We Are Excited to Announce Citrus Valley Health Partners Will Become

WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE CITRUS VALLEY HEALTH PARTNERS WILL BECOME

EMANATE HEALTH communitySame passion for keeping you well, with a more integrated and distinguished health INTER-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL • QUEEN OF THE VALLEY HOSPITAL • FOOTHILL PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL • CITRUS VALLEY HOSPICE system across the care continuum at Queen of the Valley Hospital, Inter-Community Hospital, Foothill Presbyterian Hospital, Hospice, Home Health and Ambulatory locations.

OUR NEW NAME IS A SYMBOL OF THIS POSITIVE ENERGY community INTER-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL •QUEENOF THE VALLEY HOSPITAL •FOOTHILL PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL •CITRUS VALLEY HOSPICE

CITRUS VALLEY HEALTH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2017 A LETTER FROM MICHELLE STODDARD Continued from previous page.

This annual report is a reflection of you—our obtaining city and state approvals for construction plans. community. Year after year, since the founding of (Please refer to Community: The Future on page 30 for Inter-Community Hospital in 1922 by Melisse and more about the project.) Mary Wittler, the continuing groundswell of support Recently, CVHP President and CEO Rob Curry from our community has propelled Citrus Valley Health announced Citrus Valley Health Partners will become Partners to reach the level of comprehensive care we ex- Emanate Health. The new name reflects the evolution perience today through our three hospitals and hospice. of CVHP, from stand-alone hospitals and a hospice to As you look inside, you’ll see our Honor Roll, our a health system with multiple ambulatory sites rang- stories of generosity and photos from special events, ing from an outpatient surgery center to an outpatient which all give us the opportunity to say thank you as we imaging center to affiliations with physician practices. showcase your commitment in 2017. Philanthropy and The name Emanate Health was selected following an gifts both large and small from individuals, corporations, 18-month process which involved an external and in- community organizations and foundations drive our ternal examination of the company’s mission, vision and ability to advance the CVHP mission of care. This year values. Interviews were held with employees, patients we experienced a significant boost in gifts from appre- and community leaders. (The word emanate means “to ciated property, a transfer of assets that has a lasting come from a source.” It seems fitting since the hospitals impact on our hospitals, while providing important have been a source of health for its community for de- benefits for the donor. cades.) More details will be forthcoming as the system We have a strong, vibrant community of nearly one officially transitions to the new name in 2019. million people in the East San Gabriel Valley, and As pleased as I am to share news of our achieve- CVHP has set the bar high when it comes to patient ments and future plans, it is really you—our wonderful safety and quality of care. As good as our services are to- community—that I celebrate. The work of the hospitals “Citrus Valley Health day, we know we must continue striving to improve. In and hospice is made possible by our talented physicians Partners will become order to meet community need and prepare for growth, “I’m proud to and nurses, hardworking staff and knowledgeable board known as Emanate we urgently need a larger emergency department at announce we are members, but it is your generous and continuing support Health. The new name Queen of the Valley Hospital. poised to embark on through philanthropy and volunteerism that will make reflects the evolution I’m proud to announce we are poised to embark on a a $25 million capital our soon-to-be Emanate Health shine. I hope you can of CVHP, from stand- $25 million capital campaign in support of this critically campaign in support sense how grateful we are. alone hospitals and important new building initiative. The case for support of a larger emergency a hospice to a health will be communicated in detail, and I’m confident, with department at Sincerely, system with multiple our philanthropic partners by our side, we will meet Queen of the Valley ambulatory sites, this ambitious goal. I promised you in my last letter Hospital. I’m confident, including outpatient I would share more details about this new expansion with our philanthropic Michelle Stoddard surgery and imaging and construction. Currently, CVHP is in the process of partners by our side, Chief Executive Officer, Citrus Valley Health Foundation centers and we will meet this affiliations with Continued on next page. ambitious goal.” physician practices.” Citrus Valley Health Foundation is poised to embark on a $25 million capital campaign in support of a beautiful new Queen of the Valley Hospital emergency TABLE OF CONTENTS department. A new CVHP Family Medicine Residency program began in 2017. 06 OUR STORIES The program’s mission is COMMUNITY: Investment, Commitments, Transforming to train highly competent Healthcare, Philanthropists physicians to provide compassionate, innovative, comprehensive and cost- 14 RECOGNITION effective healthcare, with an emphasis on patient 2017 Honor Roll, Legacy Friends, Gift In Kind Partners, and family-oriented, Endowment, Ways to Give, I AM CVHP community-focused care.

26 EVENTS The stories of generosity Golf Invitational, Autumn Nocturne in this report are inspirational! I’m heartened by the depth 28 FINANCIALS and breadth of giving Statistics, Financials, Legal Counsel and Fiduciaries from individuals, foundations, corporations and businesses, 30 ARE YOU WITH US? and community organi- COMMUNITY: The Future zations. As CVHP prepares for growth, 32 THE TEAM these contributions 2017 Boards, Medical Staff Officers, Auxiliary demonstrate the community stands The emergency department Presidents and Messages from CVHF Board Chair by our side.” at Queen of the Valley Mary Jane Bettfreund and CVHP President and Hospital is one of the busiest CEO Robert H. Curry ROBERT H. CURRY, in LA County and needs to PRESIDENT AND increase patient beds from CEO, CVHP 24 to 60 for emergency care. COMMUNITY: INVESTMENT Trustee Rich Jett Gives Time and Resources

Access to quality healthcare for the community is personal for Rich Jett; he believes he owes much to Citrus Valley Health Partners hospitals. Diagnosed with and paralyzed from transverse myelitis 25 years ago, Rich credits the physicians and nurses at Inter-Community Hospital with his ability to walk today. They cared for him as an inpatient for three weeks until the progression of the disease halted, and he became proficient in using a wheelchair. In addition, his parents received life-saving care at ICH, and his son was born there. Two of Rich’s grandchildren were born at Foothill Presbyterian Hospital, and Rich had two surgeries there. He is a grateful man.

In response, Rich Jett chooses to serve and to give. Since 1983, first as a member of the Inter-Com- The generosity of Rich munity Hospital Foundation Board, then transitioning to the Citrus Valley Health Foundation Board, and Gayle Jett demon- Rich has logged a 35-year commitment advancing the CVHP mission. Recently, Rich and his wife Gayle made a significant gift in support of a planned Queen of the Valley Hospital expansion. The strates the remarkable emergency department at QVH is one of the busiest in LA County, resulting in the need for a building enthusiasm they and campaign aimed at increasing the number of patient bed spaces from 24 to 60 for emergency care. others have in support of

Rich hopes their gift will encourage others to contribute: “Since Gayle and I were married 18 years our hospitals. The Jetts ago, we have both tried to help others. We believe in giving back, and we trust our gift will help those and all of the Foundation not as fortunate as we are to get great medical care locally. QVH is the answer for thousands of Trustees have my sincere people whose lives might be saved because of this expansion.” thanks for their com- Gratitude is Rich’s response to his upbringing and business success. Born in Los Angeles and mitment to advance our A daily huddle at 10:10 a.m. in the Queen raised primarily in the East San Gabriel Valley since the age of eight, he refers to his parents as “the mission and future needs of the Valley Hospital emergency depart- best and married for 57 years,” always setting an example, which helped him get back on track when through their diligent ment is benefiting patients and boosting he made mistakes while growing up. After graduating from Covina High School in 1957, Rich joined campaign planning staff morale. All available staff huddle the Army National Guard, retiring after 15 years as a captain. He enjoyed a successful career in and pledges.” for 10 minutes to address any immediate banking from 1960 to 2002, and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Alta Pacific Bank and 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 problems. Issues are resolved quickly Covina Irrigating, in addition to several others; Rich is an active member of the Covina Rotary Club. ROBERT H. CURRY, CVHF CVHF and patient satisfaction has doubled. Community support is the hallmark of any great hospital. Citrus Valley Health Partners is fortunate to PRESIDENT 6 count Rich and Gayle Jett as friends. AND CEO, CVHP COMMUNITY: COMMITMENTS Private Foundation Grants Offer Help and Hope

S. MARK TAPER FOUNDATION No parent wants to see their newborn whisked away to a neonatal intensive care unit. But when the need arises, Queen of the Valley Hospital’s NICU stands ready to give these tiny patients the best opportunity for a healthy homecoming. This critical level of care requires a cadre of specially trained healthcare professionals, plus the absolute best in technology. Thanks to a generous award from the S. Mark Taper Foundation, the 40-bed NICU has advanced its ability to treat oxygen deprivation in newborns with the acquisition of two CritiCool® systems designed to induce hypothermia.

