REPORT TO COMMUNITY · 2017

Our Response to Change

HIGHLIGHTS

INNOVATIVE CARE 4 ACCESS TO CARE 6 MEETING YOUR NEEDS 12 FINANCIALS 14 WAYS TO GIVE 17 DONOR TRIBUTE 27 TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION FOUNDATION FINANCIALS Welcome 3 CentraCare Health Foundation Financials 15

INNOVATIVE CARE THANK YOU Helping Rural Families Connect to Care 4 CentraCare Health Foundation 16 Harry’s Mended Heart 5 WAYS TO GIVE Customer Convenience with 5 Chaplain Donates Crop Through 17 CentraCare Connect Farm & Harvest Gift Program

Real Estate Donation Proves to 18 ACCESS TO CARE be a Win-Win Commitment to Our Communities 6 Foundation Offers Free Expert Help 18 St. Cloud Medical Group Joins 7 with Estate Planning CentraCare Health 19 Cancer Survivor Center A STRONG WORKFORCE Fundraising Goal Met Creating a Culture of Inclusion 8 FUNDRAISING Our Best for You 9 “Caring for Communities” in Monticello 19

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS SPRING FLING Feeling Good About Feeling 10 Memorable Spring Fling Fundraiser 20 Good MN Features Jane Seymour Creating Opportunities for Kids 11 The Healing Power of Art 21

MEETING YOUR NEEDS PROJECTS Expanding Mental Health Services 12 Chapel Undergoes Renovation 21 in Monticello

Redefining Senior Living in Sartell 13 DONORS Donor Recognition 22 SYSTEM FINANCIALS In Memoriam 27 Serving Our Communities 14

LA GRATITUDE Winner Highlights 27

2 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 | 2017.CENTRACARE.COM Welcome

MISSION We work to improve the health of every patient, every day.

VISION We will be the leader in Minnesota for quality, safety, service and value.

CENTRACARE HEALTH BOARD OF DIRECTORS We live in a thriving community — one that continues to change. Our needs are different. Mike Benusa Our demographics are shifting. And we are more connected than ever before. The same Teresa Bohnen can be said for CentraCare Health. Our organization is strong as we embrace significant change taking place in the health care industry as well as the evolving needs of people who Chris Coborn live in Central Minnesota. Jeff Gau James Hebl, MD We exist because of you. Our focus is, and always will be, on the people we serve. That’s Kenneth Holmen, MD why we continue to expand and strengthen our integrated network — to make access to Donald Jurgens, MD care convenient for our customers. It’s also why we’re investing in new technologies that connect you to the specific care you need, more easily and effectively. And we’re not going Bishop Don Kettler, J.C. L. it alone. It’s long been our philosophy to work with the communities we serve as well as Steve Laraway other organizations, to engage partners to improve the overall health of our communities. Denise Rosin Sharon Ruggiero, MD As we reflect on the past year, we’re pleased to share a collection of stories that illustrate just how positive this change can be; stories that capture the true essence of what we’re Christian Schmidt, MD trying to accomplish together and real-life examples of how we’re changing, for the better. Robert Stocker, MD Joe Uphus Regards, Tim Wensman

Ken Holmen, MD President & CEO, CentraCare Health

CENTRACARE.COM/2017 3 INNOVATIVE CARE

Helping Rural Families Connect to Care

The last 18 months have been a trying time JoAnn’s condition requires ongoing monitoring and appointments, which have been made easier for the family through St. Cloud for the Hendrickx family. In May 2016, during a Hospital’s Virtual Health capabilities. Instead of making the routine ultrasound, Jayne and Jeff found out drive to Minneapolis for her respiratory appointments, the they were having twins, which led to excitement Hendrickxs are able to travel to St. Cloud Hospital – a closer and and anticipation. Those feelings quickly changed more convenient location — and connect with their pediatric to concern in July when they discovered their pulmonologist in Minneapolis using technology. unborn twin girls were experiencing twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, a condition where blood “Only having to travel to St. Cloud has been vessels connect the umbilical cords and affect the wonderful,” said Jayne. “It saves us time and babies’ circulation. reduces our stress significantly. We’re so The Hendrickxs, who live in New York Mills, began receiving thankful to the staff at St. Cloud Hospital — treatment at Children’s Hospitals and Clinics in Minneapolis everyone is so helpful and understanding and it’s and made the six-hour round trip drive many times over the next several weeks. They were admitted to Children’s Hospital made this experience much easier for us.” JoAnn in early August and their daughters, Julia and JoAnn, were born recently celebrated her first birthday and is doing Aug. 21, 2016. The joy experienced when a child is born turned to heartbreak as Julia died nine days after birth from complications remarkably well. She’s hitting her developmental related to twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome. Her twin sister, milestones and weighs almost 20 lbs. JoAnn, who was born at 1 lb.,12 oz., spent 102 days in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Children’s Hospital. With Virtual Health, CentraCare is connecting people across Central Minnesota to the advanced care they need, using The Hendrickxs were faced with the incredibly difficult task of technology. This includes stroke, neurology, behavioral health coping after the loss of Julia while moving forward with the intense and specialty care services. CentraCare has partnered with care that JoAnn needed in order to continue gaining strength. Minneapolis-based Children’s Respiratory and Critical Care Because JoAnn was born prematurely, she had bronchopulmonary Specialists since 2015. dysplasia, meaning her lungs hadn’t fully developed. She was on oxygen while in the NICU, but made great gains leading up to her discharge from the hospital in late November 2016 where she was breathing completely on her own.

4 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 Customer Convenience with CentraCare

Harry’s Mended Heart Connect Navigating the health care system is not always easy. There If you’re looking for Harry Fank, you’ll probably find him are many options for care and sometimes you may not be tending to his garden or riding one of his 12 tractors. sure where to go, or what specific treatment is needed. Harry is a 77-year-old retired mechanic who likes to stay This is why CentraCare created CentraCare Connect, active on his one-acre plot 10 miles north of Hector, Minn. a new communications platform for patients. Through “I tend to stay busy, whether it’s up and down on ladders CentraCare Connect, customers are able to call, text or or buzzing around on my tractors,” said Harry. initiate an online chat 24/7 with a registered nurse who can answer questions related to care or help direct people But earlier this year, things started to slow down for Harry. He began to the right service. Scheduling is also available through a experiencing dizzy spells and felt his heart “fluttering.” So he went to call/text/chat anytime day or night. St. Cloud Hospital. Doctors told him he needed a transcatheter aortic valve The goal is to connect people to the right care, at the right replacement (TAVR), a new and advanced heart procedure performed at time. It’s all part of a focused effort to serve the changing leading hospitals across the country. needs of customers while adding new conveniences to TAVR is beneficial to patients because it’s a less invasive procedure — make life easier. CentraCare Connect is currently available compared to open-heart surgery – that widens the aortic valve so blood for primary care services and will be integrated into other can again flow freely from the heart. “TAVR was the right choice for Harry clinic services in the coming months. because he previously had open-heart surgery, which makes a repeat operation higher risk,” said cardiologist Thom Dahle, MD, CentraCare Heart & Vascular Center, who has treated hundreds of patients using this procedure.

With TAVR, a cardiologist threads a catheter containing a collapsible valve Contact CentraCare Connect in a stent through the patient’s groin to the aortic valve. In Harry’s case, 24 hours a day/7 days a week Dr. Dahle used an artery near his shoulder because Harry had a previous Convenient scheduling and nurse advice aortic aneurysm repaired, which prevented using an artery in his leg. CentraCare Heart & Vascular Center is one of the top centers in the nation for this technique, which is called subclavian artery alternative access. As 320-200-3200 one of the largest programs in the state, it was chosen to start and run a CALL nationwide multi-center trial evaluating outcomes of this approach.

The TAVR procedure typically takes less than an hour and patients often feel better immediately. “The recovery time with TAVR is significantly less TEXT Text CARE to compared to open-heart surgery,” said Dr. Dahle. “Most patients only 320-287-WELL (9355) receive minimal sedation to make them comfortable, so they’re alert and able to respond to questions during the procedure.” CHAT Visit centracare.com/connect Harry went home the day after his procedure and felt noticeably better right away. In fact, he no longer needs his blood pressure medication. With his new bill of health, Harry is happy to be able to get busy again.

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Commitment to Our Communities

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Long Prairie It’s amazing what can get accomplished in 18 months. In Long Prairie, hard work during the past year and a half has resulted in completion of a new medical campus that will replace the existing 60-year-old facility. The grand opening, in October 2017, marked this major accomplishment for CentraCare Health – Long Prairie.

The 65,000-square-foot facility features 26 clinic exam rooms, 12 private patient rooms, two labor and delivery suites and two operating suites. There will also be eight observation rooms for emergency and outpatient services as well as an in- house MRI. An assisted living facility is also part of the campus.

“CentraCare Health – Long Prairie was one of our first steps into the regional market nearly 20 years ago,” said Ken Holmen, MD, CentraCare Health president & CEO. “Long Prairie is doing great things to partner with the community to improve the health of all and CentraCare Health supports that work.”

The Long Prairie community was remarkable in its support of this project, raising more than $2.5 million to help fund the $40 million project. This investment in the health of the community will ensure the people from Long Prairie and the surrounding areas have access to the health care services they need today and in the future.

6 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 St. Cloud Medical Group Joins CentraCare Health Providing excellent care in the future will require health care organizations to partner in innovative ways. In October 2016, we announced plans to integrate St. Cloud Medical Group into CentraCare Health. The move is part of CentraCare’s CentraCare Health — effort to expand services to better meet the needs of people in Central Minnesota. The goal is to improve access to care and offer a more seamless experience for patients. One Melrose year into the integration process and patients are already In August 2017, CentraCare Health – Melrose officially opened its doors, experiencing some of the benefits. capping off a remarkable 15-month construction project on a $26 million, 53,000-square-foot hospital that will serve the community for For example, St. Cloud Medical Group patients now have decades to come. The hospital features a new emergency department, access to MyChart, which is a patient portal that makes it two state-of-the-art operating rooms, two labor, delivery and recovery easier to manage care online. With features like appointment suites, 14 universal patient rooms, in-house MRI and a bistro, which is scheduling and the ability to connect directly with providers, open to the public. patients have more control, right at their fingertips. While there will continue to be enhancements as a result of our In addition to the advanced diagnostic services available at the new facility, collaboration, some things won’t change, like the team there are also a number of special touches designed to improve the of knowledgeable providers, helpful staff and welcoming patient experience, including a healing garden and artwork throughout experience offered through St. Cloud Medical Group. that captures the spirit of Central Minnesota’s natural landscape. St. Cloud Medical Group has served Central Minnesota communities with primary and specialty care services “Our goal for this new hospital is to provide a for nearly 90 years and has locations in Clearwater, Cold comfortable, healing environment for our patients,” Spring, Northwest St. Cloud and South St. Cloud. St. Cloud said Gerry Gilbertson, CentraCare Health – Melrose Medical Group also offers Express Care services at both its St. Cloud locations. administrator. “We offer a multitude of services for the To learn more about St. Cloud Medical Group, visit community and we will continue to build upon our high stcloudmedical.com. level of care in the community and beyond.”

