SPRING 2020

Stories about your impact through Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation

RIANA’S 2019 STORY: Gratitude Report Finding light in the inside! darkest moments FEATURE pg. 4 More than hospitals, thanks to you pg. 10

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14 2019 GRATITUDE REPORT: When you think about being in the hospital, you might imagine Moments you made possible what it’s like to be a patient. But there’s another perspective to consider, the perspective of the patient’s family and friends. 20 2019 EVENTS RECAP These are the people who provide love and support. They help 28 2019 VOLUNTEER FUNDRAISERS  their loved ones get to appointments and navigate the hospital. 33 MEMORIALS, HONORS AND They listen to treatment plans and try to keep everything going at SHINING STARS home, even when they can’t be there. As someone who has sat in the waiting room, I have felt the roller coaster of worry and hope that family members experience. And I FEATURE have felt the relief that comes from people in the hospital showing 10 how much they care. Families on the 8 North floor of Marshfield Medical Center feel that comfort each day as they sit in the newly-remodeled waiting room with its new furniture and enjoy the warm colors. On Thursday afternoons, patients and families gather in the waiting room for Music Therapy. Music Therapist plays for patients in the newly- renovated 8 North waiting room in Marshfield Medical Riana’s Child Life and Expressive Therapies teams Moments like these shape the hospital experience for patients and Center-Marshfield. supported her throughout her cancer treatment. families. And they are moments you make possible.

In this issue of BenchMarks, you’ll read about moments that take place in Marshfield Medical Centers and outside our four CREDITS walls because of generous people like you. Whether it’s the moment a young cancer fighter shares a laugh with a Child Life Chief Philanthropy Officer Operations & Special Events PRODUCTION & GRAPHICS Specialist (pg. 4), the moment described above when a family listens to music in a waiting room (pg. 10) or some of our Teri M. Wilczek Tiffany Halan, director Editorial Staff Jody Day Maree Stewart favorite moments of 2019, shared in our Gratitude Report (pg. 14), I hope you’ll feel the difference you make throughout Major Gifts, Annual Giving and Planned Giving Cindy Esselman Teresa Derfus Brooke Wolff, manager Marshfield Clinic Health System. Brittnay Fortuna Kailey Alvarado Designer Angie Guralski Jinny Colburn Brenda Budi As we move forward into 2020, your support will continue to enrich lives in so many ways. Thank you for giving the power Taylor Hoffman Sheri Dick Mary Beth Knoeck Photographers of moments—big and small—to the patients we serve. Chris Dickman-Loew Amanda Lancour Mac Bailey Brit Heymans Anna Selk Elizabeth Olson In gratitude, Chris Kautza Bobbie Kolehouse Volunteer Services Jodi Larson Keresa Kilty, manager Karen Piel Melissa Darr Maree Stewart Jayme Literski

Teri M. Wilczek, C.F.R.E BenchMarks is a publication of Marshfield Clinic Call 715-387-9249 or 1-800-858-5220 Chief Philanthropy Officer, Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation Health System. Please send address changes to: or visit marshfieldclinic.org/giving

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Riana’s story: Finding light in the darkest moments

Your support for Child Life and Expressive Therapies helped Riana through her cancer journey

iana Huth is one of those very special people who can McManus came in, sat down with a somber and sincere look R light up a room with her smile. on his face as he told my family that I had leukemia.” You can’t help but get caught up in this 19-year-old woman’s After more tests the next day, Riana was diagnosed with acute joy, even during those bad, tough, dark days of cancer lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), a cancer typically affecting treatment. She played ukulele. She sang songs. She found younger children or older adults, so her case was rare. joy at crazy times. She did not let cancer dampen her spirit. “Surreal” describes those first few days, but the moment Riana If anything, her light would shine brighter than ever and it met her Child Life Specialist it became real, in a good way. still holds true today. “I had no idea what Child Life was before this experience,” Riana was a high school junior in January 2018 when she said Riana. “When I was diagnosed, a Child Life Specialist was noticed small red bruises on her ankles that traveled up her there to explain what was going on at the time and what was legs. A trip to the provider near her Granton home showed going to happen. She counseled me through it all and told a very low platelet count and she was quickly transferred to me that even though a lot was going to happen, it would be ok Marshfield Children’s Hospital. and she would be there for me, that I wasn’t alone.” Just a little later, she learned the bruises were petechial Marshfield Children’s Hospital’s specially-trained Child hemorrhaging, a sign of not good things to come. Life Specialists use medical play, art and music therapies “I just thought I was going in for a platelet transfusion,” said to support youth and their families through hospital Riana. “As I went up to the Children’s Hospital, everyone stays. They offer comfort, acceptance, and security for the there was already expecting me like it was a big deal. At families they serve. In 2019, Child Life Specialists helped Riana Huth, cancer survivor, enjoys a first I was very confused. After I had my transfusion, Dr. more than 8,600 patients at Marshfield Children’s Hospital. cup of coffee at her home in Granton.

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Riana and her mom Shawn have supported each other through Riana’s cancer journey. Music Therapy is 100% donor-funded. In 2019, Music Therapists served 3,500 patients, including 2,300 kids at Marshfield Children’s Hospital.

Riana and Music Therapist Amanda play Riana’s favorite songs together. Music Therapy supports mental, emotional and physical healing during treatment.

The Child Life program is 100% funded by donations to “The first surgery I had, I remember when we reached the Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation and Children’s point where my mom couldn’t go any further and my Child Miracle Network Hospitals at Marshfield Children’s Hospital. Life Specialist was there to step in,” said Riana. “She reassured Because of generous donor support, there is never a cost to my mom that she would be there and not leave my side.” patients to use this service. Child Life Specialists brought activities in daily, like card Child Life and Expressive Therapies became so important games. They drew with her. Mostly, they just talked, during Riana’s first months of treatment. encouraging her to talk about her diagnosis, treatment, friends and other things in her life. They became friends and mentors. The week of her diagnosis, a Child Life Specialist held Riana’s hand during the first surgery to place a port for After going home, Riana’s weekly chemotherapy treatment chemotherapy and sat with her during that first treatment. meant compromising. She often lacked energy and had to wear a mask to avoid germs during the most intense stage of After going home, Riana developed an infection and needed her treatment. another surgery to remove the first port and put in a PICC line. That was an 18-day stay at Marshfield Children’s Hospital. Three months after she was diagnosed, Riana attended her junior prom. “This was the time when Child Life was the most important,” said Riana. “I was isolated and didn’t feel like “My prom definitely wasn’t how any teenager dreams a I had any friends. If people had any cough or cold, they junior prom should be,” said Riana. “The week before prom couldn’t visit me. I hadn’t even told a lot of people I had I had an appointment to get chemo and the day before cancer at that point because I was still adjusting to how prom I had to get blood tests to make sure I was healthy life was now going to be. My mom stayed with me a lot. My enough to be able to go to prom. When I went with friends mom is like my best friend. But there were times when she for photos to be taken the weight of the dress exhausted me. couldn’t be there and it was a big relief for her, too, that I had to keep sitting down between pictures. We had plans Child Life could be there for me. to go out for supper but the food made me nauseated, so

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said Riana. “They were there to advocate for me. Most have become friends, not just people working in the hospital.”

