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ANNUAL REPORT 2017
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The
GUIDING LIGHT
Your Anchor M I S S I O N S TAT E M E N T Maple Knoll Communities, Inc. is recognized as a growing provider of outstanding senior communities and services that allow those we serve to thrive in a stimulating and dignified environment. This will be accomplished through creativity and responsible fiscal stewardship.
V I S I O N S TAT E M E N T Maple Knoll strives to deliver the best lifestyle possible through its comprehensive options, amenities, and services. Maple Knoll strives to create the best time in life for its residents, clients and members.
“Individually we are one drop, together we are an ocean” – RYUNOSUKE SATORO
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Dear
FRIENDS&SUPPORTERS
Maple Knoll Communities experienced another outstanding Fiscal
A critical aspect of senior living is finding a secure and financially sound
year in 2017. We continued to improve and grow stronger despite
organization, particularly in times when the economy is volatile. Maple
obstacles in our path. For over 169 years, Maple Knoll Communities
Knoll Communities not only has a long history in senior care, but is
has provided a safe harbor by responding to the needs of older adults
also consistently financially strong, year after year.
through a variety of channels. Today our mission goes beyond the provision of providing excellent accommodations, services and
The hard work of the staff provided a solid foundation as we responded
programs, but also encompasses research, new technology, educational
to the needs of those living within our communities. Maple Knoll
and training programs in affiliation with the University of Cincinnati,
Communities received Deficiency Free State Surveys in both Assisted
Miami University and professional partnerships that enhance
Living and Skilled Nursing. Maple Knoll Village and The Knolls
our organization.
of Oxford both remain a Five Star Nursing Home Rated Facility by The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The Structured
Over the years commitment from our donors, volunteers, board
Interdisciplinary Bedside Rounding Program gained national
members and staff has been a key ingredient to the accomplishments
recognition with attention to detail serving as the new standard in
of this organization and this year proved no different. Fundraising
nursing care. In addition, Maple Knoll Village was recently named
goals soared past expectations as the Annual Fund reached 116% of
as a 2017 Winner of Best Workplaces in Ohio.
its goal. Capital campaigns for additional bus services, new furnishings and a health care center renovation proved successful with all projects
Management set out for success through careful planning of necessary
reaching completion during the fiscal year.
improvements, creation of services and adjustments to existing programs. To further map our course, a strategic plan was created to
Our facilities continued to be filled with accomplished residents
focus our efforts over the next several years.
who boast a wide variety of life stories and backgrounds, supported by caring and well-qualified staff, living and working in a beautiful
Maple Knoll Communities continues to be a blended mixture of past
and comfortable community. Maple Knoll Communities maintained
successes and future vision proving the tide may change but the level
100% occupancy in Independent Living at all locations this year.
of care does not. Our commitment has not only enabled us to maintain
The number of older adults recognizing the outstanding services that
our reputation for excellent services and programs, but it has put us
we provide increased as evidenced by our growing wait lists. Renovations
in a position to make an impact on future generations of older adults.
occurred at each location to enhance retirement living and services
We invite you to join us as we review the past year and share in our
expanded. While the list of opportunities grows, our budget continues
excitement over the achievement of so many goals reached through the
to force us to be keener about how and where we apply our finances.
cooperative collective efforts of our residents, staff and board members.
Sincerely,
JA M ES F O RMA L PRE S IDE N T & CE O
RON BEYM ER CHAIR MAN OF THE BOAR D OF DIRE C TORS
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HOME IS WHERE YOU DROP
Your Anchor
MAPLE KNOLL COMMUNITIES
Maple Knoll Communities continues to be the port for nearly 3,500 older adults throughout the Greater Cincinnati area and over 30,000 WMKV listeners worldwide. We are proud to boost a history of providing a quality lifestyle and being home to seniors who are served in varying levels of care. This includes the exceptional retirement communities of Maple Knoll Village and The Knolls of Oxford, Maple Knoll Outreach Services for Seniors, affordable HUD Senior Living Residences, Village Home Health & Hospice, WMKV 89.3 & 89.9 FM Radio Station, a Montessori Child Center, and the Hemsworth Wellness Center. As we map our own course, we remain dedicated to helping each person achieve, with dignity, the proper balance between independence and assistance. “We have such a friendly, welcoming community, both residents and staff! There are those who wish to remain totally independent and live out their lives at home, and that is one way to plan the future. For us and for others here, this has become home, with the added friendship, support, and safety we get from Maple Knoll and from our extended family here. Whenever we encounter troubles, we have the help we need” –JOHN ANDERSON, MAPLE KNOLL VILLAGE RESIDENT 4
“Seas”
T H E D AY AT
MAPLE KNOLL VILLAGE
“On move-in day I knew that I made the right decision. The entire staff here is very helpful, all residents are so caring & friendly, and Maple Knoll has every and all amenities that I will ever need. I love my new home!” –MARGE HOWES, MAPLE KNOLL VILLAGE RESIDENT
This year, Maple Knoll Village continued to
A variety of activities have been keeping
Maple Knoll’s Assisted Living Facility has
offer an unparalleled lifestyle with superior
residents busy with some new and exciting
received this prestigious honor. The survey is
amenities and services. Maple Knoll Village
offerings that have quickly become favorites.
conducted annually by the Ohio Department
ended the fiscal year with 100% occupancy in
Some highlights from the year include: floral
of Health and evaluates the overall quality of
Independent Living and 97% in Assisted Living
arrangements, the Ming Ke-Pipa Instrument
life and quality of care of the facility. In order
at Maple Knoll Village. A total of 61 external
program, participation in the Leading Age
to continue offering top notch care, Assisted
move-ins and 43 internal moves created a
Ohio Art Show, dance classes, nature walks,
Living merged levels of care together to provide
flutter of activity around campus. Marketing
coloring for fun, Culture Center of India
all assistance offerings at one price.
maintains a wait list of 87 individuals hoping
dance, attendance at Cincinnati Reds games,
to “dock” at Maple Knoll Village for retirement
the Piatogorsky Program, Neusole Glassworks
Food Service at Maple Knoll promoted healthy
living. These individuals have become part of
creations, attendance at Broadway shows,
dining with on campus Farmer’s Markets
Club MKV, a group of wait list individuals who
animal visits and more.
and new menu offerings at three different
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are invited to events and activities throughout
dining locations.
the year to grow accustomed to Maple Knoll
Maple Knoll Village held the second
Village prior to their move.
Grandparents
Day
Fair
in
September.
The event brought in over 650 attendees Staff set out on a course to provide improvements
and included 80 volunteers, over 25 booths
throughout the facility. Renovations occurred
with activities and games and was supported
throughout common areas, Beecher Place,
by 17 local sponsors.
Bodmann Pavilion and in individual units in Coventry Court, Westminster, Eastwood and
Maple Knoll Village’s Assisted Living, Breese
Breese Manor Assisted Living.
Manor, was deficiency free on its annual state survey. This is the second year in a row that
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Light
IN THE STORM
B O D M A N N S K I L L E D N U R S I N G PAV I L I O N
Services offered in the Bodmann Skilled Nursing Pavilion provided a
Data Compendium there are less than 10% of Skilled Nursing Facilities
light in the storm for many individuals suffering from illness or requiring
nationally that achieve this result.
long term care services this year. Maple Knoll’s team of professionals develop individual care plans based on various need levels. Services
Innovative practices, such as Structured Interdisciplinary Bedside
include long and short-term levels of care, Skilled Rehabilitation, a
Rounds (SIBR), have allowed Maple Knoll Village to reach new levels
Dementia/Memory Support Unit, Physical, Occupational and Speech
of proactive nursing care to improve communication, nursing staff
therapy, a Hospice care wing and an on-site University of Cincinnati
satisfaction and self-efficacy, resident satisfaction and improved care.
Physician Clinic.
The SIBR program has gained national attention and continues to push Maple Knoll Communities into the forefront of outstanding senior care
The outstanding care Bodmann provides was recognized with two
service providers.
prestigious honors this year. In January, Bodmann Pavilion was awarded a 5 Star Nursing Home Rating Status from the Centers for Medicare
The completion of the Clinic Capital Campaign meant that construction
and Medicaid Services. This system provides a quality rating system
could begin to renovate the existing health care center located on the
that gives each nursing home a rating based off of health inspections,
first floor of Bodmann Pavilion. This marked an exciting new era of
staffing and quality measures. Bodmann Skilled Nursing Pavilion
health care for our community thanks to the generosity of numerous
also received a deficiency free 2016 Annual State Survey. The survey
supporters. Renovations allowed for expanded exam rooms and the
evaluated the overall quality of life and care of the facility. According
integrating of an electronic charting area, accessible exam tables, a
to Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services annual Nursing Home
hospitality station, creation of handicap accessible restrooms, new training and conference spaces and more. The renovation also includes new aesthetic features throughout and was completed in August.
