The Gift of Health. Adena Health Foundation Annual Report 2014 3 Letter from Board Chair Table of Contents 4 About the Foundation 5 Capital Fundraising 6-7 Inspiring Stories 8-9 Education 10-11 Scholarships and Student Letters 12 Philanthropic Interests 13 Volunteer Advisory Council and Women’s Board 14 Special Purpose Funds 15 Scholarship Funds 16-17 Patient Care, Facilities, Technology, Education, Prevention, Community Initiatives Funds, and General Purpose Funds 18 Scholarship Endowments 19 Legacy Giving 20 Financials 21 Board of Directors, Corporate Churches, and Foundation Staff 22-31 Memorials and Donors Letter from the Board Chair

To our Donors,

It is with grateful hearts we are able to report in 2014 that nearly $1.1 million of your donations were used to assist charity patients, to purchase patient care equipment and materials for the hospital and to award college scholarships for students preparing for healthcare professions. The generosity of our friends and the Adena family is overwhelming and very humbling. Thank you for your continued support of our mission and belief that everyone in Southern Ohio deserves access to the best healthcare close to home.

Contributions, pledges and grants for 2014 topped $1.6 million. A large portion of these funds ($398,934) came from our Adena Family – the Volunteer Advisory Council, the Women’s Board of Adena, Foundation Board and Health System Board Members, doctors, staff and management – which is a testament to our dedication and commitment to our patients. Another large source of funding ($208,000) came from the Appalachian Regional Commission and will be used for the Wellston Health Clinic. Most notably, we celebrate the conclusion of the Robotic Surgery phase of the 21st Century Campaign. The campaign raised more than $900,000 to assist the hospital with the $2 Million Robotic Surgery project. Since the robot’s arrival in late 2012, more than 700 patients have benefited from this technology, which, in Southern Ohio, is available only at Adena.

Looking forward, and with your continued support, we will help Adena deliver the best healthcare close to home, which all of our patients expect and depend upon to live longer, happier, healthier lives.

Sincerely,

Lana Fairchild Chair & President 3 About the Foundation

Adena Health Foundation was created on Jan. 7, 2002 by the Board of Trustees What drives us is what constantly challenges us – of Adena Health System to support its mission and charitable purposes. to make Adena the best healthcare system for you. The Foundation is separately incorporated as tax-exempt under IRC 501(c)(3) Powered by contributions from individuals, and as a supporting organization under IRC 509(a)(3). Contributions to the businesses and grants in 2014, we made Foundation are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. expenditures of $1,068,481 on mission purposes: Our Southern Ohio region is fortunate that • Provided scholarships totaling $57,600 Adena Health System is locally managed to 25 students studying to become and controlled, as it has been since 1895. It is healthcare professionals; financially healthy and growing, which enables • Assisted patients who could not afford their healthcare, medical it to continually expand healthcare services to supplies, prosthetics, prescriptions and medical travel costs; area residents. By supporting the Foundation • Provided more than $95,000 for various forms of assistance to 315 and donating close to home, you are helping hospice patients whose families could not afford their end-of-life care; Adena to fulfill its obligation to meet the ever- increasing demand for healthcare in our area. • Assisted charity qualified patients from the Wig Fund for those who experienced hair loss during radiation and chemotherapy treatments; “Philanthropy” translates from Greek to mean “love for mankind.” Adena Health Foundation broadens the meaning by creating an environment for giving that • Completed a $900,000 capital campaign to ensure the success of satisfies a donor’s desire to make good things happen close to home. robotic surgery at Adena; Because we believe that everyone in Southern Ohio deserves access to the best • Provided funeral expenses for some who had no next of kin or assets; healthcare close to home, the Foundation serves five important functions: • Provided cafeteria and gas vouchers to patients’ families who • It is a focal point of giving for health and patient care. could not afford numerous trips to and from their hometowns or meals while they stayed with their loved one for extended periods • It translates gifts into special projects in a health system that improves in the hospital; health and wellness in the community. • Provided gas vouchers to cancer patients and cardio-pulmonary rehab • It maintains funds for donors who designate their gifts for special patients who could otherwise not keep up with their treatments or programs and the unique needs of our patients. rehabilitation program due to travel costs; • It reduces the health system’s need to borrow for new facilities, • Provided new baby starter supplies to needy parents and new safe renovations and equipment, thereby freeing up operating revenue sleep sacks for all babies born at Adena; and for expanding patient care. • Provided education and travel costs for clinical staff education. • It provides accountability to donors.

4 Supporting the Needs of Southern Ohio through Capital Fundraising

The Foundation provides a philanthropic perspective for Adena Health System’s capital planning process and maintains a state of readiness for conducting capital campaigns.

The 21st Century Campaign for advanced medical equipment exceeded $900,000 to help ensure that the health system is ready when our patients need advanced medical technology. Our first priority for this campaign was to assist the hospital with the implementation of the da Vinci® Robotic Surgery program. At 2014 year-end, 717 patients had benefited from this new surgical capability, which resulted in much smaller incisions, less pain after surgery, shorter hospital stays and lower costs to the patient and to the hospital. In all, our surgeons performed 20 different kinds of surgeries with hysterectomies and gall bladder procedures accounting for more than half.

“Through giving we help meet the needs of people in Southern Ohio.”

Donate online at www.adena.org/foundation. 5 Sweet Music Rings through Cancer Center

The sound of beautiful music can now be heard in the Adena Cancer Center. Thanks to the work of a music-loving volunteer, and funding from the Adena Health Foundation, there is a new piano in the lobby.

Bob Jones, an Adena Volunteer and retired Waverly music teacher, was instrumental in helping the Cancer Center make this idea a reality.

“He picked out the piano and helped get a great Bob Jones, Adena Volunteer deal on the purchase,” says Cancer Center Director Lana Uhrig. “We’d also like to thank the Foundation, its Executive Director Ralph Metzger and the System Executive Committee for supporting this wonderful project for our patients.”

When the piano was recently delivered, Bob, who was the first to play it, and his first song were met with a huge round of applause. Cancer patients, family and friends can expect to hear more from Bob, who plans to tickle the ivories at the Cancer Center regularly. He is also working to line up other volunteers to play during the Center’s hours of operation, and some Adena caregivers have expressed an interest in playing during break times.

Even if there are gaps in the performance schedule, the digital piano allows songs to be recorded so they can be played back if no one is available to perform. And since the piano is digital there is never a need to tune it.