Riana is now in the maintenance stage of her treatment and YOUR GIFTS AT WORK in May 2020 she will ring the “end of treatment” bell. She plans to attend college this fall to study music. One possible career? Music therapy. Child Life and Expressive Therapies “My purpose is in music,” said Riana. “Music gives people Child Life and Expressive Therapies help a way to express themselves and participate in the healing children and families cope with hospital process. Even if I do not go on to do Music Therapy, I intend procedures using medical play, music and art to use music for the benefit of others, to encourage other therapies. These services are 100% funded by people through music and reach others through something your donations to Children’s Miracle Network that has brought me through the hardest time in my life.” Hospitals at Marshfield Children’s Hospital and Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation. Riana will never forget her care team that has become like • CHILD LIFE SUPPORTS children from infants family. Riana often stops by Marshfield Children’s Hospital up to 18 years of age. even on non-appointment days to deliver treats and chat with the Child Life and Expressive Therapies team. They giggle, • Child Life Specialists HELPED MORE THAN 8,600 share stories, break randomly into song and talk about how KIDS at Marshfield Children’s Hospital in 2019. they will miss each other after Riana goes to college. • THE CHILD LIFE PROGRAM costs more than Riana and her Child Life Specialist McKenzie share a laugh. Child Life Specialists $650,000 per year, but thanks to your “It’s exciting to know that when this is all done, I can move stayed with Riana throughout her treatment at Marshfield Children’s Hospital. support there is never a cost to families to on with my life and that cancer isn’t who I am,” said Riana. use the service. “I would like to be known as a kind person, a joyful person, • MUSIC THERAPY helped OVER 3,500 PATIENTS instead I went to my friend’s house to eat and rest before Life Specialist came into the room, they made something someone who likes music and is passionate about what I at Marshfield Medical Center in 2019, including the dance while they all went to coronation. After a couple that was really scary into something fun.” believe. I want to take a bad situation and use it to help 2,300 kids in Marshfield Children’s Hospital, hours at the dance I got tired, so I had to leave early.” Music Therapy, a part of Expressive Therapies, also became other people using my story and what I have gone through, oncology patients and families in palliative care. Having the same treatments and procedures over and over an important part of her treatment. At least once a week, to educate and help others through hard times which I have Support Child Life and Expressive Therapies: took its toll on her physically and mentally. a Music Therapist would play music with Riana. After been through. I want people to recognize that they, too, can marshfieldclinic.org/giving/donate learning Riana plays the ukulele, her Music Therapist often get through whatever it is they are facing.” “I would get nervous and sick before every treatment, but left a ukulele in her room so she could play between their then I would think about the nurses, Child Life Specialists Cancer doesn’t define Riana. But with the help of her Child sessions together. She brought songs that were particularly and people who were there for me. Knowing they were there Life and Expressive Therapies team, she’s learned to define meaningful to Riana and they also wrote a song together. helped me come in and not be so anxious.” herself with joy, hope and light that will continue to inspire Like Child Life, Music Therapy is 100% donor-funded. everyone she meets. ◆ Her Child Life Specialists kept her smiling even on the most Board-certified Music Therapists support areas throughout difficult days, including the day she shaved her head to Marshfield Medical Center including pediatrics, oncology, prepare for losing her hair. palliative care and more. They use music to address patients’ “I was really in denial from the time I was diagnosed until I physical, emotional, cognitive and social needs. In 2019, lost my hair,” said Riana. “I always used my hair almost as a Music Therapists served 2,300 kids and families. shield I hid behind. My Child Life Specialist sat me down and Music Therapists and Child Life Specialists worked together told me I was going to lose my hair but that it wasn’t going to to use music to help Riana heal. After procedures, her Child change who I am. Child Life actually had a party for me when Life Specialists held her hand and played Disney soundtracks we shaved my head. My friends and family were there and for her because they knew those were her favorite songs. brought my makeup from home. As I prepared for shaving my head, I wanted to feel my best, even though I was still scared of “It really felt like Child Life and Music Therapists didn’t just what was going to happen. But as my friends, family and Child have to be there for me, they wanted to be there for me,”

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Highlights of your impact for hospitalized patients across the Health System:

Remodeling and building hospital spaces The 8 North waiting room is just one example of More than hospitals, how donations to Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation transform existing hospital spaces. 8 North was remodeled in 2019 thanks to a generous donation from Eugene Krutza of Rudolph, Wisconsin to include new furniture and wood floors, artwork, new TVs thanks to you and more. Donors have also funded updated areas in Marshfield Children’s Hospital, Marshfield Clinic Cancer Centers and other Marshfield Medical Center locations. In addition to remodeling spaces, donations also support building new hospitals. At Marshfield Medical Center- You bring the power of moments to hospital patients Eau Claire, donations funded the new cancer center receiving care at Marshfield Medical Centers and areas of the hospital. The new Marshfield Medical Center-Neillsville, set to open in 2021, will feature a new community Wellness Center, only possible with donor support, and Infusion Suite. A Child Life Specialist takes a child out for a stroll down the hall at Marshfield Children’s Hospital.

ach Thursday, patients on 8 North, Marshfield Medical to Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation support E Center, Marshfield, gather in a room to listen and sing each of these locations, which means that almost every Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals along to music. patient served at Marshfield Medical Centers is touched by at Marshfield Children’s Hospital philanthropy in some way. Marshfield Children’s Hospital is one They relax, close their eyes and smile. Some might even of only four designated Children’s forget for a time that they are in the hospital. It’s a special “Philanthropy plays an important role for hospitalized Hospitals in Wisconsin and one of moment of healing for patients and their families. patients,” said Teri Wilczek, the Health System’s chief only 170 Children’s Miracle Network philanthropy officer. “When a child interacts with a Child (CMN) Hospitals partners nationwide. Moments like these shape the care experience for Life Specialist, a patient experiences Music Therapy, a Your gifts help provide more than hospitalized patients. family in need receives financial assistance, a person 40 pediatric specialties to give kids Those moments are possible because of donations from battling cancer finds hope thanks to a clinical trial… all of compassionate, expert care they need people like you. those moments happen because of our donors’ generosity.” close to home. Donations fund specialized equipment needed to treat As Marshfield Clinic Health System expands its hospital Donations are important to fund new equipment, specially- kids. In the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), donations services to more of Wisconsin’s rural areas, donor support is designed spaces and support programs in Health System to CMN Hospitals fund NICView cameras. These cameras more important than ever to provide care beyond treatment hospitals. These services enrich lives in many ways, from allow parents in other locations to watch their babies in for patients. providing patients with a comforting setting in which to listen their NICU Isolettes. Your gifts also fund services like the to music, to offering specialized care that helps patients heal. The new 8 North waiting room features updates including Marshfield Medical Center hospital locations include Snoezelen Room, which offers a sensory experience for new furniture, artwork and a new TV. Music Therapy also kids and families and mobile distraction stations, which Marshfield, Eau Claire, Rice Lake, Ladysmith, Park Falls, Because of donor support, these places are more than visits patients in the 8 North waiting room every Thursday. provide sensory stimulation for kids where and when they Neillsville and Beaver Dam. Additional hospitals are hospitals. They’re places for enriching lives. ◆ need it. Using these stations helps keep kids calm when planned for Wausau/Weston and Minocqua. Donations they are agitated, experiencing pain or feeling frustrated.

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Child Life and Expressive Therapies Volunteer Services Child Life and Expressive Therapies rely exclusively Volunteers complement the care provided by hospital on donations. Child Life Specialists help children cope staff and are instrumental in helping to meet the needs YOUR GIFTS AT WORK with the medical experience using medical play, art and of patients, families and visitors. They shape the patient music. This service costs more than $650,000 per year. experience by helping patients navigate the hospital, giving There is never a cost for families to access Child Life comfort items and even providing pet therapy services. because of donor support. Most Marshfield Medical Center hospital locations Marshfield Medical Centers At Marshfield Medical Center, Music Therapy also is provide volunteer opportunities for community With your support, more medical center provided for patients. Board-certified Music Therapists members to give of their time and talent. More than patients can experience the power of moments. support areas throughout Marshfield Medical Center 750 volunteers serve across more than 100 areas in As Marshfield Clinic Health System expands including pediatrics, oncology, palliative care and more. Marshfield Clinic Health System and annually provide its hospital care to even more rural areas, your They use music to address patients’ physical, emotional, more than 90,000 hours of service. donations support building new facilities, cognitive and social needs. enhancing care within new hospitals and providing comfort when it’s most needed. Consider these ways to help:

The Children’s Lives Include Moments of Bravery (CLIMB) • EAU CLAIRE program provides emotional support for kids whose loved Marshfield Clinic Cancer Center-Eau Claire ones are battling cancer. (opened 2017) and Marshfield Medical Center-Eau Claire (opened 2018) feature Support services equipment, named spaces, support programs Belonging to a community is important to healing, which and beautiful artwork made possible because is why your gifts fund support groups for patients at of philanthropy. each Marshfield Medical Center. Support groups offer a • NEILLSVILLE network for patients battling a life-threatening condition, The Neillsville community will soon be home new parents, grieving families and more. to a new, state-of-the-art Marshfield Medical The Children’s Lives Include Moments of Bravery (CLIMB) Center hospital and Wellness Center. Donor Child Life and Expressive Therapies helps kids and program illustrates the impact of support services. CLIMB support will help fund a new infusion suite in families cope with hospital stays using medical play, the hospital so patients won’t have to travel distraction, Music Therapy and more. offers emotional support for kids to help them cope with a loved one’s cancer diagnosis through a series of group for infusion treatments. The new community sessions. This program is so successful that CLIMB facilitators Wellness Center will only be possible with in Eau Claire were invited to become national CLIMB trainers. donor funding. Help for patients in need Children in Marshfield also have access to CLIMB. • MINOCQUA A new Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua In rural communities served by Marshfield Clinic Health Other support groups include Women Living With is being built for Northwoods residents. This System, many hospitalized patients struggle to make Hope, providing women affected by breast cancer with hospital will include emergency services, ends meet while going through an unexpected health informational, emotional and practical support; Coping birth center and enhanced cancer care. crisis. Your support for Angel Funds and Compassionate with Cancer; and more. Donations will ensure hospitalized patients Care Angel Funds provides financial assistance for Other support services at every Marshfield Medical have access to support services at the patients in need so they can focus on healing. Center hospital include comfort items, educational hospital and fund new equipment. Each year, families receive more than $250,000 through resources and community workshops. Angel Funds and Compassionate Care Angel Funds. Angel To learn more about how you can support care Funds support non-medical needs like utilities, rent and for hospitalized patients, call the Foundation at mortgage, travel expenses and more so that families can 715-387-9249 or visit marshfieldclinic.org/giving focus on treatment. Compassionate Care Angel Funds help hospitalized patients offset costs of going home, including medical transportation and prescriptions. Volunteers serve throughout Marshfield Medical Centers.

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Moments of CONNECTION

2019 Gratitude REPORT

The moment children in Marshfield Children’s The moment struggling youth get the Hospital smile as they interact with a help they need… Child Life Specialist… Your donations provide mental and emotional Child Life Specialists 3,500 patients, support for youth in our communities. helped more than Thank you for giving the power of very day, sick and injured kids, brave people fighting including moments to those who need it most. E cancer, families in need and so many others throughout 8,625 kids, 2,300 kids, The Life Tools Social and Emotional than Marshfield Clinic Health System experience powerful spending more than received Music Learning program expanded to more moments that enrich their lives. Those moments happen 8,000 hours Therapy services . because of you. 10 rural school districts with patients and at Marshfield This program is funded by your donations. Your support ensures important programs and services continue families. Children’s Hospital. for them and their families. Because of you, people in our The annual behavioral health community rural communities get care beyond treatment close to home. ◆ Your donations to Children’s Miracle Network conference, funded by donations through Hospitals at Marshfield Children’s Hospital and Mike’s Run, provides free education and Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation funded Here are some moments support for families. 100% of the Child Life and Expressive Therapies you made possible in 2019: program. This program costs over $650,000 each year. Because of you, there is never a cost for families to use these services.

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Moments of HOPE Moments of INNOVATION

The moment a cancer survivor rings the bell to The moment new parents take their baby home The moment a child learns to walk again with The moment a family shares a hug after finding signify the end of treatment… from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit… the help of pediatric rehabilitation specialists… hope through a cancer clinical trial…

More than The Neonatal The Cancer Care and Research Center provides 40 pediatric specialties are 15,000 cancer Donations fund Intensive Care unit offered at Marshfield Children’s Hospital, one integrated care for cancer patients at Marshfield patients were cared specialized equipment (NICU) celebrated 300 of only four children’s hospitals in Wisconsin. Clinic Cancer Centers throughout Marshfield for throughout like new infusion chairs, 50 years newborns Clinic Health System. Marshfield Clinic exam tables, patient of caring for our are cared for in the Your gifts to Children’s Miracle Network Health System. monitors and more. littlest patients. NICU each year. You help give patients access to more than Hospitals at Marshfield Children’s Hospital provide specialized services for kids with life- 120 cancer clinical trials. Your gifts support specially-designed and Donations support specialized NICU equipment, threatening or rare conditions. remodeled spaces in Marshfield Clinic Cancer like NICView cameras which allow parents in In 2019, your donations of more than Centers in Marshfield, Minocqua, Stevens Point, different locations to watch remote live video helped provide cancer patients Rice Lake and Eau Claire. of their babies in their Isolettes. Equipment like adaptive bikes in the pediatric $1 million rehabilitation gym helps kids heal so they can access to clinical trials and research studies. enjoy being kids. Your gifts provide breast pumps, feeding pumps, Marshfield Clinic Research Institute is part of kangaroo and giraffe warmers, car seats and the Children’s Oncology Group and an active murals for family areas in the NICU. partner with the National Cancer Institute-funded Community Oncology Research Program. These partnerships give cancer patients access to the latest treatment options.

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Moments of GRATITUDE By the NUMBERS All of your donation stays local to support Whether you made an individual donation, gave causes of your choice at Marshfield Clinic Health in honor or memory of someone special, made System. This past year, your gifts of all sizes a legacy gift or attended an event, you gave the totaled over $6 million to provide care beyond power of moments to those who need it most. treatment for patients and families.

$1,483,467 Cancer Care and Research $1,051,645 Research $836,887 Patient Care Total 2019 donations $791,155 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals The moment a cancer patient who just lost her The moment a woman living and working in a rural $6,286,234 $589,670 Pediatrics hair receives wigs and scarves… area gets access to mammogram technology and care so she doesn’t have to travel far… $310,621 Education Donations to cancer care funded more than $130,000 for patient comfort items. Marshfield Clinic Health System’s mobile $117,347 Angel Funds mammography units traveled more than $1,105,442 Other Cancer patients at all Marshfield Clinic Cancer 135,000 miles delivering preventive Centers have access to educational resources, care to rural communities. support services and comfort items. More than 6,150 mammograms were performed and 38 breast cancers were detected. YOUR GIFTS AT WORK

Your support for mobile mammography helps keep three mobile mammography units on the road. FOLLOW US or See more examples of your gifts at work by following us at Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation Facebook: STAY INFORMED Sign up for eNews to get monthly updates from facebook.com/marshfieldclinichealthsystemfoundation Marshfield Clinic Health System Foundation at Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals at www.marshfieldclinic.org/giving/contact-us Marshfield Children’s Hospital Facebook: facebook.com/cmnhmarshfield