Prolonged oxygen deprivation can lead to brain damage, resulting in developmental delays or more serious physical and neurological impairments. Oxygen deprivation can occur because of difficulties while in utero, during the birth process or after birth. Cooling the body to 92.3 degrees for up to 72 hours can help prevent permanent damage and reduce inflammation so that healing can occur. The CritiCool® technology provides a non-invasive method for precise and timely temperature control. We are really grateful the S. Mark Taper Founda- Anjanette Gaane, RN, Queen of the Valley Hospital NICU director, has witnessed the treatment benefits: certain babies gain a significant chance to go home with a healthy outcome, avoiding permanent brain tion took a chance on damage and spending fewer days in the NICU. This crucial treatment can benefit not only babies born our Queen of the Valley at Queen of the Valley Hospital, but those transferred from at least six local area hospitals. NICU. Thanks to them, we

With so many new lives at stake, Anjanette appreciates the support from the S. Mark Taper Foundation: can offer this important “We are really grateful they took a chance on us. Now we can offer this important technology to help technology to help our our most vulnerable population.” most vulnerable popula- From Friday afternoon yoga THE AHMANSON FOUNDATION tion. Babies treated with classes to advanced computer Technology—twenty-first century style—is alive and well in the Geleris Family Foundation Education the CritiCool® system training sessions, the beautiful Center, housed adjacent to the campus of Foothill Presbyterian Hospital. A generous award from The now have a significant Geleris Family Foundation Ahmanson Foundation has enhanced the education center with its support of new electronics and chance for a healthy Education Center, adjacent up-to-date technology for training physicians, nurses and staff, as well as members of the community. homecoming.” to the campus of Foothill Classes have begun in the five meeting rooms, the largest of which can accommodate 75 people. The Presbyterian Hospital, provides space is both comfortable and technologically savvy. The Ahmanson Foundation award supported ANJANETTE GAANE, RN,

2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 an important multipurpose necessary infrastructure, such as networking cables, but also important equipment, including servers, DIRECTOR OF NICU, meeting space with state-of- laptop computers and an abundance of audio-visual technology. The capacity to integrate technology MOTHER BABY AND CVHF CVHF the-art technology. into the classroom can lead to more effective teaching and learning, ensuring timely education for the PEDIATRICS, QUEEN OF 8 community and healthcare professionals alike. THE VALLEY HOSPITAL COMMUNITY: TRANSFORMING HEALTHCARE

The timing was just right for Citrus Valley Health Partners. CVHP’s mission “to help people keep well in body, mind and spirit by providing quality healthcare in a safe, compassionate environment” aligned with the state of California’s Song-Brown primary care residency grant offerings in 2017, resulting in $925,000 of awards benefiting a new CVHP Family Medicine Residency program for the East San Gabriel Valley. The Song-Brown program aims to increase the number of medical residents receiving quality primary care experience and train them to provide care in diverse, medically underserved communities in California. This three-year residency training program began at CVHP in 2017 with a first class of 10 residents; a second class of 10 residents started in July 2018. The program will reach a full complement of 30 residents in July 2019, when a third class of 10 begins training. June 2020 will mark the graduation of the first class of board-certified family physicians.

The mission of the CVHP Family Medicine Residency is to train highly competent physicians to provide compassionate, innovative, comprehensive and cost-effective healthcare, with an emphasis on patient and family-oriented, community-focused care. Residents have rotations at all three CVHP hospitals and see patients at two East Valley Community Health Center locations. These federally qualified health centers serve as model outpatient teaching sites and medical homes to thousands of individuals and families. Our goal is that family Resident training and outreach within our medically underserved population may include: visits to medicine residents homeless shelters and parks, participation at community events and health fairs, a month-long addic- complete the training Family medicine residents tion medicine rotation, high school and undergraduate student mentoring, and classroom instruction at with the necessary tools, receive quality primary care local high schools in diabetes self-management. experience and training knowledge and expe- Tracey Norton, DO, Family Medicine Residency program director, hopes the training program creates through a new, grant-supported rience to demonstrate a diverse group of primary care physicians for the future—a “pipeline of physicians”—who will stay Family Medicine Residency that practicing medicine in the East San Gabriel Valley community. Dr. Norton explains, “Through immersion and active par- program aimed at reaching ticipation in services provided by the community health centers and CVHP hospitals, our goal is that in underserved areas is diverse, medically underserved family medicine residents complete the training with the necessary tools, knowledge and experience to fulfilling and can make communities in California. demonstrate that practicing medicine in underserved areas is fulfilling and can make a real difference a real difference in the The resident physicians have in the lives of individuals, families and communities.” lives of individuals, fami- rotations at Citrus Valley Patrice Tully, MD, a current medical resident in the program drawn to family medicine while serving lies and communities.” Health Partners hospitals and as active duty medical officer in the US Navy after medical school, describes the program’s unique

2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 see patients at two East Valley training opportunities: “The exposure spanning the diversity of pathology, culture, language and patient TRACEY NORTON, DO, Community Health Center communities is one that few other individual hospital-based programs provide. During my time in the FAMILY MEDICINE CVHF CVHF locations. Navy, I cared for patients of all ages and stages in life, and providing complete care appealed to me. I RESIDENCY PROGRAM 10 believe family medicine is an ideal blend of the spectrum of medical care.” DIRECTOR COMMUNITY: PHILANTHROPISTS The Estates of Howard Hatfield and Kathleen Harland

One of life’s most generous acts can be accomplished through a bequest, the simple act of naming a beneficiary of a will or trust. Creating a legacy with a bequest benefiting Citrus Valley Health Partners was an important decision for both Howard Hatfield and Kathleen Harland.

HOWARD HATFIELD: A GOOD AND GENEROUS MAN Howard Hatfield was a resourceful fellow: He was only 14 years old (during World War II) when he gathered up spare parts and built his own automobile, fueling it with dry cleaning fluid instead of gas- oline, due to rationing. This launched Howard’s hobby of tinkering and living life through machinery, including his lifelong career as an aerospace engineer.

Born in Pasadena in 1928, Howard was educated at UC Berkeley, Occidental College and USC. Christopher Parry, a good friend and, after Howard’s death, trustee of the Hatfield estate, lauds Howard as an outstanding engineer, but has even more to say about his character: “Howard was a good and generous man. It’s important to recognize what he did for others through the gift of his life savings.”

Howard Hatfield’s bequest to CVHP reflects his deep gratitude for the care he and others received. Residents of Glendora, Howard and his wife Virginia utilized Foothill Presbyterian Hospital for their healthcare. Howard expressed a particular desire to leave a legacy to Citrus Valley Hospice in appreciation of their care for a friend. Thanks to the Hatfield’s advanced planning and kindness, both Foothill Presbyterian Hospital and Citrus Valley Hospice will have even more of what they need to continue caring for others. Howard Hatfield’s bequest to Citrus Valley KATHLEEN HARLAND: A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE Health Partners reflects Kathleen Harland, known as “K,” was born in 1919 in New Dorp, Staten Island, New York. Margaret Reiser and Pamela Sandon, K’s cousins, describe her as the smallest Harland in stature, but large in his deep gratitude for her legacy of a generous spirit and gifts to worthy causes. In 2017, Citrus Valley Hospice was one of the care he and others Citrus Valley Hospice is more the fortunate beneficiaries of her philanthropy through the K. Harland Trust. received. Howard than a place; it is a philosophy expressed a particular of care. These compassionate Educated in New York City public schools, K began her career with Caltex, a joint venture between Standard Oil Co. of California and The Texas Co. (later Chevron and Texaco). K flourished in her desire to leave a legacy to hospice professionals provide job as a procurement executive and remained there through her 40-year career. Personally, K trav- Citrus Valley Hospice in care with the belief that each eled extensively and was passionate about museums, the symphony and opera. Following trips to appreciation of their care of their patients has the right Tanzania and Kenya, she developed a love and concern for animals. to die pain-free and with for a friend.” dignity, and that their families Happiest surrounded by family, K enjoyed Harland family reunions in Scotland, Canada and Georgia.

