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The Journey A Newsletter for Friends and Supporters of Hospice House Fall 2015 this issue 1 From the Executive Director From the Executive Director… By Audrey B. Smith 2 From the Front Line

2 Hospice House Wish List 3 Q&A With Audrey B. Smith "...the good we can do is breathtaking." Atul Gawande, Being Mortal 4 Farewell to Linda Taylor

Stallings and Linda Osborn

5 Chaplain’s Corner In a quiet, reflective moment at my new desk at Hospice House I am reminded of childhood memories of early fall and the start of a new school 5 Bereavement Support Groups year -- alive with anticipation, excitement and most of all, humility. During 6 Q&A with Debra Maviglia those early fall days I remember feeling everything was new and possible. Podish 7 Mens’ Charity Tennis Tourna- Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg is possible because of the ment & Wine Gala great foresight and generosity of members of our community. I believe that building upon this success, "...the good we can do is breathtaking." 8 Fiscal 2014-15 in Review 9 Light-Up A Life 2015 Thank you for the encouragement that so many of you have given me. I look forward to continuing the Hospice House journey with your support. 10 Donor Listing Back Cover—Event Calendar 4445 Powhatan Parkway Join Us for An Open House at Hospice House! Williamsburg VA 23188 757-253-1220 Always wanted to visit Hospice House www.williamsburghospice.org for a tour, ask questions about our services, or learn how you can get

Hospice House and Support involved?

Care of Williamsburg: You are cordially invited to join us on enhancing the quality of Tuesday, September 22, 2015 between living for individuals facing 4 and 6 p.m. for our Fall Open House! the last phases of life and We are located at: supporting those they love. 4445 Powhatan Parkway (behind the Target at Monticello) “LIKE” Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg on FaceBook! 2015 From The Front Line Board of Directors

Dave Kilgore, Chairman Endings and Beginnings Mary Kay Dineen, MD, Vice Chair Amanda Ulishney, Treasurer As each Guest and their family arrive at Hospice House with their own story, we take time David Bush Bob Canfield to get to know them. And, at each loved ones death, we say goodbye, grieve and pray Jeff Clark their families will be able to adjust to the changes this death brings. In turn, we help the Ginny Crone families to try to find a new beginning...maybe it is a class, a talk with one of our staff Lois Demerich Susanna Hickman members or perhaps joining the walking group. Each ending creates a void or as we often Ann Hornsby say “a hole in our heart” along with an uncharted new future for those left behind. Julie Hummel Lisa Krass With the retirement of two very special members of our Hospice House staff, we have Jim Lesnick, MD Bringier McConnell said goodbye to members of our Hospice family—Linda Osborn, Director of Patient Volun- Donald G. Murfee, Jr. teer Family Services and Linda Taylor Stallings, Executive Director. We wish them well— Stuart Patterson may their new beginnings bring happiness. Cara Sisson

Joanne Skahill Margaret Stockton At the same time, we look forward to the future of Hospice House. Our warmest welcome Jane Wilson to Audrey Smith, Executive Director and Debra Maviglia

Podish, Director of Patient Volunteer Family Services. Staff Our newest additions bring the benefit of their experience as we continue our mission and start a new chap- Audrey B. Smith, Executive Director ter in the story of Hospice House & Support Care of Wil- Janet Reid liamsburg. Deputy Director

Brenda Stout and Bell-Jo Rodgers, Clinical Office Ann Chisam Administrative Assistant

Allison DeLaney Bereavement Coordinator/Chaplain

Joy Gosselin Blair Hospice House Wish List Accountant  Clorox Bleach Stacy Keating  Facial Tissues Business Manager  Tide High Efficiency Detergent “PODS” Debra Maviglia Podish  Fabric Softener Sheets Director of Patient/Family  Paper Towels (Select a-Size) Volunteer Services  Bathroom Tissue

Bell-Jo Rodgers  Trash Bags: 39 gallon, 13 gallon, and 7-10 gallon Nurse Consultant  Soft Drinks: Coke, Diet Coke, Ginger Ale, Sprite or Pepsi in cans (1/2 cans)  Bottled Water Brenda Stout  Lysol Spray Disinfectant Director of Clinical Services  Air Freshener/Disinfectant Sprays Jackie LeClair  Juices (single serving cans: apple, cranberry, prune and orange juice) Operations Manager  Cake, Cookie, Brownie Mixes and Frosting

Lori, Kim, Rachel, Julie  Chicken Soups (small or single serving size) On-Call Nurses  Paper Plates (small, microwaveable)  Anne, Ella, Marilyn, Francine, Ladies Nightgowns (new)  40 Watt Light Bulbs Denise, Penny, Shana,  Copy Paper AnneMarie, Monique, Amy, Fiona,  Donations for bird seed to be made at Wild Birds Unlimited Andrea, Jessica, Erica (Monticello Marketplace Shopping Center) Companion Staff

2 Questions & Answers with Audrey B. Smith: Hospice House’s New Executive Director

How long have you and your family lived in Williamsburg? We moved to Williamsburg from the D.C. area in 1998 and have raised 3 children here. My husband grew up in Williamsburg -- his father has lived in Skipwith Farms for 6 decades.

What do you like most about Williamsburg? Williamsburg has the perfect blend of community and culture. I love that I can walk to DOG street to the farmers market in the morning, ride the ferry to go horseback riding in Smithfield and be back for a William & Mary Tribe game – all in one day! And, it is a great community of people from all around the world and right around the corner.

Do you have any prior experience with hospice care or with Hospice House and Support Care of Williamsburg? I got involved with Hospice House almost the moment we moved “back” to Williamsburg from the D.C. area. I directed the campaign planning study and the campaign to build the house. With nearly 30 years of work with non-profits, I can honestly say I have never seen a more enthusiastic group of volunteers and a community more committed to the success of a project than those I met through the Campaign to Build Hospice House. It is a feeling I have never forgotten. And, I have enjoyed ongoing friendships and working relationships with many of those same volunteers through the years.

What was it about Hospice House that made you want to volunteer your time and talent originally? Truly, I think it came from knowing on a personal level how difficult the death of a family member can be without hospice support.

As a former member of the Board of Directors, how have you seen Hospice House evolve over the years? Hospice House has evolved in all the right ways over the years. More importantly, it has stayed the same in the right ways too! While the endowment has grown and volunteer support has expanded, the organization has stayed true to its mission.

What work and life experiences do you feel prepared you for this new role as HHSCW Executive Director? I don’t think there is one specific path that ensures success in any role, but I do believe my decades of experience in nonprofit leadership and fundraising combined with my very personal experience with my mother’s death from cancer and our struggle to navigate her illness and death without the support of a Hospice House puts many things in perspective. I hope that I can put my work and life experience to positive use for HHSCW going forward. It is a wonderful opportunity and I am very grateful for this new challenge.

What is your vision for Hospice House? To continue to support our community. How that will be defined must be informed through time on the ground working with my new team and the board. I am excited to get started!

How will you measure your success in terms of your management of HHSCW a year or two from now? Stay tuned. I can’t wait to answer this question!

What is one thing you would like the friends of HHSCW to know about you? That I cannot wait to get to know you! Please come see me at Hospice House. To reach Audrey, you can email [email protected] or call 757.253.1220.

3 Hospice House Says Farewell to Linda Taylor Stallings, Hospice House’s First Paid Executive Director By Carol Occhuizzo

“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, you are a leader.” John Quincy Adams For the last three decades, Linda Taylor Stallings has been that kind of leader for Hospice House and Support Care of Williamsburg. While serving as HHSCW’s Executive Director and for a time, as a volunteer on its Board of Directors, she has inspired countless others to dream, learn, and do as they work to meet the hospice mission: a goal of providing compassionate care for those facing the end of life and support for their loved ones. Linda began her career with Hospice in 1983, when hired as its first paid Executive Director. In those early years, hospice was a relatively new concept and was not fully understood by the medical community and the general public. Linda worked diligently with local and state hospice volunteers to promote awareness, provide education, and to increase the services available to all in the Williamsburg community. During this time, she also served as President of the statewide Virginia Hospice Association.

After a brief move to Ohio, Linda returned to Williamsburg in 1994 and began her volunteer time with Hospice. She served on the Board of Directors from 1996 to 2002 during the capital campaign to build Hospice House. Hospice House opened to guests in 2002. In 2004, the Board of Directors again selected Linda to serve as Hospice House’s Executive Director. Today, with a budget that has almost doubled, the services of Hospice House touch an estimated 4,500 individuals with life-limiting illness, family, friends,visitors, and community members per year. “From the start, Linda exhibited the combination of skills that is rare in the non-profit world.” noted Monty Hargrove, former HHSCW Chair, Hospice Council member and Senior Vice President, Hargrove Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors. “She had the passion for the mission of Hospice, the knowledge of and ability to develop and run the organization or ‘business’ if you will, and she understood that marketing and fund raising were critical to success and the board needed to reflect those talents. Throughout her tenure, her passion for the organization and mission never waned and her expertise in all the other areas continually improved. She never got in over her head with the organization but grew along with it, just far enough ahead of it to be effective and visionary. Indeed exceptional and rare.”

