wintervol. 24, issue 1 2012

Planting Seeds of Change: Mental Health Residential Services See story on page 4. FROM THE CEO

From ‘seeds’ to services

Seeds of change. The phrase appears on the cover of this publication, it’s the title for the feature story, and the theme continues within these pages.

For over a century Rosecrance has planted seeds of change in our clients. We nurture them, care for them, and help them grow into a life of recovery.

On a larger scale the organization itself has done that a few times, as well … growing and evolving to serve individuals and families who desperately need that change. That type of care can be attributed to how we care for our clients, and how we manage our organization. As needs have emerged, we have adapted to meet them.

Last fall we announced the intent to merge Prairie Center—a substance abuse agency with locations in Champaign-Urbana and elsewhere in Central Illinois—into Rosecrance. That merger was effective Philip W. Eaton President/CEO January 1, 2018, and will allow us to create a stronger overall presence in that region, providing both outpatient and residential services. This expansion has been very well received in the community.

Recent changes in our adolescent residential programming at the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson campus are an exciting evolution and expansion in our services. Recovery has many faces, and we are privileged to offer a greater continuum of behavioral health programming, to serve adolescents with a primary mental health disorder. I am confident you will share our excitement for this opportunity as we serve a population that has often faced a shortage of solutions. Of course, we remain as committed as ever to our roots as a premiere national provider of substance abuse treatment.

Other seeds have been planted or have been flourishing throughout our organization during the past year as we continue to evolve, expand, and embrace what we do best.

We recently expanded our presence in the Chicago area with outpatient substance abuse treatment and mental health counseling in Des Plaines, Illinois. This expansion of services will allow Rosecrance to provide services to even more people in that region.

The Rosecrance Lakeview recovery residence and counseling center that opened in July 2016 has become an anchor for recovery in Chicago and has served hundreds of residents for treatment of substance use disorders. The recovery home residents are thriving in the nurturing, structured environment where they put into practice their stronger life skills in work, school, and community service. Clients are actively engaged and appreciate the passion, dedication, and commitment of our staff and feeling of community.

These are exciting times for Rosecrance, indeed. I believe that Dr. James and Fanny Rosecrance would be honored to witness the growth of the seed they planted over a century ago. From those humble beginnings Rosecrance has evolved to serve over 30,000 individuals last year at over 45 locations.

We are immensely proud of the good work we do each year, and so grateful for the blessings of our friends. Generous donors enable us to do God’s work, especially when faced with the challenge of providing life-changing and life-saving care to those in need, regardless of an individual’s ability to pay. We are truly thankful.

At Rosecrance, we know that the seeds of change are planted, and it is a privilege to nurture and care for the individuals we serve across all our programs.

This is our purpose, as we all go forward, by the grace of God, one day at a time.

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FEATURE STORY p.04 Planting seeds of change Mental Health Residential Services

LEADING THE FIELD p.07 12-Step facilitation p.08 Illinois Lt. Governor visits Rosecrance to discuss statewide opioid action plan p.09 Medication assisted treatment p.10 Alumnus receives second chance at life p.11 Rosecrance launches ‘Drug-Free Kids’ program p.12 Rosecrance, Inc. merges with Prairie Center

ON THE MOVE p.13 Rosecrance latest news

GIVING p.15 Nearly 450 participants support Recovery Run p.16 Launch to Life Chicago Benefit deemed success

Director of Communications: p.17 First ever Rosecrance Champaign Benefit Nancy Chamberlain p.18 Words from the heart comfort clients Sr. Communication Design Coordinator: Michelle Francis Writer: Allison Steines FY 2017 IN REVIEW Photographers: Ethan Loomis and Allison Steines p.19 Rosecrance statistics p.25 Honorariums and Memorials On the cover: A client displays her seeding project planted p.28 2017 Donors in the conservatory during an experiential therapies LEADERSHIP session at Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus. p.35 Boards of Directors and leadership team

reach 3 The Mental Health Residential Services program for adolescents is housed at the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus, which features a Healing Garden designed to enhance recovery for youth and their families.

Planting Seeds of Change: Mental Health Residential Services

Rosecrance recently launched a residential unit for adolescents with a primary mental health diagnosis.

Imagine an adolescent girl who has been hospitalized seven This is the real story of a teenage girl before she was admitted to times for mental health reasons in less than six months. Rosecrance’s new mental health residential services program.

She keeps bouncing uncomfortably back and forth between Rosecrance recently launched its mental health residential home and hospitals. One week she is surrounded by white services program—a unit for adolescent clients with a primary walls, florescent lights, nurses, and doctors and a week later she mental health diagnosis at the Griffin Williamson Campus. is trying to regain her footing and find peace in her everyday The 30-45 day program includes treatment for primary mental life. She suffers from extreme anxiety and depression and her health diagnoses, including mood disorders, bi-polar disorder, disjointed, constantly interrupted lifestyle has continued in depression, anxiety, PTSD, suicidal behaviors, co-occurring a vicious cycle because she isn’t getting the help she needs to disorders and more. achieve lasting recovery. 4 reach FEATURE STORY

The new program opened at the end of July and provided more individualized care plan for this client. The process involved than 50 adolescents with residential treatment in less than three a doctor speaking to the client through the shower wall, months. encouraging her, and not giving up on her. From this small start, she began to slowly recover and experience fewer trauma Staff members describe building this program as challenging, induced symptoms, explained Carlene. exciting, and fulfilling. Rosecrance Medical Director Dr. Carol Craig is extremely passionate about the new program and Karly Bergstrom, Unit Specialist at Rosecrance Griffin what it means for clients. Dr. Craig is board certified by the Williamson Campus, sees first-hand how illnesses can affect American board of Psychiatry and Neurology in Child and the mind and body. Karly is one of the many staff members who Adolescent Psychiatry. Her specialty areas include mood work to create individualized plans for clients who need extra disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder, anxiety accommodations that may differ from the standard schedule for disorders such as generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder the day. and posttraumatic stress disorder as well as disorders of early childhood such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and Whether it’s an extra walk through the healing garden or five developmental delay disorders. minutes alone in their room listening to music, Karly ensures that each client’s unique needs are taken into consideration. If a The new program offers a robust continuum of behavioral client is struggling due to a rough phone call or family session, health services. With a multidisciplinary team led by Dr. Craig, she takes time to talk with them and teach them a new way to the program builds upon Rosecrance’s decades of expertise in cope. She tries to get them to open up, figure out the root of the the treatment of adolescents with addiction and dual diagnosis problem and decide how to move forward. (a combination of substance use and mental health diagnoses). Wes Colton, also a Unit Specialist, works with teen boys on the “There was a need in the community and we expanded to mental health residential services unit at the Rosecrance Griffin meet that need,” said Meghan Cook, Access Coordinator at Williamson Campus. Wes facilitates both group and individual Rosecrance Griffin Williamson. Prior to the launch of this therapy sessions with clients. program, Rosecrance encountered 12–15 clients per month with a primary mental health diagnosis seeking care in a residential “I was working recently with a client who came into treatment setting. actively suicidal, and looking to self-harm,” said Wes. “It was a struggle. Recently, he had 20 days of no self-harm, and 7–8 “I can’t tell you how invigorating it’s been to be able to days of no suicidal ideations. When we talked about it, he said accommodate kids in need of intensive treatment and provide them with quality care,” added Meghan. “Our staff has been very diligent and intentional about rising to meet the needs of each and every individual client.”

Carlene Cardosi, Clinical Director of Residential Services, shared a client story to explain the staff’s dedication to creating individualized treatment.

“We encountered a client with a long history of sexual abuse and trauma. She was unable to wash her hair or practice proper hygiene because she didn’t want to touch her own body,” said The mental health residential schedule includes a variety of group activities Carlene. each week, including a coping skills group, living skills group, dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) skills group, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) group, unit processing group and more. Staff, doctors, clinicians, and nurses met to develop an

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Planting seeds of change (continued from page 5) Rosecrance staff connects clients to mental health that he knows the coping skills he needs to use now.” residential services This is the hope that Rosecrance is able to provide: equipping our clients with the knowledge and strength to face their mental health and substance use disorders head on.

The mental health residential services program consists of two units, one for adolescent boys and one for adolescent girls. Each unit has 12 beds, all of which have remained nearly full since the program opened in July.

Much like Rosecrance’s long-time substance use treatment program, a client’s schedule varies depending on the day. But, typically it includes reflections and medical Lindsey Vass, Clinical Outreach evaluations, school, leisure education, journaling, group, individual and experiential Coordinator for Mental Health therapy, and mindfulness training. Services, is dedicated to helping teens and young adults with mental health Clients are engaged in evidence-based treatment including cognitive behavioral disorders. therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) and experiential therapies such as mindfulness, art therapy, horticulture therapy, drumming, and yoga. “I am passionate about this program because I have seen a growing need Clients who have primary or co-occurring mental health diagnoses still participate for services to address mental health in 12-Step facilitation, a foundational addiction treatment tool, as it teaches concepts concerns with teens.” which are applicable to anyone, such as honesty, courage, self-love, acceptance, forgiveness, humility, and a belief in a higher power. Staff is working to implement Lindsey is available to: l Emotions Anonymous (EA) too, which mirrors alcoholics and narcotics anonymous. Conduct an assessment l Gather/review clinical documentation for admission “So many of our clients have been suffering for years,” said Dr. Craig. “This program l Consult with treatment team uses evidence-based practices to stabilize patients and impact change. It allows us to to assess for motivation peel back the layers and get to the core by treating co-occurring disorders, mental l Collaborate with client and health disorders, and substance use disorders.” family to provide insight into programs The mental health residential services program provides another opportunity for people l Work as a liaison to financial to receive treatment and enjoy life, engage in school or activities, and develop healthy accounts relationships. And, Rosecrance is proud to provide that opportunity to clients. With l Facilitate admission every program and treatment expansion, Rosecrance aims to open a door to clients that was previously closed—a door to hope, health, and happiness. To make a referral to our adolescent and young adult mental health Meghan Cook, Access Coordinator is also available to answer residential services, contact: questions and schedule appointments. She can be reached through our main number at 815.391.1000 or by the following methods: Lindsey Vass, LCSW, CADC Clinical Outreach Coordinator T 815.387.2525 815.222.2946 C 815.218.4679 [email protected] [email protected]

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12-Step facilitation: Our foundation

Rosecrance is constantly evolving, expanding, and planting seeds of change. It has grown to provide treatment for mental health disorders in addition to substance use disorders, but 12-Step facilitation remains a foundational tool. The 12 Steps equip an individual with important values and virtues, which then function as a guide to walk them towards fulfilling relationships with the self, others, a higher power, and the world around them. Clients create 12-Step inspired bulletin boards in art therapy, a facet of experiential therapies. This photo “The 12 Steps are a roadmap for living the recovery lifestyle,” says Rosecrance, features Step Two—‘came to believe that a power higher Inc. President David Gomel. “Each step moves a person along in the than ourselves can restore our sanity.’ process—from a state of hopelessness, to surrender, to self-healing and restoring relationships, and finally maintaining a life in recovery, being a productive member of society, and living as a spiritual being.”

From teens to adults, Rosecrance introduces clients to 12-Step facilitation, often focusing on the first three steps which deal with surrender, courage, and honesty.