The medical campus also includes a 75-bed skilled nursing home, a 61-unit senior apartment building with assisted living services and a guest house for families seeking to stay close to their loved ones. Together, these services ensure the people of Melrose and the surrounding communities have access to the care they need.

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Creating a Culture of Inclusion CentraCare understands how essential it is for all people to feel part of our community. We must trust each other. “When you have a workforce that reflects the communities you serve, you establish trust more quickly between caregivers, patients and family members,” said Lorraine Griffin Johnson, director of workplace and patient diversity for CentraCare.

Trust is something Mulki Habad, a respiratory therapist at CentraCare, felt right away when she moved to St. Cloud from Oakland, Calif. in 2016. Before relocating, Habad had only been to St. Cloud a handful of times to visit relatives who lived in the area. She was a bit apprehensive at first. But she soon came to appreciate a community that was more diverse than she remembered, and an employer who valued her skills and expertise as a caregiver.

“The thing I appreciate most is the fact I’m treated as a professional – I’m licensed, qualified to do the job and that’s what matters most,” said Habad. “I love working with my team. We hold each other to a higher standard and help each other meet that standard every day.”

CentraCare continues to build an inclusive environment — one that appreciates individual differences and is connected with diverse communities. Recently, the organization established several Employee Resource Groups that bring diverse populations together to share experiences and perspectives. “The first four Employee Resource Groups formed are specific for women, African-Americans, Latinos and our LGBTQ population,” said Griffin Johnson. “We plan to expand these groups this coming year by launching groups for veterans, working mothers and millennials.”

CentraCare was recognized for its efforts to support its workforce with a Minnesota Job Honor Award in 2017. The award showcased inspiring stories from CentraCare employees who immigrated to the area and who have made significant contributions to the organization.

8 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 Our Best for You CentraCare Health prides itself on supporting the needs of people throughout Central Minnesota. Whether it’s through care provided at hospitals and clinics across the region, or from partnerships with organizations that help make a positive difference in our communities, CentraCare is committed to improving health.

But improving health takes more than hospitals and partnerships. It requires building an organizational culture that supports our team’s ability to provide exceptional care to every patient, at every stage, every day. This is no small task when you consider CentraCare employs 10,000 staff at dozens of locations spread across hundreds of miles.

CentraCare is working to reshape its culture by working with staff to make sure everyone has the tools and talents needed to be their best. By the end of 2017, the vast majority of CentraCare employees will have gone through training, which includes expectations for how we work together as a team and how we treat patients.

Ultimately, we are making this investment so we can provide our best for you. You may even see the phrase “Our Best For You” throughout our facilities. When you do, know this is more than just a slogan. It’s a commitment to providing care that is remarkable, because it was everything you needed and more. It means listening to your needs. It means being present in the moment, free of distractions. It means working together to coordinate your care and it also means being accountable for our actions.

As an organization, this is an exciting journey. It’s a marathon, not a sprint, and we feel great about the progress we’re making. We’re lucky to have some of the best health care providers in the country working at CentraCare Health. Our hope is that when you interact with members of our team at any of our facilities, you will experience a culture that is striving to give our best for you.

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Feeling Good About Feeling Good MN In 2016, CentraCare Health launched Feeling Good Another program introduced in 2017 was the Feeling Good MN Fun Bin program, which encourages people to be active by MN, an initiative created to improve the health of making sports equipment and games more accessible. The Fun our communities by changing policies, systems Bin is a container chock-full of games and toys, all free for people and environments. It’s been an exciting first year to use. All Fun Bin items were generously donated by Scheels of with a number of programs introduced through St. Cloud. The goal is to make it easy to be active by providing partnerships with local businesses. the equipment needed, accompanied with just a few simple rules:

One program is the Feeling Good MN Health Hero, which 1) Borrow an item. recognizes people, businesses and communities in Central Minnesota that are setting a healthy example. McKay’s Family 2) Have fun. Dodge is sponsoring the program and providing use of a Dodge Sprinter van, which is wrapped with the teal Feeling Good MN 3) Put it back when you’re done logo making it hard to miss when it’s darting around St. Cloud. (return the same day). Health Hero nominations are made online through the Feeling Good MN website and each monthly winner receives a surprise “One of our main goals is to make it easy for people to be visit from the Feeling Good MN van and is presented with a healthy,” said Gertken. “The Fun Bin is one way we’re trying to healthy care package. Each winner’s story is documented with a support our community and encourage people to stay active.” video that captures the moment the recipient is surprised with The program launched in summer 2017 with one Fun Bin that the recognition. To see the people and local businesses that have traveled to several locations throughout St. Cloud. Based on the been named Health Heroes, visit feelinggoodmn.org/healthhero. interest and feedback, there are plans to expand the number of Fun Bins starting in 2018. “It feels good to recognize those around us who If you are interested in having the Fun Bin located in your inspire others,” said Jodi Gertken, CentraCare community or if you’d like to have it onsite at a neighborhood Health’s director of wellness. “There is a lot of gathering or festival, email us at [email protected]. energy and positivity in Central Minnesota so we want to celebrate it.”

10 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 Creating Opportunities for Kids Health and wellness are affected by much more But it’s not just experience that kids gain through this program. Each participant can earn a stipend up to $1,020 during the summer, than medical care. Earning a living wage, for working jobs such as supporting the grounds crew at CentraCare. example, can do wonders to improve a person’s They also get exposure to various health care careers — from well-being. That’s one of the reasons CentraCare nursing to respiratory care — by meeting with CentraCare staff partnered with CareerOne, a program offered by who share their experiences firsthand with the kids. Career Solutions, formerly known as Stearns-Benton The program is life changing for some, and the positive impact of Employment & Training Council. CareerOne serves the experience is on full display at the completion of the program. at-risk youth, ages 14-17, providing opportunities On the last day, participants and their families have a chance to to gain work experience, be part of a team and earn share stories about their experience during a special luncheon. money during the summer. “It’s an emotional day,” said Tammy Biery, executive director of the CareerOne program. “It’s inspiring to hear the parents talk about In 2015, CentraCare approached Career Solutions about a the positive changes they’ve seen in their kids during the summer partnership and donated funds to support 40 youth in St. Cloud program. Thanks to CentraCare’s support, we hope to expand who participated in the five-week program. It included a mix of the program again next year.” classroom and on-site work experiences where kids teamed up on projects in the community. In 2016, CentraCare increased its support and CareerOne expanded to support 100 youth in St. Cloud and added a program in Sauk Centre with 10 kids. And in 2017, the momentum continued as the program expanded to 100 youth in St. Cloud, 20 youth in Sauk Centre and 10 kids in Paynesville.

“Words cannot describe the impact this program has had on these young lives,” said Ken Holmen, MD, president & CEO of CentraCare. “Having a summer job and getting that first work experience is something that can shape the rest of your life. We’re proud to support CareerOne because it provides opportunities for kids and offers exposure to different professions as they think about their future.”

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Expanding Mental Health Services in Monticello Being “healthy” means having good physical and mental health at any age. In Central Minnesota, people age 55 and older make up one of the fastest growing populations, which means the health care needs for many people is changing. One area of care that continues to be challenging to address — specifically for our aging population — is mental health. In Monticello, leaders saw an opportunity to develop an innovative solution to provide much- needed mental health services for those in need.

Traditionally, behavioral health units have been led by psychiatrists. However, CentraCare Health – Monticello developed a unique and innovative model to meet the needs of the community. They built a team, led by geriatricians, that partners with psychiatrists, nurses, clinical social workers and others to treat the individual’s comprehensive health needs – not just their mental health. This approach, which is the first of its kind in the U.S. to use this structure, came to fruition when the CentraCare Health — Monticello Geriatric Behavioral Health Unit opened in June 2017. The 10-bed unit provides 24/7 inpatient medical and behavioral care to people 55 years and older.

“It’s rewarding to provide this important service to the geriatric population in our community,” said Chris Walker, director of inpatient mental health units at CentraCare. “Our partnership with consulting psychiatrists and geriatricians has been phenomenal. And our care team’s experience working with not only patients, but their families, has really been key to our early success.”

The Geriatric Behavioral Health Unit is equipped with experts who have the experience to treat a number of conditions, including depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and dementia. To complement these core services, animal assistive therapy, music, art, yoga and aromatherapy are also offered to support the needs of the patients.

Patients are admitted from care centers, assisted living facilities, memory care units, primary care physicians and emergency rooms. The unit offers a confidential and safe environment with appropriate safety requirements, professionally trained staff and around-the-clock surveillance.

12 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 Redefining Senior Living in Sartell CentraCare Health is responding to the changing “We wanted to give people an option that didn’t exist prior to Chateau Waters,” said Jennifer Vogel, director of marketing demographics in our senior community. In just a and communications for St. Benedict’s Senior Community. “The few years, the number of adults age 65 and older is amenities we offer are second to none and include a spa and expected to surpass the number of K-12 children in wellness center, restaurant, bar and bistro with indoor and Minnesota. And in Stearns and Benton County, the outdoor seating, a performance center with a raised stage, a projected population of people age 55 and older is pickleball court, putting green and even a movie theatre room.” expected to increase by 51 percent and 74 percent While the numerous amenities throughout the campus grab respectively by 2040. These changing demographics your attention, there’s also a peace of mind that comes with being led to the need for expanded senior housing in our connected to health care services through CentraCare, if and when communities. St. Benedict’s Senior Community, needed. a division of CentraCare, is proud to lead the way. To learn more about Chateau Waters, visit chateauwaters.com/cw. In summer 2016, St. Benedict’s Senior Community opened Chateau Waters, which is setting a new standard for senior living in Central Minnesota. The facility offers amenities that were chosen based on input from the community and features close ties to nature, which is felt throughout the nine-acre campus located in Sartell.