On June 24, 2015, hospice supporters gathered to wish Linda a “happy retirement” and to celebrate her more than 30 years of service. For many it will seem odd to walk into Hospice House and not be greeted by Linda, a warm smile on her face and a hot cup of Starbucks coffee in her hand. Bernice Todd, Hospice House volunteer, spoke for all when she said, “Linda’s remarkable passion has flowed through the organization on to all who have been involved with her. How grateful I am to have benefited from Linda’s leadership .”

A Farewell to the Matchmaker: Linda Osborn Retires By Laura Lawrence

Ask any Hospice House volunteer about Linda Osborn and the same words tumble out: professional, helpful, kind, considerate. Over and over again they comment on her almost magical ability to match volunteers with patients and families. Her extraordinary commitment to Hospice House and Support Care is rooted in a long history of advocacy for the organization.

Linda’s involvement with Hospice Support Care of Williamsburg began in 1991 as a member of an interdisciplinary team made up of healthcare professionals and hospice patient volunteers that met weekly to provide support to the Greater Williamsburg community. She was soon recruited to be on the Board of Directors and spent the next 15+ years referring patients, recruiting, training and supervising volunteers, and providing bereavement support. In November 2006 she fulfilled a long-held dream when she took over as Director of Patient Family Volunteer Service.

Over the next 8 1/2 years Linda trained approximately 110 volunteers, about 50 of whom remain actively involved, either as companions in patients’ homes or as volunteer companions at Hospice House. Linda attributes the high retention rate to the careful training and screening of volunteers and the attributes of those drawn to this type of work.

During her tenure, several hundred individuals were visited by a Hospice House volunteer either at home or at Hospice House. Countless other persons received support directly from Linda by email, phone or letter. Small acts of kindness on the part of Linda are remembered long after a loved one has gone. Bob Fichter, now an active volunteer himself, remembers with gratitude how Linda somehow found a volunteer who would sit with his wife on Sunday mornings at 7 a.m. so he could attend church services. He still smiles when he thinks of how seamlessly Linda responded to his request.

Before Linda retired in May she trained her replacement, Debra Maviglia Podish. Through their shared passion for Hospice House, individuals and their families in the Greater Williamsburg area will continue to receive the support they need, whether during serious illness, at end of life, or in the years of grieving.

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A New Face for Patient Volunteer Services: Q&A with Debra Maviglia Podish Director of Patient Volunteer Family Services

What brought you to Williamsburg? I moved to Williamsburg from San Juan Capistrano, California in January of 2011. After many years of living in the southwest and western parts of the country, I relocated to Virginia to be closer to my family. My parents and my aunt both live in Williamsburg, and my sister and her family live just a couple of hours away in Northern VA. The small-town feel, tight-knit community and deep historical roots of Williamsburg have all made this a wonderful place to call Home.

How did you become involved in Hospice work? I graduated from Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Science in Social Work in 1994 and began my career in the field of geriatrics and senior care. I worked for several years in long term care and home health and was very drawn to the hospice philosophy when I worked with patients and families who were receiving hospice services. I started to volunteer at Hospice House in 2011 shortly after moving to Williamsburg. In 2013 I became a licensed Certified Nursing Assistant, and worked at Hospice House on a part time basis as a Care Companion. The experiences I have had walking alongside others who are facing illness or in the final phases of life, offering support and encouragement in the midst of pain, loss and grief, have been ones filled with meaning and purpose.

Is there one piece of advice Linda Osborn shared with you before her departure that has impacted you? I had the opportunity to mentor under Linda Osborn for several months prior to assuming this position. During that time Linda shared with me a wealth of knowledge drawn from her many years of experience working with hospice patients and their families. The most valuable advice I received was through listening to Linda’s conversations, and observing her always kind and soothing demeanor and reassuring presence in all of her interactions with patients, families and volunteers. Linda gave me an example to emulate, consistently demonstrating that the willingness to listen and meet others wherever they may happen to be on their journey through illness, death or grief, is perhaps the most precious gift we can offer.

Given that you've been on the job for 3 months, what are your thoughts about the patient volunteer program? Are there any programs or initiatives you’re particularly excited about? The Patient Volunteer program is central to the mission of HHSCW. I believe that the current program is a well- structured and vital part of this organization, made strong by the caliber and commitment of the 55+ trained direct service volunteers. I consider it a privilege to work every day with our patient volunteers who so generously offer their time, spending it in service and support to others. My focus at this time is to continue building upon the existing program and to expand our reach in the community.

While a significant number of people in Williamsburg recognize the name "Hospice House," many are still not aware of the range of services offered by HHSCW- both for patients facing life-limiting illnesses and for their caregivers. I have been exploring new ways to increase community awareness of the availability of our services, and also for ways to partner with other individuals, groups and organizations to better identify and reach out to those people and families who could benefit from our programs and volunteers. I am particularly excited about an initiative within the Patient Volunteer Program called STAR, which stands for Support for Treatment and Recovery. Originally developed by Linda Osborn, STAR is focused on providing in-home volunteers to patients and families who may not yet fall under hospice care services, but who are nevertheless facing the many challenges that arise from life limiting illnesses and the treatment and recovery process. Our STAR Patient Volunteers are available to provide support, companionship, transportation to medical appointments for patients who are undergoing medical treatment for terminal diagnosis, which simultaneously provides a break and respite for their caregivers. These same STAR volunteers who offer support for treatment and recovery often remain with patients and their families if they transition into hospice care, continuing the relationship throughout their final days, whether at Hospice House or at home.

6 Men’s Charity Tennis: Serving Up Support for Hospice House 17 years in a row The board of Men’s Charity Tennis is hard at work planning and preparing for the Men’s Charity Tennis Wine Gala & Auction at the Fresh Market and Tennis Tournament at Governor’s Land The event, which is in its 17th year, raises support and awareness of Hos- pice House and the services it provides. Tickets are on sale at $40 a piece for the Fresh Market wine gala, which will be held on Thursday, October 8 Would You or Your Business Like to Help from 7:30—9:30 p.m. It is a great evening to taste a Hospice House? variety of wines, purchase them at a discount and Become a Hospice Helper! taste delicious hors d’oeuvres prepared by the Fresh Hospice Helpers are companies, organizations and Market on Monticello Avenue. community groups that organize various fundraising events and activities to benefit Hospice House & The Tennis Tournament takes place on Friday, Octo- Support Care of Williamsburg. Many thanks go to ber 2 at Ford’s Colony Country Club. The event pro- these groups for their time and effort. Funds raised through Hospice Helpers are unrestricted and vides a great opportunity to watch or participate in support our greatest needs. If your company or some great tennis by players 45 years of age or older. organization is interested in fundraising for Hospice House, please let us know! Call 757.253.1220. Last year, this event raised $65,000 for Hospice House—and it is the biggest 3rd party event that we Thank you to our Hospice Helpers who held are supported by each year. events over the past 8 months:  Chico’s Shopping Day in February With the reduction in support by local governments  Pat Rowe Yoga at Berry Body Yoga Studio and foundations, the support provided by Men’s  Results Performance Donation Day for Charity Tennis is more critical than ever. Hospice House  Dominion Power’s Hollenbeck Golf For more information on this event or to purchase Tournament tickets, please visit www.menscharitytennis.com or  William E Wood Monthly Luncheons call Hospice House at 757.253.1220.

SPOTLIGHT ON: the STAR Program The STAR program—that is, Support for the Treatment and Program offers individuals and their caregivers practical, Recovery of Illness program is a program unique to Hospice spiritual and emotional support and respite services House & Support Care of Williamsburg. following the diagnosis of a life-limiting illness and during the time that treatment is pursued. Often, STAR patients A before Hospice program, the STAR program provides non- graduate from our care once their illness is in remission. medical supportive services to individuals with a currently progressing, life-limiting illness, who choose to continue life Please contact Debra Maviglia Podish, Director of -extending or curative treatment and are not ready for Patient Family Volunteer Services, at 757.253.1220 or hospice care. [email protected] for more information. She will be happy to answer your questions and Hospice Hospice & Support Care of Williamsburg’s STAR guide you in the right direction.

FISCAL 2014-15 In REVIEW Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg operates on a July 1-June 30 calendar. There was much to celebrate in the past year.

FINANCE INCOME 2014-15 Revenues: $952,950 Individual Individual: $426,702 Business Business: $15,311 Civic & Relig Civic & Religious $24,367 Local Govt & UW Local Governments & United Way $75,201 Fundraising/Spec Event Fundraising/Special Events: $240,332 3rd Party Events Endowment/Interest Third Party Events: $94,840 Endowment/Dividends: $76,197

2014-2015 Expenses: $930,161 EXPENSE Program:$758,386

Administrative: $148,104 Program Fundraising: $23,671 Administrative Fundraising *Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg is audited by an inde- pendent accounting firm. As the audit is currently underway, the above numbers represent unaudited numbers.