2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 CHRISTOPHER PARRY, will receive the necessary After living in New York City and then Texas, K spent her final 32 years in San Dimas. Margaret Reiser serves as the trustee of the K. Harland estate and sees the result of her cousin’s lifelong habits of TRUSTEE OF CVHF CVHF support to allow them to do so. thrift and loyalty. Through her bequest, K was able to share significant assets, with her generosity THE HOWARD 12 reflecting the people and passions she held so dear. HATFIELD ESTATE $1,000,000 + Cuningham Group Architecture, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Uday G. Gadgil Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Watson H-Wave Jean W. Bardenheier, MD Mr. Eric J. Northern Covina Sunset, LLC Financial Partners Credit Union Dr. and Mrs. Humberto A. Galleno Wells Fargo Bank Mr. and Mrs. Don Ingersoll Ms. Lupita S. Barr Ms. Stephanie Oliver Mr. and Mrs. George Petrokowitz Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Medical Staff HBLA Certified Public Accountants, Inc. Interlang, Inc. Ms. Joan Barron The Omega Society The Gabriel Foundation HealthCare Partners DaVita $1,000–$2,499 IHOP Beacon Healthcare Center Ontario Refrigeration $100,000–$999,999 Sergio Go, MD Healthgrades Anonymous - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Podesta Mrs. Terryl A. Bollinger Mrs. Pamela D. Parkinson The Ahmanson Foundation Golden State Foods Foundation Ms. Janis Holody Abbott Construction Dr. and Mrs. E. Scott Isbell Mr. and Mrs. Tony D. Brassfield Sheri A. Pham, MD 2017 HONOR ROLL - Mary Jane and John Bettfreund Mrs. Elizabeth Gong Hooper, Lundy & Bookman, PC Affinity Investment Advisors, LLC Ivanti Ms. Anna Maria Calzada Mr. Robert L. Prior Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary ISU Christ, Spang & Capitano Mrs. Jean Hunn Mr. Walter Allen III Ms. Darla Jennings Carmack Insurance Mrs. Mary Ann Quay 1/1/2017 TO 12/31/2017 The Hollfelder Foundation Insurance Agency, Inc. IMEG Corp. Athens Services JTS Management, Inc. Ms. Deborah A. Chanen Dr. and Mrs. Ranga C. Reddy Queen of the Valley Hospital Auxiliary Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Baldwin Park Immaculate Heart Community Auxilio Dr. and Mrs. Naji Kandalaft The Honorable Sam A. Cianchetti Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Reinl Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ludwick Mr. and Mrs. Rich Jett Mrs. Jean Barrymore Lincoln Financial Group Citrus Pathology Medical Group Ms. Janet Rice Important gifts $50,000–$99,999 Managed Care Support Systems, LLC The JRS Company, Inc. Beacon Pointe Advisors, LLC Ms. Kerry L. Lucas Ms. Katheryn Cordero Mr. George J. Sehn and Ms. Frances A. Brunsell Estate of Kathleen Harland Mr. William McIntyre Dr. and Mrs. Gurjeet Kalkat Ms. Susan R. Bloom Socorro Martinez, PhD Mr. Bryan E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Smith from individuals, S. Mark Taper Foundation The McIntyre Company Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Kasamatsu Mr. and Mrs. Clifton C. Booth Drs. John F. and Joy C. McElwee Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP Steed’s Structural Excavation, Inc. Carl E. Wynn Foundation Pacific Western Bank Naim S. Kassar, MD, Inc. Ms. Norene A. Bowers Ms. Emelita Medina Enovate Medical Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Streeter foundations and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pedevillano Dr. and Mrs. Sanjay N. Khedia Brobeck, West, Borges, Rosa & Douville, LLP Menne Electric, Inc. Mr. Homer Escamilla Taco Bell - Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cook $10,000–$49,999 Pediatrix Medical Group, Inc. Mr. James P. King Ms. Lori L. Bryant MKH Testing & Inspection, Inc. Evolution Mechanical Bill W. Tang, MD, PharmD corporations have Best Formulations Regal Medical Group Dr. and Mrs. Martin S. Kleinbart Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Burke Monigle Associates, Inc. Ms. Sue Fernandes Mr. and Mrs. James P. Tavernier helped to ensure CBRE The Richter Family Foundation Anna S. Leung, MD California Healthcare Insurance Company Susan L. Montgomery, RN Mrs. Barbara Fortson Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Tolliver Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Christ San Gabriel Valley Perinatal Medical Group, Inc. LINET Americas CBE Health Solutions NE Systems Ms. Carol A. Fujii Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Trask the finest facilities, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Rajesh K. Sharma Lockton Insurance Brokers, LLC Citizens Business Bank Dr. Tracey L. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Gorrell Unity Church of the Foothills Stanley W. Ekstrom Foundation, Inc. Mr. Daniel E. Wood Dr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Lund Citrus Valley Hospice Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. Graceful Hearts, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bon L. Wells advanced technology Majestic Realty Co. Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert I. Martin and Home Health Volunteers Olympic Staffing Services Mrs. Sharon K. Griffitts West Covina Emblem Club No. 299 Morgan Stanley $2,500–$4,999 Medic-1 Ambulance Service, Inc. Ms. Judith I. Collom Mr. and Mrs. Craig Peacock Mr. Roberto M. Guerra Ms. Jann M. Wilson and excellent care Nadine N. Moseley Foundation A-1 Event & Party Rentals Medi-Waste Disposal, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Ian Pike Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall Mr. Ray Wilson North-West College Ms. Carol H. Ahmanson Medline Industries, Inc. Ms. Tracy J. Dallarda Pinnacle Brokers Insurance Solutions, LLC Khan J. Hameed, MD Ms. Shanta Zimmer that are the corner- - Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Fuerst Allied Pacific IPA Mr. Galen R. Metz Ms. Sally Delao RadNet Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hughes stone of Citrus Valley Mr. Richard A. Preuit Blue Shield of California Mr. Daniel Nash Mrs. Susan A. Delgado Mrs. Tiffany M. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter UP TO $499 Ms. Michelle L. Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Bollinger Jr. Navin, Haffty and Associates Diamond Bar Senior Citizens Club Reynolds Buick GMC Industry Property Investments, LLC Anonymous Health Partners. Vituity Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Borak Sr. Progressive Management Systems Dr. Irma E. Diaz Ms. Candace L. Roy Ms. Carol R. Jenik A-1 Home Care Agency Mrs. Mary E. Zimmer and Mr. Joseph Lucas Mr. Donald E. Boss PTL Insurance Brokers Donald L. Eads, MD Ms. Shirley Sameshima Mr. Terry J. Kilmer Ms. Edith Abad Jacqueline Bracy, MD - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pedevillano Entisys360 Scorpion Design, Inc. Aarti Kulshrestha, MD Mrs. Mary J. Abeling $5,000–$9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruncati Dr. Kuruganti and K. Vasantha Reddy Ernst & Young, LLP Mrs. Joyce M. Sellers Dr. and Mrs. John W. Lindberg Ms. Beverly J. Accordino Agility Integration Corporation California Domestic Water Co. Ms. Patricia A. Serio Mrs. Billie A. Fischer SGV Consulting Pathologists Medical Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Mathewson Mr. Joe Acosta Mr. and Mrs. Art Bereuter Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare Sidley Austin, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Smith Mr. Raymond A. Mattes Ms. Kathy Acosta California Commercial Real Estate Services Joseph A. and Katherine M. Castucci Foundation Southern California Hospitalist Network Foothill Transit Trane Commercial Systems & Services Mr. Thomas McGuire Mr. Reil Adalin - George Okita CCI Chemical Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Starr Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Fortney Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Tye Ms. Vicki McGuire Ms. Lori T. Adams Choctaw Medical Group Inc. Century 21 Citrus Realty Law Offices of Stephenson, Acquisto & Colman Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gardiner Mr. Leonard B. Weinsaft and Mrs. Sophia Lu MEDITECH Ms. Karen Agronovitz - Dr. and Mrs. William T. Choctaw Mr. and Mrs. Guy Christensen Suburban Water Systems Mrs. Marian I. Goodman Ms. Jamie D. Yamada Mr. and Mrs. Larry Methvin Ms. Rosemary E. Aguilar Citrus Valley Independent Physicians Citrus Valley Anesthesia Medical Group Dr. and Mrs. Dumrong Tangchitnob Dr. and Mrs. Ibrahim Hanna Samy K. Metyas, MD Mr. Joseph Aguirre Citrus Valley Medical Center Medical Staff Mr. and Mrs. Livi Dela Victoria TRL Systems, Inc. Ms. Leticia Hernandez $500–$999 Donald C. Miller & Associates, Inc. Ms. Debi Akin 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 CloudWave Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Duncan Mr. John E. Truax Ms. Susan D. Hollander Ms. Nancy C. Anderson Moore McLennan, LLP Ms. Irene P. Alas REPORT ANNUAL 2017 CompSpec, Inc. Foothill Credit Union Valley Orthopedic Associates Horizon Oxygen and Medical Equipment Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Anton Ms. Aurora Morada Mrs. Ingeborg Alber CVHF CVHF FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA, Inc. Village Realtors - Mr. and Mrs. José G. Gutierrez Ms. Melissa Howard Arbor Glen Care Center Ms. Christina Ng Mr. Sirtaj Ali CVHF

