Francis Foundation. They provide the commitment and passion that serve as building blocks for an organization dedicated to supporting a greater cause. Our efforts extend to communities in a ﬁve-state region, creating a powerful framework of talent and resources that bring a healing touch to those in need. 3 Children’s Rooftop Garden Becomes a Reality and a Respite to Patients and Their Families

The Children’s Rooftop Garden at Saint Francis Medical Center is a wonderful place for children and their families to visit to reduce stress during a hospital stay. Its peaceful paved garden walk, bubbling fountain, covered gazebo and soothing music all offer solace and serenity. The garden was made possible by the funding and efforts of Saint Francis Foundation, The Friends of Saint Francis, Saint Francis Auxiliary and many generous individual donors.

4 5 Partnership Makes Saint Francis Foundation Strong

Dear Friends,

Thanks to the passionate involvement of supporters like you and professional management by members of the Saint Francis Medical Center team, there has never been a better time for Saint Francis Foundation.

We have successfully integrated the important community activities of the Foundation with the Medical Center to create a uniﬁed identity. Recognizing that today’s healthcare environment is more complicated than ever, we have not strayed from the Franciscan Sisters’ original mission to provide a ministry of healing and wellness inspired by our Christian philosophy and values.

We are proud to present two of the region’s most successful golf outings, and our Foundation family truly makes a difference through initiatives such as the Dig For Life campaign and fundraising for the Children’s Rooftop Garden. The rapid growth of Pink Up Cape™ is a tribute to the coordination of our Foundation Board, Foundation Staff and Marketing team.

The strength of the Foundation lies in the leaders who comprise the Foundation, Auxiliary and Friends Boards of Directors. Not only are these individuals active participants in those organizations, they take their roles a step further by communicating our mission throughout the community and providing feedback from a regional perspective.

In this Annual Report, you will read about other special individuals who contribute to the Foundation’s success, and meet some of the many people who beneﬁt from its resources. On behalf of Saint Francis Medical Center, thank you to everyone who contributes their time, talents and ﬁnancial resources in helping us further our mission every day.

Steven C. Bjelich, FACHE-D President and Chief Executive Ofﬁcer Saint Francis Healthcare System

6 Positive Energy Powers Foundation Efforts

Saint Francis Foundation enjoyed its best year ever on many levels in 2012, continuing the wave of momentum that supports Saint Francis Medical Center’s mission to serve the residents of our region. We have a compelling story to tell, and our supporters are enthusiastic ambassadors of that message.

Our successful events and campaigns complement the generous gifts from our donors to bring services and support to those who need them most. You will read captivating accounts in this report of people directly impacted by the Foundation’s efforts, and learn about the motivation of those who ﬁnd satisfaction in helping these great stories come to life.

The boundless energy and passion of countless dedicated individuals power our drive to secure ﬁnancial support for medical technology, scholarships and a variety of projects that beneﬁt patients and families. The positive feedback we receive tells us there is a greater level of understanding than ever regarding the Foundation’s mission as we strive to make a difference.

The Foundation, Auxiliary and Friends Boards of Directors have an intense focus on taking Saint Francis Foundation to the next level. They generously share of their time and talents to raise funds and generate awareness for causes that beneﬁt the health of the entire region.

One of our great successes this year is the creation of a wonderful beneﬁt for patients outside of Cape Girardeau. The Foundation assisted in helping the Medical Center earn a $260,000 grant from the United States Department of Agriculture to purchase equipment for the region’s ﬁrst telestroke and teletrauma program. This grant aligns with Saint Francis’ strategic objective to serve patients in remote areas.

With so much education, expertise and talent already in place, the Foundation stands ready to support the organization as it continues expanding its role as a regional healthcare leader. Thank you to all of our friends for a successful year, and we look forward to a spectacular 2013.

Linda H. Decker Executive Director Saint Francis Foundation 7 Foundation Connects Donors With a Cause

My role as Saint Francis Foundation Board president allows me to experience ﬁrst-hand the energy that builds throughout the community when a project touches an emotional chord. That was the case this past year with the long-awaited completion of the Children’s Rooftop Garden at Saint Francis Medical Center.

The Children’s Rooftop Garden is part of the total healing process at Saint Francis. This beautiful complement to the region’s best healthcare – provided by the Medical Center’s doctors, nurses and support staff – includes water features that operate year-round, statues, ﬂowers, benches and paths.

One of the main reasons I became involved with the Foundation Board four years ago was a desire to contribute to efforts that beneﬁt hospitalized children and their families. Seeing children and their families enjoy the garden tells me that all the fundraising and volunteering within the Saint Francis Family is making a real difference in people’s lives.

The Foundation Board has stepped up its level of energy and engagement over the past few years, making it more enjoyable than ever to initiate relationships with prospective donors and reconnect with existing donors. We are working hard to promote the mission of Saint Francis, and we look forward to continuing our role as liaisons between the Medical Center and the community.

Norman L. Glaus, CPA President Saint Francis Foundation Board of Directors

8 Auxiliary Members Drive the Caring Spirit

Volunteers play a vital role in fulﬁlling the healing mission Heart Hospital Cancer Institute and the Children’s of Saint Francis Medical Center, and the dedication Rooftop Garden at the Medical Center. demonstrated by scores of Saint Francis Auxiliary The highlight of the remarkable Children’s Rooftop members makes it an honor to serve as the organization’s Garden is a 1,400-pound kugel ball made of solid black Board President. granite, funded by a donation from the Auxiliary. A thin Auxiliary volunteers are visible throughout the Medical ﬁlm of water lubricates the ball and allows it to spin atop Center, donating time, talents and compassion in the its 2,800-pound base. registration area, front desk area, waiting rooms, gift People often ask me why I volunteer. It is an easy shops and many other areas. We provide a touch, hug question to answer: Because God commanded us to or listening ear when needed. We show concern, offer help others. It is my passion to extend caring and sharing prayers and let the families know they are important to others. to us. We take pride in providing excellence through our service.

Thanks to the hard work of many people, last year was especially successful for the Auxiliary and the entire Sherron Alexander Saint Francis Family. The Auxiliary’s fundraising efforts Auxiliary Board President contributed to the beautiful walking garden at the

Saint Francis Auxiliary Members: Front Row: Debbie Gibson, Manager of Volunteer Services and Pastoral Care; Ann Beggs, President-Elect; Sherron Alexander, President; Mary Spell, Past President; Back Row: Felicia Fox, Vice President of Fundraising; Thelma Irwin, Corresponding Secretary; Mona Nenninger, Recording Secretary

9 Foundation Board Supports Saint Francis Through Action

The Saint Francis Foundation Board of Directors is comprised of a dedicated and compassionate group of neighbors and business leaders who care deeply about the people of the region, and the patients of Saint Francis Medical Center. We are honored to take this opportunity to introduce these leaders to you in some of their favorite places – some with their favorite friends or companions.

Norman L. Glaus, Foundation Board President Diane D. Edwards, Foundation Board Secretary Foundation Board Member since 2008 Foundation Board Member since 2010 Owner, Glaus & Associates, CPA, LLC, Vice President – Administration, Midamerica Hotels Cape Girardeau Corporation, Cape Girardeau

Scott M. Rhodes, Foundation Board Treasurer Ann D. Brookman Foundation Board Member since 2010 Foundation Board Member since 1999 Vice President/Co-owner, Plaza Tire Service, Inc., Retired Owner, Edgewater Glass, Cape Girardeau Cape Girardeau

10 Karlyle K. Christian-Ritter, MD, FAAP Leon G. Eftink Foundation Board Member since 2011 Foundation Board Member since 2010 Neonatologist, Saint Francis Medical Partner, President, The Remodeling Room, Cape Girardeau Cape Girardeau

Janet M. Esicar James Robert (Bob) Garrett Foundation Board Member since 2008 Foundation Board Member since 2009 Friends of Saint Francis Board 10 years Vice President/Partner, Cape Electrical Supply, Senior Vice President, First Missouri State Bank, Cape Girardeau Cape Girardeau

Tim Kelley Dori Lage Foundation Board Member since 2009 Foundation Board Member since 2011 Retired, Kate-Shan, Inc. d/b/a, Capital Insurance & Passionate Community Leader, Associates, Cape Girardeau Cape Girardeau

(continued on page 12) 11 Foundation Board Members (continued from page 11)

Jason Siener Susan Vickery Foundation Board Member since 2009 Foundation Board Member since 2010 President, Beltline Industrial Electrical Services, Friends of Saint Francis Board 8 years Paducah, Ky. Claims Specialist, State Farm Insurance Companies, Cape Girardeau

Richard R. Kennard Mary Kistner

Thank You to Our Retiring Board Members Saint Francis Foundation thanks Richard R. Kennard Jerry Waddle and Mary Kistner for their years of service on the Foundation Board Member since 2009 occasion of their retirement from the Board Retired Associate Professor, Southeast Missouri State of Directors. University, Cape Girardeau

12 Carns, Raffety Bring Enthusiasm to New Board Positions

This year, the Board welcomes two new faces in Dan Carns and Gina Raffety. Both individuals have strong ties to Cape Girardeau and look forward to making a positive difference on the Board and in the community.