The core values of Rosecrance align directly with the values of 12-Step facilitation, says Lisa Abrams, Executive Director at Rosecrance Lakeview. When asked about what those values are, Abrams responded with a list: “Honesty. Hope. Faith. Courage. Integrity. Willingness. Humility. Discipline. Action. Forgiveness. Acceptance. Knowledge. Awareness. Service. Gratitude.” From the curved walk ways to the angle of the trees, the Rosecrance healing garden is full of symbolism. The She added, “Everything we do in the treatment setting is about trying to stairway in this photograph has twelve steps to symbolize engage clients, create awareness, culminate a belief in something larger than the 12 Steps of recovery. self, and provide a moral compass for those who have endured the pains of a disease which has led them away from their true and inherent good spirit.”

12-Step facilitation is far from new, but a study was recently published in Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly surrounding 12-Step facilitation among adolescents. In the past, 12-Step facilitation among adolescents has been largely understudied, because people assume 12-Step approaches may not resonate with young clients. But this study demonstrated that youth have much fewer substance-related consequences when participating in 12-Step programs, which likely results in lower relapse rates.

A variety of different 12-Step support organizations have long been implemented at Rosecrance, most notably Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and This photograph features another 12-Step themed Narcotics Anonymous (NA). Rosecrance is currently working to establish artwork created by clients. Step Eight is ‘making a list of an Emotions Anonymous (EA) program geared toward clients with primary all the people you’ve wronged and be willing to make amends.’ mental health diagnoses. reach 7 LEADING THE FIELD

(From left) Rosecrance alumnus and now employee Nick; Rosecrance, Inc. President David Gomel; Lt. Governor Evelyn Sanguinetti; and Rosecrance alumna Joanne discuss the opioid epidemic and its local impact. Illinois Lt. Governor visits Rosecrance to discuss statewide opioid action plan Rosecrance staff and alumni share stories of success with Lt. Governor Evelyn Sanguinetti during her visit.

When it comes to problem-solving the first step is typically Sanguinetti initiated the heroin epidemic discussion with a asking and answering questions, and lots of them. The Opioid simple statement: “A lot of times we think we know what these Action Plan, an initiative launched by Illinois Governor Bruce folks look like, but we don’t. This issue knows no neighborhood, Rauner in response to the overwhelming increase in opioid no color, and no class. And, Rockford has been hit hard, abuse, is an example of this process. really hard.”

The statewide plan focuses on a variety of pillars, priorities, and Sanguinetti put emphasis on the idea that an addict can be strategies to reduce the number of projected deaths in 2020 by anyone—your daughter, your husband, your grandfather, you a third. name it.

To address these questions and gain community feedback, Lt. “The chair in my office knows everybody,” added Medical Governor Evelyn Sanguinetti is holding statewide field hearings Director of Rosecrance Harrison Campus, Dr. Raymond Garcia. at substance abuse treatment facilities over the next year. On “It sees homeless people and heads of companies.” September 13, 2017, Rosecrance’s Harrison campus for adults was Sanguinetti’s first stop. Rosecrance, Inc. President David Gomel explained that like chronic illness, addiction has its ups and downs. Most people Rosecrance administrators, staff, doctors, and alumni attended view relapse as a failure, but when someone’s cancer, diabetes, the gathering to connect with Sanguinetti, learn more about the or heart condition resurfaces people don’t see that as a failure; action plan, and provide their own insight on the subject. Gomel said this type of thinking is problematic and the stigma surrounding addiction must be eliminated. 8 reach LEADING THE FIELD

“These are not bad people. They are sick people,” said Gomel. “And, addiction is not a Medication assisted matter of choice. It is not a moral issue or a spiritual issue; it is a disease.” treatment: ‘another tool in the toolbox’ Two Rosecrance alumni attended the event, speaking candidly about how the disease of addiction has impacted their lives. The ongoing opioid epidemic is just one of the reasons why Rosecrance medical Nick, Rosecrance alumnus and now employee, was already using heroin by the age of and clinical staff practice medication 15. He described his addiction as an obsession that consumed his life. assisted treatment (MAT) to better serve clients and help them achieve “That’s all I thought about during the day—before school, after school, during school. lasting recovery. It didn’t matter,” said Nick, “I liked getting high. I thought it was who I was.” According to the Substance Abuse Rosecrance alumna Joanne completed treatment for her alcoholism while also trying to and Mental Health Services cope with her son’s heroin addiction. Administration, MAT is considered an effective way of treating alcohol and “When I walked through the Rosecrance doors, I was scared, lonely, helpless, and opioid dependency. MAT combines hopeless, but they made me feel comfortable from the start,” she said. behavioral therapy, 12-Step facilitation and other evidence-based treatments The Opioid Action Plan determined that Illinois overdoses have risen over 120 percent with medications. from 2014 to 2015. It also identifies that the overuse of prescription opiates is largely to blame for these alarming numbers. Rosecrance Medical Director Dr. Raymond Garcia, who integrates Both Nick and Joanne expressed their appreciation for the action plan, the MAT into his work with adult clients Lt. Governor’s support and for the expert treatment they received at Rosecrance. at the Rosecrance Harrison Campus Their stories exemplify what it is like to come out on the positive side of addiction. (RHC), adds: “People have told me, ‘This is the final piece of the puzzle I Though not all stories of addiction are as promising, which Gomel addressed, “Opioid needed to maintain long-term sobriety.’” overdose is the single greatest cause of death among people younger than 25 years old. We must remove the opportunity for this opioid epidemic to become a pandemic.” Rosecrance uses FDA-approved medications including Naltrexone, Vivitrol injections, Suboxone, Antabuse, and Campral to help clients manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings.

The recent Surgeon General’s report on addiction bolstered the use of medications and behavioral therapies, noting they are effective, and more than 25 million individuals are in recovery.

Dr. Joseph Neubauer, Rosecrance MAT physician at RHC, explains that, treating addiction with medication shouldn’t be stigmatized or seen any Rosecrance alumnus Nick used heroin at an Rosecrance Alumni Joanne completed earlier age but is now successfully in recovery. treatment for her alcoholism, while trying to differently than using medication to help cope with her son’s heroin addiction. heart disease. “MAT is just another tool in the toolbox.” reach 9 LEADING THE FIELD

That day, Drew’s mother got a phone call—the kind that nobody ever wants to receive. It was from the hospital and the voice on the other end told her with urgency, “Get here now.”

Drew was on a destructive, downhill slide and addiction controlled his every move until ... July 21, 2016.

Drew had arrived at the ER with a disastrous GI tract and esophageal bleed. He was airlifted to the ICU at University of Iowa and staff there performed emergency surgery with extreme success. His heartbreaking journey was unfortunately just beginning.

Rosecrance alumnus holds a Rosecrance coin with the Serenity Prayer on the back. Clients receive a A few days after the surgery, doctors coin after they are discharged from treatment. confirmed end-stage vital organ failure. Drew’s liver was shutting down and he was given almost no chance to live. Still, Rosecrance alumnus receives his liver team at the University of Iowa wanted him to complete inpatient or second chance at life outpatient treatment, in the slim chance that he might reach six months of sobriety and be eligible for a transplant. There are countless events that mark our lives—birthdays, graduations, promotions. Even the seemingly insignificant moments constantly change our lives, gently Drew agreed to outpatient treatment transforming our mindsets, our motivations, our demeanors. and his mother, Cindi, immediately phoned Rosecrance. He began treatment But, then, there are other events that sever our lives in half, creating a distinct before in September at Rosecrance New Life and after. Whether it was the day your child was born, the day your sister passed away, outpatient center in Iowa where he made the day you met the love of your life, or the day you got a DUI—extreme moments friends and was recognized by staff as a of tragedy and fortune have a way of changing us, staining our souls and making us leader. Slowly, his hope in himself and his reevaluate who we’ve been, who we are and who we will be. future returned.

For Drew, his life is separated by a date, July 21, 2016. This date was unexpected, Drew’s confidence came back after nearly catastrophic and it changed the very fabric of his being. a decade of hibernation. Rosecrance staff helped Drew to access self-assurance and According to his mother, Drew was a confident athlete, student, and peer leader until establish self-love, explains his mother age 14, when he began drinking and started to seemingly “sabotage his own life.” He Cindi. didn’t work for 10 years; he tried and failed classes at three different junior colleges. Drew was on a destructive, downhill slide and addiction controlled his every move Even after a liver shunt modification under until … July 21, 2016. anesthesia in the morning, Drew still 10 reach LEADING THE FIELD

attended his group session at Rosecrance in the evening. He was determined to never miss a session.

On October 5, eleven weeks later, Drew and his mother went to check in with a specialist to see how his labs and liver were responding. Miraculously, the organ that was supposed to require transplant had begun to perform almost as if nothing had happened to it at all.

“The colors outside looked brighter,” Drew recalls.

When reflecting back on the experience, Cindi adds: “I wish I could say choosing faith in God is easy; it is not ... It wilts The program is led by experienced counselor, Claudia Evenson. in the face of ongoing discouragement. Maintaining it seems Evenson worked as a senior addiction counselor for many years in delusional, and straight-up foolish. Still, I chose it.” treatment centers and psychiatric hospitals. She now works with Rosecrance Community Relations. Everyone has specific moments, memories and dates that are forever engrained in their minds. All it takes is one event to Rosecrance launches change the entire trajectory of your life. For Drew, July 21, 2016, marks a transition where things went from bad, to worse, ‘Drug-Free Kids’ program to better. That eye-opening day, the support of his family, and Rosecrance Health Network has announced their new the help of Rosecrance treatment and staff allowed Drew the substance abuse prevention initiative: It’s more than ‘just ultimate gift—life, and a healthy and happy one at that. say no’: Raising Responsible, Resilient, Drug-Free Kids.

Drew now works full-time. He walks approximately 10-20 miles Aimed at parents of children in 3rd through 8th grades, the a day, runs nine miles on his days off and is considering entering presentation provides helpful and practical tips to support a marathon soon. children who will be able to make the right decisions when faced with peer pressure and stressors.

“We know that today’s kids are being exposed to marijuana and alcohol very early in their lives; in some cases by 5th grade,” said Rosecrance Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Thomas Wright. “Discussions about the dangers and impact on youth brain development are critical. We are pleased to provide this resource for parents to make these conversations more comfortable.”

Attendees hear what they can do to encourage resilience and responsibility, learn about risk factors, and how to help children develop good coping and decision-making skills.

The program launched in Rockford and is led by experienced counselors. The presentation will be initially offered in the areas where Rosecrance has locations, including Chicagoland, and throughout Illinois, as well as Drew attended outpatient treatment at Rosecrance New Life Outpatient Iowa and southern Wisconsin. Center in Davenport, Iowa, and received the information he needed to Visit rosecrance.org/events for information restore his life and gain confidence in himself and recovery. on future trainings.

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“Substance abuse is impacting our nation and our region in dramatic numbers, with over 90 people dying every day in the United States from an opioid overdose, said Judge Jeffrey Ford. “Those numbers have nearly quadrupled since 1999, and heroin use in Champaign-Urbana alone more than doubled between 2007 and 2012.”

Since expanding to Central Illinois in 2016, Rosecrance has solicited input and feedback from a community board, exploring unmet needs and planning for the future.