Chateau Waters is not your typical senior housing facility. Most accurately described as a “resort-style” senior community, the goal is to provide upscale accommodations for people 55 and older, who want to continue their active lifestyle while eliminating the headaches that sometimes go along with maintaining a home. With 72 one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartment units and 12 different floor plans to choose from, there are many options available. Serving Our Communities

Total Value of Community Contributions $174,160,239 $69 Other$.2 Community Medicaid & Other Benefit Public Programs

Cash$2.5 & In-kind Subsidized Health $7.7Services Donations

Charity$4.4 Care Education/Research$5

Total: $88.8 Additional Community Benefit (in millions) Cost in excess of Medicare Programs $59 Discounts Offered to Uninsured Patients $5.7

Other Care Provided w/o Compensation $17.6 Taxes & Fees $3 Total: $85.3

CentraCare State of Operations 2017 2016 Total Revenue: $1,265 $1,200 Health Total Expenses: $1,223 $1,149 Net Operating Income: $42 $50 (inFinancials millions) Operating Margin: 3.3% 4.2% Annual Capital Expenditures: $165 $88 Balance Sheet Assets Current Assets: $353 $337 Restricted Assets: $592 $534 Property, Plant & Equipment: $754 $656 Other Assets: $32 $31 Total Assets: $1,731 $1,558 Liabilities Current Liabilities: $190 $167 Long-Term Debt: $477 $456 Other Liabilities: $80 $99 Total Liabilities $747 $722 Net Assets $984 $836 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $1,731 $1,558

14 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 Health Gain FY2017 Every year, the CentraCare Health Foundation awards regional grants to organizations that are aligned with our mission of improving health and health care in the community. Over the Foundation’s history, we have given more than 300 grants to organizations that share our commitment to improving health. In FY 2017, we provided grants to the following organizations:

ORGANIZATION PROJECT NAME CentraCare Big Brothers Big Sisters Dr. Potter Bigs on Campus of Central Minnesota Mentoring Initiative Health Foundation St. Cloud Area School District 742 Project Lead the Way Biomedical The College of St. Scholastica Health and Educational Resources Equity in St. Cloud Financials Wellness in the Woods, Inc. Post-traumatic Stress Disorder - SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS FOR The Untold Story FISCAL YEAR 2017 CentraCare Health-St. Cloud Hospital CCH Mindfulness Program Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota SMART Girls - A program that REVENUE & SUPPORT (in thousands) enhances girls’ physical and emotional health. Contributions, net* $8,983 Circle of Parents St. Cloud Chapter of Circle of Parents Investment Income, net $5,315 Special Events $1,567 Hands of Hope Resource Center Violence Prevention Initiative Planned Giving Expectations** $2,835 Hope Remains US Cuddle Cot Initiative Horizon Health Inc. Faith in Action Transportation Services Total Revenue $18,700 to medical appointments National Kidney Foundation Kidney Disease Awareness Programs Paramount Center for the Arts Art Sparks! EXPENSES (in thousands) Sherburne County Area United Way Regional Dentistry Services from Children’s Dental Services Grants & Programs $6,377 Special Events $879 $1,200 Spare Key Central Minnesota Housing Support Administrative $746 $1,149 Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota Information and Referral Navigator $50 Program Fundraising $1,216 4.2% LION Community Enrichment Adolescent Healing & Socialization of Total Expenses $9,218 Programs, Inc. African American Males $88 Net Assets at the end of the year $57,601 Operation Grace MN Lil’ Flossie should also go to Apollo High School ROCORI Senior Center Promoting a Healthier and Financially Sustainable ROCORI Senior Center * St. Cloud Hospital, CentraCare Health - Long The Yes Network I Have A Dream Prairie, CentraCare Health - Sauk Centre, and St. Benedict’s Senior Community covered a portion of the Foundation’s administrative expenses. The number is reflected in the contribution line. INNOVATIONS FUND INVESTMENT CentraCare Health Foundation also awarded an Innovations Fund ** Some planned gifts are revocable and may not Investment to CentraCare’s Obesity Management Program. CentraCare materialize. Clinic Internal Medicine has designed an intensive, physician-supervised obesity management program for the primary care setting. The program focuses on lifestyle changes, including diet modifications, routine exercise and behavioral changes to treat disordered eating.

For more information about CentraCare Health Foundation’s grant guidelines or the grants awarded, visit centracare.com/foundation/grant-guidelines/ CENTRACARE.COM/2017 15 MISSION CentraCare Health Foundation engages the philanthropic community in partnerships to improve health and health care.

CENTRACARE HEALTH FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michael Benusa Craig Broman Paul Dorsher, MD One of the most rewarding aspects of being part of the CentraCare Julie Esselman Health Foundation is witnessing the generosity from so many people Christy Gilleland across Central Minnesota and beyond. We are humbled again this year Janet Handrigan, MD by the acts of kindness from so many, which help CentraCare fulfill its Hon. Elizabeth Hayden mission to improve the health of every patient, every day. Kenneth Holmen, MD Brad Konkler Through the Foundation, we are always looking for opportunities to more closely connect the community to CentraCare, whether that’s Mark Kranz through volunteering efforts, partnerships or financial support. We also Yvonne Kremers try to provide many different options for you to support CentraCare so Elaina Lee, MD that your contribution honors your intent and benefits the community. Carmie Mick Bernie Perryman In this year’s report, we highlight several of the people and Paul Radeke businesses that have inspired us through their actions. We hope Pam Raden you enjoy these stories and we thank you for your continued Nicholas Reuter, MD support, which benefits programs, services and efforts that are Chad Roggeman strengthening our service community. David Smith, MD Kevin Smith, MD David Tilstra, MD Deb Vogt Rose Windschitl Brad Konkler Diane Wojtanowicz Vice President, Philanthropy & Community Health

16 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 WAYS TO GIVE

Chaplain Donates Crop Through Farm & Harvest Gift Program

Father Mark Stang has always been about Today, Fr. Mark works as a chaplain at St. Cloud Hospital where he connects with people experiencing difficult times. He’s drawn to helping connections. Growing up on a farm near St. Nicholas, those in need. But his giving extends beyond his day job. See, Fr. Mark he felt connected to the land, and when he joined is still involved in his family’s farm along with his brother. He maintains the priesthood in 1990, it was a connection to a 40 acres, which this year raised an organic alfalfa crop. He donates all higher calling that he answered. Around that same the profits to charity and this year he worked with the CentraCare time, life took a turn when he was diagnosed with an Health Foundation’s Farm & Harvest Gift program to donate the aggressive form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma that proceeds from his alfalfa crop. He earmarked the donation to help fund the renovation of the St. Cloud Hospital Chapel. had spread to his lymph nodes. He went through treatment, but the cancer grew, forming three new “Growing up, I felt a connection to farming, and my dad taught me tumors. Mark was just wrapping up his seminary respect for the land,” said Fr. Mark. “Being able to donate proceeds studies and this news prompted the Bishop to from my harvest to support the CentraCare Foundation helps me connect my farm to the community and people around me.” In move up his ordination date. many ways, Fr. Mark’s generous philanthropy is his way of paying Following ordination, Mark was preparing to lead his first church it forward, for the gift of a cancer-free life he received years ago. Mass and decided to stop cancer treatment for a month so To learn more about donating through the CentraCare Health that he could gain some of his strength back. At this point, he Foundation’s Farm & Harvest Gift program, including the tax was preparing to die. He delivered his first Mass homily, which benefits available, call (320) 240-2810. he thought would be one of his last. But at his next follow-up appointment, he received shocking news — he was cancer free. His Mayo Clinic doctors were perplexed and Mark took it as a sign that he had more work to do before his time was up.

CENTRACARE.COM/2017 17 WAYS TO GIVE

Real Estate Donation Foundation Offers

Proves to be a Win-Win Free Expert Help with When John Wojtanowicz acquired a 40-acre property north of Itasca State Park as a young man, it became Estate Planning his hunting getaway. He and his brother built a cabin For most people, the idea of establishing a will or mapping out an estate plan is not on the top of the “to-do” list. It’s easy to put on the heavily wooded property with a creek running off and may not even be something people want to think about. through it. There was no cell service and the solar- But for Dani and Doris Westra, they knew it was something they powered cabin was completely off the grid. It was needed to do. “We have watched too many friends and families remote, quiet and over the years became the setting have to deal with estates for those who didn’t have things in for many great family memories. order,” said Doris. “You really owe it to those you leave behind to have everything in place.” But when John passed away in 2009, the land and cabin were no As part of the Westra’s estate planning process, they took longer used by the Wojtanowicz family. So instead of holding on advantage of a complimentary estate plan review offered by to the property, John’s wife, Diane, decided to donate it to the the CentraCare Health Foundation through a partnership with CentraCare Health Foundation as a way to honor John’s legacy Thompson & Associates. The goal is to help people understand and pay it forward. “We’ve always believed that good health their options, review current plans and ultimately determine care is important for everyone in our community,” said Diane a tax-wise course of action for their estate plan. Through this Wojtanowicz, who owns and operates Prairie Farm Company, Inc. partnership, people receive personalized and confidential “John was active with the CentraCare Health Foundation years expertise from an unbiased third party. There is no obligation to ago, so it felt like the right thing to do.” give anything to charity and the planning representative does not This prime hunting land sold quickly and the proceeds went to sell products or draft documents. the CentraCare Health Foundation. The donation provided tax The Westra’s found the review helpful because they were able benefits for Diane and the funds now support the mission of the to better understand the overall process and consider options Foundation, which she and her family strongly believe in. “It was an that fit their needs and wishes. “We appreciated the idea of easy process and a win-win,” said Diane. sitting down, asking lots of questions and taking our time to make To learn more about CentraCare Health Foundation’s sure everything was as we wanted it,” said Doris. Best of all, the Real Estate Gift Program, call (320) 240-2810, or email review gave the Westra’s peace of mind in knowing their plan was [email protected]. updated and they no longer had to think about it. In the end, the Westra’s chose to include the CentraCare Health Foundation in their estate plan as a way to give back and ultimately support the health of the community. If you have questions about making a planned gift or would like more information about our complimentary estate planning consultation, contact CentraCare Health Foundation at (320) 240-2810, or email [email protected].

18 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 FUNDRAISING

“Caring for Communities” in

Monticello The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines philanthropy as: “goodwill to fellow members of the human race.” That’s exactly the philosophy embraced by the CentraCare Cancer Survivor Center Health Foundation in 2016 when it launched its philanthropy efforts in Monticello. The idea was simple – bring the people together in a way that provides goodwill Fundraising Goal Met and promotes the well-being of the community. CentraCare’s vision for cancer care in Central Minnesota “The community had gone through so many changes in is one that takes into consideration every need of every health care over the years, so we wanted to invite people patient, every day. To achieve this vision and provide to the campus so they could experience what’s here, leading-edge quality cancer care throughout the region, have a dialogue and ask questions,” said Michelle Redding, CentraCare plans to build a new Cancer Survivor Center development officer for CentraCare Health Foundation – a facility that will provide resources to more than 7,000 – Monticello. To do this, they started hosting small groups cancer survivors. for tours, which gave people an opportunity to get more familiar with the facilities, services and team. The Survivor Center, which will be located next to the Coborn Cancer The feedback from the tours was overwhelmingly positive Center in St. Cloud, will offer programs and resources for patients and and attendees appreciated having a connection to the families to use during and after cancer treatment. Many of these services campus. So, in November 2016, the Foundation hosted are not covered by insurance, yet can make a world of difference to a kick-off breakfast, called Caring for our Communities, someone experiencing cancer. which brought together more than 300 businesses and To create this center that caters to cancer survivors’ needs, the individuals to discuss the mission of the health campus CentraCare Health Foundation set a $3.2 million goal for 100 percent and opportunities to support the work. The event raised project funding. The Coborn Family Foundation donated a $1-million $300,000 to help fund excellence in patient and family care lead gift in 2015, which was followed by more than $840,000 from — patient care services important to the patient/family CentraCare Health employees; a $100,000 matching gift from Marco for care experience, but not reimbursed through insurance the 2016 community campaign, along with generous support from Otto — as well as a number of local community health and Bremer Trust; Anderson Family of Companies; Form A Feed, Inc.; Gene & wellness initiatives. Sheelah Windfeldt; Rice Family & Rice Companies, Inc.; Knife River; Mark “Our campus health care partners really stepped up,” said Coborn and MCI Carpet One. Redding. In total, more than 30 businesses and individuals Thanks to this generous community and employee support, the made contributions of $5,000 or more, which inspired fundraising goal was achieved and construction can now begin on the others to invest in the future as well. “It was beautifully Cancer Survivor Center expected to open in Fall 2018. affirming that the community was on board with us. They share our desire to enhance the services provided on our medical campus and showed that through their actions and generosity.”