“Our Five Star Status is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our staff. It is an honor to have the exceptional care we provide for older adults in our community recognized with this coveted status.” –TIM MCGOWAN, VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS, MAPLE KNOLL COMMUNITIES 6
“The high-touch SIBR program maximizes the skills of the entire interdisciplinary team... We will work to ensure this best practice becomes
a new standard in skilled nursing facilities.” –KATHRYN BROD, PRESIDENT/CEO OF LEADINGAGE OHIO.
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All Aboard AT
THE KNOLLS OF OXFORD
The Knolls of Oxford spent the year expanding their wait list, services,
exhibit with two First Place Regional Awardees Rosemary Fisher for her
activities and outreach into the community. The campus saw nine new
“Rosie’s Posies” quilt in the large quilt works category and Joan Green
move-ins into Independent Living and remained at 100% occupancy.
for her “Bedazzled Ohio Quilt Star” in the Needle Arts category.
The Knolls broke ground for two more independent villas in the White Tail Run neighborhood which landed them at 108 villas. The external
In August the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum brought The Legends
waitlist has grown to 36 individuals interested in villas, including eight
Remembered Seniors Program to The Knolls residents sharing not only
for new construction, and ten for Assisted Living proving that The
tradition and history of Cincinnati Reds baseball, but also the company of
Knolls of Oxford continues to be the ideal retirement location.
Hall of Famer Ron Oester and mascot Mr. Red. Then later in the spring we had a group of residents head down to the Great American Ball park
The Knolls of Oxford Skilled Nursing was selected as a TriHealth
to cheer on the Reds.
Preferred Provider. This new partnership was created as a testament to the high level of care provided by The Knolls staff. The Knolls of Oxford
Also, this year The Knolls of Oxford held its bi-annual Grandparents Day
partnered with Maple Leaf Mobile Dentistry to bring a dentistry trailer
Fair. Grandparents at The Knolls of Oxford and in the Oxford community
to campus in order to take care of residents’ dental needs. Maple Leaf
were honored during this fun event. New this year, was a homecoming
Mobile Dentistry was founded to meet the dental needs of patients in
celebration, anyone who retired or rehabilitated at The Knolls was
nursing homes and assisted living centers across the state of Ohio and
invited back for the festivities. Miami University athletes volunteered
has the capability to do check-ups, x-rays, and extractions all within their
to help lead the carnival games; ring toss, duck pond, football toss and
mobile unit.
more. There were barrel rides and therapeutic miniature horses.
A variety of activity options at The Knolls of Oxford made residents
Other activities included art classes, art shows, comedy acts and quilt
feel as if they were on a cruise ship, not at a retirement community. The
making. The affiliation with Miami University brought Opening Minds
talented Knolls of Oxford residents participated in the Art & Writing
Through Art and continuing education courses offered through the
program sponsored by LeadingAge Ohio. Four residents pieces were
Institute in Learning in Retirement. The Knolls also partnered with the
selected to be showcased
Oxford Community to host a Mother’s Day, Mental Health Awareness
in a statewide art
classes and more.
“While Mom was at The Knolls she was watched over by special people who handled themselves with professionalism at all times. We always knew they had her best interest at the forefront of any recommendation they made.” 8
–KENNETH PETERS, FAMILY MEMBER
THE KNOLLS OF OXFORD Upon a hill or hillock they say, A thousand points of light, sparkle in the night They lead the way to travelers all. Come rest, why not sit a spell? White swans glide upon the glass, Serene, sublime, grace and ease. The streets of White Tail Run, Woodcrest Way, Creekside Lane and more, All bring kindness, gentleness and love to every door. Parapet towers rise up to say, Here neighbor loves neighbor in every way. Stop by sometime for short or long time-stay. Peaceful as a monastery if that’s your way. The Knolls of Oxford high on a hill Give shelter and care from wintry chill. Through a frosted window pane, The distant meadow sparkles so fine. Rhythmic crackling of room’s log fire, Warms my soul and my memories; alas, I never tire. Soon April’s blossoming will bring the rain, Spring time at the Knolls, like renewing your vows; To you, above all, the promise is held, Till cherry blossoms bloom in yonder field.
“My wife and I are
so happy we moved to The Knolls. The therapy I received helped me get stronger, so I can continue my active life style.”
Spring time at The Knolls is for all to behold, My soul rejoices like the red tulips so bold. Daffodils, daisies, crocus all orange, and saffron too, Bring the great news of life anew, just as foretold. Can you smell the honey blossom from nearby? Can you see the sunlight dance into your room? Can you feel the warm chase away winter’s gloom? White swans have returned to glide upon the glass. Rejoice! You found Oxford’s best treasure at last! -Written by Randy Listerman, Oxford resident and Miami University Emeriti
–JOHN AND JOAN GREEN, KNOLLS OF OXFORD RESIDENTS
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“I feel like I meet someone that
inspires me every day!”
–LAUREN LOEHNERT, MIAMI UNIVERSITY SENIOR MARKETING INTERN
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Wave of Opportunities
FORMAL UNIVERSITY A F F I L I AT I O N S
THE KNOLLS OF OXFORD AND MIAMI UNIVERSITY
The Knolls of Oxford developed the Miami University connection to a
called Bird Tales. The program uses bird models and bird cards, among
higher level, holding a variety of intergenerational events to benefit both
other materials, to foster interactions with nature and residents. The
our residents and the Miami students.
Tech Program continues to grow with popularity, Knolls residents are partnered with Miami students to gain assistance dealing with their
In November, The Miami/Knolls Affiliation presented dinner and
computer and cell phones. In return, both residents and students acquire
a show to welcome the new Miami University President, Dr. Gregory
a great relationship.
Crawford and his wife, Dr. Renate Crawford to town.
Miami
University’s oldest improv comedy group “Sketched Out” performed
The Knolls/Miami affiliation allowed for Miami’s Mindfulness
in front of a large audience.
and Contemplative Inquiry Center to provide services on campus. Speakers educated residents on different contemplative practices
The Knolls hosted Miami University’s Opening Minds Through Art
such as meditation, focused thought, time in nature, writing, arts and
(OMA) training lead by Dr. Like Lokon. OMA enables people with
contemplative movement.
dementia to assume new roles as artists and teachers while creating beautiful art work. This training program is designed for aging service
The affiliation continues to take intergenerational activity to a new
providers that care for people with dementia, to engage in an evidence-
level as an average of 300 Miami students volunteer at The Knolls per
based intergenerational art program. Along with OMA, another program
semester. This includes involvement through athletic groups, class
offered through Miami’s Scripps Gerontology Center is a program
curriculum, Greek life and individual volunteers.
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Preparing for the
S I LV E R T S U N A M I
MAPLE KNOLL VILLAGE & THE U N I V E R S I T Y O F C I N C I N N AT I
days a week during the school year. Recent
The
studies and projects have included: audiology
of Cincinnati was featured on WCPO
screenings and research projects, Smart
television’s “Living Senior Smart” program.
Walker creation, Medication Cart revamping,
The program highlighted the use of sensor
Clavinova Connections, light therapy, sensor
systems and telehealth robots to assist in the
system creations, a hybrid walker/wheelchair,
gain process. The program was recognized
lift harness modifications, resident health
as a Bronze Winner in the 38th Annual
The formal affiliation with Maple Knoll Village
interviews, move-a-thon: an employee physical
Telly Awards garnishing the collaboration
and The University of Cincinnati reached
fitness assessment, pre-diabetic screening,
national attention.
new heights as both organizations began to
home health training and safety education,
prepare for the silver tsunami of individuals
and resident health and safety education. As
As we head into the next fiscal year we are
nearing retirement age.