6 “Giving nourishes belief in others.” Adena’s Level 2 Nursery Cares for Baby Lexi The Women & Children’s Campaign Makes a Big Difference to One Family

Wendy Ervin is a Provider Enrollment Specialist thanks to Dr. Graham and Brian Towler, CRNA, who kept me in good spirits until with Adena Health System. In August, she anesthesia. Special thanks to: Lisa, RN; Danielle, Tech; and Sarah, RN. Every delivered her daughter, Lexi, two months early. single individual that we came into contact with was truly amazing. What was a scary experience was made easier After Lexi’s birth, Michael and I grew attached to several of the nurses in the because of the caregivers Wendy and her NICU. We want to send a special “Thank You” to Brandi, RN, who always made husband Michael encountered through the us feel at ease and as if we were no bother. She took exceptional care of Lexi, delivery of Lexi, and her 19-day stay in the NICU. and we were confident that she was in great hands. We felt as if Brandi went Baby Lexi in NICU Here is their story in Wendy’s own words. above and beyond to answer any and all questions and concerns at any given time, and she made arrangements so we could be involved with our baby as In mid-August 2014, my husband and I welcomed our baby girl much as possible. unexpectedly eight weeks early. From the moment I began hemorrhaging to the day we were able to bring Lexi home 19 days later we had such an amazing Additionally, Cindy, Jesse, Michelle, and Courtney were also just a few of the experience here at Adena. nurses who stood out to us, and we tremendously appreciate everything these “ ladies did. They made us feel like family. Dr. Ross was on call that particular day, and performed an emergency C-section which saved our daughter’s life. While so much commotion was going on As a side note, I want to add that there was not one single time that we did not bedside, the nurses remained so positive and comforting to my husband and see a nurse in the NICU sanitize their hands before and after caring for Lexi. It’s me. Michael and I want to thank each and every person who took care of us a very important step in the process, that as a patient we are extremely grateful while admitted. for; and although we do not always verbally recognize it, we definitely notice.

The first caregiver to make a difference in my care was my coordinator, Kim Drs. Wills, S. Jetty, and McCallum were Day. When I started hemorrhaging here at the Financial Services Bldg, she wonderful and down-to-earth! We are immediately dropped everything she was doing and rushed me to the ED. so glad they were with us every step of From there I asked her to notify my family and she was willing to keep them the way. We made the decision to keep informed of what was going on until they made it to the hospital. I was so Lexi here in Adena’s NICU rather than dependent on her, and she took care of everything. transferring her north, and we are so thankful that we did! During my delivery and Lexi’s stay in the NICU, there were so many people who were there for us. It’s difficult to remember everyone and I feel terrible Many Thanks, Baby Lexi Now to leave anyone out, but I specifically remember Molly Shoemaker. She kept Michael and Wendy Ervin such a reassuring smile on her face, which helped to calm us both. Special ” 7 Advancing Healthcare Education for Adena Health System and the Region

Recognizing the need for the best healthcare professionals possible, the Foundation builds endowments and designates funds to attract highly talented physicians and clinicians, while also training healthcare professionals from within Southern Ohio.

Adena’s PACCAR Medical Education Center is the flagship for medical, nursing and allied health professional education throughout the region. It enables Adena to attract skilled staff to its medical centers and surrounding facilities, making the Health System an employer of choice in the region. Thanks to everyone who made the 2008 capital campaign a $5 Million success!

In 2014, the PACCAR Medical Education Center became the first hospital in the western hemisphere to have the new birthing simulator and two infant simulators with the help of $50,000 from the Foundation. These life-like simulators enable doctors, nurses, medical students and nursing students to learn and practice techniques to deal with complicated deliveries and distressed infants while in the womb and after birth.

Ohio University – Chillicothe became the academic provider at the PACCAR Center for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. OU-C’s nursing program has become the largest program on campus.

Donate online at www.adena.org/foundation.

PACCAR Medical Education Center

8 Charitable Donations Help Save the Lives of Babies and Mothers

In 2014, Adena Health System became the first in the world to receive the “Victoria,” a revolutionary life-size birthing simulator, including life-size babies. Victoria has the ability to simulate any kind of live birth, normal delivery, breech and C-section. Her real value is in accurately simulating birthing complications, such as peripartem hemorrhage, shoulder dystocia (the baby’s shoulders are stuck), cord prolapse, and retained placenta. These are only a few of the complications Victoria is capable of simulating in a safe practice environment. The Foundation helped acquire the $96,000 system with $50,000 of your donations to the PACCAR Medical Education Center Fund.

Victoria, life-sized Adena staff, medical residents, and medical students have wasted no time in utilizing birthing simulator Victoria as an incredible learning tool. Adena Labor & Delivery staff validated their skills in a realistic simulation that included shoulder dystocia, postpartum hemorrhage, and neonatal resuscitation. Medical students experience a valuable delivery simulation before their clinical rotation in OB. Adena’s emergency medicine residents have already performed a perimortem C-section to save the baby from a “mother” who has died. This is an incredible experience for the residents, as they are able to complete a procedure that students in all other residency programs can only read about. If our medical residents or doctors would ever need to perform this procedure in real life, it will be, in effect, the second time they have performed such an emergency C-section. Another complicated delivery that has been simulated is with a drug-addicted mother and the baby is delivered in a state of withdrawal.

Tours of the Virtual Hospital in the PACCAR Medical Education Center can be arranged by calling the Foundation at 740-779-8755.

“Gifts can be made in honor of a doctor or nurse who exceeded your expectations.” 9 Healthcare Career Scholarships

In 2014, these funds included the Healthcare Scholarships Endowment, the Gordon F. Streicher Memorial Scholarship Fund, the Manchester Radiology Education Endowment, the Soon Phil Choice Memorial Scholarship Endowment, the Catherine Evanoff Memorial Scholarship Endowment, the Volunteer Scholarship Fund, the Beth Ann Elliott Memorial Scholarship Endowment and four funds within the PACCAR Medical Education Center Scholarship Endowment.

Among the Education Center funds are the St. Mary’s Catholic Church William Nolan Endowment, Junior Civic League Scholarship Endowment; Eagles Aerie 600 Herbie Retherford Memorial Endowment and Stephen Fleisher Scholarship Endowment.

Since 2002, scholarships totaling $548,100 have been awarded to students enrolled in college for healthcare professions. Last summer, the Foundation awarded scholarships totaling $57,600 to 25 students. Adena Healthcare Scholarships are made possible each year through the fundraising efforts of the Volunteer Advisory Council and its Sugarloaf Gift Shop, the Women’s Board of Adena and its annual 2014 Scholarship Recipients Charity Ball and Spring Plant Sale, and contributions from employees, the public and from investment income generated from endowments.

Contributions to scholarship funds are always encouraged and greatly appreciated, especially from students who have benefited and who are now practicing their professions in the healthcare world. We extend our congratulations to these students who earned scholarships in 2014 and who are well on their way to “Today, their future becoming our future healthcare professionals. Today, their future is in our hands; tomorrow, our lives might be in their hands. is in our hands; tomorrow our health will be in theirs.” – Larry Gates 10 Donate online at www.adena.org/foundation. 2014 Adena Healthcare Scholarships Expressing Appreciation

