Maryville 2012 Annual Report Rebuilding Lives... Rekindling Spirits... Renewing Hope... Rekindling Spirits... Rebuilding Lives...

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A Message from Our Executive Director

Dear Friend of Maryville,

Are we there yet?

Who has not heard this question from a child on a journey – often shortly after the family has begun a vacation trip and frequently repeated by the child before the destination is reached? Yet we can understand this sentiment in our own Maryville journey to ensure the safety and well-being of children. This Annual Report offers Maryville’s report on the journey that began in 1883. Sr. Catherine M. Ryan, O.S.F. Executive Director Are we there yet? Every family needs support in meeting the challenges of caring for its children. Maryville steps up when parents need a safe haven for infants and toddlers during an emergency (the Crisis Nursery); when parents need a temporary and compassionate health care home for medically fragile children (Children’s Healthcare Center); and when parents need safe activities that engage the youth and keep them from the dangers of the “streets” (CYO). As you will see in this report, for Elena (not her real name) and Dwyane, we have been there.

Are we there yet? Every child deserves a safe, caring home when the juvenile court has determined that the family is unable to provide this home. Maryville is there with its Madden Center, providing temporary shelter for adolescent girls. Maryville is there with its Casa Cariño, Casa Imani, and Casa Salama homes for girls, and its St. George, St. Martin de Porres, and St. Vincent de Paul homes for boys. As you will see in this report, for Sharmaine and Aurelius (not their real names), we have been there.

Are we there yet? Every child deserves a safe and healing intervention when he or she needs intensive intervention in a psychiatric hospital setting. Maryville is there with behavioral health care in its Scott Nolan Hospital. Although patient confidentiality does not permit us to share a story from the hospital, for adoles- cents who are acutely mentally ill, we are there.

Are we there yet? Every child needs an education to help prepare for a produc- tive future, for a way to give back to others in need. Maryville is there with scholarships for CYO participants and Maryville graduates. As you will see in this report, for David, we have been there.

Our Maryville staff and volunteers and donors have made this journey possible. Yet, we have miles to go. We need your help to continue.

Are we there yet? With your support, another child will answer this question, as did Aurelius when he wrote about his experience at Maryville:

“…I truly thought that I would not have a real place to call my home ‘Til this family entered my life You see that was the day things went from wrong to right.”

Peace and all good.

Sister Catherine Ryan, O.S.F. Executive Director

3 Dear Friend of Maryville,

Toward the end of October, I stood before a group of Maryville supporters and spoke about how fortunate our children are to have people like Bert Getz in their lives. Minutes later, little Elena toddled out of the Children’s Healthcare Center (CHC) to enjoy the sanctuary/playground we had just dedicated, thanks to the generosity of Bert and the Globe Foundation that he heads.

Elena (not her real name) has endured more medical challenges in her fewer Richard A. Devine Chair, Maryville than three years on this earth than most of us will see in a lifetime. And yet there Board of Directors she was, a smile spreading across her face as she stood in the just-opened play- ground enjoying the Indian Summer day.

In many ways, what happened that day to Elena was a wonderful reminder of why we do what we do. Whether it is Elena at the CHC or Sharmaine (mentioned later in this report) at the Madden Center, the children of Maryville have been dealt serious challenges in their young lives. They need help and support from caring professionals, and that is what Maryville is all about.

As a father of four and a grandfather of eight, it warms my heart each time I come in contact with these precious children and hear their stories from our staff. As State’s Attorney for twelve years, I knew at one level the violence and A Message from Our Chairman of the Board heartbreak that beset many of the children in our community. But reading about Dwyane Hemphill’s courageous battle to recover from a gunshot wound – and our staff’s role in helping him heal – personalized those struggles.

For nearly 130 years now, Maryville has opened its arms to the children of our community, and cared for them when their families could not. Many of our children have grown up and grown old, yet still hold a special spot in their hearts for the place and the people who helped them in their time of need. So please join with me in 2013 to help continue the good and vital work that our staff does on a daily basis to bring stability and some joy into the lives of these needy children.

With your help, the Elenas, Sharmaines and Dwyanes of the future will have the support they so desperately need.

Sincerely,

Richard A. Devine Chairman

4 Alumni Spotlight

David Reveles

As he approached the podium, David Reveles glanced down at his notes.

All of the speakers who had preceded him were older, experienced at stepping up to a microphone and holding forth: George McCaskey, Chicago Bears Chairman; McCaskey’s brother, Pat, a fellow board member and author; Sister Catherine Ryan, Maryville executive director; Jeff Joniak, WBBM broadcaster; Brian Urlacher, a future Hall of Famer.

But David, a Jen School graduate and current Elmhurst College student, spoke evenly, and in a strong voice, as he thanked Maryville and the McCaskey family for the scholarship that helped him so much.

“I am forever grateful for each and every donation that has been made. You have allowed me to seize the very significant opportunity of attending college. My only hope is that I can model what I have been taught, and contribute when I am one day financiallyY stable,”V DavidI said, only glancing at his notes. R L He later said that he was not particularly nervous talking to the crowd, which numberedL close to 400. “It was something that came from my heart,”A he said of his remarks, “and that made me feel more comfortable.” E

All of us at Maryville hope and pray for the Mbest for the children whose lives we are entrusted with and whom we nurture while they are in our care. We know they will leave us one day. After they do, we cannot help but wonder how they are doing. Many stay in touch; others go about their lives and lose touch. So we are truly gladdened when we can see a confident, accomplished young man such as David speak of his life and his future.

After his speech, David spoke about his plans beyond college. S “I expect to get into an internship with a financial institution, then get my certification (as a Certified Financial Planner), work my way up,I build clientele, develop my own portfolio, maybe3 get into a hedge fund,” he said. NM 8 David makes us all proud and hopeful. C 8 E 1 5 St. Martin 280.25 hrs $6,381 VolunteerVolunteerY VHoursHoursI St. George L 217 hrs $4,941 20112011R toto 20122012 L Golf 133 hrs $3,028 A Administration 923.5 hrs $21,028 E Residential Treatment Center 206.25 hrs $4,696 M Casa Imani/ Casa Salama 290.25 hrs $6,609 Jen School 375.5 hrs $8,550 Children’s Healthcare Center 607.5 hrs $13,833

Thrift Shop 2,875 hrs $65,464 Catholic Youth S 820 hrs $18,671 Organization (CYO) 3 Crisis Nursery 2,276.5 hrs I $51,836

Madden Shelter 8 hrs $182 NM 8 C 8 Junior Board 4 hrs $91 E 1 Maryville Board of Directors 197 hrs $4,486 0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 $70,000 $80,000

The Independent Sector estimates the value of a volunteer in Illinois at $22.77 per hour. With the total

Numbers hours donated by volunteers amounting to an estimated 9,214, that means that our volunteers contributed $209,803. An additional estimated 1,149 hours were donated at Maryville events, adding $26,163 to the total contributed.

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4% 2% Ninety-four cents of every Numbers dollar we spend goes to programs for children.

94%

Fiscal Year 2012 Audited Results

Direct Services $ 39,400,207 94%

Support Services $ 1,593,936 4%

Development $ 972,292 2%

7 Family Services

Hospital

Education

Residential

Outreach

Bartlett Jen School - Integrated therapeutic and educational services for young men with emotional, behavioral and Casa Imani - A nurturing home and treatment environment for expectant and parenting young learning disabilities. Des Plaines Campus. women who are mentally ill. Eisenberg Campus.

Programs St. George Program - Residential treatment for young Casa Salama - Residential treatment for young women men with both intellectual disabilities and mental with both intellectual disabilities and mental illness. illness. Des Plaines Campus. Eisenberg Campus. St. Martin de Porres - Provides further treatment for Casa Cariño - Serves young women with mental health young men who have had some success in other or behavior disorders who have been unsuccessful programs managing their behavior disorders. Des in less restrictive settings. Eisenberg Campus. Plaines Campus.

