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2019 Impact Report 2019 impact report: Contributor recognition We celebrate the generosity of our staff and boards; foundations; Lions, Lioness and Leo Clubs; organizational partners; and the many corporate and individual friends who support our mission. With gratitude, we recognize these benefactors who supported us through gifts and pledges from January 1 through December 31, 2019. The names of our Visionary Society benefactors who provided gifts that supported Eversight in 2019 are recognized in blue throughout this report. The names of our dedicated Sustainers for Sight are recognized in green, for their commitment to monthly giving. Visionary Society Founders Club Partners Randy Fifield The Visionary Society are those $75,000 and above $1,000–$4,999 Arlana Fischer individuals who have generously Julie Fleps agreed to leave a legacy by Estate of Andrew J. Watson and Gary Abud, Jr. and Janice Abud Fund for the New Jersey Blind, Inc. including Eversight in their Valarie A. Watson Anonymous Gailey Eye Clinic, LTD financial or estate plans. Associated Retinal Consultants Global First, LLC Brian and Melissa Babcock Mrs. Susan G. Gohl Estate of Herbert K. Bodensiek Benefactors Gina Bakiares-Santori, DPM Alice Gorczycki Walsh Lena T. Bodimer Trust $10,000–$24,000 Doc and Patti Barr Janet Hall Kenneth P. and Linda L. Carroll Robert and Holly Barr Hilliard Lyons Estate of Mavis Eileen DeCius Estate of Herbert K. Bodensiek Bryan and Julie Barrish Mark Hinderliter Estate of Nelson C. Doland Clifford and Maxine Bye Rashid L. Bashshur, PhD Huron Ophthalmology Estate of Richard R. Dossin Estate of Barbara L. Dovale and Naziha Bashshur Said Issa, MD Estate of Barbara L. Dovale Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Co. Ken and Irma Bates Florence M. Johnston Estate of Henry E. and Richard and Sherry Lea Holson Berger Schatz Martin and Beena Joseph Kathryn G. Gray William and Cathy Hudson Dave and Sandra Bosch Willis and Janice Joyner Hanel Family Charitable Fund Marjorie M. Neubig Charitable Fund Anne Butcher Rex Jurado and Asuncion Jurado, MD Estate of John W. Henderson, MD Vanguard Charitable Kedric and Maura Chamberlin Kapnick & Company, Inc. Estate of Willard Hunter Chicago Cornea Consultants Ronald Katz and Cheryl Coleman Estate of Jessie C. James Chicago Institute of Plastic Surgery Kehoe Designs Florence M. Johnston Advocates Daniel F. Cochran Heinz Kern and Mary Ann Rose Estate of Albert Kolkloesch $5,000–$9,999 Kathryn Colby, MD, PhD Yvonne S. Kilbourne Estate of Lucy M. Lake Anonymous Doug and Julie Collins Susan Kirby Estate of Donald Maass Rob and Lori Chana William Constad, MD and Margaret Kucharz Estate of Jennie Markowitz Gift of Hope Organ Ann Beth Constad Astrid Kutser-Gill Estate of Jean V. and & Tissue Donor Network G. Michael Deeb, MD and Nancy Deeb Donald J. Massnick Carole Kuzara Gift of Life Michigan Delta Gamma XI Marjorie M. Neubig John G. LaFond and Illinois Eye Center, S.C. Charitable Fund Michael Deluca Ann Ammond LaFond, MD Independence Director, Inc. Daniel and Mary Poore Destination Ann Arbor Esther LaMothe, PID David Lubeck, MD and Roger and Kristine Szeszulski Dick Dettling, PDG James and Mary Lasky Jeanne McInerney Nelson Thompson Randy Epstein, MD and Linda Katz, MD Jonathan Lass, MD and Leah Lass Michael and Shirley Myers Estate of Andrew J. Watson and Gary and Jeanne Fein Marilyn and Marty Lindenauer Abdel Hakim Taguri, MD Valarie A. Watson John and Nancy Felczak The Malkin Family Mamie J. Walton Eugene Weiss Brian and Ursula Feldman Patricia Maxwell Estate of Donna J. White Estate of Donna J. White eversightvision.org | [email protected] 1 of 11 Stacie McClane, MD, FACS Conlan Adams James Ball Mary Beth Bloom Kimberly McCullough Kenneth Adamy Steve and Tina Ballis David and Frances Blosser Walter McDermott, PhD and Lisa