Dan O. Carns Gina Raffety Dan has been deeply involved with the Saint Francis Gina and her family have strong ties to the Cape Family through his previous role as vice president of Girardeau area and Saint Francis Medical Center. The Friends of Saint Francis Board, on which he served A graduate of Jackson High School and Southeast since 2006. “My goal is to raise the awareness of the Missouri State University, Gina currently serves as Foundation in the community,” he says. “There are many publisher of The Cash-Book Journal in Jackson and people who support Saint Francis, but may not be fully is involved with three family businesses: Associated aware of what they can do to support the Foundation.” Inventory Specialist, Quantus Development and Thomas Raffety Farms. Gina and her husband, Dan and his family moved to Cape Girardeau in 2004 Tom, have four children. to build their business, Carns Financial Services. His wife, Wendi M. Carns, MD, FACOG, is an obstetrician/ “My goal as a Board member is to educate individuals gynecologist at Cape Care for Women and a Saint about the role of the Foundation and the impact it Francis Medical Partner. The couple has two children. has in our community,” Gina says. “Our community is Dan also serves on the Cape Girardeau Country Club comprised of people who care and want to make our Board of Governors. area a better place to live. The Foundation Board is a reﬂection of that desire to make a difference.”

13 The Friends Board of Directors Makes a Positive Difference

The Friends were proud to donate 50 percent of the funds in 2011 for the creation of the Children’s Rooftop Garden at the Medical Center, which opened in September. Its many soothing amenities offer much-needed comfort for children and their families during times of sickness and anxiety.

14 Left to Right: Trinka Hileman, RN, BSN, MBA, Historian; Front Row: Deb Govero; Michelle Doughten Darrin K. Sauerbrunn, CPA, Treasurer; Dan Atkinson, Back Row: Mark Proffer; Debbie Balsano; President; Jason Bandermann, MBA, Secretary Michael C. Jones

Left to Right: Kevin Probst; Brittney Lee; Jason Coalter; Front Row: Julie Woodruff, RN, BSN; Angie Tegel Candice O’Hare, RD, LD Back Row: Mark Marshall; Jaime Howell; Jeff Brune Not Pictured: Shannon Aldridge; Dan O. Carns, Vice President 15 Friends’ Efforts Provide a Variety of Opportunities

The Friends of Saint Francis August – account for the lion’s share of donations with generated significant nearly $250,000 in cash and in-kind contributions in 2012. contributions in support of While the golf tournaments provide the most visible means patients and families at Saint of participation, supporters offer assistance through a Francis Medical Center through variety of channels, including travel opportunities with its Friends Helping Friends The Friends. campaign in 2012. The campaign “Our beneficiaries created such an array of donation choices Dan Atkinson, provided a variety of participation that many people were able to find a service or program that President of opportunities for existing and The Friends of they could truly get behind,” says Atkinson. “Members of new Friends supporters, with Saint Francis The Friends Board come from different backgrounds, but we beneficiaries spread across the all share that same passion for helping the goals and mission Medical Center’s service lines. of the Medical Center.” “I look at Saint Francis, and I see all the services we provide Contributions from this year’s Friends Helping Friends to this region,” says Dan Atkinson, President of the Friends campaign supported four Medical Center programs that of Saint Francis. “There are very few things this Medical help people at all ages and stages of health: Center can’t do. This region is very blessed to have such a forward-thinking Medical Center.” Cancer Care Fund: Supports cancer patients and their families by assisting with expenses such as transportation, The Friends’ two spectacular golf events – the ninth nutritional supplements, medicines and lodging. annual Ken Hayden Golf Tournament in May and the 25th annual The Friends Benefit Golf Tournament in

16 Continuing Care Clinic: Provides patients with medicines, equipment and transportation. Palliative Care Program: Relieves the pain, symptoms and stresses for patients with serious illnesses, including but not limited to those receiving hospice care. Fit Kids: A nutrition and wellness program that helps reduce and prevent childhood obesity.

Saint Francis Beneﬁts From Rev. Duffner’s Generosity

Rev. Ralph Duffner exempliﬁes the giving spirit that strengthens Saint Francis Foundation. A generous, joyful man with a positive outlook on life, Duffner used the stipends he received for celebrating Mass in the Saint Francis Chapel to purchase a beautiful statue of Jesus surrounded by children that he donated to the garden.

Duffner also donates much of the state pension he receives from his time working at a tuberculosis clinic in Mt. Vernon to Saint Francis Foundation. He delights in bringing comfort and joy to hospitalized children. “If I can make a child smile or laugh, then that is the best medicine I can give,” he says.

17 Saint Francis Foundation Digs Pink During Breast Cancer Month

Few health-related issues generate more passion than breast cancer. The beneﬁts of early detection and the fact that most everyone knows someone who has battled this disease make breast cancer a natural ﬁt for two highly successful Saint Francis Foundation grassroots campaigns.

The Pink Up Cape™ campaign raises awareness of breast cancer and encourages women ages 40 and older to get annual mammograms during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, while Dig for Life features a series of fundraisers to provide free mammograms for patients who cannot otherwise afford them. The campaigns provide opportunities for individuals, organizations, sports teams and businesses to take positive action and make a difference in the lives of women throughout the region.

For Olivia Aranha, MD, PhD, medical oncologist/ hematologist and Medical Partner at Saint Francis, the fight against breast cancer has a personal as well as professional focus. “I have lost close friends to the disease and cannot stress enough the importance of early detection and screening,” she said during Saint Francis’ annual Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon. “Every loved one I lose further strengthens my resolve to fiercely fight the disease and educate every woman about the importance of an annual mammogram.”

Pictured from the top: Olivia Aranha, MD, PhD, gives a presentation during the Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon; memorial ﬂames honoring all woman who have battled breast cancer; Dr. Aranha poses with a group of breast cancer survivors; Saint Francis Cancer Institute

18 Let Your Light Shine

Fireworks end the third annual Pink Up Cape™ Kickoff event.

19 Growth of ‘Dig for Life’ Beneﬁts More Women

Dig for Life is the brainchild of former Southeast Missouri State University women’s volleyball coach Cindy Gannon, who initiated the program following her mother’s death from breast cancer. The program originally centered on the concept of players securing pledges per dig for home matches in October – a dig is a defensive maneuver that keeps the ball alive after a spike by the opponent – but since then has expanded to include multiple fundraising activities.

SEMO athletic teams continue to be a major player in the success of Dig for Life, including sports outside of volleyball. Businesses and private donors also continue joining the team, and numerous high school teams have accepted the Dig for Life challenge by sponsoring or participating in pink-themed events.

Swim Teams ‘Splash Out Cancer’ Dayna Powell, Cape Central High School girls swim coach Swimmers from high schools throughout the region sell “Splash Out Cancer” T-shirts, with the proceeds beneﬁtting Dig for Life. “We wanted to be able to contribute to the community,” says Dayna Powell, Cape Central girls swim coach. “My girls really enjoyed it. They wore the shirts to school, and a lot of their families got involved, too.”

Breast Cancer a Slam Dunk for Girls Tournament

The annual Coaches vs. Cancer Shootout girls basketball tournament at Charleston High School raises money for Dig for Life each January. Players solicit donations prior to the event, and proceeds from concessions and rafﬂe items, including the pink basketball used in competition, add to the cause. “The players really get involved,” says coach Josh Thompson. “As young women, they know there is a chance they will get breast cancer in their lives.”

Close to 40 area businesses and 20 regional schools participated in Dig for Life this year, with fundraising totals setting a new record. Nearly 2,000 women have received mammograms through Dig for Life since 2000, and Saint Francis physicians have conﬁrmed eight cases of breast Josh Thompson, Charleston High School girls basketball coach cancer as a direct result of these free mammograms.

20 Thank You to Our Dig for Life Teammates

SEMO Women’s Volleyball Greenville High School Saxony Lutheran High School SEMO Women’s Gymnastics Jackson High School Scott County Central High School SEMO Men’s Baseball Nell Holcomb R-IV South Pemiscot High School SEMO Women’s Soccer New Madrid Co. Central High School St. Augustine School Bell City High School Notre Dame Regional High School St. Vincent de Paul - Perryville Elementary Cape Central High School Oak Ridge High School St. Vincent de Paul - Perryville High School Carbondale High School Perryville High School Thomas W. Kelly High School Charleston High School Poplar Bluff Jr. High School Twin Rivers High School Clearwater High School Poplar Bluff High School Woodland High School Delta R-V Portageville High School East Prairie High School Puxico High School

Mammograms Are a Blessing for Women in Need

Vickie Bowman’s medical history is a worst-case scenario “I called to see if this was for real, because I had been when it comes to obtaining health insurance. Diagnosed paying out of pocket for mammograms since 1990,” with breast cancer in 1990 at the age of 30 and uterine Bowman recalls. “The Dig for Life program became a cancer in 2007, Bowman is a two-time survivor who blessing for me. Especially if you have a history of cancer, still struggles with the physical and financial effects of you want to have a mammogram every year.” lymphedema brought on by her treatments. Subsidized mammograms through Dig for Life provide “Even if I could get insurance, I would not be able to afford Bowman with a welcome benefit that offsets the cost it,” she says. “That is why I was so glad to learn there is an of gloves and arm sleeves required to control her organization in Cape Girardeau that cares for women less lymphedema symptoms. Lymphedema is a common side fortunate who do not have insurance, like me.” effect of breast cancer treatments, especially when they involve radiation and the removal of lymph nodes. A friend suggested Bowman contact Saint Francis Medical Center about five years ago to see if she qualified for free “Dig for Life truly is a blessing for me,” she says. “Saying mammograms funded by the Dig for Life program. ‘thank you’ does not seem to be enough, but I am blessed and so thankful for that program.”

