2018 ANNUAL REPORT POWER OF PARTNERSHIP

ristotle is credited with saying, “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” That is, when a combination of resources, or Alike-minded people come together in a blending of values with mission, passion with resources, ideas with action all for a common goal… something special happens and real change takes place.

Wings of Hope was founded on the power of partnerships. Our very first aircraft sent into international service was used to reach people in the Turkana, a desert region in northwest which had been devastated by severe drought and famine, followed by flooding. People representing businesses and organizations as diverse as the Medical Missionaries of Mary, Fabick Tractor Company, Ozark Airlines, Flight Magazine, and United Missionary Air Training and Transport each played a part in an amazing collaboration to send an aircraft soaring above Kenya and thus launching our organization.

That early experience formed the basis of a partnership model that has been used across 47 countries and throughout 29 states in the US.

In these pages you will read how hospitals, nonprofit organizations, aviation companies, schools, foundations, corporations, volunteers, donors and staff all came together in 2018 around one common mission: to save and change lives through the power or aviation.

As our valued partner, this annual report is dedicated to you.

In gratitude,

Bret Heinrich Steve Akre President & CEO Board Chairman

[ 2 ] WHO WE ARE

OUR MISSION Wings of Hope changes and saves lives through the power of aviation.

OUR WORK Our work is rooted in and centered around aviation. In simple terms, we use airplanes to connect people with the medical resources they need to heal and to hope. We do this work from our home base in the United States and in developing regions around the world. No matter where we work, we rely on the support of partner organizations.

Domestic Medical Relief & Air Transport (MAT) Program Our U.S. MAT program provides free medical air transport services to individuals who need specialized health care not available to them locally. We partner with world-class health care facilities, including St. Louis Children’s Hospital, Shriners Hospitals in St. Louis and Cincinnati, the Moolah Shriners, aviation companies that provide discounted parts and fuel for our airplanes, and airports nationwide that waive landing fees for medical flights.

Global Programs In 2018, we worked in nine countries outside of the U.S., joining arms with in-country partners to fly people in remote areas to emergency medical care and flying doctors into communities with no local health care. Self-sufficiency is our goal in every region, and our global partners — with their deep local ties — are the lynchpin that makes it all possible.

[ 3 ] MAT PROGRAM

ur U.S. Medical Relief & Air Transport (MAT) program provides free medical air transport to individuals who Oneed specialized health care not available to them locally. Our MAT program is supported by 20 volunteer pilots, a team of mechanics, and a small fleet of Wings of Hope-owned aircraft that are equipped to accommodate stretchers. In 2018, we flew 162 individuals – most multiple times – to transformative care at the nation’s best hospitals.

Our volunteers are highly skilled. Volunteer pilots must be multi-engine rated and have their commercial pilot’s license, with a minimum of 1,000 hours logged in a small aircraft.

“After a 44-year career in aviation, I made the best employment decision of my life and came to ‘work’ flying for Wings of Hope. In my past, the positive lift I got from my job was getting my passengers where they wanted to go safely. Flying for Wings, I get those same positive feelings and the satisfaction of helping some of my fellow human beings who desperately need help. I am immensely grateful to be a part of an organization with such a big heart. Although the salary is zero, Wings is definitely the best job I have ever had.”

— Dick Horowitz, chief pilot (volunteer), MAT program

MAT Program Health Network Partners

Barnes-Jewish Hospital Cleveland Clinic Shriners Hospitals for Children Baylor Clinic Edward Hines Jr., VA Hospital SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Children’s Hospital & Highland Park Hospital Medical Center Medical Center-Omaha Mayo Clinics St. Louis Children’s Hospital Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh MD Anderson Center Vanderbilt University Medical Center Cincinnati Children’s Medical Roswell Park Comprehensive Hospital Cancer Center

[ 4 ] PARTNER Shriners & Children’s Hospitals in St. Louis SPOTLIGHT

leven-year-old Gracin and 12-year-old Micah have been Wings of Hope travel buddies several times. We fly both girls from central Kansas to St.In Louis 2018, Shriners the FlySpecHospital to be treated for the same condition: Gracin and Micah weresurgical each born team with one saw leg 4,868 shorter than the other, and Shriners’ pediatric orthopedic surgeonspatients are among and the best performed in the country in leg lengthening surgeries and treatments. We’ve been flying Micah since 2013 and Gracin since 2017. Together, E 1,276 operations. these two have racked up quite a frequent-flyer account with Wings of Hope – nearly 50 flights in all!