We invite you to Rediscover Your Hospital in a one- hour mission-based tour where you will learn about current programs, growing services and future plans.

To schedule, contact Karen Chatterton at (763) 271-2489 or [email protected].

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Memorable Spring Fling Fundraiser Features Jane Seymour

When Jane Seymour visited St. Cloud in May 2017 to be part of CentraCare’s Spring Fling fundraiser, she talked about the importance of keeping your heart open. So, it was only fitting that while here, she dedicated a replica of her Open Heart sculpture that is now permanently displayed at the entrance of the CentraCare Heart & Vascular Center. Gene and Sheelah Windfeldt, who hosted Seymour during her visit, funded the sculpture.

As the featured guest at Spring Fling 2017, Seymour shared inspiring stories about her life, experiences and the personal ups and downs that have shaped who she is today. She also held a Q&A with the nearly 600 people who attended the event at the River’s Edge Convention Center. The event raised more than $190,000 for the CentraCare Heart & Vascular Center and St. Benedict’s Senior Community.

Seymour, who is most known for her lead role in the TV series “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,” is also an accomplished artist. While in St. Cloud, Seymour took time to meet with seniors at St. Benedict’s Senior Community where she led a watercolor art class for residents. “Really, I started painting as a way to heal myself,” said Seymour. “The next thing I knew, I couldn’t stop. It was totally healing for me and as you can see today, I don’t want to stop.”

Funds raised from the event are being used to support numerous programs, including resuscitation care at the CentraCare Heart & Vascular Center and arts programming at St. Benedict’s Senior Community.

The 2018 Spring Fling event will be April 12 at the Paramount Center for the Arts.

20 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 PROJECTS

Chapel Undergoes The Healing Power of Art Gene and Sheelah Windfeldt have been generous supporters of Renovation CentraCare Health for many years. Yet, when you ask Gene what motivates The Chapel has been a cornerstone for St. Cloud Hospital, him to give back, he’ll quickly tell you that he doesn’t look at it that way. since it opened in 1928. It continues to be a sacred place “I don’t consider it giving back,” said Gene. “I feel we have a responsibility to for people of all denominations and beliefs — a place for make our community a better place. We’re all a product of our community, solace, reflection, meditation and peace. Over the past so the more we can do to help others, the better.” That spirit is what drives several decades, the Chapel has served many functions the Windfeldt family in their efforts to have a positive impact on St. Cloud within the hospital community and is open 24 hours a day and communities throughout Central Minnesota. and used every day.

Gene spent most of his career with Kirby Vacuum, serving as the company’s But after 90 years with only a few minor updates, CEO for 10 years. After he retired, he worked with his son, Michael, who the Chapel needed its own tender loving care. So, the was involved in the art business, and they partnered with Thomas Kincaid CentraCare Health Foundation took the lead, working to open several art galleries. It was through these experiences that he with the community, to raise funds that would shine an even found an appreciation for art’s healing power. “I really believe art can help brighter light on this special place. Through the support of with the healing process,” said Gene. “So we worked with the CentraCare many generous donors, the effort completed in early 2017 Health Foundation to find opportunities where art could play a role in is nothing short of remarkable. impacting patients and their families.” The goal was to build on the beauty and simplicity of the Gene is now retired from the art business, but it’s still a passion and he has Chapel, which is evident throughout. A welcoming new many art industry connections. One of those connections happens to be entrance, featuring a glass mural painted by St. Cloud artist, actress Jane Seymour. R.C. McCoy, depicts creation through the beauty of trees, fields, water, flowers, sky and a sunrise. As people step When they first met in 2001, Seymour had just launched her own art inside the chapel, they experience an uplifting environment endeavor. Years later, they asked her if she would be interested in creating with enhanced lighting and restoration of the original an art sculpture for the CentraCare Heart & Vascular Center. Not only did Kasota Stone and terrazzo floor. she agree to create an open-heart sculpture, but also traveled to St. Cloud in May to take part in the artwork’s unveiling at the 2017 Spring Fling event.

The Windfeldts funded Jane Seymour’s sculpture and worked locally with Coldspring, a natural stone manufacturer, to create a granite base to complete the piece, which now welcomes people at the entrance to the CentraCare Heart & Vascular Center. “It turned out great,” said Gene. “We’re grateful to be able to support CentraCare in this way.”

CENTRACARE.COM/2017 Thank You to Our Donors Thank you to everyone who generously supports health and health care in Central Minnesota. The lists of benefactors highlight the thousands of people in our region whose gifts are impacting the care of patients today, leaving a legacy of future health improvements. (Listed donors as of July 1, 2017)

We truly are grateful to our benefactors and make every effort to list them as they prefer. Please call 320-240-2810 to correct any errors or discrepancies that appear in the following lists.