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Ehrhardt Ms. Vivian Fraijo Mr. and Mrs. Absolon Graza Dr. and Mrs. Sergio Hernandez Ms. Rene Johnson Ms. Loretta Layton Mr. Robert P. Macias Ms. Patricia A. Mendes Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred S. Augustine Ms. Marilyn E. Bradley Ms. Genevieve J. Castro Ms. Annette Crowder Mr. Gene Ekenstam Ms. Sonia Frasquillo Ms. Lorna M. Grecia-Frost Mrs. Shelley L. Hernandez Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Johnson Ms. Anh Le Ms. Gilda M. Madrid Ms. Gila G. Mendez Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Austin Ms. Diana Bravo Mr. and Mrs. Sony Cayago Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Crowley Ms. Connie Ekstrom Ms. Anjanette Gaane Ms. Margaret Green Mrs. Lupe Herrera Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Ms. Alice LeCaine Mrs. Doreen Maes Mr. Martin Mendiaz Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Avila Ms. Monique Bravo Mr. Arturo M. Cecena Jr. Ms. Karin Croysdill Ms. Aurelia Ellis Ms. Janice B. Gacchina Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Hewitt Mrs. Rebecca Jones David Lee, MD Mr. José Maglanque Dr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Menefee Azusa Emblem Club No. 325 Ms. Marie A. Breegle Ms. Judy Chacon Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Cueto Energizer Holdings, Inc. Ms. Masae Gaeta Michael C. Greene Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith Hilliard Ms. Kimberly Jordan Ms. Margarita Legaspi Ms. Helene Maldonado Ms. Annette Merrill B4 Development Corporation Mrs. Lucy Brejcha Mr. and Mrs. George V. Chadwick Mr. David Cunningham Ms. Vivian E. Engel Mr. Erik R. Gamborg Ms. Frankie J. Greenham Ms. Danette Hitt Ms. Lourdes Kaminski Ms. Nenita E. Leis Mr. Jerry Maldonado Mr. Brady B. Merzo Ms. Lydia Baez Ms. Jean A. Brennecke Rose E. Chamberlin, IHM Mr. Robert Curtis Ms. Elsbeth English Ms. Kim Gappa Ms. Rosamaria Greenig Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hodgson Mr. Jim Karras Ms. Debra LePoidevin Mr. Cecil Mallillin Mr. Andy A. Messore Ms. Sandra A. Bain Mrs. Vera Briggs Mr. and Mrs. David Chan Ms. Cecilia Daguro Cresencio B. Enopia Ms. Gloria R. Garacochea Ms. Holly Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Terrance G. Hoey Ms. Johanna Kelley Ms. Gim T. Lew Mrs. Pearl J. Malone Ms. Elizabeth Metallo Ms. Melissa Baiunco Ms. Shirley M. Brockett Mr. Ronald Chan Mr. and Mrs. Dante N. Damasco Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Enrico Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Garcia Mr. Alex Guerra Mrs. Joyce T. Hoffman Ms. Angel R. Kelly-Blaydes Ms. Angela D. Lewis Mr. Michael Mancuso Ms. Kathy L. Milam Mr. Uriel D. Baldovino Mr. and Mrs. William V. Bromiley Ms. Iris S. Chaney Mr. Fred E. D’Andrea Ms. Maria F. Enriquez Ms. Kelly D. Garcia Ms. Diane Guerra Ms. Jessica Holle Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kenney Father Eric A. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mancuso Ms. Julia Miller Dr. and Mrs. Dan D. Banh Ms. Donna M. Brotman Ms. Charoensri Chantarat Mr. and Mrs. Charles De Capite Mrs. Anna M. Ensign Mrs. Marissa C. Garcia Ms. Marcella A. Guerra Ms. Pam Homhuan Kessler, Schneider & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lewis Mr. Philip G. Mann Ms. Nancy N. Miller Ms. Joan Banks Mr. Gary D. Brown Ms. Nora Chew Linda I. De Long, EdD Ms. Mary Erichsen Ms. Mary Ann Garcia Ms. Sandra L. Guizado Mrs. Isobel Houghton Mr. Gerald L. Kettle Ms. Patricia Leza Mrs. Diana Manzano Mr. Steven L. Miller Ms. Mary J. Banton Mr. Kenneth Brown Mrs. Shila P. Chitania Ms. Gloria L. De Prima Ms. Barbara Erskine Ms. Ann G. Garner Michael J. Gurevitch, MD, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Householder Mr. and Mrs. Leroy E. Kiertzner Drs. Donald Ms. Catherine A. Manzo Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Millray Ms. Anabel Barajas Ms. Brenda Brubaker Ms. Jenfeng Chiu-Hugh Mr. John A. Deck Ms. Pauline Escalante Mr. and Mrs. Don P. Garwood and Lori J. Wynstock, MD Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoveskeland Ms. Marilyn Kilgore and Rosemary Liegler Mr. Rafael E. Maristela Mr. Aldrin Miranda Ms. Kristeen Barber Mrs. Sally T. Buckley Mr. Franz N. Chongco Ms. Donna L. Decker Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Minnie R. Gaudino Mr. Minene C. Guting Mrs. Ellen Howe Ms. Jeanne Kinkopf Mr. and Mrs. P. Liew Ms. Janine R. Markstrom Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Mitchell Mrs. Patricia Bargaehr Ms. Lana P. Burgess Mrs. Cinda M. Claprood Ms. Irene Deeter T. Michael Eschleman Ms. Cecilia R. Ghalambor Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hackman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Howie Mary E. Kirchen, IHM LifeLine Ambulance Ms. Alexandra Marquez Mr. James L. Moeller Ms. Joanne C. Barnett Ms. Sheila Burgess Dr. Janice A. Clark Ms. Alma C. Del Barrio Mrs. Diane C. Escobedo Ms. Diana L. Ghirelli Ms. Tina Haeussler Mr. Richard Hribar Mr. and Mrs. James D. Kirkgard Mrs. Betty J. Lightle Mr. and Mrs. Greg Marquez Ms. Yolanda O. Molina Ms. Mary Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Simon Burnett Ms. Joyce Clark Mr. and Mrs. Fran M. Delach Ms. Gloria Esguerra Mr. Gilbert N. Gil Ms. Kathleen A. Hagan Dr. Christine K. Hrountas Mrs. Linda R. Klenske Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Lind Ms. Sheila Marquez Mrs. Peggy Jo Monges Mr. and Mrs. James Barnhart Ms. Angelina Burns Mr. William N. Clippinger Ms. Linda M. Delacruz Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Espalin Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Gillum Yvonne Hagerman, RN Ms. Suzanne M. Hsu Mr. Michael Knudson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Linde Mr. and Mrs. José F. Martinez Ms. Elizabeth Montanez Mr. and Mrs. Evaristo Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Burns Ms. Marilyn Cluff Ms. Sandra Delahoussaye-Bonds Ms. Helene Espino Ms. Elizabeth M. Gilson Mrs. Janet G. Haire Kevin Hua, MD Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth D. Knutson Mr. and Mrs. Ken N. Lindgren Ms. Lisa Martinez Mr. Danny Montoya Virginia L. Barrett, MD Ms. Crystal Burrola Ms. Helen A. Coffman Ms. Nelia R. Delarosa Mr. Martin Espinosa Mrs. Bella Gitter-Stubbs Mr. De L. Halbert Ms. Angela Hughes Ms. Jean C. Kochman Ms. Patricia M. Lisberg Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Moore Ms. Laura Barrientes Mr. Robert C. Burrows Seth Cohen, MD Mr. and Mrs. Bill Delgado Ms. Rosie Estrada Mrs. Janet L. Glaze Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hamilton Ms. Jennifer D. Hultgren Ms. Wendy Koen-Burnett Ms. Lanling Liu Luis Wm. F. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moore Ms. Daniela Barrio Mrs. Maureen Buzzerio Ms. Darlene Coker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denman Mr. and Mrs. Tony Estrada Glendora Church of the Nazarene Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. Hamm Rizwana Hussain, MD Ms. Mary Konyalian Ms. Maria Llanos Ms. Rosalie Martinez Ms. Mary Moore 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 Mrs. Karen M. Bartl-Grammer Mrs. Alice Caballero Ms. Sylvia Coleman Ms. Cynthia DeSoto Evangelical Seven Star Church Glendora Woman’s Club Ms. Dawn Handy-Manus Illinois Tool Works Foundation Ms. Genevieve J. Koontz Mrs. Bettie Lobato Ms. Cynthia Martinez-McCauley Mrs. Shirley J. Moore REPORT ANNUAL 2017 Ms. Kathleen Bauer Ms. Janet A. Cabourne Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Coleman Mr. Macario E. Deypuyart Ms. Rae Ann Evenstand Ms. Gem Lyn Rose Mr. Muhammed Hanif Ms. Shawn R. Imes Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Kozaka Ms. Lavina Lobo Mr. Jonathan Marty Ms. Aileen Morales CVHF CVHF Mrs. Ginger P. Beamguard Ms. Irma Calderon Ms. Barbara J. Comfort Ms. Jane E. Dietzel Mr. Merlin E. Ewert Glodo-Nacorda Mr. Chukiat Hanvuthinanon Mrs. Leelama Isaac Ms. Susan C. Kozloff Ms. Patsy R. Lockwood Ms. Rachel Marty Ms. Odessa A. Morales CVHF