Chicago St. Vincent de Paul - Serves young men with mental Children’s Healthcare Center - Transitional care for health or behavior disorders who have been unsuccessful children with complex medical needs, respite care and in less restrictive settings. Des Plaines Campus. training for caregivers. Center for Children. Fatherhood Initiative - Encourages adolescent and Crisis Nursery - Short-term care for children whose young adult fathers to become more active and involved families are experiencing crisis. Center for in raising their children. Des Plaines Campus. Children. Golf Academy - Offers youth an introduction to the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) - Athletic game of golf and provides them with golf-related programs for community youth throughout the vocational training opportunities and life lessons. Des Chicago area. Madden Shelter. Plaines Campus. John and Mary Madden Shelter - A shelter for adolescent and parenting young women designed Victim Offender Conferencing Program - An for emergency placement. Madden Shelter. alternative to formal court involvement, provides opportunities for victims, youth offenders and parents to Des Plaines discuss the offense and repair the harm. Des Plaines Campus. Scott Nolan Psychiatric Hospital - An inpatient psychiatric program for children, adolescents and young adults who are in immediate need Maryville - 1150 N. River Rd., Des Plaines, IL 60016 8 of psychiatric stabilization. Scott Nolan Center. 847-294-1999 maryvilleacademy.org ‘You’re Not Special’ Episode Much Ado About Nothing Maryville in the News John Keilman Chicago Tribune I witnessed this idea in action the other night when Maryville Academy, a Des Plaines home for troubled kids, held its annual awards dinner. One by one, more than 100 teens with developmental disabilities, mental illnesses and long histories of abuse and neglect were called to the front of an assembly room to receive a T-shirt, a handshake and a certificate that recognized their achievements, no matter how small.

Most outspoken. Most inquisitive. Most polite. From honor roll students to Special Olympians to kids who just kept their rooms clean, everyone had a moment of glory. No one was left out.

Face of Hope Frank Main Chicago Sun-Times Angley Hemphill was the only one who never doubted that Dwyane would survive a gunshot wound to the head last summer.

His doctors thought his chances of surviving were poor. But Hemphill stayed at Dwyane’s bedside, praying and holding her nephew’s hand and telling him she loved him.

Now, he’s recovering at Maryville Academy’s Children’s Healthcare Center on the Northwest Side. He can dance, his speech and vocabulary are improving, and he has begun to swim despite lingering paralysis of his right arm and hand.

Therapy Dogs Help Heal Girls’ Wounds at Maryville Eileen O. Daday Daily Herald Every month, a group of eagerly-awaited visitors arrive at Maryville Academy’s Eisenberg Campus in Bartlett.

The shrieks of joy from the teenage girls begin as soon as the handlers unload the therapy dogs from their cars. Coming from their group residences, the girls rush up to meet the dogs, calling them by name.

Maryville Academy Playground Acts as Sanctuary Rex W. Huppke Chicago Tribune It looks for all the world like a playground: A brightly colored merry-go-round. Swings dangling from metal chains. A slide and a sandbox.

But when you learn about the girls and young women who come here to play - hear stories of drug use and abandonment, forced prostitution and shattered childhoods - you see it for what it is: a sanctuary. A space where the girls of Maryville Academy’s Eisenberg Campus in Bartlett can find a moment’s peace, sway back and forth in safety, collect their thoughts, grab hold of their emotions. 9 For more than 129 years, donors have been essential partners in Maryville’s mission -- generous individuals, foundations and corporations who believe in a world where children and families are empowered to reach their fullest potential. Join our many friends who support Maryville’s children, families and programs each year with a financial contribution or a gift-in-kind. Gifts may be made to the general fund for Maryville, or designated for a specific program. Cash, checks and credit cards (American Express, MasterCard, Visa and Discover) are all accepted. Donations can also be made on our “Donate Now” webpage at maryvilleacademy.org.

Thank you for all that you have done for the entire Maryville community. We extend a heartfelt thanks to all our friends, supporters, donors and volunteers who share their time, talent and treasure with Maryville. We are grateful for your continuing friendship and for your kindness to the children and families in our care. If you are searching for the best way to support Maryville, please consider the following:

Gifts of Stock If you want to help Maryville today, and receive a charitable donation tax deduction and avoid paying capital gains taxes, you may want to consider making a gift of appreciated stock to support the work of Maryville.

Ways to Give Ways Matching Gifts Under a matching gifts program, your employer may double the value of your gift. Please check with your Human Resources Department to determine if your company will match your gift.

Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) If you are a federal government employee, postal worker or a member of the armed forces, you can give through a payroll deduction. Be sure to register to support during the campaign period. Maryville’s CFC# is 38204.

Event Sponsorship Support Maryville and share your corporate or personal message with hundreds of special event attendees by becoming an event sponsor. Sponsors receive unique opportunities to share their corporate logo and/or special message to all event attendees both in advertisements at events and on the Maryville website.

Planned Gift Annuity Make a donation to Maryville, earn a secure lifetime of interest payments and make a statement about your values and commitment to the children of Maryville. 10 Ways to Give Bequests and Planned Gifts Leave a legacy for future generations of Maryville children through a gift from your will, IRA distribution, trust or insurance. Maryville’s Visionary Society welcomes individuals who have remembered Maryville in their wills, trusts, and other estate-planning documents. To learn more about making a planned gift, please contact Daniel Summins, Director of Development, at 847-294-1950 or [email protected].

Honorary or Memorial Giving Celebrate the lives and achievements of special individuals by making a gift to Maryville in their name or memory.

Memorial Bricks Pay tribute to those dear to you with a memorial brick in the shadow of Maryville’s Guardian Angel and contribute to the Maryville mission. A message written from the heart and in stone makes a permanent addition to the Maryville campus.

Angels’ Wing Society The Angels’ Wing Society is committed to supporting the life-saving work of Maryville’s Crisis Nursery. These gifts, donated specifically for the Crisis Nursery, provide the resources so that children in the Chicago area have a safe and nurturing home during times of crisis.

The Guardian Society The Guardian Society is a select group of generous friends, alumni and staff committed to Maryville’s mission of rebuilding lives, rekindling spirits and renewing hope. Members of the Guardian Society support Maryville through annual gifts of $1,000 or greater. Maryville is honored to recognize the leadership of the Guardian Society members.

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For more information, please contact Daniel Summins, Director of Development at 847-294-1950 or [email protected]. Please send any donations to: Maryville Development Department 1150 N. River Rd., Des Plaines, IL 60016. You can also visit our website at maryvilleacademy.org. 11 Dwyane & Charisma

At the age of 12, Charisma Dorsey was the “real” mother to her four younger siblings.

Providing for them was a daily struggle, but Charisma and her 14-year-old brother did their best to stand in for their real mother, a woman Charisma described as a “sociopath” who would disappear for weeks at a time. “I would get on my bike (and ride five miles) from 63rd and Wolcott to 14th and Ashland to get money from my grampy to feed the kids,” Charisma said. After months of playing an adult role while still a child, she walked into a South Side DCFS office and, “told them I would never go home again.” Charisma and her siblings were sent to separate foster care placements. Charisma left Chicago for the first time in her life, and found herself on the bucolic Maryville Des Plaines campus. “I was scared out of my mind,” she recalled. “They were driving us onto this big, huge campus. It was like the country for a city girl like me.” In a group home with nine other girls, Charisma met a young Nina Aliprandi, then a family educator, and now division director of family services. Children in Our Care “Nina was awesome. She has always been the sweetest, nicest person, just amazing. I love her,” Charisma said. Charisma stayed at Maryville for a few years. After she left, she had her first child and lived in Englewood, before moving to the North Side. She modeled, tended bar and, finally, in her 30s, returned to school to become a Certified Nursing Assistant. She currently is studying to become a Licensed Practical Nurse. She wants to continue her education, eventually becoming a Registered Nurse. She remained in contact with Nina and late last year, was hired as a CNA at the Children’s Healthcare Center (CHC). A mother of five and married to a Chicago firefighter, Charisma lives just a few minutes from the CHC. As she recalled her days on the Des Plaines campus, Charisma choked up: “When I was helpless, Maryville helped me. When I returned (for orientation) to Des Plaines, I started crying; it was like a complete circle. They gave me my first chance at life, and then they are hiring me.” Charisma enjoys working with all of the patients, but will quickly admit to a favorite: Dwyane. Their lives intersected in January 2012 at the CHC...

When Dwyane arrived at the CHC in November 2011 he was 14 years old, and recovering from a bullet to the brain. An unknown gunman had shot Dwyane – for no apparent reason – four months earlier. Doctors had removed part of Dwyane’s skull to relieve pressure from the swelling of his brain. Last spring, Dwyane was the subject of a front-page story in the Chicago Sun-Times by Frank Main, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter. In April, Dwyane and his aunt, Angley, attended Maryville’s annual Ed McCaskey Scholarship Luncheon and met Bears’ linebacker Brian Urlacher. To his delight, Dwyane sat at the same table with former Chicago Bear great, James “Big Cat” Williams. Dwayne left us last summer and started high school in the fall. 12

Dwyane & Charisma Children in Our Care Aurelius

When 16-year-old Aurelius began reading his poem, the crowd in the Stein Center grew quiet.

He spoke quickly, but clearly, occasionally looking up.