By the Numbers Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg touched the lives of over 4, 500 individuals through Hospice House, Patient Volunteer Services and Bereavement Support Services last year. All services are offered without charge or reimbursement from insurance. “Dear Staff, 42 Home Patients & their Families God puts angels on earth. Thank you for being beautiful angels. On behalf of my family, we are very thankful for the care 54 Active Patient Volunteers provided, it made my Dad’s last day and night comfortable. You are all wonderful caring “people” and if Dad and Mom could 115 Guests at Hospice House have, they would have thanked you.” 256 Bereavement Walking/Social Group Members

262 Referral Calls of people looking for help “Just a note to thank you for the loving care [my wife] got 431 Chaplain/Bereavement Contacts at Hospice. Sadly she never regained consciousness but she could not have been made any more comfortable.” 723 Bed Days at Hospice House

2,510 Patient Volunteer Hours

3,082 Visitors Signing in at Hospice House

9,816 Volunteer Hours at Reception, in the Gardens, or by the Guild 8 Please join us for a Light-Up-A-Life Tree Lighting Ceremony THURSDAY DECEMBER 10, 2015, 4:30—5:00PM Held outdoors at Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg All members of the Williamsburg Community are welcome to participate. 4445 Powhatan Parkway, Williamsburg

The lights on the Tree at Hospice House illuminate themes of remembrance, giving and sharing. They also remind us of those unexpected, miraculous glimmers of light that can appear in the darkest times of our lives, even as the evergreen tree reminds us, even in the deadness of winter, life goes on in nature and in our hearts. Each ornament serves as a tribute to a life lived and offers an opportunity to honor a special person or remember a loved one. We invite you to join us in remembering your loved one during this special time of year by taking part in the second annual “Light-Up-A-Life” Tree at Hospice House and Support Care of Williamsburg. Name Printed in Keepsake Ornament A tag with your loved ones Tree Lighting Program name and a bow on the Tree of Remembrance

Green & Gold Bow EVERGREEN SOCIETY Gifts of $250 Red Bow BOUGH SOCIETY Gifts of $100 Silver Bow TINSEL SOCIETY Gifts of $50

Contact Hospice House for more information, 757.253.1220 or [email protected]

Introducing the 2015 Light-Up-A-Life Ornament Created by the mother and daughter team Coille & Molly Hooven of Hooven & Hooven, each porcelain ornament is made entirely by hand. Individually cut out and embossed, each ornament is fired to 2400 degrees. After 14 steps, the ornament is placed in an attractive gift box and delivered to you.

Supporters who contribute $100 or more will receive this elegant handmade porcelain snowflake ornament. 10 9 Honor Roll of Donors February 1, 2015— July 31, 2015 Please note: this list does not include donations to the Hike for Hospice, held April 25, 2014. A complete listing of Hike for Hospice donors can be found online at www.williamsburghospice.org.

IN MEMORY OF Audrey and James T. Word Dolly Brown Ryan Aday Lois Beddingfield Betty T. Harding Kelly O’Connor, Godspeed Animal Care Donna Haulsee Patsy Snipes Brown Jerry Ainsworth Kathy Sue Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider Constance Devitt Stan Beeson Matt Buczek Julia Alcorns Johnnie Laird Robert Schafrik James L. and Carol A. Teal Clifford Bell Kathryn R. Budde Edna Minnie Allen Elizabeth and Christopher Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Elmer C. May Dick and Claire Burns Annie Bennett Myrtle W. Burnette Wendy Thornley Megan Rhyne James and Frances Kopenhafer Jeanne Alpino Mark Bennett Rena Calcagno Lori Holloway Joan Bennett Camille Wilm Harry Ambrose Howard Bernfeld Eldridge “Kitty” Canaday Elizabeth Dill Melton Sonya Bernfeld Crow’s Garage and Customers Henry Andreas Maureen A. Best Ella Carteret Joan Gorczyk Roger G. Best Donald F. and Linda B. Booth Joyce Anthony Alan Beswick Marian and Chuck Davis Joan Bennett B. Josephine Beswick Bette Woolsey Castro A.R., C.H. and R.B Sandra B. Urban Nash Castro James York Exchange Club James Charles Bilderback Karen Chaffin William J. Armiger, Jr. Frank and Marjorie Force Lindy and Bob Dunn Jeanne H. Armiger Gil and Dee Snow Maureen Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sage Julie Stanton Sheila F. McSweeney Martha Barber Armstrong Susie Turner Maureen D. Chevrier Anonymous Sharon Sturr Biondolillo Stephen A. Menaquale Bland Blackford Brooks Financial Group Anne Chiricotti Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Munzel Buntrock Industries, Inc. John and Audrael Chiricotti Martha L. O’Bannon-Hitt Donohue-Hart-Thomson Financial William (Chip) Chisholm Sarah Williams Group Alan and Elizabeth Melton Barbara, Chris and Jill Arre Founders Financial, Inc. Doug and Lana Olson Frank and Timothy Arre Loir A. Kuna Dr. George J. Chohany Jennifer Ashnault Jill Leathers Doris Chohany, Mickey and Vicky Cho- Beverly Ashnault Steve and Patsy Ogg hany, John Chohany and Stephanie Evelyn Avery Danny Poe Douglas Sam and Jackie Bowlin Blake Ryan Peter J. Clark Bob Bailey, Jr. Dara Lynn Van Pee Barbara A Evans Nancy and Chip Wilder Kenneth Bishop Captain USCG William B. “Bill” Clark Virginia “Ginger”Bailey Dr. and Mrs. Thornton Elmore Wendell and Sarah Alcorn Wilson Bailey Marshal Blackburn E. Darden Baines Sherry and Jimmy Roberson Jerry Hall’s Small Group, W.C. Chapel Rob Caples Ray Basley Helen Blaha Otis and Charlotte Copley Janett Burton Barbara and Steve Staples Lois M. Critchfield Robert Bathurst Rachel Bowlin Nancy Daugherty Doris S. “Betty” Cross Sam and Jackie Bowlin Dillard Drive Middle School Lacrosse Meta Batzel John Bright Team, Raleigh, NC, players and families Andrea Chapman Peggy Donohue-Cope Jim and Marty Easton Antoinette Contrado Baxter Dolly Brown James A. Granger Donald Grant Geri Cheatham Richard and Ann Higbie George E. Robertson, Sr. Joan Brown Jane Huber Stella A. Bazarnicki Laura and Les Lawrence Dottie Nichols

10 Mr. and Mrs. Felix L. Pitts Mr. and Mrs. James Pauls Philip J. Funigiello Barbara and Fred Siegel Connie Svindland Beulah Orange “Bea” Furgurson Connie and Arne Svindland Martha Wilson John and Marsha Berner Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Turner Annette Dillard Pat and Charlie Clark Two Rivers Country Club Jim Dillard Laurie Lee Jane and John VanAken Hillary DiTommaso Bowles and Patsy Pender Vintage Ladies of Williamsburg Lynn Milligan John Gada Lois Cobb Doris Dodd Paul A. Dresser and Julie W. Baxter Pat Drubel James W. Dodd Jack Gale Peter Conlon Anita Dorsey Jeanne Gale Joan Gorczyk Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gulesian Joan Elliot Gardner Cindy Corderman Barbara Driscoll Mary Frances Coleman J. Warren Corderman Ed and Nina Curran The Steadfasters Class at Smith Memo- Virginia L. Groves Percell Druitt rial Baptist Church, Lightfoot, VA Roger A. Coulter Erma Druitt VDOT, Williamsburg Residency Linda and Armond Campbell Thelma Elaine Eason Ruth V. Gardner Lera Coulter Charles Eason Jane Gardner Robert Cowling Cheryl Harris Raye Friedland Gerber David and Donna Stanford Joi Nesmith Rosalind Damsky Christal Crawley Tom Easton Bobbie Giese, R.N. Barbara and Alan Miller Annette and John Madel Ron, Rod and Rene Giese James Critchfield Jack Eden Anna Glisson Sue-Ellen and Sean Fitzpatrick Pat Eden Martha C. Bentley Jim Cross Cheryl Everette Wallace D. Glisson Doris S. “Betty” Cross Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis Peter Gorczyk Herbert M. Cunningham Russell Fenn Joan Gorczyk Lera Coulter Marlaena Horn Edie Gordon Elizabeth C. Libby Karen Komatz Catherine and Kenneth Adams Charles “John” Cuper Marine Corps League Detachment Barbara Gornowich Jim and Elizabeth Asbell #1317 Henry Gornowich Earline and Winston Boots Faye M. Taylor Dr. George E Gorse Mr. and Mrs. John S. Canfield Dennis Finger Robert L. Gordon Carolyn F. Dunbar Pamela F. Supplee Alma E. Gorse James Ebert Florence M. Fiscella Carol A. Gorse Richard and Nancy Hudson Benjamin J. Fiscella Memorial Fund The Chapel at Kingsmill Officers and Employees of the Colonial Paul and Helen Fiscella Barbara B. Pumilia Williamsburg Foundation Paula Fitch Grietje Stryker Mary Wynne Clyde W. Hemp Nancy Acheson Grieve Lorena Dalzell John Flint Kingsmill Wine & Diners: Catherine Ru- Camille Wilm William Albin ane, Mary E. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. James Mike Davey Nancy C. Zoller and John P. Gilbert C. Miller, Jean C. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Jean Picciano Emily Flook Robert VanDuyne and Betty LeBron DeBono, Johnson and Shorti Families Edward Flook Betty Johnson Griffith Mr. and Mrs. William A. DeBono, Jr. Kevin Fogarty The Firth Family Walter B. DeGree Nancy Fogarty Annette and Ben Haywood and Family Warren R. Welsh Gloria A. Foss Langley Federal Credit Union Pat Derrig General John W. Foss Sam and Jeanne Motley Jan Brown Art Fournier Connie Rowe Mary Anne Jackson Devan Katharine Fournier Mark Stefanick Beverly Du Val Joanne Fox Bridget Varney and Sandy Deane Mary-Hunter Devlin Dr. and Mrs. Thornton Elmore Lorraine Watkins Frank and Rose Duckett Howard M. Fraser Alice Anderson Gross Jeremy Q. and Joyce S. Galloway Ruth Fraser Janice Gross Margaret Mondul Joanne Basso Funigiello Joan M. Haines