t. Louis Children’s is a world-class hospital with top-notch doctors, including Dr. Matthew Dobbs, whom families nationwide seek for his expertise in treating clubfoot. We fly several children into St. Louis to be treated by Dr. Dobbs, including SMason. At 10, Mason is older than many of the infants and toddlers we transport for clubfoot treatment. Mason was treated for clubfoot as a baby, but his case was regressive – and very difficult to correct. We’ve been flying Mason to St. Louis Children’s for over two years, and he is making great progress. This upbeat young man seems to have his future all worked out: he told us he wants to be a pilot and, someday, volunteer to fly for Wings of Hope! In the meantime, he’s busy promoting his new book, “In My Feet,” which he wrote to share his journey with other children with clubfoot. We are so proud of Mason – and grateful that we could help him on his road to walking “in his feet.”

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Total number directly served by global programs in 2018: 67,077

1 Siloh, treated 940 patients in medical and infant care. In 2018, FMS treated We provide Belize Emergency clinics, 236 in dental clinics, and 30,620 patients, vaccinating 18,917 Response Team (BERT) a volunteer pilot provided food, agricultural assistance children and providing 5,777 women and annual maintenance of their aircraft and education to 4,182 individuals. prenatal care. which supports medical air evacuation 4 6 coverage for the country’s 380,000 people. KENYA BERT flew 208 patients in 2018, up 51% Our partner, FlySpec, is the only We partnered with Transfedha from the previous year. orthopedic and reconstructive surgery Microfinancein providing microloans to service providing care via airplane to 1,360 women and youth entrepreneurs, 2 remote areas of Zambia. In 2018, and training and mentoring 4,150 clients We supported Adventist World FlySpec surgeons saw 4,868 patients in financial education. Aviation in providing 17 medevac and completed 1,276 surgeries. 7 flights. The program serves four INDIA 5 indigenous Miskito communities and We helped our partner, Nari O Sishu a region of 131,900 people. For more than 30 years, we’ve partnered Kalyan Samitee, build an incense factory with Flying Medical Service (FMS) now supporting 160 women. The Keep 3 providing fly-in medical clinics to 25 Girls In School project worked with 30 Self- Our partner, Iglesia Centro Cristiano Maasai settlements, focused on prenatal Help Groups to distribute sanitary pads to

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FlySpec: Zambia

lySpec is Zambia’s only flying medical service — flying seven orthopedic surgeons and the country’s Fonly plastic surgeon to 13 outlying hospitals with no orthopedic or plastic surgeons. In 2018, the entire country had only one plastic 18,406 girls and train 308 teachers. surgeon, FlySpec’s Dr. Goran Jovic.

8 CAMBODIA Dr. Jovic leads the FlySpec surgical team. Over the past 25 years, he has performed We partner with John Givonetti Giving 12,750 surgeries, primarily on children to repair cleft palates, congenital deformities in operating an English language peer and burn contractures (common in Zambia where open cooking fires and grass- tutoring program which, in 2018, served thatched huts are the norm). FlySpec’s orthopedic surgeons correct clubfoot, poorly 772 middle school students taught healed fractures, infected limbs and other conditions that limit mobility and function. by 72 high school students trained to teach, and 29 student volunteer alumni Surgeries to restore mobility and correct deformity dramatically improve the who receive financial support to attend quality of life for children from these farming communities. A child who cannot university. walk, cannot work the family farm. A child with cleft palate or severe scarring from burns will remain disfigured for life without surgical intervention. Surgery can restore 9 these children physically, while removing the stigma associated with disability in Our partner, Lewis Jungle Ministries, this country. provided medical care to 770 individuals (including vaccinating 360 children) in In 2018, the FlySpec surgical team saw 4,868 the remote Sepik Region, which has patients and performed 1,276 operations. minimal health-care resources.