Increased use of
well as, 25 residents participated in a semester
already seeing growth in research studies,
Telehealth remote presence robot studies,
long national research project testing the
student involvement and new creative program
clinical engagements and innovations in
use of a remote presence telehealth robot in
developments to positively influence the
nursing, medicine, physical therapy, audiology,
independent living to address person centered
healthcare of tomorrow.
informatics and engineering students occurred
needs through face to face interactions and
throughout the Maple Knoll campus.
promote aging in place.
The Interprofessional Collaboratory Smart
The affiliation allowed for attendance at
House continues to be the perfect bridge from
multiple University of Cincinnati alumni
UC to a world of positive aging and quality of
events,
life role modeling. There continues to be a
the senior population and local publicity
growing interest in the affiliation from both
for student projects through print and
faculty and staff across the University. Students
television outlets.
are present on Maple Knoll’s campus five
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increased
advocacy
efforts
for
collaboration
with
The
University
“The UC-MKC affiliation provided me with a unique opportunity to work with end users of the technology and get a real time feedback which helped me in refining my ideas.” –AMEYA CHAMNIKAR, THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI STUDENT
“Because of the affiliation my students had their first opportunity to actually practice with an assistive device and encounter barriers. Their eyes were opened!” –JUNE OWENS, PROFESSOR WITH UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT PROGRAM
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Sea of
COMPETITION
V I L L AG E H O M E H E A LT H AND HOSPICE SERVICES
“This was the best possible care I could have asked for. The nurses, aides and therapist were all outstanding, caring and professional. THE BEST” –VILLAGE HOME HEALTH AND HOSPICE PATIENT
Village Home Health and Hospice recently
a service to achieve that goal, Village Home
of care specially tailored to meet the needs of
celebrated a full year of the joint venture
Health and Hospice implemented a Transitional
each individual patient. Village Home Health
between Maple Knoll Communities and Cedar
Care Program to ensure individuals have a
and Hospice provided Hospice Care for 137
Village. They battled a sea of competition to
safe, successful and stress-free transition
patients and the number continues to steadily
become a leader in home based health care and
back to home. The program provides patients
rise as word of our compassionate services
hospice choices as they offered comprehensive
with the knowledge needed to enable them
is transmitted across the region. A Palliative
services designed to maximize independence
to better manage their health and recovery.
Care program was created to enhance service
and honor patient choice.
They work with the patient making sure the
offerings and education to local health care
care, team of professionals and the tools that
workers continues to improve communication
Home Health Services provided a life vest
they need to continue recovery at home are
and coordination.
to those needing a hand at home by serving
in place. This will enable them to make their
511 patients during 14,426 visits.
The
own care decisions as their recovery continues.
Over 40 staff members work with patients
services offered provide for a safe and healthy
Home Health services also navigated headfirst
daily to ensure quality and consistency of care,
environment, prolonging the individual’s
into new technology by expanding the use of
as well as the comfort of familiarity between
opportunity to remain living as independently
Telehealth when treating patients.
patient and care provider. The joint venture
as possible for as long as possible.
Staff
continues to be a unique, but still challenging
acknowledged how important it is for a patient
Hospice care staff work closely with the
and exciting opportunity as we move forward
to get back home and have a great outcome. As
patient and their physician to develop a plan
into 2018.
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Transmitting
FROM LAND TO SEA WMKV 89.3 & 89.9FM
WMKV 89.3FM continues to be a steward of information as it
including the State Attorney General’s office, the FBI, Health and
boasts more than 30,000 listeners each week, including the simulcast
Human Services, Pro Seniors and more. WMKV/WLHS continues to
on WLHS 89.9FM in Butler and Warren County. Popularity has
be a lighthouse for seniors in the community by hosting a monthly hour-
cruised across the sea to now include listeners in areas such as
long ScamTalk consumer show with the Cincinnati BBB.
Germany and England via the WMKV/WLHS website. The station continues to grow through social media with an almost 21% increase
WMKV/WLHS ended the year on a successful note by adding radio
in followers.
legend Dusty Rhodes to the schedule as a Sunday evening oldies host. Notable guests this year also included legendary singer Johnny
WMKV has upgraded our free tablet and smart phone app to now allow
Mathis, journalist Charles Osgood, noted musicians Barbara Rosene,
listeners to connect even in their cars. WMKV/WLHS is also on the
Dave Powers, former Bengals’ player Mike Reid and Star Wars actor
TuneIn Radio app on all Roku streaming devices worldwide.
Anthony Daniels.
WMKV/WLHS again hosted a statewide Consumer and Medicare/
OV E R A N D O U T.
Medicaid Fraud Prevention Forum at Maple Knoll Village Auditorium. The free event featuring a packed house attended by residents, social worker professionals, and area listeners, was recorded for broadcast and featured discussion with experts from state and local organizations
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Steady Hand
IN ROUGH SEAS
MAPLE KNOLL OUTREACH SERVICES FOR SENIORS
Maple Knoll Outreach Services for Seniors staff and volunteers set forth to provide services to over 500 older adults throughout 17 communities this past fiscal year. Meals On Wheels offered through Maple Knoll Outreach Services for Seniors provided more than just a nutritious meal. The program addressed issues ranging from senior isolation to a variety of nutrition programs that help clients manage chronic health issues. The meals are delivered to the client’s door with the help of staff and 80 trained
“I love it! I can’t get out to the grocery store and these meals are balanced and good. The people that deliver are very friendly and helpful. Especially when the bad weather looms, I know I can count on my meals on wheels staff” –SUZANNE VAUGHAN, LOVELAND, MEALS ON WHEELS CLIENT
volunteers, who are often the only people our clients see on a daily basis. Together these individuals delivered 69,000 meals to over 300 older adults. In addition, the program has allowed for over 2,400 pounds of dog food as well as various cleaning supplies to be delivered to help care for client’s furry friends. Mobility and accessibility are essential for independent living, and transportation is the link that allows access to needed services and activities. Transportation plays a vital role in the lives of older adults in our community and no single solution can meet all the mobility needs of these individuals– rather, a variety of services and systems are necessary to do so effectively. Maple Knoll Outreach Services for Seniors played an important part in the independence of over 200 older adults by driving over 49,000 miles to provide 6,500 trips this past fiscal year. Not stopping there, additional services were offered to help older adults stay afloat during their time of need. These included the offering of a Healthy U workshop to better self-manage chronic diseases, facilitating of high school student social service projects to provide lawn beautification to immobile seniors and lastly the revamping of a Friendly Caller Program. The program now includes 60 participants and provides a lifeline to homebound seniors. These services are providing an opportunity for older adults to be active and safe, which not only enriches their quality of life, but also improves health and increases longevity.
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Strength of
AN ANCHOR HEMSWORTH WELLNESS CENTER
Small Fish
IN THE SEA
THE MAPLE KNOLL MONTESSORI CHILD CENTER
The children of the Maple Knoll Child Center
and Assisted Living but also Skilled Nursing
Once again, inspections from the Ohio
were able to get a lay of the land this year and
where residents and students worked together
Department of Job and Family Services
have the opportunity to interact with residents
with the Montessori materials. On numerous
continue to be excellent culminating in
in programs structured to promote inclusiveness
occasions, the children became the teacher and
outcomes that are 100% in compliance.
and collaboration across generations.
patiently worked with the residents, giving them ‘presentations’ on the materials. In addition,
The Maple Knoll Child Center continues to
The Grand-friends, as the children call
two dedicated resident volunteers continue to
connect, create and guide a multigenerational
them, participate in daily interactions which
volunteer on a regular basis at The Child Center.
community of students and residents as they
foster reciprocal learning between different
head into their 40th year in existence.
generations. The Grand-friends read to the
Awareness of the Child Center increased this year
students, participate in gardening, singing,
and staff saw enrollment jump to 21 students.
crafts, learning carpentry, parachute games,
Students dipped their toes into the fundraising
Circle Painting, guided drawings, art creations,
waters by creating art work to sell to raise money
puzzles, balloon toss, photo shoots, and more.
for the Annual Fund and selling popcorn to raise
This included not only residents in Independent
money for the Maple Knoll Auxiliary.