11 Honor Roll of Donors—continued February 1, 2015— July 31, 2015 Victor and Sandra Olson Sheila Zubkoff Conrad A. Keesecker Anne Halbfoster Gayle Henion Bobbi Sue and Louis Silverman Ann H. Cort - Susan and Tommy Roger and Beverly Baldwin James Kelley Jesse Grace Hall Al and Rose Gotthardt Ed and Linda von Gehren Becky and David Bathurst Pauline T. Ridgway Gerald Kessell Carroll Keaton Harlow, Sr. Katy Hennessy Jacquelyn Hill Pat Burnette Gertrude Bowman Marie Kikel Richard and Nina Costello Richard Herman Linda Higashiuetoko Jessie Harrell Stephen A. Menaquale Kevin Dan Kim Elaine Chismer Ann Hipple Chom Kling Betty M. Collins Doris S. “Betty” Cross Bill Kinard Warren E. Harrell Jane Holcomb Henry and Marcia Gerhart William J. Bennett Nancy Bull Doug and Lana Olson Dr. and Mrs. John P. Doley Tony Hollenbeck Esther Kinsman Linda Hunt Tony Hollenbeck Memorial Golf Tour- Jose Carlos Ruiz Dr. Meryl Lessinger-Bely nament Emil J. Kish Ed Merkling Ernest R. Hopke Cassandra Kish Flanary Juanita M. Milby John and Jeanne Hopke Joan Klier Jean C. Patterson Mary S. Horan Pat Eden Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Robinson Nancy V. Greene Sue Klier Gaskell and Family Bell-Jo Rodgers C. Michael Hudson Niki Kokolis John W. Watkins Celeste Duffy Stephen A. Menaquale Ann Williamson Jean C. Hudson Sarah Chappelle Kolar Anne and J.R. Zepkin Garland W. Hudson Cypress Point Lot Owners Association Leon George Haynes Beverly T. Hudson Elaine James Galloway Janice “Jan” W. Haynes Claire Hurd David Podolny Jerry A. Hazelwood Art Mebert Keith, Martha and Cari Ann Seward Louis and Geneva Hunt James E. Jacobson Williamsburg Business Alliance/Carleen Pauline M. “Polly” Hearney Michael and Lori Jacobson Peterson Joanne and Richard Eberhardt Geneva Jeter Robert Kramer Karen and Paul Forster Clyde Hemp Marge Bruha Mike and Tricia Grunkemeyer Donald and Annabelle McGuckin Dianne Quinn Kurec Janice W. “Jan” Haynes Carolyn Smith John Kurec Meghan Mackey Angie Newman Johnson Donald Lacombe Leigh Massengill Oscar F. Smith/Marjorie Smith Charles/ Lisa and Larry Sechtman Joanne Murray Angie Newman Johnson Fund of The Cora P. Lamond Cynthia and John Susi Community Foundation Serving Rich- John F. Lamond Isabelle and Ash Thumm mond and Central Virginia Bob Lancellotti Diane Halle Heck J. William (Bill) Johnson Pat Darling Bowling Anonymous Sandra J. Haynes Msgr. Steven, Bill, Bob, Jodi, Maggie Henry Ronald “Ron” Hedly Margaret Johnson and Mary Camp Sarah Wright Belpree Harriet and David Crowther Caswell & Associates Theresa Cook Mary Johnson North Point Volvo Peter and Frances Derks Elizabeth March Therese A. Tutino Christine Faia and Franz Gross Junius Jones Lee Lander Shelby, Bill and Mary Hawthorne James and Veronica McCaffrey Peter and Joan Webster Marjorie Hope Victoria Kaars Robert A. “Bob” Lanna Samuel M. Keith Barbara Kaars Gene Allender Morris and Joyce Kincaid Elisabeth A. Kampfe Ethel and Lynwood Ashby Leslie Sadler Meyerhoff Paula Farino Ralph and Barbara Barrows David and Betty Orsland Jonathan and Sara Kampfe Elaine Chismer Dick and Carol Prosl Alice J. Kane Jim and Marty Easton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rousseau W. M. Kane Doris and Ed Elliot 12 A. Holland Fairchild John W. Watkins Paul A. Morie Linda B. Foster Bill McCloskey Elizabeth D. Morie Mary G. Fox William Murray Frank M. Morton III Harmon and Jeanne Gnuse Helen McConnell Dr. and Mrs. William J. Bennett Walter E. and Fern M. Gundaker Elton Yancey McGann Marilyn Moschel Connie Hosterman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Munzel Joe Latchum Alice and Dick Houston Kay and Charles W. Ridinger, III Joann Moss Paul Howland Estelle McCrickard Rosalind Damsky Janet B. Ingraldi Custom Builder Supply Company Dr. Robert K. Moxon Nancy Jester Yvonne M. Pernell Diane Kirchner Kitty Lanna Nadene and Gilbert Rosenfeld Diane Mulé Shirley and Walter Leyland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Segar Judy Allan Chuck and Joann Maslin Dorothy S. McGann Catherine Annino Mintz Girgan & Brightly Bob and Marty Bradshaw Mark and Jennifer Barham Mintz Girgan & Brightly Wall Street Kathryn Bryant Dick and Peggy Barron Wonders Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffey Joy Gosselin Blair Kenneth Ng Ed and Nina Curran Jimmie and Jayne Bunting and Family Judy Pecoraro Joan Emerson Melissa Moore Bunting Dorothy and Howard Perley Christine Faia The Conradi Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phelps Frank and Marj Force Diamond Healthcare of James City Beverly Ragborg Theresa N. Freeman County Betty and Bob Selkis Millicent Gilley Butch and Lanny Freeland Harry and Judy Wason Scott and Cheryl Gross Jennifer Harper Stuart and Sylvia Woodcock Janice W. Haynes Stacy S. Keating Mary Zodda Barbara K. Hudgins Charlyne C. Madden Roanne Alexander Lavelle Bruce Hutchinson Domenic and Carol Maglieri Dr. Mark and Ann Lavelle Chisam and Shirley and John Massey Pamela Marshall Family Yancey McGann Alan and Barbara Miller Chris Lee Will and Mary Molineux Patricia Morse Marcia B. Halpin Marilyn Oates Charles Mulé Simeon Lee Ed and Elsie Parker Bob and Nancy Parsons Joy Gosselin Blair Tony and Patricia Parrott Mr. and Mrs. Scott Peckerman Stacy S. Keating David and Deborah Pribble John and Lorraine Perkins Linda Taylor Stallings Bell-Jo Rodgers Tammy Pugh and Crystal Dutka Mr. Le Noach Evelyn S. Scott Robert H. Powell Al and Nancy Bolash Cathy Short Lynn Randle Connie Criswell Leonard Paul and Bonita Stockmeyer Lee and Peggy Ray Thelma Malone Noel and Bettine Tozer Mary Roberts Robert Leslie Betty Miller Bell-Jo Rodgers Catherine and David Snyder Camille Wilm Gilbert I. and Nadene J. Rosenfeld Joe Lihota Peggy Barker Miller Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seal Deborah A. and Joseph N. Riss Robert and Laura Arnold Louise Shapiro Raymond William Lotkowictz John Milligan Allison Skarin Richard Austin Lynn Milligan Mr. and Mrs. Allen Solari aXseum Solutions, LLC and PROSOFT, Joby Mills Stephanie and Frank Spero Inc. Elizabeth Dill Melton Linda Taylor Stallings David M. Fore Floyd Moline Jimmy and Brenda Stout Wesley and Nellie Freeman Anonymous Susan and Robert Voigt James A. Granger Perry Moore MaryEllen Wallace Brian and Cynthia Lockwood Marion W. Hunt John Wallace Judy Kay Rexrode Sidney Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wangenstein and Michael K. Martin Ryan B. Ertel Family Robert and Kathryn Marko Anne Moreledge Kari N. Williams Fred W. Mayfield Caroline B. Talbot Anne and Tom Wozniak 137 Honor Roll of Donors—continued February 1, 2015— July 31, 2015 My Suzy David Osterhout Ruth Kelly Rammes Alan Berdoulay Priscilla T. Osterhout Stanley W. Rammes Virginia M. Neely Phillip G. Padgett, Jr. Annie Mae Reed Dorothy Miller Elizabeth B. Padgett Janice L. and Michael Elko Cheryl Robinette Regina Passarella Sue and Jerry Reese Linda S. Nelson Fred and Edith Haecker Shirley Remillard Anonymous Alice Cary Patterson Len and Michele Orabona Mary Kay Nordeman Ethell Hill Mary Riggs Sandy Newman Nadine V. Peach Jeannie Gilman William Rogers Norman Linda T. Hunt Leonard E. Ringler Linda and C. Wayne Bristow Eleanor Korczowski Phyllis Kist Nancy S. Johnson Ken and Peggy Litton Lucy Ringler Tommy and Debbie Longest Debra R. McQuillen Robertino Tom and Reasa Redd Michael Moyles Giuseppe Latorrata R. Bruce Null Linda and Frank Phillips Dallas Roberts Dorothea E. Matthews David and Deborah Pribble Johnnie Laird Joseph Sell John and Sara Weaver David Robertson Becky Olson O’Connell Captain Eric Peterson USN John and Margaret Cline Jimmy Abicht Priscilla Peterson Custom Builder Supply Company Alliance Engineering Laurence Peterson Marian and Chuck Davis Bill and Leslie Bowie Priscilla Peterson David P. Dry Sandy Burns Rosie Phillips Sallie A. Edens Anne Cacioppo Marjie Harris and Peter Lambert Vicky and Chuck Fiskus John and Jane Geisler Frank and