“Residents of the Central Illinois region will benefit greatly with the expanded, Rosecrance Health Network President/CEO Phil Eaton (center), Prairie Center CEO Gail Raney and integrated continuum of behavioral Dr. Barry Ackerson, Chair of RCU Community Board share their intent to merge at a press conference. healthcare that Rosecrance will provide,” said Dr. Barry Ackerson, Chair of the Rosecrance Champaign-Urbana Rosecrance, Inc. merges Community Board. Andrew Timms, president of the former with Prairie Center in Prairie Center Board of Directors, echoed the comments, “The Prairie Center Board Central Illinois has always felt their responsibility to clients and to staff. We feel fortunate Rosecrance, Inc. announced the execution of the merger agreement with Prairie Center, indeed to have a committed, experienced a nonprofit substance abuse center offering prevention, education, and counseling and nationally recognized organization services, on January 1, 2018. such as Rosecrance meeting the needs of our region.” In August the organizations shared their intent to merge, a move that expands behavioral health treatment options in the region and stabilizes jobs. Since that time, This seamless transition will afford the the due-diligence phase has been completed, with the sharing of operational and community an uninterrupted provision financial information. of substance abuse services delivered by Rosecrance, a leader in behavioral Rosecrance has a long, successful history of significant mergers and acquisitions. This health treatment for over 100 years. merger expands addiction treatment and results in more integrated behavioral health This expansion of services will allow services in the Central Illinois region. Rosecrance to provide substance abuse treatment services to even more people in “With decades of experience in addiction treatment, Rosecrance has expertise in the Central Illinois region. delivering a full continuum of evidence-based substance abuse treatment services,” said Rosecrance President/CEO Phil Eaton. “We are expanding the culture of recovery by creating greater efficiencies, making programs more sustainable and, most importantly, expanding and improving care for clients in Central Illinois,” Eaton said. 12 reach ON THE MOVE

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1) Lisa Abrams, Director of Lakeview; 2) Christopher T. Druce-Jones, Chaplain; 3) Paul Gilmet, Alumni Coordinator; 4) Rosecrance Des Plaines staff

NEWS BRIEFS

Rosecrance hires new Alumni Coordinator The latest Paul Gilmet recently joined the Rosecrance team as its Alumni Leadership changes announced Coordinator. Paul will work closely with Fr. Jim Swarthout in developing a new and robust menu of alumni services. Paul Rosecrance welcomed a new Executive Director to the graduated from Loyola University Chicago with a Bachelor’s Rosecrance Lakeview Recovery Home and Facility in Chicago, degree in Business Administration. He joins the team with a Illinois. Lisa Abrams, who started in July, has worked in the strong background in developing alumni programs within the field of addiction treatment and mental health since 2002 and treatment services setting. He indicates there are so many ways began as a psychiatric technician. Abrams is a Licensed Clinical that Rosecrance can serve clients once they leave treatment, Professional Counselor and Certified Supervisory Alcohol and whether through retreats, monthly gatherings, alumni chapters, Drug Counselor responsible for oversight and management of networking events, recovery enhancement (including wellness, day-to-day operations of Rosecrance services in Chicago. She is fitness, and meditation), and social media engagement. also a Certified Intervention professional and a member of the American Mental Health Counseling Association. She earned Rosecrance Des Plaines continuation her M.A. in Professional Counseling from Argosy University of services and her B.A. from DePaul University. Continuing the tradition established by The Advocate Addiction New Chaplain joins team Treatment Program, on December 4, 2017, Rosecrance began offering outpatient substance abuse treatment and mental health Christopher T. Druce-Jones recently joined the Rosecrance counseling in Des Plaines, Illinois. This seamless transition staff as Chaplain at the Harrison Campus in July. He is a from Advocate to Rosecrance will afford the community an former United Methodist clergy of 20 years, having pastored uninterrupted provision of outpatient substance abuse and mental several churches within the Northern Illinois Conference of the health services delivered by Rosecrance, a leader in behavioral United Methodist Church on the Rockford and Elgin Districts. health treatment for over 100 years. Rosecrance will operate Chaplain Chris earned a BA in Philosophy and Religion from in the same location at 701 Lee Street in Des Plaines, and will Dillard University in New Orleans, Louisiana, and a Master of continue to serve current program clients while also accepting Divinity from the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary individuals who seek services for the first time. This expansion in Dubuque, Iowa. Christopher’s leadership specialization of services will allow Rosecrance to provide mental health is within the areas of organizational management and and substance abuse treatment services to even more people. administration, leadership development, congregational care, Neeva Sandhu, LCPC, CRADC has been named the Clinical small group facilitation, and church revitalization. Coordinator at the new Rosecrance location. reach 13 ON THE MOVE

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5) Dan DeGryse; Director of Florian Program; 6) Anne Boccignone, VP of Communications and Development, and Mary Egan, Director of Outreach, with Healthy Communities officials; 7) Try Beta club representatives present Rosecrance with a check.

Rosecrance hosts second annual Administrator of Child and Adolescent Services. “Play and Florian Symposium sensory therapy will allow us to more effectively engage clients, help reduce or prevent crises from occurring, and provide a near Nearly 200 people, including fire personnel, police officers, limitless range of tools to help children and adolescents more veterans, family members, friends, doctors, therapists, and effectively express how they are truly feeling.” A grant from Try clinicians, attended the second annual Rosecrance Florian Beta Charities will also support the project. Symposium—a two-day training event held on Thursday, September 21 and Friday, September 22 in Rosemont, The Healthy Communities Foundation gifted Rosecrance a Illinois. Sixteen nationally known speakers from a variety of $50,000 grant to support the expansion of prevention education, backgrounds—law enforcement officers, firefighters, a paramedic, charity care, and substance abuse services for youth and families a spouse, university professors, counselors, and the Education from underserved communities west of Chicago, such as Cicero, Director for the Fire Department Instructor’s Conference Summit/Argo, Lyons and others. (FDIC)—presented on topics of addiction and substance use disorders, mental health, trauma, stigma, peer support and more. A grant from the Freeport Community Foundation/Drogosz Rosecrance’s own Unit Coordinator, Erica Gilmore, keynoted Family Fund will support the creation of a sensory room at at the symposium; she spoke about Treatment for Uniformed Rosecrance Griffin Williamson campus and the Gerry and Personnel from a clinician standpoint. Gilmore delved in to Bill Cowlin Foundation will support mental health services in topics like trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety and co-occurring McHenry County. disorders while simultaneously providing answers about treatment and recovery. 8 Rosecrance awarded many generous grants

Club Blue Rockford selected Rosecrance as one of two grant recipients for 2018. With $100,000 from Club Blue, Rosecrance will transform existing spaces at the Rosecrance Berry Campus into a play therapy room and a sensory room. In addition, portable expressive therapy kits will be created for clinicians to use in the community to respond to the over 2,000 crisis calls the Berry Campus staff handle annually. 8) Club Blue leadership and Rosecrance Staff pose at the Club Blue 2018 “The grant will fundamentally transform how we can work Kick Off event. with children and adolescents,” says Steve Smith, Rosecrance 14 reach GIVING

Rosecrance 5K Donors Life’s Waiting Sponsors Dave & Cherry Beto Exxon Mobil FurstStaffing Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Janssen Kelley Williamson Company Meijer Midwest Dental Northern Illinois Optical Parker Hannifin Corporation Repco Industries LLC Rosecrance Leadership Team US Bank Help, Hope, Recovery Sponsors Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. 5K participants uplift recovery and encourage one another before the event begins. Bischoff Dentistry Joe Cooling & Sons, Inc. Fehr Graham Engineering & Environmental Jason, Michelle, Abigail and Alayna Gorham Nearly 450 participants Jackson Recovery Centers Millennium Trust Company Rockford Ambulatory Surgery support recovery at 5k run Rosecrance Berry Campus Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus Nearly 450 people from all walks of life Jim Swarthout, the national anthem sung Rosecrance Harrison Campus helped Rosecrance clients step toward by Rosecrance employee Margie Tennin, Rosecrance Ware Campus Samco a brighter future during the second and yoga and stretches led by Rosecrance Schmeling Construction Co. Rosecrance Recovery 5K Walk/Run. employee Matt Larson. Several special The Cove School The theme of the annual 5K is ‘Every guests and mascots cheered on runners The FIT Step Counts’ and the event proved just while Andrew Stutzke from WIFR Brian and Kim Thiede Try-Beta that, raising nearly $40,000 to support emceed the event. Runners also enjoyed Wesley Willows Rosecrance programs and families seeking passing through the bubble machine from Woodward treatment for substance use and mental SuperSuds. In-Kind Sponsors health disorders. 104.9 WXRX According to Boccignone, approximately 23 WIFR “I’m struck by the growing community 75 volunteers worked at the event, including Beef A Roo Doughboys Donuts support for the event,” said Anne 12 women from the Rosecrance Marlowe Fleet Feet Sports Boccignone, VP of Communications Recovery Home. Genoa Healthcare and Development for Rosecrance. “I feel Glo-Bowl grateful that people are moved to support “The women couldn’t keep from smiling,” Morrison Healthcare OSF Lifeline Ambulance, LLC our mission of providing help, hope, and said Boccignone. “They seemed really Precision Sports Training the best opportunity for lasting recovery.” happy to be giving back.” Rockford Ice Hogs Rock Valley College Held at the Rosecrance Berry Campus Rosecrance looks forward to continuing Rodan and Fields Sam’s Club on Aug. 6, the day commenced with its annual Recovery 5K Walk/Run Starbucks an introduction from Rosecrance, Inc. and invites community members to get Stenstrom President David Gomel, a prayer from involved next year through participation Stewart & Associates, Inc. Director of Clergy & Alumni Services Fr. or sponsorship. SuperSuds Car Care Center Woodman’s Market reach 15 GIVING

Rosecrance Chicago Launch to Life Chicago Benefit Donors

Recovery Champion Benefitdeemed success Foglia Family Foundation Pat O’Brien, New York Times best-seller and former sports Life’s Waiting broadcaster, keynoted Rosecrance’s second annual Chicago John and Marilyn McDonough Benefit, where he compared his battle with addiction to the Changing Lives, Saving Lives classic film—Wizard of Oz. Allstate Insurance Company Dave and Cherry Beto Nearly all of us are familiar with the story of the Wizard of Oz … Dorothy gets whisked Ed and Renee McDonough away from her farm in Kansas by a powerful tornado and she finds herself trapped in the Carl and Donna Stapleton magical Land of Oz. From there, she sets out on an adventure with her new friends to TASC meet the wizard and find her way home. A Better Chance for Tomorrow Steve and Joanie Alley “I thought ‘My God, I am Dorothy,’” said O’Brien. He, like Dorothy, was lost, trapped, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois isolated, and alone. “Of course, clicking my heels together wasn’t the answer to get out of Michael and Katherine George alcoholism,” he added, “but I realized you can always come home again.” Ms. Gloria McFadden

Help, Hope, Recovery In addition to hearing speaker Pat O’Brien at the benefit on September 26, attendees David and Anne Boccignone gathered for a luncheon, a raffle drawing with prizes ranging from private airplane rides Continental Electrical Construction Co. to Cubs tickets, and the opportunity to network with others in Chicago who support Healthcare Success, LLC behavioral health services. The benefit raised money to support young adults in early Chuck and Ardi Howard recovery accessing life-saving programs at Rosecrance Lakeview in Chicago. June and Michael Parks Oxford Bank & Trust Hon. James A. Shapiro (ret.) Greg Orput, Rosecrance Foundation Chicago board member, said, “We tend to do what David D. and Susan T. Smith and Family we do in a vacuum because people are afraid to talk about it. Events like this bring the topic out of the darkness and into the light. It allows for the opportunity to give a face Patrons and a voice to addiction.” Dr. and Mrs. David Criswell Robert Criswell Michael and Lori Flannery Andrew and Raquel Lauritzen Karen Leavitt Lisa and Mark Lindman Mid-Town Athletic Club The RDI Group Brent Sopel Shawn Y. Valukas

Table Sponsors Phil and Cherri Eaton A Fresh Start Sober Living Environment Stephanie Van Vlerah

Pat O’Brien, keynote speaker, shares his inspiring story of recovery. With more than eight years sober, he travels across the nation to let others know that treatment and recovery is possible.