16 17 Mr. Edward Moreno Mrs. Pauline G. Owens Mr. Chandra Reddy Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Marian V. Smithson Mr. Thomas G. Tillotson Mr. John Watts Ms. Rita Zheng Ms. Lorraine Moreno Mrs. Donna Oxley Ms. Elizabeth S. Reilly Ronald P. Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Brian Snapp Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Ton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watts Mr. Robert B. Ziegler Mrs. Maria Moreno Mr. and Mrs. Joe Palmer Ms. Deborah Reiner-Pruitt Ms. Rosita C. Sanchez Mr. Michael Snapp Torrenueva - Beverly Hills Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Weickert Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Zisch LEGACY FRIENDS Mr. Darren M. Morgan Ms. Cindy Parra Ms. Kathleen Renner Mr. Max Sandoval Mr. Gerald Snook Ms. Ronda Torres Ms. Naomi Weingart Mr. Johnny Zuniga Ms. Leigh A. Morrison Ms. Cheryl Pascua Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rettie Ms. Chaiyakan Sangpayap Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder Ms. Irma Torres-Esteban Ms. Bonnie J. Weldon Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Patriarca Ms. Emma A. Reyes Mr. Scott Sansom Mr. Carlos Solis Mr. Michael R. Touhey Mr. Randy Weller While every effort has been Mr. Robert Mott Mr. and Mrs. James M. Patric Ms. Irene Reyes Ms. Jannette Santana Mr. Gus Solis Ms. Norma Tovar Ms. Zarina D. Weller made to provide an accurate Our Legacy Friends are benefactors Ms. Jeanne L. Mueller Ms. Cynthia R. Patrick Mr. Donald E. Richards Ms. Marie A. Sanvicente Ms. Laura Sosa Mr. Michael Townsend Ms. Yolanda Welsh listing of the Honor Roll, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Mugavero Ms. Tawni Patrick Ms. Mary M. Richardson Ms. Carlene Saria Ms. Lorraine Sostre Mr. Floyd Tran Ms. Jeanette C. Werrlein errors and omissions may who have remembered Citrus Valley Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Murray Ms. Jaci Payton Ms. Janet L. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Zamara Soto Mr. Robert H. Trench Mr. Sandar West have occurred. If so, please Health Foundation in an estate plan Ms. Pamela Myers Ms. Arlene Perez Ms. Eleanor F. Rivas Arsenio D. Sarmiento Ms. Ruth N. Spathias Mr. Albert A. Triay Ms. Kim D. White contact the Foundation at Ms. Suzanne Myers Jaemie Perez Mrs. Blanche Roane Mr. and Mrs. Gale S. Scalzi Ms. Pauline O. Spears Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Tronaas Captain William C. Whiteside (626) 814-2421. or who have made a planned gift. Ms. Mary Pearl Nacey Mr. Jason Perez Ms. Nadine Rocha Ms. Karen M. Schaefer Mr. Ronald G. Spence Mrs. Marjorie N. Trujillo Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Whittall Ms. Lynne A. Nagel Mrs. Elena E. Pestano Ms. Marla Rocklin Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe A. Scheffel Ms. Mollie Sperry Ms. Rosella Trujillo Mr. Anthony Wieczorek Ms. Wilma V. Najera Ms. Charlotte F. Pill Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rodriguez Estate of Georgia Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Spicola Mr. Sing Chow Tsang Ms. Deanna L. Wigert Ms. Barbara H. Narducci Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Piper Ms. Delfina Rodriguez Ms. Jane Schult Staggs & Company Ms. Anne Tung Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Wiles Choosing from a full range of Lt. Col. Eutimio S. Navarrete Mrs. June C. Plate Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Schwan Mr. Harold E. Staggs Ms. Shirley L. Turner Ms. Laura J. Wilk Nettle Creek Shop Ms. Alicia Pocha Ms. Mary Rodriguez Mr. Arther Scott Mr. and Mrs. Andre T. Stefanovich Mrs. Betty J. Umland Mrs. Barbara J. Wilkinson planning options, these individuals Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Newell Ms. Georgia L. Polak Veronica Rodriguez, MD Mr. Dennis H. Scoville Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stehrenberger Ms. Lisa R. Umphenour Ms. Laura Williams have helped to ensure that Mrs. Louise T. Newman Erich W. Pollak, MD, Mr. Zeferino L. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Scrivens Mr. and Mrs. Suwannee Ungphakorn Mr. Wesley G. Willison Ms. Shelley L. Nicely and Martha Pollak, DDS Ms. Marianne Roeters Ms. Jean Scroggy Thomas F. Steinkraus Miss Anna F. Urata Ms. Carole F. Willms the Citrus Valley Health Partners Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nichol Ms. Ethelyn L. Polley Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rogers Ms. Cynthia A. Serna-Tiner Ms. Carol Stickley Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Urlie Ms. JoAnne S. Wilson Ms. Kathy Nichols Ms. Kathryn A. Pon Mr. Jack Rogers Ms. Carmen Serrano Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stilley Mrs. Nancy M. Urrutia Ms. Josephine F. Wilson hospitals and hospice will provide Ms. Stacy E. Nichols Ms. Anne H. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John Setterlund Mr. Edward Stoney Ms. Joanne Valencia Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Wilson Mrs. Deborah Nicklas Ms. Nenita B. Porral Ms. Alicia Romero Mr. and Mrs. Jeff J. Seymour Mrs. Ellen Strazzere-Reynolds Annyle G. Van Mrs. Ruth Wiltshire excellent and compassionate care Mr. Barron M. Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Ross Porter Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Ronquillo Ms. Farzana Y. Shah Ms. Tanya Su Mr. and Mrs. James C. Van Eck Mrs. Marcia E. Winn Ms. Liana W. Njoo Ms. Myrna C. Portuguez Mr. and Mrs. Catalino Roque Mita H. Shah, MD Mrs. Rita L. Sullivan Mr. George W. Van Hove Mr. and Mrs. William Wise for years to come. Ms. Alex Novakovich Ms. Karen Praeger Ms. Loretta Rosas Ms. Doreen G. Sharp Ms. Teresa L. Swindler Mrs. Beverly A. Van Lund Ms. Kathi Wisner Ms. Citlalli J. Nunez Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Praxmarer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Rounds Ms. Helen M. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Tagami Mr. Jaime Vasquez Ms. Barbara Witkin James V. Bologna Ms. Audrey Oberdick Ms. Carole R. Price Ms. Cynthia Routt-Vargas Ms. Diann E. Shea Ms. Marissa Tamayo Ms. Evelyn F. Velasco Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Wojcik Joyce Chapman Ms. Frances L. Oertel Ms. Susan J. Price Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rubin Mr. Rocky J. Sherer Ms. Karen Tanaka Ms. Mariana Venegas Ms. Cheryl L. Wolf Norma Colby Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Offstein Mrs. Juliet M. Quinones Ms. Rheea Rubio Ms. Irene Sherman Ms. Lorelie A. Tang Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Vickery The Woman’s Club Dan Derby Ms. Yukiko Okada Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto T. Quirante Ms. Jayn F. Ruesch Ms. Carol Shevokas Ms. Yu-Chu Tang Ms. Alice P. Villa of West Covina Theodore W. and Jo Sargent Dutton Ms. Kimberly Olbrich Mr. and Mrs. John L. Quirin Ms. Rhoda E. Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Siemers Ms. Marlie Tavera Mr. Robert S. Viramontes Mr. Michael Wood Kathleen Harland* Ms. Joanne O’Malley Dr. and Mrs. Juan C. Quiros Ms. Edith I. Russek Ms. Maria Silva Ms. Leslie Taylor Ms. Paz R. Viray Mr. and Mrs. James M. Woods Howard L. Hatfield* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oppenheim Ms. Shirley Rabe-Dizon Ms. Deborah Russell Mr. and Mrs. Stuart J. Silverman Jim Teal, DDS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Visosky Mrs. Lois A. Woolverton Arthur and Sarah Ludwick Ms. Laurel O’Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Raglin Bashar Saad, MD Ms. Nancy J. Simmons Mr. Miguel A. Tellez Mrs. Carol C. Volpe Ms. Jonna Worland Donald and Virginia Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. O’Rourke Ms. Dolores Ramirez Ms. Christine Saavedra Mrs. Pauline E. Skeldon Ms. Josette L. Temple Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Vorndran Mr. Timothy J. Wrobel Gerald and Jilonne Menefee Ms. Victoria Orr Ms. Nanette R. Ramirez Ms. Rebecca Saavedra Ms. Gail Slack Ms. Alyssa G. Tennenbaum Ms. Linda C. Waddell Mr. Roger Wycoff George and Donna Petrokowitz Ms. Esthela Ortiz Mr. Pedro Ramirez Ms. Clare K. Sacoy Ms. Alisson Smith Mr. and Mrs. Greg Terlecky Ms. Kendra A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Wysocki Donald E. and Catherine E. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Steve Osbrink Ms. Carla Ramos Ms. Candalaria Salas Mrs. Betty M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George F. Terlip Mr. Michael Walker Mr. and Mrs. Gallant Young 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 Mr. Philip F. Ossman Ms. Denise Ransdell Ms. Amber Sanchez Ms. Dorothy L. Smith Mrs. Alejandra Tescher Mr. and Mrs. David A. Walters Mr. and Mrs. John Zagajeski *Deceased REPORT ANNUAL 2017 Ms. Katrin Ott Mr. Rodolfo F. Rapadas Mr. David Sanchez Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith Ms. Monica Thein Ms. Viviana Warner Joseph M. Zanetta, JD CVHF CVHF Mr. Burton Otzinger Ms. Evangeline J. Raz Ms. Loreta T. Sanchez Mr. Scott Smith Ms. Juanita M. Thompson Ms. Jo Ann Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Zeffer CVHF