Mary Plichta Charles Michael Gilliam Leo and Wendy Gottorff Michael and Mary Ann Brown Betty Jackson Haskin, Harry Haskin and Chris Guilford Marian Plott Ross Haskin Lisa Johnson Elizabeth F. Wallace Louis and Geneva Hunt Liebherr Construction Equipment, Co. Garrett Freeman Post, Jr. Barbara R. Luck Mary Oberc American Council of Engineering Com- Walter, Mara, and Margaret Robertson Robert O’Connell panies of North Carolina Staff Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Staggs Nancy Ohlinger Conrad Anderson Brian and Sharon Williams Piedmont Hoist and Crane Inc. Brownie Post Shirley Campbell Robertson Jean Sefchick Susan Richardson and Family Yvonne B. Edwards ServiceMaster Commercial Services Richard Scherer Hall R. Howard, MD Mr. and Mrs. Raymond John VanCott John Shellenberger Kendall and Nancy Jones Katherine A. Wishon Richard M. Potter Lorne and Diane Moon Mark and Jeri Yeatts Jeannette T. Potter Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Munzel Dorothy Ann O’Connor The Rev. Dr. Geoffrey Price Jodie and Randy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glazener The Rev. Dr. Kathleen V. Price Hunter S. Vermillion Perky and Patty Von Gontard Roger Priest Art Rodgers Florence Sale Ogg Bill and Mary Jane McGrath Marcia Halpin Linda and C. Wayne Bristow Rosemary Prosser Fran Hermance Mary and Ricky Bourne Jim Prosser Bell-Jo Rodgers Nancy Foley Linda R. Radin Richard Rohrlack Bryant and Sandra Haynes Tom and Trudy Moyles James and Veronica McCaffrey Wayne and Marsha Healy Mary E. Radoye Ivelise E. Rosette Steve and Patsy Ogg Gertrude Berthiaume Robert Rosette Karene O’Hare Virginia Campbell and Hazel Snyder Kathryn Hudgins Rowe John and Nancy O’Hare Pat and Charlie Clark Cherry Carpet & Flooring Mingo and Kathleen Ordonia Marcia and Hank Gerhart Fran L. Delo Cherrie and Randy Begley Cathy Hildebrand and Colonial Bridge Paul and Nancy Katsuki Didi Ossi Club Julie T. Lewis Marcia R. Miles Sylvia and John Montroy John R. Raynor 14 Sam Rust Seafood, Inc. Rob Caples Constance “Toni” Marsh Eunice Smith and Family Dr. and Mrs. Richard Circeo Corinne and Fernando Payan Sandra Tracer Crown Colony Club of Williamsburg Jeffrey Ryer Helen and Richie Williams Mary Jane Fenn Mary and Jere Seelaus Charles Rynex Allan P. Geddes Charles A. Smith Barbara and Steven Mares Richard Hanley Richard Tolbert M/Sgt. Thomas A. V. Saunders C.N. Helwig Lou Villarreal Thomas Mills Jane and Press McCance E.A. Woolwine, Jr. Nancy Savage Frank and Terry McGuirk David Waltrip Mary Anne Daly Virginia F. Morgan Donna Haulsee Julia Bach Schwarz Donald Piper Nancy and Chip Wilder Rosalind Damsky JoAnn Talbott Hazel Waltrip Rob Seiler Dick Taylor Elna W. Pitts Bob Bradfield Linda Taylor Stallings Dot Wannamaker Robert Brennan Jim Taylor Donna Haulsee Martha Buell Doug and Lana Olson Linda Wanner Bill Bunnell Betty Testa DeAnn Rinehart Ted Hiller Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hall David W. Ware, Jr. Tom Lamb Jenny Lewellyn Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Munzel Kathy Smith Mary M. Oliverio Joyce S. Wason Sharon Spitalnik Norbert and Shelia Schilling Stephen A. Menaquale Jim Turi Ed and Sandra Testa Wrengay Watkins Ed Youhas E.A. Woolwine, Jr. Travis and Erin Moskalski Zad Setian Rosemarie Tiefel Mel Weinstein Bill and Mary Jane McGrath Evelyn Rada Kernan Elizabeth March Cathy Shea Jim Todd Vera and Lester Wells Mary Jean Picciano Bernice Moen Todd Sophia and Alvin Adelhoch Seymour Sheriff Mary V. Tuck William E. Werling Carol Sheriff Robert H. Tuck The Ford’s Colony First Friday Lunch Selene Sheriff Frances A. Ulanich Group Roger Durand Sherman Pat Eden Kristin Werling Carol W. Sherman Moira “Molly” Vacekonis Geraldine J. West Howard M. Smith Anonymous David M. West Joe and Eloise B. Agee Thomas and Jan Bird Virginia “Ginny” Brentlinger Willey J. Weyman Smith Dixie Dames - Red Hatters Susan and Frank Beers and Amy and J. Michael Smith Morris and Joyce Kincaid Mike Eubank Carolyn A. Snow John and Marla Kriewall Ron and Carol Borgstahl Muriel Aiken Shannon Lamb Mary Anne and Charles J. Connelly Thomas “Toby” Sowers Sheila E. Lia Allan and Betty Frankhouser Frank and Denise Corbett Lilla McCart and family Carol Haas-Reynolds Maggie Hendrickson Jill Musico Roger and Nancy Heflin Jeff Stanton Sallie M. Powers Renee and Wayne Hochberg Julie Stanton June Tooby Connie Koenenn Nancy Stanzione Wayne and Dinah Watson James W. Miller, M.D. Dennis Stanzione Frank and Jane Woods Susan and Don Murfee Mickey Staples Marion VanFossen Nancy and Jim Pierce Barbara and Steve Staples Richard and Carol Prosl Mareke Schiller Robert Suleski Lorraine Anne “Laurie” Villarreal Parker and Mildred Sharpe Dorothy Suleksi Jean K. Barrett Allan and Sharon Small Jo Ann Sunell Florence Ciarcia Nancy Small Doug and Lana Olson Richard and Linda Hange Birgitte Soland Harry Susla Clyde Hemp Ruth Spain Schwan’s Consumer Brands, Inc. Sherry and Jon Kern Jane R. VanAken Carlos M. “Tote” Talbott Rose and John Kourmadas Barbara and Pete Vollmer 15 Honor Roll of Donors—continued February 1, 2015— July 31, 2015 Allan Willey Bell-Jo Rodgers John J. Ancellotti Ann Booth Young Rick and Cathy Pearce Betsy C. Anderson Betty Lou Williams Audrey Smith David E. Anderton Owen W. Williams Lisa Freeman Michael C. Andrews Dr. James E. Wilson William Spanfelner Anonymous Ruth Ann Wilson Nancy Spanfelner Larry Arata John A. “Jack” Wilson Linda Taylor Stallings Robert Archibald Mary Lynn Senior Alice Alexander Aldina Ash Thomas W. Wood Julie Baxter Charlotte Austin Tom and Trudy Moyles Branscome Incorporated Patricia Aversano Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Munzel Robert and Louise Canfield Susan and James Axtell Burdeal H. Wright Ginny Crone Edna Baker Keith C. Wright Doris S. “Betty” Cross Steve and Michele Ball Anne and Andy Xiftros Lindy Dunn James M. Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis Karen L. Durst David Barbour Sandra Yeager Jim Easton Raymond Barger Karen Reneé Harkins Judy Ewart Jo Barnett Mason James Young Roy B. Hargrove R. Craig and Betsy Barry W.J. Jacoby, Jr., MD Leona Harmon Donald Bartholomay George Zitzelberger Susanna Hickman, Esq. Donald and Judy Baxter Denver R. Davis Ann Hornsby Julie W. Baxter Stephanie Zoccolillo Julie Hummel David and Janet Bay Roger Zoccolillo Dave Kilgore Carolyn L. Bazarnick IN HONOR OF James and Trina Lesnick Donald Beck Lisa Ballinger Art Mebert Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Beck Jackie LeClair Kerry and Peter Mellette Stephen G. Becker Coates Family of Gloucester Don Murfee James E. Behm Anonymous Karen Munzel James and Marcee Beilstein Susie L. Collamore Michele Orabona Ellen Bellio Ellen Schiavone Joseph R. Pinotti Joshua J. Bennett Judy Collard Joe Poole III Mary Jo Bennett Phyllis Jennings Bell-Jo Rodgers John and Marsha Berner Allison DeLaney Joe Scordo Herbert T. Berwald Roz Damsky Audrey B. Smith Jan and Lou Besio Pat Eden Beth Stabler Margaret Birney Darlene MacPherson Margaret Stockton Margaret Black Hospice House Staff & Volunteers Nancy Sullivan Bland Blackford Richard and Isi Dawson James L. and Carol A. Teal Joy Blair Ashley R. Willis Linda Wenger Martha T. Bland Art Mebert DONORS Arthur E. Bloomwell Carolyn J. Mebert Donald Ackley Alan and Nancy Bolash Bruno Nervo and Ann Mebert Dr. and Mrs. Fred L. Adair Marie Bond William G. Sargent Kathy Adam Ward Bourn Ann Oropeza Fred and Linda Adamchak Clarence E. Boyle Tom Estok Catherine Adams Charles Bozsik Linda Osborn Daniel Adams Paula J. Brandenburg Jim and Marty Easton Margaret H. Adams Antoinette Brennan Art Mebert Kathleen Ahern Susan Britcher Ann Oropeza Robert and Olga Aimone Gerald Brittingham Bell-Jo Rodgers Deanna Albright Alan and Laura Broderick Gary Streb James E. Albright Matt and Patti Broderick Debra Maviglia Podish Edna Allen Clement and Cherry Brown Ashley Ryland Willis Marsha Lento Allen E. L. Brown