Scholar College Field of Study We appreciate these nice notes from some of the students. Jamie Rutherford Shawnee State Occupational Therapy Assistant Ashley Mulkern University of Cincinnati Dietetics Dear Adena Health Foundation, Megan Swayne Ohio University Physical Therapy Deanna Dyer Shawnee State Physical Therapy “Thank you for your support of my college education Brandon Smith Ohio Northern Pharmacy through the gift of the Healthcare Scholarship. The Kerrigan Hoover Ohio Northern Pharmacy Healthcare Scholarship has been a true blessing in helping Miranda Thacker Ohio Northern Pharmacy fund my goal of becoming a nurse.” Courtney Wooten Northeast Ohio Medical University Pharmacy Thanks again! Katie Glandon Theresa Staten University of Cincinnati Clinical Nurse Specialist Nick Freeman Ohio University Nursing “I would like to extend my gratitude to the Board of Katie Glandon Indiana Wesleyan University Nursing Directors, Adena Health Foundation, Volunteer Advisory Taylor Hale Ohio University Nursing Council and the Adena Women’s Board for the generous Emily Manson Ohio University Nursing scholarship. I am thrilled to be continuing my education Shaelyn Manson Shawnee State Nursing in a field I love, and look forward to using my education to Meghan Martin Mount Carmel Nursing benefit Adena.” Taylor McQuiniff Shawnee State Nursing Warmly, Theresa Staten Erin Mustard Wright State Nursing Bailey Pontius Otterbein Nursing Adena Health Foundation, Ashley Reed Ohio University Nursing Sydney Richter Ohio University Nursing “Thank you very much for my college scholarship. Your Heather Saultz Wright State Nursing foundation has been very supportive in helping me obtain Alexandria Thacker Ohio Northern Nursing my RN and BSN degrees. I really appreciate your investment Kaila Tillis Ohio University Nursing in my future. I look forward to serving people in the Brooke Uhrig Shawnee State Nursing community of Chillicothe.” Jordan Kellough Morehead Nursing Sincerely, Sydney Richter

11 Helping Individuals and Corporations Fulfill Their Philanthropic Interests

Many people have donated to the Foundation because their lives were touched by the care Adena Cancer Center Car Show they or others received at Adena, or because of services that were particularly meaningful to them. Likewise, businesses have given to the Foundation through event sponsorships as a way of recognizing the importance of having the finest healthcare available locally for their employees and families.

The Foundation launched in 2013 the Business Philanthropy Partners program. Each business that makes an annual donation of at least $5,000 is considered a Business Philanthropy Partner. These businesses receive benefits including two complimentary foursomes in the Scioto Valley Golf Classic and four tickets to the Women’s Board’s annual Charity Ball on the first Saturday in December. The business’s logo is placed on the Foundation’s website with a clickable link to the company’s home page. We appreciate Nourse Chillicothe Automall and Compass Integration as our first two Business Philanthropy Partners.

Join the Business Philanthropy Partners program in 2015.

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12 Donate online at www.adena.org/foundation. Volunteer Advisory Council Women’s Board

A dedicated team of adult and teenage volunteers continue to make the volunteer In 1895, the Women’s Board, then known as corps a tremendously valuable resource for Adena. Volunteers assist with countless the Board of Lady Managers, along with a tasks throughout the hospital, including patient transport and discharge, mail dozen local churches, founded the Chillicothe delivery and the operation of the Sugarloaf Gift Shop. Hospital. The original board was responsible for management of the early hospital, as well In 2014, the VAC donated $230,000, which was used to support the Volunteer as fund raising. Today, the Women’s Board Scholarship Fund and purchase important items of equipment and patient comfort devotes its efforts to three annual fundraising items for the hospital. Since the Foundation began keeping records, the VAC has events – the February Caring Hearts Appeal, contributed more than $3.4 million in support of the hospital and the Foundation. Spring Plant Sale and December Charity Many abdominal and chest surgery patients benefit from receiving “Sir Koff-A-Lot” Ball. Proceeds from fundraising support the and “Heart” teddy bears, made possible by the VAC. Maintenance of the fish tank in Volunteer Scholarships Program and the the Same Day Surgery waiting area is funded by the VAC. Healing Garden at the Adena Cancer Center. Cancer Center Healing Garden In 2014, the Women’s Board gave $5,000 for 2014 Members of the Volunteer Advisory Council: scholarships and $22,000 for Phase 2 of the Healing Garden project at the Peg Whalen, President Tom Lee Adena Cancer Center. Since the Foundation began keeping records, the Carol Theobald, Vice President Debbie Liebe Women’s Board has given a total of nearly $837,000 in support of the hospital. Martha Gaston, Secretary Trish Mares Zach Riege, Treasurer Cherie Noel 2014 Members of the Women’s Board: Richard Gehring, Asst. Treasurer Kathy Seymour Diedra McDonald, President Cassie Long George Baker Judy Stover Deborah Lassiter, Vice President Trish Mares Fran Barnitz June Sutherland Judy Hortel, Secretary Jan Nusbaum Linda Burns Pauline Vaughn Dixie Freeman, Treasurer Barbara Seigneur Karol Chaffin Canda Vietzke Nancy Ames Judy Stover Peg Crowe Styrk Walburn Heather Bryant Sherrie Tener Thelma Fannon Kay Wallace Georgia Fields Fran Upperman Willie Kearney Sue Weingard Sherri Hoselton Kay Wallace Deborah Lassiter Miriam King Alice Ware Clara Kutschbach Jo Ann White Angie Lochbaum “100% of all gifts are used for mission purposes.” 13 Our Special Purpose Funds and How They Work Fund and Program Descriptions

Individuals, estates, business and industry, foundations and others can influence the health and healthcare future of Southern Ohio. The Foundation maintains special purpose funds to help donors match their gifts with their interests and charitable intent.

Three funds for Charity Care:

• The Charity Care Fund helps pay expenses for Adena patients who have insufficient financial resources to pay for their care, and for travel and meal expenses for needy family members who stay in the hospital with their loved one for extended periods of time. • Friends of Hospice donations ensure patients with inadequate resources receive end-of-life care without worrying about how their care will be paid for or its impact on their families. • The Wig Fund provides wigs to charity-qualified patients who have experienced hair loss due to their medical condition or treatments.

14 Scholarship Funds:

Our scholarship funds and endowments provide encouragement and assistance to Southern Ohio students who pursue healthcare careers and return to work in our communities:

• Dr. James R. Manchester Memorial • St. Mary’s Catholic Church/William Endowment for Imaging Technology Nolan Endowment for PACCAR Medical Education Education Center students • Gordon F. Streicher Memorial • Stephen Fleischer Scholarship Scholarship Endowment for Medical Endowment for PACCAR Medical Laboratory Technology Education Center students • Soon Phil Choice Memorial Scholarship • Junior Civic League Scholarship Endowment for Radiology Technology Endowment for PACCAR Medical and Nursing Education Center students • Healthcare Scholarships Endowment • Eagles Aerie 600/Herbie Retherford • Volunteer Scholarships Fund Memorial Scholarship Endowment for PACCAR Medical Education Center • Beth Ann Elliott Memorial Scholarship students Endowment for nursing students • Catherine Evanoff Memorial Scholarship • PACCAR Medical Education Center Endowment Scholarship Endowment for PACCAR “The greatest grace of Medical Education Center students • Sports Medicine Athlete of the Year Scholarship a gift, perhaps, is that it anticipates and Funds Benefiting Employees of the Adena Health System Family:

• Employee Benevolence Fund provides emergency assistance to qualified employees who admits of no return.” suffer family tragedies such as fire, flooding, storm destruction, death or serious illness. – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow • Adena Kids Scholarship Fund assists children of Adena employees who wish to study for healthcare careers • Nursing Education Fund supports continuing education and educational events for nursing staff

Donate online at www.adena.org/foundation. 15 Funds that Improve Patient Care, Facilities, Technology, Education and Prevention:

• PACCAR Medical Education Center Endowment to ensure future • Patient Care Technology support for new teaching technology and new initiatives Fund purchases new • Emergency Department Fund for opportunities to enhance healthcare equipment emergency services and disaster response capabilities and technology • Medical Education Fund for opportunities to enhance continuing • Patient Experience Fund medical and clinical education for special projects, charity care and new initiatives to ensure the highest quality experience • Cancer Fund for special projects, equipment and technology, family for our patients and their families and patient support groups, charity care, education and outreach • Women & Children’s Fund for special projects, equipment and • Diabetes Fund for special projects, equipment, charity care, technology, charity care, education and outreach through education and outreach Maternity Services, Women’s Services and Pediatrics • Heart Fund for special projects, equipment, charity care, education • Rehab Fund for special projects, equipment, charity care, education and outreach and outreach concerning patient rehabilitation, speech and • Geriatrics Fund for special projects, equipment, charity care, hearing, sports medicine and the athletic trainer program education and outreach • Sports Medicine Athlete of the Year Scholarship

Adena Cancer Center “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” – Winston Churchill

16 Funds that Support Community Initiatives:

• Community Programs Fund for special projects, education and outreach for improving community health and well-being

General Purpose Funds:

• General Fund, also known as the Where Needed Most Fund, to fulfill needs as identified and authorized by the Foundation Board of Directors • Operating Endowment Fund for the future sustainability of the Foundation • Board of Trustees Fund for special projects or needs identified by the Adena Health System Board of Trustees – supported entirely by the Health System • Research Fund for special projects and new initiatives in clinical research, social and behavioral, disease mortality and morbidity studies

17 The Scholarship Endowments

Endowment Funds may be designated from time to time by The Soon Phil Choice Memorial the Board of Directors. The minimum amount to establish a Scholarship Endowment was named fund is $20,000, which may be paid over a number established by retired radiologist of years. No endowment fund is considered “permanent,” Dr. Young Choice, in honor of his because future needs may change and the original purpose parents. This fund is used to assist for a fund may not always exist. radiology and nursing students.

The Catherine Evanoff Memorial Scholarship Endowment The Adena Healthcare was established in 2011 by a $25,000 gift from the Volunteer Scholarships Endowment was Advisory Council to honor and memorialize the founder created in 2002 to assist students in a variety of healthcare of the VAC. Earnings from this fund will benefit qualified education tracks. This fund, which includes the Reginald Blue students in degree programs for any direct patient care Scholarship Fund, was established by a $100,000 bequest for healthcare profession. nursing education.

The Dr. James R. Manchester Memorial Endowment for The Beth Ann Elliott Memorial Scholarship Endowment Imaging Technology Education was created in 2008 by was established in 2011 to honor her memory and Mrs. Eileen R. Manchester to honor the memory and professionalism. Income from this fund helps support accomplishments of the late Dr. James R. Manchester. nursing scholarships. Dr. Manchester is remembered as one of the first three The PACCAR Medical Education Center Scholarship radiologists in the Chillicothe Hospital’s X-Ray Department, Endowment was created in 2007 to accumulate funds and for introducing computers to the X-Ray Department of to support scholarships for students of the PACCAR the Medical Center Hospital, known today as Adena Regional Medical Education Center. This fund includes four named Medical Center. endowments. They are: The Gordon F. Streicher Memorial Scholarship Endowment • St. Mary’s Catholic Church was established in 2003 by friends and family to honor the William Nolan Endowment late Mr. Streicher for his 40 years of service to the hospital’s medical laboratory. This endowment perpetuates his passion • Stephen Fleischer Scholarship Endowment for education by assisting students who choose medical • Junior Civic League Scholarship Endowment laboratory technology careers. We encourage students who • Eagles Aerie 600 Herbie Retherford Memorial wish to enter the medical laboratory profession to apply for Scholarship Endowment the Gordon F. Streicher Memorial Scholarship.

18 “Imagine what a Legacy Giving We are very grateful for the future-oriented generosity transformation an of individuals who expressed their belief in our mission by including the Adena Health Foundation or the Adena estate gift could create.” Health System in their living trusts and estate plans:

Burrel Adkins Edna Mae Miller Reginald C. Blue Leona M. Monce Thomas A. Carlisle William B. Moore Ardith F. Conrad Virginia A. Perrin John H. Cooke Robert E. Theobald Clyde I. Deffenbaugh Eugene F. Tomastik Charles L. Franklin Robert E. Schillinger Marianne S. Franklin Robert & Louise Schrader James R. Loel Dorothy M. Smith Dorothy A. McFarland Bertha A. Story Mary Skinner McGhee Howard S. Young

Through their wills, estates, trusts and life insurance, these individuals have created lasting legacies that will serve healthcare in southern Ohio for years to come. Legacy giving requires professional assistance. Even during their lifetime, donors can redirect to charities a portion of their assets and estates that would otherwise pay taxes or estate fees. If doing good for healthcare and education aligns with your charitable interests and you have questions about how estate planning can help fulfill your intentions, please contact the Foundation and consult your professional advisor. Excellent information and calculators also are available on the Foundation’s website at www.adena.org/foundation.

Donate online at www.adena.org/foundation. 19 Financials

FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014 (unaudited) The Foundation ended its fiscal year, Dec. 31, 2014, with total net assets of $3,998,791 after mission expenditures of $1,068,481 during the year. Your gifts to Adena Health Foundation are working, and they are used strictly in accordance with donor intent and the Foundation’s mission. No expenditures were made from contributions for administration or overhead costs.

SUPPORT & EXPENSES (unaudited) 2014 2013 Contributions*...... $ 768,154 $ 913,132 Operating support from Adena...... $ 361,935 $ 354,661 Investment Income ...... $ 425,500 $ 193,831 Investment Gain/(Loss)...... $ (257,102) $ 80,576

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE...... $ 1,298,487 $ 1,544,213

EXPENSES Expenditures from Donated Funds...... $ 1,068,481 $ 929,285 Operating Expenses paid by Adena...... $ 361,935 $ 354,661

TOTAL EXPENSES $1,430,416 $1,283,946

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $3,998,791 $4,130,719

*An additional $248,499 from grants and $136,261 from Trust earnings were received and administered by Adena Health System in 2014.

20 Adena Health Foundation Board of Directors 2014: Adena Health System Corporate Churches: Mrs. Lana Fairchild, Chair/President Mr. Carvel Simmons, Vice Chair First Presbyterian Church Dr. Jane Roach, MD, Secretary Orchard Hill United Church of Christ Mr. Michael Haller, Treasurer Salem Community Church Mr. William Beatty St. Mary’s Catholic Church Mr. Philip Evans St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Mr. Anthony Fish St. Peter’s Catholic Church Mr. Michael Potts Tabernacle Baptist Church Mrs. Amanda VanDeusen Trinity United Methodist Church Ms. Virginia Wettersten Walnut Street United Methodist Church Mrs. Tracy Coats, MSN Mrs. Carol Theobald, Volunteer Advisory Council, ex officio Mrs. Trish Mares, The Women’s Board of Adena, ex officio Adena Health Foundation Staff: Mr. Mike Lilly, Member’s Director, ex officio Mr. Ralph Metzger, CFRE, Executive Director Mr. Mark Shuter, President/CEO, Adena Health System, ex officio Miss Honey McNeal, Development Coordinator Mr. Robert Rosenberger, Chief Financial Officer, Adena Health System, ex-officio Mr. Ralph Metzger, CFRE, Executive Director, ex officio

21 2014 Memorials Memorial gifts are recognized in memory of friends and loved ones. We honor them here.