Kay Thurston, RN, TNS, explains the difference in lump sizes that can Jennifer Tucker, Mammography Technologist, guides a patient be found through a mammogram versus a self-exam. through her mammogram.

21 22 The Power of Pink

The momentum of Pink Up Cape™ has extended beyond Cape Girardeau in its brief history to include communities such as Jackson and Poplar Bluff. Country music artist Candy Coburn, who grew up in Dexter and watched her grandmother battle breast cancer for 10 years, contributed to the 2012 campaign by appearing at the kickoff event and performing her hit song, “Pink Warrior.” The Pink Up Cape Choir also made its debut at the kickoff. Led by Brian Crisman of Lynwood Baptist Church, the choir featured nearly 80 singers from three choirs in the Cape Girardeau area.

Businesses large and small throughout the region “pink up” during October. Macy’s in Cape Girardeau’s West Park Mall not only pinks up the store, it promotes Pink Night Out as one of the Girls Night Out events in its cosmetics department. The event features plenty of pink among the variety of colors and styles of lipstick, blush and eye shadow available. “It’s always fun when customers come in and get their makeup done, but everyone had an even better time knowing that a portion of the proceeds went to Dig for Life,” says Kriss McLeod, vice president and store manager.

Thank You to Our Area Dig for Life Business Partners

First Community Bank Edgewater Glass Napa Tire and Auto Parts Advanced Dermatology of El Acapulco New McKendree Church Southeast Missouri Family Eye Care - Dr. Troy Bell Old Town Cape Advanced Orthopedic Specialists First Missouri State Bank Osburn, Hine, Yates and Murphy Bank of Missouri Glaus and Associates Panera Bread Banterra Bank Gordonville Grill Patrick Furniture Becking Clinic Heartland Plastic and Hand Surgery Philanthropy Burger King/Popeye’s Holiday Inn Express Ray’s of Kelso Capaha Bank Innovative Financial Planners Realty Executives Carns Financial Jackson Dental Regions Bank Cash Book Journal Jayson Jewelers Remodeling Room Chateau Girardeau Jones Heritage Farm and Market Rhodes 101 Chick-ﬁl-A Liberty Utilities Schott & Associates Coad Family of Dealerships Macy’s Department Store SEMO Imprints Concepts Salon Marathon Beneﬁts Group Special Touch Pet Care Credit Bureau Services Mid America Hotels State Farm Insurance - Eddy Justice CrossFit 573 Midwest Energy/Younghouse Supply State Farm Insurance - Michael C. Jones Danielle Mississippi Mutts The Printing Co. Drury Hotels Montgomery Bank The Roberts Group Drury Southwest Nail Pro

Pictured clockwise from the top: Brian Chrisman leads the Pink Up Cape Choir; country music artist Candy Coburn performs during the Pink Up Cape Kickoff event; members of the Pink Up Cape Choir; Foundation members assist shoppers during Macy’s Pink Out Night; Macy’s customers at Pink Out Night; sweet treats were provided for shoppers during Macy’s Pink Out Night.

23 Charitable Gift Planning Creates Long-term Beneﬁts

Mickey and Susan Roper are experts at helping Saint Francis Medical Center with immediate needs while keeping an eye on the future. Their willingness to leverage a variety of charitable gift strategies will create a positive impact well beyond their lifetimes. It is this type of long- range view that enables Saint Francis Foundation to build a solid asset base for future generations.

“We are giving in many ways, both time and money,” Susan says. “It doesn’t have to be millions of dollars. There are so many ways to help, and the Foundation is creative about how you can give and what you can give.”

Susan’s desire to serve began with pushing patients in wheelchairs and grew to include serving as a volunteer chaplain when she saw there was a need. Mickey followed in his father’s footsteps by serving on the Saint Francis Board of Directors. “I think everyone should consider giving to what has been important in their life,” he says. “You should give to something for which you have a passion.”

For the Ropers, that passion includes meeting the healthcare needs of the community. The couple purchased pavers that helped bring the Children’s Rooftop Garden to life, and help aspiring nurses pay for school through the Bernadean Campbell Memorial Scholarship, established in Susan’s mother’s name.

Through The Heritage Society, the Ropers will leave a financial legacy by listing Saint Francis Foundation as the beneficiary on their IRA. The tax laws behind these types of strategies can be confusing. That’s why the Foundation brought together local attorneys and financial advisors last year for a successful Lunch and Learn event entitled “Protect Your Assets and Leave a Legacy.”

“Most people think they have to give today,” Susan says. “You certainly can give now, but to be able to give after you’re gone is wonderful.”

24 The Heritage Society Donors

Saint Francis Foundation created The Heritage Society in 1993 to honor friends who have remembered Saint Francis in their estate plans. These donors have made a special commitment to the mission of the Medical Center through their perpetual gifts, which touch both present and future generations.

† Albert P. and † Loretta J. Atkins † Patrick and † Alberta “Candy” McClellan † Dr. Seth S. and † Ruth R. Barnes † Joseph E. and † Herriette H. McCrate Robert J. and Betty Basler † Paul C. and † Dorothy Miles † James I. Bowman † Clara D. Newnam † Lee George and † Kathryn Cochran † Larry and † Mabel Nowak Jason G. and Casey Crowell † Evalyn C. Moore Nunley † Frances E. Daniel Mr. Robert J. and Dr. Adelaide H. Parsons Ted E. and † Edythe M. Davis † Opal Perkins Ralph and Linda Decker Mr. Andrew and † Beatrice Perrin Delphia A. Froemsdorf Gregory J. and Nancy Pleimann † Walter A. and † Elsie Funk † Walter G. Renne † Tillie Goetz † Dr. Raymond A. Ritter Sr. and † Mrs. Lillian Ritter Kevin and Debra Govero Mr. and Mrs. L.R. “Mickey” Roper Jr. Mary L. Greaser LeAnn Schneider † Melvin M. and † Evelyn M. Haertling Joe Schoolﬁeld and Harriett Weeks-Schoolﬁeld † Mamie F. Hall Thomas and Debra Schumer Dr. John K. and Judith Holcomb Martina K. Scott † Alberta Jackson † George and † Virginia Siebert † Ms. Lillian Kies Kevin B. and Cindy Spaeth † Denis J. and Patricia LeGrand Dale O. and Mary L. Spell † Elmer and † Norma Lind Estate † Lucy Ellen Towse † Joseph H. Low Jr. and Lauchette Low † Iva L. Welter † Ben and † Betty Marshall † Walter and † Mary Jo Westrich John B. and Barbara Marshall Tom and Carolyn Wright

† deceased; bold represents new donors 25 Saint Francis Cares for Its Own With Team One

More than 1,300 physicians, nurses, administrators and staff Fund Helps Nurse participated in the 2012 Team One campaign – over half of all Saint Francis employees. Sixty percent of the record in Time of Loss contribution total was designated for The Caring Fund, which assists members of the Saint Francis Family who Brody Gard was an energetic, athletic and healthy little boy. experience an unforeseen emergency or crisis. Employees On July 5, 2010, he was diagnosed with stage IV brain stem also could direct their contributions to the Saint Francis Patient cancer. On Nov. 5, 2011, he passed away at the age of 10. Care Equipment and Building Fund, and to the area of His mother, Mandi Gard, RN, a nurse at Saint Francis greatest need. Medical Center, and the rest of his loving family will never “I feel honored to belong to the Saint Francis Family, and forget him. The Caring Fund provided funds to assist the if you truly belong, you want to help out as much as you family in honoring his memory. can,” says Team One physician champion Olivia Aranha, “I feel extreme gratitude to the Caring Fund and blessed MD, PhD, medical oncologist/hematologist and Medical to be employed at a hospital that has employees with such Partner at Saint Francis. “It is an opportunity for us to caring hearts,” says Mandi. help other members of the family, help our patients and improve care at the Medical Center by creating goodwill.” “I feel blessed and humbled that my family received such extreme generosity, and that my two older children were That generosity was especially good news for Mandi able to witness the giving nature of complete strangers. Gard, an RN at the Medical Center, and Ashley Ochs, an We are forever grateful to the individuals who donate to EMT at Immediate Convenient Care in Perryville. Both this Fund.” women beneﬁtted from The Caring Fund in the past year as they battled cancer-related adversity in their lives.