16 Legacy Gifts: Preserving the James Brown Deidre Connelly Joseph D. Brown Mary Louise Connelly Future of Hospice House & Jean Bruce Dr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Converse Support Care Dot Bryant Barbara L. Cooke W. Barry Bryant William E. Cooke Taking care of our loved ones is William and Cynthia Bryant Sandye B. Copeland perhaps the most important Claire and David Buckle Dave and Jeanne Corson responsibility each of us has as Sharon K. Buckley Richard A. and Nina L. Costello individuals. Through careful Nancy Bull Richard D. Costello Richard J. Bunger Jim Covert planning, we can continue to Robert and Martha Burgess Bonnie Coyle care for them after we are Joe G. Burner Virginia Coyle gone. This is our legacy to those William M. Burnett Judith J. Craft David and Diane Bush Charles and Ginny Crone we love. Throughout our life- Donald R. Buxton David Cropper time, many of us are also gen- Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Bynum Dorothy M. Cross erous to charities that make a LTC (RET) William G. Byrne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Croston Benjamin and Joy Cake Pat and Frank Crowe difference in our lives and we Lou Cale Dr. William S. Cummings wish to leave a legacy for them Carolyn Campbell George and Patricia Cunningham as well. Donald and Harriet Cane Dawn Curran Robert and Louise Canfield John and Julia Curtis A charitable bequest in your Rob Caples Ronald and Joanne Curtis will is, for example, the means Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carey Mary B. Dahlgren Mr. and Mrs. C. Frank Carr Mary Ann Dallas by which you can continue your William Carr Mary Anne Daly support for Hospice House & Elizabeth T. Carter Michael and Suzanne Danehy Support Care of Williamsburg. It Dean and Betty Case Christel Daniels Beth and Carlton Casey Pam Davey provides an opportunity to en- Robert and Marilyn Casey Alfred Davidoff hance services to families at Sheri Cassidy Robert and Laura Davidoff home and at Hospice House in Otis and Nancy Childress Dave and Marian Dawson Dr. and Mrs. Mark Chisam Mr. and Mrs. William A. DeBono, Jr. the decades to come. It will Brian and Beth Chopp Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. DeFranco serve as a significant reminder, Edith Chutkow Elizabeth DeLan in perpetuity, of your Richard Circeo Allison DeLaney Lynn Clark Anthony and Jacquelyn DelNegro thoughtful generosity. Marilyn Clark C. A. DeLorenzo If you have questions about Brian P. Clarke Philip and Lois Demerich Alice M. Clay Sibilla Dengs how to remember Hospice Anita and David Clegg Derrick Family Foundation House in your estate plans, N. Keith and Heather Cline D. Michael and Sally Derrig please contact Janet Reid at William and Nancy Cline Dan and Barbara Desmond Ruth and Tom Cobb S. Jane DeSolms Hospice House at 757/253-1220 Mary Stuart Coffman Joann Dettmann or Barrie Cohen Allen and Nancy DeWalle [email protected] Louise H. Cole Barbara Diaz Francine Coleman Ginny Dittman Betty M. Collins Ed and Sarah Dodson Harvey L. Collins Estate Mary L. Doerflein James R. Collins William and Ruby Doig Melody Collis Lois Donald Daniel and Judy Compton Sue and John Donaldson Marilyn B. Conley Margaret Donohue-Cope George and Jane Connally Charlotte Dorris 17 Honor Roll of Donors—continued February 1, 2015— July 31, 2015