CUMULATIVE John Mahowald & Donna Kuhl Jennie-O Turkey Store, Inc. Judge Elizabeth Hayden & BENEFACTORS Mahowald Insurance Agency Kemps Judge Charles Flinn, Jr. The persons, foundations and Gary & Jane Marsden Knife River/MDU Foundation HealthPartners Central corporations listed have achieved Dr. John & Joyce Matsuura Lamar Outdoor Advertising Minnesota Clinics a lifetime-giving level of $10,000 John & Cherie McDowall - Cheryl Lightle & Wade Skaja Linda & Ken Holmen or more. McDowall Company Thomas E. & Mary Mathews Dr. Allen & Laura Horn McGough Construction Company, Inc. McGough - St. Cloud J & B Group $2,000,000+ Medica Foundation Gordy & Michelle Meyer The Jay Johnston Family CentraCare Health Employees Dr. Terence & Sue Pladson Dan & Susan Miller - The Rodger Johnston Family Clearway Minnesota Regional Diagnostic Radiology Miller Architects & Builders Drs. Richard & Merryn R. Jolkovsky The Coborn Family Rice Family & Rice Companies, Inc. Jim & Marion Miller William A. & Virginia M. Lee Benedict F. (†) & Dorothy J. Gorecki The Clara Foundation Minnesota Organization on Jim Nahan St. Cloud Hospital Volunteer Auxiliary Patrick J. & Karen L. Virnig Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Denny & Karol Ringsmuth John & Mary Weitzel Wells Fargo Bank Dr. Paul T. and Nancy (†) Moran Rinke Noonan, Ltd $1,000,000+ Diane & John (†) Wojtanowicz/ Multiple Concepts Interiors Sisters of the Order of Saint Benedict Prairie Farm Company Carpet One Anderson Family of Companies Don & Sylvia Weeres & Family – William (†) & Karen Young - Rollie & Barbara A. Anderson Pan-O-Gold Baking Co Spee-Dee Delivery Service, Inc. Rose Mary (†) & Darwin Bonn Granite City Dental Lab Dr. Nicholas & Bernice Reuter Sysco Western MN Coborn Family Foundation Dennis & Karen Zaun Barry & Sandy Ross The Lynn Johnson Family Foundation Bob & Linda Feuling & Phil & Evelyn Ruggiero Then Family Charitable Foundation $100,000+ The Feuling Family Russ Davis Wholesale Drs. David & Janet Tilstra Grocers on the Green Abbott Leo M. & Karen M. Sand Vascular Solutions State of Minnesota American Heritage Bank & the Jay Scheels All Sports Gary & Wendy Verkinnes George & Shirley Torrey Johnston & Rodger Johnston families Joyce A. & Thomas L. Schlough Gene & Sheelah Windfeldt Barb Anderson & Dave Chandler Ronald S. & Irene E. Schmidt $50,000+ Dr. Luther(†) & Julie Aronson Dehnel SEI Array Services Group $750,000+ Arvig Christopher Shorba Clearwater Travel Plaza Douglas J. & Tanya Boser – Cornelius P. & Sandra L. Baldwin Sprint PCS John P. (†) & Cindy B. Clemens Inventure Properties, LLC Michael & Sharon Bauerly Family Fund St. Cloud Ear Nose & Throat - Robert and Veronica Coborn Boser Construction, Inc. Bauerly Companies Head & Neck Clinic, PA Family Fund Marco Technologies, LLC Rodger & Marlys Bense St. Cloud Hospital Auxiliary Coldspring The Kresge Foundation Dick & Mimi Bitzan Gift Gallery Courrier Investments LLC Bremer Bank St. Cloud Lions Club Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Cragle $500,000+ Craig & Karen Broman Tastefully Simple Creative Memories/ American Foods Group, LLC The Carlson Family and The Jagielski Family Charitable Fund The Antioch Company Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota C & L Distributing Esther & Jerome (†) Then DeZurik Crothall Services Group Central Minnesota Emergency Physicians Delphine (†) & John Karla & Mark Donlin Family Fund Design Electric, Inc. City of Melrose Undersander Family Charles & Jane Dooley Bob & Nancy Ferche Family Melrose Public Utilities Commission US Bank The Eich Family & Eich Motor Company Barb & Art Grachek CliftonLarsonAllen Paul E. Van Gorp, MD & Dr. Walter N. & Trecia Ann Ellis Patrick E. Lynch Dan’s Prize, Inc. Roberta Knutson Perry L. Evans Morgan Family Foundation Donlar Construction Faber Family – Viking Coca-Cola, Michael J. Faber & Stacy Kates Faber Otto Bremer Trust Dr. Paul J. & Joanne E. Dorsher First Choice, Armada Coffee Rose Ann Faber The Rosen Family Foundation, Inc. – Roger & Betty Duininck Bob & Penny White Christy Gilleland - Gilleland Lud, Roberta & Thomas Rosen The Ellison Family Trust Wolters Kluwer Financial Services Chevrolet-Cadillac Bob & Sandy Sexton Epic Systems Ross Hall & Tanya Vossberg Dr. Wesley J. & Jean A.(†) Streed Merle J. & Kathy Felling $75,000+ Hammel, Green and Abrahamson, Inc. Form A Feed Inc. Gail Anderson Dr. Richard W. & Patricia Hart $250,000+ Jared Gapinski & Molly Meagher Audio Video Extremes LLC Joe & Amy Hellie Bernick Family Foundation GNP Company – Gold’n Plump John, Nancy, Corey & Lee Bartlett – Holiday Companies Scott & Kim Blattner Gray Plant Mooty Automotive Parts Headquarters, Inc. Dennis & Tamara Holland Andy & Jodi Fritz - El-Jay Plumbing Donald Helgeson & Sue Shepard Vonnie Bangtson & Heating, Inc. Ken & Beth Honkomp Leo T. Henkemeyer Lester Engel Charles D. Nielsen and Peggy L. Carlson J.P. Morgan Securities, Inc. Farmers Union Industries, LLC Emily Hoeft Estate Carl & Barb Caspers Mary Lou Jameson Dr. Michael C. & Kendra Flanagan Kevin J. & Joanne M. Hughes Child Care Choices, Inc. Karen & Jerry Jurgens John & Nancy Frobenius Hughes Mathews Greer, P.A. Mark K. Coborn The Klick Foundation Lee & Jan Hanson MaryLee & James Illies Crafts Direct Sue & Greg Klugherz Harold E. Anderson Trust Jim Christensen – Crystal Farms Linus (†) & Marina Koopmeiners Al & Yvonne Kremers J.C. Christensen & Associates, Inc. Fraternal Order of Eagles Jim & Mary Jane Lauerman Leighton Broadcasting Radio Stations Dwight & Audrey Jaeger Dr. John H. & Jeanne M. Geiser Steven Letnes KCLD, KZPK, KCML, KNSI Sy & Corrine Janochoski Family - Ken & Deb Gieske Hub Levandowski & Karol Moorman Sy & Sons, Inc. Greater MN Fight for a Cure John P. & Maryanne Mahowald 22 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 Steve & Trese Mareck Center For Diagnostic Imaging Dr. Douglas R. & Taimi T. Liepert St. Cloud Country Club Margaret Burke Trust Central Minnesota Credit Union Lions Club of Long Prairie St. Cloud Surgical Center Dr. Edward & William Martin-Chaffee Central Minnesota Noon Optimist Club CHI St. Gabriel’s Health & Fr. Mark Stang Mathew Hall Lumber Company Certified Hereford Beef Little Falls Orthopedics Dr. Michael & Nina Steil Mark & Ronda Matthias Linda & Joe Chmielewski Duane & Patricia Lorsung Stellis Health, P.A. Metropolitan Mechanical Continental Press, Inc Jim & Vickie Lundeen Scott & Shelly Streed Contractors, Inc. Mick Family – CWMF Corp. Macy’s Todd & Heidi Streed Barry & Stacy Meyer D.J. Bitzan Jewelers Dr. Todd & Sarah Magnuson Stryker MHA Dahlheimer Beverage, LLC Jim & Chris Mahowald Debra D. & Donald H. Stueve Michael Foods Jim & Jan Davis Bob & Anne Mahowald Supervalu Foundation Midsota Plastic & Reconstructive DCI, Inc. Mardag Foundation Dr. Muhammad Suri & Aqsa Nadeem Surgeons, PA Del Monte Foods Scott & Mary Kay May Dr. Jessica & Andy Swartout MillerCoors Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Dorle Dr. Eric T. McFarling Tenvoorde Ford Minnesota Academy of Dunham Associates Dr. Lynn M. McFarling Thermo-Tech Windows Pediatrics Foundation Rene Eldidy, MD Medtronic East Side Glass Company Dr. Chris & Denise Moellentine Elmer Garding Memorial Cancer Fund Dr. Cindy Jensen Melloy & Dr. Tracey B. Thompson John & Helen Monson Janice & Charles Engebretson Thomas P. Melloy C. Brian Thuringer Family Michael R. & Donna M. Nathe Dr. Fred J. & Lynn Engman Melrose Lions Club Lee (†) & Mary Torborg Ben & Kari Nemeth Jason & Debra Erickson Midwest Arrhythmia Research Fund Mark J. Traut New Flyer USA Events Extraordinaire By Jean Inc/ Myrel A. Neumann Dr. Theodore & Andrea Truitt Robert & Marilyn Obermiller Jean Dotzler Midwest Vision Centers Jane Vortherms Option Care Fifth District Eagles Minneapolis Radiology Associates, LLC W. Gohman Construction Co. PCL Construction Services, Inc. Finken Water & Kay’s Kitchen Minnesota Medical Foundation Dr. Dove D. & Tracey L. Watkin Preferred Credit, Inc. First State Bank Minnesota Power Foundation Donald R. & Jan D. Watkins Danya Rice Eric & Chanda Gebhardt Rosie & Roger Moran Bruce & Jodie Gohmann - Michael & Elizabeth Roth General Mills Morrison Healthcare Food Services Weidner Plumbing & Heating Sherburne County Auditor/Treasurer Frank & Helen Gessell Mortenson Construction Janet & Tim Wensman Michael & Patricia Sipe Granite Equity Partners Fund Steve Muggli West Central Anesthesia PC St. Cloud Foot & Ankle Center, PA Patricia Gray Mark & Jan Murphy Hugo & Rita Weyrens St. Cloud Hospital School of Doug & Kay Greenlee NativeX Margaret & Michael White Nursing Alumni James & Pauline Hall Negen Family – Negen Architects, Inc. William and Betty Andres Foundation Stearns Benton Medical Society Don & Nancy Hansen Dr. Robert B. & Marianne Nemeth Williams Dingmann Funeral Homes Don & Angeline Hall Family Dr. Ronald D. & Michelle Hanson John & Kay Delinsky & Brownie and Michelle Williams Stinson Leonard Street LLP Harley & Sally Hanson Apollo Insurance Agency Dr. Harold E. & Shirley Windschitl Supervalu Inc. Paul & Jennifer Harris Joshua & Melissa Longnecker – Rose & Mike Windschitl Daniel & Susan Swenson Richard & Kris Inderieden - Northwestern Mutual Xcel Energy Kathy & Tom Terhaar Heater Rental Services Old Dutch Foods Inc Dr. Mohamed S. Yassin The Hearst Foundations Dr. Patrick & Juliann Heller Troy & Gail Olson Todd & Kyoko Zaun Tony & Joyce Tillemans Kit & Jerry Henkemeyer Tom (†) & Barb Orr Daryl L. & Bonnie G. Zimmer TKI/ Tom & Diane Kraemer Family Henkemeyer Coatings Inc. Kurt & Linda Otto Sonja Zitur Townsquare Media, Inc. Mike and Pat Henkemeyer John & Elizabeth Packert/Ron’s Cabinets Zonta Club of St. Cloud Traumen Glasberg Design Studios Steve & Megan Henkemeyer - Kathy Parsons University of Minnesota Henkemeyer Excavating Paynesville Hospital Auxiliary $10,000+ Brad & Kathy Wheelock Joan Hicks Justin V. Pearson Memorial Fund Linda Abel Dr. Daniel & Judy Whitlock Andy(†) & Carol Hilger Perkins & Will The Ackley Family Dr. Darin D. & Katy Willardsen Hoglund Bus Co. Inc. David & Mary Phipps Acosta Duane & Elaine Schultz and Holdingford Area Walk of Hope Patrick & Joy Plamann Adult & Pediatric Urology Winkelman Building Corporation Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Plaza Park Bank Advantage One Insurance – Robert & RoseAnn Zinter Holiday Station Stores Inc Pope Architects, Inc. J. Ted Plombon Dr. Mark D. & Susie Osaki Holm Tom & Amy Porwoll Advantage Sales and Marketing $25,000+ Nicholas & Terese Houle Durand J. & Mary Sue Potter AIS Planning Janie & Jack M. Amundson Brenda & Matt Hulst Prestige Parking & Valet Dr. Oluade A. & Adeyoola A. Ajayi Matt Hwang & Stacia Anderson Dr. Scot & Gretchen Hutton Quinlivan & Hughes, P.A. Albany Mutual Telephone Foundation Janet & Dr. Charles Andres Alcuin & Dorine (†) Illies Joni & Duane Rasmusson Hani Alkhatib Anheuser - Busch Kathy Janson Memorial Fund RBC Wealth Management Tom & Sally Allen Arbor Research Collaborative for Health JM Companies, Inc. & Mike Moores (†) Dr. John R. & Kathryn A. Reisinger Allergy, Asthma & Pulmonary Assoc., P.A. Larry L. Asplin John Wiese Ford, Inc. Robert (†) & Rita Rengel American Cancer Society BankVista Cynthia L. Johnson Dr. David J. & Susan M. Roberts American Door Works Joan B. Volkmuth Kevin and Julie Johnson- Aleen & Rick Roehl American Heart Association Roberta & Kevin Basol K. Johnson Const. Inc Barbara Rogan American Pharmacists Association David & Jean Bauerly Family Dr. Donald J. Jurgens Al & Vickie Ruegemer Brent & Ingrid Anderson Jerry & Elaine Bauerly Michael & Joni Karl Scenic Sign Corp. Arctic Glacier Ice Gary & Kay Bechtold Keller Family Community Foundation Jane Scherber Ascent BerganKDV Kiwanis Club of St. Cloud Dr. John M. & Amy Schmitz AVI SPL Don & Pat(†) Bitzan Tom (†) & Helen Krebsbach Claude C. & Mary A. Schneider Sue Baker Payton Blomstrom Perinatal & Pediatrics Dr. David A. & Susan M. Kroska John & Jan Schnettler Christine & Jason Bakke Palliative Care Fund Laerdal Foundation Dr. Thomas G. & Myra Lee Schrup Dr. Burton R. (†) & Evelyn H. Bancroft Joe & Patty Blonski Jerry & Bev Timmers Lahr Jacqueline M. Schuh in memory of Barnes & Noble Booksellers Blue Cross Blue Shield Lakeland Construction Finance, LLC Joan M. Schuh Barrel O’ Fun Bonnie & Stephen Bologna Dr. Lanse C. & Livia Lang John Seckinger Patrick C. Bauer & Gloria A. Flavin Bauer Tom & Andrea Brasel Steve & Peggy Laraway Tom & Kathy Sellnow Brian & Marge Bauerly Bremer Financial Services Inc. Mark & Judi Larkin Sentra-Sota Sheet Metal, Inc. Jennifer & Jake Bauerly Dr. Frank T. & Alice L. Brown Dr. Thomas W. & Deanne Leither Slumberland Furniture of St. Cloud Rick & Helga Bauerly Laura Burns Mike & Rhonda Lepinski Kevin L. Smith, MD Bayer Built Woodworks, Inc. Bush Foundation Aaron & Jill Levin Dr. Stephen (†) & Mary Sommers Penny & Dennis Beattie