Employee Gets Help After Cancer Emergency

Ashley Ochs, an emergency medical technician at Saint Francis Medical Center’s Immediate Convenient Care in Perryville, had a crisis in 2011. She was diagnosed with sarcoma, a rare form of cancer. Unfortunately, the time away from work due to the treatments put her family in a ﬁnancial crisis.

In December of that year, the Saint Francis Caring Fund stepped up to help Ochs and her family.

“We were able to pay bills,” Ashley says. “I am so thankful. This is a great organization that can reach out and help those in need. The Caring Fund gave me and my husband hope that our bills would be caught up while I was seeking treatment.” Front row from left to right: Moretta Burk, MSN, RN, Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit; Bill Weissmueller, Maintenance; Ruth Thanks to the help she received from the Caring Fund, Ochs Masterson, SM (ASCP), Laboratory, Campaign Chair Middle row from left to right: Jackie Gartland, LPN, Cape Physician Associates; should soon feel well enough to pick up right where she left Marsha Williams, RN, CNIII, Same Day Services; Dustin Mattison, off, caring for others and helping them with RN, Emergency Department; Therese Jones, RN, Cardiovascular Lab Back row from left to right: Mark Parker, Marketing and Referral their emergencies. Services; Neal Tanner, PT, Physical Therapy

26 “Luminaries for Life” Lights up the Holidays

The Luminaries for Life campaign brightens Saint Francis also featured musical entertainment and prayer, Medical Center during the holiday season by giving followed by a reception in the Medical Center’s Tuscan donors a chance to celebrate memorable moments Sun Restaurant. like the birth of a child, or honor a loved one, friend or Funds raised during the 2012 campaign support the caregiver who made a difference in their lives. Sister Esther Emergency Fund, which assists Medical For every contribution to Luminaries for Life, a light, Center patients in times of crisis with transportation, luminary, star or angel is added to the Medical Center’s clothing, meals and lodging. Luminaries for Life has Christmas displays around the hospital campus. The raised nearly $190,000 in charitable gifts since its campaign’s Night of Remembrance in December 2011 inception in 2001.

Sister Esther Emergency Fund Helps Patients in Times of Crisis

On July 5, 2011, Jason Kromminga, a long-haul truck Since 1978, the Sister Esther Emergency Fund has helped driver and Texas native, was riding in the passenger patients like Jason and their families with transportation, seat of a rig when it left the road, slipped down an clothing, warm meals and overnight lodging due to embankment and caught ﬁre. Scraped, bruised and unforeseen circumstances. The fund honors the late suffering from a broken ankle, Jason somehow managed Sister Mary Esther Coffey, a long-time Saint Francis nurse to climb out the window to safety. Thankful to be who dedicated her life to providing comfort and hope to alive, he watched ﬂames engulf the truck, sending his patients during times of fear and despair. Sister Esther’s eyeglasses, cell phone, wallet and clothes up in smoke. faith was abundant, and she shared her generosity and joy with all who knew her. While recovering from his injuries at Saint Francis Medical Center, Jason soon realized he was far from home, Jason was so amazed with the wonderfully generous care had lost almost everything and could not count on his he received during his unexpected stay at Saint Francis employer for help. Fortunately, Saint Francis Foundation that he now plans to donate to the fund to help others in stepped in to help. Through the Sister Esther Emergency similar predicaments. “The people at Saint Francis were Fund, Jason was able to get new clothes, shoes and more than just lifesavers, they were a blessing,” he says. money for meals to help him safely return home. “I pray for these people every day.”

27 Couple’s Gift Keeps Their Daughter’s Spirit Alive

Ken and Rita Aufdenberg have turned their nightmare into a lasting tribute to a daughter who only wanted to help people.

The Aufdenbergs endowed the Christen Joyel Aufdenberg Memorial Scholarship soon after the tragic death of their only child in a 1997 trafﬁc accident. Their gift contributes to the two dozen $2,000 scholarships awarded each year through the Saint Francis Foundation and Auxiliary Healthcare Scholarship Program.

Christen Aufdenberg was just shy of her 20th birthday and on her way home from Shawnee Community College in Ullin, Ill., where she had just been accepted into the nursing program. The driver of a car heading the opposite direction lost control and crossed the centerline. Christen died instantly in the crash, but her legacy lives on thanks to her parents’ gift.

“It did not feel right spending the money on ourselves to buy things,” Ken Aufdenberg says of the insurance claim. “We wanted something that would live on; a legacy that would live on and help other people.”

“We wanted to keep her memory alive, and the scholarship was one of the options we looked at,” adds Rita. “It just fell into place. Christen was a caretaker type of person, so we wanted someone to get the beneﬁt from that.”

The Aufdenbergs selected Saint Francis Foundation as the appropriate place for the scholarship because Christen had worked in the Medical Center’s Oncology Department after earning her certiﬁed nursing assistant (CNA) license.

The couple soon found that the more they donated to worthy causes, the more abundance came into their lives. With that in mind, they commissioned an area sculptor to craft an angelic statue in Christen’s honor for the Medical Center’s Healing Arts Garden.

The sculpture and scholarship combine to shine a ray of joy on an otherwise sad chapter in their lives.

“It just makes you feel good that you are helping somebody else, especially somebody that needs a little help,” Ken says. “This gift lives on. That is what we like about it.”

28 Scholarship Help Is a Blessing for Nursing Student

Stephanie Nanney’s educational and life journey is an ideal match for the Christen Joyel Aufdenberg Memorial Scholarship.

Nanney began her career in 2004 as a certiﬁed nursing assistant (CNA) in Saint Francis Medical Center’s Neurosciences Institute. She continued her education part-time following the birth of her son, Jason, in the fall of 2007, and went on to earn her licensed practical nurse (LPN) designation the day after the birth of her daughter, Raelin, in September 2009.

“The nurse administrator brought me my diploma in my hospital bed,” Nanney recalls fondly. “So everything worked out just ﬁne.”

Now she is on track to earn her degree in May as a registered nurse (RN) from Three Rivers Community College in Poplar Bluff. The $2,000 scholarship brings welcome relief during an already-stressful period. The Saint Francis Foundation and Auxiliary Healthcare Scholarship Committee awards scholarships annually based on ﬁnancial need.

“I want to stay in neurology for at least a couple more years,” Nanney says. “This (RN degree) will allow me to take on a charge role and a heavier patient load, plus it will greatly increase my pay. The scholarship made it a lot easier for me to reach this goal.”

29 Guardian Angel Program Gives Patients and Families a Way to Say “Thank You”

Tammy Hahn-Brown, MSN, RN, ONC, CS-ANP, knows all about providing compassionate care to seriously ill patients in her role as coordinator of the Palliative Care Program at Saint Francis Medical Center. When she and her family found themselves on the receiving end of that care during her father’s end-of-life journey through emergency surgery and cancer treatments, they showed their appreciation through the Guardian Angel program.

“I can truly say that the skill and professionalism and kindness of the staff shown to my dad was nothing but a perfect example of what Saint Francis represents and strives for,” Tammy wrote in her letter to Jennifer Hanks, RN, Patient Care Manager of the Surgical Intensive Care Unit. “My family and I will forever be grateful to my Saint Francis Family for the wonderful care they provided to my dad during this difﬁcult time.”

The Guardian Angel program allows patients and families to recognize Saint Francis caregivers by making a donation in their name. The Medical Center receives funds for equipment and services, and caregivers receive a Guardian Angel pin as a symbol of that recognition. “The angel they Physiatrist Heidi J. Hunter, MD, and her therapy dog, Buddy, PALS- trained and a Canine Good Citizen, are adding a new dimension of wear on their name badge reminds them why they chose energy and much-needed variety to patient rehabilitation. their profession: to help people,” explains Heidi J. Hunter, MD, physiatrist at Saint Francis and medical director of Inpatient Rehabilitation Services.

“When families ask me what they can do to say thank you, I always refer them to the Guardian Angel program,” Dr. Hunter says. “Its streamlined approach helps them allocate their funds to the speciﬁc unit they want to recognize. If you want to congratulate and thank Saint Francis for a job well done, this is the best way to do it.”

30 Medical Staff Supports Foundation’s Vision

Saint Francis Medical Center is more than a workplace for the many Medical Staff members who take an active role in Employees at Saint Francis generously volunteer their time at the Saint Francis Foundation 2012 Heart to Heart Luncheon for women. events. Wendi M. Carns, Wendi M. Carns, MD, MD, FACOG, obstetrician/ FACOG, Obstetrician/ gynecologist and Medical Gynecologist Partner at Saint Francis, provides a good example through her work with the Foundation’s annual Heart to Heart Luncheon. The event educates women about their heart health through screen- ings, informational booths and guest speakers.

“As women, we typically take care of everyone else – our children, spouse, parents and friends – A medical staff volunteer gives helpful heart health information to a and not ourselves,” Dr. Carns says. “The luncheon Heart to Heart Luncheon attendee. gives women permission to take an hour out of their day to take care of themselves. It is important for the next generation – for their daughters – to see that.”

