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Foundation Newsletter Making a Difference A Newsletter for Our Donors Issue 13 • April 2019 In This Issue Join us for “Boots & Bar-B-Que” 2018 Honor Roll of Donors...........Pages 2 - 6 Cass Regional Foundation will host the new landscaping, with a focus on native, Boots & Bar-B-Que fundraising dinner sustainable plants that provide habitat Scholarship Awards...Page 7 and auction on Saturday, June 1, at Big Iron to wildlife such as butterflies and birds, Town in Pleasant Hill, Missouri. Tickets thereby promoting conservation while Celebration Baskets..Page 7 are $40 each and the fundraising goal is providing visual interest to patrons. $60,000. The event will begin at 5:30 How You Made a Difference p.m. with a social hour and the opening The trailhead will feature a small circular in 2018.................Page 8 parking area with 10 spaces, two of of the silent auction. Live entertainment will be provided by Rich Linden with The which will offer access for persons with Board of Directors Linden Events. A barbecue buffet will be disabilities. There will be a concrete served at 6:30 p.m., followed by a pad to accommodate a portable unisex Ethy Christman restroom located near the President 50/50 raffle drawing and a live auction. Other activities will parking area. Ten benches will LeAnne Dickerson, RPh be placed along the trail to Vice President include a shooting gallery, jail and photo booth. provide resting points, Carole Arnold and at least one gazebo Past President Proceeds from Boots will be constructed to Tracy Sloan & Bar-B-Que will be provide shelter. Secretary used to develop the Gina Smith Floyd and Franceline The trail project is Treasurer Parris Community a meaningful way in Ivan E. Beeman, CPA Trail on land behind which Cass Regional the Cass Regional Medical Center Janet Burlingame Foundation can fulfill T.R. Hoefle Medical Center campus in Harrisonville. its mission to further Clayton Jones the vision of the medical Fred V. Kidd, Jr. The trail will be built solely center, particularly in Michael Kohlman, MD with donated funds, and the promoting wellness. estimated project cost is $585,000. Cricket Kroenke Thanks to a recent generous bequest For more information, or to make a Chris Kurzweil from the Franceline Parris Trust, the reservation, please contact Becky Welch, J. Christopher Lang, FACHE Foundation has a lead gift of $150,000 Foundation assistant, at (816) 380-5888, Larry Pfautsch designated to the project, which is named extension 4810, or via email at rwelch@ cassregional.org. Linnette Pugh in honor of Mrs. Parris and her husband. Ed Roberts Construction on the trail will likely begin in the spring of 2020. Martha Howell Sims Carol Welborn The trail path will be 8-feet wide and have Toni Wiseman two connecting 1/4-mile loops. A key feature of the trail is that it will be paved Sonya McLelland, CFRE and be accessible for disabled patrons who Administrative Director use wheelchairs. There will be minimal 2018 Honor Roll of Donors Gifts received January 1, 2018, Mr. Robert Prettyman Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Beeman through December 31, 2018 Dr. and Mrs. Richard Price BKD CPAs & Advisors Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Bohannon Annual Fund Ms. Keitha Scheib Mrs. Brooke Bollinger American Heritage, Realtors Mrs. Donna Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bowman Mrs. Joyce Armintrout Mr. Calvin Schock Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arnold Ms. Marilyn Shephard Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brammer Mr. W. Gene Barker Mr. and Mrs. Billy Shoots Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Brann Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bathgate Mr. and Mrs. RZ Sims Mr. Bret Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Beeman Mrs. Joan Sites Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown Mr. Asa Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bergfalk Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Smith Mr and Mrs. Chad Burlingame Mr. and Mrs. John Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith Ms. Lauren Burlingame Mr. and Mrs. David Caruthers Drs. Viseslav and Marija Tonkovic- Ms. Cheryl Bush Mr. and Mrs. Don Christman Capin Camp Pet Vet Mr. and Mrs. David Coffelt Mrs. Rosa Lee Wesemann Mr. Danny Carmichael and Ms. Ms. Barbara Colacicco Mrs. Mary Wills Theresa Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Walter Costner Ms. Elizabeth Winchel Carnegie Village Rehab Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. David Caruthers Dr. Suzanne Crandall Ms. Betty Catron Dr. and Mrs. Peter Culver Patient Assistance Fund Mr. and Mrs. Doug Catron Ms. Katrine Cummins Includes Pulmonary Mr. and Mrs. Don Christman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Donohoe Rehabilitation Assistance Fund Church & Dwight Co. Mr. Jon Dritley Caring Hearts of Peculiar, Inc. Ms. Carolyn Clark Mrs. Josie S. Florine Cass Regional Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. David Coffelt Mrs. Dorothy Ford Auxiliary Commerce Bank of Harrisonville Mrs. Ruth Frazier Cass Regional Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cook Mrs. Barbara Gillen Specialty Clinics Mrs. Lorraine Cook Mr. and Mrs. Juan Grube Ms. Carol Didier Corner Bakery Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hight Ms. Ginger Friesz CPSK Insurance Services, Inc. Mrs. Cricket Kroenke Mr. and