18 19 GIFT IN KIND PARTNERS ENDOWMENT Thank You for Your Support A Philanthropic Tradition

Gift in Kind Partners provided invaluable AMR Falkner Winery Merced Medical Pharmacy Endowment represents an institution’s Anonymous Flowers by Robert Taylor Nettle Creek, Tony Baiunco 01 02 03 Aquarium of the Pacific Cris Frame, PGA North-West College support to the success of our 2017 events. active planning for the future. It is a HOW TO BEGIN: HOW IT WORKS: GET STARTED: Aquarius Casino Resort The Fret House Christine Ofiesh Mary Jo Banton Mitchell and Lisa Fuerst Old World Deli & Catering source of funds that acts as a financial A donor creates an Earnings on endowments To create a permanent, Jean Barrymore Glendora Country Club Progressive Management Systems endowment by asking that may support programs, named endowment in Art and Pauline Bereuter Glendora Pet Grooming and Spaw Red Hill Country Club anchor for a non-profit organization. the funds remain intact building expansions or support of Citrus Valley John and Mary Jane Bettfreund Healthy Home Solutions, LLC Jo Ann Redd with only the earnings may be unrestricted. Health Partners, the Beverly Hills Cheese Shop IHOP Dr. Kuruganti and K. Vasantha Reddy being spent to support a These important commit- donor needs to make a B.J.’s Restaurant Immaculate Heart Community Center OJ and Elizabeth Rodriguez Stephen W. Bowen, DMD for Spiritual Renewal Santa Anita Golf Course specific project. Trustees ments provide a measure minimum commitment of Buffalo Wild Wings Impressions Salon Santa Anita Park, Los Angeles Turf Club, Inc. of the non-profit deter- of financial stability for $50,000. Gifts of any size Ryan and Beth Burke In-N-Out Burger Patricia Serio mine a spending policy the future. The principal may be added to an es- Center Theatre Group Carol Jenik South Hills Country Club annually that provides for can never be invaded tablished endowment fund Dr. and Mrs. William Choctaw Ken and Bonnie Kasamatsu Carol Stickley a percentage of the earn- except under the most at any time in the future. Guy and Jeanne Christensen Jeff Klein Kevin and Jessica Streeter Classic Collectables & Gifts LA Fitness Tech Powered Computers ings to be spent, with the unusual set of circum- CloudWave LLJ Interior Design TGI Fridays corpus held in perpetuity. stances, and only with Charles Coniglio, Coniglio Wines The Langham Huntington, Pasadena Sue Thomas board of trustee approval. Corita Art Center, Ray Smith Los Angeles Arboretum Foundation, Inc. Tucker Tire Co. Robert and Lori Curry LUA Handmade Scarves Uptown Image Salon and Spa Disneyland Resort Art and Sarah Ludwick Karl & Carol Urlie Dorgan Legal Services, LLP Al Luna Ricardo and Margaux Viera Stanley W. Eckstrom Foundation, Inc. Magic Flair Beauty Salon Walgreens Elements Natural Foods Chef Gustavo Marin QUESTIONS? Holly Estrema Massage Envy, Eastland Center For questions about endowment or making a planned gift, please contact Michelle Stoddard in the Foundation at (626) 814-2421. 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 CVHF CVHF

20 Community generosity is critical to advancing the Citrus Valley Health Partners mission. Volunteer-driven Benefactors can utilize WAYS TO GIVE fundraisers provide the both outright gifts of cash Through smart charitable planning, you can shape the future of Citrus Valley Health Partners beyond what you opportunity for the and multi-year pledges to community to participate help shape the future. thought possible. A planned gift not only impacts your financial goals and tax benefits, it directs your passion to and give back to their local make a lasting impact on the people and places most important to you. hospital. Proceeds from the annual Shelly Houghton Memorial Walk-a-thon THE CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY GIFTS OF APPRECIATED REAL ESTATE GIFTS OF RESERVED LIFE ESTATE To create a charitable gift annuity (CGA), the donor makes a Appreciated real estate that is debt-free can be used to cre- The donor makes a permanent transfer of a home, condo- benefit patients by permanent gift of cash, securities or real estate to Citrus Valley ate a stream of payments and reduce taxes. Before listing minium, vacation home or farm/ranch to Citrus Valley Health supporting scholarships, Health Foundation. In return, Citrus Valley Health Foundation appreciated real estate property for sale, an owner needs to Foundation. The donor and Citrus Valley Health Foundation which enable patients with agrees to make stable, periodic payments (an annuity) to one or transfer the property to a Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) agree that the donor and the donor’s spouse can continue chronic obstructive two people (annuitants) for their lifetimes. When the annuitants or CGA that will benefit Citrus Valley Health Foundation in to use the property for their lifetimes. The donor continues to pulmonary disease have passed away and the annuity ends, Citrus Valley Health the future. This presale transfer qualifies the donor to avoid pay for maintenance, insurance and taxes on the property. (and without the ability Foundation uses the remaining funds to support its mission. the long-term capital gain on the sale of the property. to pay) to participate in a What are the benefits? pulmonary rehab program. What are the benefits? What are the benefits? • The donor receives a charitable income-tax deduction • The donor can turn cash, securities or real estate into a • The owner can choose one or more income beneficiary(s) for the future value of the gift to Citrus Valley Health guaranteed stream of payments for one or two people that would receive variable payments from the CRT for Foundation. for the rest of their lives. their lifetimes or for a term of up to 20 years. • This deduction will offset the donor’s future payments for • The annuity payments are stable regardless of changes • There is no capital gains tax to be paid when the donor maintenance, insurance and taxes on the property. in the economy. transfers appreciated real estate to the CRT before the • The transferred real estate is not part of the donor’s • The donor receives a charitable income-tax deduction property is listed for sale. estate, avoiding probate and possibly reducing the for the gift portion of the CGA. • The donor receives a charitable income-tax deduction for estate tax. • Annuity payments are partially income-tax free, often for the future value of the gift to Citrus Valley Health Foundation. many years. • While in the CRT, the property grows on a tax-free basis. If GIFTS OF APPRECIATED STOCK AND OTHER SECURITIES • If the donor uses appreciated property to fund the the trustee sells CRT property and reinvests the proceeds, Giving long-term appreciated stock or other securities to Citrus CGA, the donor can avoid the capital gains tax on the there are no taxes on the sale. Valley Health Foundation can be more beneficial for the donor exchange that funds the CGA. • When one income beneficiary passes away, any surviving than giving the equivalent amount of cash. • When one annuitant passes away, the other annuitant income beneficiary retains the same rights to receive the will continue to receive the total annuity amount. income from the CRT. What are the benefits? • CGA rates depend on the annuitant’s age. • The CRT gives the owner more control of the investments • When long-term appreciated stock is donated to Citrus • CGA programs are regulated by law and are guaranteed. in this Trust. Valley Health Foundation, the donor avoids paying a • CGAs are flexible and can be planned to meet the capital gains tax on that stock. Dedicated volunteers, donor’s needs. Payments can begin immediately or be • This tax savings makes the “cost” to the donor of the gift deferred until a future date, for a higher rate. lower than if the donor made an equivalent contribution

including therapy dogs like REPORT ANNUAL 2017 of cash. Sancho, give of their time • The donor receives an immediate income-tax deduction CVHF CVHF to bring cheer to patients for the gift. at Citrus Valley Health 23 Partners hospitals and hospice. I AM CVHP: THE CAPACITY TO GIVE Barron Nixon Goes Above and Beyond

Kindness is an action word for Inter-Community Hospital’s Barron Nixon. A patient transporter, Barron interfaces with patients every day, many times serving those who are experiencing uncer- tainty and discomfort. Customer service is what Barron enjoys the most, and he gives in double measure. His primary responsibility is transporting patients safely from one place to another, but Barron also gives to others through his bi-weekly contributions to the I AM CVHP employee giving program.