Sharon Dorsey Judith C. Fuss Jill N. Hester Donald and Janet Douglas Jean-Pierre Gabriel Jim and Deb Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. James E. Douglas, Jr. Amanda Gada Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Heyman Norbert P. Dowdall Maryann Gallagher Phil and Susanna Hickman Priscilla Downs Jeremy and Joyce Galloway Dorothy Higbee Paul A. Dresser, Jr. Ruth and Gordon Galow Mary Jo and James M. Hill III Erma Druitt Dr. David F. Gates Leon and Barbara Hirsh David and Joan Dry Pattie Gaudio Wanda and Bill Hitchcock Lester Dubnick Ann and Tom Gaudreaux John Hite Franklin and Rose Duckett Laura and Vernon Geddy William and Carolyn Hoffman Joan T. Dunaway Sylvia Geer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hogenmiller John A. Dunaway Sheila Germain Nan Holste Patrick and Frances Dunleavy Fred Gilbertson Stuart Honenberger Joyce S. Dupriest Joan Gilkison Elizabeth Horney Karen Durst Harold B. Gill, Jr. Alice and Dick Houston Bobby and Patti Dwyer Robert L. Gordan Paul D. Howland The Easton Family Ellin and Baron Gordon Mary C. Hoylman Jim Easton Dave and Conny Graft Robert P. Hudson Morton and Sarah Eckhause James F. and Katherine A. Gray Joli and Paul Huelskamp Pat Eden Kelly A. Gray Kevin and Amy Hughes Deborah T. Edwards Margaret M. Gray Will and Julie Hummel Allen Elkins Scott Gray Linda T. Hunt Lynn Ellis Lloyd M. Green Edmund C. Hyland Richard Emmerson Nancy V. Greene Nicholas and Marlene Ingrao Shirley Estes Margo Griffin Charles Ivey Barbara A. Evans James and Denelia Griggs James T. Izbicki Dan and Judy Ewart Michael and Tricia Grunkemeyer Joseph D. Jaap Judith Ewell Walter E. Gundaker Andrew and Maureen Jacobs Peggy K. Falls Florence K. Gussman W. J. Jacoby, Jr., M.D. Jackie Farr Judith Haarala Dr. and Mrs. T.M. Jamison Timothy and Barbara Farrell Lainie Hafer Audrey M. Jarman Robert Fehrenbach Robert and Barbara Hain Joseph and Karen Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fellowes Maria Haklits Elva and Hampton Jesse Sylvester and Jacqueline Fetner Channing M. Hall III Nancy D. Jester Robert A. Fichter J. Lesslie Hall III Daniel B. Johnson II Robert and Mary Fischer Roger and Ann Hall Gerald and Marilyn Johnson Barbara V. Fisher Jean L. Hampel J. Joseph Johnson Nancy R. Fitzgerald Anne Hardister Barbara Jones Sean and Sue Ellen Fitzpatrick Ashley S. Hargrove Judy Jones Ginger and Kirk Flynn Roy B. Hargrove Lawrence Jones Virginia B. Flynn David Harman Margery B. Jones H. Ross and Louisa Ford Carol E. Harrison W. Melville Jones Donald R. Forman James and Connie Harshaw Dorothy Jordan John G. Forrest James B. Harward, Jr. Judy and Joe Kalish Paul and Karen Forster Marvin and Simone Hausman Eric N. Kampfe Larry Foster James and Ruth Hay Donald E. and Harriet H. Kane Grayson E. Fox Elizabeth E. Hayes George Kannarkat Eugene P. Frament Donald and Barbara Haynes Mish Kara Claude L. Frederick James M. Haynes Kathy Kasley Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Fretz Harvey Heagen Steven and Teresa Kauffman Charles and Rosalie Frey Pam and Brian Hebert Michael and Tina Keasey Dr. and Mrs. Gil Frey Fran Hermance Joan Keating Mrs. Herbert O. Funsten Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hersey Stacy Keating 18 Lynn and Bill Kellam Ted and Marsha Lyman Pauline J. Mills Beverly S. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lyon III Richard Misage David and Martha Keltner Ann Lysenko Roxanne H. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kendra Martha and Weldon MacDonald William and Mary Molineux James Francis Kenney Ben and Barbara Machinist Margaret Mondul Ronald and Dianne Kienlen Lillie Darlene MacPherson Katherine Montgomery Robert Kiley Anne and Dan Malone Margaret and Steve Montgomery David and Priscilla Kilgore Fred and Sharon Maloney Carmeline L. Moody Beverly King Elsie M. and William T. Manning John C. Moon Steven W. Kingan Bettina Manzo Joan L. Mooney Page Hayhurst Kiniry Gayle S. Mapp Bob and Hope Moore Kathy and Fritz Klausner Robert J. Margolin Darleyne Moore Harry D. Knight Michael Markowitz and Alison Graves Megan W. Moran Bruce and Eleanor Knowles Paul M. Marriott, Jr Patricia J. Morrell Thomas and Mindy Knuppel Denise Marrow Alvester and Delois Morris John and Phyllis Kokoruda Carol B. Marsh Jean Morris Nathan Kona Donna S. Marshall Larry Morrison Capt. Jack L. Koons and Ms. Jeannine Dorothy Marshall Diana Morrissette Koons Richard H. Marshall Patricia A. Moskal Bernard Kornbluh Jon C. Martin Ron and Doris Mosocco John T. Kostoff Michael and Mary Martin Michael Mott John and Rose Kourmadas Clyde and Joann Masengale James Edward Moyler III Jon and Jan Krapfl Chuck and Joann Maslin Larry and Lucille Mozian Kurt and Lisa Krass Monty Mason Karen and Tom Munzel Gary and Loretta Kreps Leigh Massengill Judy Murray Robert M. Kuhns Linda Camp Matthews Douglas Myers John Kurec Margaret B. McBeath Elaine Myers Alan P. Kwiatkowski Bill and Nancy McCabe Gay Myers John and Betta Labanish John and Amelia McCarthy Julia Myers Carol Lady Bob and Sue McClellan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nanartowich Barbara Landa Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McClellan George L. Nance Col. Lloyd Langston Bringier and Sally McConnell Shawn and Bernadine Neighbor Martha M. Larkin Edward B. McConnell Clifford C. Neilson Elinor Lashley Jacquelyn L. McCormick Lois Nervitt Gene and Diane Lassitter Anne McCrae Sandra C. Newman Joseph H. Latchum Elizabeth McDonnell Richard and Anne Nicastro Laura Lawrence Sharon W. McGinn Sterling and Dottie Nichols Donald and Jacqueline LeClair Stephen and Brenda McGinnis Walter and Barbara Nicoloff Cynthia Lee Pam McGregor Ann R. Niczky David and Phyllis Lee Daniel McHugh Caryl J. Niehaus E. R. Leland John and Joyce McKnight Louis Nordstrom Mark Lerman and Kathleen Jenkins Barbara and Earl McLane Victoria A. Null Shirley Leyland Brian and Lynn McNelis Joseph L. O’Brien MD Sarah Lichtel Arthur M. Mebert Carol Occhuizzo Charlotte Little Marilyn and Richard Mellor Terry and Carolyn O’Connor Eva Livesay Steve Menaquale Patsy Ogg Ronald Lodzieski Kathleen Menditto Joyce and Jerry Olson Mary Logan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mepham Sandra Olson Mary O. Longsworth Doug and Lisa Merrill Leonard and Michele Orabona Susan Lontkowski and David Feldman Jonathan and Cynthia Middleton William Orne E. Leon Looney Thomas and Martha Millen Ann Oropeza Tessa and Al Louer David K. Miller Joan Ortenzi Roy E. Lounsbury Mr. and Mrs. James C. Miller Linda and Gary Osborn Joan I. Luczai John and Ann Milliman Charles and Sheryl Otstot Kathryn H. Lykins Michael and Jeanne Millin Mel and Hilda Overman 19 Honor Roll of Donors February 1, 2015— July 31, 2015 Please note: this list does not include donations to the Hike for Hospice, held April 25, 2014. A complete listing of Hike for Hospice donors can be found online at www.williamsburghospice.org. Rick Overy Edward Robinson Juanita E. Sirois Eugene J. Park Jack K. Robinson Michael and Joanne Skahill Jack M. Parrish III Mireille A. Robinson Wilson F. Skinner, Jr. Chris and Amy Paschold Sheila Marie Robison Audrey Smith Alice A. Pastorius Bell-Jo M. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Brett K. Smith Stuart and Jodie Patterson Richard Rodriguez Carolyn R. Smith Jan Pattis Joyce A. Wessel Roe Edwina M. Smith Thomas A. Patton, Sr. Mike and Pam Roos Eugenie Smith Pauline K. Payonzeck Karen Rose Gloria Smith Peggy Pelanne Kathleen Rosinski Grace Smith Gail Penn David and Lyn Ross James and Barbara Smith Lorraine and John B. Perkins Shawni Roth Jean Smith Yvonne M. Pernell Jack and Joanna Rouzie William M. Snovell Robert A. and Daryll B. Perron Richard and Kathryn Royer Joseph and Joy Sosnicki Henry V. Perry Thomas L. Ruch Robert B. Sowell, Jr. Robert and Diane Petterson Mary Lou and James W. Ruff Bill Spanfelner Donald Piper Sue Ruhle Nancy Spanfelner Debra Maviglia Podish Shirley P. Rumer Frank Sperberg Meredith and Joe Poole III Martha W. Rush Arthur Spooner Joan Porter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Sage Beth Stabler Ellen and Thomas Postemski Carmela Savage Linda Taylor Stallings Joseph R. Potter, Jr. John and Sarah Savage Roy D. Stallings, Jr. John Garfield Pouch Gwendolyn B. Sawyer David and Janet Mary Ellen and Thomas P. Power David Scherer Stephens Drs. Christina W. and Henry M. Mary Ellen Schiavone Diane Stevenson Prillaman Karen and Len Schifrin Margaret and Carlton Stockton Walter and Marilyn Schmid Eunice L. Stokes Lawrence B. Pulley Leopold and Carol Schmidt Ronald and Susan St. Onge Walter and Jackie Purdy Robert and Carolyn Schmidt Amy Stout Alan and Alice Ramsay Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider Brenda Stout Linda Kay Randall Bernard Joseph Schroeder Larry and Carolyn Stowe Robert and Joan Ranson Ruth E. Schultz Gary and Barbara Streb Mary-Jo Rawson Margrit Scott Douglas P. Strup Donna Reagan Jared Scripture Arthur Edward Stuart Carol Reiman Daniel and Terri Scungio Nancy Sturtevant Naomi Replogle Mickey and Arlene Sego James and Pamela Supplee Charles and Carol Richard Mary Lynn Senior Evelyn M. Swart Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ridinger III Richard K. Setian Joan M. Sweet DeAnn M. Rinehart Richard and Georgina Shane Janice and Stowell Symmes William E. Rinehart Hugh T. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Symon Mr. and Mrs. Terry N. Ringler Wilma and Marc Sharp Ann R. Symroski Cathy Ripley Donna C. Sheppard Anthony and Gail Taylor Joseph and Deborah Riss Josephine W. Shinholser Ernest and Carolyn Taylor Robert and Lucinda Ritter James H. Shoemaker Roger and Imogene Thaler Nancy Rivero Leroy and Carol Shoemaker Dr. and Mrs. Richard Theis Jim and Sherry Roberson Brian Shortell Mr. and Mrs. H. Theloosen Elaine B. Roberto Julia Shoup William and Mary Theroux Mr. and Mrs. Austin L. Roberts John Shulson Michael and Johanna Thompson Bruce and Clara Robertson Barbara and Fred Siegel Mr. and Mrs. John E. Tindall David R. Robertson Ralph Simmons Bernice Moen Todd Adele Robeson 20 Shirley Toutaint Judy and Warren Withrow 1st Advantage Federal Credit Union Elaine Trevey James and Linda Wolf First Baptist Church Richard and Carol Trombley Charles and Susan Wolfe Geddy, Harris, Franck & Hickman, LLP Dale R. Trowbridge Pam and Randy Wollam The GE Foundation Jennifer L. Tucker John and Rhea Woloszynski George Nice & Sons, Inc. Marjorie and William Tucker Alfred and Diane Woods Giuseppe’s and Sons Inc Leslynn Twiddy Judith F. Woods Go Bucket List Travel Caring and Shar- Michael and Trish Ulanich Kathryn M. Woollum ing Program James and Lois Ullman Kerry and Andrea Wortzel Greenfield Senior Living Unknown Donor Larry and Christine Wortzel Hampton Roads Case Mgt Society Mr. and Mrs. John Urban Lori Wright Heartland Dental, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Vadas Peggy Wright Heritage Commons Mish Vaiden-Clay Rita E. Wright Hickory Neck Church, Second Sunday Bonnie C. Vanduyne Wayne P. Wright Mission Offering Louise Vought Michael Andre Wynne Hornsby Real Estate Co. Margaret Ann Waite Karol Yengel IBM Corporation Matching Grants Pro- Kay Walecka Jane B. Yerkes gram Cam Walker Jo Ann Youhas Jack M. Parrish, Jr. Fund of The Com- Bob and Janet Walker Robert B. and Clarissa C. Young munity FoundationServing Richmond Clifford Wallington Mike Youngblood and Leslynn Twiddy and Central Virginia William and Joan Wallis Carl and Cynthia Zangardi James City County S. C. Wann Anne & J.R. Zepkin Jamestown Presbyterian Church Chari- Helene and Alan Ward John and Shelly Zivica ty Golf Tournament Robert and Virginia Waring Sheila R. Zubkoff James York Exchange Club James M. Warrick Peter Zucker Jeffrey N. Clark Custom Builder LLC Judy Wason IN-KIND DONORS Junior Woman’s Club of Williamsburg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watanabe Blooms That Brighten Laura C. Inc./Laura Chapman Jeannine Waters Mary Ann Dallas Legacy Financial Group LLC Barbara Watkinson Fleming’s Engraving & Awards, Inc. Macy’s/Bloomingdale’s Marcia B. Weatherstone Forest Lane Botanicals Mary and Martha Circle, Mt. Vernon Willard and Myrtle Weaver Howard Hanna:William E. Wood United Methodist Church Carolyn E. Webb Pat Rowe Mellette, PC Debra and Robert Weber Gary Streb Men’s Charity Tennis Lon and Judith Weber Trader Joe’s Merck Foundation Nicholas Weber The Williamsburg Winery Mexican Train Ladies Virginia Wertman CIVIC/BUSINESS/RELIGIOUS Middle Peninsula Insurance & Financial Millie West Altmeyer Funeral Home Services Dave and Linda Westfall AmazonSmile Foundation Monarch Bank Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Westland American Pride Automotive Morgan Stanley Katherine O. Whitbeck Ball Corporation Mount Vernon United Methodist Roxie H. White Bayport Credit Union Church Dorothy P. Whitfield BedCrafters by Michelle LLC NANBPWC, Inc., Williamsburg & Vicini- Mary Whitley Branscome Incorporated ty Club Carol and Larry Wilkinson Bruton Parish Church Nelsen Funeral Home Lillian J. and Lester F. Wilkinson, Jr. Bucktrout Funeral Home New Quarter Baptist Church Allan Willey Caring Neighbors of Fords Colony New Zion Baptist Church Anne and Charles Williams Chickahominy Chicks Red Hat Society Olive Branch Christian Church, Men’s Betty Williams Chickahominy Ruritan Club Disciples Lucy Williams Chico’s Retail Services Inc Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Sue G. Williams Compass Wealth Strategies The Pampered Chef/Donna Landy Kelly Joe Wills Dogwood Garden Club of Queens Lake The Peninsula Center for Estate Plan- Alice Wilson Dominion Foundation ning & Elder Law Charles and Jane Wilson Drake Family Foundation/Nikki A. Peninsula Community Foundation of Karen J. Wilson Drake Virginia Inc. Susan and Jim Winther Early Chicks League Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Pro- Wade Wirt ExxonMobil Foundation gram 21 Who Supports Hospice House? Plantation Group, LLC Church Results Performance Train- Williamsburg United Meth- Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg is a unique ing odist Church model of hospice care, of which there are only a handful in Riverside Hospice Services Williamsburg Wednesday Rotary Club of Williamsburg Evening Duplicate Bridge the United States. As a non-medical, volunteer hospice, Foundation Club Hospice House must raise their annual budget each year Saint Bede Catholic Church Windsor Meade of Williams- (approximately $985,000). Approximately 90% of our budget St. John Baptist Church burg Community Fund Com- is raised through donations from individuals, civic and St. Martin’s Episcopal mittee Church Mary J. B. Work Fund of the religious organizations, businesses and special events—less St. Olaf Church Community Foundation of than 10% is from local governments and United Way St. Stephen Lutheran Church Northern Colorado combined. The Selective Insurance Yoga Fundraiser/Pat Rowe Group Foundation York County Sentara Healthcare Young at Heart Ministry/ Hospice House & Support Care welcomes gifts or bequests of Sentara Williamsburg Re- Saint Bede Catholic Church any size. Your support makes our mission possible. gional Medical Center Medi- PATIO OF MEMORIES cal Staff Mary Carroll Smithfield Farmland Corp. David and Nancy Wahlert Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg is Soroptimist International of Thelma Elaine Eason grateful for our community partners! Williamsburg Michael Eason Spivey Rentals, Inc. Marie Estok Sterling Event Planners of Nancy Crockett/ Williamsburg Homemakers’ Club Success in the Saddle, LLC Tom Estok SunTrust United Way Cam- Bob Groves paign Virginia Groves Susanna Wesley Circle, Unit- Howard Harkey ed Methodist Church Penny J. Wilcox Towne Bank Swansie M. Heape TPMG “Tread-Mill-a-Thon” David B. Heape The Trust Company of Vir- Sarah C. Kolar ginia Elizabeth O’Donnell Union Baptist Church Dawn and Harold McIntyre United Way of Greater Mil- Amanda Cox waukee Angie Smith Morgan United Way of Greater Wil- Mike and Marilyn Smith liamsburg Diane Mulé United Way of the Virginia Charles Mulé Peninsula Florence Ogg United Way South Hampton Stephen S. Ogg Roads Larry Robens Virginia Oncology Associates Lucy Robens Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Richard Shane William E. Wood & Associ- The Shane Family ates, Monticello Office Dianne Tinsley Williamsburg Baptist Church John Tinsley Williamsburg City Russell White Williamsburg Garden Club Ellen Stewart Williamsburg Lady Lions Christopher White Williamsburg Lions Club Carol A. Wynder Williamsburg Moose Lodge Charles Wynder No. 757 Williamsburg Presbyterian