Mrs. David Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Lang Peculiar Charitable Foundation Dr. Suzanne Crandall Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lawson Mrs. Brittney Sexton Ms. Else Curd Ms. Peggy Linder Mr. and Mrs. Tallen Vermillion Dr. Pamela Davis Mr. James Little Mr. and Mrs. Happy Welch Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dickerson Ms. Janice Mantle Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Yeager Dobies Healthcare Group Mrs. Paula McBride Mr. and Mrs. Tom Donohoe Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McFerrin Superheroes for Patients Ms. Linda Dudley Mrs. Claudia McHale Dinner & Auction Ms. Janice Evans Mrs. Pat Meyer Proceeds benefi t the Patient Mr. and Mrs. John Everhart Mr. William Miller Assistance Fund Family Center Farm and Home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers American Heritage, Realtors Ms. Jessica Feuerborn Ms. Gloria Peery Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fienen Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pfautsch Ms. Denise Ashby-Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Curt Foss Mr. James Pope Mr. and Mrs. David Atkinson 2 Superheroes for Patients Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Leffert Ms. Dorothy Smith Dinner & Auction, cont. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Linden Ms. Kimberly Smith Foxwood Springs Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lockard Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Smith Mrs. Barbara Gillen Mr. and Mrs. Jim Looney Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stice Gillen Pharmacy, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mallory St. Luke’s East Anesthesia, PC Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glodowski Mrs. Minnie McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Mark Summers Golden Valley Tractor Mr. and Mrs. Ian McDowell Texas Roadhouse The Golf Club at Creekmoor Mrs. Claudia McHale Mrs. Natalie Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gray Ms. Ronda McKinney Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Travis Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Greenwell Mr. and Mrs. David McLelland United Imaging Consultants, LLC Mrs. Sandy Gregory Medtrak Pharmacy Services Mrs. Marie Vallee Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griffin Mrs. Pat Meyer Mr. Dale VanSlyke Mr. and Mrs. Randy Grimes Dr. and Mrs. Richard Morgan Dr. Shera Sims and Mr. Trent Vu Harrisonville Parks and Recreation Mr. and Mrs. George W. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wallace Harrisonville Parks and Recreation Mrs. Andrea Murphy Ms. Ruth Walter Foundation Dr. Richard T. O’Kell Mr. and Mrs. Jim Welborn Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Happy Welch Hawthorn Bank P & C Healthcare, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Wells HCA Midwest Health System Mr. Mike Parris Ms. Debbie Wheeler Health Care Associated Emergency Mr. and Mrs. Brian Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Les Whiteside Physicians Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pfautsch Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Wiseman HealthSCOPE Benefits, Inc Dr. and Mrs. Richard Price Mr. Mark Witt HFMD Properties, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Brent Probasco Mr. Kevin Wood Ms. Cheri Herrera Mr. and Mrs. Todd Proch Ms. Julie Zorn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hight Ms. F. Linnette Pugh Mr. and Mrs. T.R. Hoefle Mr. Aaron Rains Grin and Bear It Run Dr. and Mrs. Shaun Holden Mrs. Sherri Rains Proceeds benefi t the Patient Ms. Sherri Holman Raised in Cotton Assistance Fund Mrs. Patty Hough Redwood of Raymore Nursing & Ms. Heather Akers Dr. and Mrs. Jack Hudkins Rehab American Heritage, Realtors Ms. Dawn Huffmaster Mr. and Mrs. Myron Reynolds Mrs. Laura Armintrout Mr. and Mrs. JJ Jackson Ms. Naomi Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arnold Mrs. Terry Johns Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roberts Mr. Josiah Baker Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts Miss Lydia Baker Ms. Katie Johnson Ms. Kelly Rooney Mr. Michael Baker Mrs. Inez Judy Russell Stover Ms. Samantha Bales Mrs. Sandy Keller Mr. Bing Schimmelpfenning Dr. Heather Bloesser Mrs. Norma Kelter Mr. Loren Schweizer Ms. Dorene Boehler Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kidd Seigfreid Bingham, P.C. Miss Olivia Boehler Mr. William Kidd Serenity Care Hospice Mrs. Jennifer Brundage Kneaders of Belton Mr. and Mrs. Darold Shelton Mr. John Brundage Dr. and Mrs. Michael Kohlman Sherwood Community Bank Mrs. Diane Buerge Mrs. Cricket Kroenke Ms. Kathy Shoemaker Miss Jessi Buerge Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kurzweil Mr. Luke Shrout Mr. Kevin Buerge Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kyle Mr. and Mrs. RZ Sims Mrs. Janet Burlingame Mrs. Patty Land Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Sloan Mrs. Lindsey Bush Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Lang Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Smith CPSK Insurance Services, Inc. 3 2018 Honor Roll of Donors (cont.) Grin and Bear It Run cont. Mrs. Vicky Keefer Ms. Elaine Schraml Mr. Chris Carr Miss Lily Krehbiel Mr. Carter Sculthorpe Mrs. Dani Carr Miss Mia Krehbiel Ms. Kimberly Sculthorpe Ms. Alexa Carter Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kurzweil Mr. Lincoln Sculthorpe Mrs. Amy Catron Mrs.
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