Aurelius finished, and more than 100 members of the Maryville community - residents, students and staff - rose to their feet for the teen. Aurelius (not his real name) was the only child who spoke at our annual Awards Dinner last June. But he was just one of more than 100 children celebrated for a wide variety of achievements.

Moments later, as the awards continued to be handed out, Aurelius spoke softly with Tribune reporter John Keilman. A story appeared in the newspaper the following week.

Wrong to Right A Poem by Aurelius

I remember a time when each day was long, Aurelius (right) speaking with Tribune When the world was a playground reporter John Keilman. And my life was a song And I itted through the years with barely a care Ignoring the future and what awaited me there School was intriguing and lled with delight I played away days and dreamed away nights My mom assured me I had nothing to fear Aurelius, from our St. Martin de And no matter what happened she’d always be near Porres program, was on his way to Little did I know that would soon end the gym when he was stopped and shown a copy of the story, That pain would y in as swift as the wind which ran on page 2 of the Tribune. That the tears would fall slowly, straight down my face, That in my poor heart I'd feel like a disgrace He looked over the page, smiled, then That even when good happens, I'd wear a painful face asked: “Did he like my poem?” That deep down somewhere I'd know my life was just going to waste That was the day the world showed its true colors “He did. We all did,” he was told. The day I noticed my dad was not there to support my mother. So what did I do? He tucked the paper under his arm and I made some dumb choices went off with a spring in his step. Hurting all the ones around Making them wish I was truly not around I was thrown from place to place From prisons to group homes For three years straight I truly thought that I would not have a real place to call my home 'Til this family entered my life You see that was the day things went from wrong to right

13 Elena

Within a few days of a normal birth, Elena began vomiting and running a fever. Doctors quickly discovered she had a twisted bowel that had turned gangrenous. After a complicated surgery that cut away 95 percent of her small intestine, Elena (not her real name) was left with a small intestine just five inches long.

In fragile health, she arrived last year at the Children’s Healthcare Center (CHC).

Children in Our Care Under 24-hour care by a team of three Registered Nurses, one per shift, and a small army of Certified Nursing Assistants, Elena began to recover. She gained weight, started to speak and took her first hesitant steps at the age of two. We are caring for Elena as she works toward her development milestones—in height, weight, speech and mobility.

Each time her diapers are changed—as often as 20 times a day—the nurses weigh them to make sure she is properly nourished and hydrated.

Her prognosis is guarded.

“We are hoping that the intestine will grow and adapt as she gets older, and she will be able to digest her food normally,” explained Carrie Al-Ani, the CHC director. If that development stalls or fails, a risky intestine transplant operation might be Elena’s last option.

But during her stay, she charmed the entire staff at the CHC - and any visitor who crossed her path. Director Al-Ani paused to discuss Elena in the midst of chasing her around the CHC in her walker. Elena stopped only long enough to admire the aquarium at the lobby entrance to the Center for Children.

Just before Christmas, Elena left us for a foster home where the mom is a nurse and the dad a firefighter. She began eating solid food before the end of the year, and was gaining weight. We know she is in good hands and pray that she will have a long and healthy life.

14 Children in Our Care Sharmaine

Elena Sharmaine has faced more obstacles in her 17 years than the rest of us may face in a lifetime. She lived on the South Side with her mother, who has schizophrenia, an illness that caused household chaos every day. Sharmaine does not recall ever seeing her father at their dysfunctional home.

She became a ward of the state before she was 12, bouncing in and out of foster homes and relatives’ homes for most of her teen years. Pregnant at 12, an aunt adopted the baby, a boy. Pregnant again two years later, Sharmaine kept this child, a daughter she is raising while living on the South Side of Chicago.

But Sharmaine (not her real name) has a focus and determination uncommon to typical teens, let alone one who grew up amid such dysfunction. That tenacity paid off on June 11, when the teen graduated from Hubbard High School on Chicago’s South Side, near where she had lived as a foster child. It wasn’t easy.

Every day during her last semester at school, she awoke at 4 a.m., dressed and fed her toddler, then dropped her at day care. Sharmaine’s foster mother took her from their home in Dolton and dropped Sharmaine off at the CTA 95th Street terminus, where she caught a train to 63rd street, then a bus, before sliding into her seat at Sun-Times columnist Mary Mitchell (standing) Hubbard at 62nd and Hamlin for her first class at 7 a.m. presents a sketch of Harriet Tubman to Sharmaine In all, the commute to school took two hours. as the Hon. Arthur F. Hill looks on. At day’s end, she reversed her route, to conclude a four-hour daily commute. Then, she did her homework, helped with dinner, and played with her little girl before getting her ready for bed. The next day, she did it all over again.

This fall semester, her grades landed her on the dean’s list at Northeastern Illinois University, where she plans to take pre-law classes to prepare for law school. She wants to be a judge. She is saving her money to buy a car for that still-long commute.

Sharmaine was with us at Madden for her first semester at Hubbard last year before transferring to the foster home in Dolton.

To honor Sharmaine, we held a graduation party on June 14. Sun-Times columnist Mary Mitchell presented Sharmaine with a sketch of Harriet Tubman, penned by Margaret Burroughs. The Hon. Arthur F. Hill, a Cook County Circuit Court Judge, presented Sharmaine with a plaque, and delivered encouraging words, as her friends at Madden cheered her on.

After the ceremony, as our girls ate cake and chatted, one of our current clients leaned over to Sharmaine and said softly, “I am so proud of you.” Amen.

Sharmaine is our flower that sprang from concrete. 15 Back in 2010, Sister Cathy suggested that we start interviewing some of our outstanding staff and writing profiles of them to send out by email each Thursday. Over the past two years, we have written aboutscores of our staff. Here are two of the most recent staff we have highlighted and their fascinating stories:

Kathy Rancman, Family Advocate, Crisis Nursery

When she got the call in the early morning hours,

Our Staff Kathy Rancman (pictured to the left) realized there was something very wrong with the distraught mother. In an hour-long phone call, she talked the mom off the ledge and sent a taxi to her home.

“After they arrived, I took her babies (both under three) back to the nursery and when I got back to my office, she threw her cell phone against the wall,” Kathy recalled.

As the exhausted mother began sobbing, Kathy asked if she had been “thinking about hurting yourself or another.”

“She said, ‘I was planning on walking out of here and killing myself.’ I hugged her. She was crying; I was crying.”

Kathy called for an ambulance, and as she waited, the woman clung to Kathy --her lifeline--as the two children slept safely inside.

“I prayed out loud with her,” Kathy said. “Then we didn’t exchange any more words.”

After a stint in a psychiatric hospital, the woman was released and has rejoined her family. She continues to occasionally use the Crisis Nursery.

Adriana Drost, Youth Care Worker, Casa Salama, A Home

When Adriana Drost (facing camera) answers a question about her job, she responds with passion, her blue eyes flashing. And she can do it in five languages.

“In my opinion, this is the most important job in the world,” Adriana said in English, in deference to her unilingual interviewer. “It’s just amazing, so rewarding.”

Born in Gdansk, Poland, the daughter of a German father and a Polish mother, she learned both those languages, along with Lithuanian, Russian, and English.

On the afternoon of Family and Friends Day at Eisenberg in mid-July, she took a few minutes out to discuss her experiences at Maryville over the last three years.

“We have a different approach to every child; every child is different on so many different levels,” Adriana said, with just the hint of a charming accent. “My job is to make sure the child feels safe, and gets the care she needs.”

16 That care translates in any language. Maryville Academy Honor Roll for Fiscal Year 2012 (July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012) Honor Roll We extend a sincere and heartfelt “thank you” to the entire Maryville community – benefactors, volunteers and employees – for your friendship, your generous financial contributions, your tireless volunteerism, your prayers and your dedicated service to the children and families in Maryville’s care. We are grateful for your support of Maryville’s mission of: Rebuilding Lives, Rekindling Spirits and Renewing Hope.