The 2012 event featured Janet Bond Brill, PhD, RD, LDN, bestselling author and health expert, who shared her wisdom about health, wellness and cardiovascular disease prevention. The event’s proceeds support the Foundation’s Cardiac Rehabilitation Scholarship fund, which beneﬁts female cardiac patients in need of ﬁnancial assistance.

Saint Francis physicians contribute their resources and talents in a variety of ways to support the Foundation and the Medical Center. For example, the physicians of 1875 Founder’s Society member Cape Anesthesia Group collaborated on a gift that beneﬁtted the Children’s Rooftop Garden. Likewise, contributions made by the physicians of Cape Medical Oncology to honor the retirement of colleague Stanley Sides, MD, FACP, funded an additional scholarship for the Saint Francis Foundation and Auxiliary Healthcare Scholarship Program. Cape Medical Oncology colleagues Olivia Aranha, MD, PhD, and Stanley Sides, MD, FACP

31 1875 Founder’s Society Members 1875 Through the strong support and ﬁnancial contributions of the 1875 Founder’s Society, the FOUNDER’S Medical Center is able to continue to offer convenient access to advanced technologies and SOCIETY leading-edge services.

Tony and Debbie Balsano * Dr. and Mrs. Paul C. Horn

* Bob and Betty Basler Rick and Chris Kennard

Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Bjelich Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kitchen

* Ann and Gordan Brookman Dori Lage, in Memory of † Wally Lage Cape Anesthesia Group, Inc. * Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maurer David J. Charlier Ms. Imelda Nenninger R. David and Gail Crader Plaza Tire and Vernon E. Rhodes Rusty and Marilyn Curtis Family Partners

Lula DeFelice, in Honor of Provideo and Film, Inc. † Charles E. DeFelice, MD Dr. Joel and Patricia Ray * Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Drury James W. and Evelyn Riley Family Wanda L. Drury The Roberts Group, Inc. Diane and Kevin Edwards Jason and Leigh Ann Siener Mr. and Mrs. Leon Eftink Nancy and Bill Stahr Mr. and Mrs. Rick Essner * Barbara and Mark Thompson Bill and Jeannie Fadler Dr. Michael C. Trueblood and Bob and Joy Garrett Mary Trueblood

Norman L. and Diana Glaus Lori Wills Bill and Jennifer Green

* Dr. Billy Hammond and * Dr. Liliana Visscher

32 † deceased; bold represents new member as of June 30, 2012; * Charter member of 1875 Founder’s Society Thank You To Our Many Supporters

All fundraising efforts reaffirm our mission of supporting the community and the people we serve. The Foundation supports new medical technology, special projects, capital expansion, long-term financial stability and other needs as identified by Saint Francis Medical Center.

PHILANTHROPIST ($200,000.00 + )

† James I. Bowman Estate Missouri Foundation for Health Department of Health and Saint Francis Auxiliary Human Services † H. G. Schmitz Estate Carrie Williams, RN, BSN The Friends of Saint Francis † Viola B. Vogel Estate

LEADER ($25,000.00 + )

Anonymous † Tillie Goetz Estate Advanced Orthopedic Specialists GreenPages, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Aufdenberg † Melvin M. and † Evelyn M. Haertling Estate Bank of America † Mamie F. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Basler Dr. and Mrs. Edward Bender Dr. Billy A.F. Hammond and Dr. Liliana Visscher Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Bjelich Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc. † Anatole W. Brewster Estate † Ruby Hirsch Estate Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Brookman Hi-Tech Communications, Inc. † Rose and † Minnie Brugger Estate Dr. and Mrs. Paul C. Horn Capaha Bank IKON Office Advisors, LLC Cape Prosthetics-Orthotics, Inc. ING Financial Advisers, LLC Cape Radiology Group Wes Kinsey, Supply Tech † Alberta Jackson Estate Carestream Health Jeffco Travel Service † Lee George and † Kathryn Kerber, Eck & Braeckel, LLP Cochran Estate † Lillian Kies Estate Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cozean Jr. Kohlfeld Distributing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. David Crader † Mr. Wally and Mrs. Dori Lage Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cuba † Paul Lasater Rusty and Marilyn Curtis Lashly & Baer, PC Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Drury † Elmer and † Norma Lind Estate Drury Southwest, Inc. Marathon Benefits Group Mrs. Wanda L. Drury Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Rick Essner † Joseph E. and † Harriette H. McCrate Bill and Jeannie Fadler McGrath Incorporated Fraternal Order of Eagles Medical Transportation Management, Inc. † Walter A. and † Elsie Funk Estate Mercer Health & Benefits, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Glaus

† deceased; bold denotes donor new to level; donations as of June 30, 2012 Lela Riley, LPN 33 Motorola, Inc. The Roberts Group, Inc. Ms. Imelda Nenninger Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tri-State, Inc. † Clara D. Newnam Estate † W. F. Schonhoff Estate Optimist Club of Cape Girardeau Mrs. Martina K. Scott Outback Steakhouse † Dr. L.R. Seabaugh The Outsource Group and † Mrs. Betty F. Seabaugh Mr. Andrew and † Beatrice Perrin Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Siener Procter & Gamble Paper Products Co. Southeast Missouri State University † Joseph and † Rosemary Quatmann Athletic Department Dr. and Mrs. Joel W. Ray Southeast Missourian Harry and Fran Rediger Dr. and Mrs. William D. Stahr Regions Bank Barbara and Mark Thompson Mr. Gene Rhodes † Walter Timm Estate Ricoh USA Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Trueblood Karen Waller, RN Dr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Ritter Jr. W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc. † Dr. Raymond A. Ritter Sr. and † Mrs. Lillian Ritter

BENEFACTOR ($10,000.00 + )

Alberici Constructors, Inc. Lula E. DeFelice Ameren Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Drury Anonymous Kevin and Diane Edwards Anthem Blue Cross and Ellerbe Becket Blue Shield of Missouri ES Medical Consulting, Inc. Associated Sheet Metal, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Essmyer Tony and Debbie Balsano Ms. Charlene G. Freeman The Bank of Missouri Bob and Joy Garrett † Dr. Seth S. and † Ruth R. Globus family of brands Barnes Estate Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green Biomet Orthopedics, Inc. † Constance Harris Bowen Engineering and Surveying Lisa Magers, RN † Kenneth L. and Glenda P. Hayden Cape Anesthesia Group, Inc. Mr. Ronald Hinkebein Cape Downtown Rotary Club Dr. and Mrs. John K. Holcomb Cape Electrical Supply † Mr. Sam L. Hunter Jr. Cape Girardeau County Area Medical Society Interstate Imaging Cape GMC Pontiac John Mark Photography Mr. Dan and Dr. Wendi Carns Kenco Enterprises, Inc. Carns Financial Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Kennard The Cash-Book Journal KFVS-TV and WQWQ-TV Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Coleman Kiefner Brothers, Inc. † Helen U. Collins Estate Dr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Kinder Commerce Bank Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kitchen Construction Escrow Services † LeFarth Family Estate † Frances E. Daniel Estate Dr. and Mrs. Bill J. Logue † Dr. Charles E. DeFelice and March of Dimes

34 Greg Holshouser, Maintenance Tech McDonald’s Perry County Memorial Hospital † George and † Verna Shelton McKesson, Formerly D & K Healthcare † Mr. Layton Pickard Dr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Sides Resources, Inc. Plaza Tire Service, Inc. † George and † Virginia MedAssets HSCA, Inc. Siebert Estate Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Pleimann Merrill Lynch Consulting Services Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Talbert Jr. Poplar Bluff Medical Partners Midwest Spine Consultants, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pat Tlapek Potashnick Construction, Inc. † Karl Milar Estate US Bank Premium Mechanical and Morsey Constructors, LLC Automation, Inc. Vari-X National Healing Corporation ProVideo & Film, Inc. Vernon E. Rhodes Family Partners, LP Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Nenninger Richardet Floor Covering Ms. Betsy Vincent † Evalyn C. Moore Nunley Estate Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. Ritter † Ms. Iva L. Welter Ohlson Lavoie Collaborative † Dr. John L. Ritter and † Walter and † Mary Jo Westrich Estate Dr. Karlyle Christian-Ritter Otis Elevator Company Wetterau, Inc. River City Mechanical Contracting, Inc. † Dr. Thomas G. and † Dorothy T. Otto Mr. and Mrs. Rock Wilferth River Eagle Distributing Co. Owens & Minor, Inc. Mr. Brandon Williams Schnucks Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Pancoast Ms. Lori Wills † L. B. Schonhoff Estate † Opal Perkins † Norman W. and † Betty J. Wood

PATRON ($5,000.00 + )