Barron has participated in the giving program through payroll deduction since 2001—his first year working for Citrus Valley Health Partners. Thanks to a principled family background, a compassionate heart and love for people, Barron has contributed for 17 years out of respect for his co-workers and the patients he sees day after day. “Participating in the I AM CVHP program,” he explains, “is my way of giving back to the hospital and to the community I live in.” There’s a feeling that emerges when I’m con- More than ever, philanthropy is vital to sustaining CVHP’s ability to provide mission-driven healthcare. Fortunately, generous contributions from community friends and benefactors provide important sup- fronted with another’s I AM CVHP: The Employee port for the work of CVHP hospitals and hospice. President and CEO Robert H. Curry acknowledges suffering; I feel motivat- Giving Program of Citrus the powerful message to the community that employee giving suggests: “Choosing to donate says ed to help relieve that Valley Health Partners. that you believe so strongly in CVHP that you are willing to support it above and beyond your every- suffering. In a small way, CVHP employees make a com- day work.” giving to the I AM CVHP mitment each day to provide program through payroll safe, compassionate care. Participation in the giving program includes employees from all three hospitals, hospice, the busi- deduction allows me to be Making a financial contribu- ness office and the 140 Building, demonstrating CVHP’s capacity to give above and beyond. Just tion through employee giving like Barron M. Nixon does. a blessing to others.” indicates a willingness to 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 The I AM CVHP employee giving program is a voluntary fundraising effort that gives employees BARRON M. NIXON, support the mission at a level the opportunity to make a financial contribution to Citrus Valley Health Partners hospitals, hospice PATIENT TRANSPORTER, CVHF CVHF

exceeding the daily work. and home health, or to the greatest need throughout CVHP. Please call the Citrus Valley Health INTER-COMMUNITY 24 Foundation at (626) 814-2421 if you have questions or would like to enroll. HOSPITAL EVENTS 1/1/2017 TO 12/31/2017

43rd Annual Golf Invitational 28th Annual Autumn Nocturne

With a front-row view of the Sierra Mountains, South Hills Country Club Oh, what a night! The Langham Huntington in Pasadena provided a offered a picturesque setting on June 12, 2017, for Citrus Valley Health beautiful backdrop on November 18, 2017, for the nearly 400 guests at- Foundation’s 43rd Annual Golf Invitational. Under the leadership of tending Citrus Valley Health Foundation’s 28th Annual Autumn Nocturne. Co-Chairs Adam Capitano and Ron Padilla, and thanks to the 120 golfers Thanks to the effort of Co-Chairs Pauline Bereuter and K. Vasantha Red- and loyal sponsors, the tournament secured $196,000 in proceeds dy and their committee, the Gala featured cocktails and dinner, silent and benefiting the hospitals and hospice of Citrus Valley Health Partners. live auctions, and entertainment by Mary Scanlon and the Flip Me Dip Me From left to right: Garland S. Dodoo, MD, Queen of the Valley Hospital; Jonathan Tye, MD, Inter-Community Hospital; Dancers. The program recognized the 2017 Citrus Valley Health Partners’ Samuel Naim Kassar, MD, Foothill Presbyterian Hospital GOLF INVITATIONAL COMMITTEE Physicians of the Year honorees: Garland S. Dodoo, MD; Samuel Naim Adam Capitano, Co-Chair Kassar, MD; and Jonathan Tye, MD. The evening’s proceeds benefit the Ron Padilla, Co-Chair greatest need at Citrus Valley Health Partners. Gifts pledged during “the

ask”—the evening’s special appeal—are designated to benefit Citrus Jean Barrymore Valley Hospice. John Bettfreund Andrew Buliach AUTUMN NOCTURNE COMMITTEE Debby Chanen Pauline Bereuter, Co-Chair Mario Del Fante K. Vasantha Reddy, Co-Chair Gerald Derbonne John and Mary Jane Bettfreund and Family, Queen of the Valley Hospital Auxiliary, Inter-Community Hospital Auxiliary Angel Hovanessian From left to right: Mary Jane Bettffreund Janet Hanson Jesse Larriva Gina Breaux Patricia Serio Nathan Logan Lorena Choctaw Michelle Stoddard Andy McIntyre Jeanne Christensen Jason Veazey Michelle Stoddard Xochitl Flores JoAnne Wilson Kevin Streeter Lisa Fuerst JoAnne Wilson 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 CVHF CVHF CVHF CVHF

26 From left to right: Adam Capitano, Ron Padilla From left to right: Auxiliary Bishop David O’Connell, “Marilyn,” Mary Scanlon and The Flip Me Dip Me Dancers 27 19,321 NUMBER OF PEOPLE IMPACTED

FINANCIALS CORPORATIONS FOUNDATION AND BUSINESSES DONOR FOUNDATIONS 2017 Statistics, PROFILE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

Financials, Legal INDIVIDUALS Counsel and Fiduciaries

Foundation Assets (Audited, in Dollars) Unrealized Gain on Investments Community Benefit Expenditures (in Dollars) Trusts held for Donor’s Interest (in Dollars)...... 829,756 Unpaid Cost of MediCal...... 64,391,000 for Future Distribution ...... 885,588 (Number of People Impacted)...... 4,236 Investment and Endowment Funds...... 12,147,724 Cost of Charitable Care Provided...... 3,029,000 Citrus Valley Health Partners Statistics Pledges Receivable...... 577,960 (Number of People Impacted)...... 137 Hospital Patient Days...... 130,581 Cash and Cash Equivalents...... 934,162 Community Benefit Services...... 6,428,000 Post-Acute Patient Days...... 18,758 Other Foundation Assets...... 1,087,542 (Number of People Impacted)...... 14,948 Acute Length of Stay (Days)...... 4.80 TOTAL ASSETS...... 15,632,976 TOTAL DOLLARS...... 73,848,000 Inpatient Surgeries...... 5,711 (Total Number of People Impacted)...... 19,321 Outpatient Surgeries...... 7,281 Revenues and Expenses (in Dollars) Acute Admissions...... 30,332 Contributions...... 2,694,046 Babies Delivered...... 4,944 Legal Counsel: Special Event Net Revenue...... 560,983 Emergency Department Visits...... 149,709 Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, Los Angeles, CA Rental Income...... 24,825 Home Care Visits...... 26,025 Revenue from Investments...... 166,315 Hospice Days Admission...... 533 Fiduciaries: Planned Gift Expectancies (Face Value) ...... 553,734 Hospice Days Discharges...... 523 Investment Counselors and Trust TOTAL REVENUES...... 3,999,903 . & Annuity Investment Managers: Foundation Donor Profile Beacon Point Advisors, Newport Beach, CA Corporations and Businesses (11.7%)...... 130 Operating Expenses (in Dollars) Morgan Stanley, Brea, CA Community Organizations (.5%)...... 6 Fundraising Expenses...... 420,888 Independent Auditors: Foundations (1.3%)...... 14 Management and General Expenses...... 686,712 Ernst & Young, Los Angeles, CA Individuals (86.5%)...... 963 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES...... 1,107,600 TOTAL (100%)...... 1,113 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 Federal Tax I.D. #95-2534063 REPORT ANNUAL 2017

Cost of Fundraising vs. Total Revenue...... 27.69% CVHF CVHF CVHF CVHF

($1,107,600/$3,999,903) 28 29 Super-focused Kevin Streeter, RN, chief nursing officer and clinical executive, is ready with energy and commitment to ensure even greater access to emergency services at Queen of the Valley Hospital. With strong community COMMUNITY: THE FUTURE support, Citrus Valley Health Sergio Hernandez, MD, is hoping for more. More patient beds. More triage areas. More treatment Partners—soon to be known as rooms. And more space for the medical and nursing staff. Dr. Hernandez, CVHP medical director Emanate Health—is poised to of emergency services, is committed to meeting the East San Gabriel Valley’s growing need for invest in a beautiful new emergency care, especially at the busy Queen of the Valley Hospital in West Covina. He is not alone. emergency department. According to Robert Curry, CVHP president and CEO, the current emergency department at QVH is one of the busiest in LA County and is drastically undersized at 24 beds. To prepare the department for the current community need and for continued growth of a predicted 30% increase in emergency visits over the next decade, the Queen of the Valley emergency department needs to be much larger, up to a total of 60 patient bed spaces.