The Maryville Guardian Society The Guardian Society is a select group of generous alumni, friends and staff committed to advancing Maryville’s mission through annual gifts of $1,000 or greater. These gifts provide Maryville with essential funding and establish a highly visible standard of giving for Maryville supporters to emulate. Maryville is very grateful for the leadership of its Guardian Society members. In fiscal year 2012, despite an economy that continued to present financial challenges to many, we were blessed with the support of 146 new and renewing members of the Guardian Society. This group of generous individuals made gifts of $1,000 or greater to benefit Maryville’s programs and the children and families that we serve. We are inspired by their commitment to Maryville, and are honored to list the following Guardian Society members who made their contribution between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

$50,000+ Ms. Jeanne M. Sullivan Ms. Geraldine C. Blumm Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Kurkowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Pepper Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Walsh, Sr. Mr. David A. Bonoma Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Kyle Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Mrs. Martha M. Boudewyns Mr. William M. Hoffman and $25,000 - $49,999 Weinberger Mr. and Mrs. Dimitris Bousis Mrs. Beth Linnen Hoffman Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Bredemann Mr. Dave Luzi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Butler Mr. James M. Mann $10,000 - $24,999 $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Clarence C. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Marshal I. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Golden Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Constantine A. Rev. Herbert J. Meyr Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Just Mr. Anthony Adams Cataldo Mr. David Montes Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kyle, Sr. Mr. Daniel H. Ahrens Mr. and Mrs. William E. Champine Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Munro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Linnen Mr. Bernard J. Beazley* Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Connor Mr. Sean Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. Madden Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Bruce Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Downey Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Neuschel McCormack Mr. Alexander Espinosa Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nigliaccio Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rourke Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. John W. Falsetti Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gavin Ms. Diane Fitzgerald Mr. Frank M. Pawlak Sexton, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bert A. Getz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Larkin S. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. William J. Frank Pernacciaro $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Breck F. Hanson Mr. Ned Franke Ms. Cathy A. Peterson Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Heaton Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Frantz Mr. David J. Purtell Mr. and Mrs. Greg A. Bottjer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Madden Mr. Donald F. Gardner Ms. Arlette M. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Brendan J. Deely Mr. Simon D. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Gibson, Jr. Mr. Raymond E. Rauba Hon. and Mrs. Richard A. Devine Mr. and Mrs. John W. O’Brien John R. Gilbert (Pelletier) Mr. Terrence J. Reilly Stephanie and Jack Flynn Ms. Agnes L. Piszczek LTC (RET) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Reynolds Dr. and Mrs. Louis J. Glunz Mr. and Mrs. M. Douglas Reynolds Mr. Dan W. Gleason Mr. Steven A. Ring and Ms. Ms. Cheryl M. Heyden Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gleason Jennifer A. Gallagher Christopher and JoAnn Killackey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Summins Rev. James N. Grace Margaret and Randall Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sweeney Mr. Harold J. Kloeppel Drs. Carl and Pat Greer Mr. James M. Rohrbach Michelin and Les Lentino Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Szymanski Mr. James P. Hofner Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Lotts Mr. John C. Tierney Mrs. Nancy W. Jacobs Ms. Anne H. Ross Mr. and Mrs. John P. Madden Mr. Michael T. Tribe Mr. Kevin Jankowski Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Schack Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mazza Mr. Michael J. Wallisch and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nelson Ms. Naomi Campbell- Mr. John M. Johnson Ms. Maureen Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wallisch Mr. and Mrs. William V. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Morton W. Sennett Perkaus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Jung Mr. James G. Shea Mr. Jerome A. Rich $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Kemp Mr. Jeffrey Smogolski Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Ross Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Ms. Amanda R. Smogolski Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rourke Mrs. Lina B. Abraham Kendziorski Ms. Kayla M. Smogolski Mr. and Mrs. Gary V. Sagui Mr. Richard J. Adler Ms. Tiffany Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Sonneborn Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Adler, Jr. Mr. David O. Kennedy Mr. James C. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. James F. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. John A. Klages Mr. David P. Swire 17 Michael J. Tobin, M.D. Mrs. Lynne M. Weston-Pontikes Mr. and Mrs. David J. Witchger Mr. Brian Urlacher Drs. Carolyn and Henry W. Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Woulfe Ms. Theresa Walker-Wedell Wiggins, Jr. Mrs. Mary A. Watson Ms. Patricia Winkler * Deceased

Benefactors Many individual donors – alumni, friends and staff – demonstrate their belief in Maryville’s mission by making a financial contribution, or a gift-in-kind, in support of the children and families in our care. We are honored to recognize those individuals who made a gift of $100 to $999 between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012. Anonymous (25) Mr. Howard S. Berk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Caplice Mr. John P. Cosgrove Mrs. Katherine Abend Senator and Mrs. Arthur L. Mr. James P. Caputo Mr. Kevin Counihan Mr. Thomas W. Abendroth Berman Mrs. Roxanna Cardinaletti Ms. Geraldine C. Cowlin Dr. and Mrs. Steven B. Abern Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bernard Mr. Charles P. Carey, Jr. Ms. Anne M. Craig Mr. Jeffrey L. Abrams Ms. Joan F. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Carey Ms. Jill Crandall Ms. Cherie M. Abuls Mr. Robert J. Bertling Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carl Mr. John D. Crawford Ms. Corrine N. Acosta Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. William W. Beucler Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Carrigan Ms. Annette Cristerna Dr. Douglas R. Adler Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mrs. Jacqueline A. Carroll Mrs. Emily M. Cronin Mr. Mark D. Aigner Bidwill, Jr. Mr. Louis M. Caruso Ms. Karen A. Crotty Mrs. Lucille N. Alagna Mr. James G. Bigham Mrs. Margaret T. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crown Mrs. Carrie L. Al-Ani Ms. Angela Billick Ms. Kristen A. Castelloni Mr. Rich Cucco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Albian Mr. H. Michael Biscan Ms. Magdalen S. Chan Wu Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cull Ms. Laralee Alderson Beck Ms. Arminda Blanco Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cullen Mrs. Elsie E. Aleck Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Blesi Gloria Chen, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Curley Mr. Frank J. Alexson Mr. James B. Bleyer Mr. Christopher Cheng Curran Family Ms. Nina C. Aliprandi Mr. Ralph W. Boedeker Dr. Rocco A. Cimmarusti Mr. William V. Cyplick Mrs. Loretta J. Alois Mrs. Esther J. Boesche Ms. Mary E. Clancy Mr. Jon J. Czeropski Mr. Harry A. Amsden Rev. Msgr. Michael M. Boland Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Czopek Mr. and Mrs. James Archer Mr. Todd M. Boley Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Clarke Ms. Rita Da Valle Dr. and Mrs. William J. Arnold Ms. Britta Bopp Ms. Kathleen M. Clarke Mrs. Susan L. D’Agostino Mrs. Mary A. Arpino Ms. Julie M. Bordo Mr. Michael J. Cleary Mr. Rick M. Daitchman

Honor Roll Mr. Anthony W. Arredia Mr. James Boylan Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Cline Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Daleiden Ms. Estefania Arreguin Mr. George E. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Coates Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dalton Ms. Mary Ann Ashe Ms. Sarah J. Brachle Mr. and Mrs. Terrence N. Cobry Mr. Patrick M. Daly Ms. Mary Audrey Atteberry Ms. Mary B. Braden Mrs. Christine B. Collins Ms. Mary Ellen D’Amato Mr. Randall Autry Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Condron Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Danhauer Ms. Tracey Avis Bradford, Jr. Ms. Sheila Carey Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Hanley Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Baal Mr. Curt Bradshaw Ms. Maureen B. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. William T. De Cicco Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barbash Mr. Charles Brandon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Conrardy Mr. William G. Dearhammer Mr. Howard Barg Mr. Stephen K. Brannan Mr. John F. Conroy Mr. Pierre DeBarr Mr. and Mrs. Scott Barla Mr. Thomas E. Brannigan Mr. John T. Conroy Mr. Steven L. DeGraff Ms. Maureen Barron Mr. Thomas A. Braun Mr. and Mrs. Dominic C. Ms. Dorothy A. DeGrange Rev. Mark Bartosic Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Brennan Constantine Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Del Riccio Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brey Mr. Eduardo Contreras Mr. and Mrs. John P. Delahanty Battersby Mr. Garry M. Bricker Mr. William T. Cook Ms. Ann G. Deuel Mr. and Mrs. James T. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Broda Mr. and Mrs. Carey J. Cook Ms. Joanne Deuter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Broeren Ms. Miriam Correa Ms. Kathleen K. DeVine and Mr. and Mrs. David D. Baumruck Dr. David H. Brooks Mr. John P. Cosgrove Mr. Neil Brilliant Mr. James J. Beatty Mr. and Mrs. David V. Brueggen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Bechina Ms. Anne Marie L. Brunner Mr. Brad Becker Ms. Jennifer Bryant “When we were getting Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Bednar Mr. and Mrs. A. Ward Buckingham ready to move, (from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Behner Ms. Karen A. Bundy Scott Nolan to Des Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Burden Plaines Campus) I told Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bell Mr. Harry Burgan them to write the things they were going to leave Mr. Bernie J. Benavidez Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Burkum there,” Michael said. Dr. and Mrs. John Benedetto Mr. and Mrs. John E. Busby Michael told one boy Mr. and Mrs. David R. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Buscaglia he was going to leave Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Benson Mr. Anthony Buttitta behind his “running” Mr. Richard A. Heise and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Byerwalter ways, “because there Ms. Juliann B. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. would be no reason to Ms. Jacquelyn M. Benson Caffarelli, Jr. Michael Todd leave, since he was Mr. John E. Benz Mr. Frank Calvaruso Evening Supervisor going to live on this 18 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bergeron Mr. Marvin F. Cancil, Jr. St. Vincent de Paul beautiful campus...” Mr. Timothy P. Devine Mr. Robert J. Gainer Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Gundrum Mr. John Hornung

