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Annual Report Of Sisters of the Presentation, Dubuque, Iowa ANNUAL REPORT OF January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014 2014 Financial Report The goal of the Presentation Partners in Mission Office is to enable the Presentation community to minister today and to be prepared for the ministries of tomorrow through partnership and collaboration with those who share in the mission of the Sisters of the Presentation. Bequests Unrestricted Mission Support Memorials Retirement 17% 60% 21% 2% .28% Bequests Unrestricted Mission Support Memorials Retirement $55,049.63 $190,793.34 $65,716.31 $7,364 $895 *Total Gifts Received $319,818.28 (*unaudited) The Sisters of the Presentation are members of the National Catholic To include the Sisters of the Presentation Development Conference (NCDC), the largest membership association in your estate plans, contact Karen of charitable religious fundraisers, Tuecke, Partners in Mission Coordinator, and follow the ethical standards at 563-588-2008 ext. 105 or by email at set forth in the NCDC Code of Stewardship and Ethics. For more [email protected]. information, visit the NCDC website Be sure to "LIKE" us on at www.ncdc.org. www.facebook.com/ Cover photos: Right to left: Sister dubuquepresentations Jean Ann Meyer with her EXCEL students in Okolona, Mississippi; Sister Damian O'Brien Presentation Partners in Mission We whole-heartedly thank the following individuals and organizations for their generous support of Presentation life and ministry in 2014. Your partnership is vital to our ministry. Because of the ongoing support of our partners, we, through service, hospitality and support in 13 states, the District of Columbia, Ireland and Bolivia, have been able to help many people who would not otherwise have received assistance. We simply could not do the work that we do without your partnership and prayers. You are remembered with special gratitude in the daily prayers and ministry of the Sisters of the Presentation. Thank you for being Presentation Partners in Mission! Jo Ann Abts Margaret Barton Reverend Monsignor Russell Bleich Michael and Regina Adams David and Susan Bauer Virgil and Joan Blocker Dorothy Addington Rosine Bauer Marcella Blong Mark Addington and Cathy Rottinghaus Donna Bauerly Michael and Ann Bloom Nicholas and Beverly Albanese Sister Rita Baum, SSJ Deacon Michael and Suzanne Blouin Allen Family Charitable Fund Sister Jessi Beck, PBVM Thomas and Cinzia Blum James and Mary Ann Allen Bernadette Becker James and Kathy Bocken John and Mary Anne Allen Charles and Liz Becker Maggie Bode Patrick Allen Dave and Karen Becker Tammy Boeckman Richard and Kathy Allen Robert and Betty Beecher Richard and Joanne Boisclair Sheila Allen Patricia Behlmer Rose Boji Dr. Terrence and Marcia Allen Paul and Linda Beierschmitt Margaret Boklep Louis Alt Dr. Thomas and Anne Benda, Jr Joseph Boland Reverend Joseph Altman Susan Bennett Verna Bonifas Kathrine Aman Donald Bennewitz Kenneth Bonneville Tony and Sandy Amberg Ivan and Judy Berger Don and Marie Boom American Tree Service, Dubuque, IA Susan Bergo Caroline Bormann Ann Amick Vince and Joan Bernardo Mark and Sue Bormann Ryan and Anne Anglin Larry Bernemann Maurice and Eileen Bormann Anonymous (32) William and Marilyn Bernhard Patricia Bouska Aquin Elementary School, Cascade, IA Phil and Pat Berrie Mary Etta Boyer Archdiocese of Dubuque, Dubuque, IA Shirley Berte Thomas and Catherine Brady Phyllis Armour Marie Biegler Velma Brahm Denny and Mary Armstrong Bob Bildstein Russell and Julie Brandau Sharon Arndorfer Thomas and Patricia Billings Mary Lou Brannon Frank Ascatigno and Marie Egolf Richard and Joann Birkenbeuel Elizabeth Braun Mary Auterman Birthright Carl and Mary Breen Michael and Mary Avise Richard and Helen Black Sister Marilyn Breen, PBVM Ralph Bakewell Robert and Terese Black Tom and Molly Brehm John and Eunice Bamrick Dorothy Blake Robert and Mary Breitfelder Anthony Barone Juanita Blakey Thelma Breitsprecker Ida Rose Barone Jean Blaser Adam and Robin Briggs Reverend Monsignor James Barta David and Meredith Blashkiw Donald and Anna Brimeyer Sister Marie Barth, PBVM Jerome Blazevic Irene Brincks An asterisk (*) is placed behind the names of those individuals who have died. We include their names in gratitude for their faithful friendship and commitment to the Presentation community and to honor their memory. Sister Joan Brincks, PBVM Shirley Cleland Al and Joyce Brinkmoeller Eileen Coffey Challenged by foundress, Nano Nagle, Robert and Carolyn Brix Alfred and Rosalie Coleman to go one pace beyond, the Sisters of Diane Brondyke John and Judy Coleman the Presentation set aside time every Elaine Brown Raymond and Barb Coleman five years to discuss the needs of the LaVonne Brown Timothy and Susan Coleman church and world. In 2013 the Directional Linda Brown William and Carol Coleman Statement evolved through dialogue, Richard and Melissa Brown William and Ella Collins listening and prayer. Susan Bruck-Powell Anthony and Sue Coloff Rich and Karen Brumm Jay and Pat Colsch