CENTRACARE.COM/2017 23 Mary Bell Edy’s Grand Ice Cream Dale Kaufman Metro Anesthesia Consultants, PA – Michael S. & Gerry Beltinck Dr. Charles Ehlen Drs. Mary & Jerry Keating Drs. Brian & Susanne Rupert David & Marilyn Bengtson Mike & Deb Eisenstadt Rob & Joanne Keck John Meyer Ernest J. (†) & Eileen A. Bergeron Dr. Dahlia Elkadi Kehe Food Distributors, Inc. Roy J. & Ruth Meyer Dean R. & Lori J. Bernick Energizer June Kelly Doug & Jane Mick Big Stone County Cancer Support Dr. Hans H. & Sharon L. Engman Karen Kinsley Microbiologics Group, Inc. Wayne R. & Linda J. Engstrand KLN Family Brands Mid Central Door Co. Kirstie & Peter Bingham Robert & Evelyn Erickson James M. & Janet Knoblach Mid-America Coffee Service / Ryan & Pam Bjerke John & Gail Falconer Luan Knoll Ronnoco Coffee Byron & Peggy Bjorklund Family Voices of Minnesota Larry & Brenda Knutson Alvina Mies Black Signs.com Famo Feeds Brad & Heidi Konkler Dennis Miley Rona Bleess Dr. Kelly B. & Neil Fandel Tami & Jason Koosmann Debra Miller Drs. Barbara J. & Steven H. Bollinger Farmers & Merchants State Bank, Kopp Family Foundation Dr. Simon & Renee Milstein Bor-Son Construction, Inc. Sauk Rapids/Pierz Dr. Todd M. & Laura Kor Minnesota National Bank - Long Prairie Sharon & David Borgert Tom & Gina Feldhege Naomi Kowalik Minnesota National Bank - Sauk Centre Dr. Philip F. & Kristine Boyle Jason & Jennifer Ferche Kraemer Lumber Co., Inc. Andre’ Mitchell Joe & Kathy Sexton Fifth Avenue Sleep Center Kraft Foods Kathryn Morin William & Louise Brandt Michele Fischer Amy Kramer George & Mary Kay Morris Robert & Bernice Braun family Florida Natural Growers Mark Krebsbach Angela Moscho Breitbach Construction Co. Jim Forsting Miles & Rebecca Kulzer Roger A. & Barbara L. Moshier Dennis & Merrie Breitenfeldt Freeport State Bank Greg & Carla Kummer Mr. Dee’s Inc. Bremer Bank, N.A. Frito Lay Ron Kurpiers, Sue Albeck & Gwen Muehring Dr. Bryan J. & Kirsten H. Brindley Dick and Lucy Fuchs Family Jo DeBruycker Beverly Mueller Daniel & Teri Brooks G.R. Herberger’s, Inc. Dr. Barry A. & Leslie Labine Musco Family Olive Co. Sonia Browen Bernard J. Gambrino Dr. John M. & Nancy Lacika Nahan Printing Gary & Sharon Brown Gannett National Shared Service Center William J. & Phyllis M. Lacroix Name Brand Wigs Brown & Krueger, PA GATR Volvo & GMC Aaron & Lisa Lahr Family Tracy E. Napp, M.D. Mary Buhl General Mills Foundation Dr. Patrick M. & Debra S. Lalley Dr. Frank P. & Tracy Nellans Barbara & David Burandt Ceree George Patricia & Henri Lanctin Dr. Peter E. & Laurie Nelson Mary Bye Drs. Terri T. & Jeffrey S. Gerdes Land O’ Frost, Inc. Joe & Veronica Nessler Roger & Sue Cada Jodi & Chad Gertken Peggy Lange Nestle Nutrition Sheila Campbell Geyer Rental Service Steve Lanz Nestle Purina Capital One Gerry & Debora Gilbertson David Larson Nestle USA/Coffeemate Creamers Care Transportation GLTArchitects Dr. Theresa M. & John Lau Bruce & Carolyn Neubauer Caribou Coffee John & Arlene Glynn Marie Laudon Ryan & Mollie Newman Barbara DuBois Carlson Great River Federal Credit Union Dr. Elaina Lee & Steven E. Patterson Hoang Nguyen, M.D. and Dr. Dennis & Jeanne Carreras Greater St. Cloud Yvonne L. Leedahl Regional Diagnostic Radiology Carson Pirie Scott Foundation Development Corporation Dr. Danielle & Michael Leighton Eleanor Hemstreet Nickles & Cathedral Press Dr. Winn & Denise Gregory Leighton Interactive William Nickles Central McGowan, Inc. Pete & Paulette Hagen John & Arlene Leisen Northwestern Mutual Central Minnesota Diagnostic, Inc. Kris & Gary Hammer Dr. Girum Lemma & Wuby Akalu NovaCare Rehabilitation Central Minnesota Dr. Albert S. & Janice Hammond Scott & Lori Leonard NXC Imaging Woodcarvers Association Hanratty & Associates, Inc. Mary J. Leyk O’Hara’s Brew Pub & Restaurant Charity Cup Ride Craig & Joan Hanson Deb Libbesmeier Oasis Brands Del & Colleen Christianson Paul N. & Michele Hanson Dr. David & Gretchen Lindgren Dr. Timothy A. Olson City of St. Cloud Chad A. Haroldson Bonnie & Richard Line Gerry & Carole Otto College of Saint Benedict Angelyn Harper Shirley & Al (†) Loehr Judith M. Ozbun Dr. Thomas & Paulette Como Tom & Jeanne Hartmann Joan & Paul Lombardi Dr. Scott & Susan Palmer Adeline Conlon Mark Hauge Long Prairie Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Palmer Printing Company Dee Coppock Dennis & Jacquelyn Heinen Phil & Holly Luitjens Troy & Sandra Payne Cornerstone Todd & Jodi Hillmer Lumber One, Avon Inc. Paynesville Lions Club Dr. Thomas L. & Mary M. Cress Kacey Hiltner Kelly Macken-Marble Marilyn Peitso, MD & Peder Hegland Crossmark/Chicken of the Sea Dr. Kathleen Hobday Dr. John Teskey & Kathleen Mahon Diane & Matt Pelant Crossmark/Reckitt Benckiser Hormel Foods Marjorie & Gerald Mahon Joan & Don Perdue Crow Wing County Auditor-Treasurer Drs. Weining Hu & Yi Zheng Samuel G. & JoAnn M. Mairs Ken & Jeannette Pesta Pat Cumming Dr. Mark Hughes Malt-O-Meal Co. Drs. Ted & Jane Peterson Craig & Lynn Dahl I.R.A.Y. Companies – Col. Ray Henry Richard P. & JoAnn C. Manlove Dr. Brett A. & Jonathan Pinkerton Tim & Lisa Dalton Imagine Nation Books, LTD Diane L. Marcotte Jean Poganski Daniel Funeral Home, Inc. Ingram Entertainment Inc. Kathy & Mike Markman Noel & Cindy Johnson - Dr. Eileen H. & Brian H. Dauer Initiative Foundation Nancy & Erich Martens Premier Real Estate Mr. & Mrs. Alexander M. & Marilyn Davis Debra K. Japp Bonnie Martin Proctor & Gamble Dr. Amy & Eric Dearking John Morrell & Co. Dr. Creston M. Martin Shannon J. Quinlivan Fred & Judy Dinkel and family Dr. Craig M. & LuAnne Johnson Mary Martin Stephanie Randolph DLMC Foundation Peter & Janelle Johnson Dr. Mark J. & Lisa B. Martone In memory of Jennifer J. Rapatz-Harr Cindy & Dwayne Dockendorf Bob & Judy Johnson John & Dorothy Matthews Dr. Deborah Rasmussen Bernie Dolezal Angela Jordahl Eileen Maus Dr. Jodi K. Regan & Dean Moritz Rita Donlin Angelica Jurgens Vivian & Lewis (†) McGonagle Bret & Nicole Reuter Donlin Company Audrey & Dave Kamphenkel McKay’s Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Fiat – Dr. Nathaniel & Valerie Reuter Drs. Kevin J. & Beth A. Donnelly Kane Transport McKay’s Loves Kids program Millie Rice Dr. Craig M. & Jennifer Doschadis Terry & Barb Kantor Medtronic Inc. Richard N. Klein Living Trust Jyeton Drayna (†) Dr. Barbi Kaplan-Frenkel & Melrose Electric, Inc. Trish & Jason Roehrl Dr. Ann C. Dunnigan Theodor Frenkel Melrose Pharmacy, Inc. Deacon Kenneth W. & Michele A. Rosha Drs. Robert Ang & Belen Dy Linda Kappel Darla & Brian Mergen Gary & Denise Rosin East West Realty Mary Lou Kasella Merrill Corporation Deacon Jerome Roth Eden Valley Lions Club Dale & Marie Katterhagen Peter Rothfork