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Devitt Mr. Hector Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Hager Mr. Daniel L. Houlihan Honor Roll Ms. Diane Dincer-Ubl Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Galowich Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hajdu Mr. and Mrs. John I. Hozian Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Dineen Mrs. Leanne V. Galvin Ms. Linda M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hudash Mr. Russ DiPrizio Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gancer Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Hall Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hughes Mr. Paul H. Dittmer Mr. Mark Gappa Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hand Mr. Brian D. Hughes Mr. Stewart S. Dixon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Garcelon Mr. Benjamin Hann Mr. Dennis M. Hughes and Ms. Ruth E. Doell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Garcelon Mr. Bradley A. Harding Ms. Rose Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doerge Mrs. Lenore M. Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Mr. Daniel A. Hulina Mr. and Mrs. James R. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Garvin, Jr. Harrigan III Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hurley Mrs. Traci P. Dolby Hon. Vincent M. Gaughan Ms. Maura Harrington Mr. Geoffrey Imhof Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Dorman Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Gauvreau Ms. Mary Pat Harris Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Irving Ms. Patricia A. Dougherty Mr. Frank D. Gazzolo Mr. Michael Hart Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Isringhaus Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Draganski Ms. Susan M. Geisler Mrs. Ann J. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Arkadiusz Jackowski Ms. Karen A. Driessen Mrs. Jane F. Geldermann Mr. Thomas W. Havey Ms. Valerie L. Jackson Ms. Amanda N. Dunker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Geraghty Ms. Joan Headrick Mrs. Mary G. Jegen Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Gerth Hon. Curtis Heaston Mr. Gordon E. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Roderick T. Dunne Mr. Mark W. Gibson Hon. and Mrs. John F. Hechinger Mr. Carl D. Johnson* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Durand Mr. James M. Dybas WGN’s Dan Roan sat down with Juan Espejo, Mrs. Anna M. Dynek* Maryville Golf Academy Director, to discuss Mrs. Catherine B. Eardley-Murphy Ms. Juanita B. Edwards the role golf plays at Maryville. Mr. and Mrs. John V. Egan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Ehmann Mr. William P. Elzer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Engels Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Enger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Eovaldi Mr. Juan E. Espejo and Ms. Loren A. Scannell Dr. Thomas J. Fahey Mr. Daniel J. Falls Mr. and Mrs. Mark Farina Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Farinella Ms. Sarah Farwick Mr. George F. Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Fawcett Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Feldmann Rev. Richard J. Feller Ms. Diana Fernandez Mr. Richard A. Filas Mr. Clay L. Gilge Mr. and Mrs. William G. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Fillipp Ms. Rhonda Girard Hendriksen, Jr. Ms. Susan Johnson Mr. Tom Finks Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Giurato Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Heniff Ms. Donna F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Mr. Brian Henkels Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Johnston Mr. Mark A. Fishman Glascott, Jr. Ms. Joan M. Herman Mr. David J. Jolly Mr. Patrick F. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Gleason Mr. John W. Herzog Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Jones Ms. Maureen S. Flaherty Mr. Patrick Gleason Ms. Debra L. Heyden Mr. Norman B. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Flakus Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Gmeiner Mrs. Nancy M. Heyden Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Jung Mr. Alfio C. Flammini Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton H. Hill Ms. Mary K. Kaess Ms. Margaret Flanagan Godfrey, Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Hilligan and Most Rev. Francis J. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Flattery Most Rev. Raymond E. Goedert Ms. Pamela E. Wheeler-Hilligan Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kante Rev. John E. Flavin Ms. Dolores Goldmeier Mr. Gerard C. Hillsman and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Kearney, Jr. Mrs. Mary Fritz Flocco Mr. and Mrs. John M. Goles Ms. Mary Lou O’Toole Mr. Christopher P. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Flood Dr. and Mrs. Mark H. Gonzalez Mr. Robert F. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kearney Mr. Bill Flynn Ms. Lesley P. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Neal Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Mr. Douglas Fogelson Mr. John F. Gorman Mr. Daniel Hodgman Keenan III Mr. John S. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Grabowski Ms. Rhonda Hoerle Mr. Joseph D. Keenan, Jr. Ms. Lisa Ford Ms. Kathleen Grace Mrs. and Mr. Joan Hoese Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Keenley Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Forlani Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelly Mrs. Roxanne M. Freel Gravett, D.O. Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Hoffman Mr. Edmund L. Kelly Mr. Joseph Fuentes Ms. Julie M. Green Mr. John F. Hogan Mr. Ronald F. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Fusco Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Gremer Mr. Art G. Hogan Mrs. Rose F. Kelly Mr. Steven E. Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grosklaus Mrs. Caroline L. Hommerding Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mr. Lawrence E. Gahan Ms. Joanne Guarino Mr. Jim Horng Kelly, Jr. Mr. David A. Gaichas Mr. and Mrs. John C. Guest Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hornof Mrs. Byrd M. Kelly 19 “I try to instill the Mr. Charles E. Manix Mr. Keith G. Moore necessity of being able Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Marchetti Mr. Stephen Morcos to fend for yourself, and Mr. Mike Marino Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Morgan not having to rely on Mr. Terry M. Marino Mr. Gary L. Mowder others. I want them to Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Dennis I. Mudd, Sr. have independence,” she Mr. Julio Marrero Mr. Ronald J. Mueller continued, “Whenever I Ms. Janie C. Marrero Ms. Barbara E. Mueller give my little spiel I say, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Marrero Ms. Kathleen Mulcahy ‘Work, and work Mr. Joseph M. Martorano Mr. and Mrs. Michael Muno hard, so you can Mr. and Mrs. Jules Marzec Mrs. Mary Jean Murnane support your teacher in Mr. and Mrs. John J. Massarelli Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Murphy Mary Patryn her old age when she Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Mattingly Mr. and Mrs. James P. Murphy Special Education retires,’ and that always Mr. Kevin J. Max Mr. Brian A. Murphy Teacher, Jen School gets the boys going.” Ms. Madeline O. McAfee Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Murrath Ms. Dorothy A. McAvoy Mrs. Jein K. Murray Mr. and Mrs. David N. McBride Mr. and Mrs. James O. Murtaugh Mrs. Nancy I. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Latham Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCann Mr. and Mrs. Bennett B. Nason Ms. Barbara R. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lawinger Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ms. Patricia A. Nemeth Ms. Mary Ann Kendall Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lawrence McCloughan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Nickele Mrs. Ana L. Kenefick Mr. and Mrs. William H. Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nimrod Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kenesey Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Lee McDermott Ms. Hannah No Ms. Nancy M. Kenton Mr. and Mrs. Glenn P. Lefkovitz Mrs. Mildred B. McDonald Mr. Joseph P. Noa Mr. Randall L. Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Leitzinger Ms. Audrey McDonagh Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Nolan Sr. Marise Kessler Mr. Richard A. Lenon* Rev. Joseph F. McDonnell Dr. and Mrs. James H. Norton, Jr. Ms. Antoinette Kieres Ms. Charlotte C. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Novak Ms. Carol T. Kilduff Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Lerner McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Novy Ms. Keshia Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lesniak Mr. and Mrs. Terence P. McElroy Mr. and Mrs. James H. Nowacki Ms. Jennifer Kittrell Ms. Chris Leutz Mr. and Mrs. Michael McFadden Mr. and Mrs. Jared A. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kleen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Levy Ms. Mary M. McGillicuddy Mr. Nicholas Nowak Ms. Kathleen A. Kleiman Mr. Melvin V. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Sean O’Brien Ms. Peggy E. Kleine Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Lewis Mr. John P. McGovern Mrs. Tamara L. O’Brien Mr. John F. Kloecker Ms. Susan Lichner Mr. Alexander McIntosh Ms. Laoise O’Broin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mr. Irwin Lim Mr. Joseph McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. O’Connell