22 WANTED: Hospice Council

Sponsors for the Elegant Culinary Affaire The purpose of the Hospice Council is to serve the organization and its mission as a vital community advocate of Hospice The 26th Annual Elegant Culinary Affaire will take place House & Support Care of Williamsburg. January 24, 2016 in Kingsmill Resort’s Grand Ballroom.

Featuring the culinary creations of Daniel Abid of LeYaca, Jim Easton, Chair Travis Brust of the Williamsburg Inn, David Everett of Blue Julie Baxter Talon/Trellis/DoG Street Bistro, Tom Power of Fat Canary, Fleming Buck Uwe Schluszas of Kingsmill and Kyle Woodruff of Waypoint Lou Cale Seafood Grille, the evening is a gastronomic delight. Smith- Louise Canfield Wade Band and Kathy Combs provide entertainment. Margaret Driscoll Lindy Dunn Business Sponsorships start at $1,500 and include 2 tickets. Laura Geddy Individual Sponsorships are available for $1,000. A limited Monty Hargrove number of tickets available. Joe Harrow Karen Jamison Contact Janet Reid, [email protected] or Danny Johnson 757.253.1220 for more information. Peter Mellette Steve Montgomery Karen Munzel Sterling Nichols Michele Orabona Joe Poole Ben Puckett Clara Robertson If you shop on amazon, register to support Hospice Dianne Spence Support Care of Williamsburg here: Beth Stabler http://smile.amazon.com/ch/52-1289657 Leslynn Twiddy Amazon will give .5% of your purchase to Hospice House Linda Wenger & Support Care of Williamsburg!

*Donor list includes gifts from February 1, 2015—July 31, 2015. Every effort for accuracy has been made in the publication of this listing; in the event of an error please contact Hospice House at 757/253-1220. Donations to Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Donors to the Hike for Hospice are listed online at www.williamsburghospice.org. Maximize your gift to Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg with a Matching Gift!

You may be affiliated with a company that has a matching gift program, which may double or even triple your gift dollarsto Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg. We encourage you to check your employer’s human resources department or benefits manager. Some employers will even match donations made from retirees and spouses of employees. The guidelines, policies and procedures vary by employer, and each employer has clear guidelines as to which organizations it supports, and what the matching limits are per employer/per year.

23 NON-PROFIT U.S. Postage 4445 Powhatan Parkway PAID Williamsburg VA 23188 Williamsburg VA Permit 260

Upcoming Events in Support of Hospice House Please mark your calendar and plan to join us!

September 22: Fall Open House at Hospice House– Drop in between 4 and 6 p.m. Open to the Williamsburg Community. Visit 4445 Powhatan Parkway, tour the House and have any questions answered. Bring a friend! October 2: Men’s Charity Tennis Tournament—Ford’s Colony Tennis Club. Play begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. Silent Auction & Reception. www.menscharitytennis.com October 8: Men’s Charity Tennis Wine Gala at the Fresh Market 7:30 p.m.– 9:30p.m. An extraordinary evening of socializing, great food, and fabulous wines to sample. Tickets $40 per person. www.menscharitytennis.com December 10: Hospice House & Support Care of Williamsburg Light-Up-A-Life Ceremony 4:30 p.m. at Hospice House. Www.williamsburghospice.org/light-up-a-life ...Enhancing the life quality of living for individuals facing the last phases of life and supporting the people they love. www.williamsburghospice.org