The Hemsworth Wellness Center at Maple
The state-of-the-art aquatic and fitness center
The addition of the Cyber Cycle, donated by the
Knoll Village makes it easy to stay ship-
is filled with the equipment needed to provide
family of Harrison West, allows for 40 different
shape, active, moving and even busy through
the 450 members with a solid workout, keeping
virtual roads to traverse, games to play as you
a variety of wellness options and senior
their bodies strong and healthy. From water
ride, competitions to join with other seniors
programs. The facility promotes physical and
aerobics to yoga classes to the latest cardio
nationwide and so much more! CyberCycling
emotional wellness by creating a low stress
machines, members continued to pick up speed
has been proven to delay cognitive decline, even
environment, providing equipment, classes and
and sail forward through 2,500 visits this past
more so than traditional exercise, due to its
instruction that is “inclusive” and adaptable
fiscal year.
interactive features.
to the residents of Maple Knoll, as well as the
Members of the Wellness Center had access to
Social interaction is also extremely important to
members from the surrounding communities,
28 classes each week. This included Tai Chi,
the Hemsworth Wellness Center. In addition
providing instruction, customized workouts
Yoga, Chair Yoga, Ai chi and quiet Meditation,
to the facilitated group exercise programs listed
and availability for inquiries and assistance.
SilverSneakers, several levels of Aquatic
above, popularity has grown in nontraditional
Exercise classes, including Aqua Zumba®, and
exercise ventures such as weekly Ping Pong
Aqua Cycling.
competitions and Water Volleyball.
“They are nice and I like it when they visit and read and play with me. I like playing puzzles with our grandfriends of the third floor. It makes me happy!” –AXEL, 5 YEAR OLD CHILD CENTER STUDENT
to various abilities. The qualified staff caters
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We Know
ship and move to our facility. Mt. View Terrace received satisfactory scores during a Management Occupancy Review conducted by HUD
THE ROPES
in August 2016. Renovations occurred at the Corbly Trace facility in February which included new paint, carpet, artwork and furniture to create a more
H U D O P E R AT I O N S
modern appearance for the lobby and community rooms. Both Corbly Trace and Mount View Terrace have received outdoor improvements that have included parking lot seal coating and updated LED lighting
Maple Knoll Communities continued to provide management and care for
providing enhanced security and peace of mind.
over 107 residents at the Senior HUD Housing facilities Mt. View Terrace and Corbly Trace this past fiscal year. Occupancy remains at 100% and
In an effort to provide an outstanding experience for residents, staff
interested applicants continue to flood our phone lines hoping to jump
have added additional resident appreciate events and increased
Keeping the
S H I P A F LOAT
VOLUNTEERS AND THE MAPLE LEAF AUXILIARY
From visiting with pets to helping residents get to
Montessori Child Center, Reading, Musicians,
Funds continue to be raised through the ReRun
various activities, our volunteers selflessly give of
taking photos and special events to name a few.
Shop and popular events such as the Holiday
their time and talents to enhance the quality of life
Bazaar and the Books and More Sale.
for Maple Knoll Communities residents. Over
The Maple Leaf Auxiliary, which is the Maple
262 volunteers have provided over 4,801 hours
Knoll Village Volunteer Club, has 100 members
Our Ambassador program continues to excel as
to enhance the lives of our residents through
and gave over $54,400.00 in gifts to Maple Knoll
residents assist the marketing, public relations
Pet Visits, Friendly Visitors, Activity Assistants,
Village. These include contributions towards the
and development departments in various
Activity Leaders, Floral arranging, Weaving
Clinic Renovation, Pergola on the Green and
activities and events.
instruction, Club Leaders,
memorials to the Future Care Fund.
residents log a total of 1,346 volunteer hours.
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service coordination assistance which has improved resident satisfaction. Efforts include holiday parties, summer grill outs, weekly game competitions and monthly in-services. These programs feature various human services agencies that provide information to keep our seniors up to date on current events that affect their care. Maple Knoll Village continues to assist in the renovation of the Meadows which is located on the 54 acre campus. Renovations will occur on 150 one-bedroom apartments, a communal dining room, a spacious living room, a parlor, craft rooms and additional common space.
Navigating
T H E S TA R S
are now certified in HealthRHYTHMS and hold six Spirit Drumming HealthRythmns groups at Maple Knoll and The Knolls. This includes three groups that meet bi-weekly in Skilled Nursing and weekly in Assisted Living. On a deeper level, it builds bridges while fostering and nurturing, support, camaraderie, self-respect and respect for others. Research
SPIRITUAL CARE
has shown the results can include: increase in natural killer cell activity, reduction in stress and burnout rates, improvement in mood states, enhanced creativity and bonding.
This year the Spiritual Care department served as a spiritual beacon with group gatherings of residents, families and staff for healing and growth
Clavinova Connection groups continue to expand into Independent Living,
at both Maple Knoll Village and The Knolls of Oxford. Maple Knoll
Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing. This year, Clavinova Connections
Communities Chaplains understand the unique issues facing seniors and
reached a new level as researchers from The University of Cincinnati began
are committed to serving them through compassionate care and ongoing
to study its impact on individuals with hearing loss.
programming such as worship opportunities, Bible study, fellowship, personal visitation, and participation in the residents’ plan of care. In
Recognizing the importance of a group influence has led The Maple Knoll
addition, gathering together for special events such as garden worship
Communities Spiritual Care Department out into the larger community
experiences, Christmas Eve communion service, seasonal memorial
as we are now represented on the University of Cincinnati West Chester
services, the annual All Souls memorial service, Veteran’s Day celebrations
Medical Center’s Spiritual Care Council as a member who advocates for
or one of many Holy Week gatherings have created a community anchored
the needs of older adults in the Greater Cincinnati Metro area.
in faith. Popularity has grown in musical programs that allow for expression and
“Hope anchors the soul”
communication in worship. Both Maple Knoll Communities Chaplains
-HEBREWS 6:19
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“I love working for Maple Knoll because I work with kind people, be it employee or resident, and I know that if I do my best I am taken care of.” –MARY JOHNSON, MAPLE KNOLL VILLAGE
THE MAPLE KNOLL COMMUNITIES
Crew
MAINTENANCE TEAM
“It is very rewarding and satisfying. The residents make it all worthwhile.” –REGAN ABERNATHY, THE KNOLLS OF OXFORD HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR
“What has impressed me most about Maple Knoll is that all the employees I come in contact with— regardless of job titles— go out of their way to be helpful, and they always do it with a
E M P LOY E E S
smile. This is genuinely a pleasant place to live!” –JEAN HALEY, MAPLE KNOLL VILLAGE RESIDENT
Maple Knoll Communities 685 employees spent the year with
the lives of older adults in our communities. Nominations are
all hands on deck proving that they see their positions as more
submitted by residents, clients, family members or fellow staff
of a calling than a job, providing unrivaled service, compassion
members from each community to a nomination committee
and care.
for review.
Employees continued to give back to Maple Knoll Communities
Those acknowledged were: Briana Bennie, Essie Booker, Doug
by donating an outstanding $27,534 to the Maple Knoll
Goddard, Judy Jenkins, Heather Martin, Rachel McCarnan,
Communities Future Care Fund, helping the older adults
Tabby Meehan, Phil Price, Jesse Trammell and Diane Turney.
they serve. Their dedication and commitment was honored throughout the year with National Nursing Home Week festivities, Holiday parties and a special red carpet themed breakfast celebrating a 5 star rating from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. This year LeadingAge Ohio recognized 10 employees from Maple Knoll Village and The Knolls of Oxford with the LeadingAge Stars Award. The award honors non-management employees who excel beyond their required duties to improve
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Employee
HALL OF HONOR
DEBORAH BROOKS
JANET MOOAR
JANIE WIESMAN
LAURA LACY
E X P E R T S AT K N OW I N G T H E R O P E S This year four employees were inducted into the Employee Hall of Honor for their dedication and service to Maple Knoll Communities for fifteen years.
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ALL SHIPS NEED
Captains MAPLE KNOLL COMMUNITIES LEADERSHIP
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The
CA P TA I N S
Maple Knoll Communities’ leadership team spent the year taking the helm, serving as our captains, navigating our path in the right direction. Their expertise in the management and expansion of existing programs and creation of new opportunities will allow Maple Knoll to secure ongoing financial viability. Maple Knoll Communities also saw the addition of three new members to the Board of Directors and the formation of a Board Media Relations Committee to further promote a positive public perception of Maple Knoll Communities.
As a community we are indebted to these
visionaries who invest not only their time and energy but also their passion for making decisions that will positively impact those we serve.