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Duel It Fore the Kids | Feb. 21 Raised nearly $32,000 for youth and 2019 mental health initiatives • Duel It celebrated 10 years of positively impacting lives of local youth and families. • Event organizer David Meissner spoke and shared his passion for youth and mental health services in the Marshfield community. Events Recap • Pr oceeds will help empower kids to change their futures and families to not feel alone when dealing with mental illness and addiction by continuing to support Youth Net and a new mental health initiatives through the Join us at our 2020 special events to support causes you care about most! Center for Community Health Advancement. Visit www.marshfieldclinic.org/giving/special-events to find an event near you. Over 260 attendees came together to laugh, sing and enjoy at Duel It Fore the Kids. Nearly $32,000 was raised to support Youth Net and mental health initiatives that will give people needed resources at their fingertips. Dueling pianos at Duel It Fore the Kids. Comedy Against Cancer | Jan. 30 Raised nearly $44,000 for cancer care • C omedy Against Cancer was generously supported by Rich Seubert’s Celebrity Trap Shoot | April 13 Nasonville Dairy and Roehl Transport. Raised nearly $126,000 to support patient care initiatives Trap Shoot. Nearly $126,000 was raised to support Child Life and Expressive Therapies efforts and the Eau Claire • T he night’s story of strength was shared by mother, • Rich Seubert’s Celebrity Trap Shoot was presented by Compassionate Care Angel Fund. teacher, friend, Marshfield resident and grateful patient Ho-Chunk Gaming Black River Falls, Ho-Chunk Gaming Jessica LeMoine. Nekoosa and Knutson Construction. • Our sold-out crowd of 360 attendees - sponsors, fighters • Special guests and NFL celebrities included Seubert, and supporters - braved -25 degrees to attend the event. Derek Engler, Bill Ferrario, Geir Gudmundsen, Brandon Jacobs, Adam Koets and Taya Wyss, Pete Righetti and • Share-the-Care, a way attendees could make a direct Dave Tollefson along with Rich’s wife, Jodi, and their donation, raised $2,150. Funds will provide comfort children, Hunter, Isaac and Hailey. to oncology patients with items like personal pocket books, gas cards, wigs, scarves, hats and so much more. • Amanda Shimko, Marshfield Medical Center Eau Claire registered nurse case manager, spoke at the event, • Laught er and support helps make a difference for the sharing the importance of Marshfield Medical Center– 15,000 oncology patients cared for at Marshfield Clinic Eau Claire’s Compassionate Care Angel Fund and how Health System locations. it helps hospital patients facing financial hardship. Over 360 attendees - sponsors, supporters and Pictured are from right event organizers Dr. Anna • Certified Child Life Specialist Kari Bluhm talked about fighters - laughed while celebrating and remembering Seydel and Dr. Jessica Wernberg. the impact of Child Life and Expressive Therapies staff those touched by cancer at Comedy Against Cancer. who comfort, support and educate our littlest patients Over $44,000 was raised to support cancer care and through difficult appointments and procedures. initiatives that provide the best experience possible for our oncology patients and families. • T hree themed cakes prepared and decorated by Seubert’s niece, Lucy Zaleski, were featured on our live auction and generated a total of $3,700! Over 250 shooters, spectators, sponsors and volunteers Former New York Giants players Rich Seubert and Brandon made a difference for patients and families during their Jacobs, along with their sons Hunter and Isaac Seubert and toughest times by attending the Rich Seubert’s Celebrity Brayden Jacobs, enjoy the Trap Shoot and support local care.

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Child Life Bash | May 9 Mike’s Run | June 22 Raised nearly $32,000 for Child Life and Raised nearly $28,000 for mental health initiatives Expressive Therapies • Event organizer Al Nystrom and Dr. Jim Mazza, • 2019 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Champion Noah childhood friends of Mike Hackman and his family, and Miracle Child Michael shared their stories of how Child thanked attendees for their support and passion. Life and Expressive Therapies impacted their care. • Dr. Justin Schoen, who chairs the Health System’s • The super hero-themed event was emceed by two local Behavioral Health Department, and Jay Shrader, Center heroes, Y106.5’s Big Red and WSAW’s Mark Holley. for Community Health Advancement, talked about community impact and services possible because of • In 2019, Child Life helped 8,625 children, provided Mike’s Run supporters. 36,036 interventions and spent more than 8,000 hours with patients. • A special congrats to first-place finishers Carter Chojnacki with the time of 29:51 and Hannah Dieringer Kapow! Nearly 200 guests saved the day at Child Life Bash, with 33:32. held at RiverEdge Golf Course in Marshfield. Bang! Boom! The super night with many generous heroes and sponsors More than 200 participants joined sponsors and raised nearly $32,000 to support Child Life and Expressive supporters to run and walk for mental health awareness Therapies. Donor support saves the day and helps normalize at Mike’s Run. The $28,000 raised will support countless children’s environments and reduces the stress Behavioral Health conferences, youth mindfulness and of so many medical experiences for children. Super hero supporters at Child Life Bash. social and emotional programming, suicide prevention Passion comes from the heart; Jim Mazza, Jim McDonald, Al trainings and other mental health initiatives. Nystrom and Mark Hackman, childhood friends and family of Mike Hackman.

Steven Meissner Memorial Classic Fore the Kids | June 11 Kids Duathlon & Hub City Days Duathlon | July 26-27 Raised over $56,000 for youth and mental health initiatives Raised over $18,000 for Youth Net • F ore the Kids was generously supported by • Ov er 57 kids, 92 individuals and nearly 40 relay teams premier sponsors Nasonville Dairy and Power raced to the finish line. Pac Equipment & Motorsports. • Firs t-place Kids Duathlon finisher ages 6-8 was Carson • Youth Net mom Rachel Stankowski shared the impact Vanden-Elzen who completed the course with a Youth Net’s social and emotional programming has on time of 8:42. First-place finisher ages 9-12 was Owen her daughter and family. Hoerneman who had a time of 16:03. • Ex citement was high when golfer Sam Jirschele landed • L eading Saturday’s race was first-place men’s finisher a hole-in-one winning a two-year lease on a Ford Jake Spaude with a time of 1:04:21; first place women’s Mustang from V&H Automotive. finisher was Kelly Ongna with 1:13:48. • Y outh Net serves over 290 children during the year and • In 2019, Youth Net provided summer and afterschool is located in the Marshfield Clinic Health System YMCA. programming to nearly 290 local children. Nearly 200 golfers and volunteers celebrated 14 years Over 200 participants, volunteers and sponsors ran, of Fore the Kids at RiverEdge Golf Course in Marshfield, biked and supported the Kids Duathlon and Hub City supporting youth and mental health initiatives. Over Days Duathlon, raising over $18,000 for Youth Net. This $56,000 was raised for Youth Net and new youth mental summer and afterschool program provides success in health initiatives. academics and education; community involvement; service opportunities; positive connections and Hole-in-one winner Sam Jirschele smiles with his relationships; and daily health and wellness activities. Big smiles from our duathletes say it all at the Kids Duathlon. prize from V&H Automotive.

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Golf for Research | Aug. 20 Auction of Champions | Sept. 19 Raised nearly $62,000 for adult and pediatric Raised nearly $230,000 for the National Farm Medicine cancer research Center (NFMC) • This year’s Golf for Research was presented by • T his vintage Hollywood-themed event, “Lights, Camera, longtime sponsor Solarus. Auction,” was presented by Miron Construction. • Golfers of all skill levels participated in the new format • F or the second year in a row, attendees’ generosity led to a of two-man scramble. record-breaking Fund-A-Need, this time reaching $52,500. These funds allow NFMC and Pittsville Fire Department • Kelly Bluell, Michael’s mother, shared her son’s brave to re-introduce the Agricultural Rescue Training Program journey with Stage 4S neuroblastoma. and collaborate on farm rescue and safety techniques, • Michael was able to go through a research trial for ensuring safety for farmers and rescue personnel. immunotherapy treatment and was only the second • Sue Decker and Team Decker Real Estate rose to child at Marshfield Clinic Health System to go through be a Champion Against Hunger after purchasing these trails. Thanks to that research those trial stages the signature live auction package and generously are now part of the official treatment for neuroblastoma donating to local charities. and other cancers. • T hrough our local communities’ support, NFMC’s team Nearly 150 golfers, sponsors and volunteers enjoyed continues to work hard on behalf of the agricultural industry sunshine and golf swings at Golf for Research at Lake Michael Bluell II challenges golfers to a game of G-F-R through initiatives like the Rollover Protective Structure Arrowhead Golf Course in Nekoosa, which raised over Grand finale winner Corey Brumbaugh (second from right) is (aka P-I-G) at Golf for Research. program, skin cancer screening, Farmer Mental Health First $62,000 to support adult and pediatric cancer research. excitedly surprised with his winnings. Aid and research on keeping farm families safe. This research helps scientists and providers find better ways to diagnose, treat and prevent all types of cancers. Auction of Champions took us back to a night fit for Hollywood’s finest! With much support, “Lights, Camera, Auction” raised nearly $230,000 to support the National Fore a Cure | Aug. 26 Farm Medicine Center (NFMC). Raised nearly $160,000 for cancer care and youth services • F ore a Cure was generously supported by premier sponsors Cruise for a Cause | Oct. 3-6 Ashley Homestore and Furniture & ApplianceMart. Raised over $92,000 for breast and prostate cancer • Dr. Kristen Iniguez, medical director of Marshfield’s Child research and mobile mammography Advocacy Center (MCAC), talked about MCAC’s mission • Cruise for a Cause celebrated 10 years of fighting cancer. and the impact raised funds provides Marshfield Clinic Health System. • T he weekend featured golf, Family Feud, road tours, car show, autocross, banquet with auctions, endless • Over $17,750 was raised during the fund-a-need to raffles and much more. directly support MCAC. • A ’79 mustang Indy pace car was given to Dan Neve this • In the previous year, MCAC saw over 350 children year and he rebuilt it for a custom Cruise for a Cause raffle. through the child abuse and neglect program and resilience clinic. Car enthusiasts nationwide headed to Wisconsin Dells to support Cruise for a Cause. Organized by Dan and Nearly 200 golfers, sponsors and volunteers raised Linda Neve, over $92,000 was raised to support cancer $160,000 at Fore a Cure at Wausau Country Club. Proceeds research and mobile mammography. What started with supported the Marshfield Child Advocacy Center, Catherine life-changing news continues to motivate Neve to deliver Fonti Angel Fund, Mobile Mammography and pediatric hope wherever he goes. Cruise for a Cause and Neve’s oncology care at Marshfield Clinic Health System. This Golfers enjoy the signature Chip into the Washer game. impact is a perfect example of what one person can do event’s mission is to fund better detection and brighter with the support of many. futures for people in our communities. Dan and Linda Neve (center) presented a check for $92,000 to MCHS Foundation for cancer research and mobile mammography from Cruise for a Cause.