24 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 RSM McGladrey Sunray Printing Solutions, Inc. Roberta & Kevin Basol Jacqueline M. Schuh Richard B. Ruhoff Dr. Kevin & Linda Switzer Ernest J. (†) & Eileen A. Bergeron in memory of Joan M. Schuh Drs. Brian & Susanne Rupert Take Heart America Sudden Cardiac Jason Bernick Marjorie Schwartz Gregory O. & Carol J. Rupp Arrest Survival Initiative Dick & Mimi Bitzan Connie Schwinghammer Saint Paul City Ballet TDS Rose Mary (†) & Darwin Bonn Bob & Sandy Sexton Vernon Salzl Mike Tenvoorde & Lily Gould Douglas J. & Tanya Boser -- Christopher Shorba Sand Companies, Inc. Larry D. (†) & Margo A. Tepley Inventure Properties, LLC Michael & Patricia Sipe Juli Sanner The Catholic Foundation - Charles D. Nielsen and Todd (†) & Cindy Steinke Sargento Foods Diocese of St. Cloud Peggy L. Carlson Dr. Wesley J. & Jean A.(†) Streed Thomas and Cheri Satre The Change Companies Larry J. & Dawn C. Caswell M.J. & Richard Swanson Marilyn A. Savage The JM Smucker Company Dan (†) & Mabel Coborn George & Shirley Torrey Scenic Specialties Landscape Center The Mended Hearts Inc. - Chapter 10 Lester Engel Arlene Truszinski Clement Dr. Richard & Rita (†) Schaefer The Smile Train Dr. Hans H. & Sharon L. Engman John & Mary Weitzel Barb Scheiber The St. Cloud Morning Optimist Club Wayne R. & Linda J. Engstrand Mary Ellen Wells and Armella Schimnich Joleen & John Thell Eugene & Jan Faulhaber William F. Arendt James & Joan Schlenner - Kelly Thomton Donna L. Fiske Hugo & Rita Weyrens Schlenner, Wenner & Co. Robert & Joann Thueringer John & Nancy Frobenius Brad & Kathy Wheelock Richard & Marlene Schlichting Dr. Daniel J. & Julie S. Tiede Jared Gapinski & Molly Meagher Diane & John (†) Wojtanowicz/ Judith C. Schmid Brad & Cathy Tieva Ken & Deb Gieske Prairie Farm Company Melanie & Christian Schmidt Times Media & St. Cloud Times Benedict F. (†) & Dorothy J. Gorecki Doug & Mary Schmidt Traut Wells Barb & Art Grachek 2017 NAMED FUNDS Mike Mavetz & Mary Beth Schmitt Trudeau Distributing Ross Hall & Tanya Vossberg The following endowment funds have David Schoenborn Dr. Hilary I. & Lilyan Ufearo Brad & Lisa Hanson been created by individuals to carry Gary & Bobbi Schroeder Unilever Jack & Geri Happe on family names or to honor special Dr. Timothy N. & Amy Schuchard Urban Associates, Inc. Judge Elizabeth Hayden & physicians, caregivers or friends. The Mary Scott Kate VanBuskirk Judge Charles Flinn, Jr. principal of these gifts is invested and SCR Kay & Philip VanderStoep John & Mary Herges the interest is used to support the Jeff Sell Amy & Roderick Vansurksum Joan Hicks area designated by the benefactor. Sentry Bank Dr. Timothy G. & Valerie Vedder Dennis & Tamara Holland Ken & Marcia Shane Verizon Alcuin & Dorine (†) Illies Al & Yvonne Kremers Fund Sherburne County Public Health Verso Paper Dr. Dwight & Audrey Jaeger Al Kremers Fund Byron & PegAnne Bjorklund Family Veterans of Foreign Wars Drs. Richard & Merryn R. Jolkovsky Alcuin & Dorine Illies Fund Marie & Steve Siegle East Side Post 4847 Roger & Susan Justison Almeda Ella Pollish Fund Joseph & Valerie Silva Loren M. & Debra J. Viere Linus (†) & Marina Koopmeiners Anna & Gracie Fund Tereasa Simonson MD - Joan & Steve M. Vincent, Ph.D. Naomi Kowalik Arthur F. & Barbara A. Grachek Fund Regional Diagnostic Radiology Patrick & Karen Virnig – Virnig Painting Tom (†) & Helen Krebsbach Aunt Leona Fund SJA Architects and Milliken Carpet Al & Yvonne Kremers Barb Caspers Fund Dave & Jill Smith Molly Voigt Kevin & Ann Krenik Bernadette Perryman & Smithfield Farmland Corp. Volleyball Bash for the Cure William A. & Virginia M. Lee Keith Ulrick Fund Snyder’s of Hanover, Inc. David & Dena Walz Steven Letnes Bernie Belling Recovery Fund Joel & Jennifer Spalding Patrick & Gwen Wampach Mona & Dan Libbesmeier Bill & Jean Kane Fund Drs. Kim & Chad Spaulding Christine Warzecha Dr. Douglas R. & Taimi T. Liepert Bill & Virginia Lee Fund Kevin & Anita Spellacy Dominic (Dom) (†) & Duane & Patricia Lorsung Bonnie & Stephen Bologna Fund Steve & Jean Sperl Eileen Warzecha Family Diane L. Marcotte Boser Family Fund St. Cloud Medical Group South Campus Melissa & Ryan Weber Gary & Jane Marsden Broker Family Fund St. Cloud Medical Mission Fund Dave & Mary Weis Scott & Mary Kay May Carl & Marilyn Savage Fund St. Cloud Orthopedic Associates, Ltd. Robert (†) & Jean Weitzel Family Terri McCaffrey Celestine & Mary Lieser Fund St. Cloud Sertoma Club Mary Ellen Wells Dr. Cindy Jensen Melloy & Chris Shorba Fund St. Cloud State University Werschay Homes Thomas P. Melloy Clara’s Fund St. Cloud Subaru Sonya Wieber Dr. Chris & Denise Moellentine Craig & Lynn Dahl Fund St. Cloud Technical & Dr. Scott & Joan Wilcox Patrick & Dawn Moen Darwin & Rose Mary Bonn Fund Community College Tom & Cathy Williams Dr. Paul T. and Nancy (†) Moran Dr. Edward & William Martin-Chaffee St. Cloud Toyota Greg & Beth Windfeldt Rosie & Roger Moran Family Fund St. Cloud Westside Sertoma Club Womens Golf Association Roger A. & Barbara L. Moshier Dr. Fred & Lynn Engman Fund St. Cloud Window Inc. Judith & Tom Wyne Gwen Muehring Dr. Gerald L. & Karen Jurgens Cancer Gary & Jill Stang Xcel Energy Services Inc Eleanor Hemstreet Nickles & Survivorship Fund Bert Stanley Edward J. Zapp William Nickles Dr. Hans Engman Diabetes Fund State Farm Insurance Mary L. and Walter R. Zastrow Bob Niehaus & Deb Mies-Niehaus Dr. Harold E. Windschitl Stearns Bank, N.A. Peggy Zimmer Robert & Marilyn Obermiller Cancer Research Paul W. Steil & Elizabeth Wenner Steil John & Connie Zinter Judith M. Ozbun Dr. Joseph & Patty Blonski Family Fund Robert & Mary Stein Michael Zyvoloski Dr. Gregory & Ellen J. Pelletier Dr. Luther and Todd (†) & Cindy Steinke Keith Ulrick & Bernie Perryman Julie Aronson Dehnel Fund Heidi, Natalie, Kathryn, Joseph BEACON SOCIETY Dr. Terence & Sue Pladson Dr. Nicholas & Bernice Reuter Fund and Benjamin Stiegel The following benefactors have Daniel Purcell Dr. Philip Halenbeck Education Mary Stiles, MD named St. Cloud Hospital programs Dr. Nicholas & Bernice Reuter Dr. Richard & Patricia Hart Fund Tom & Lori Stock and services, St. Benedict’s Senior Denny & Karol Ringsmuth Dr. Robert Cumming Family Practice Drs. Robert E. Stocker & Community or CentraCare Health Chad & Paula Roggeman Elizabeth Hayden & Catherine A. Matuska Foundation as a partial beneficiary in Gary & Denise Rosin Charles Flinn, Jr. Fund Strack Companies their estates. Phil & Evelyn Ruggiero Fabian & Donna Eickhoff Family Fund Streed Family LMTD Partnership Richard B. Ruhoff Flanagan Family Fund Terry & Dr. Janelle K. Strom Hani Alkhatib Gregory O. & Carol J. Rupp Fred & Del Sexton Fund Dr. Pradub & Rampai Sukhum Tom & Sally Allen Marilyn A. Savage Fred M. Riegger Fund Dr. Read & Tammy Sulik Rollie & Barbara A. Anderson Tom & Joyce Schlough Gene & Sheelah Windfeldt Fund Drs. Dale J. Minnerath & Dr. Luther(†) & Julie Aronson Dehnel George & Shirley Torrey Fund Sylvia R. Sundberg Larry L. Asplin George J. McDowall Memorial Fund