“A leader is one who is the
anchor
in the midst of life’s storm” -AUSTIN HARRISON
“I feel that our management and board have respect for me as an employee as well as an individual. I believe my coworkers also have respect for one another as we develop relationships among departments. I feel that there is a respectful bond as we work with our Residents, who they are, where they are in their process as well as our Residents respect us for what we do, how we respond to their needs. All in all we are a family held together by love and respect for one another. That’s why I love working here at Maple Knoll.” -BECKY HAYES-HECKMAN, MAPLE KNOLL EMPLOYEE
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Board
OF DIRECTORS
RONALD BEYMER CHAIRMAN
M A R I LY N H O S K I N S SECOND VICE CHAIRMAN
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JOHN BLOOMSTROM FIRST VICE CHAIRMAN
DAV I D Z U I D E M A CORPORATE SECRETARY
KURT MARTY TREASURER
ADMINISTRATION: Jim Formal
President and Chief Executive Officer
Tim McGowan TA M I LY N BAKAS
Executive Vice President of Operations
PAT BENNETT
Jim Stahl
Vice President of Finance/ Chief Financial Officer
Beth Thress
Vice President of Human Resources
Andy Craig
Vice President of Technical Services
THOMAS DEWEY
JAMES KING
Megan Ulrich
Vice President of Communications, Marketing & Development
Ross Farnsworth Administrator, The Knolls of Oxford
Shirl Miller
Executive Assistant
STEVE KOMRSKA
SUSAN LANG
MAPLE KNOLL COMMUNITIES STAFF: Steven Copeland
Director, Spiritual Care & Ethics Services
RICHARD NORMAN
WMKV 89.3 & 89.9 FM Station Director
THE KNOLLS OF OXFORD STAFF: Terri Abernathy
Director, Environmental Services
Stacey Brekke
Director, Knolls of Oxford Communications
Duany De La Cruz Manager, Therapy Director, Nursing
Suzanne House
Director, AL and SNF Activities
Scarllett Kilgore
Director, Program Services
Laura Lacy
Director, Marketing & Development
Kelley Needham Executive Assistant
Tara Pitts
Director, IL Social Activities
Michael Williams
Director, Food Service
Julie Cox
Shelley Acus
Linton Sharpnack
Director, Nursing
Joe Volker
Director, Environmental Services
Meri Fox
Director, Child Center
Mary Kammer
Director, Volunteer Resources
Paul Harville
Rene Marois
Director, Marketing
JODI SOBOTKA
George Zahn
COMMUNITY SERVICES STAFF:
John Ammerman
FRED ROBBINS
Director, Food Services
MAPLE KNOLL VILLAGE STAFF: Assistant Administrator
LY N N LARSON
Jeffery Jones
Controller
Executive Director, Village Home Health and Hospice
Joshua Howard
Director, Maple Knoll Outreach Senior Services and HUD Operations
Elizabeth Lilley
Director of Home Health, Village Home Health and Hospice
Laurie Westermeyer Director, Assisted Living/ Village Care
Deborah Herrera Hemsworth Wellness Center Manager
WOODROW UIBLE
DAV I D WALLACE
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REMAINING
Anchored
MAPLE KNOLL COMMUNITIES FINANCIALS
The sustainability of our community is tied directly to our ability
improvements and investments throughout the year have allowed
to maintain financial strength. While we offer the highest level of
Maple Knoll Communities to remain fiscally responsibly while
care and services, we do so by providing the highest value to our
still excelling as a leader in our industry.
residents by controlling expenses. Careful review of necessary
T H E S TAT S Individuals Impacted by Maple Knoll Communities in Fiscal Year 2016/2017
569 Independent Living Residents
140 Assisted Living Residents
904 Maple Knoll Outreach Services for Seniors Clients
450 Wellness Center Members
576 Skilled Nursing Patients
30,000 WMKV Listeners/Members
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648 Village Home Health and Hospice Patients
107 Senior HUD Housing Residents
21 Child Center Students
TOTAL: 33,415
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE FISCAL YEARS ENDED JUNE 30 BALANCE SHEET
ASSETS
C O N D E N S E D S TAT E M E N T OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES REVENUE
2017
2016
$2,142,000
$2,949,000
Accounts receivables
1,504,000
1,710,000
Other current assets
1,995,000
1,758,000
Investments designated by board of directors
16,330,000
15,558,000
Investments whose use is limited or restricted
14,455,000
14,349,000
TOTAL REVENUES
Property and equipment (net)
85,110,000
86,625,000
EXPENSES
3,173,000
3,342,000
$124,709,000
$126,291,000
Operating cash
Other long term assets TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES
2017
2016
$10,413,000
$10,773,000
Long term unamortized & refundable entrance fees
30,209,000
31,251,000
Long term debt and capital lease obligations
61,522,000
62,788,000
1,657,000
2,468,000
AND NET ASSETS Current liabilities
Other liabilities NET ASSETS Unrestricted
9,517,000
7,684,000
Temporarily and permanently restricted
11,391,000
11,327,000
TOTAL NET ASSETS
20,908,000
19,011,000
$124,709,000
$126,291,000
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
2017
2016
$35,027,000
$34,213,000
4,245,000
3,559,000
536,000
2,226,000
3,936,000
2,618,000
43,744,000
42,616,000
2017
2016
$20,725,000
$22,089,000
10,810,000
10,730,000
Interest expense
3,894,000
3,950,000
Administration
4,102,000
3,910,000
39,531,000
40,679,000
OPERATING INCOME
4,213,000
1,937,000
Depreciation and amortization
5,897,000
6,052,000
Realized and unrealized gains on investments
415,000
56,000
Interest and dividend income
980,000
984,000
Gain/(Loss) on disposal of assets
954,000
(869,000)
Change in fair value of interest rate swaps
720,000
28,000
Other non-operating losses
(166,000)
(50,000)
TOTAL OTHER INCOME
2,903,000
249,000
EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES
1,219,000
($3,966,000)
30,000
106,000
584,000
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CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
$1,833,000
($3,860,000)
Net entrance fees received – Net of refunds paid
$3,697,000
$6,835,000
Net service revenue Amortized and forfeited entrance fees Community services Contributions and other services
Salary, wages, benefits and payroll taxes Supplies and expenses
TOTAL EXPENSES
OTHER INCOME/(LOSS)
Capital Contributions Net assets released from restrictions - Capital
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The Maple Knoll Communities Fund Development Program sailed past expectations when the corporate annual fund drive ended on June 30. Maple Knoll Communities Board
L E T YO U R DREAMS
Set Sail
Member Fred Robbins was recruited to serve as Chairman of the Annual Fund Campaign. With a theme of “Be the Spark”, this year’s goal was an impressive $1.5 million. This theme acknowledged Maple Knoll Communities’ long history of caring for older adults and asked our over 30 volunteers and thousands of supporters to “be the spark” for the Corporate Annual Fund. Donors unleashed their spark and surpassed this goal with $1,735,815 in contributions. These gifts were received from 1,899 donors who invested in excellence for the older adults we serve. Fundraising efforts allowed for two large improvements on the Maple Knoll Communities campus. The Maple Knoll Village Big Bus arrived on campus after $342,097 in funds were raised for its purchase. Staff successfully wrapped up The Gregg Warshaw M.D.
MAPLE KNOLL COMMUNITIES DONORS
Health Center Capital Campaign with a total of $750,000 in gifts. Construction on the Health Center began in April and was completed in August. Moving forward, The Knolls of Oxford formed its own fund development committee to have a more local presence on their campus. The committee includes Director of Development Laura Lacy, residents and Oxford community members. They have already identified three capital projects for the upcoming year. Maple Knoll Communities remains deeply grateful to those who made the decision to include our organization in their will or estate plan. Five new individuals were welcomed into the Living Legacy Society which acknowledges estate gifts and outright gifts of $50,000 or more. These individuals are: Mary Jane Fuller, Mary M. Besanceney, Robert White and Kit and John Reller. Their thoughtfulness today provides for Maple Knoll’s tomorrow. UNCOMPENSATED EXPENSES Benevolent Care
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RESIDENTS
CORPORATE
FAMILY MEMBERS
EMPLOYEES
BOARD & EMERITI
SUPPORT SERVICES
2017 $542,000
Cost of healthcare in excess of reimbursements
$4,064,000
TOTAL
$4,606,000
DID YOU KNOW?
Generosity
Did you know that you can make contributions to Maple Knoll Communities online? Visit us at www.mkcommunities.org!