In Memory of David Rozelle Harry Frary Martha Rosella Norton Robert Strawser Agnes Hirsch David Straight Harry Robinson Martha Shaeffer Rodney A. Day Alice Maynard David W. Pugh Harvey Brown Mary Anne Wetzel Ronald Benson Alma Ruth Holt M. Deane Carter Hazel A. Gragg Mary Green Ruth Anderson Alvin L. Arnold Debbie Elliott Hazel May Eden Mary Hensley Ruth Hay Andy Barnhart Donald Kunz Helen Clarke Mary Kingery Sherman Brownell Annabelle Lyons Mitchell Donald Lyoins Helen Lavender Mary Lou Workman Shirley Bucy Arlene Hatfield Donald R. Hill Herman & Regina Albright Mary Miller & Joan Wolfe Shirley E. Atkins Barbara Hettinger Doris Gray Hollis Haney Mary Ruth Balzer Stephen Wright Barbara Moats Douglas Scott Irene Zanni Mary Wetzel Thomas J. Rigney, Sr. Bart Ward Dr. Dustin Stinson Jack W. Ater MaryLane Lewis Thomas J. Rigney, Jr. Bea Gray Dr. Paul F. MacCarter, Jr. Jack Walker Maxine Brown Ted Harber Bernard & Evelyn Carroll E. R. Henry James L. Russell Meredith Crabtree Teresa Speakman Bernard Carroll E. Russell Henry & Helen Henry James Wiltshire Mildred Miller Thelma Broce Bernard R. Adams Earl Raymond Lindsey Jane Ballard & Richard Ballard Mille Notestone Theodore Davis Bernice M. Brooks Ed Hathaway Jane E. Griffin Mona W. Dozer Thomas A. Dennis Beth Ann Elliott Edgar J. Bergeron Janet S. Newton Mr. & Mrs. Harold Allen Thomas L. Carlisle, Catherine Betty & Floyd Hatten Edna McCarty Jeanne Haney Murial Cooke Carlisle & Thomas A. Carlisle Betty McDonald Edward Bergeron Jeannine Burkitt Nancy Rae Gunter Thomas Willis Betty Ward Edward Delmoe, Jr. Jeff Cottrill Naomi Fleischer Tom Dempsey Beverly Imboden Eileen Hatfield Jeff Tyler Opal Birkhimer Vanessa Kearns Bonnie Poole Eleanor Simon John Pierce, Julia Pierce, Osie Deal Verna Kaufman Bonnie Simms Eleanor Stitt & Harriet Hyde Dick Pierce & Melissa Phillips Pamela Joyce Ramsey Virginia Littleton Bruce Shepherd Ellsworth Wright John Wagoner Peggy Huff Virginia E. Penrod Carl Shuter Ervel Ratcliffe Joseph Hoyt Peggy Stevens Walter Grass Carol Ann Brown Ervel Ratcliffe & Nathan Hayburn Joyce Rittenhouse Philip Pierson Walter J. Ott Carol Krider Foster Strickland Judith Francis Quinn & Helen Clarke Wanda Rawlins Cecil Stauffer Frankie Gaynell Turner Kathryn Davis Rachel Weisenberger Bill Purdue Charity Horseley Gail Stanley Kathryn E. Davis Ralph & Wayne Imler Warner Roush Charl Crosley George Ginther, Carrie Kern & Larry Good Ralph N. Dixon Watson Wickline Charles Abernathy Mary Bigler Linda Anderson Ray Irvin Wilbur E. Sever, Jr. Claudia Sue Thompson Geraldine Blazer Linda L. Hartley Ray Woolum William Brown Clifford Wisecup Gilbert and Julia Allen Lynda Barnes Richard Hougland William Cheesebrew Clione Orr Ginther, Kern, & Bigler M. Diane Shaeffer Robert A. Parker William Cunningham Dale Greenlee Grace McCabe Marcia O’Bryant Robert Rozell William Daniels, Sr. 22 Daniel & Margaret Harness Harold Newman Marie Williams Robert Stauffer William Stauffer 2014 Donors Here we acknowledge those who had current pledges and those who made contributions in 2014. On behalf of the many clinical areas of Adena Health System, our patients, their families, and students who are beneficiaries of your giving, we express our profound gratitude to all those who supported the Foundation’s mission in 2014.

The giving categories are based on cumulative giving.

Visionary Donors Pioneer Donors Guardian Donors Mr. and Mrs. Jason O. Kendrick $1 Million+ $50,000 - $99,999 $10,000 - $29,999 Ms. Beth C. Curtis Volunteer Advisory Council MOM 365 Share More Chillicothe Lodge No. 1626 St. Jude Medical Drs. Ralph W. and Jane E. Roach Loyal Order of Moose Mr. and Mrs. Mark Coyan Society Donors Macker Basketball, LLC Mrs. Mary MacCarter Adena Health System $500,000 - $999,999 Tornier, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Szczesniak, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery VanDeusen, M.D. Women’s Board of Adena Anonymous Public Mrs. Jane W. Rigney Ms. Cynthia Drummond Charles Franklin Trust Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shuter Petland, Inc. Classic Brands Chillicothe David Meade Massie Trust Kingston National Bank Dr. Allen D. Shaw Mr. William T. Balzer Council Donors Mr. and Mrs. Carvel Simmons Dr. and Mrs. Max R. Hickman Benefactor Donors $100,000 - $499,999 James R. Loel Trust Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Hirsch $30,000 - $ 49,999 Franklin Foundation, Inc. Chillicothe Fraternal Order Dr. and Mrs. Eric S. Wissler Haller Funeral Home Susan G Komen Foundation of Eagles Aerie 600 Mr. and Mrs. David Strickland Dr. Wilbur B. Sever III Arthrex, Inc. Dr. and Dr. Sathish Jetty, M.D. Mr. William E. Beatty Dr. and Mrs. David E. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Brian Cohen, M.D. Mrs. Catherine S. Corzine Mr. and Mrs. James O. Doersam Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lewis, M.D. Anonymous Employees Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Metzger III Ms. Michele Sigler Bio-Rad Laboratories Adena Health System Medical Staff Xerox Adena Radiology Janney Montgomery Scott LLC Dr. James E. Fleming CDC Medical Dr. and Mrs. John Fortney, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. L. Wayne Coats, D.O. Dr. and Mrs. John A. Gabis Ms. Joyce C. Atwood Nourse Chillicothe Automall Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Loughlin

“Giving enables works beyond our individual ability and capacity.” 23 2014 Donors

Caregiver Donors $5,000-$9,999 Dr. Stephen Fleischer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Haubeil Ware Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Ty B. McBee MedFlight of Ohio Mrs. Barbara C. Smith PNC Bank Family Vision Centers Dr. and Mrs. Jack C. Berno, M.D. Dr. Ganapathy Krishnan Rumpke VALIC- American General Life Insurance Ms. Martha D. Livingston Mrs. Ruth D. Will Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Landrum Mr. and Mrs. John Schwemlein Ms. Patricia A. Roam Southern Ohio Corvette Club Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Perdue Mr. John Gillum National Church Residences Mr. Michael D. Pugh Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson Purdue Pharma L.P. Dr. and Mrs. Kirk M. Tucker, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Collins LCNB National Bank Medline Pfizer Inc.