[[ 77 ]] Wings of Hope volunteer mechanic and former MAT pilot, Jay Rickmeyer, teaches students the nuts and bolts of maintaining an airplane. SOAR INTO STEM

n 2019, we launched Soar Into STEM, a hands-on aviation program designed to ignite in young people — especially girls and students of color — a passion for pursuing STEM and aviation education and careers. IConnecting STEM learning to service learning, students from three school districts and the Girl Scouts worked on a Cessna 182 destined to serve as a medevac plane at Wings of Hope’s field site in Paraguay. As students learned STEM aviation principles while working on the airplane, they also learned about aviation career paths from experienced mentors. Program supporters included Boeing, Maritz and Elite Aviation.

[ 8 ] 2018 FINANCIALS

Expenses Income

Fundraising Events

Program Contributions 22% Services Administration & Individual 7% Donations Foundation & 87% Fundraising Corporate Grants 6% 64% 11%

Other 3%

Our 2018 990 and audited financials can be found on our website, www.wingsofhope.ngo.

“I have seen Wings of Hope evolve from a very small nonprofit with an operating budget of around $750,000 to a mid-sized organization nearing $4 million in annual expenditures. Through all of this growth, spending on programs has averaged 85% of income — and our leadership has been very intentional in ensuring this outcome. As we expand our programs and our impact, we have put in place a strategic plan to ensure the responsible stewardship of our resources and our financial strength well into the future.”

— John Schmidt, current board treasurer, former CFO and Wings of Hope volunteer since 1998

[ 9 ] LOOKING FORWARD

Securing the Future of Our MAT Program Wings of Hope is embarking on a major campaign to grow our endowment to ensure the future of our U.S. Medical Relief & Air Transport (MAT) program. The Soaring to New Heights Endowment Campaign will enable us to expand the capacity of our MAT program to serve more children — saving and improving many more lives, while ensuring our sustainability. The goal of the campaign is to ensure we have the capital to secure the planes needed, cultivate the next generation of volunteer pilots, and expand the MAT program to serve 50% more children with free transportation to health care.

New South American Partners! Extending our long history serving the indigenous people of the Amazon Basin, we are in the process of partnering with two organizations located in Shell, . Alas de Socorro del Ecuador provides lifesaving medevac missions out of isolated rainforest communities and CENTA (The Center) brings indigenous people into Shell to learn life skills and trades.

We also teamed up with Patrulla Aérea Civil Colombiana in Bogotá, , which is flying surgeons into communities who need them most. We will report back next year on the exciting work we expect from our newest South American partners!

[ 10 ] DONORS2018

We are happy to recognize donors who support Wings of Hope with their generous gifts of $100 or greater.