Below you will find a list of our generous supporters who have gifted security and peace of mind by bridging the gap and providing financial assistance to those in need.
CA P I TA L F U N D Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + ) Anonymous (1) Mr. John B. Hughes Mr. William Ostrander Robert and Christine Steinmann Family Foundation (The)
Circle of Gold - ($1,000.00 + )
Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Gaudin
Mrs. Louise Burg
Mrs. Willa Grey Hammond
Dr. Susan S. Davis
Mrs. Anna W. Harlan
Mr. Vernon E. Denny
Mr. John B. Hughes
Naaz A. Hussain, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Kieviet
Mrs. Betsy Russell
Mrs. Catherine B. Korra
Mr. Woodrow H. Uible
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kremzar
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + )
CHAPEL MEMORIAL FUND
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eling
Circle of Gold - ($1,000.00 + )
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Green
Mrs. Shirley J. Brown
Ms. Clare Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Stowe
Drs. Nancy and Nicholas Robert
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + )
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf
Rev. Steven Copeland Ms. Cecelia Donovan
Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Warshaw
Mr. Gregg T. Kennedy
THE RICHARD N E U BAU E R , M . D. AND JOHN B. HUGHES HOSPICE CENTER
Mrs. Leslie Kramig
Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + )
Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Green Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hartley
Mrs. Betsy Russell Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Theile Chaplain Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin
C L I N I C R E N OVAT I O N F U N D Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bloomstrom, Sr. Mrs. Mary Jane Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hirschfeld Mr. Leslie W. Steele Thomas J. Emery Memorial Traditions Building & Development Group, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. John A. MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nicholas Mr. William Ostrander Mrs. Elaine A. Pietch Robert and Christine Steinmann Family Foundation (The) Mr. Charles Schroeder Mrs. Joyce Seymour Skilled Care Pharmacy, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Timperman Mrs. Nancy West Mr. Emmet T. White Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. Worthen
Mr. John B. Hughes
M A P L E K N O L L V I L L AG E F U T U R E CA R E F U N D
Circle of
Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 +) Anonymous (3) Mrs. Louise Burg Mrs. Joan Carlin Mrs. Michelle Eckart Mr. James M. Formal Mrs. Mary Jane Fuller
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Gold - ($1,000.00 + )
Mr. Fred J. Robbins
Ms. Jazmine Bell
AAA Cincinnati
Mrs. Jolene Sobotka
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Bennett
Mrs. Dorothy A. Allen
Mr. Jim Stahl
Mrs. Mary M. Besanceney
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ames
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Stanforth
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Blankenhorn
Anderson Automatic Heating and Cooling
Sterling Research Group
Mr. and Mrs. Jim O. Blanton
Company
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Stowe
Bluebird Bakery
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Anderson
Mr. Woodrow H. Uible
Ms. Eileen Bonekamp
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Beymer
Ms. Dorothy Vice
Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Boss
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bloomstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. John Bower
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bloomstrom, Sr.
Mr. Emmet White, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brewer
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Busby
Ms. Marilyn Wray
Mrs. Norma Briner
Ms. Judyth Cordes
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Zuidema
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Brown
Miss Mary G. Davis Miss Margaret Fanella Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields Mr. Joseph N. Green Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grossoehme Mrs. Betty Hans Mr. James Hartman Ms. Grace Harvie Mr. Clyde B. Kitchens Mrs. Lynn Larson Mr. Arthur M. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Marty Mr. and Mrs. Jim Matchett Mr. Timothy McGowan Medical Mutual Mrs. Ann Mootz Mr. Blake W. Ogden
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + ) Anonymous (5) Ms. Shelley B. Acus Mr. and Mrs. David P. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Phil Altieri Mr. and Mrs. Don Alverson Mr. and Mrs. John Ammerman Applesiders of Cincinnati, Inc. Ms. Carole J. Arend Mrs. Zoe W. Ashley Mr. and Mrs. George Babak Mr. and Mrs. William Baker Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Bardon Mr. Norman A. Bates Ms. Nancy Beisswenger Mr. Mark L. Belfeld
Ms. Nancy Brown Mrs. Rosemarie Broxon Mr. Jeff Bruggeman and Mrs. Jeanne Bruggeman Mr. & Mrs. William Bryan Mr. Michael Bucher Ms. Lori Burgess Ms. Eleanor Cautley and Mr. Daniel Cautley Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Chapman Ms. Evelyn Chidester Ms. Nancy Coletta Ms. Catherine Connell Mr. Paul Conrad Mrs. Nancy D. Cooley Rev. Steven Copeland Mrs. Julie Cox Mr. Andy Craig Mrs. Jeanne M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davis Mrs. Marilyn Demmler Mrs. Rose Denman Mrs. Barbara DeSalvo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey Miss Rosella Doepker Mr. Bob Douglas Mrs. Caryl Druley Mr. & Mrs. Don Dufek
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Duke Energy Foundation
Mr. Roger W. Honebrink
Ms. Barbara Mecklenborg
Mrs. Dolores Eaton
Ms. Mary Honebrink
Ms. C. F. Micheli
Mrs. Judy Ebbeler
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Honkomp
Mrs. Shirl Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisentrout
Mrs. Marilyn Hoskins
Ms. Ivy Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eling
Mr. Daniel Hotel
Ms. Brenda Moore
Ms. Fern Engelbrecht
Mr. Forrest W. Huff
Mrs. Theresa C. Moore
Mr. Richard B. Engelman
Ms. Ann Huffman
Mowry, Marty & Bain Consulting, LLC
Mr. Ross A. Farnsworth
Mrs. K. Sandy Jackisch
Mr. James O. Muchmore
Mr. Daniel Fast
Mrs. Mary Jacqmin
Ms. Margaret H. Mullane
Mr. and Mrs. John Fay
Ms. Jane Janzen
Mr. Jack A. Murdock
Mrs. Marguerite Feibelman
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jennrich
Ms. Carole Murphy
Mrs. Beatrice M. Flaker
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jewett
Mrs. Barbara Nellis
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Flowers
Mrs. Marilyn P. Johnston
Dr. Sharon Nicholas
Ms. Meri Fox
Mrs. Bertha L. Jones
Ms. Margaret A. Oakes
Mr. Robert Fregolle
Mr. Jeffery Jones
Ms. Vera Owens
Mrs. Patricia A. Frey
Miss Mary E. Kammer
Mr. and Mrs. Len L. Paulini
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Funke
Ms. Emily A. Kapp
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Pechiney
Mrs. Dorothy Galvin
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kearney
Mrs. Karen Pendleton
GE Foundation
Ms. Judy Kerlin
Mr. Stephen Perrin
Ms. Kathleen Gehringer
Mr. George D. Kiley
Miss Mary Lou Piepmeier
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Gilman
Mrs. Sallie A. Killian
Judge W. Michel Pierson
Ms. Margie Haines Glenview Trust Company
Dr. M. Henry King, III
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery P. Pietch
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guzi
Mrs. Aimee R. Knowlton
Mr. Mark Plunkett
Mrs. Helen Haberstroh
Miss Burnetta C. Koenig
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Haley
Mrs. Roberta Kollstedt
Ms. Mary Alice Prazynski
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hamant
Kroger Company Foundation
Ms. Bunnie Prost
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hamilton
Ms. Mary Lou Kronke
Mr. James A. Ramsey
Mr. David B. Hamilton
Dr. Susan Lang
Mr. Gerald D. Rape
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hazen
Mrs. Mildred E. Lenox
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rasche
Mr. & Mrs. John Hele
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Linkenhoker
Mrs. Betsy Ratterman
Mr. Bill Helferich
Mr. and Mrs. John Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Remington
Ms. Nancy Hendricks
Mrs. Wilma Mandler
Mr. and Mrs. John Rengering
Ms. Deborah M. Herrera
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Manno
Ms. Mary M. Rhodes
Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Heusinkveld
Maple Leaf Auxiliary
Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson
Mrs. Dolores H. Hileman
Mr. Rene Marois
Mrs. Lydia Rittinger
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hirschfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Marty
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rodencal
Mr. James W. Hoeh, Jr.