Adspec Promotions Dutch Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Keusenkothen Amersham Health † Ralph and † Phyllis Edwards Bill H. and Donna Kiel AT&T Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Eftink Kiwanis Club of Cape Girardeau † Mrs. Vernice Baumstark eScribeSolutions, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Louis Kouo Bayer Corporation † Dr. A.M. and † Bess H. Estes Mrs. Lucille Kouo Beaver Janitor Supply Rick and Cathy Fehr Mrs. Gwen Kratz BioKyowa, Inc. Mr. Jay Feuerbacher Ms. Teri L. Kreitzer Dr. and Mrs. James H. Bollinger Jr. Finch Law Firm, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James E. Laurentius Brewer Graphics First Missouri State Bank Stan and Connie Laurentius Rev. and Mrs. William D. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius E. Fisher Jim and Cheryl Lawrence † Robert and † Julia B. Buerkle Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Gambill Mr. and Mrs. John A. Layton Buffalo Wild Wings Mrs. Debbie Gibson Dr. David Y. S. Lee † Dr. and † Mrs. Edward D. Campbell Sr. Glaus & Associates, CPA, LLC Lord Abbett & Co., LLC Cape Neurosurgical Great Lakes Advisors, Inc. Dr. John V. Mackel and Associates, P.C. Dr. Laura Holmes † Thelma Halter Mr. David J. Charlier Dr. George E. Magaletta Hardin’s-Sysco Food Services, LLC Cisco Networking Dennis and Kathy Marchi † Maude Harrison Estate Coad Chevrolet Pontiac Ruth and Mark Masterson Heartland Advanced Practice Nurses Buick Cadillac Network (HAPNN) Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Mathes John D. and Kathryn Coffman † Robert B. and Rosemary Hendrix John B. and Kim Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Davis Hometown Innovation Team Mike G. and Charlotte McCrate Mr. and Mrs. Mike Donohoo † Gene E. and Betty J. Huckstep † Mac and † Ruth A. McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Drury Mr. Tom Hughey McKesson Corp. Mrs. Charlotte Drury J. R. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Miles Drury Inns, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Janota † Paul C. and † Dorothy Miles Mr. James L. Drury Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc. Mississippi River Radio, LLC Drury Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Jones Montgomery Bank

† deceased; bold denotes donor new to level 35 Ms. Catherine L. Moran † Jim and † Sylvia Reinagel Mr. and Mrs. Reg Swan Mrs. Cheryl A. Mothes and † Mr. Walter G. Renne Estate The Honorable and Mr. Richard L. Hetzel Mrs. William L. Syler Jr. Rhodes 101 Convenience Stores † Lucille Murphy Estate † Mr. and † Mrs. Cecil Tate Mr. and Mrs. Jim W. Riley Jr. Mrs. Harriett Myers Dr. and Mrs. C. Nelson Ringer Mr. and Mrs. Doug Temples NARS The Rite Group Dr. and Mrs. William P. Thorpe Notre Dame Regional High School Yee Way Ting, RPh † Dr. C. John Ritter and Mrs. Marcia Ofﬁces Unlimited, Inc. Southard-Ritter † Lucy Ellen Towse Estate † J. P. Ohrman Ronnoco Coffee Company Dennis and Janice K. Van Asche Dr. Louis B. Ostrow and Mr. and Mrs. L.R. “Mickey” Roper Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vollink Dr. Bridget F. Ostrow Sabona of London, Inc. Mr. James Wakin Mr. Timothy Pappas Gary and Vickie Sadler Westﬁeld Shoppingtown Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. West Park Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. Sandfort Philips Medical System Dr. and Mrs. John C. Wiggans SBC Foundation Dr. Richard Pollock Dr. Lynne D. and Mr. Richard Willett Dr. and Mrs. James A. Schell II Premier Fire Protection, Inc. Dwight and Pat Williams † Mary W. Snow † M. Kurre and Marilyn Prill Wood & Huston Bank Southeast Missouri State University The Printing Co. Greek Week Steering Committee Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Wulfers † Edwin R. and † Evelyn Puls Mr. and Mrs. David Stagner Dr. Phenu Zachariah Regional Primary Care, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stone † A. W. and † Virginia Zimmer † Mr. and † Mrs. Leonard Rehg Surgical Advantage

INVESTOR ($1,000.00 + )

1st Class Travel American Homepatient Jason and Sarah Bandermann 1st Community Bank American Red Cross Missouri-Illinois Banterra Bank Blood Services Region A+ Plus Books Mrs. Tammy Barlow † Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Amick Mr. John Abercrombie Ms. Frances L. Barnett Ms. Jackie Amschler Mrs. Marcia Abernathy Ms. Amy Baudendistel AOS Ms. Melinda Abner-Jones Dr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Bauer Apria Healthcare Mrs. Cathy Abrams † James A. Bauerle Estate Mr. Arun and Dr. Olivia Aranha Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Adams Ms. Roberta Beach Ms. Marcia Arehart Mrs. Jacque Aden Dr. Ann E. Behrend-Uhls Argon Pharmaceuticals Chris and Laurel Adkisson Bell Medical, Inc. Arneson Enterprises Advanced BioHealing Ms. Cheryl Belobraydic Ms. Lana Arnzen Air Evac Lifeteam Mr. David W. Belt Arrangements By Joyce Airgas, Inc. Beltline Industrial Electric Services Co. Mr. Jim Ash Alan Electric Service, Inc. Dennis and Karen Beneﬁeld Dr. and Mrs. Kennett D. Asher Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Saleh A. Aldasouqi Ms. Janet Benesh Mr. Daniel Asmus Mr. and Mrs. Howard Alexander Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Atkinson Allscripts Lodge 639 James and Pat Allen Audio Acoustics, Inc. Mr. Kip Bennett Mr. Terry L. Allen † Elizabeth Bader Ms. Jeanine M. Berry Miss Marjorie L. Baker † Joda and Charlotte A. Bess Allianz Global Investors Miss Julie Baker-Caplan Mrs. Wilma Best Dr. Donna L. Almond Dr. Laura E. and Mrs. Sharon Ballman Brent and Geri Beussink Mr. Zouhair Al-Sayed Mr. and Mrs. Eric Banda Mrs. Tajuana J. Bird

36 † deceased; bold denotes donor new to level BlackRock Financial Ms. Fran Campbell Management, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Campbell † Dr. Dale M. Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. Manual Campbell Felecia J. Blanton Ms. Sandra J. Campbell Bluff City Beer Co. Cantor & Associates Boehringer-Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Cape Care for Women Inc. Cape Girardeau Convention Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bohn and Visitors Bureau Bill and Carolyn Bohnert Cape Girardeau Public School District Mr. and Mrs. Mike G. Bollinger No. 63 Mrs. April Bond Cape Girardeau Surgical Clinic Book People STL Cape Girardeau Urology Associates Booz Allen Healthcare Cape Laboratory and Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen Pathology, LLC Cape Physician Associates Ms. Paula J. Bowers Steve Bennett, Painter and Renovation Tech BP Financial Services, Inc. Cape West Rotary Josh and Kristy Carr BP America - Fabric of America Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Carron † John P. and † Anne R. Bradshaw Mr. Patrick Carron Dan and Pat Brase Mr. and Mrs. Ed Case Bill and Amy Brentlinger Celebrations Restaurant and Bar Mr. and Mrs. Ivan A. Brewer Mr. Steven Bricknell Ceriotti and Company, Inc. Mrs. Nicole L. Chance Dr. Olujoke Brimah Charleston R-1 High School Mrs. Julia Brockmire Mr. Donald A. Chester Brost and Strohmeyer Family Eye Care, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Chirnside Dr. and Mrs. Kyle E. Brost Ms. Charlene Christian Dr. Beverly L. Brown and Dr. and Mrs. George C. Christian Mr. Wayne Boehme † Roy and Connie A. Clark Ms. Darline Brown Classic Real Estate, Ltd. † Dr. and Mrs. Mike J. Brown Clinical Solutions JSC II, LLC BSA Life Structures Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Courtney Jernigan, LPN, Call Center Mr. and Mrs. Tony Buehrle Mr. and Mrs. James A. Marlin and Anna M. Buelow Cochrane III Dr. Mablene Buggs Cohen Klingenstein & Marks, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Buhs Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cole Mr. Robert Bunger Mrs. Frances Coleman-Tate Dr. and Mrs. Edwin K. Burford Mrs. Patricia K. Coleson Mrs. Sally S. Burke Columbia Management Ms. Kristina L. Burks Concord Publishing House, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burnett Neil and Mary Sue Conrad Ms. Andrea Burton Dr. and Mrs. Glen E. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Steve Byrd Robert and Carrie Copeland C. P. McGinty Jewelers Kenneth and † Deanna Cowell Calamos Asset Management, Inc. Mrs. Melissa D. Craft Calamos Investments Mrs. Sheila Craft Kevin and Lynette Callahan Crittenden County Hospital