24 Donate online at www.adena.org/foundation. Patron Donors The Columbus Foundation Ms. Lea Anne Gabriel Ms. Brenda Hill $1,000-$4,999 Portsmouth Emergency Ambulance Service Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Harness, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blevins Mr. and Mrs. Sherman A. Baisden Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Latham Dr. and Mrs. Fred Yingling, Jr. Ms. Jennifer Boggs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Davis Fluor-B&W Portsmouth LLC Mrs. Margaret P. Ginther North Coast Athletic Conference Mrs. Joan Kear Mr. and Mrs. Steve Keating Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ware Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weber Bricker & Eckler LLP Mr. and Mrs. Delbert F. Bochard Ms. Brandi L. Scott Hampton Inn and Suites Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cooke Glatfelter Mrs. Rebecca Rose Ms. Lesli G. Parker Nurses Guild No. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Roble Ms. Carol Ater Dr. and Mrs. Doug Folzenlogen Ms. Angelina Hardiesty-Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Kit H. Bucy Chipotle Dr. Randall L. Miller Mike & Doris Renison Memorial Fund Mrs. Ashley Harms AKM Building Systems, Inc. Mrs. Maxine Ratcliffe Tristate Orthopaedic Products Mr. Zachary Seth Haynes Ms. Maria Shuster Chillicothe Paints, Inc. Ms. Tiffany Affolter Coughlin Chevrolet of Chillicothe Chillicothe Rotary Foundation Ms. Carolyn Wallin Mr. George W. Landrum Chillicothe Fraternal Order Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ingham Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McLaughlin American Car Crushing of Eagles Dist. 3 Ladies Aux. Southeastern Athletic Booster Club Boston Scientific Corporation G&J Paving, Inc. Globe Furniture of Chillicothe Ms. Jessica Yacques Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Beam Herrnstein Chrysler, Inc. Dr. Damien M. Benjamin, M.D. Mr. James M. Largent Amerinet Ms. Lana L. Fairchild Dr. C. Mitchell Fields, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Uhrig Max and Erma’s Chillicothe Mr. and Mrs. Cary S. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Wills Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Stevens TSG Resources Mr. and Ms. Pete Shaw Homeland Credit Union Dr. Ronald Lopez Mr. and Mrs. John Albright Mr. Alex E. Mace Dr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Coppel Mr. and Mrs. Solon L. Graham Dr. and Mrs. W. Bradley Strauch Chillicothe City School District Fredericks Design Inc. Ms. Imogene Overly Ms. Faitha J. Shelton Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings Dr. John Boyle Waverly City School District Estate of Francis C. Knisley Mr. Roger L. Hamlin Miss Honey McNeal O’Bryant Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Free Ms. Wendy K. Harris Judge and Mrs. David A. Cutright ResMed Corporation Mr. Eric A. Rinehart Mr. Herbert Wickey CPS University of Toledo Sanofi-Aventis U.S. Inc. Hocking Technical College Creative Spot Mr. and Mrs. Jonas M. Auker Ms. Jamie C. Dixon Deneen Revel OHSAA Tournament Ms. Linda Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Colin Q. Kelley Chillicothe Elks Lodge 52 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Perry Cigar Band Inc. Ms. Emilee Beam Mr. Troy Erbes Mr. George Schwenk Ms. Trina Owings Mr. and Mrs. Bud Scharfetter Chillicothe Chapter #419 Ohio Eastern Star Ms. Rhonda Selby

“No one has ever become poor by giving.” – Anne Frank 25 2014 Donors

Fellow Donors Mr. Edward Richards Mr. Wilbur E. Engle $500-$999 Ms. Judith Henson Mr. James A. Slone Ms. Janice Y. Detty Ms. Melissa A. Hill Mrs. Diana Bond Mr. Eric Cecava Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Young Dr. David W. Towle, D.O. Oak Hill Union Local Mrs. Julia Pierson Mrs. Ellen C. Pugh Ms. Shelley L. Simpson Mrs. Charlotte Y. Stabler Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Smith Ms. Sandra L. Smith Zane Trace Local Mr. and Mrs. Udy Stover Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barnes Mr. Robert L. Imboden Ms. Melissa A. Thomas Ms. Carol L. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Carmi Jones, III Dr. Emiley B. Pennington Mrs. Susan Brown Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Jenkins Appalachian Christian Hillbilly Band Chaplain and Mrs. Jerry L. Compton Mrs. Judith Benson First Capital Answering Service LLC Dr. and Mrs. John Lapurga Mrs. Barbara Delmoe Kahuna Entertainment dba Kona Ice Ms. Laura L. Weisenberger Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Young Mares Care Counseling LLC Ms. Marlena Fout Post 108 Ladies Auxiliary Veterans Medcare Ms. Joycelyn M. Gallaugher of Foreign War ORTHOFIX Ms. Chrystal D. Amato Mr. and Mrs. E. Keith Duffy WRH Company Mr. Ronald Gunter Mr. and Mrs. David Burton Zogenix Dr. James Manazer Erie Canal Warehouse Group Mr. and Mrs. Vincent I. Patterson Ms. Marketa Vannoy Ms. Beth A. Beekman Mr. E. Jerry Phillips Mrs. Sharon K. Hill Mrs. Marilyn Stinson Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Potts Institute for Human Services Ms. Debbie K. Flannery William R. Ramsey Gannett Dr. and Mrs. John K. Miller, M.D. Doris J. Roach Ms. Michele Valentine Mrs. Christine L. Cruse Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Rohrer Ms. Molly J. McLeland Mrs. Diana L. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Larry Vitatoe Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown RHF Enterprises, Inc. Cardo’s Family Fun Center Mr. Randy Brown Kroger Mr. and Mrs. William Cottrill Southeastern Local School District Mr. Marvin A. Workman AT&T United Way Employee Ms. Christina Molloy Giving Campaign Ms. Theresa Staten Ms. Christine M. Parks Ms. Jeanne Haney Mr. and Mrs. Thoburn L. Orr Mrs. Wanda Schrader Ms. Brenda Lemaster Ms. Janey L. Richards Ms. Renee L. Timms Mrs. Bobbie Jean Shipley Hope Clinic Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Jones

26 “The object of citizenship is not to find the right place to live, but to make where you are living the right kind of place.” – Dr. Keith S. Ames