We invite you to partner with us, meet Tom and Mary Kay Bucheit Lee Colsch needs in your part of the world and keep Brother Christopher Buck, FSC Community Foundation of Nano’s dream alive. Rick and Darla Budden Franklin County, Waterloo, IA Robert and Ann Bunn Community of the Living Word, James Burke and Janice Monson Dubuque, IA John and Alice Burke Joseph and Diana Condon Ray and Mary Ann Burke Reverend Gerald Condon something new; doing now i Thomas and Juanita Burke Conlon Construction, Dubuque, IA am t em I er Shirley Burmeister Mark and Jeanne Connelly k, g o es Darel and Kay Burns Ron and Linda Connolly o , L “ Leland Burns Brendalee Connors Ruth Ruden Burrows and Sara Kammer Richard and Virginia Buscher Tom and Joyce Connors Tom Buscher Conrad Hilton Fund for Sisters 19 Jane Buse Sister Jane Conrad, PBVM 3: 4 ah sai can ” I Bradley and Theresa Buss Kevin and Jeanne Coogan you not see it? Doris Bussan Brian and Ann Cooper Robert and Jane Butler John and Julie Coppinger Jan Buyske Anita Cordova Directional Statement Francis and Mary Byrnes Douglas Corkery Ignited by the fire of God’s love John and Barbara Cahill John and Dara Corkery and impelled by the legacy of Nano Nagle, Kevin and Jane Cain Larry and Lori Corkery we, the Sisters of the Presentation Joyce Callahan Lawrence and Judy Corkery of Dubuque, participate in the evolving Patrick Campbell Leon Corkery consciousness of the cosmos by Shirley Cantwell Lou and Michele Corkery John Carlisle Shawn Corkery reverencing relationships Donald Carlson and Sarah Clayton Thomas and Marie Corkery celebrating unity Patrick Carney Thomas and Regina Corkery engaging contemplation and Mary Jo Carpenter Lauren and Genevieve Costigan fostering partnerships James and Judith Carr Sister Kay Cota, PBVM Robert and Rose Carr Richard* and Catherine Cotter to transform ourselves and our world. Tim and Sonia Casey Brian and Michelle Covey Jim and Pam Cassel Mike and Kathy Coyle Adopted January 2013 Mary Frances Castano Sister Linus Coyle, PBVM Cathedral of St. Raphael, Vincent and JoAnn Csapos Dubuque, IA Joseph and Janet Cuevas Catholic Charities, Dubuque, IA Terry and Mary Ellen Cullen Commitments Catholic Daughters of America, Nyle and Betty Cummings We promise to: Manchester, IA Patricia Cummings promote direct ministry Karen Chesterman John Cunningham Richard and Michele Christner John and Margie Curran with people made poor, Rodney and LuAnn Christopher Gwendolyn Currin facilitate education and advocacy Church of Saint Mary, Spirit Lake, IA James Curtsinger on behalf of people without options, Lou and Margaret Church Daniel and Ruth Daly Vic and Eve Church Arvind and Swati Dandekar support sustainability and systemic Alice Clark Ron and Mary Dankert change for the common good. Betty Clark Charlotte Danner Lawrence Clark Mary Danner* Mary Catherine Clark Eunice Dasovich Patricia Davis Dan and Mary Drees Evelyn Elthon Kevin Deeny and Megan Stull Darrell and Cheryl Drees Jeffrey and Angela Emerson Tom and Marilyn Deeny William Ryan Drew Laverne and Patricia Erdmann Leo and Rose Delay John and Lois Drexler Mary Beth Erickson Ralph and Helen Delozier Sister Beth Driscoll, PBVM Clara Ernst Richard and Mary Delphey Marilyn Drozda Reverend Michael J. Erpelding Gerry Demmer Doris Drury Phillip and Sandra Euper John and Janet Demmer Brian and Corinne D’Silva Charles and Donna Ewy Loras and Donna Demmer Dubuque Bank & Trust, Dubuque, IA Linda Faga Sister Cheryl Demmer, PBVM Dubuque County Right to Life, Inc., Ronald and Sara Fagan Sister Donna Demmer, PBVM Dubuque, Iowa Reverend Frederick Fangmann James Dempsey Dubuqueland USBC WBA Farm Country Co-op, Wallace, SD Sal Derner Dorothy Duffy Laurie Farnan Jerrold Mark Dion James and Mary Duffy Helen Farrell Calvin and Susan Dodson Patricia Duggan Dennis and Paula Farrington Jim and Linda Dolan Carol Duhr Sharon Fehling Gail Dolphin Kenneth and Nancy Dunkel Dolores Felsheim James and Melinda Dolphin Sister Benjamin Duschner, PBVM William and Susan Felt Linda Dolphin William and Joanne Easton Dave and Sandee Feuerhelm Michael and Ann Domeyer Dr. M. Ann Eckstein Joseph and Harriet Fignar Max and Rebecca Dominguez Thomas C. Eckstein Loretta Fik David and Theresa Dominy Keith and Cynthia Edge The Finley Hospital, Dubuque, IA John and Leann Donovan Weyman Edwards Joe Finley Leslie and Mary Dorsett Mark and Sara Eisbach Michael and Patricia Finnegan Reverend Mark Dosh Peter and Nancy Eisbach Thomas and Linda Fitzgerald Betty Doughan Lewis and Janet Elbert Tim and Sandy Fitzgibbon Sister Mary Doughan, RSM Mary Elbert The Floorshow Corporation, Dubuque, IA Elizabeth Dougherty Marge Eldridge John and Carol Flynn Gene and Polly Dougherty Tom and Margaret Elgersma James and LaVonne Dougherty Winifred Ellena Keith and Carol Dougherty Francis and Mary Elliott Patrick and Jessica Dougherty Robert and Joanne Ellis The Sisters of the Presentation receive estate gifts and bequests each year. While most of these gifts are unrestricted, they do not have to be. In November 2014, Mrs. Annabelle McMahon passed away.
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