Gerald Seyer, Laundry Tech 37 Ms. Anna J. Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Del Elfrink Senator and Mrs. Jason G. Crowell Eli Lilly and Company Danny and Carla Crump Dr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Eller Mr. Rickey E. Crump Mr. and Mrs. David Elliott † Josephine Cullota Estate Ellis Business Systems, Inc. Culver’s of Cape Girardeau Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emmendorfer II Tim and Amy Cutler Mrs. Laura Emmons Alan and Gail Dame Empi, Inc. Dana Corporation Endosonics Corporation Mr. Keith Davidson Ms. Shannon Erzfeld Mr. George Davis Blake and Janet Esicar Mr. John B. Davis Esicar’s Old Hickory Smokehouse, Inc. Mrs. Leslie F. Davis Ms. Robin Eskew Ted E. and † Edythe M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Danny R. Essner Karen Welker, RN, CNIII Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Essner Ralph and Linda Decker Ronnie and Cynthia Ethridge † Lucille A. Delisle Eye Consultants Inc. The Delta Companies Ms. Lisa K. Fadler Ms. Barb DeRossett Dr. Justin Fanning Diagnostic Imaging, Inc. Farmington High School Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Diebold Eugene C. and Barbara J. Farrar Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Diemer Ms. Mary L. Farris Mrs. Karla Dillow Dr. and Mrs. J. Russell Felker Dr. and Mrs. James A. Dinkins Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fidler † Richard Dirnberger † John E. and Peggy J. Fidler Ken W. and Jeanine Dobbins Dan and Mary Jane Fieser Ms. Susan Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Finch Ms. Lisa J. Dohogne † Lehman and † Delores Finch Mr. Mark Donelson Ms. Diane Flesher, RN Mrs. Violet Doyen † Joe and Louise Frederick Flood Stephanie Pobst, Supply Tech Dreyfus Fayez Dr. and Mrs. Jonathon K. Foley Drury Southwest Signs, Inc. Ford & Sons Funeral Home Ms. Susan Dry † Martin L. Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Danny Dumey Mr. Jim and † Mary Jane Ford Mark and Laura Dumey Fox 23 KBSI TV/My 49 WDKA-TV Mr. and Mrs. James W. Duncan † Alvin M. and Adella C. Frank Mrs. Sandy Duncan Mrs. Natelie Frazier DuPont Pharma Roger and Connie Friedrich Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Eaker Doug and Lisa Friese Ms. Cathy Eakins Ms. Karen Friese EAPC † Elizabeth Froemsdorf Edgewater Glass Co. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Froemsdorf Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Froemsdorf Mrs. Joan Eggimann Fun Flicks Ms. Janette F. Eichhorn Mrs. Cathy Gaines

38 Daphne Bollinger, RN S. Gregg Gallery HAVCO Wood Products, LLC † Eugene A. and † Patricia A. Huttegger Mr. Doug Gannon Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Haycraft Insight Direct USA, Inc. Garamella, Seward & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hayden Interior Plus, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gardner Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hayden Invesco Mr. Tony Garitto Ms. Cynthia Hazelwood Invesco Aim Mr. Billy H. Garner HBO and Company Invesco Ltd. GE Medical Systems HDR, Inc. ISI Environmental & Recycling, LLC Genentech, Inc. Hecht’s † Dr. Thomas and Kilja Israel Mr. Dan Gerler Mr. Darren Hefner Mrs. Francine Ivester GFI Digital, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. Heid J & M Displays Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gile † Gale and † Della Heise J. C. Penney Company, Inc. Mrs. Mara Gipson Donald and Wilma Heisserer Jackson Surgical Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Terry W. Gipson Victor A. and Carole Heisserer † Dr. Joseph N. Jaeger Ms. Anita Glueck Mr. & Mrs. Gary Helwege Ms. Joan James Ms. Charla R. Glueck Mrs. Joie “JoAnn” Henley Ms. Kathy Jameson Ms. Mary Kay Glueck Mr. Gordon Hensley Mr. and Mrs. John Janssen Ms. Sandy Glueck Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Heuer JB Properties, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Armando Gordillo Hewlett-Packard Company JCS Wireless Gordonville Grill † William A. and † Bernice F. Heyde Jim Riley Services Kevin and Debra Govero Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hibbs Ms. Brenda Johnson Mr. James B. Govreau Ms. Laura Higgerson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson Gray Consulting, Inc. Trinka Hileman Dr. and Mrs. Earl W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grayhek Mr. Dennis E. Hill Ms. Joyce Johnston Ms. Mary L. Greaser Ms. Debra Hine Dr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Jones Ms. Sandy Grebing Dr. and Mrs. Jesse Hoff Mr. Darrell Jones Ms. Angela Green † Cora Hoffmeister Estate Mr. Stephen Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Ken W. Green Jr. Kevin and Janet Hogan Mrs. Jaynee Juneau Mrs. Nancy Grim Ms. Sharon E. Hohler K & K Electric Co., Inc. Mr. Rick Griswold † John E. and Dorothy C. Holland K and S Healthcare Mr. and Mrs. Doug Groesbeck Mr. Brent Holmes Mr. Jack Kaminski † Francis and Lucille Grojean Hologic, Inc. † Vernon and Stacia Kasten Ms. Marilyn Groshong Hometown Directories Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Kaverman Gulf Investment Management, Inc. Ms. Beverly Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Mike Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Guth Jr. Ms. Elaine Hosea Keith and Beth Keller Mrs. Sandi Hafner Dr. Mark W. Hosler † Arthur F. and Jane Kelley Mr. David Hajduk and Hospira, Inc. Ms. Cindy Kelley Mrs. Carolyn McCrate Hajduk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Hotze Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Kelley Mr. Douglas Halter Ms. Debbie Huckabee Kendall Healthcare Mr. Ronald L. Halter Mr. Gary A. Huckstep Kenneth E. Foeste Masonry, Inc. Ms. Beverly (Padge) Haman Mrs. Nancy E. Huckstep † Joseph F. Keusenkothen Estate Mrs. Martha J. Hamm Dr. and Mrs. Dean G. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kiblinger Ms. Doris Hammontree William E. and Marilyn Hughey Kidd’s Oil Co., Inc Ms. Rosalie Haney Mrs. Dana Hukel Dr. and Mrs. Richard Kies Ms. Brenda Hanle Ms. Angela Hulshof Dr. and Mrs. Yong K. Kim Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harlan Mrs. Bernadette Huston Mark H. Kinder, PhD Ms. Karen L. Haupt

† deceased; bold denotes donor new to level 39 Mr. Mitch Kinder Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lui Midwest Neurosurgeons, LLC Ron and Holly Kiplinger Mrs. Marlene Lyon Midwest Oral & MaxilloFacial Surgery Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirchdoerfer Macy’s Mrs. Malinda K. Milam Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kirchdoerfer Mrs. Brandi Maddox Ms. Lisa Mileur Ms. Mary McElreath Kistner † Don and Donna Magwitz Ms. Carol A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pfau Ms. Sara L. Mahnken Mr. Bradley A. Minton Ms. Josephine Klein Mrs. Cheryl R. Maloney Ms. Linda K. Mirly Mr. David J. Kluesner Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Mansell Mrs. Carol-Ann Mize John and Marie Kluesner Marathon Medical, Inc. MMS - A Medical Supply Company Mrs. Rebecca D. Knapp, RN Mr. and Mrs. John B. Marshall Ms. Sandy Moore Ms. Linda L. Koch Marsico Capital Management, LLC Ms. Melanie Morris † Rosina Koetting Mr. and Mrs. David W. Martin Ms. Marilyn K. Mott Mrs. Judy Kuhlmann † Edgar and Dorles Massey Ms. Donna Mouser Kyphon, Inc. Mrs. Mary K. Masters Mrs. Barbara Mueller and Mr. Cody H. Fulkerson KZIM/K103 Mrs. Roberta Matlock Ms. Leona P. Mueller † Mary G. Landesco Estate Mr. Jeffrey J. Maurer and Mrs. Lauren Jones Mutual of America Life Mrs. Janet Landewee Ms. Christine Mayberry Insurance Company Melissa and David Landreth My Daddy’s Cheesecake John and Mary Jane Mayﬁeld Ms. Kathy Lankford Bakery & Cafe Mrs. Sabrina McAllister Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lansmon Mrs. Danielle N. Myers Ms. Carol McCarty Rich and Debbie Lasky Ms. Roseanne Myers Ms. Kimberly P. McClard Mr. Hervey Lavoie Mr. Tyler Myers C. Michael and Mary Kay McCrate Dr. and Mrs. David A. Law Nabisco Biscuit Company Mrs. Brenda McDonald The Lawrence Group National Association of Mutual Ms. Jennifer McElvain Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lay Insurance Companies Layton & Southard, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Glennon K. McFadden Mr. and Mrs. Tom Neal Ms. Bridget Ledbetter Ms. Yetiva McGee Joel and Cindy Neely † Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. McGinty Ken and Lillie Ledermann Mrs. Jennifer Nees Mrs. Kelley D. McGowan † Denis J. and Patricia LeGrand Mr. and Mrs. David W. Nelson Ms. Heather McHughs Mr. Ronald LeGrand Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Nelson MD Designs by Metal Decor Ms. Sharon K. LeGrand Mr. Richard Nelson Ms. Ruth Meddings Leo A. Daly Company Mrs. Charlotte Nenninger The MEGA Life and Health Ms. Dorothy J. Lett Mr. Craig Nesslage Insurance Company † Harry Leuer Estate Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nesslein Merrill Lynch † Bill and Florence Lewis Dr. and Mrs. R. Brent New Merrill Lynch - Ozbun, Deimund, Ms. Dina Lewis Beckham Group Daniel and Lisa Newcomer Nicholas-Applegate Life Systems, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Nip Kelley Equipment Co., Inc. Mr. E. Joeseph Lindsey Merritt Hawkins & Associates, Inc. Mrs. Shirley J. Niswonger Frank and Charlene Linn MetLife Financial Services Noon Optimist Club of Jackson Robert K. and Michele R. Litzelfelner † Anna E. Meyer † Larry Nowak Estate Ms. Jane L. Lix † Carl G. and † Millie Meyer Mr. and Mrs. William Logan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Meyer Dr. Pascal Nyachowe Mr. and † Mrs. Charles N. Oakley Mrs. Deborah A. Long MidAmerica Hotels Corporation Ms. Mary Obergoenner † Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Lovinggood Mid-America Transplant Services † Joseph H. Low Jr. and Lauchette Low Midwest Energy, Inc. Thomas and Lisa O’Brien OfﬁceMax