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First ever Rosecrance Champaign Benefit

Champaign/Urbana Benefit Donors

Slam Dunk Sponsor Prospect Bank

Point Guard Sponsor

Ramshaw Realty

All Star Sponsors Jan Bundy Family in memory of Eugene and Eric Bundy Lynn E. Ryle Chris Herren speaks to a packed room of recovery supporters at the Champaign Benefit. The Carle Foundation

Buzzer Beater Sponsors The Rosecrance Foundation set the ball in motion this past November at its first ever Phil and Cherri Eaton Benefit in Champaign, IL, themed Hoops, Help & Hope. Chris Herren, a former The Christie Foundation NBA player in recovery, shared his story of descent into addiction, miraculous recovery, and a new life mission with nearly 200 attendees. Patron Beth L. Armsey At the benefit, Herren told moving and honest stories about how drugs affected his Table Sponsors mental health, his career and ultimately his relationships with his family. But, he made Anne Boccignone/Betsy Liotus it clear that, “addiction isn’t a death sentence ... The bad days are lessons and in those Classic Granite & Marble, LLC lessons we find our silver linings and make peace with the rest of it.” Sheila Ferguson Meyer Capel He added, “The people behind Rosecrance and what they’ve created save people like Pepsi Cola CU Presence Covenant Medical Center me. And when you save someone like me, you also save everyone who loves them, too.”

Herren struggled with a variety of substances including alcohol, cocaine, and heroin. The Friday following the Champaign Shockingly, he shared that seven of his former teammates from his high school team Benefit, Rosecrance held an assembly at also started using heroin. Centennial High School in Champaign, IL, where Herren spoke about addiction His keynote presentation was particularly relevant because heroin use in Champaign- and recovery to nearly 1,800 high school Urbana more than doubled between 2007 and 2012. students.

The benefit also included a special reception with Herren for benefactors, a reception Herren started speaking to youth with with appetizers, a door prize, video screening, dinner, and remarks from Rosecrance the hope that he could change even staff and board members. just one life. After his moving speech at Centennial, it was clear that he has Rosecrance Health Network President/CEO Phil Eaton explained that since opening, touched countless lives. the Rosecrance Champaign/Urbana location has been able to provide help for 400 people struggling with substance abuse disorders and 3,000 people struggling with mental health disorders. Proceeds from the benefit will enable Rosecrance to expand access to behavioral health treatment within the Champaign-Urbana area. reach 17 GIVING

With our recent holiday appeal fundraiser, donors have been encouraged to send moving, heartfelt messages to clients about recovery. These messages have been shared and displayed across Rosecrance locations

Words from the heart comfort and inspire Rosecrance clients

Checking the Rosecrance Foundation mailbox became one of Many messages came from people who understand firsthand the most joyful parts of the day during the recent holiday season. what it’s like to need treatment. “By telling our stories and working a program of recovery, life is amazing! I am a There, amid holiday cards and business correspondence, were Rosecrance alum. Trust in God, don’t do it yourself, and carry personal notes from donors who responded to an invitation to the message.” write messages of encouragement to our clients. Reading these heartfelt words of comfort and inspiration was an emotional We heard from Bonnie, the sister of our former director of experience for the Foundation staff. nursing, Donna Gillette, who died in 2014 after many years of service to Rosecrance. Bonnie wrote: “My sister never lost hope As the messages came in, we passed them along to clients in our in her clients. I know she continues to have faith in all of us who residential and outpatient programs, and they were gratefully try our best.” received. Think about this: Clients in residential treatment are away from home, away from loved ones. Many who are in I believe that most of us do try, every day, to be our best selves. treatment for substance abuse feel shame or guilt because they Rosecrance treatment programs are designed to give people tools must own up to the relationships they have damaged through to be their best selves. Our donors are trying to do that, as well, addiction. by supporting our work financially and, at a very human level, by sharing words of kindness and understanding. We are deeply Those who participate in outpatient programs for addiction grateful for both. Thank you for these gifts straight from the or mental illness may feel equally isolated. Treatment can be heart. With them, you are changing and saving lives. a lonely experience, especially during the holidays. While our clients receive the best clinical care, compassion, and support from professional staff, there is an unquantifiable healing benefit in knowing they have the support of so many other people who believe in the miracle of recovery. Gratefully,

Here are just a few examples of why we watched the clock for mailtime. One Rosecrance friend wrote: “The battle with Anne C. Boccignone addiction and mental illness is too much for any one individual Vice President Communications to fight alone. Use the resources at Rosecrance to carry the & Development weight when you need help with the fight.” 18 reach FY 2017 IN REVIEW FY 2017 IN REVIEW

Rosecrance Inc. Highlights

l Merger of Community Elements in Champaign-Urbana, which provided a wide array of mental health services in central Illinois l Successful Joint Commission Survey earning a Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of approval and accreditation

Rosecrance Foundation Highlights

l Raised $1,570,610 to support charity care and special programs across Rosecrance.

Press conference announcing Community Elements merger with Rosecrance

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2017 by the numbers 30,084 clients served 48 locations 222 outpatient groups offered 832 employees

Services span over states 495 total beds 3 18,520 with 94% admissions residential occupancy

MENTAL ILLNESS of our professional staff 98% have Master’s degrees 48%or higher

0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Overall Client Satisfaction 95% SUBSTANCE 20 reach ABUSE FY 2017 IN REVIEW

Adolescent substance Adolescent substance abuse services and abuse division programs l Biopsychosocial assessments l teens served in substance Detoxification abuse programs in FY 2017 l Residential/inpatient treatment 1,338 l Partial hospitalization l Intensive outpatient treatment Rosecrance provides evidence-based teen substance use disorder programs l that incorporate clinical, medical, educational, and experiential therapies into Outpatient treatment a comprehensive individualized treatment plan. Programs serve youth 12–20 l Dual diagnosis counseling years old who exhibit signs or symptoms of alcohol or other drug involvement. l Therapeutic recreation l Licensed on-site teachers FY 2017 Highlights l Spiritual care services l Implemented a young adult l Expanded substance abuse l Family support services program for males up to age 21. services in Champaign/Urbana l to include new adolescent Continuing care l l Expanded the diagnoses of substance abuse treatment. Recovery homes clients to include those who l Alumni services do not have a primary substance ClientClients byby program program l use disorder, but still suffer from Prevention/intervention 4% behavioral health disorder. l School-based services INPATIENT 48% 48% OUTPATIENT RECOVERY HOME

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Adult substance abuse services and programs Adult substance

l abuse division Biopsychosocial assessments l Detoxification/Health Center l Partial hospitalization adults served in substance l Intensive inpatient services abuse programs in FY 2017 l Florian program for uniformed 7,14 0 personnel Rosecrance adult substance abuse treatment programs include evidence-based l Young men’s program group, individual, and family counseling. Group activities include educational/ l didactic lectures, team building/recreational activities, spirituality, education, Medication Assisted Treatment experiential therapies, and 12-Step education. l Opioid specific program l Women’s services l Traditional men’s program FY 2017 Highlights l OASIS program for older adults l Opened outpatient and l Added an adult intensive l Therapeutic recreation and art recovery housing in Lakeview outpatient program in Wisconsin. therapy program neighborhood of Chicago. l Established a partnership with l Health and psychiatric services l Opened new outpatient location Crusader Clinic to facilitate l Outpatient services in La Grange, IL. pre-natal care within two days l of admission to inpatient Project SAFE—for mothers l Expanded Florian program’s treatment. with children reach beyond firefighters to all l Criminal justice services uniform personnel. ClientClients byby program l Recovery homes l Began the Older Adult Support 3% l Therapeutic intervention in Sobriety program (OASIS). INPATIENT program (TIP) OUTPATIENT l Spiritual care services 61% 36% RECOVERY l HOME Family support services l Alumni services

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Children and youth Children and youth mental health services mental health division and programs l Screening, assessment and children and teens served support services (SASS) in mental health programs l Community support program in FY 2017 (CSP) 6,393 l Early intervention clinic

Rosecrance provides the most advanced and comprehensive diagnosis and l Co-occurring intensive treatment for childhood emotional disorders, using evidence-based models outpatient program for care delivered in a child-friendly environment. Our board-certified l counselors, psychologists, and social workers provide the highest-quality care Children and family therapy for young people. program l Community-based outpatient FY 2017 Highlights counseling l Added a new service line and l Opened autism/spectrum l Supportive care clinic

location to serve the SASS and disorder services at Rosecrance l child and family programs. Berry Center. Parenting support l Community-based education l Launched Rosecrance Open Most frequent mental and outreach Access Child and Family health diagnoses l Counseling Program, which Depression 34% Seasonal therapeutic wellness integrates short-term counseling ADHD 23% programs services for children and a skills PTSD 17% l training program for parents. Mental Health Juvenile Justice Disruptive 10% Initiative Bipolar 8% l Opened new location in l Youth recovery court Anxiety disorder Crystal Lake (Dakota Clinic) 7% Others 2%

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Adult mental health Adult mental health services and programs

l Screening and assessments division l Outpatient mental health treatment

adults served in l Dialectical behavior therapy mental health programs (DBT) in FY 2017 l 10,082 Psychiatric services Rosecrance is dedicated to providing caring, personalized, evidence-based l Community support team solutions for individuals and families living with emotional disorders and l Assertive community treatment mental illness. Rosecrance provides quality mental health assessments, l outpatient treatment, and rehabilitation in a friendly environment, as well as Project for Assistance in housing for adults. Transition from Homelessness (PATH)

FY 2017 Highlights l Recovery Resource Center

l Increased triage hours at Most frequent mental l Community health integrated Mulberry Center from 11 to 16 health diagnoses services hours daily. Bipolar 33% l Crisis services and crisis line Depression 29% l Implemented mobile crisis l Housing and residential response services. Schizophrenia 21% PTSD 11% services l Received $540,00 from health Anxiety disorder 5% systems, government entities, Others 1% and community support for triage.