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Y106.5 & Marshfield Children’s Hospital Children’s Celebrating Research Day and the Gwen D. Sebold Fellowship Miracle Network Radiothon | Dec. 5-6 for Outstanding Research | Oct. 9 Raised over $120,560 for Children’s Miracle Network Marshfield Clinic Research Institute held the first Hospitals at Marshfield Children’s Hospital Celebrating Research Day and honored Huong McLean, Ph.D., M.P.H. with Sebold Fellowship to advance research. • The 2019 Radiothon total broke the event’s fundraising record at Marshfield Children’s Hospital. • Each year, this $5,000 Sebold Fellowship is presented to a researcher or staff member at Marshfield Clinic Research • Donations will fund specialty care, lifesaving Institute to support research in his or her chosen field. equipment and support services like Child Life and Expressive Therapies for our littlest patients. • Celebrating Research Day was held in honor of the 60- year anniversary of Marshfield Clinic Research Institute. • 100% of donations stay local to benefit kids and families at Marshfield Children’s Hospital. Over the past 60 years, research has played an integral part in patient care, driving prevention, detection and A cheer went up from the volunteers and staff gathered treatment of life-threatening conditions and improving at the end of Radiothon 2019 when the record-breaking health. On Oct. 09, the inaugural Celebrating Research Day total of $120,560 was announced. Over the two days, highlighted the importance of research at Marshfield Clinic hundreds of donors called in and donated online to Research Institute, celebrated the anniversary milestone support compassionate, expert care for local sick and and honored those who make research possible. The all- injured kids. Listeners tuned in to hear Miracle Children, day event featured presentations showing the breadth and Child Life Specialists, Music Therapists and families share depth of research at Marshfield Clinic Research Institute. how donations to CMN Hospitals at Marshfield Children’s The day culminated with presentation of the Gwen D. D. David (Dewey) Sebold and Dani Sebold (at left) with Huong Hospital make a difference. Volunteers, kids, Child Life Specialists, staff and the Y106.5 team gather to reveal the record-breaking $120,560 raised Sebold Fellowship for Outstanding Research to Huong McLean, Ph.D., M.P.H., the 2019 Gwen D. Sebold Fellowship during the two days of Radiothon. McLean, Ph.D., M.P.H. This $5,000 fellowship has been for Outstanding Research recipient, and her family. given annually by D. David “Dewey” Sebold since 1988 to Donor recognition events recognize an outstanding medical researcher and support continued research in his or her field. McLean is the 32nd researcher to receive the Fellowship. Spirit of Giving | May 22 Honored individuals, volunteer fundraisers and organizations providing extraordinary support for the Health System’s mission, including: • Legacy of Philanthropy – Floyd and Patricia Hamus • Outs tanding Philanthropic Organization – Forward Bank • Outs tanding Volunteer Fundraiser – Snoopy Pole Classic Over 150 supporters, friends and families who gathered for the 2019 Spirit of Giving Awards weren’t there for the recognition. They were there to celebrate enriching lives in the communities we serve. This year’s event, held in the Froehlke Auditorium at Marshfield Medical Center in Marshfield, included the Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser award to Snoopy Pole Classic; the Outstanding Philanthropic Organization Award went to Forward Bank; and the Legacy of Philanthropy Award to Floyd and Patricia Hamus. Floyd Hamus talks about his family’s passion for giving back during the 2019 Spirit of Giving Awards. His wife, Patricia, watches with Dr. Susan Turney, Marshfield Clinic Health System CEO.

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19. SNOOP Y POLE CLASSIC • 23. COLORAMA EXHIBIT & 28. ICE COLD BEER FEST • 32. LAKELAND UNION HIGH SCHOOL 37. PEDAL FOR A CURE • 42. SKI FOR SUPPORT • ALTOONA STEVENS POINT $7,853 for ART SALE • ST. GERMAIN MINOCQUA $4,000 for STRIKEOUT CANCER BASEBALL STEVENS POINT $12,232 for $805 for Eau Claire cancer care Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals $1,000 for cancer care and research Northwoods cancer care TOURNAMENT • MINOCQUA neurological and stroke disorders at Marshfield Children’s Hospital $600 for Cancer research research, Multiple Sclerosis research 43. SOCK HOP FOR HOSPICE • 24. CRUISING FOR CONNOR • 29. GREENW OOD HIGH SCHOOL RICE LAKE $11,375 for hospice 20. SPRING FLING • BAKERVILLE NEBRASKA $12,000 for Bardet- I’M TOUGHER THAN CANCER 33. LINCOLN COUNTY RODEO 38. POLAR BEAR JUMP • NEKOOSA care and services $1,760 for Children’s Miracle Biedl Syndrome research and care VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT • ASSN • MERRILL $2,700 for $21,078 for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals at Marshfield GREENWOOD $1,245 for cancer Wausau/Weston cancer care Network Hospitals at Marshfield 44. SP ASH COLOR RUN • STEVENS Children’s Hospital 25. DIG FOR A CURE care and research Children’s Hospital POINT $4,384 for Stevens Point $1,250 for cancer research 34. MARSHFIELD YOUTH HOCKEY cancer care 21. UW SP DANCE MARATHON • 30. JUNCTION CITY CANDLELIGHT ASSOCIATION • MARSHFIELD 39. PRETTY IN PINK • WITTENBERG STEVENS POINT $780 for Children’s 26. EA U CLAIRE NORTH HIGH WALK • JUNCTION CITY $268 for cancer care and research $12,000 for Cancer care and research 45. STOMPING ALL OVER CANCER Miracle Network Hospitals at SCHOOL HOOPS FOR HOPE • $5,400 for Krause Family $575 for cancer care and research Marshfield Children’s Hospital EAU CLAIRE $615 for Cancer Pediatric Cancer Angel Fund 35. NORTHW OODS CRUISE 40. RIDIN’ FOR A REASON • care and research FOR CANCER • MINOCQUA EAU CLAIRE $31,600 for 46. T APPING INTO THE 22. C OLBY CHRYSLER 31. KICKIN’ OUT CANCER KICKBALL $10,000 for Northwoods cancer care mobile mammography COMMUNITY • EAU CALIRE $348 for Eau Claire cancer care BREAST CANCER AWARENESS 27. HOO TEN BEAMERS CHARITY TOURNAMENT • STEVENS POINT RAFFLE $600 for Children’s 36. P AINT THE TOWN PINK • 41. FORE ROGER GOLF MONTH • COLBY $1,000 for $325 for cancer research 47. THROUGH NORA’S EYES • cancer care and research Miracle Network Hospitals at CHIPPEWA FALLS $90 for OUTING • MARSHFIELD $28,296 Marshfield Children’s Hospital Eau Claire cancer care for neurological disorder and stroke BURLINGTON $3,000 for Bardet- research, Alzheimer’s research Biedl Syndrome research and care

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Every day, friends of Marshfield Clinic Health System remember and honor relatives 38 and others by making contributions that support the mission of enriching lives through patient care, research and education. Memorial and honor gifts made from January 1 - December 31, 2019 include:

IN MEMORY OF Catherine Benson Brian P. Brunner Thomas H. Crary Timmy Jim Benson Phyllis Brunner Linda Crass Julie Abel Ralph Benson Thomas L. Brunstad Sophia Dammann Lee J. Accola Steven B. Benson Michael Buchkowski George Daniels Jonathan Adler Ron Beranek Donald Budnick Sue Daniels Jordan Adler Donald Berg David Buehler Donna E. David 35 Lloyd P. Adler Robert Berglund Joan Bugarin Bill Dawson Terrence Adler Katy Bergren Percy F. Bump, Jr. Bradley J. Day David H. Albert Evelyn and Lloyd Berry Marilyn A. Burkart Danielle L. De Jarlais All Loved Kids Lou Ann M. Best Dr. John L. & Mrs. H. Melody Delzer William “Bill” Allen Genevieve Betker Pauline Burns Theo den Otter Robert Altmann Joy Bigelow William Stephen Burns Linda Desormeaux Ronald Altmann Lawrence & Wilma Billings Dr. Raymond E. Burrill Linda M. Desormeaux Lt. Col. Eldon B. Andersen Dawn M. Binning Henry Bush Harlan DeVries Kara Sue Andersen Michael William Bishop Roger B. Bymers Mary Beth Dickinson Patricia L. Anderson Harold & Joan Bizer Jim & Nancy Carland Sarah Eudora Dix Roger Anderson Mike Blackwood Orville Carlson Megan Drendel 43 39 Joe & Donna Arbelovsky Vlasta Valenta Blaha Tony Carolfi Richard A. Drexler Steven Arendt Ben Block Violet Carolfi Irene Duerr Joan Arneson Peggy Bloedorn-Michalski Arlene Carroll Jeffrey D. Duerr Sylvia Arneson Jeanette A. Bohman Timothy Carroll Martha Dugan Donald J. Artz Joseph Jr. & Margaret C. Sandra Castanon Joseph & Rosemary Durch Shirley Ashenberg Bohman Lillian Caswell Linda C. Dustan Irban R. Aumann Marvin Bohman Jeremy Chaffin Leonard/Maxine Dutilly 48. ZUMBATHON • MARSHFIELD 51. SPENCER HIGH SCHOOL PINK 55. NASONVILLE HOLIDAY SHOP • Mary Leila Ayers William & Marie Bohman Sharon Cherek Patricia A. Edblom $526 for Krause Family Pediatric “FIGHT NIGHT” VOLLEYBALL NASONVILLE $800 for Children’s Cancer Angel Fund GAME • SPENCER Miracle Network Hospitals at Elly Bamke Jason Bonneville Naomi Chermack Rodney D. Edblom $1,225 for breast cancer care Marshfield Children’s Hospital Vince Bargender Steve Botes, Sr. Cena Chinnock Becca Ede 49. UWSP WOMEN’S SOCCER Corrine Barker William Boulieu Richard Christensen Richard A. Eibergen GAME • STEVENS POINT 52. NEILLSVILLE MINGLE • NEILLSVILLE 56. AL TOONA CLUB VOLLEYBALL $1,366 for the Krause Family $13,534 for the Neillsville AND FOOTBALL •ALTOONA Raymond W. Barth Gerald Boyance Mary Jo Clark Michael Eiden Pediatric Cancer Angel Fund Wellness Center $815 for the Marshfield Medical Jacqueline M. Barum Edie Braun Glenn Lewis Donald Eilers Center-Eau Claire CLIMB program Kristen Lea Bathke John J. Braun Allen Deno Coey Dan Ekstrom 50. SPASH STICK IT TO CANCER 53. MILES FOR MEMORIES $1,031 HOCKEY GAME • STEVENS POINT for cancer care (personal run) Albert and Alice Bauer Ed Brecke Dr. Guerdon Coombs Mary Emkow $4,000 for pediatric cancer care Jim Bauer Emil Brightsman William G. Cooper Sherry Engelman 54. STEVENS POINT BLACKOUT Ernest Becker Isarah Brogan Dorothy Corbin Shirley Erickson CANCER • STEVENS POINT Thank you for supporting $1,000 for cancer research volunteer fundraisers Michael Bednar Jake Mikkel Brown DeVerne “Bud” Cote Baby Esselman in 2019! Thomas Bennett Lottie Bruch William and Jeanette Cox Samuel Emil Esselman