Mrs. Jean Maxfield
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Roediger
Mr. Burton E. Holthus
Mrs. Eleanor McCombe
Mrs. Penny A. Rolfsen
Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Holthus
Mrs. Susan N. McCormick
Mrs. Inge Roll
Home Instead
Ms. Debbie McCreanor
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sarber
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saxon
Mr. and Mrs. Gary N. Warnke
BUS FUND
Mrs. Ida L. Scherer
Mr. Edward Weber
Mrs. Velma E. Schuster
Ms. Jolene S. Weiskittel
Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + )
Mr. & Mrs. William Seay
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Westendorf
Ms. Susan J. Shipley
Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Willey
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Sims
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf
Ms. Connie Smiley
Mrs. Dorothy Yauch
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Smith
Mrs. Pauli S. Young
Society of the Transfiguration
Mrs. Michelle Zeis
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Solsman
Mr. John D. Zimmerman
Mrs. Marilyn Spreen
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Zimmerman
Springdale Church of the Nazarene
Mr. Leslie W. Steele
T H E K N O L L S O F OX F O R D F U T U R E CA R E F U N D Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + ) Ms. Judith de Luce Mr. John Reller
Circle of Gold - ($1,000.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Davis
Mrs. Amy Straus
MKV GOOD S A M A R I TA N F U N D
Mr. Bob Suddendorf
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + )
Mr. & Mrs. Don Kelly
Dr. Barbara Voelkel
Mrs. Lynette Leichman
Mrs. Alice M. Stadler
Sweet Home Cincinnati Ms. Cynthia Tabar Mrs. Nancy Thaler Mrs. Marlene Theile Carl G. Thompson, M.D. Mrs. Beth Thress Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Toerner
O U T R E AC H S E RV I C E S Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + ) Deeks Trust
Anonymous (2)
Mrs. Shirley J. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Volz Ms. Patti Wade Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wagner Mrs. Carol E. Ward
Ms. Mariam Zabel
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + )
Mrs. Megan Ulrich
Mr. Joseph Volker
Stateline Medical Equipment
Anonymous (1)
Circle of Gold - ($1,000.00 + )
Mrs. Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Green
Mrs. Joy Russell
Ms. Nancy Tricase Mr. & Mrs. William Urban
Ms. Eileen Goode
Mrs. Terri Abernathy Ms. Alice Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Don Auble
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + )
Ms. Mary Bachmann
Mrs. Caroline H. Davidson
Mr. George Beverley
Mr. Ray Hils
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers
Mrs. Marilyn Hoskins
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Brower
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Chabot
Kiwanis Greenhills-Forest Park
Ms. Sue Clark
Ms. Connie Reinhardt
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Collins
Mrs. Penny A. Rolfsen
Ms. Jenny Davis
Ms. Judy Seibel
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davis Ms. Duany R. De La Cruz Mr. and Mrs. W. Hardy Eshbaugh
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Mrs. Veda Etheridge
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Poccia
Mr. Ross A. Farnsworth
Mrs. Sandra Pont
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. William Pulley
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fisher
Mr. Donald Retzsch
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frisina
Mrs. Penny A. Rolfsen
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gerber
Skilled Care Pharmacy, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Goggin
Mr. and Mrs. George Speck
Ms. JoAnne S. Hagerman
Mr. Bernie Study
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hanscom
Mrs. Virginia Summers
Mrs. Peggy Harrington
Tuesday Bridge Club
Mr. Jim Herd and Ms. Pat Lohmann
Ms. Sally Wasser
Mr. Richard W. Hesse
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wespiser
Mrs. Louise Hofstadter
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Wiley
Mr. Fred B. Holl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams
V I L L AG E H O M E H E A LT H & H O S P I C E
Ms. Suzanne House
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Williams
Mr. Donald Jespersen
Ms. Betty Wills
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + )
Mr. Brian Johnson
Mrs. Carol Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Kamke
Mrs. Shirley A. Younts
Ms. Mary Keebler
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Brown Ms. Lori Burgess Ms. Tricia Cefalu-Cross Mr. Andy Craig
Ms. Margaret E. Kindler
T H E K N O L L S O F OX F O R D G O O D S A M A R I TA N F U N D
Kroger Company Foundation
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + )
Mrs. Christel Easton
Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Leslie
Ms. Barbara Elk
Mrs. Scarllett L. Kilgore
Ms. Laura Lacy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lippmann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lytle Ms. Mary Makley Ms. Susan Maxfield
Mr. Vernon E. Denny Ms. Linda Dorman
Mr. Herbert M. Georgenson
T H E K N O L L S O F OX F O R D GA R D E N F U N D
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jewett
Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + )
Mr. Mark P. Leyman
Mr. Justin C. Lewis
Mr. John Reller
Ms. Elizabeth A. Lilley
Mrs. Virginia H. Miller
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + )
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mucha
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fink
Ms. Jen Madison
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fisher
Ms. Rebecca Lynn Parrigin
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Green
Mrs. Winifred Pearson
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hanscom
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Piano
Mrs. Joy Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Medlock
Mrs. Tara Pitts
Ms. Nita Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schumacher Ms. Kelly Szekeresh-Lankford Dr. Barbara Voelkel Ms. Sheila R. Weinel
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Home Instead J.N. Linrose Manufacturing, LLC Kroger Company Foundation Ober-Kaler-Grimes & Shriver Foundation Market Place Printing Matandy Mowry, Marty & Bain Consulting, LLC Peter Gregory Florist Society of the Transfiguration Successful Products Sweet Home Cincinnati Therapy Support, Inc. UC West Chester Hospital US Bank
H E M S WO RT H WELLNESS CENTER Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + ) Mrs. Nancy West
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + ) Anonymous (1)
V I S I O N O F CA R I N G C O R P O R AT E CA M PA I G N
Circle of Gold - ($1,000.00 + )
Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + )
Company
AAA Cincinnati Bahmann Foundation Custom Design Benefits, Inc. Deeks Trust GNO Construction Huntington Bank - Commercial Banking McKesson Medical OneSource Employee Management Robert and Christine Steinmann Family Foundation (The) Robert E. White Trust Skilled Care Pharmacy, Inc. Traditions Building & Development Group, Inc.
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Anderson Automatic Heating and Cooling Dr. Susan S. Davis GE Foundation Medical Mutual Millennium Business Systems Stateline Medical Equipment Sterling Research Group Vorhis & Ryan Funeral Home, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John Bower Mr. and Mrs. James Golan Ms. Nancy Hendricks Miss Mary E. Kammer Dr. and Mrs. John A. MacLeod Ms. Susan J. Shipley Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Sims Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Stowe Mr. Edward Weber Mrs. Pauli S. Young
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + ) Benevity Community Impact Fund (The)
WMKV
Bluebird Bakery
Circle of Life - ($2,000.00 + )
Cinfed Credit Union Dinsmore & Shohl Duke Energy Foundation Graydon Head
Anonymous (1) Bahmann Foundation Brown Advisory Custom Design Benefits, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Diss, II Ms. Pamela Drake Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fobiano Mr. Lewis G. Gatch Huntington Bank - Commercial Banking Robert Ingberg Miss Mary E. Kammer McKesson Medical OneSource Employee Management Spring Grove Family of Firms
Circle of Gold - ($1,000.00 + )
“I come to work every day for the residents. At this point in my life and career
I care for them like family members.