$100,000 $7,500 - $9,999 Samuel C. Hutchinson Jonathan D. and Penelope Pejka William R. Orthwein Jr. and Laura Anonymous Joe-K Used Cars Jeffrey Rickmeyer and Rand Orthwein Foundation Steve Akre Knox Family Foundation Teresa Hickam Boeing Employees Kuhn Foundation Mark D. and Anne Rickmeyer $50,000 - $99,999 Community Fund Don Kukla Ray F. and Jackie Saleeby Jr. Brent and Robin Allen John and Caren Fabick, IV Fred Meyland-Smith John Schmidt Berges Family Foundation Duane A. and Joy Hercules Roger P. and Linda S. Mollman Charles and Megan Smith Boeing Global Community Bernard J. King New Beginnings Grace St. Louis Homes & Lifestyles Engagement Jack Taylor Brethren Church James and Anne Von der Heydt John Pavese The Tarlow Family Foundation, Inc. Kevin Ortmeyer Susan Walton Dave Pogorzelski Roger and Sandy Wickham $25,000 - $49,999 $5,000 - $7,499 Jay Rickmeyer John and Lynn Wright Anonymous Anonymous Richard Ropp Neill and Kelly Wright Collins & Hermann Bernice Priger Charitable Saint Louis Community Infrastructure Solutions Foundation Foundation $1,000 - $1,499 Costco Wholesale BJC HealthCare Sons of American Legion Anonymous Emerson Charitable Trust Blues for Kids - STL Blues Joe and Mary Stieven Affton Christian Church Greater St. Louis Business Neal and Lisa Covington Stephanie Syberg Bob Backer Aviation Association Larry and Carrie Dalton Raymond R. and Laurie A. Norman L. and Ruth Beachum Robert and Irene Gulovsen Gerry and Mary D’Angelo Van de Riet, Jr. The Benevity Community Mueth Family Foundation Dierbergs Markets Wallingford Elementary School Impact Fund The Saigh Foundation The Max & Victoria Dreyfus Walton Family Charitable Fund Kim Benton Foundation, Inc. Timothy and Robin Wentworth Dave and Jan Braswell $15,000 - $24,999 Mike and Betty Graven Larry Case Anonymous Jerome and Susan Grossman $1,500 - $2,499 Centene Charitable Foundation Bernice M. Mihalik Revocable Trust Bret and Anne Heinrich Anonymous Classic Aire Care, Inc. Fabick Charitable Trust International Society of Transport Ashley Lamb Memorial 5K Bill and Shirley Coen Sylvia Gray Aircraft Trading Foundation Paul Bartak Jeffrey Crehan Ed Smith The Jacobitti Charitable David P. and Tracy Baynes Dinh Dang Teach a Man to Fish Foundation Giving Account Boeing Employee Gift Dean and Elizabeth DeVries Peter H. and Kay Johnson Match Program Doug Dillard $10,000 - $14,999 Melvyn L. and Dorothy Lefkowitz Joe Buck Gregory G. and Priscilla Evans Anonymous Moneta Group The Cady Family Foundation John (Tim) T. and Marty Farrell Jeffrey Arrowsmith Col. Andy Mungenast Howard Canada John D. Flaherty Beverly Bridges Charitable Trust Frank Chance Gateway Pharmacology Bryan Mark Financial Group Sander Foundation William Charney Laboratories LLC Marc and Stacy Burton Ulrich Medical USA Inc Creve Coeur Days Inc. Mike and Tara Greene Elis Olsson Memorial Fund Karen Unnerstall John A. and Jacqueline Rose V. Hall A.C. “Butch” and Jan Giessman Wells Fargo Advisors Dougherty, Jr. Melanie Halley Leslie L. Lam Graybar Foundation Jim Heinz Larry and Linda Lemke $2,500 - $4,999 John Heilmann Robert Ihrig Ruth Malvern Anonymous Tim Hermann Industrial Gas Products, Inc. Maritz Linda L. Baker Dave and Barbara Huhn Janet Jamison James F. and Catherine Moore Bess Spiva Timmons Foundation John Huston and Kim Skrainka The JERA Foundation Stock & Associates Travis H. Brown Jhamandas Watumull Fund Jewish Women International Everett D. and Geneva V. Roger Debenport Katie’s Pizza and Pasta Paula Sievert King Sugarbaker Foundation Goldstein Family Foundation James D. Moffat, IV Phil Koch Herbert A. & Adrian W. Ryan Hawkins Lee and Dale Naas Dave and Karla Kramer Woods Foundation Don Hoerstkamp Michael Parsons Judy Lancy