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Alan J. Esser Dr. George Griese & The Hinderliter Clarice Kieffer Bruce A. Lemery Mary Weyer Dora Olson Bennett Reese Joan Fait Margaret “Peg” Griese James “Jim” E. Hinker Forrest Kimmons Emmett Leonard John Weyer Lillian Olson Delbert J. Reid Pamela J. Fait Alice M. Gross Robert “Ribbie” L. Hinker Irene King Carol Ann Leonhardt Mike Weyer Michele Olson Marjorie Rethman David Falk Elmer Grosskopf Jewell Hipke Heise Kinley Grace and Eli Eric Jeffery Levy Michele Miller Samuel Olson Laura Rettenmund Family of Geraldine Hilgers Walter Gruetzmacher George Harrington Lynette G. Kircher Thomas Lewinski Scott R. Miller Cynthia “Cindy” Omernik Mary Jo Revord Maxine Feind Trevor Grunden “Harry” Hoard Jerome P. Kirsch Darol & Margaret Lewis Steve J. Miller Arnold Opelt Chad Reynolds Marie E. Ferg Stanley Grzybowski Faye Hoats Jeremiah Kitzhaber Dr. Russell F. Lewis & Mrs. Sharon Mixdenf Sandy Ostrowski Paul Reynolds Karen Fettes Elizabeth J. Guden Gerald “Tiny” Hoepner DuWayne Kleinschmidt Margaret “Peg” Lewis Byron Moen Ricky Ott Carol Rice Edmund F. Fink, Jr. Kasey Lee Guldan Lucy Lorraine Hoffman Glen Kleinschmidt Bernelda Liebzeit Dawn M. Moen Sharon Ott David Ristola Andrea Fischer Tyler Guralski Thomas Hoffman John H. Kloch William “Bill” Lode Jeffrey Moen Our Angel Baby - Baby Hahn Amaya Roberts George Fischer Linda L. Haefner Robert J. Hoffmann Donald J. Kluender Nancy J. Lohela Ryan Lee Molitor James Pachal Rita Robinson Olive Fisher Helen E. Haessly Bitsy Hogg Marlene Knuth Patricia J. Lohse Gary Monson Rodrigo Ramirez Pacheco Derek & Jordyn Roehl Patricia Fisher-Czech Mardell M. Hafele Beverly Holtz Roger R. Kobs Gerhard “Gary” E. Lokre Joyce Montag Jack Page James O. Rogers Phyllis Fizel Mark J. Halada Thomas Huebner Paul G. Kohl Wayland Loman James Mueller Eda Pallier Dorothy Roggow Becky Fleck Shannon Leigh Hall Charles W. “Charlie” Geneva C. Kolstad Margaret June Lorenzo Margaret A. Mueller John Palmer Josephine Romanowski Philibert Forrest Bill Hamilton Hulbert Norman A. & Erma Lukas Lubeck Richard Mulder, Jr. David C. Palmquist Marvin Romanowski Richard F. Fossen, Sr. Eric Hamm Arthur W. Hutchison Kommer, Sr. Donald Luepke Christine Grace Mullen Mary Pastuovic Norman Roth Carolyn Fox Vernon K. Hammond Dr. Daniel Jacobson Bronson A. Konkol Luke Scott A. Murray Sandra Paulsen Violet Roth Warren Frederick Thomas M. Handrick Lorraine Jamar Caroline Kopf Ruth Machtan Cody Nelson Ed Paulson Kelsey Rothamer Nettie & Harold Freedlund Mary Louise and William James/Marcie Esselman Janet Kopp Dr. George Magnin June S. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Payne David Rowe Timmy French Hansen Family David A. Korth Harry Mahn Ayden, Mason & Paxton Patricia Peltier Katharyn Rucker Donald Fuchs Amy J. Hanson Mary Jane William Koski Mary Mahnke Christine M. Neve Betty Peters Joyce Rueth Nico Fugala Marilyn Hardacre Adeline L. Janssen Ron Kost David Majerus Sylvia Newberry Norman E. Peters Arne V. Ruha Nikita Gagas Kay F Harings Walter & Adeline Janssen Brendan Joseph Kramer William Maki Dr. H. James Nickerson Norma Petersen Kim Russell Laurie Garfield Amanda Hartle Kenneth Jenkins DuWayne Kreager Linda Maniquiz Laura Niehaus Patricia Peterson Lucille Salwach James Garvey Dorothy Hartman Gordon Jensen Leon Kreidler Ronald Manthe, Sr Brodie Nikolai Arlys K. Pisa Jennifer Sanderson Karen Gates Zachary Hartsell Leyna Mae Jensen Joseph A. Kremsreiter Helen Marinich James Nikolay Joseph & Agatha Plucinski Thomas Sanger Jean Gehrke Robert Hasal Beth Jochimsen Sandy Kremsreiter Jacob & Mary Marinich Erwin Noeldner Arvin Podevels Shirley Satorius Janice Genett Charles G. Hastreiter Gail E. Jochimsen David Krogstad Ronald Maronde Susanne Noeldner David C. Poehnelt Rosie Sauer Betty Gibson Lindsey R. Hauke Donald W. Johnson Kim Kublank John Albert Marquardt Levi Nooyen Dr. Gerald Porter Rt. Rev. Warren A. Sautebin Giesie, Joseph Elmer Haukkala Keith Johnson Andrew “Andy” J. Kuehnhold Lorraine A. Marzofka Paul Nordmark Paulette Powell Joyce Schaaf Dorothy J. Gilbertson Thomas J. Hebda Kelly Johnson Helen M. Kulick Wilbur D. Mason Rodger Nyberg Gail Prais Todd M. Schalow Francis Gilbertson Robert O. Heck Ruth Johnson Duane A. Kulke Faith Matson Mary Nysted Theodore F. Prange George Schellinger Richard Gildseth Nancy J Heckel Carol Jones Oleta Pauline Kulp Alice May Maureen O’Brien Andrew Price Judith Scheuermann Samuel Glodowski Norman “Bud” Hein Roy Jones John Kurth Timothy McCollum Beverly A. O’Donnell Darlene R. Prien Olivia Schiferl Randy A. Goettl Henry “Tony” Helgeson Dorothy Jovan Bret LaBumbard Dan McGrath Beth Oaks Jon Pritzl Robert “Bob” Schiferl, Sr. Robert Goldamer Fae A. Heller Audrey Juedes Maddy Lang Kenneth McGrath Patrick Oberbillig Jodi L. Prock Tami (Robus) Schiferl Gary Gonderzik Walter Helm Marie M. Juntunen Donald G. Lange Vanita McHenry Vernon Obermeier Norman Prosser Cyril L. Schlagenhaft John Goodwin David C. Hemke Cheryl Kaiser Amy, Aron & Andrew Langel Margaret “Peggy” McHugh Mary Oberweis Suzanne Provost Robert “Bob” Schumacher Joel Gottschalk Olive Hendricks Mercedes Kapfhamer Emma Holly Lankford Jennie T. McManus Ethan David Odenbreit Bill Putnam Barry Schmidt Judy Graf Fred and Marlene Henke Alice Kattre Richard Larsen Bernice Meacham Douglas C. Oelrich Wililam H. Putnam Dean Andrew Schmidt Remi P. Graf Linda Hennes Christopher Kausch Joe E. Larson Sally G. Meier Ed Okray Irene Qualls LaVonne Schmidt Grandchildren of Henseler, Wallace Ambrose & Frieda Keller Logan Jon Larson Henry D. Meis, Jr. Dennis A. Oldham Hubert Quicker Ronald & Lillian Schmidt Jeanne Brock Dawna L Herbst Matthew Keller Raymond C. Larson Donna Merritt Alex Michael Oliver Nellie Quicker Erwin & Aloisia Schmidtke Robert G. Grau Rachel Hergert Mel Keller Micah LaSee Harry Mewes Stephanie Ollinger Russell Rabjohns Mary Kay Schmidt Tom Grau Jane M. Herr Aillison Kempken Herbert Lau Herbert A. Meyer Jace Olsen Nancy E. Radlinger George W. Schneider Mitchell Graves Clinton Herrmann Dr. Heidi Katherine Brett Lavey Greta Meyers Jacob Olsen Britani Radzak Herbert Schneider Ronald Graves Mary K. Hielke Bowles Kenney Alden “Al” Lawrence Patricia A. Meyers Lawrence Olsen S. Raghuram Leo M. Schneider Shirley M. Gray Bradley Hilgemann Earl & Grace Kent Izabelle Lily Leary Peter Michaelson Dr. Thomas Gary Olsen Ronald G. Rasmussen, Jr. Richard G. Schneider Arthur Greiner Roger B. Hill Kathy Kent Quinn Leary George Michels Barbara L. Olson Molly Redmann Janet Scholze