Honor Roll Kloempken Mr. Michael E. Lindsey Mr. Joseph T. McManus Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. O’Connor Ms. Jennifer Kloud Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Mr. and Mrs. William J. McNally Rev. William J. O’Donnell Marty and Maryellen Knuth Lindstrom Mrs. Hannah D. McNulty Mr. Thomas L. O’Gara Mr. and Mrs. Willard H. Ms. Mary Lou Linnen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Mr. Brian J. O’Hara Kobusch, Jr. Mr. Thaddeus J. Lipinski McPartlin Mr. Mark H. Ohlsen Mr. Ludwig E. Kolman Mrs. Candice Lodree Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Konicek Ms. Evelyn Lootens McPhilliamy Ms. Mariah M. Oleksy Mr. George R. Korecky Mr. and Mrs. G. Anthony Lorenz Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McQuillan Ms. Barbara K. Olle Mr. Kenneth R. Kowall Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Meiners Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kozak Lorenz, Jr. Mr. Deno Melchiorre Mr. Robert F. O’Malley Mr. Steven C. Kral Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lubawski Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mele,Sr. Rev. Patrick J. O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Luecke Ms. Helen M. Menarik Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mrs. Karen Krebasch Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Lundy Mr. Stephen M. Metro Omundson Mr. and Mrs. John B. Krebs Mr. and Mrs. James T. Lundy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Mike O’Neill Mr. George J. Kriaris Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lynch Rev. Msgr. Charles R. Meyer Ms. Olympia M. Onesto Ms. Daniela F. Krivak Ms. Barbara J. Lynch Mr. William Miceli and Mr. Robert C. Osmanski Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Kubik Mr. Charles E. Lynch Ms. Cindy Nowinski Mr. H. Charles Osweiler Mr. Todd Kurisu and Hon. Joseph M. Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Michael Mr. and Mrs. John E. Owens Ms. Lynn Sasamoto Mrs. Kieran Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mihelic Ms. Loretta K. Ozga Mr. Kevin A. Kurz Ms. Courtney MacKenzie Mrs. Clifford H. Miller Mr. Lorenzo Paez Mrs. Rita C. Kwasegroch Rev. Laurence F. Maddock Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Miller Ms. Kotsil Pak Ms. Cheryl Kyrias Ms. Mary Jo Maddux Ms. Susan P. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mr. E. Christopher Lacey and Mr. and Ms. Patrick C. Magner Mr. David Hushyn and Palumbo Ms. Kim Pepe Mr. and Mrs. Dan Maguire Ms. Judith Minihane-Hushyn Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Passaneau Mr. Matthew G. LaFramboise Mr. and Mrs. David J. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Corey A. Minturn Mr. Norman J. Patinkin Mrs. Arline I. Lanckhoff Rev. Thomas F. Maher Mr. Raymond P. Mitchell Jan Patocka Mr. and Mrs. James J. Land Mr. and Mrs. John Maher Mr. and Mrs. James R. Moag Ms. Florence Patocka Mrs. Monika K. Langdon Rev. Robert G. Mair Mr. Charles M. Molnar Ms. Kathryn Pattyn Ms. Theresa Lanham Rev. Daniel J. Mallette Ms. Maria E. Monastero Mr. Roger J. Paul Mr. John M. Lapinski Ms. Loretta A. Maloney Ms. Caroline A. Mondschean Mr. James Pavela Mr. and Mrs. Ian Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Mambu Mr. Michael L. Monticello and Mr. William J. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Hans P. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Dr. Karin B. Ulstrup Mr. Tom Pearl 20 Mr. Oscar Lasko Mandolini Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moore Ms. Revelle G. Peritz Mr. Pasquale Perrone Mr. and Mrs. James C. Riley Ed and Donna Segraves Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Valencia

Mrs. Marjorie Pesaresi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ritzenthaler Ms. Mihra Seta Mr. John Valencia Honor Roll Mr. Jeffrey C. Petersen Ms. Violeta Rivera Ms. Tammy A. Shaeffer Ms. Tiffany Van Cleaf Mrs. Marlene J. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Roach Drs. Alan and Susan Shapiro Mr. Chad Van Den Top Mr. and Mrs. Terrance T. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Roan Mr. Simon J. Shaw and Mrs. Julie B. Van Kirk Mrs. Diane W. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Roberts Ms. Silvia M. Strazzarino Mrs. Herbert A. Vance Mr. and Mrs. G. Donald Pettway Mr. Thomas J. Rodell Mr. James J. Shippy Mr. Thomas E. Villiger Sr. Rita Mary Phalen Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Roeder Ms. Darlene S. Shorter Ms. Joan M. Vincent Mr. Joseph Philipp Ms. Laurie Ann Rogala Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siffermann Mr. Christopher T. Vincent Mr. Timothy Philipp Mr. Steven E. Rossa Mr. Kenneth Siwietz Dr. Tom Voitas Mr. and Mrs. James E. Phillipp Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rourke Ms. Susan Skarbeck Mr. and Mrs. John P. Volkman Mr. Theodore P. Phillips Mr. Kenneth R. Rowley Ms. Carole A. Slavens Mr. and Mrs. Lambert J. VonBank Ms. Diane Phillips Ms. Jocelyne T. Roy Ms. Lizan A. Sliwa Mrs. Joan F. Wade Mr. Eric Pick Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rubinovitz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Slott Mr. Charles A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Piet Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Rusin Mr. Lawrence J. Smagacz Mrs. Rachel L. Waimon Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Porcaro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ryan III Ms. Margaret J. Smielewski Mr. Terrence Walden Ms. Cheryl J. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ryan Mrs. Rita M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Waldron Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pottle Ms. Janet Ryan Ms. Ebony Smith Mrs. Lisa L. Waldron Mrs. Geraldine R. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Ryan Ms. Doris Smith Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Walker Mr. Ralph M. Price Mr. Herbert J. Ryan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smuk Mr. and Mrs. Elwood P. Walmsley Mr. Edward F. Price, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smyder Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Walsh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Pritchard Rzendzian Mr. Gregory Sobecki Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Walsh Ms. Suzanne B. Pritscher Mr. Richard J. Sabis Ms. Vivian B. Sodini Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Ms. Izabela Solarz Mrs. Cheryl P. Ward Mr. Patrick E. Purcell Saccomanno, Sr. Mr. Frank H. Sommerfeld III Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Waris Mr. and Mrs. Denny D. Quick Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Saigh Mr. Nicholas Sommers Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Sakowicz Mrs. Juanita T. Soong Mr. Creighton S. Warren, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Quinn Mrs. Sheila M. Sammons Dr. and Mrs. Louis A. Sorto, Jr. Ms. Annie Watson Ms. Marily L. Racine Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Samuelson Mr. Daniel Sosynski Ms. Kathleen J. Watterlohn Mr. Richard S. Radke Ms. Antonia Sanders Ms. Ruth C. Sotak Mrs. Dolores A. Waugh Mr. and Mrs. Michael Raffe Mrs. Linda A. Sant Amour Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Spanier Mr. and Mrs. George B. Weber Mr. Amir Rafizadeh Mr. and Mrs. James B. Scagnelli Mrs. Rose Mary Spartz Ms. Shirley C. Weber Ms. Beverly A. Ragusa Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Scanlan Mrs. Lorene K. Stach Mr. Daniel Weber Mr. Harlan F. Rant Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scarpelli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Weber Most Rev. George J. Rassas Ms. Katy Schaan Mr. and Mrs. John R. Steffek Mr. Donald Wegrzyn Mr. Gregory W. Rataj Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Schalk Mrs. Colleen J. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Weicher Mr. Terrence M. Rauen Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schank Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stephan Mrs. Nancy A. Weiler Mr. Glen C. Reading Attorney Frank J. Schiro Mr. Edward F. Stevenson Mr. Patrick Welsh Mr. Mark Redini Mrs. Roya Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. David L. Stickley Mr. Matthew D. West Ms. Lisa S. Reed Mr. Mike Schmidt Ms. Cherry Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wetoska Mr. John D. Reiff Mr. Paul Schmitz Ms. Pamela Stowers Mr. William J. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Reilly Ms. Barbara A. Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sturtevant Ms. Susan D. Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Allan G. Reisberg Mr. Chris J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Suhey John L. Wilhelm, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Don Reisner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sullivan Mr. William R. Williams III Mr. Brian M. Relle Schonauer Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Winger Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Rendall Mr. Robert J. Schrader Mr. Daniel E. Supis Mr. Pete Winkenbach Mrs. and Mr. Deborah C. Retondo Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Ms. Tina Szorc Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Winn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds Schrautemyer, Jr. Rev. Joseph C. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Chris Winslade Mr. James C. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. James F. Teufel Mrs. Louise Wisser Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Riemer Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Schriver Mr. Edwin C. Thibodeaux Mr. and Mrs. David A. Witry Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Riggio Mr. Franklin Schwerin Ms. Monique Thomas Ms. Debra Witt Ms. Gail F. Thompson Ms. Colleen Wojcik Mr. Chad Thomsen Mr. and Mrs. I. Michael Wolinski “She was very open and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tillman Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Wood when I got to know her, Richard M. Tinkoff, D.D.S., SC Mr. and Mrs. Michael Woodward I learned that this was Mr. and Mrs. James K. Toohey Mr. Patrick Woulfe a little child whose past Mr. Michael P. Toomin Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wray affected everything – her Ms. Nancy O. Trainor Mrs. Judy A. Wray distrust and her acting Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Trapp Mr. and Mrs. Faisal Yousuf out was in relation to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Traughber Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zaban her unfortunate up- Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Trotta, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Zegadlo bringing.” Ms. Dona-Lee Trotter Ms. Rita Zeitner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Turk Mrs. Sophia Zuganelis Mr. Fred L. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Zych Melissa Correa Ms. Terre Tuzzolino Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Zych Therapist, St. George Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ulstrup * Deceased 21 Catholic Churches and Organizations Maryville expresses its deep appreciation to the Catholic parishes and organizations that supported our children and families. For 129 years, our Catholic brothers and sisters have been the bedrock on which Maryville has been built. The children and families in Maryville’s care thank you.