[ 11 ] DONORS2018

$1,000 - $1,499 continued Christopher Hardnock Knights of Columbus St. Clement Gregory L. and Therese L. Witry Stan and Kelly Hasty of Rome Council 13604 Paul and Kathy Lang Dave and Kathy Hawkins David R. and Sandra Lamb $250 - $499 Bob and Mary Leeker Laura Helling William Llewelyn Anonymous Lifesaving Children’s Hospitals International Travel Club Steve Long Bank of America Employee and Clinics Jerry A. and Jeanne Jones John Lowry Giving Campaign Lilly Christy Busch Hermann Vickie Kimbrough Mach Private Risk Management Deb Berryman Charitable Foundation Don Morton Linda Manning Roger J. and Cheri Bettlach Larry and Terry Longseth Jim and Jeanne Nowicke Carl Maranto Jeff Bollard Linda Luetkemeier Douglas B. Phair Ruth Martin Brian and Michelle Bond Donn Lux Glen Phariss MBM Wealth Consultants Mary A. Bowlby Earl and Denise Lyden Michael and Susan Roesch Allen and Debbie McClelland Margaret A. Bristol Kishen and Kristin Mahendra Katherine S. Rutter Larry and Sandy McEntire Terri Brockschmitt Mike Mahoney Bernie Schmidt Robby and Norma McGehee Greg and Kathy Bullock Peter Maller Schnucks Stores Roger L. Mell Kyle and Connie Burgess James and Elizabeth Mauze David J. and Anne Stockman Diane Moffat Mike Calcagno Craig A. and Marilyn K. McArton David and Mary Teson Tammy Mudd Scott Carothers and Mary Sly Frank and Sherri McDonough Erin Noble and Brent Zeman Cee Kay Supply, Inc. Janine Fabick Mroz $500 - $749 North Carolina Airports Chesterfield Lions Activity Fund Diane Papageorge Anonymous Association Karen J. Clanahan Pascucci Family Foundation Ben and Betty Adams Bernard and Bernice O’Sullivan William and Mary Clarkson Gerard T. and Mary K. Pawlowicz Bob Allen Joy Phillips Cameron Conway Payne-Brodeur Giving Fund Amazon Smile Diane Pizzuti Joseph Corse David and June Peacock William R. Barrett Pure Insurance Dani De Luca Pete Richardson Deborah Becker Raymond P. Ginther and Marie M. Jaymes E. and Susan Dearing Gary J. and Ellen Rosen Nadine Boyd Ginther Charitable Fund Cindy Dolniak Michael J. Ross Brown Colonial Farms LLC Marilyn Rickmeyer Joann Dyroff Dave and Stacy Sabino, CPA Richard and Sujata Buck Robert F. O’Brien Rosalind Early Mr. & Mrs. Sanford N. David Burkhart Paul and Lisa Rolwes William D. and Virginia Ellis McDonnell Foundation Derek Byers Route 66 Corvette Club Doug Fabick Lynn Schiller David A. Cacioppo Saint Paul’s Evangelical Church K. Graham Farrell Leonard H. and Rita Sisul Beth Campbell Salem United Methodist Church Leslie Felix St. Michael Parish Edward A. and Theresa Campbell Powell Sanders First National Bank - Staunton Robert Steinback Donald C. Canning Michael S. Schmidt Robert W. Garvey David and Sara Taylor Memorial Fund Michael Siegel Nancy Gelb Harold C. Thibault Jody and Tina Carmack William Simon Nancy L. Gilmer James H. Turner Gary Davis Dixi Smith Brian Gustafson Robbie and Halie Unnerstall Robert Dawson Dan and Janet Sohn Carolyn Hampel Gary and Linda Unverfehrt Jeremiah Dellas Southwest Airlines Class Donation Jayson and Katje Hardie Todd and Deborah VanDyk Pat Dervin IBM St. Louis Aeropilots Inc. Jennifer Haupt Steven and Rebecca Von Gruben Drury Hotels, LLC St. Louis Assoc. of Pediatric Nurse James Hawk David Warapius Dickson R. and Peggy R. Practitioners & Associates HCA Foundation Kristina Welch Dunsworth Donald W. Stage David M. and Donna Heimos Charles and Lauren Wilken Tony Dye Mark Kellam and Kathleen Stomps Carl E. Henke Emily A. Williams Rosemary Eder John Strain, II Andrew Hesketh Robert and Kathleen Wunderlich Timothy D. Garner Casey Sullivan Jackie Hickey Lawrence Gelb Tony and Susan Tumminello Bill Hoffman $750 - $999 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Nick and Kelsey Unnerstall Paul Maro Johnson Anonymous Laura Hessel Chris Waltz Sally Johnston Andrew and Donna Bresler Alan and Sarah Keathley Whitney Noel Wear Rick Junkin Chris Faulbaum Kendra Scott LLC Steve Williams Nick and Mary Kamakas GoJet Airlines King of Kings Lutheran Church Winfield S. Winter Knight Charitable Account