Donate online at www.adena.org/foundation. 27 2014 Donors

Friends up to $500 BT Auto Crushing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dennis Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Freeman Mr. Johnny L. Newton Mr. Robert E. Gray Ms. Carol A. Leedy Atomic Credit Union Mr. Kevin J. Hanna Ms. Amanda B. Baxter Ms. Elizabeth Parrett Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Jepsen Ms. Kathryn S. Hirsch and Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett Ms. Janis Lane Ms. Virginia Hirsch Mr. Wilbur B. Poole Ms. Nancy Peter Ms. Elizabeth Whitt Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Haftman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Shaeffer Dar Pro Solutions Chaplain and Mrs. Bruce Hines LB Wings Ms. Cindy Hancock Ms. Penny J. Blankenship Ms. Danielle E. Park Mr. and Mrs. Dean Carroll Boyer Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. George P. Jayne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke Shawnee Lanes Allen’s Medical Pharmacy Inc. Mrs. Glenna Grass Southern Ohio Survivors Mrs. Doris Imler Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Knapp U.S. Marine Corps Mrs. Barbara G. Pocock Ms. Judith A. Trusler Warren Law Firm Mr. and Mrs. William E. McFadden Mrs. Evelyn J. Ratzlaff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cuppett Ms. Melissa L. Robinett Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fulton Dr. and Mrs. Randall VanVoorhis Dr. Adam L. Esham Wissler Myers & Kallies Family Dentistry Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hackett, Sr. Ms. Betty J. Mabe Mrs. Jean Foor Mrs. Joan Boggs Dr. Allison Hoffman Mrs. Denise Wiltshire Dr. Neil C. Ghany Mr. and Mrs. Marion D. Coey Mr. and Mrs. Lindell Holtzmeier Mr. David M. Zanni Dr. Waheed Gul Mrs. Ann N. Hoyt Mr. Charles T. Netter Ms. Karen Maddux Mr. and Mrs. James L. Roush Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Lentz Mr. and Mrs. Scott Netter Mr. Larry F. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Garrett M. Sessions Ms. Jeanie Lyons Mrs. Jean Romero Mr. and Ms. Pete Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Mould, Jr. Mrs. Sherry Peterson Ms. and Mr. Betty J. Good Mr. and Mrs. John Taborn Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Thompson Subway (We Bee Subs & Co., Inc.) Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freeman Ms. Marilyn S. Harness Ms. Eleanor S. Chenoweth Mr. and Mrs. Macklin Christy The Pampered Chef Mr. and Mrs. Garry L. Hager Ms. Ellen M. Hilsheimer Mr. Brad Gabbard Ms. Elizabeth Nolan Mrs. Lisa Arledge Mr. Andrew Ortman Dr. Robert Lee Mr. Earl Trent Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Zupi Mr. Robert E. Hensley Mrs. Ruth Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harmeyer OakBridge Financial Partners, LLC Ms. Pamela Fabin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Unger Southern Ohio Crew Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Conaway Ms. Janice Clarke Mrs. Barbara E. Edgington Ms. Laura L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. C. Duane Coates Mr. John Waite Ms. Vickie Smith Mr. Brian Barnes Mr. Richard Enderlin, Jr. Reverend Kevin Greene Ms. Heather Rhoads Fraternal Order of Eagles Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kempton Ms. Jo Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKell Carroll Construction Co. Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Meyer Ms. Kimberly Buchanan Ms. Brooke Lyons Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bowdle Mrs. Iva F. Selby Judge and Mrs. Nicholas Ms. Jutta M. Allen Ms. Marilyne N. Caldwell Mrs. Martha Wright Holmes, Jr. AGRI Services Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Chester Union-Scioto Local School District Ms. Nancy Smerdon Mrs. Carla S. Bolt Dr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Christian Mr. and Mrs. James R. Butt

28 Donate online at www.adena.org/foundation. Ms. Dismas Floriti Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wood Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fisher Mrs. Ann Greenlee Adena Wrestling Mrs. Maxine R. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Jeff R. Fortner Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Leist Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Pettay Ms. Laura Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Givens Mr. and Mrs. Heath B. Bennett Mrs. and Mr. Shirley Thompson Ms. Eva Francis Ms. Rosemary Graves Mrs. Margaret DePugh Mr. Delmar Burkitt Mr. Glen Pinkerton Ms. Cherie M. Gutches Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy R. Grubb Mrs. Lova R. Woods Mrs. Gretchen Tippie Ms. Nancy B. Hall Ms. Sandra L. Mercer Glatfelter Pump House Center for the Arts Mr. and Mrs. Merle Harbarger Ms. Lachona Ferguson Lewis-DBA Eisnaugle-Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Bergeron, Jr. M. J. Hartley Ms. Judith Dempsey Funeral Home Inc.-DBA Kuhner-Lewis Ms. Donna L. Curry Mr. John Henricks Jackson County Memorial Ladies MediConnect Global Ms. Tiffany Boggs Miss Brenda D. Hougland Auxiliary No. 8402 Ms. Norma Jean Anderson Ms. Tiffany N. Barker Ms. Janet Hume Ms. Lindsay M. Day Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cannon Ms. Lark E. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Kander Ms. Denise Litter Mr. Steve Earley Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rae Mrs. Carolyn Kirkwood Mr. Dwight Penrod Mrs. Karyl Hanhilammi Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Reynolds Mrs. Marcia J. Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cartee Ms. Betty Henderson Ms. Wilma J. Rowe Ms. Monena M. McCarty Ms. Sally Dennis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Herrnstein Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Thompson Ms. Laura D. Mensing Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Doyle, II Mr. David W. Juenger Mr. and Mrs. David W. Brock Ms. Joyce Miller Mr. Elmdale Grange Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lilly Adena Medical Group Physician Billing Office Mr. David W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hatton Mrs. Charlotte S. Palmer Bard Access System Mr. Homer E. Notestone Mrs. Rhonda J. Stamper Ms. and Mr. Mary M. Pierce Hyatt Regency Chicago Ms. Doris J. Ogg Ms. Beverly Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Walter Posey Klinker’s Lumber & Builder’s Supplies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Ott Ms. Clara Roll Mrs. Pamela A. Straight Ohio Medical Physics Consulting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rideout Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ater Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Tomko Sonny Russ Farms Mr. Paul E. Riemenschneider Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Wisecup Stax Inc. Dr. Lynn A. Simon Mr. Ronald Dozer Mr. and Mrs. Noble Yoshida Verizon Mrs. Anne E. Spang Ms. M. Jeanette Gunnoe Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies Aux. Whitman Holding Enterprises Mr. William F. Spang, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cottrill Ms. Lynne Ayres Mrs. Angela Stauffer Mrs. Karolyn Ogden Mrs. Roberta S. Hammond Ms. Marie Bethel Ms. Mary L. Stith Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Rapp Ms. Jaqueline Junk Mr. Forrest Blazer Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Strang Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Shonkwiler Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Chapin, Jr. Ms. Joyce J. Sutphen Mrs. Carolyn J. Coyer Dr. Marilyn L. Clark Ms. Rebecca W. S. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClelland Ms. Karen A. Collins Mr. Joseph A. Thoms Mr. and Mrs. John M. Pittenger Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Compher Mr. Andrew L. Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. John Taborn Mrs. Barbara L. Crabtree Mr. Chris Vaughan Ms. Mary Brown Mr. Brian DePew Ms. Madeleine Von Hemert Ms. Debora F. Frost Mrs. Madeline C. Dixon Mr. Alan S. Witherspoon Ms. Sandra K. Tatman Mrs. Sharon Dykes Mr. Stephen Zurmehly Mrs. Erin E. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Elam Chillicothe Correctional Institution Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Notestone Mr. Robert G. Elliott Ms. Grace D. Coahran Mrs. Delores T. Parker Mr. Tom Fischer Ms. Cammy Gilbert 29 2014 Donors