Archdiocese of Chicago Old St. Patrick’s Church Queen of All Saints School St. Mary of the Woods Catholic Charities Our Lady, Mother of the School Sisters of St. Francis St. Pascal Church Chicago Airports Catholic Church, JR High R.E. St. Alphonsus Liguori Church St. Paul Chong Hasang Chaplaincy Our Lady of Guadalupe St. Benedict Church Korean Catholic Mission Illinois Club for Catholic Women Our Lady of Mercy Parish St. Edna’s Church St. Raymond Afghan Group Knights of Columbus Council Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. James Catholic Church St. Thecia Womens Mission Board 11981 Our Lady of the Woods St. Mary Knanaya Catholic St. Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church Church

Organizations We are grateful to the many corporations, foundations, religious organizations, churches, businesses and community groups who support Maryville through grants, gifts and gifts-in-kind. As key stakeholders in our community, these donors recognize the value of partnering with children and family-focused agencies such as Maryville to make a lasting impact on society. We are pleased to list the following organizations that made gifts of $100 or greater to Maryville in fiscal year 2012 (July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012).

Anonymous (2) C. Louis Meyer Family City of Des Plaines E Street Denim Company Inc. @properties Foundation CJBS, LLC East Bank Club @properties-Westport Cargo Equipment Coca-Cola Bottling Ed Kelly Sports Program Commons Center Casey Moran’s Cog Hill Golf & Country Club Edible Arrangements A Finkl & Sons Co. Cashel Foundation Collins & Collins Elezar Handbags A Freedom Flag Co. of Castaways Foundation Core Power Yoga Eugene Matthews Inc. Du Page Inc. Castle Motor Sales, Inc. Costco Wholesale Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund A-1 Mechanical Services, Inc. CES Partners, Ltd. Crane Fund for Widows and Fraternal Order of Eagles # 1952 Access One, Inc. CFC Inc. Children Freeborn & Peters LLP

Honor Roll AccuTax Services, Inc. Chicago Bears Football Club, Inc. Cull Family Foundation Gabriel’s Acxiom Corporation Chicago Board of Trade Curt Sharp Memorial Foundation Gap Foundation Giving Campaign Adreani Foundation Foundation David A. Bonoma & Associates Garnetta Kramer Charitable Aerostar Global Logistics, Inc. Chicago Community Trust Delicious Deep Freeze, LLC Foundation AG Logistics Services Chicago Cubs Des Plaines Chamber of George M. Eisenberg Akzo Nobel Inc. Chicago Police Department Commerce & Industry Foundation for Charities Allegretti’s Pizza & Pasta Chicago Public Schools Discovery Church of Elgin Gewalt-Hamilton Associates, Inc. Ristorante Chicago Set Shop, Inc. Diversey and Ashland Shell GHP Group, Inc. Altria Companies Employee Chicago Sky Donald P. and Byrd M. Kelly Giacomo’s Ristorante Community Fund Chicago White Sox Foundation Gigi’s Blossoms & Baskets American Legion Auxiliary Chubb Insurance Dr. Scholl Foundation Globe Foundation 9th District Citizens for Tim Cullerton DZB Guitars American Province of Little Company of Mary Sisters American Wilbert Vault Corp. Amphora Associated Bank B.W. Construction & Home Improvement Inc. He may not have Beacon Fasteners and hands-on contact with Components, Inc. the children, but each Benefit Boutique day he carries out the Best Buy - Harlem Irving Maryville mission “by Biaggi’s keeping the place going, Biltmore Country Club keeping it up to code, Blistex Inc. making sure that we Bolingbrook Golf Club have a safe place for the Bredemann Toyota - Scion In kids to stay.” Park Ridge Brenneman, Ltd Arturo Olivares Bruce Foundation Maintenance Worker Bubbles Academy Des Plaines Campus Et Al 22 Butler Partners, LLC. “I’ll never forget it. There was this Sheldon L. & Pearl R.

young lady, Iyana (not her real name)- Leibowitz Foundation Honor Roll she was a head taller than me and Shermer Willow Service she got upset with me and started to Sherry A. Kloeppel charge me. And my co-worker, Vesta Scholarship Trust (Everage, now retired), helped me to Silvestri For Cook County talk her down. I was a bit shook, “ Commissioner Keisha recalled. SKKR & Associates SmithAmundsen LLC A young Keisha (26 at the time), took Spa Soak a break and walked away from the Spaceco, Inc. Keisha Yates confrontation, with the encouragement Spacio Spa Evening Supervisor and counsel of Vesta. Specialized Furnishings and Madden Equipment, Inc. “I went down to the administrative Stephen T. Sexton Memorial area and sat down and cried. I prayed Foundation to God: ‘Is this something you want me Sunstar GUM to do? If you do, give me strength.’ I Suparossa Restaurant Group knew I had to have self control, and I Sweeney Family Foundation realized that this was my calling,” she Sweetman Cherry Group said. Sysco Chicago, Inc. The 100% Foundation The Boeing Company The Connelly Foundation The House of Glunz The Kubik System The Land of Nod The Law Firm of Wendy R. Glunz/Regis Foundation Leon M. Reimer & Co., P.C. Paket Corporation Morgan, Ltd. Gmotorcars Lettuce Entertain You Palm Court Restaurant Inc. The Northern Trust Company God’s Army Ministries Enterprises, Inc. Panera The Pepper Family Foundation Gold & Braid Salon Little Villa Restaurant Parker Hannifin Foundation The Reynolds Group Grainger LT Mac Enterprises, LLC Park Ridge Country Club The Rhoades Foundation Gravett Clinic Madden Communications, Inc. Pennoyer School The Ryan and Jenny Gregg Helfer Ltd Madden Funds Management, Ltd. Pesche’s Flowers Dempster Family Foundation Half Price Books Madison Realty Group, Inc. PGA of America Illinois The Sexton Group, Inc. Hanover Township Mental Make It Better LLC. Section Inc. The Sturtevant Family Foundation Health Board Mankind Warriors Project PHD The TJX Foundation. Inc. Harbour Contractors, Inc. Marshal I. McMahon & Associates Picket Fence Daycare & The Zucaro Family Harlem Irving Plaza Marvin Johnson & Associates, Inc. Learning Center Inc. Foundation, Inc. Harry J. Kloeppel & Mary Lou Downs Foundation PMA Management Corporation Thomas J. Reinhart Foundation Associates, Inc. Mary Seat of Wisdom Church Project Linus Truist Hays Companies MB Financial Bank PRP International Trunk Club Helen Brach Foundation McCormack Family Foundation PW Associates, Inc. U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Holiday Inn Mead Johnson Nutrition R.C. Wahl Jewelers U.S. Customs and Border Howard Barg & Associates, Inc. Mertes Contracting Corporation R2 Financial Solutions Protection/ Port of Chicago Illinois Department of Midtown Educational Foundation Radio Flyer, Inc. U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Children & Family Services Midwest Folding Products Radisson Manufacturing Company Illinois Department of Mission Trading LLC Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel Unisource Human Services Mold Inspection Specialists, LLC. Reading’s Laundry Service Inc. United Services by Permaco, Inc. Illinois Elks Children’s Care Mon Ami Gabi Renzo Dairy United States District Court Corporation Morton Grove Lions Club Research Technology Inc. United Way of Metro Chicago InterContinental Chicago neapolitan LLC Resurrection Retirement UTI Chicago United States Inc. IRI Inc. Nelnet Business Solutions, Inc. Community Walgreens Isabella Rose Designs Nissan Forklift Corporation Riccio Construction Corp. Water Tower Dental Care James C. Perkins CPA P.C. Northrop Grumman Riggio’s Restaurant Wellington Restaurant JCR Direct Incorporated North Shore Country Club Roadrunner Dawes Transportation West Bucktown Neighborhood John Miller & Associates, Inc. Nuveen Investments, LLC Roger Kadet Ltd. Association Joseph M. Lyons Campaign O’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLC S & E Inspections, Inc. William Blair & Company Committee Old Republic International Salerno’s Restaurant Foundation Kimball Day Care Center & Corporation Samuel Weinstein Family William Blair & Company, LLC Kindergarten, Inc. Olympia Fields Country Club Foundation William L. Price Charitable Korean American Women’s Onwentsia Club Saucedo R.E.S. LLC Foundation Association of Chicago Operation North Pole Inc. Schawk, Inc. Wilson Sporting Goods Co. LaFarge Aggregate Osco Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund Yellow Jacket River Guides La Leche League of Lincoln Park P-K Tool & Mfg. Co. ServiceMaster by Metzler ZDE Corporation 23 Maryville Loyal Donors The following donors have exhibited wonderful faithfulness to the children and families of Maryville by making an annual gift for a minimum of fifteen consecutive years. These individuals and organizations have steadfastly stood by their belief that every child should be empowered to reach their fullest potential. Maryville is deeply grateful for their unwavering faith in the children of Maryville.

Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Parker Hannifin Foundation Mrs. Glory A. Smart Mrs. Loretta J. Alois Lorenz, Jr. Mr. William J. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smuk Mr. and Mrs. James Archer Ms. Barbara J. Lynch Ms. Gloria Perrelli Mr. and Mrs. James B. Strong Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Bell Rev. Patrick M. Lyons Mr. Pasquale Perrone Mr. Florian P. Szafarz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bell Mr. and Mrs. John P. Madden Ms. Diane Phillips Ms. Ann M. TenEyck Mr. Mark H. Berens Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Madden Mr. Raymond E. Rauba Mrs. Lucille M. Thomsen Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bernard Rev. Daniel J. Mallette Mr. Edward W. Rechner Mr. John C. Tierney Mr. Robert J. Bertling Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Marchetti Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Vizard Mr. James G. Bigham Mrs. Ruth S. Martin Roberge Mr. and Mrs. Lambert J. VonBank Ms. Geraldine C. Blumm Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Mr. James M. Rohrbach Mr. Terrence Walden Mrs. Esther J. Boesche McCloughan Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Rohret Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Bolger Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rourke Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ward, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Broeren McElligott Mr. Herbert J. Ryan, Jr. Mrs. Mary A. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Butler Mr. Alexander McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ryan Samuel Weinstein Family Mr. James P. Caputo Mr. Joseph McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Foundation Ms. Genevieve E. Colleran Mr. Joseph T. McManus Saccomanno, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wetoska Mr. John F. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. John Mulkerin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Schalk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Crunelle Mr. Donald S. Nielsen, Jr. Ms. Ida L. Schuler Windham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Durand Mr. Joseph P. Noa Mr. and Mrs. James F. Shea Mrs. Louise Wisser Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Everhart Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Novak Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sherrin Mr. Michael F. White Mr. Daniel J. Falls Rev. William J. O’Donnell Mr. James J. Shippy Mr. Patrick F. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. John Olson Renee C. Skora Ms. Helen C. Foote Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Forlani Mr. and Mrs. William J. Frank Ms. Judith A. Gaertner

Honor Roll Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Garcelon Mrs. Lenore M. Garvey Mr. John W. Gebhardt Mr. Charles T. Germann Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. After college, she worked at Children’s Glascott, Jr. Memorial Hospital, but later returned Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Gleason to her journalistic career and worked Most Rev. Raymond E. Goedert for USA Today, reporting on nursing Mr. William M. Graham issues here and all over the world. She Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. wrote stories about nurses caring for Gravett, D.O. those caught in the carnage in Kosovo Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Gregory and after an earthquake in Turkey. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Gremer Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Hager “I covered those stories by phone, Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Hanner painting a picture of what the nurses Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Hauser Carrie Al-Ani saw of the devastation, the horror, the Mr. Kevin Jankowski Director pain and suffering,” she recalled. For Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Joyce Children’s Healthcare those stories, she was the recipient of Ms. Genevieve L. Kamins Center (CHC) two Jane Pauley Health Care Media Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. awards. Kearney, Jr. Mr. Frank D. Kelly She finds her new role at the CHC as Mrs. Nancy I. Kelly “parallel” to what she has been doing Mr. Donald J. Kennedy her whole life: Ms. Carol T. Kilduff Ms. Katherine G. Koeune “That’s trying to ease suffering, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. journeying alongside families that Kurkowski have tremendous burdens to help Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kyle, Sr. them see that these children are the Mrs. Arline I. Lanckhoff gifts that they are,” Carrie said. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. 24 Leitzinger Angels’ Wing Society Maryville Academy is deeply appreciative to the members of the Angels’ Wing Society who are dedicated to Honor Roll the continuing work of the Maryville Crisis Nursery. Angels’ Wing Society members recognize that by assisting a family in a time of crisis they can preserve and improve the healthy foundations of Chicago area families.

Anonymous (1) Michelin and Les Lentino Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Pepper Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Ross Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Heaton Mr. and Mrs. John P. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mr. John C. Tierney Ms. Cheryl M. Heyden Mr. and Mrs. John W. O’Brien Perkaus, Jr. Mrs. Louise Wisser

ABC Channel 7’s Karen Meyer visited the Des Plaines Campus to speak with Dr. Craig Maki and other Jen School staff members and volunteers about their garden.

“We wanted a vocational program for the kids to teach them some job skills,” former teacher and current volunteer Alyson Beucler said. “They get paid for working in the garden here and they do all the planting, they do all the weeding, they do the harvesting, they sell in their farmer’s market and then the money we make from that we use to start the garden next year. We also have bought fruit trees now.”

Estate Gifts For nearly 130 years, estate gifts have had a significant impact on Maryville. Listed below are the estate gifts received in fiscal year 2012. We are sincerely grateful to these donors and their families, not only for sharing their generosity with the children of Maryville, but for sharing their values and vision with Maryville through their giving.

Estate of Lois M. Arndt John S. Grabowski Trust Estate of Joseph J. Kucan Florence Schaffenegger Trust Estate of Shirley M. Coniglio Estate of Anthony Helstern Estate of Conrad Lamczyk Phillip Vaccarello Trust Laura Enright Trust (Michael and Rose) Kearney Estate of Joseph J. Obona Charitable Trust 25 The Visionary Society Maryville extends a sincere thank you to the members of the Visionary Society for providing a gift that lasts a lifetime. Visionary Society members have remembered Maryville in their wills, trusts, or estates in order to help ensure that the children of Maryville today will be empowered to reach their fullest potential tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Cline Mr. Richard H. Gribbens Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Lotts Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rourke Mrs. Marguerite Cody Ms. Margaret M. Healy Ms. Gloria Perrelli Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Shea Ms. Kathleen M. Egan Mr. John F. Hogan Ms. Diane Phillips Mr. Henry Smogolski Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Golden Ms. Carol T. Kilduff Mr. Phillip M. Racette Mr. Terrence Walden

To become a member of the Visionary Society or for more information please contact Daniel Summins at (847) 294-1950 or [email protected].

Dan Ingram “puts out the fires,” but you won’t see him decked out as a firefighter with a helmet and hatchet. His experience is his gear, his voice is his cudgel, and his size is his ally. “My job is to go around the hospital and put out the fires, to build a rapport with all the patients so when they go into a crisis, I can be the guy they kind of trust,” Dan says, in his deep mellifluous baritone. “My main goal is to teach other staff members how to de-escalate explosive situations.”

Dan Ingram De-escalation Specialist Honor Roll Scott Nolan

“There is nothing like rocking a freshly bathed infant and feeding them their bottle while they fall asleep in your arms,”says Barbara Gallagher, who volunteers at the Crisis Nursery. Come January, she will have been a dedicated member of the Barbara Gallagher Maryville family for four Volunteer years. Crisis Nursery

“To err is human” … Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of these listings, we realize that errors may have occurred. If your name has been omitted, misspelled, or incorrectly listed, please accept our sincere apologies, and notify us of the discrepancy so that we may correct our records. Please contact us with corrections at [email protected] or (847) 294-1982. 26

Maryville Board of Directors

Richard A. Devine, Chair Diane C. Geraghty, Vice-Chair Andrew R. Lotts, Treasurer Rick Velasquez, Secretary Aurora Abella-Austriaco, Director Rev. Msgr. Michael Boland, Director David A. Bonoma, Director Louis J. Glunz, III, Director Michael P. Golden, Director Brian T. McCormack, Director Michael J. Munro, Director Melanie M. Pettway, Director Agnes L. Piszczek, Director Most Rev. George J. Rassas, Director George W. Rourke, Director Patrick G. Shea, Director

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