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Commemorative brick path in Rosecrance Garden Honorariums & Memorials February 1, 2017 - December 31, 2017

Honorariums Krystal Hall Our Children and Grandchildren Claire Rosen Anonymous Loren and Roberta Nielsen Kim Gillan

Terry Lee Bava Chris Hilkemann Gregory Olson’s Children Bob and Clara Beth Saunders Charles A Vogel Bonnie and Larry Hilkemann Wendy Olson Mabel Rice

Chole Chess Madeline Jirak Haleigh Page Someone’s son or daughter Connie Lavin Christine Smith Michael and Becky Page Timothy and Shayna Foley

John R. Cook Rylee Johnson Jerry M. Paris Tyler Smith Robert and Dorothy Singer Merritt Johnson Fund Michael and Sharon DeDoncker Michael and Debra Smith

Phil and Cherri Eaton Byron Kimpel Max Pecenka Suzanne Ugast Lynne Vass Tanya Hinz Beth Pecenka Eileen Hudson

Samuel Fitter Tim Kirven Caroline Quinn The Women’s Unit Noreen and Seth McGowan Corinne Decker Christopher and Elizabeth Quinn Lindsay Tuttle

Clifford A. Gillette Bill Lenters William Leigh Rawson Joshua Waddell Candace Richter First United Methodist Church Louise Rawson David and Sonya Miller of LaGrange John Russell Greg Girard Grace United Methodist Church Rosecrance Counselors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinsman United Methodist Women John Weiherman Meg Wenzel John and Deborah Ryder Andrew and Raquel Lauritzen K.R. Hall Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Robert Hall John and Marilyn McDonough Campus Staff Jason G. Winchester Dana McDonough Jeffrey and Susan LaBorence Thoma Mehl Joseph and Ann McDonough reach 25 HONORARIUMS & MEMORIALS

John and Jamie Wright BL Alejandro A. Garcia Stephen and Lenore Balogh Kellie Ottenberg Nancy Usedom Raymond Garcia John and Terri Beadleson John and Janice Bergstrom Honorariums & Christopher Boseman Emmanuel S. Garcia Peter and Ann Boline Tammy and Thorsten Wardemann Raymond Garcia Anna and John Borchers Memorials Linda Burkhard Martha L. Brooks Chuck Gentile Sharon Deacon In honor and in memory of Kenneth Brooks Gregory and Gail Liebovich Rebecca DeMarb Navin Shah and Premlata Shah Alex and Stephanie DiBenedetto Niraj N. Shah Eric Bundy Donna Gillette Jerome and Jan Dunbar Jan Bundy Robert and Judith Cross Lavon and Michael Eytalis In honor of and memory of Rachel and Riley Fauth Thomas and Maureen Fitzgerald Vicky Squire Eugene Bundy Clifford Gillette Robert and Joanne Fredberg Jacqueline Lauder Jan Bundy Clifford and Joan Gray Dean and Kristin Fry Erich and Jan Hagenlocher Clifford Gillette In honor of and memory of Philip Cabibi Craig and Erin Jagels Richard and Linda Hamlett Rose Marie Martin Wright Jodi Besket William and Janice Karr Bonita Harn Laurette Wright Roxane Boneillo Robert and Ruth Kinsman John E. Hartwig Fazela Capille D. Stephen and Martha Kiley Suzanne Hulten

Memorials Nancy Johnson Jerry and Bonnie Kretsos Thomas and Anita Jacobson Susan Krancer Marc and Linda Kuntz Barbara Johnson Joshua Meyer Agruss Dawn Trupia Emery and Percell Bonnie Johnson Emily Agruss Joseph and Christine Roarty Judy and David Johnson Terri “Tumbleweed” Cairns Karen Johnson Debra Frances Akerlund Kelly Cairns Ronald Glanman Linda Johnson Arvid and Karen Adell Kim Haiges-Navarro Wayne Jones William Boyd Carter, Jr Kris Megyery Closet Builders Timothy and Janet Keating All Trevor and Philip Gates-Crandall Darcy Muehleip J and P Kennedy Charles and Maryellen Giger L. Ingrid Muehleip Timothy and Vicki King Ryan M. Chibucos James and Dorothy Knabe Steven Amundsen, Jr. John and Judy Coletta Janet Gleason Gary and Sheila Kordash Kendall Butler Philip and Cherri Eaton John and Kristine Kullberg Zoë Camille Conley David Lantz Kathy L. Anderson Kay Conley Polly Griffin Bradley and Linda Lehman Russell Anderson Michael and Sybil Conley Donald and Jane Thayer Pamela and Peter Lonsway Glennon and Judy Hemker Cheryl and Michael Metcalf Kevin Michael Anderson William and Susan Taylor Lenn Guenzler Stephen and Jacqueline Otto Bruce and Bobbi Anderson Ruth Guenzler John and Kristin Paulsgrove Steven and Wendy Dearth Benjamin Couillard Jason and Jennifer Pearce Martin and Heidi Jones Anonymous LeMonye Hanson Michael Pearce R.A. and B.L. Phillips Kevin and Leslie Ruthe John and Susan Peck Mary Sayre Robert E. Cross, Jr. Molly Phalen Lynn Sparks Clifford Gillette Ronald Haskell J. Edward and Lora Prochaska Donna and Ronald Haskell Thomas and Marjorie Ransick Jacob Augustyn Nuel Pharr Davis Richard and Charlene Remer Michael and Katherine George Patricia Webb Drew Haywood Fred and Kim Rogers Ovidio Aldana Karen Rossi Josephine Baloun Joshua Deram Savant Capital Management, Inc. Anonymous Kevin and Nancy Deram Jim and Denise Hoover Gilman Kathleen Schimmoler Helen Hoover John and Janet Stewart John Barry William Dull Janet Sympson Anna DiRaimondo Charlene Dull-Monroe Sylvia Fulling Hosking Richard and Karen Truax David and Molly Fulling Thomas and Mary Vandenbergen Rose Marie Bellucci Michael Farmer Paul Wixom Patrick and Annmarie O’Hearn Ann Alves Traci L. Huckelberry James and Judith Zimmerman Anonymous Linda Hayes Jeremey J. Bialka Ellani Maurides Anthony Johnston Daniel and Linda Bialka David E. Johnson Lloyd Johnston Michael Muckian Michele Galluzzo Gary and Tressa Anderson Terri Muckian Philip and Cherri Eaton Jack and Joyce Armstrong 26 reach HONORARIUMS & MEMORIALS

Steven Michael Kazmierski Denise C. Mischka Ray Schuller Caleb Stadt Taylor Pettenon Joan and Dominic Torres Eldon and Carol Hamilton Russel Forster

David Kendall Fusa Moore Ray and Clarice Schuller Marshall Stokes Anonymous Anonymous Frank and Jane Shuller Walter and Josephine Carter

Margaret Kennedy Our Parents Linda Sepahirod Rolf Thienemann George and Kay Kennedy Philip and Cherri Eaton Ann Blanchfield Joseph and Sharyn Castrogiovanni Sean Kenny Allen Pang Gordon R. Shafer Steven Binder Philip and Cherri Eaton Elva Shafer David Tompkins Lisa Swank Sean Michael Kenny and Matthew T. Pappas Frank Sikorski Eileen Madden-Kenny Jeremy LeBlanc Walter and Joanne Nowak Teagan N. Tyler Patrick and Eileen Kenny Michael and Rosemary Rajski Richard and Carol Hamer Fred and Anne Paris Jack and Melanie Ross John and Verna Kinley Jerry and Connie Paris Thelma Van Vuren W. David and Sara Werckle Jason and Joey Silberbauer Darwyn and Rheba Guler Bianca Principe Alisa Bruns Joseph Krecker Anonymous David Watson Joseph and Cindy Tidei Margaret A. Silva George and Beverly Letcher Noah Pripps Anonymous Leonard Lavin Erin Quinlan Anonymous Dimmis and Stuart Weller Gregory and Gail Liebovich Beverly B. Rosecrance Robert Pschirrer Sean Sinsabaugh Jacob Leithauser Joie Michelle Rolf-Switzer Anonymous Betsy and Bob Wheeler Anonymous Beverly B. Rosecrance Amorette and Dale Randall Richard J. Slabaugh Chad Lootens Anonymous Marcia S. Warne Marjorie Rosecrance Wright Lynette Werdin Beverly B. Rosecrance David Jude Reninger Andrew James Smith Michelangelo CPS, Inc Dennis Joanne Abbott Dorothy Yeoman Nathaniel Branch Anonymous Crossroads of Life Prison Faith Tal Robey Edward Molly Baker Ministry Chris Michols Dorothy Carpenter Steven Catherine Baldwin Frank and Mary Summers Curt and Judy Michols Barbara Battaglini Linda Romps William and Mariles Davis Eric Adam Miller Heather DeVoe Larry and Susana Holland Mark and Chris Piercy James and Bernita Jones

Lois S. Ryan Lawrence and Valerie Lambe John and Roberta Mink Richard Ryan Nelson and M. Joanne Miller Every effort has been made to list our donors correctly. If we have misspelled, Gregg and Pam Herrmann Steven and Joanne Pennock inadvertently omitted or listed your name Barb Mink Bill A. Sabin, Jr. James and Shirley Smith incorrectly, please call Anne Boccignone at Doug Carlson Insurance Agency Timothy and Teresa Smith 815.387.5636 so we can correct our error. William Stephen Minore Jr. Amanda and Toppe Lopez Thank you! Anonymous Allison Salamone Richard Toppe Anonymous Jamie Ingwalson Penelope Lechtenberg Marjorie Ingwalson Breana Sparks Taylor Lindman Thomas and Laura Heraly W. Stephen and Laura Minore Samantha’s Cousin Mickey Stawarz

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People we can’t do without Thank you to the people, businesses, and organizations who gave to Rosecrance in 2017 making it possible to provide treatment to those in need.

A Ascend Consultation in Healthcare Ms. Wally Beville Ms. Val Butterfield Ashton United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bialka Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Butz A Fresh Start Sober Living Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Askew Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery D. Bieck Enviroments Inc Ms. Carol Augspurger Mr. and Mrs. James Biggs AAA Molybdenum Products, Inc Mr. Sean Auton Ms. Stephanie Billmyer C Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Abate Ms. Susie Avila Mr. Steven Binder Ms. Kelly Cairns Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Abbott Birds Eye View Project Ms. Lois J. Calcagno Abbott Plastics & Supply Co. Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bischoff Mr. Charles W. Callender and Ms. Lisa Abrams B Bischoff Dentistry LTD Ms. Shelly Dutch Ace Coffee Bar Inc. Mr. Clyde J. Babcock Ms. Ann Blanchfield Mr. Steve Camp and Mr. Barry Ackerson Ph.D. and Mrs. Dorothy V. Baits Ms. Allison Blau Ms. Britt-Marie Dahlin Ms. Theresa Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Blomquist Mr. Steve Camp Mrs. Barbara Adam Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Mr. Paul Canady Mr. and Mrs. John Adamany Ms. Diane Balcom BMO Harris Bank Ms. Evangelina Cantu Ms. Christina L. Adams Ms. Catherine M. Gort and Mr. and Mrs. David Boccignone Fazela Capille Mr. Michael J. Adamski Mr. Steven D. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boline Ms. Carlene Cardosi Mr. and Mrs. John H. Addams The Honorable and Mrs. Marian L. Bonavia Carle Hospital Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Adell Mrs. Stephen E. Balogh Jordan Bond Ms. Amy Carlson Advanced Machine & Bank of America Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bondurant Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Carlson Jr. Engineering Co. Ms. Pam Barczak Ms. Roxane Boneillo Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Carlson Mrs. Emily Agruss Dr. and Mrs. Al J. Baris Ms. Katie Bonkoski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Carman Mr. and Mrs. John Akerlund Mrs. Lois M. Barnes Mr. Basil O. Booton Carnivale Chicago Mr. Ovidio Aldana Ms. Joan P. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. John M. Borchers Mrs. Dorothy B. Carpenter Aldersgate United Methodist Barrington United Methodist Mr. William T. Bounthong Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carter Church Church Mr. and Mrs. Bernie V. Bowersock Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Carter Dr. Sherry and Mr. Andy Aleksich Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bartos Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bown Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carter Ms. Astrid C. Alfors Mr. and Mrs. Yaakov Bassman Mr. Nathaniel Branch Cary Community Consolidated Alkermes, Inc Bates Financial Group, Inc. Ms. Tina Brandts School District Mr. and Mrs. Steve Alley Ms. Barbara Battaglini Ms. Erika Bremer Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carynski Ms. Arlyn Alley Ms. Sara Baumgartner Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Bremer Mr. and Mrs. David D. Casalena Alley Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bayard Ms. Emma Brennan Mrs. Jean A. Castle Allstate Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. John E. Beadleson Mr. Matthew C. Bretz Mr. and Mrs. Joe Castrogiovanni, Jr. Alpine Bank Ms. Norma Bean Ms. Cynthia Broemser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ms. Ann W. Alves Mr. Steven Becker Dr. Kenneth A. Brooks Castrogiovanni AmazonSmile Beckett & Webber Ms. Sandra L. Brown Centegra Health System Mr. Abid Ameen Mr. and Mrs. Roger Becknell Mr. Eric Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Anchor Housing Development, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Harold Behling Mr. Bruce Reznick Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. William R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Behr Ms. Alisa Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Mr. David J. Anderson Ms. Theresa Belanger Mrs. Jan Bundy Chamberlain Mr. Russell D. Anderson Ms. Dorothy E. Bell Drs. Leann and Jeff Burch Chambers & Owen, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Anderson Ms. Laura Beltran-Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. James Burch Champaign Unit 4 Meals Program Dr. and Mrs. Gary D. Anderson Belvidere Funeral Home The Burke Family Champaign Unit 4 School District Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Anderson Mr. Paul Bemis Ms. Linda Burkhard EH Mellon Admin. Ctr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bennett Ms. Lori Burton Mr. and Mrs. Steven Chapman Animal Medical Clinic Ltd Mr. and Mrs. John Bergstrom Carol Burton Charles Foundation Anonymous Bergstrom Inc. Charitable Mr. Harry Burzeoo Mr. Tobias Chcionas Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. Foundation Mr. Maury Busboom Mr. and Mrs. Vincent S. Aramark Uniform Services Ms. Jodi Besket Ms. Janien Bush Chiaramonte Argent Capital Inc Beth Eden United Methodist Ms. Cheri Busta Chicago Bulls Mr. and Mrs. John J. Armin, Jr. Church Butitta Brothers Automotive Mr. Bill Chiklakis Mrs. Beth L. Armsey Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Beto Service, Inc. Ms. Connie B. Chilton Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. David P. Beto Ms. Kendall A. Butler Christ United Methodist Church 2826 reach 2017 DONORS