Mr. Philip W. Stevens Robert D. Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Oyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Tullis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter Ms. Mary A. Picciano Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Ward Mrs. Barbara J. Cheesebrew Ms. Marian L. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Brett E. Hurles Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Clary II Mr. Mike Roberts Mr. Tom White Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Clary Ms. Linda Search Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cyrus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cord Mrs. Frances Shepherd Mr. Donald G. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John Cosma Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shirey Ms. Jamie Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Cotner Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Jon Everhart Ms. Marla Eberle Mr. and Mrs. John D. Simmons Mr. Jeff Speakman Mrs. Beryl Edney-Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ricky D. Spriggs Ms. Sidney Brintlinger Mr. John Ely Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sprouse Mr. Shawn Long Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Frank Ms. Sarah Sprouse Mrs. Rhonda Hamilton Ms. Joan Cockerill Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fulton Mr. and Ms. Walter Tagg Ms. Hazel M. Martin Ms. June C. Ginther Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L. Glandon Mrs. Pat Tatman Mrs. Carrie Muirhead Ms. Jackie Grubb Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hale Mrs. Janet Tudor Mr. Russell Oyer Ms. Jane Speakman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wade Mr. and Mrs. George S. Smith Ms. Christina J. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Trent W. Harrop Mrs. Mona J Walker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sorrell Ms. Lida F. Meadows Mrs. Skip Hathaway-Givens Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weaver Mrs. Elizabeth Stanforth Mr. and Mrs. William S. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Houser Ms. Mary Willis Reverend and Mrs. Dwight Stulley Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hall Mr. and Mrs. William Karn Ms. Patricia A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John S. Thomas Ms. Patricia L. Kerns Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kitchen Ms. Faith Miller Ms. Shelby Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wisecup Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kittle Ms. Mary M. Wilt Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Lucas Ms. Carrie Ford Ms. Teresa D. Kohl Ms. Assunta Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Arnold Ms. Jordan Skinner Ms. Janet Lawwell Mrs. Bonnie Mullineaux Mr. and Mrs. George Ayres Mr. Doug Chaffin Mrs. Linda K. Lyons Ms. Ashley E. Riley Ms. Patricia Elliott Ms. Aurora Weaver Mr. and Mrs. C. Patrick McAllister Ms. Amanda Eisel Mr. Robert Jamison and Ms. Fannie C. Kreis Ms. Patricia K. Scites Mrs. Sandra M. McAllister Community United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Kelley Appalachian Dirt Riders Inc. Mr. David McMillen First United Methodist Church Mrs. Jennifer Morgensen Columbus Police Flower Fund Trust Mrs. Pamela K. McNish Ohio Department of Commerce Mrs. Nicole R. Long Eagle Rock Designs Mrs. D L. Miller Preceptor Zeta Sigma Ms. Tessie M. Lucas Illinois Association of School Boards Mr. Robert L. Miller Sitterle Insurance Service Ms. Jennifer Partee The Ohio State University South Centers Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller Ms. Elaine Birkhimer Ms. Nan G. Beeler Pinehurst Christian Church Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mims Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brown Ms. Lisa Bowling Ms. Judith Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Moats Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carrol Ms. Rhonda R. Crawford Mrs. Wanda M. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moats Mr. Mark A. Depugh Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Dearth Mrs. Frances L. Alder Ms. Barbara Neff Mr. Michael A. Dixon Ms. Brenda Donohoe Mrs. Sadie R. Allen Mr. and Mrs. David A. Neikirk Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Evans Mrs. Wilma A. Fickisen Mrs. Ruby J. Novak Mr. and Mrs. Roger Free Ms. Joyce Holloway 30 Ms. Cynthia D. Long Ms. Barbara M. Dorff Mrs. Christine E. Powers Ms. Mary C. Legg Ms. Ashley Long Ms. Karen A. Dudley Mr. Duston B. Richards, Jr. Ms. Betty Morgan Mr. and Mrs. James A. McNeal Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Dyke Ms. Jessica Rodgers Mrs. Martha B. Robinson Ms. Joanne M. Miller Ms. Wendy Enisnaugle Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ross Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Faber Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Rothman Mrs. Carolyn A. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Sells Ms. Paige A. Farmer Ms. Juanita L. Russell Ms. Gloria Rutherford Mr. Tyler Dinkins Mr. Michael C. Fortner Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scott IV Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sauffer Cheer Galaxy, LLC Mr. and Mrs. William M. France Mr. Donald Sechler Mrs. Charlette Schobelock Mears Photography Ms. Carla Garrett Ms. Amanda Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Wickline Quality Inn of Chillicothe Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Giffin Mrs. Linda M. Shimp Ms. Ashley Chenoweth Ross County Reserve Ms. Susanne B. Gregg Ms. Patricia Siders Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Brown Officers Assoc., Inc. Mr. Paul R. Hagen Mr. Terry Smith Ms. Sarah Cunningham Mr. Shawn Aker Ms. Ellen Hayes Mr. Robert Snavely Ms. Michele Cunningham Ms. Angeline M. Allen Mrs. Zelma B. Jackson Mrs. Kimberly Spohn Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Eitel Mrs. Jerolyn Atkins Mr. Donald Jarrell Ms. Paticia Stiltner Ms. Jennifer K. Fout Ms. Joetta Barnett Ms. Martha E. Jobe Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey W. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. King Ms. Youlanda Barr Mr. Brian Jones Mr. and Mrs. Roger Srausbaugh Ms. Pamaela A. Eckel Ms. Carol Becker Mr. Larry A. Jones Ms. Angela M. Terry Mrs. Jamie L. Kelley Mr. John Bennett Ms. Benita J. Jones Mr. and Mrs. D. Wayne Waggoner Mrs. Rae Lynn Waller Ms. Wendi L. Bennett Mrs. Ellen Kabot Ms. Kathy Wagoner Trimtec Engineered Packaging LLC Ms. Renee Borland Ms. Kathryn Kern-Blystone Ms. Julie Wells Mr. Jackson M. Crosley Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Brooks Ms. Alison R. Lake Mrs. Bessie Williams Ms. Deborah Eisnaugle Mr. Jason Brown Mr. Jerry Lawhorn Mr. Carl W. Wilt III Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hill Ms. Frances H. Bruner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maler Ms. Jerrie Yergin Ms. Linda Lawson Mr. John Cahoon Ms. Lisa Mesalam Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Young Mr. and Mrs. Wendell E. Miller Ms. Mary Cain Ms. Constance Middendorf Mrs. Tamara S. Eblin Ms. Alaina Rickabaugh Mr. Tyler Carman Ms. Pauline E. Miller Mrs. Jennifer Taylor Mrs. Judy Scott Mr. Keith Carter Ms. Kathleen L. Miller Mrs. Ashley A. Annon Mrs. Jean Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Jacky J. Coughenour Ms. Marjorie B. Mitcham Mrs. Hedi Claytor Mr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Vezinho Mr. Jefferey B. Creamer Ms. Elaine Oyer James Rucker Trust Ms. Connie Young Mr. Nathan Cutright Mr. Cory Patton Mrs. Rosemary Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Keith Forcum Mr. Travis Dearth Mrs. Patricia F. Peterson Mrs. Peggy E. Dyer-Bland Mr. Neil M. Dimond Mr. Michael D. Posey Ms. Martha Knore “You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson 31 Adena Cancer Center Healing Garden

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