[ 12 ] DONORS2018

Adam Kruger $100 - $249 Timothy Carman Fred J. Dulle Jr. Ladue Chapel Women’s Anonymous Bradley Carnegie Vickie Dunn Association Acropolis Investment Dawson V. Carr Luella W. Dykhuis Buck Martin Management, LLC Cathy Carroll Douglas Eckart Dave Mass Gloria Joann Aldridge Sue Centko D. Gerald and Joan Edwards Tom Miller Richard D. Allen Central Mine Equipment Co. Andrew and Ashley Ehman Mini Warehouse World David and Melissa Allsop Jerry and Jacqueline Chambers Pete Eischen (dba Warehouse LLC) Alpha Eta Rho Lewis University Brad and Tarah Chandler Matthew R. Eisel Lynn Muckerman American Family Insurance Kim and Janice Charles Elite Aviation Mary Ellen Muckerman Dreams Foundation Carol Childs Tom and Lisa Enger Michael and Joan Mullen American Institute of Aeronautics Anne Chivetta R.E. Essen Jean Murry & Astronautics Donald R. and Rita Choquette Bill and Deborah Everley George and Barbara Nelson Karen Andrews Gloria T. Clayter Isaac Faibisoff Ronald Newton Velma Anthony John Clearman John M. Fawley Nathan Oelger Doris E. Austin Jon and Doris Clement Thomas Feutz Nancy J. O’Hara AVMATS Tonya Clines Terry Finn Mark Ohlendorf Kevin Baines Sara Cloud Darlene Fiotto Kevin Ortmeyer Deanne Drechsler Bajaj Jennifer Cobb Melissa L. First Parkway School District Eric Barnes-Debenport Teri Cohen Dotti Fischer Board of Education Bayer Corporate Services Carla Cordell Joan Fitzgerald Ken Pedersen Ronald E. Bemis Stephen Costello Glen S. Foster Javier Perez-Albert Marc and Holly Bernstein Edward F. Covill Kenneth Fox Benjamin J. Petrick Ellie Bettlach Robert and Carolyn Cowherd James and Charlotte Franklin Clotilde J. Pottebaum Sam Bettlach and Abby Kent Craford Don and Kathy Fronczak Ken Pratt Mennemeyer Bob Crandall James Funke Regina and William Towne Marilyn Black Edward J. and Vicki Crawford Judy Gall Charitable Fund Tecca Blankfeld Laura Crowley M Carolyn Gamache Edward and Gail Rice Ian Bodell Rayanne D. Cupps Gambrill Gardens Senior Fred F. Roberts, M.D. Sharon Bolen Danny D. Curtis Living Community Jeffrey A. and Sharon Rosenblum Rowling J. and Mary Helen Kim Dabner Jake Garner and Zoe Gnaedinger Felicia Sapp Borgschulte Todd Dahlof Gernatt Asphalt Products, Inc. Christopher Schaeffer and Mary Ann Borowiak Tom and Jamie D’Angelo Teresa K. Gill Graguel Hayes Mark and Barbara Bosworth John M. Davis Barry S. and Martha Ginsburg Suzy Seldin Edward V. Bourneuf Hillary B. Debenport Givable St. Louis Donna Shanley William W. Bower William A. and Jacqueline Dehmer Donald W. Glazer Anna P. Siromas Robert P. and Linda Brandewiede Richard Denda Harris R. Gleckman and James E. and Frances Stephens Breeze Park Residents Association Randy and Lena Page Denny Riva M. Krut Steve M. Jorden Jamey and Paula Brester Jenna Deutsch Robert C. and Bonnie Graham, III Tom and Lynne Svetnicka Bart and Ellen Brnjac Dale and Kara Dicker Peggy Griffith Phil and Coley Usry Diane P. Brown Andrew Dickler, MD Helen (Joseph) Grimm Daniel Utterson Jerry G. and Shirleen Brown Paul and Sherry Diederich John E. and Carol Groneck Jr. Gary and Becky Ventola Roberta Brown F. Roger and Barbara Dierberg Diana Haldin VFW Lake St. Louis Post 10350 Sedrick Brown G. Michael Dill Cindy Harper John B. Vollmer Jay and Ingeborg Brumbaugh Ann Dimitroff Matthew Harris Margaret Waits Rebecca Bryan Thomas L. Dixon David Harrison Angela Walleman Amanda Brzozowski Virginia Dobronski Sue Harrison Walt and Anna Beck Foundation Chris and Stacy Burgess Erica Doerr Betty E. Hecht Richard J. and Marian Wegner Eric Michael Burke Harold L. and Nancy Dotson Amanda Heidemann Bob Welker Ronald Burrell Kelli L. Dow Liz Hemmer James D. and Linda L. Curtis and Debra Burton, M.D. Mark Dow Brian Heuckroth Wickenhauser Timothy Bury Susan Dow Jonathan Heyel Mary Ann Cantrell Drenthe Chr. Ref. Church Clark Hickman