J. Adelstein Robert and Denise Baptista Joseph and Sandra Bobst Gail McDermott Advanced Eye Care Charles and Diana Barber Nicole Bock Louise McFarland David A. Aho John Barletta, MD and Connie Barletta John Royal Bodine and Sherrill L. Bodine Merrill Lynch Chris Albanis Lawrence A. Barnes Mary Boehmler Shahzad I. Mian, MD and Uzma Ahmad Jean M. Albrecht Chris Barr Herman and Kathy Boerner Michigan Donor Family Council Art and Janet Alexander Barbara J. Barre Joseph Bogar, IPDG MicroSurgical Technologies Laurena Alflen, OP Dick, Katie and John Barron Karen A. Bogdan Frank Migliazzo Allegan EyeCare BaseLine Folk Society, Inc. Jim and Dee Boik Robert Moore, PhD, PID and Barry Allen, PCC and Peggy Allen, PDG Mr. and Mrs. Lodavico Bastianelli James and Patricia Boland Elspeth C. Moore, PCC Allied World Assurance Company Renee Batenjany William A. Bon and Jane E. Bon Moria, Inc. Jeffrey Alter Angelina C. Bates Bob Bondra Kurt and Sylvia Muller Linda Amit Opal E. Batson Jodie Bonham William and Diana Munsell Mary L. Anderson Allen Batteau and Susan Miller Ruth Bonilla Network for Good David Anderson, VDG Georganna R. Bauer Therese Bonomo Michael B. O’Keefe and Eric Gill Gary A. Anderson, PID and Frank and Marilyn Bazeli Paula Borg David and Lynn Pruitt Lion Cheryl Anderson Jerry and Joyce Beagle Christopher and Karen Borgstrom Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Randall Jarold and Priscilla Anderson Gordon and Barbara Beals Jay and Janice Boss Christopher and Frances Renk Nancy R. Anderson Jeff and Terry Beamsley Roger and Dorothy Bosse Jerry and Carole Ringer Robert Anderson Dan Beard Loretta Boswell Stephen and Bobbi Joe Rittmann Betty Andrysiak Sam Beard Charles Bouchard, MD and John Robak and Bethany Florek Coleen Anegon Thomas Belden Anne Bouchard Collin Ross and Jennifer Rydman Anonymous John Bellingham, PhD Gerald Bouey, PhD and Bernard Roth Aziz and Farhat Ansari Martin Bendele Constance Bouey F. David and Philomena Boulanger Jeffrey and Karen Routson Andreas and Jean Antoniou Tom Beneteau William and Janine Bourassa John and Josephine Ryan Theresa Apanasewicz Benevity Dimitris and Eleni Bousis Tracey Scurto Salah Arabo Sharon Benjamin Robert E. Bowdish Scott and Charlene Seaman Daniel Arbach Fran Benlein Roger and Jane Bowen Second Chance at Life Alma L. Arent Sheila K. Benson Kelly Bowler Roni Siegel Bernardo and Myrna Argao Charles and Carolyn Bentley Nancy Bowlick Robert and Julie Sigler Luis and Mary Arias Elaine Berardi Geneva Bowman Joanna Slusky Gary S. Armitage Edward and Barbara Berbenchuk Laura Boyd Charles and Susan Stauffacher Nikki Arno Alice Bergstrom William Boyer John and Sara Straub Matthew Arnoux and Bobbi Panter Marc Berling The Peninsula Chicago Ronnie and Tina Arora Suzette Bernstein Lisa Bozeman Lori Tisinai Evelyn P. Arsenault Scott Berry, DG Raymond and Ann Brabo United Methodist Church of Dwight Umapathy and Jayalakshmi Asokan Catherine Bertini William Bradfield, 2nd VDG Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary Atomic Cleaning Systems, LLC Constance Bertucci Michael Bradford Jerry Uvira Paulynn Auger Ernie Bezemes Tom and Barbara Bradley Vicki Vaughn Rob Aurbach Doug Bienenfeld Harriet Brand W.K. Kellogg Eye Center John and Carlotta Aurelia Norman and Barbara Biener Charles and Rose Brennan Terry Walters, PDG and Rebecca Walters Henry and Patricia Aversa Bill Brown Ford Thomas Brennan Mary Jane Wischler and Carol Presdorf Leon and Gladys Avery Warren T. Binder Phyllis Brenner James G. Yoder Gary and Linda Babcock Gary and Ruth Bishop Helen Briggs YourCause Corporate Employee Joyce Bacani Ron and Sue Biskup Felecian Bright Giving Programs John and Debra Bacha Robert and Isabel Bitting Erna Brill Katheryne L. Zelenock Joseph Bachrach Mark Bixler Gloria Brock Rizzo Heather Bacon-Shone Darcy Black Renton K. 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