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Reuben R. Scholze Scott E. Stevenson Monica Vitek Jessi Lynn Zaleski Kathleen Carl Sally Joosten Larry Johnson Dr. William Melms Grace Schraufnagel Dr. C. Todd Stewart Donald Voelker Scarlett Zorn Carley & Ashley Grandchildren of Toni James R. Joslin Melissa A. Mikelson Rebecca M. Schreiner Mary Stewart Pearl A. Vorland Louis & Gen Zschernitz Alan Chandler Boushon Mary J. Joslin Brent Miller Larry Schroeder Norman Stoflet Dr. Dieter M. Voss Lindsay Zuelke Michelle Chesmore Granddaughter Sydney Connie Junker Isaac N Mlodik Carolee Schueller Thomas R. Stone Donna M. Vruwink Zander James Zunk Children of Sarah Pongratz Granddaughters of James JoAnne Kadow Michael & Kathy Moran Romayne Schueller Gerald A. Storch Ronald Vruwink Sarah Chy & Debra Rakovec Pam M. Kieliszewski Maxine Morgan Kathleen Schuler Meridy Strack Christopher Wagner IN HONOR OF Judy Colbert Donna Gray Elijah Knetter Carly A. Morris Herman Schuls Brian Stratman Ellen L. Wagner Alyssa Conrad Cohen De Ann Griepentrog Emmet Knudson Mother of Megan Funk Teresa Schuls Joshua Stratman Daniel Walder 29 Healthy Grandchildren McKenzie Dahl Jonas Grosscurth-Schulte Mike Knuth Dr. Narayana S. Murali Larry E. Schultz, Sr. Dr. Dean T. Stueland Bobby Ray Walker of Pam Jochimsen Paul Dederich Ezra J. Guldan Kofi & Akosua Music Therapy Services Linda R. Schultz Derek Stueland Geraldine Walkowiak All Loved Kids Shelia Diethelm Shayla Guralski Brant Kollross Jill Narlock Charles Schulze Stephen Stumm Jane Wangen All the NICU babies Cheyanne Dobozenski Carsyn Guyer David A. Kramer Ryan J. Natzke Jacquelyn Searer Ronald D. Sturm Ryan Wanta Becky Altmann Amy Donovan Shannon Haasl Benjamin Krause Pamela Neises Charlotte Searles Avis Suda Jack D. Ward Emily Anderson Addison G. Dymora Presley Hadlock William E. Krause Delores Nelson Gwen Sebold Scott P. Sullivan Margie Ware Wendi Anibas Ava F. Dymora Madden & Finley June Krebsbach Judith Netzer Leonard Seebruck Henry J. “Hank” Suttle Mike Ware Andrew Arndt Brenda Ebert Haffenbredl Amiya Krizenesky Matthew J. Nikolay Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Seehafer Mitchell F. Suwyn Jack Weber Matthew R. Arndt Emma Eckelberg Shirley Hagen Audrina Krizenesky Samuel Nitz Dr. Thomas Sell Fred Swant John J. Weber Avery and Cole Noah Eckelberg Graden Hansen Dr. Steven Kulick Robert Ochoa Richard Seubert Frank Szomi, Jr. Arlene Weidman Axel Gordon T. Edwards Braylon Hartl Michelle Kultgen Marilynn P. Orton Francis Shank Tanner and Micha Oscar Weigel, Jr. Jenna Bailey Engel Fellowship Lodge Jacob Hasler Kathi Larocque Dave Palmquist Frank Shank Phyllis Tappon Betty Weis James “Jim”Bartelt Natalie Esselman Matthew T. Hass Larry M. La Rocque Patty Partridge Santosh Sharma Jeremy Hilton Tautges James F. Welch Sheryl Bartelt Beverly Esser Megan M.Hass Amanda J Lancour Lauren Pelnis Elliot Shaw Buck Taylor Jone Welker Laney L. Bartz Family & Friends of Dale & Lisa Hastbacka Madisyn Lang Cecily Pennington Ruth Shookman Betty Telga Charles W. Wenzel Avery A. Baumann Margie Gehrke with Cancer Dr. John J. Hayes Randy Lauer Elias James Penry Catherine Siemers Deborah Tesch Mary Ann Wenzel Chris Behrens Sara Fern Roger D. Heeg Leo Laxton Marion P. Pfaff Myron Silberman Russell Tews Myron “Mike” Wepfer James Behrens Nancy Finley Maylee Ann Heise Ethan Lehman Melissa Pittsley Dorothy Sirek Sharon Tews Franklin D. West Patti Belle Declan Fisher Peggy Helgestad Richard & Marilyn Leonhardt Kathleen “Kay” Porter Roxanne Sladek Andrew Thiel Lucy Hoffman Karen Benz Brian Fowler Mackenzie Higgins Mark Lezotte Damien Puent Bud & Gladys Slizewski Ben Thomas Julian Wierzba Mithoor Bhat Julie Fowler Carolyln Hinker Jodi A. Linzmeier Mary Queen John & Virginia “Gin” Dennis Thomas Victor A. Wiesman Shakuntala Blat Kerry Frankwick Jayden Hippe Carson Livernash Wyatt Raasch Snowbank Jack Thomas Eugene R. Wilde Becky Birchmeier Ashley Friday Wyatt Hippe James R. Lorenzo Tina Rauch Robert Solberg Charles H. Thompson Dawn Williams Marvey Birr Dawn R. Fuehrer Bradley Hodgson Lorraine Luchterhand Heidi Reed Stanley J. Sondelski Roland Thompson Rolland L. Williams Steve Bittorf Gage and Hazel Dr. Brian H. Hoerneman Len Luedtke, Jr. Elaine Rees Clayton Sopa Shirley Thompson Les & Bette Wiskerchen Maxwell Blake John Gardner Janet Hoff Paul Macek Shannon Remmen Evan Sopa Claire Deloris Thornton Arthur C. Wittenberg Lawrence & Lynn Block’s Renee Gebert Melinda Hoffmann Jean Machart Bernice Renfrow Ralph Sossaman Colleen J. Timm Bonnie & Lawrence Wittman 50th Wedding Age Gerber Dennis Holtegaard Dr. George Magnin Ridin’ For a Reason Stan Spanbauer Denver & Helen Tjugum Eva Witz-Miller Anniversary Giada Hailey Hudson Nancy Marg Amaya Roberts Cecil Spatz Mike Toelle William W. Wix Michael Bluell III Logan Giese Cindy Hughes Andy Mazza Ava Ross River Jordan “RJ” Stahnke Michelle Totze Denis Woik Patrick Board Derik R. Glodowski Riana Victoria J Huth Malcolm McGregor Jackson Ross Arline Stangl Michelle Totzke Frank Wojcik Dr. Barbara J. Boyer Grandchildren of Bill & Baby Rog III MCHS Child Life Team Judy Ross Maryalice Stangl Norman Tritz Helen Wojcik Nikolas Boyer Marilyn La Pointe Isaac MCHS IQIPS Team Dwain Runnells Richard Stanislawski Dorothy Trombley David D. Wolf Melissa L. Breen Grandchildren of David & Janice Janusz MCHS Marshfield Center Ace Rutkowski Karen M. Stankowski Jordan Lee Tucker David Wolff Julie J. Brussow Patricia Mrozek Jared Jarosz Med/Peds Jill Sayles Ralph Starr Patricia “Pat” Untiedt Lola Belle Wolter Susan M. Buehler Grandchildren of Donald Sydney E. Jedlicka Sandra McKee Roberta A. Scanlon Connie Steele Justine Vaglica Audrey Woznicki Sandra Buelow and Elaine Haas Jerard J. Jensen Megan McMahon Drew Schaefgen Lucy Steinbach Alice Van Asten Lola M. Yde Patricia Bulgrin Grandchildren of Gary & Dr. Alicia A. Johnson Larry McPartlin Debbie Schalow Jeanette M. Steiner Gwen Van Wert Esther Yoder Cali Busche Barbara Draeger Dawn Johnson Logan E. Mc Quade Matthew & Kimberly Donald F. Stelzer Mark Vanderhoof Mickey Yoose Lorrie A. Busche Grandchildren of Greg & Jacob Johnson MCRF PLCO Cancer Schecklman Duane R. Stencil Dr. Hans Vanderspek Luke Yurkovich Morgan Byrne Deb Pokallus Jeann Johnson Research Team Dennis Schelling Richard B. Stevenson Julienne E. Verbrick Harry J. Zaleski Rachel Calmes Grandchildren of LeRoy & Kara Johnson Cheryl L. Meckley Natasha Schlieve

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Betty Schmidt Jennifer Werner Ayden T. Schoonover Linda Whiteside Mollie J. Schrodi Afton Wierzba Connie J. Schubert Teri M. Wilczek Holden Schuld Luke Willemon Jeanne Scinto Bradley J. Windjue Grandchildren of Jerry & Owen Wintercorn Judy Aschenbrenner Jase Wisinski Spencer Shefchik Joyce M. Wiskerchen Willie Simonis Ronald J. Wiskerchen Ann Slinkman Cameron P. Wood MARSHFIELD CLINIC HEALTH Owen Arnold Snotheim Jaurdon M. Wood Tim Spath Jaydon Wood SYSTEM FOUNDATION Megan S. Stankowski Lillyana L. Wood Lyle Steffen Dr. William E. Yanke Jeanne Strey Tomi Younts Hernandez MISSION Agnes Strigel Blake B. Zimmerman We enrich lives to create healthy communities Faith Stubinski Bryan B. Zimmerman through meaningful relationships built on Adam Suchy Kenneth & Norma Zittleman gratitude and philanthropy. Logan Suchy Norma K. Zittleman Timothy Suchy Scarlett Zorn VISION Dennis & Betsy Suckow We will innovate and define the future of Ande Sullivan health care for generations as the trusted leader Erma Sullivan in health care philanthropy. Lisa K. Taylor Callie Teeters CORE VALUES Zak Teeters Patient centered: We promote a culture of Craig Telega gratitude that serves our patients. Rana Krishna Reddy Trust: We earn trust through stewardship, Thappeta integrity and accountability. Sarala Thappeta Edna & Lewis Therrell Teamwork: We connect donor, patient and Giada L. Thompson system needs. Grandchildren of Christine Excellence: Through philanthropy, we enrich lives. Zastrow Kailani Trainor-Bird Affordability: We effectively manage resources Anna Trzinski to raise philanthropic support. Dr. Susan L. Turney Hannah E. Vakoc Sara Vancil Alex Vincent Theo Vincent Leslie Vollert Jackie Wagner Deanna Walker Alyssa Walter Sue Wartgow Denise Webb All donor, memorial, honor and Shining Star listings Bernadine Weber are available to view on marshfieldclinic.org/giving Jean Wegner

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Thank you for giving the Power of Moments in 2019 Your gratitude report inside shows a snapshot of your remarkable impact throughout Marshfield Clinic Health System last year!

Your support is needed now more than ever before to ensure that important programs and services can continue for patients and their families. With your help, we can meet the $3 million annual need for our Cancer Care and Research Center and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals at Marshfield Children’s Hospital. Thank you for giving the power of moments to those who need it most.

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