[ 13 ] DONORS2018

$100 - $249 continued LSL Historical Society Christian Pezalla Patricia A. Staub Barbara J. Lyon George E. and Dolorus Pfautsch Mike and Carol Stein Norm Hild Carry and Sue Lyster Diane Pfeiffer Peggy Stelloh James Hilgard Fred Macaluso Pfizer, Inc. Susan Stewart Robert R. and Bettie Hill Mary Macke Guy and Kim Phillips Stinson Leonard Street LLP Skip and Diane Hill Nicole Maloy Pete Pilcher Ken Streett Sherry Hockney Mark and Bonnie Mathisen Laura Pinto Mary Strickfaden Michael G. Hoenig Nancy McCamley Anna Plein Dan and Suzanne Struemph Janet C. Huenke Melvin R. and Hazel McCollum Plowsharing Crafts John Stubbs Christopher and Cherie Mike McCombs Kevin Preuss and Lisa Duret Roxanna Swanson Ann Hufford John and Marie McCutcheon Larry Priem Thomas Swigart Diane S. Humphrey Betty McGinness W. Don Puddephatt Arlene Taich, PhD Paul and Mary Ann Hunker Jr. Scott McMullen Kathleen Quinlan James S. and Anne Tate Jr. IBM Employee Services Center Douglas and Barbara Meadows Brad Rafferty Linda Taylor J.W. Terrill Jerry P. Mellick Rick and Linda Ramin Tony and Judith Taylor Linda Jackson Mark and Nancy Melliere Tom and Tamara Reed Doris Thompson Dale A. and Lucille M. Jacobs Scott Metzger Robert E. Reid Joseph and Elaine Thompson Herman F. and Patsy Jett Jr. Glenn and Jo Anne Miller Jesse Roberts Paul Thompson David T. Johnson Shawn and Ashley Miller Helen Roder Shirley Thompson Eric R. Johnson Trevor and Rachel Miller George C. and Tania Rodgers Jr. Tony and Virginia Thompson Gary Johnson Gwen Minkler Alexander Rogers Robert and Judith Tobben Linda Johnson Dorothea Mirth Adrian Rogier Carissa Torres-Cruz Martha J. and Bill Johnson Erik Mirth Chris Root Tracy Turner Dudley Hugh Johnston Dealer Systems, Inc. Evelyn Rosengarten Marie Tustin Richard and Linda Jones Tim and Paula Mortenson John S. Ross Robert L. and Katherine Tychsen Robert K. and Jane D. Jones Donald B. Moser Shirley Ryan United States Pilots Association Larry Kamberg Judy Muckerman Jerry and Barbara Sackberger Tom and Grace Van Groningen John J. and Sharon Kang James P. and Charlene Murphy Adisa Sahbegovic Vee-Jay Cement Contracting James H. Karlen Joan Murphy Sakis Salas Co., Inc. John Kavak Dennis Myers Stacy Schaefer Eric M. Verhulst Anthony J. Keck Betty J. Negwer Sunny Schaefer Joseph and Karen Viehland Dean Kennedy David C. and Jessica Nelson Carl E. Schaffner Mike Volmert James Kidder Helen Nelson Clayton K. and Janice Schnarr Paul Voorhees John and Cindy Koch Thomas J. and Joan Neuner Frank S. Schnolis, Jr. Patrick J. and Marie Walsh John F. and Emily Koch Kevin Nichols Nyla Schroeder John and Nancy Walters Shannon Krakowski Steven L. and Charmaine Dave Schubert John D. and Pamela L. Warner Kenneth S. and Nancy Kranzberg Nicholson Randy Schuermann Daniel Watkins Arnold Kreitman John M. and Laura Noce Mark W. and Kay Schumacher Carole Watson Robert Kukla Howard and Laurie Nock Ronald Schwane Larry R. and Marcia R. Webb Greg Kwasny Kathy Norwood Mark Sebastian Larry Wehrman Thomas Lacey James Nusz Patricia A. Sheehan Gregory and Lori Weimer Scott Lagle Laura Holland O’Brien Betty Shepley Paul Weiss Dave Lanahan Craig and Susan O’Mara Wayne and Vickie Sheridan Tim and Nancy Welby William A. and Virginia Landers Jr. Dorothy L. O’Neill Sky Vantage Productions LLC Ted A Wells Sharon Lay Daniel and Melanie Osbourne Chuck and Karen Smith The Welsh Family Michael Lewis John and Verdonna Otey Melinda Smith Chris Whitenack Frans and Elly Liebert Terrence J. and Sheila M. O’Toole Susan Smith James Darren Whitmer Elizabeth Liringis Barry and Pat Oxenhandler Richard S. Snyder Janet Wirtel Darlene C. Logue Janet Papageorge Richard and Jane Sommer William D. Wolfinger Timothy Long Laird Perkins Sam Soueissi Bob Zbylut, USAF (Ret) Cliff Lowe Roger and Anna Perret Gary and Beatrice Statler John and Betty Zern Julie Lowery