40 † deceased; bold denotes donor new to level Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ogburn Realty Executives of Cape County OptionCare, Inc. Mr. Lauren D. Reece Ortho-McNeil Ms. Barbara Reinagel Osprey Partners Mr. James Renard Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ousley Mr. and Mrs. Bernie M. Repka Mrs. Jane Owens Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Retter Mr. and Mrs. Bart Ozbun Don K. and Launa Rhodes Panera Bread Rice, Spaeth, Summers & Heisserer, LC Dr. and Mrs. Kee B. Park Ms. Sheryl Rich Jan and Paula Parker Richards Medical Co. Mr. Mark E. Parker Ms. Janet G. Rigdon Mr. Robert J. and Dr. Adelaide H. Parsons † Raymond and Evelyn Ritchie Patrick Furniture River Heritage Quilters’ Guild Pediatric Eye Care of the Heartland Ms. Brandi Robbins Chris Heiden, Service Tech Mrs. Bonnie Perdue Mrs. Kay Robins The Peterson Group William and Kathryn Robinson Ms. Lori Pettet Jim and Pamala Roche Troy and Julie Petzoldt Roche Laboratories Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Pfanstiel Jim and Pamala Roche James and Luann G. Pfau Dr. Kellie Rogers and Mr. William Rogers Ken Pfau and Monica Kleffner-Pfau † Ethel Rolwing Estate Ms. Debbie Phillips † Florence M. Rossiter Physicians Professional Liability Rotary Club of Cape Girardeau Insurance Agency, LLC † Mr. and † Mrs. Harry D. Ruesler Ms. Gina Picciurro Mrs. Teresa R. Ruppel Ms. Bonnie Pierce Mr. Gregory K. Rushing Pinds Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rust Pioneer Development and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rust Orchard Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rust Mr. and Mrs. Dave Prather John T. and Sarah Ryan Pre-Owned Endoscopes, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Sacha Clara LeGrand, Assistant Manager/Coder Presscott Associates, Ltd. Saint Francis Interventional Mrs. Frances Presswood Radiology Department Anthony and Iris Preusser Saint Francis Leadership Development Mr. Richard I. Prevallet Advisory Board Dr. and Mrs. Scot G. Pringle Mr. Gerry Salter Professional Healthcare Consultants Sean and Rebecca Salvo Michael C. and Michelle Propst Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sander Provider Plus, Inc. Mrs. Barbara Sandlin † Mr. and Mrs. Van H. Puls Paul and Fran Sauer Ms. Charlotte M. Pyles Chris and Mary Schabbing † The Honorable William S. Rader Kevin T. and Lois E. Schade and Mrs. Birdie Rader Mr. Richard H. Schaefer Radiopharmacy of Paducah Agnes Scheeter † Lindell G. and Sarah J. Randolph Mr. Robert R. Scheper Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rauh † Theon and Leona Scherer

Colleen Haris, 41 Communications Operator Schering Sales Corporation Mr. Steven D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schlichting Mrs. Ute G. Smith Ms. Eileen K. Schlichting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith Stephen and Linda Schlick Ms. Rebecca Smith-Everett Ms. Cindy Schnurbusch † Ella Snider Estate † Alma S. Schonhoff Dr. and Mrs. Prem Sobti Joe Schoolfield and Harriett Mrs. Susanne Solari-Price and Weeks-Schoolfield Mr. David W. Price Ms. Linda Schrader SourceOne Healthcare Technologies Jim and Vicki Schuette Southeast Missouri Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schumacher Southeast Missouri Hospital Foundation, Inc. Jerry R. and Phyllis J. Schwab Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Scios, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Spaeth B. Dean and Sally Scott † Mr. Albert O. Spalding Dorothy Ressel, Volunteer † Dr. and † Mrs. Mark F. Scully Ms. Nancy Spangler SDI Health, LLC Jason and Christine Spanley Ms. Dee Seabaugh Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sparkman Mr. Bill Sellers Special Design Health Care Mrs. Prudy Selsor Specialized Office Services, Inc. Semmes-Murphey Clinic Dale and Mary Spell SEMO I.P.A., Inc. Ms. Jennifer Spies SEMO.net Spinal Solutions, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James J. Sexton Dr. and Mrs. Allen L. Spitler Mr. and Mrs. James L. Shafer Scott and Debby Sprandel Dr. and Mrs. John L. Sheets Mr. Mark Sprigg Mr. Michael Shipman Mrs. Deborah Spurgeon Mrs. Rebecca Shirrell Squibb Diagnostics Dr. Milton Shoss Mrs. Vera Staggs Mr. Roger Shoulders Mrs. Elma Staten, RN Siemens Healthcare Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Steele

Melissa Holley, RN, BSN, CNIV Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Siemers Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Steffens Mr. and Mrs. Jay Siener Mrs. Lillian E. Stehr Douglas K. and Eileen Sievers Stericycle, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Sievers Stevens Worldwide Van Lines Signus Medical, LLC Mr. Andrew Stewart Emily K. Sikes Ms. Leasa M. Stone Sikeston High School Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Stoverink Mr. Doug Simminger Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Straubinger Ravinder Singh, MD Joyce Streiler † Mr. and Mrs. John Skaggs Ms. Sandra J. Stricker Ms. Peggy J. Slinkard † Carrie Suedekum Smith & Nephew Ms. Melissa Sullivan Ms. Anna M. Smith Superior Ofﬁce Products Ms. Carolyn E. Smith Ms. Sheila Sutter Mrs. Dianna K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Smith Mr. and Mrs. Neal Tanner

42 John Buell, Valet Parking Attendant Ms. Jo Ann Tatum United Healthcare Services, Inc. Bob and Bonnie White Bill and Angie Tegel United Oil Co. Mr. Eric White Telectronics, Inc. UNUM Ms. Katherine White Tempus Software, Inc. Mrs. Kathleen Upchurch Ms. Robin White Ms. Cathy A. Tenkhoff Mrs. Ida M. Urhahn Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Whitten † Dr. J.W. and Eloise Terry Mr. Kerwin Urhahn Sid and Angela Whittington Ms. Roberta Terry Valero Energy Foundation Ms. Linda Wibbenmeyer Jeff and Nicole Thieret VALIC Wiethop Truck Sales, Inc. Thoracic & Cardiovascular Ms. Vonda VanGennip Dan and Marsha Williams Surgical Association Mr. John R. Veal Mrs. June C. Williams Ms. Carrie Thorne Mr. C. Kent Verhines † Dr. Charles F. and Anita Wilson Thorngate, Ltd. Ms. Judy C. Vickery Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wingerter Sr. Ms. Rebecca Throop William R. and Susan Vickery Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Wiseman Ms. Sheryl L. Thurman Mr. James Vincent Mrs. Evelyn Wiseman Ms. H. Kay Thurston, RN Ms. Margie Vinyard Withers Broadcasting Co. Mr. Randy Tingle Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wittenborn Mr. Jeffrey Toedtmann Ms. Kathy Wallace Mrs. Julie Woodruff TRANE Ms. Karen J. Waller Ms. Charity Worley Ms. Barbara Trankler Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ward Mrs. Dottie Worley Tri-State Water Treatment, Inc. Vance and Amy Ward Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Worley Mr. Brian Tuschhoff Mrs. Cindy Watson Mr. Don Wright Mr. Jon J. Twidwell Ms. Kathy Watson Tom and Carolyn Wright Twin Rivers R-10 School District Mr. Rick Watters Mrs. Edna M. Yarbro Two Point, Inc. Ms. Christine D. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Rob Younghouse † Mildred N. Tygett † Herbert J. and Leslie Wedemeier Mrs. Christina Yount U.S. Bancorp Foundation Mr. Bill Weissmueller Mr. and Mrs. Grady Yount U.S. Foodservice, Inc. Daniel and Karen Welker Mr. Brian Ziegler U.S. Surgical Corporation Mr. Larry D. Welker Mr. and Mrs. Don Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. Gary Underwood Wells Fargo Mr. Robert B. Zimmer Ms. Vicki Underwood Ms. Carolyn J. Westrich United Commercial Travelers Dr. and Mrs. David J. Westrich of America

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