Christ United Methodist Church Ms. Sharon Deacon Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Elliot First United Methodist Church of Rockford Dean A. Olson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Elliot of Des Plaines Mrs. Lucille Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Dearth Embury United Methodist Church First United Methodist Church Ms. Catie Christian Ms. Karen Deason Emmanuel Memorial Episcopal of Dixon Mr. Donald Cirillo Mr. Paul Debevec Church First United Methodist Church City of Champaign Meadowbrook Community Ms. Christina Emmert of Evanston City of Champaign Public Works Church Ms. Angela Encheff First United Methodist Church Department - Parking Programs Deborah Chapter No. 27 OES Mr. and Mrs. Rick Engen of Freeport Mr. and Mrs. Dan P. Clark Ms. Corinne Decker Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. First United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Steven Clark Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeDoncker Epperson of Kirkland Classic Granite & Marble, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Dan DeGryse Mr. and Mrs. Craig Erdmier First United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coffey Mrs. Dolores A. Deitrick Mrs. Barbara W. Erickson of LaGrange Mr. Casey Coit Ms. Rebecca DeMarb Ms. Mary Jo Erickson First United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. John Coletta Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Deram EScrip of Lockport Ms. Kathleen Collins Kim Derda Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Esmer First United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. William R. Collins Ms. Katherine Devlin Mr. Martin Espinosa of Princeton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Collins Ms. Heather DeVoe Espresso Royale #12 Mrs. Mabelann C. Fisher Common Ground Food Co-Op Mr. and Mrs. Derald DeVries Ms. Addison Estano Ms. Emily Fitzgerald Community Foundation of Mr. and Mrs. David Diamond Euclid Ave. United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Fitzgerald Northern Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Alex DiBenedetto Church Fitzgerald Funeral Home and Ms. Sandy Condon Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Evans United Methodist Church Crematory, Ltd. Mr. Dennis M. Conerton DiBenedetto Mr. Duwayne Everts Mrs. Kris Fitzpatrick Mr. Jason Conger DiBenedetto & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ewers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flannery Kay Conley Ms. Kathryn Dickerson Mr. Tom Ewing Flowing Grace United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Conley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Dierks ExxonMobil Fuels Marketing Church Contact Pro Marketing Group Mr. and Mrs. Deon Dinsmore Company Focus Financial Advisors, Inc. Juran Cook Ms. Anna DiRaimondo Lavon Eytalis and Michael Eytalis Foglia Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cook, III Disciples United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Foley Mr. Tim Cooling Church Mr. and Mrs. Reginald J. Folmar Cooling Landscape Contractors Mr. and Mrs. Dan D. Dittmer F Food Pantry Club Dr. Margaret H. Cooney Ms. Sarah Donahue Footprints to Recovery Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Copeland DonateWell Facebook Mr. Russel Forster Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Scott Doolittle Mr. and Mrs. Travis J. Fager Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Franchini Ms. Amber Cornford Dorm Transport Faith United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Joel Frank Court Street United Methodist Ms. Kimberly Dort Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Fandel Ms. Sarah Frantz Church Doug Carlson Insurance Agency Mr. Van Farley, Jr. Fraternal Order Of Leatherheads Coyle-Kiley Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. Dave Downey Rachel and Riley Fauth Society Cozad Asset Management, Inc. Mr. James Drackley Mr. and Mrs. James Federighi Mr. and Ms. Robert Fredberg CPS, Inc Mr. Joseph P. Drago Fehr Graham - Engineering & Ms. Kelly Freeman Dr. Carol Craig Ms. Vickie Drendel Environmental Freeport Community Foundation/ Crimson Ridge Mr. and Mrs. William E. Drilling Ms. Sheila Ferguson and John M. Drogosz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Criswell Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Duffy Ms. Michelle Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Ken Frey Dr. and Mrs. David K. Criswell Mrs. Charlene Dull-Monroe Dr. and Mrs. Jorge E. Fernald Annie Fridh, Psy.D. and Ms. Carolyn L. Critser Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. David Fewkes Mr. Brandon Fridh Mrs. Judith Cross Jamie Dureno Mr. Matt Fields Friedlander Family Fund Crossroads of Life Prison Faith Ms. Kathryn Filipiak Ms. Beverly A. Friese Ministry Ms. Kathy Finley Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fry Crusaders Central Clinic Assoc. E First Baptist Church of Ms. Tiffany Fuller Mr. Matthew J. Cullen Ms. Eloise P. Eager Champaign, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Fulling Mr. and Mrs. David M. Cyrs Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Eaton First Congregational Church Mr. and Mrs. David P. Fulling Cyrs Wealth Advisors LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Eddie of West Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Fulmer Mr. Ronald Edwards First Presbyterian Church of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Funderburg Mr. and Mrs. James F. Egan Champaign Ms. Rochelle A. Funderburg D Lynn Egan First Presbyterian Church of Urbana Mr. Ned Furst Mr. and Ms. Donald E. Dasher Ms. Georganne Eggers First United Methodist Church Ms. Jennifer Furst Dave and Judy Koch Family Fund Ms. Barb Eicksteadt First United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Furst Mr. and Mrs. William C. Davis Electrical Industry/The Power at the Chicago Temple Furst McNess Company Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Davis Connection First United Methodist Church FurstStaffing Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Davis of Arlington Heights

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G Grace Evangelical Lutheran Ms. Norma A. Harris Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hougan Church Ms. Lisa Harsch Drs. John and Robin Hovis Tracy G Grace United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Howard Mrs. Betty Gabel Grace United Methodist Church Ms. Marjorie Hartsuch Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Howe Ms. Lisa Gable of Rockford Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hartter Hub Cluster Ministries United Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gackstetter Mr. and Mrs. Mike Graeve Mr. and Mrs. John Hartwig Methodist Church Galena United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Duane E. Graf Mr. Adam Hartzell Ms. Eileen Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Gino Galluzzo Ms. Deb Grahn Mr. J. Michael Hasenstab Ms. Sara Hughes Mr. Jeffrey Gander Ms. Helen Grandone Mrs. Donna Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hughes Dr. Raymond C. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. David Grant Ms. Lynette Hauke Dr. Brandon Hull and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gard Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Gray Haute Boxx Mrs. Abigail E. Sims Hull Mr. Bradley R. Garrison Shawn Green Mr. and Mrs. James C. Havertape Ms. Suzanne B. Hulten Gary Memorial United Methodist Jesse Green Ms. Irene Hawkinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Humphris Church Mr. and Mrs. Randall H. Green Ms. Linda S. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hussman Mr. Joseph Gasbarra Mrs. Betty Greenlee Hayes Beer Mr. Trevor Gates-Crandall and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregori Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Mr. Philip Gates-Crandall Ms. Kim Greyson-Bost Terry Hazelwood I Ms. Lois Gaulin Mr. and Mrs. John C. Griffin Healthcare Success, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gebauer Ms. Doris Griffin Healthy Communities Foundation I Operations LLC Ms. Diane Geissler Kelly Griksas Mr. and Ms. Douglas J. Heath IBM Employee Services Center Geneva United Methodist Church Mr. Harvey J. Grimes Ms. Jeanne Heiser Illinois Bank & Trust Genoa Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Grindle Mr. and Mrs. Brian Helm Illinois Marathon Gensler Gardens Mrs. Marian Gromann Mr. Derrick Helm Illinois Tool Works Foundation Mrs. Anne E. Genther The Honorable and Ms. Sarah Helmer Immanuel Lutheran Church of Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. George Mrs. Gerald F. Grubb Mr. and Mrs. Glennon Hemker Flatville Mrs. Helen M. George Mr. Tim Grueneberg Ms. Margaret Henning Ms. Marjorie A. Ingwalson Ms. Georgalee George Gruno’s Diamonds Mrs. Jean Hennis Jamie M. Ingwalson George and Frances Schwenkner Ms. Ruth Guenzler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heraly Iowa Association of Professional Charitable Trust Mr. Ciaran Guiel Ms. Karla Herbold Fire Chiefs Gerry and Bill Cowlin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Guinane Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Ippolito Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gesmer Mr. and Mrs. Darwyn Guler Ms. Frances M. Herron Ms. Susan J. Ipsen Ms. Mary L. Gharrity Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Guske Mr. and Mrs. Max Hershbarger Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Irwin Mr. and Ms. Ralph Giammarco Mr. John Guthrie Ms. Nannatte Heshelman Itasca Runners Club Mr. and Mrs. Richard A Giannuzzi Mr. Mark J. Heyrman Drs. Charles and Maryellen Giger H Mrs. Bonnie Hilkemann Ms. Kim J. Gillan Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Hill J Mr. Clifford A. Gillette Hillman Charitable Foundation Mr. Paul T. Gilmet Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Hackley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hiltrop J C P Enterprises Ms. Bonnie Gilmore Ms. Vickie Hadaway Hinckley First United Methodist J. Carlson Growers, Inc. Ms. Erica Gilmore Ms. Sharon Hagen Church Jackson Recovery Centers, Inc. Ms. Janice M. Gintzler Mr. and Mrs. Erich G. Hagenlocher Hinsdale United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Girard Dr. and Mrs. Norm A. Hagman Church United Methodist Dr. Shahina Jafry and Mr. Tom Gleason Kim Haiges-Navarro Women Dr. Masood Athar Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hall Hinshaw Consulting Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Jagels Gleason Mr. Robert K. Hall Ms. Tanya Hinz Ms. Colleen Jakubowski Glenview United Methodist Ms. Kim Halper Dr. and Mrs. Mark W. Hiser Mr. Joseph James Church Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamblock Ms. Diane Hochkammer Janssen CNS Gloyd Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hamer Ms. Julie Holen Ms. Kassi Jedlicka Ms. Sandra M. Goetz Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hamilton Mr. Adalberto Holguin Mr. Scott Jentsch Mr. Matthew Goldenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Hamlett Mr. and Mrs. Larry N. Holland Ms. Pam Jesse Dr. and Mrs. David Gomel Ms. Portia M. Hanebuth Mr. and Mrs. John T. Holmstrom Jesus House Recovery Center Mr. Peter A. Gomm Mr. Frank Haney HolmstromKennedyPC Jet’s Pizza Good Samaritan United Methodist Mr. Brent Hanfling Holy Cross School Joan Stonecipher Charitable Fund Church Hanover United Methodist Church Mrs. Shirley Holzwarth Mrs. Patricia A. Johansen Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gorham Ms. Susan J. Hansen Mr. Joseph Hooker John R. Cook Associates Dr. and Mrs. William R. Gorski Pat Hardin Ms. Helen M. Hoover Ms. Sara Johns Mr. Jim Gould Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Harlan Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Hornak Ms. Nancy Johnson Ms. Bonita L. Harn Ms. Debbie Hornby