The time has arrived when hope turns into action. The leadership of Citrus Valley Health Partners has This is my community. a steady eye on the future and has already reinvested tens of millions of dollars into infrastructure, They deserve the best. advanced technology and medical talent. Specifically, now it is “the Queen’s” turn for significant Right now, we strive to investment and advancements, bringing best-in-class emergency care to the wonderful community provide excellent care, of families and neighbors who call West Covina and the East San Gabriel Valley their home. but our emergency Citrus Valley Health Foundation is poised to embark on a $25 million capital campaign in support of services are limited by this important building initiative—a beautiful new Queen of the Valley Hospital emergency depart- size and the age of the ment. Further details explaining the case for support will be communicated on a regular basis, but obtaining city and state approvals for construction plans has already begun. current Queen of the Valley facility.” We know this vision is attainable, if we work together. Together we can build something even more substantial than a structure. Working with our community partners and friends, we can ensure the 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 SERGIO HERNANDEZ, MD same safe and compassionate care we would wish for our own families extends to everyone who CVHP MEDICAL

CVHF CVHF comes to us in need. DIRECTOR OF 30 The future is now. Are you with us? EMERGENCY SERVICES THANK YOU!

2017 CITRUS VALLEY HEALTH CITRUS VALLEY HEALTH PARTNERS CITRUS VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER 2017 Boards, FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017-2018 MEDICAL STAFF OFFICERS Mary Jane Bettfreund, Chair Walter Allen III, Chair Benjamin Shwachman, MD Medical Staff Lisa Fuerst, Vice Chair Gary Mathewson, Vice Chair Chief of Staff José G. Gutierrez, Treasurer Clifford Christ, Treasurer Subhash Dhand, MD Officers and Michael J. Starr, Secretary Patricia Hanes, PhD, Secretary Chief of Staff Elect Auxiliary Robinson Baron, MD Jean Barrymore Mary Jane Bettfreund Past Chief of Staff Presidents Pauline Bereuter Bernard Bollinger Jr., Esq. Dumrong Tangchitnob, MD Harold J. Borak Sr. Harold J. Borak Sr. Secretary/Treasurer Jacqueline Bracy, MD Donald Edwin Boss, Esq. Adam Capitano Thomas O. Bryan, MD FOOTHILL PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL Robert H. Curry, President & CEO, CVHP Robert H. Curry, President & CEO, CVHP MEDICAL STAFF OFFICERS Uday Gadgil, MD Subhash Dhand, MD Naji Kandalaft, MD Rich Jett Robert E. Duncan Chief of Staff Kenneth Kasamatsu George Ferenczi, MD Eugene Pocock, MD Sanjay Khedia, MD Mary Kirchen, IHM Chief of Staff Elect J. Kenneth Lund, PhD Anna Leung, MD Jeffrey Shapiro, MD Gilbert Martin, MD Arthur J. Ludwick Past Chief of Staff Andrew McIntyre Philip Maldonado, DDS Raffi Hodikian, MD Richard Pedevillano Raymond Mattes, IHM, DMin Secretary/Treasurer K. Vasantha Reddy Eugene Pocock, MD Gurjeet Kalkat, MD Patricia Serio O.J. Rodriguez Medical Director Drexel L. Smith Sharon Yee, MD Michelle Stoddard, CEO, CVHF Dumrong Tangchitnob, MD

AUXILIARY PRESIDENTS Janice Clark, PhD, President Inter-Community Hospital Auxiliary Bonnie Kasamatsu, President Queen of the Valley Hospital Auxiliary Bonnie Singleton, President Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2017 CVHF CVHF

33 A LETTER FROM MARY JANE BETTFREUND A LETTER FROM ROBERT H. CURRY

I consider myself fortunate to serve as the Board Chair for Citrus Valley Health The Citrus Valley Health Foundation Annual Report is a wonderful opportunity to Foundation. It is a privilege! A Foundation is only as good as its people, and I am blessed to share what we have accomplished thanks to you and your families’ support and generosi- serve alongside my fellow trustees and friends. It is humbling to be in the company of such ty. At Citrus Valley Health Partners, our physicians, nurses and staff want the best for our accomplished volunteers, in addition to being supported by a remarkable fundraising staff community and we appreciate that you come to us for care when you need it most. and a generous community. So, it is with gratitude that I write this note of thanks. Reflecting upon our accomplishments and growth during 2017 and the beginning Special events at Citrus Valley Health Foundation exhibit a winning combination of of 2018, I’m proud of the recognition received from numerous organizations for our fun and success. Kudos to the volunteer leadership, including event chairs and committee clinical excellence. We continued to expand our services and footprint across the members, as well as loyal sponsors and guests! Their enthusiasm and skill produced another region, with the acquisition of physician practices, an imaging center, office buildings year of popular and profitable fundraisers. We opened our 2017 season with the 43rd and more. But, what I’m especially proud of is what we have accomplished due to the Annual Golf Invitational in June. This day of sport and philanthropy is always an enjoyable remarkable support of our community benefactors and friends. and purposeful outing for our golfing enthusiasts. The stories of generosity in this report are inspirational! I’m heartened by the depth What a grand night it was for our Gala in November—the 28th Annual Autumn and breadth of giving from individuals, foundations, corporations and businesses, and Nocturne! It is heartwarming to experience the community’s support of our hospitals’ community organizations. As CVHP prepares for more growth, these contributions greatest needs. In April of this past spring, the Friends of Citrus Valley Hospice present- demonstrate the community stands by our side. In fact, thanks to a commitment from ed the Craft Beer, Wine and Food Fest at the Fairplex Marketplace. Guests enjoyed an the Citrus Valley Health Foundation to launch a $25 million capital campaign, we are evening of endless tastes, along with music, dancing and a silent auction, with proceeds obtaining approvals for a much-needed 30,000-square-foot emergency department benefiting the special care of Citrus Valley Hospice. expansion at Queen of the Valley Hospital. My sincere thanks to all of our committed CVHF Board members. The Board has Looking forward, I’m excited to announce that Citrus Valley Health Partners is gained knowledge and a renewed vigor for our role as ambassadors of the hospitals. As we becoming Emanate Health! After a thoughtful process, the new name was selected anticipate new beginnings this year—a health system name change which better reflects to reflect our expanding health system and to better demonstrate the full continuum our mission and values, and a $25 million capital campaign in support of emergency of care offered here. The names of our hospitals will not be changing. Citrus Valley services—I am confident we will succeed. Health Partners is going away, but Inter-Community Hospital, Queen of the Valley Finally, on behalf of the Board of Trustees, the administration, staff and volunteers, my Hospital and Foothill Presbyterian Hospital names are staying. greatest thanks go to you, our community of friends. Your continued gifts and participation We have become a catalyst for change and a beacon of healthier lives. Our new truly make a difference. name is a symbol of this positive energy. It reinforces our dedication to the community and our passion for keeping you well. Sincerely, On behalf of our Board of Directors, thank you for your continued generosity and Mary Jane Bettfreund for being a friend to Citrus Valley Health Partners…soon to be Emanate Health. Chair, Citrus Valley Health Foundation Board of Trustees Sincerely, Robert H. Curry President and CEO, Citrus Valley Health Partners OUR MISSION. To help people keep well in body, mind and spirit by providing quality healthcare services in a safe, compassionate environment.

OUR VISION. We are an integral partner in elevating our communities’ health.

OUR VALUES. Patients and their families are the reason we are here. We want them to experience excellence in all we do through the quality of our services, our teamwork and our commitment to a caring, safe and compassionate environment.

RESPECT. EXCELLENCE. COMPASSION. INTEGRITY. STEWARDSHIP.

Michelle Stoddard Tiffany Ramirez JoAnne Wilson Chief Executive Officer Corporate Director of Senior Special Events Officer Elisa Becerra-Peralta Volunteer Services Daniel E. Wood Executive Assistant Carol Stickley Planned Giving Consultant Pam Parkinson Grant Writer Citrus Valley Database Administrator Health Foundation www.cvhf.org Follow Citrus Valley Health Partners on Google+, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or Instagram! PO Box 2499, West Covina, California 91793 t/ 626-814-2421 f/ 626-814-2455

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