CENTRACARE.COM/2017 25 Granite City Dental Lab - Sallie Engel Trauma Survivor’s Dr. James L. & Mary Jost LEGACY MEMBERS William & Karen Young Fund Education Fund Dr. Donald J. Jurgens Legacy Members of the Caduceus Greater MN Fight for a Cure Fund Sam Ellis Fund Dr. Gerald L. & Karen Jurgens Society have cumulatively given Hank & Dee Coppock Fund SCH School of Nursing Dr. Brian R. & Bonnie J. Kay $10,000 or more to the Foundation. Harold & Carole Groustra Alumni Scholarship Dr. David A. & Susan M. Kroska Cancer Fund Sev & Ruth Koop Fund Dr. Patrick M. & Debra S. Lalley $500,000 - $749,999 Helen & John McMackin Fund Steven J Stiegel Memorial Fund Dr. Lanse C. & Livia Lang Dr. Wesley J. & Jean A.(†) Streed Helen Liljedahl Fund Streed Family Cleft & Craniofacial Fund Dr. Srilakshmi Lankireddy & Herman Hollar Memorial Sue & Terry Pladson Fund Vamsi Dwaram $250,000 - $499,999 Scholarship Fund Swartout Family High Risk Dr. Elaina Lee Dr. Michael C. & Kendra Flanagan Hind Site Fund Pregnancy Fund Dr. Nathan D. & Leslie Lee Dr. John Mahowald & Donna Kuhl Irene Walsh Fund Sy & Corrine Janochoski Donor Advised Dr. Danielle & Michael Leighton Dr. John & Joyce Matsuura Jagielski Family Fund Todd & Cindy Steinke Family Fund Dr. Thomas W. & Deanne Leither Dr. Terence & Sue Pladson Jake & Mary Essen Alzheimer’s Wayne & Hazel Bonn Memorial Fund Dr. Kurt R. & Cindy Lemke Education Fund Weitzel Family Fund Dr. Girum Lemma & Wuby Akalu $100,000 - $249,999 James & Helen Nahan Family Fund William J. Held Memorial Scholarship Dr. Stephen & Debbie Leslie Dr. Luther(†) & Julie Aronson Dehnel James and Marion Miller Fund Wojtanowicz Family Fund Drs. Chris D. & Shonalie Leville Dr. Paul J. & Joanne E. Dorsher Jean Kershner Lung Cancer Fund Yvonne Obermiller Kremers Drs. Yang Lo & Rachel Schuneman Dr. Dwight E. & Audrey C. Jaeger Jerome E. Schmitz Tobacco Nursing Scholarship Dr. Andrew & Sarah Maloney Dr. Paul T. and Nancy (†) Moran Cessation Fund Dr. Edward & William Martin-Chaffee Dr. Nicholas & Bernice Reuter John & Delphine Undersander Fund CADUCEUS SOCIETY Dr. John & Joyce Matsuura Dr. Paul E. Van Gorp & Roberta M. Knutson John & Maryanne Mahowald Fund A philanthropic guild of CentraCare Dr. Mark & Ronda Matthias John & Nancy Frobenius Health Foundation open to Central Drs. Robert E. Stocker & $50,000 - $99,999 Breast Cancer Fund Minnesota practicing and retired Catherine A. Matuska Dr. Stephen P. & Beth Cragle John R. Frobenius Fund medical staff who make a gift to Dr. Melissa & Lee McClure Dr. Walter N. & Trecia Ann Ellis Joseph J. & Susan M. Kuhl support the Foundation’s mission of Dr. Lynn M. McFarling Dr. John H. & Jeanne M. Geiser Heart Center Fund improving health and health care. Joel Miron, MD Dr. Richard W. & Patricia Hart Karla & Mark Donlin Fund Dr. George & Mary Kay Morris Dr. Ken & Linda Holmen Kathy Janson Memorial Fund ACTIVE MEMBERS Dr. Randy & Vicki Nelson Dr. Allen & Laura Horn Kay Pattison Fund Active Members of the Caduceus Dr. Joseph P. & Veronica Nessler Drs. Richard & Merryn R. Jolkovsky Kevin & Linda Switzer Fund Society have contributed to the Thomas J. Newton, MD Dr. Gerald L. & Karen Jurgens Kevin J Hughes Medical & Foundation during the current year. Dr. Timothy A. Olson Dr. Edward & William Martin-Chaffee Legal Ethics Fund Dr. Nikolas I.H. Papamitsakis Dr. Mark & Ronda Matthias Kidney Klimb Fund Dr. Oluade A. & Adeyoola A. Ajayi Drs. Theodore A. & Jane M. Peterson Dr. Chris & Denise Moellentine Knevel Family Fund Dr. Luther (†) & Julie Aronson Dehnel Dr. Gregory C. & Mary P. Pippert Drs. David & Janet Tilstra Kristine Cunningham Rose Dr. Burton R. & Evelyn H. Bancroft Dr. Deborah P. & Charles G. Rasmussen Dr. Daniel J. & Judy A. Whitlock Memorial Fund Dr. Michael J. Beste Dr. Nicholas & Bernice Reuter Dr. Darin D. & Katy Willardsen Larry Asplin Fund Dr. Joseph M. & Patty Blonski Dr. William (†) & Millie Rice Lee & Mary Torborg Spiritual Care Fund Dr. Jon C. & Barb Bowar Dr. Tiffany M. & Eric A. Rickbeil $25,000 - $49,999 Leonard and Catherine Horn Fund Dr. Philip F. & Kristine Boyle Dr. David J. & Susan M. Roberts Drs. Stacia Anderson & Matthew Hwang Liepert Family Fund Dr. Frank T. & Alice L. Brown Drs. Brian & Susanne Rupert Dr. Joseph M. & Patty Blonski Lillian’s Garden Fund Dr. Lindsey R. Chmielewski & Dr. Thomas J. & Cheryl J.K. Satre Dr. Stephen M. & Bonnie Bologna Linda Chmielewski Nursing Fund Selvin Gonzalez Dr. Christian & Melanie Schmidt Dr. Frank T. & Alice L. Brown Louise E. Theisen Fund Tammi Congdon, MD Dr. John M. & Amy Schmitz Dr. Michael J. & Roberta L. Dorle Madigan/Mosford Family Fund Dr. Stephen P. & Beth Cragle Dr. Thomas G. & Myra Lee Schrup Dr. Rene & Milady Eldidy Marco Health Fund Dr. Steven M. & Rhonda Kopp Danielson Dr. Joel C. & Susan Shobe Dr. Fred J. & Lynn Engman Mark D. Holm and Susie Osaki Holm Dr. Eileen H. & Brian H. Dauer Dr. David L. & Jill Smith Dr. Jason & Debra Erickson Research Fund Dr. Amy & Eric Dearking Dr. J. Weston Smith Drs. Ronald D. & Michelle Hanson McDowall Company, John & Peter & Nancy Dehnel Drs. Kevin Smith & Angelina Ausban Dr. Patrick & Juliann Heller Cherie McDowall Fund Drs. Kevin J. & Beth A. Donnelly Dr. Stephen (†) & Mary Sommers Dr. Mark D. & Susie Osaki Holm Mike & Joni Karl Family Fund Dr. Paul J. & Joanne E. Dorsher Dr. Mark R. Spanbauer Dr. Scot W. & Gretchen Hutton Nemeth Family Fund Dr. Craig M. & Jennifer Doschadis Dr. Wesley J. & Jean A. (†) Streed Dr. James L. & Mary Jost Nicholas & Terese Houle Fund Dr. Rene & Milady Eldidy Drs. Dale J. Minnerath & Dr. Donald J. Jurgens Partners in the Art of Recovery Fund Dr. Dahlia Elkadi Sylvia R. Sundberg Dr. Lanse C. & Livia Lang Pat Opatz Cancer Research Dr. Walter N. & Trecia Ann Ellis Dr. Fareed Suri & Aqsa Nadeem Dr. Thomas W. & Deanne Leither Paul & Joanne Dorsher Fund Dr. Sherrie Erickson-Birkedahl & Lola Sutherland, MD Dr. Douglas R. & Taimi T. Liepert Paul T. & Nancy E. Moran Fund Lawrence Birkedahl Dr. Jessica & Andy Swartout Dr. James W. & Vicki Lundeen Payton Blomstrom Perinatal & Pediatrics Dr. Kelly B. & Neil C. Fandel Dr. Kevin & Linda Switzer Dr. Todd D. & Sarah Magnuson Palliative Care Fund Dr. John H. & Jeanne M. Geiser Michael C. Tan Dr. Eric T. McFarling Peggy L Carlson - Charles D Nielsen Dr. Daron & Patti Gersch Dr. Tracey B. Thompson Dr. Lynn M. McFarling Hope Fund Dr. Winn & Denise Gregory Drs. David & Janet Tilstra Dr. Cindy Jensen Melloy & Thomas P. Melloy Quinlivan & Hughes Fund Dr. Albert S. & Janice Hammond Drs. Jacob Tjaden & Jiwoo Lee Dr. John R. & Kathryn A. Reisinger RDR Advised Fund Drs. Ronald D. & Michelle Hanson Drs. Kim Tjaden & Joe H. Nguyen Dr. David J. & Susan M. Roberts Richard & Merryn R. Jolkovsky Fund Dr. Richard W. & Patricia Hart Dr. Hilary I. & Lilyan Ufearo Dr. John M. & Amy Schmitz Richard B. Ruhoff Fund Dr. Patrick & Juliann Heller Dr. Paul E. Van Gorp & Dr. Thomas G. & Myra Lee Schrup Robert & Nancy Ferche Family Fund John Hering, MD Roberta M. Knutson Drs. Kevin Smith & Angelina Ausban Robert & Sandy Sexton Fund Dr. Ken & Linda Holmen Dr. Timothy & Valerie Vedder Dr. Stephen (†) & Mary Sommers Robert Mahowald Sr. Fund Dr. Kevin S. & Carol Holton Dr. Dove D. & Tracey L. Watkin Dr. Michael & Nina Steil Rosalie Timmers Dr. Allen & Laura Horn Dr. Dennis R. Weslander Dr. Fareed Suri & Aqsa Nadeem Junior Volunteer Scholarship Dr. James R. & Kelly S. Hover Dr. Darin D. & Katy Willardsen Dr. Jessica & Andy Swartout Rose Mary Bonn Garden Fund Dr. Dwight E. & Audrey C. Jaeger Dr. Thomas L. & Judith A. Wyne Dr. Tracey B. Thompson Ruggiero CentraCare Health Volunteer Christina & Kevin Jenner Pat & Penny Zook Dr. Theodore O. & Andrea B. Truitt Scholarship Fund Peter & Janelle Johnson Dr. Dove D. & Tracey L. Watkin Dr. Harold E. & Shirley Windschitl Dr. Mohamed S. Yassin 26 REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2017 $10,000 - $24,999 Drs. Jeffrey S. & Terri T. Gerdes Dr. Mark J. & Lisa B. Martone Dr. David L. & Jill Smith Dr. Oluade A. & Adeyoola A. Ajayi Dr. Winn & Denise Gregory Dr. Simon & Renee Milstein Dr. Joel P. & Jenny Spalding Dr. Hani S. & Majedah Alkhatib Dr. Albert S. & Janice Hammond Dr. Andre’ L. & Lakisha Mitchell Drs. Kim & Chad Spaulding Dr. Richard & Michaela Backes Drs. Chad A. & Sheri Haroldson Dr. George & Mary Kay Morris Dr. Mary A. Stiles Dr. Burton (†) & Evelyn Bancroft Dr. Mark D. & Joanne C. Hauge Dr. Tracy E. Napp Drs. Robert E. Stocker & Drs. Steven H. & Barbara J. Bollinger Drs. H. Thomas (†) & Kathleen Hobday Dr. Frank P. & Tracy Nellans Catherine A. Matuska Dr. Jon C. & Barb Bowar Drs. Weining Hu & Yi Zheng Dr. Peter & Laurie Nelson Dr. Janelle K. & Terry D. Strom Dr. Philip F. & Kristine Boyle Dr. Craig M. & LuAnne Johnson Dr. Joseph P. & Veronica Nessler Dr. Pradub & Rampai Sukhum Dr. Bryan J. & Kirsten H. Brindley Dr. Barbi Kaplan-Frenkel & Drs. Hoang Nguyen & Nhan Quyen Dr. Read & Tammy Sulik Dr. Dennis & Jeanne Carreras Theodor Frenkel Dr. Timothy A. Olson Drs. Dale J. Minnerath & Dr. & Mrs. Thomas H. & Drs. Jerome P. & Mary U. Keating Dr. Troy & Sandra Payne Sylvia R. Sundberg Paulette M. Como Dr. Robert J. & Joanne Keck Dr. Marilyn Peitso & Peder Hegland Dr. Kevin & Linda Switzer Dr. Thomas L. & Mary M. Cress Dr. James (†) & June Kelly Dr. Jamie M. & Jodi Pelzel Dr. John Teskey & Kathleen Mahon Dr. Robert (†) & Patricia Cumming Dr. Todd M. & Laura Kor Drs. Theodore A. & Jane M. Peterson Dr. Daniel J. & Julie S. Tiede Dr. Eileen H. & Brian H. Dauer Dr. Barry A. & Leslie Labine Dr. Brett A. & Jonathan Pinkerton Dr. Hilary I. & Lilyan Ufearo Dr. Amy & Eric Dearking Dr. John M. & Nancy Lacika Dr. Deborah P. & Charles G. Rasmussen Dr. Philip H. & Kay VanderStoep Drs. Beth & Kevin Donnelly Dr. Patrick M. & Debra S. Lalley Dr. Jodi K. Regan & Dean Moritz Dr. Roderick D. & Amy Vansurksum Dr. Craig M. & Jennifer Doschadis Dr. Henri P. & Patricia Lanctin Dr. Nathaniel & Valerie Reuter Dr. Timothy & Valerie Vedder Dr. Ann Dunnigan Dr. Theresa M. & John Lau Dr. William (†) & Millie Rice Dr. Thomas L. & Judith A. Wyne Drs. Robert Ang & Belen Dy Dr. Elaina Lee Drs. Brian & Susanne Rupert Dr. Charles Ehlen Dr. Danielle & Michael Leighton Dr. Thomas J. & Cheryl J.K. Satre Dr. Dahlia Elkadi Dr. Girum Lemma & Wuby Akalu Dr. Christian & Melanie Schmidt (†) Deceased Dr. Hans H. & Sharon L. Engman Dr. David R. & Gretchen Lindgren Dr. Timothy N. & Amy Schuchard Dr. Kelly B. & Neil C. Fandel Dr. Creston M. Martin Dr. Tereasa & Eric Simonson

In Memoriam La Gratitude CentraCare Health Foundation recognizes the Our annual La Gratitude celebration on Sept. 29, 2016, honored our incredible contributions of several community generous donors and recognized three donors for their dedication leaders who died this past year. These individuals and commitment to the CentraCare Health Foundation. were passionate and generous supporters of the Foundation and supported its mission through significant contributions over the years.

Dick Bernick Dan Coborn Supported community Supported comprehensive cancer wellness initiatives care at Coborn Cancer Center Lifetime Achievement Award Philanthropist of the Year 2016: Rollie & Barbara A. Anderson 2016: Tom Rosen Rollie and Barb Anderson were honored Tom Rosen was honored for making for their years of giving, service to a “transformational gift” to CentraCare Health, community CentraCare Health that will improve engagement and history of generosity. health and health care.

Mae Ellingson-Skalicky Ben Gorecki Supported child & Supported senior care at adolescent behavior the Gorecki Care Center health at Clara’s House and patient hospitality at the Gorecki Guest House

Service to the Foundation 2016: Leighton Broadcasting Jean, Al and Bob Leighton of Leighton Broadcasting were recognized for Lee Torborg their work, commitment and generosity as philanthropists as well as their Supported spiritual care through “over-the-top” service to CentraCare Health. the Lee & Mary Torborg Fund CENTRACARE.COM/2017 27 CentraCare Health Facility Locations

Albany - clinic Melrose - hospital, clinic, senior housing, long-term care Alexandria - dialysis, radiation oncology Monticello - hospital, clinic, senior housing, long-term care Becker - clinic Olivia - dialysis Belgrade - clinic Paynesville - hospital, clinic, Big Lake - clinic, dialysis senior housing, long-term care Brainerd - dialysis Princeton - dialysis Cambridge - dialysis Richmond - clinic Clearwater - clinic Sauk Centre - hospital, clinic, Cold Spring - clinic senior housing, long-term care

Collegeville - clinic Sartell - senior housing, transitional care, clinic Eagle Bend - clinic Staples - dialysis Eden Valley - clinic St. Cloud - hospital, clinic, Litchfield - dialysis dialysis, pharmacy, senior Little Falls - dialysis, housing, long-term care, outreach clinic transitional care

Long Prairie - hospital, clinic, St. Joseph - clinic senior housing, long-term care

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