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Mr. and Ms. Ken Johnson Kiwanis Tom Jones Challenger Ms. Deanne Lautenbach Maple Park Grace United Ms. Barbara Johnson League Ms. Connie Lavin Methodist Church Ms. Linda J. Johnson Kjellstrom Family Fund of the Ms. Anita Layng Mr. Louis J. Maragi Mrs. Judy P. Johnson Community Foundation of N. IL Ms. Karen Leavitt Ms. Kaiti Marie Ms. Bonnie Johnson Ms. Dee Kline Mr. Jeremy LeBlanc Mariner Wealth Advisors Ms. Karen M. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Scott V. Kline Ms. Penelope M. Lechtenberg Mr. W. David Mark Mr. and Mrs. Terry Johnson Mr. and Mrs. David Klintworth Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Lee Mark’s Tree Care Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Johnson Mr. Richard Klotz Mr. James R. Leesman Mr. Thomas R. Markuson Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James Knabe Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Lehman Ms. Nicole D. Marrari Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Art Kneller Mr. Richard T. Leighton Mr. and Mrs. Bradd W. Marsden Mr. Thomas B. Johnson and Family Mr. Stephen A. Kneubuehl Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lein Marseilles United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Brien Johnston Ms. Marilyn Knuth Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Lemmel Church Mr. Lloyd Q. Johnston Koch Upholstery & Supply Rev. Dr. Bill Lenters and Ms. Jeri Lynn Marsh Ms. Sharla Jolly Ms. Jessica Koenig Mrs. Paula Stoub Lenters Ms. Judith Marshall Mr. and Ms. James Jones Ms. Julie Kolinski Ms. Kimberly Leombruni Mr. and Mrs. John Martin Mr. Wayne Jones Mr. and Ms. Justin Koneck Ms. Nicole Lepke Mr. Jordan Martin Mr. and Mrs. Martin T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kooistra Mr. Alex Lerma Mary Horsman Underwood Mem. Ms. Bernita L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Kordash Mr. and Mrs. George E. Letcher Fd./BMO Harris Bank Mr. Michael A. Jones Ms. Kathleen Korducki Lexus of Rockford Mary M. Bell Trust Judy and John Graff Charitable Tammy L. Kos Ms. Cindy Liban Ms. Teresa Marzorati Foundation Ms. Debra Kosloske Libertyville United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. John Massey Ms. Lisa Kowalske Church Ms. Michelle Masters Ms. Susan Krancer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Liebovich Ms. Ellani J. Maurides Kelley Kraninger Lifeline Amubulance Ms. Sharon Maute K Ms. Joyce Krause Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lind Ms. Kathleen Mayer Barnhart K.O. Strategies LLC Ms. Rebecca Kreiter Ms. Cindy Lindgren Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mazurek Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kaatz Mr. and Mrs. Jerry N. Kretsos Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lindman Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mazza Dr. and Mrs. Mark Kalchbrenner Kris Megyery Closet Builders Dr. and Mrs. R. Mark Lindman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. McCoy, Jr. Kaneville United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Krogh Mr. Taylor Lindman Mrs. Joan McDermaid Church Mr. Jeffrey Krozel and Ms. Melissa Robert Lindvall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. McDonough Mr. Donald Karcz Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Link Ms. Dana L. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. William D. Karr Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Krup Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Liotus Mr. and Mrs. John McDonough Mrs. Ruth Ann Kearney Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kullberg Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Keating Mr. Sendhil S. Kumaran Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Logli McDonough Foundation Keefe, Campbell, Biery & Drs. Michael and Julie Kuna Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lonergan Mr. Roger McDougall Associates LLC Mrs. Amie Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Long Ms. Gloria A. McFadden Ms. Chiara Keller Mr. and Mrs. Marc Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Lonsway Ms. Noreen McGowan and Kelley Williamson Company Ms. Debbie Kupka and Ms. Sally Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Loomis Mr. Seth Fitter Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kelly Pfotenhauer Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Lopez Ms. Katrina McGrath Mr. Brad Kendall Mr. Scott Kupkovits Lou Bachrodt Auto Mall Ms. Mary McGuire J. A. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Lundgren Mr. Dave McMasters The Honorable John T. Kennedy Mr. Vikram Luthar Ms. Nancy J. McNally Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lynde, II Mr. Seamus McNamara Mr. Patrick J. Kenny L Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Lyttle Mr. and Mrs. James McNeela Ms. Denise Kersky Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LaBorence Ms. Mary McQuillan Ms. Tanya Khapkov Mr. and Mrs. William LaFever M Ms. Jill McRae Ms. Purvi Khare Ms. Patricia R. Lai Ms. Thoma Mehl Mr. and Mrs. Ron L. Kiddoo Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Lambe Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Madaus Meijer Mr. and Mrs. Dana S. Kiley, Jr. LaMonica Beverages, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Maffioli Meirtran, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. D. Stephen Kiley Ms. Lisa Lang-Shackett Mr. and Mrs. Eric Magnuson Ms. Ma Janet Memorando Mr. and Mrs. Timothy King Mr. and Mrs. G. Curtis Lansbery Mahomet IGA Meridian Kingswood United Methodist Mr. David Lantz Mr. Kenneth Major Merritt Johnson Fund Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lapour Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Makeever Mr. and Mrs. Victor Meskin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinsman Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Malmgren Cheryl and Michael Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kipfmueller Ms. Kerry M. Larson Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Manley Ms. Nicole Metcalf Mr. Mark Kipfmueller Larson & Darby, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Manolakes Ms. Deborah Metroka Mr. and Mrs. John Kirsch Ms. Jacqueline Lauder Anne M. Mansfield Ms. Elizabeth Meyer Mr. Andrew R. Lauritzen Meyer Capel

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Mr. and Mrs. Curt Michols Hon. Steven L. Nordquist Parker Hannifin -Accumulator & Ms. Maggie Pray Mid-City Office Products Dr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Norem Cooler Division Mr. Stacy Preiss Midtown Athletic Clubs Northern Illinois Conference Dr. June Parks and Mr. Michael Presence Covenant Medical Midwest Dental United Methodist Church Parks Center Millennium Trust Company Northern Illinois Corvette Club Ms. Meredith Paterson Ms. Peggy Prichard Ms. Nichole Miller Northern Illinois Optical Co., Inc. Maricruz Patterson Ms. Lisa Primm Mr. and Mrs. Nelson H. Miller Northwestern IL Building and Ms. Sandra Paukner Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Mr. and Mrs. David R. Miller Construction Trades Council Karen Paulsen Judge and Mrs. J. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. John Paulsgrove Prochaska MillerCoors Ms. Monica Payden Prospect Bank Ms. Mary H. Millsap Peace Lutheran Church Ms. Barb J. Mink O Mr. and Mrs. Jason Pearce Ms. Lillian Mink Mr. Michael Pearce Q Minooka United Methodist Mr. Thomas M. O’Connell Mr. Jason Pearson Quest Diagnostics Church Mr. and Ms. John P. O’Connor Ms. Lisbeth J. Pearson Mr. Robert Quinlan and Dr. and Mrs. W. Stephen Minore Mr. and Mrs. James M. O’Donnell Ms. Beth Pecenka Ms. Karen Lavazza Mr. Frank Mohioh Mr. Steve Ogle Mr. John Peck Ms. Erin Quinlan Dr. John A. Monkman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. O’Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pecora Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Quinn Mr. Bernard Montez Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ohlson Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Peifer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory H. Moore Ms. Bridget M. O’Keefe Ms. Ashley Pelton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Moore Ms. Cynthia Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Pennock R Ms. Lori Moralez Ms. Wendy Olson Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Mr. Thomas R. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Olson Pepsi-Cola C-U Bottling Co. Alderman and Mrs. Andrew Racz Morrison Management Specialists Olson Aluminum Castings Rev. Emery Percell Mr. and Mrs. Darrell A. Rader Ms. Lou Jean Moyer Ms. Kate O’Malley Perillo Investments Inc Mr. and Mrs. Rich J. Radi Terri Muckian Ms. Tara O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Perks Mr. Matt Raine Mr. Michael Muckian Jamison M. O’Neill Ms. Mary Peshman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rajski Ms. L. Ingrid Muehleip Ms. Donna Onley Rose A. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. George Ralph Ms. Darcy Muehleip Ms. Janette Oppenheimer- Ms. Terri Peterson Mr. Jerald A. Ramshaw Ms. Libby Muldowney Burkhart Ms. Catie Peterson Ramshaw Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Mullally Orangeville United Methodist Taylor Pettenon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Ransick Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Mulvey Church Ms. Lisa Pfaff Ms. Louise Rawson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Mundy Mr. George Ordal Pfizer Foundation Redwood Toxicology Laboratory, Mr. Joseph D. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Orput Ms. Molly Phalen Inc. Ms. Deanna Murray Orput Companies, Inc. Philadelphia Ins. Company Mr. David M. Reese Music Box Mr. Joseph Ortiz R.A. and B.L. Phillips Ms. Kristen Reichard Muslim American Society Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ortlund Mr. and Mrs. Todd Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Kraig W. Reichwald Mr. Eric Osberg PI Coffee Roasters, INC Ms. Marilyn Reid

OSF HealthCare Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pidde Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Reitsch N Mr. Brandon Ost Ms. Nicole Pieper Mr. and Mrs. Richard Remer Ms. Melissa Naegelin Ms. Rita Ottenberg Rhonda Pierce Mr. James F. Rendel Judge and Mrs. Steven M. Nash Ms. Kellie Ottenberg Pierce Distribution Services Co. Renner-Wikoff Chapel and National Council for Behavioral Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Otto Mr. and Mrs. D. Kraig Pierceson Crematory Health Our Savior’s Luthern Church Mr. and Mrs. Mark Piercy Repco Industries LLC Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Naus Oxford Bank & Trust Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Pierson Dr. Arthur Rettig and the The Nee Family Oxford Financial Group, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pillow Honorable Kathryn Zenoff Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson Ms. Carolyn Piotrowski Reynolds Towing Ms. Vera L. Nelson P Mr. Douglas Pitcher Ms. Dorothy Debolt Ms. Kay Nelson Cull Mr. Mark Ploense Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhea, Jr. Netsmart Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Michael Page Mrs. Carolyn M. Plummer Rev. and Mrs. Raymond K. Rhoads Network for Good Ms. Bethany Pagel Ms. Susan G. Polivka Rev. Mabel L. Rice NFP Benefit Planning Services, Inc. Mr. Paul Pagel Polly Williamson Griffin Charitable Ms. Candace Richter Ms. Ruth A. Nichols Ms. Krista Pankop Trust Ridgeview Elementary STANGS Nicor Gas Ms. Suzette Papadakis Poplar Grove Township Ms. Tammie Riepe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Loren L. Nielsen Paper Recovery Service Corp. Chuck and Denise Popp Ms. Julia Rietz and Mr. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Paris Mr. and Mrs. Martin Porretta Johnston Mr. and Mrs. James B. Noe Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Park Ms. Judith Porter Mr. and Mrs. David C. Risley Ms. Kyle Norberg Chris Powell Mr. and Mrs. John Risley