[ 14 ] BOARD OF DIRECTORS

STEVE AKRE KELLI FABICK Chairman A.C. “BUTCH” GIESSMAN FRED MEYLAND-SMITH Vice Chairman DR. KENDRA HOLMES ROGER DEBENPORT DR. MANISH KOHLI Deputy Chairman ADAM KRUGER JOHN W. SCHMIDT DONALD T. KUKLA Treasurer JAMES D. MOFFAT PATRICK T. WITTENBRINK Secretary SHELLEY PERULFI TRAVIS BROWN RICHARD ROPP CAMERON CONWAY LUCIA ROSENBLOOM

HONORARY COUNCIL

Dra. SHERRILL KAZAN GEN. COLIN L. POWELL Chairperson Former Chairman President, World of the Joint Chiefs Council of Peoples for of Staff, Former ORDER OF THE AVIATOR the Secretary of State

JOHN DANFORTH His Eminence Former U.S. Senator JUSTIN CARDINAL and Humanitarian RIGALI Archbishop Emeritus ELIZABETH DOLE of Philadelphia When you donate your Former U.S. Senator aircraft, you join an elite Former President of the KURT RUSSELL American Red Cross Actor, Pilot community of aviators who Humanitarian Lt. Gen. share a heart for service and CARL EDWARDS TOM STAFFORD a spirit of generosity. NASCAR Driver Former Astronaut

We recognize these HARRISON FORD PATTY WAGSTAFF Actor, Pilot Aerobatic National donations with the coveted Champion Pilot Order of the Aviator medal. BARRINGTON IRVING Pilot, STEM Educator Brig. Gen. CHUCK YEAGER Test Pilot, Author 2018 Order of the Aviator Recipients

Robert A. and Patricia N. Nicholas Carl L. Shirley, Red Eagle WINGS OF HOPE SENIOR STAFF Aviation, LLC Anthony P. LaBarbera Scott and Liz Carpenter BRET HEINRICH President & CEO John Edward Michaels Craig L. Bixby LAURA HELLING Vice President Steven J. LoGrasso Bob Steinberg, American Mark G. Houk BETH CAMPBELL Chief Financial Officer Aviation Leasing, LLC Philip E. Nonnemaker, Rosemarie Baxter ANGELA WALLEMAN Director of Administration BLDWSRP LLC The Estate of Danny H. Richesin Robert T. Barrett DAN LORENZ Director of Hangar Operations Ray A. Williams George Merema Charlie and Terri Sweeny, Gordon Kreiner BERNIE SCHMIDT Director of Volunteer Fulfillment Rock Hard Aviation, LLC James E. Knox Grant Barnum JESSICA WATSON Director of Programs

[ 15 ] WINGS OF HOPE SM

Changing & Saving Lives Through the Power of Aviation

Twice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize

18370 Wings of Hope Blvd. | Chesterfield, MO 63005 | 636.537.1302 | 800.448.9487 www.wingsofhope.ngo [ 16 ]