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RiverNorth Capital Management Ms. Lydia Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singer Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stima RK Dixon Savant Capital Management, Inc. Sinnissippi Centers Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George Stoneburner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roarty Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Savino Sjostrom & Sons Foundation, Inc. Ms. Joan Stonecipher Mr. Gary A. Roberts and Ms. Mary Sayre Mr. and Mrs. James Skomer Streamwood Behavioral Ms. Eileen C. Wetzel Ms. Marlys J. Scarbrough Dr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Sliva Healthcare Systems Ms. Brenda Robinson-Young Ms. Lorna Schaefer Ms. Marsha J. Smisko Mr. Marty and Mrs. Sharon Struck Rock Valley College Dr. and Mrs. Larry M. Schick Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Sub Station Rockford Ambulatory Surgery Mr. and Mrs. Gilman P. Schimmoler Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Summers Center Schmeling Construction Co. Ms. Christine Smith Sunrise Charitable Foundation Rockford Anesthesiologists Ms. Kristin Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. David D. 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Thayer Rosecrance Ware Center Staff Ms. Linda Shaffer St. Luke C.M.E. Church Thayer Lighting Inc Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Ross Mr. Niraj N. Shah St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran The Atkins Group Ms. Karen Rossi Ms. Barbara Shanahan Church The Blazer Foundation Rotary Club of Fox Valley Sunset Ms. Susan Shannon St. Peter’s United Church of Christ The Christie Foundation Charity Fund Inc. Hon. James A. Shapiro St. Thomas United Methodist The Cove School Mr. and Ms. Mark Roth Tracey Sharbutt Church The David & Colleen Anderson Ms. Colleen Roth Ms. Cathy D. Sharifi St. Thomas United Methodist Charitable Foundation Mrs. Mary E. Roufa Mrs. Virginia G. Sharp Women The FIT Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rudie Ms. Rucha Shastin Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Stallings The MAAC Foundation Inc Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rudnicki Ms. Erin Shaughnessy Tracey Stanislawski The Morse Group Mr. Brad Ruehle Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. 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Stewart Ph.D. Ms. Joan Sage Ms. Kristine Silas Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart Ticomix, Inc SAMCO Sales and Marketing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George Simkins Stewart & Associates Inc Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Tidei Mr. Ernest A. Sammann Ms. Mary Ann Sims Mrs. Shirley A. Stien Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tielkemeier Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sanders, III Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sinclair Stifel Ms. Joyce Tielkemeier Ms. Joan Sanicola Ms. Alyssa Timlin

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Mr. and Mrs. Jeff E. Timpe Ms. Lisa Gerlach Widmer Interiors Zoomer Inc Top Golf Mr. and Mrs. Greg Vass Ms. Jennifer Wilder Ms. Jackie Zuccaro Mr. Richard I. Toppe Ms. Lynne D. Vass Mr. and Ms. Duane Wilke Ms. Rachel Zucker-Sheinkop and Ms. Amanda Toppe Lopez Mrs. JoEllen Vause Ms. Margaret Wilkerson Mr. Michael Sheinkop Mr. and Mrs. Dominic C. Torres Mr. John Vavrin Mr. Kijuan Williams Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Trainor Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Vella Mr. Richard Williams Ms. Jo Trautman Ms. Shanna Venne Williams Manny Charitable Trust Tree Care Enterprises, Inc. Ms. Shara Verdun Mr. and Mrs. James Willis Drs. Scott and Therese Trenhaile Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Vicari Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Truax Dr. and Mrs. James Viggiano Wisconsin Fire Chiefs Education Mr. and Mrs. Bruce True Ms. Taylor Villiere Association TRUIST Mr. Thomas E. Villiger Mr. Brenten Witherby Ms. Dawn Trupia Mr. Charles A Vogel Witz Family Foundation Try Beta Club Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Volkening Mr. Paul L. Wixom Mrs. Shu-Yi Tsai Mr. and Mrs. Clifton E. Woest Ms. Alice Tsai Terry Wojciechowski Mrs. Paula Turner Ms. Anne J. Wolfe Ms. Lindsay Tuttle W Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Wachholz Mr. and Mrs. R. Ray Wood U Mr. and Mrs. George P. Waddell Woodmans Markets Mr. Doran Waite Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Woodrick UBS Ms. Clare Walker Woodridge United Methodist Ultimate Software Ms. Andrea Wallace Church Union Avenue United Methodist Wal-Mart Foundation Mr. Richard C. Woodring Church Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick Woods Union Firefighters of Snohomish Ms. Chris Walters Woodward, Inc. Co. Local 2781 Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wangaard Dr. Thomas Wright and United Methodist Church of Mr. and Mrs. Thorsten Mr. David Wilcox Plainfield Wardemann Laurette Wright United Methodist Church of Ms. Marcia S. Warne Ms. Jill Wrocklage Tolono Watson’s Shack & Rail Ms. Kim Wujek United Methodist Foundation/NIC Mr. and Mrs. M. Shawn Way WXRX FM 104.9 United Voices for Children, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Wayne Rosecrance staff, alumni, and United Way of Champaign County Ms. Patricia J. Webb family members gathered in United Way of Greater Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Webb June to celebrate those currently Philadelphia and Southern Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Webber Y in recovery from substance use New Jersey Mr. John S. Weiherman Ms. Barbara Yahnke disorders and honor those who United Way of Massachusetts Bay Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Weir Mr. Norman Yarger have passed away from the and Merrimack Valley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weis Ms. Kristin Yawata disease of addiction. Univ of Illinois College of Welch Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Amos Yoder The ceremony was held Medicine Rockford Ms. Vicky Welser Mr. James Young at Rosecrance Harrison URLOVED Ms. Nicole Welte Ms. Mary Lou Younger Campus, where newly installed US Bank Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Welte YourCause Corporate Employee commemorative bricks were on Ms. Nancy Usedom Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wendel Giving Programs display. Mr. and Mrs. W. David Werckle Mrs. Lynette P. Werdin V Wesley United Methodist Church Z Ms. Roselia Valdivia Wesley United Methodist Church Mr. Shawn Y. Valukas of Naperville Ms. Roberta Zabel Mr. and Mrs. Mark Van De Water Wesley United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Zachary Mr. and Ms. Ben Van Vlerah of Sterling Rev. and Mrs. Carl J. Zager Every effort has been made to list our Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Wesley United Methodist Church Zano Salons, Inc. donors correctly. If we have misspelled, Vandenbergen Ms. Leslie Zeimet of Stockton inadvertently omitted or listed your name Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wesley Willows Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zickert incorrectly, please call Anne Boccignone at Vanderwerff, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter West Ms. Debbie Zielinski 815.387.5636 so we can correct our error. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vandiver WIFR Ms. Andrea Zieroth Thank you! Ms. Ramya Varakeri Mr. and Mrs. James E. Zimmerman Atty. Lou Varchetto and Mr. Jeffrey Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Tim Zingelman

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Boards of Directors and leadership team

ROSECRANCE HEALTH NETWORK ROSECRANCE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHICAGO BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mission Paula Carynski, Chair John J. McDonough, Co-Chair Barry Ackerson, PhD Greg Orput, Co-Chair Rosecrance provides help, hope, David Casalena David Beto and lasting recovery to children, John Cook, III Heather Way Kitzes youth, adults, and families. Jeffrey DiBenedetto Ed McDonough Gregory Franchini Gloria McFadden Vision Thomas Furst Mark Seiler Lasting recovery helps individuals Rev. Lisa Kruse-Safford Niraj Shah achieve full potential, restores Curt Lansbery The Honorable James A. Shapiro (ret.) families, and strengthens Rev. Loren L. Nielsen Charles Thomson communities. Jerry Paris Shawn Valukas Dan Pecora Stephanie Van Vlerah Leadership team Jay Ramshaw Jody Schumacher ROSECRANCE Philip W. Eaton, President/CEO Brian Thiede CHAMPAIGN/URBANA COMMUNITY Judith Jobe, Senior Vice President Joe Vanderwerff, Sr. BOARD and Chief Administrative Officer Margaret Wilkerson Barry Ackerson, PhD, Chair David Gomel Ph.D., President of Paul Logli, Honorary Kathy Ahearn Rosecrance, Inc. Robert Wimmer, Honorary Steve Camp John Schuster, Senior Vice John Curtis President of Finance and Chief ROSECRANCE FOUNDATION Anthony Cobb Financial Officer ROCKFORD BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sandra Finch Thomas Wright, M.D., Senior Vice David Casalena, Chair Margaret Krol President for Medical Affairs and David Beto Judith Maloney Chief Medical Officer Jean Clark Sarah Olson Jeff DiBenedetto Joseph Omo-Osagie Janis Waddell, Senior Vice Jennifer Furst George Ordal, PhD President of Marketing John Griffin Peggy Prichard Mary Ann Abate, Vice President Gaby Johnson Jay Ramshaw of Public Policy Bill LaFever Jill C. Schreiber Anne Boccignone, Vice Lisa Lindman Jedd Swisher President of Communications & Libby Muldowney Andrea Wallace Development Jerry Paris Kelly Epperson, Vice President & ROSECRANCE PROPERTIES Brian Thiede BOARD OF DIRECTORS General Counsel Brenten Witherby Ann Bown, Executive Assistant to Laura Rosecrance, Honorary Joe Vanderwerff, Sr., Chair the President/CEO Bob Rhea, Honorary Betty Akerlund John Cook, III Dennis O’Hara Jerry Paris Scott Sockness

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Rosecrance Friends of Recovery Rosecrance Flower Day 2018 Reach is published by Rosecrance Health Celebration at Gensler Gardens Network to inform friends about events, programs, and services. Rosecrance is a Join us for an evening of music by Choose from the entire greenhouse leading provider of treatment services for Jam Alker, hear his story of recovery, selection of annuals and perennials individuals with substance use and mental while learning how you can partner and gorgeous hanging baskets. health disorders. More than 30,000 children, teens, adults, and families received help last with Rosecrance to help change year. and save lives of those impacted by Thursday, May 10, 2018 substance abuse. 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Rosecrance is licensed and partially funded by the Illinois Department of Human Services. Accredited by The Joint Commission, Thursday, March 8, 2018, 6 p.m. 8631 11th Street, New Milford, IL Rosecrance is approved by most insurance 102 Orth Road, Loves Park, IL companies and a certified Medicaid provider. The Homeplate Room at Wrigley Field Chicago Cubs Headquarters Building Every Step Counts 5K Walk/Run For more information about Rosecrance services, call 888.928.5278 or visit 1101 W. Waveland Ave., Chicago Join others as they walk and run to rosecrance.org. celebrate recovery. 2018 Rosecrance Benefit

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