I look forward to seeing and interacting with each person. I love hearing their stories and catching up on what has been happening in their life. I am truly blessed to get to be a part of their lives as well someone they turn to for help. I also greatly enjoy working with the staff here at The Knolls, some of them are also like my family. We all have the same goal at the end of the day- to do as much as we can to make life better for the residents, I am proud to be part of a team like that.” -ROBIN RHODUS, KNOLLS OF OXFORD EMPLOYEE
Anonymous (1) AAA Cincinnati Ms. Heather Rae Byer Mr. Richard E. Cocks Phyllis Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deuser GE Foundation Mrs. Pauline Goddard Ms. Diana C. Hargrave Ms. Carol Hubbard Robert Huhn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Luther Mrs. Pauline Lutmer Kenneth G. Mandel Mr. J Cromer Mashburn Millennium Business Systems Mr. C. B. Minturn Mr. William Ostrander Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schum Karen Shinkle Mr. Jack Sneller Judy Stewart The Community Foundation of West Chester/ Liberty Twp Vorhis Funeral Home, Inc. Mrs. Lisa Walsh Mr. Charles Webb Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Wilkins
Circle of Silver - ($100.00 + ) Anonymous (4) Ms. Erlene Abshire Ms. Lois Acus Ms. Jackie L. Adams Mr. Dave Allen Ms. Romola Allen Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allen Carolyn Allgeyer Ms. Robyn Allgeyer Mrs. Kathleen M. Almand Mr. and Mrs. John A. Anderson Mr. Suresh Anibl Mr. and Mrs. Al Anness Mr. John Antrim Deborah Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baum Mike and Karen Baum Stuart Baxter Mr. Frederick Beck Ms. Lee Beck Ms. Margaret Beck Mr. James Becker Ms. Jennifer Becker Ms. Kelley Becker Ms. Patricia Becker Mr. Charles Beetz Mr. William Benaugh Mr. Don Benbow Ms. Mary Bender Ms. Maureen Bennett
Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services, Inc. Ms. Doris Atteberry Ms. Phyllis Atwell Ms. Diana Avril Ms. Kerry Baker Ms. Andrea Barnhill Mr. and Mrs. Roderick W. Barr Mr. Phil Barras Ms. Tina Bascom
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“I have volunteered at Maple Knoll over 35 years. I truly love Maple Knoll and always hoped I would have a chance to serve on the Board of Directors at some point. I am honored that the residents chose me as Resident Director. I firmly believe in our mission and strive to bring a resident’s perspective to the Board and its committees and share with the residents how the Board works. The Board of Directors is very important to make the organizations big decisions.” - PAT BENNETT,
Ms. Roann Carter
MAPLE KNOLL VILLAGE RESIDENT AND BOARD MEMBER
Ms. Joyce Coleman
Ms. Elizabeth Cashman Mr. Al Castellania Mr. Mark Choi Charles and Dolores Ciotti Ms. Rachel Clark Mr. Tom Clark Wayne Clark Mr. Dave Clendenen Gretchen Coggins Dr. Robert A. Coil Mrs. Lucille M. Coleman
Eileen Bens
Ms. Sandy Bricking
Nancy Lee Coleman
Ms. Laura Beringhaus
Cindy Broenner
Helen Colley
Mr. Barry Berndt
Jo Ann C. Brown
Ms. Mary Lou Condit
Ms. Elizabeth Betagole
Ms. Olivia Brown
Mr. Jim Conyers
Mr. Michael Biedenbach
Sarah Brown
Ms. Jessica Cooper
Mrs. Denise L. Bien
Alfred and Susan Brunner
Ms. Twyla Cooper
Ms. Norma Biermann
Ms. Patti Bubel
Ms. Michelle Cordell
Albert J. Bischoff, Sr.
Janet Buck
Louis Costa
Mr. Walter Blair and Elizabeth Weber
Mr. Thomas Burch
Mr. Andy Craig
Marilyn and Donald Bley
Michelle Burdette
Ms. Georgia Crowell
Mr. Jonathan Bloemer
Mr. Patrick Burghardt
Richard Currin
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bloomstrom
Ms. Mary Ann Burgoyne
Jimmy Curtis
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bloomstrom, Sr.
Mr. John E. Burns
Lynne Curtiss
Mr. and Mrs. William Boardman
Mr. Paul Burns
Mr. Paul D. Dagenbach
Mr. Steve Bockstiegel
Joseph G. Busam
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dahling
Mr. Richard Boehm
Paul Busam
Kathy and Cliff Daly
Ms. Kay Bogle
Faye Busse
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dashley, Jr.
Mr. John Boh
Fr. John Cahill
Ms. Betty Daugherty
John Bollinger
Casey Campbell
Mr. Alan Davis
Mr. Bill Bonansinga
Ms. Linda Campbell
Ms. Michele Davis
Ms. Eleanor A. Botts
Lilly Carder
Pierson Davis
Elroy E. Bourgraf
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Cardosi
Ms. Jo Ann Dawson
Mr. Charles Bower
Mrs. Carol Carpenter
Mr. Mike Dawson
Robert Brabbs
Ms. Debbie Carreiro
Ms. Theresa De Brunner
Ms. Axie Brackett
Mr. Kevin Carroll
Ms. Kathy De Long
Mary Brennan
Mr. Arch Carson
Mr. Frank Decker
Dr. Betty Lou Brett
Mr. Larry Carstensen
Mr. Phillip DeGreg
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Ms. Lisa Deguzman
Ms. Jean A. Ellsworth
Kathryn Fischer
Mr. David Dekold
Nancy Ellwood
Mr. Jim Fitzpatrick
Matt DeMaris
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Elmlinger
Steve Fleischer
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Desatnik
Ms. Amy Elsaesser
Mr. Andy Foerster
Ms. Mary Dewald
Mrs. Susan Embs
William Fogle
Dinsmore & Shohl
Mr. Larry Emerson
Dr. John Folts
Ms. Joann M. Dirr
Richard Emery
Orene Foreman
Tammy Y. Dishon
Cynthia Emmer
Mr. James M. Formal
W. L. Diven
Tom Emmert
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Forte
Susan Dlott
Mrs. Jacqueline Engelbert
Ms. Kathryn Foss
Ms. Kirsten Dockendorff
Elizabeth A. Engelman
Ms. Julie Francis
Mr. William Doering
Ms. Kristen Engevik
Mr. Rudolph Francis
Ms. Gladys Doherty
Dimitria Engjurjan
Ms. Annette Franklin
Mr. Stephen Donovan
Mr. Tom Ertel
Mr. Dale E. French
Mr. Paul Dorger
Mr. Don Evans
Robert A. Friedmann
Ms. Marie Douglas
Michael G. Evans
Ms. Allana Fritts
Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Due
Robert W. Eveleigh
Sherel Frommeyer
Mr. Steven Duechle
Ms. Martha Fagin
Mr. Roger Fry
Ms. Marguerite Duffy
Fairfield Community Foundation
Ms. Leslie Fu
Mr. Thomas Duke
Ms. Ruth Fancher
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Fullman
George Dye
Deborah Faust
Mr. Charlie Furlong
Ms. Anne Dysert
Ms. Yvonne Fender
Mr. and Mrs. Ewin Gaby
Mr. Colin Eckerle
Ms. Amy Ferneding
Ms. Linda Gaible
Ms. Karen Eckerle
Mr. Eugene Ferrara
Ms. Shirley Gallagher
Dan Eckert
Ms. Martha Fetick
Lisa Garofalo
Ms. Eileen Edmonds
Ms. Marjorie Fieler
Mr. Alan Gast
Mr. George Edmonton
Ms. Judy Filoso
Ms. Ann Gatch
Ms. Mary Joyce Edwards
Mr. Larry L. Findlay
Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Gaudin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisentrout
Mr. and Mrs. Laughton Fine
Leslie Gaudreau
Terry Elfers
Mrs. Christina Finke
Ms. Martha Gavin
Ms. Kathy Ellis
Mr. James Finke
Mr. and Mrs. M. Carl Gehr, Jr.
Mr. Charles Ellman
Mr. Steve Fiora
Mr. Raymond Gehron
“I come to work every day because of the wonderful residents that we serve, but also because I work with some of the best people I know. They are good at what they do, but more than that, they are just exceptional human beings. We serve each other as much as we serve the residents, and you don’t find that anywhere else.” - SHELLEY ACUS, MAPLE KNOLL VILLAGE DIRECTOR OF NURSING
Susanne Geier Mr. Daniel Gentry Ms. Anna Geoppinger Ms. Ellen Gerard Ms. Claudia Ghelan Mr. Vince Giardina Mr. Martin Gibbons Ms. Mary M. Giblin Polly Giblin Mr. Dennis Giddings Mr. Michael Gillespie Mr. Jerry Godsey Ms. Maureen Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gotoff Barbara Grajewski Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graves Don Gray
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Graydon Head
Mr. and Mrs. Hinds
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Green
Randy and Barbara Hirtzel
Mr. Joseph N. Green
Harold and Peggy Hiteman
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Greenberg
Craig Hochscheid
Ms. Teresa Greer
Mr. Geoffrey Hodges
Mr. Charles A. Gribi
Mr. and Mrs. Lee K. Hodgson
Mr. Lewis Grimes
Mrs. Bobbie Hoffman
Ms. Jean Grove
Roger Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Habel
Ms. Barb Hoffmann
Mary Hackman
Ms. Angela Hollingsworth
Richard Hagerman
Lawrence R. Holt
Mr. David Haldeman
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Honebrink
Wade Halsey
Mr. Wayne Hopfensperger
Mr. Robert P. Hanneken
Deborah Hopkins
Ms. Laurie Harding
Mary Horan
Ms. Alice M. Harkins
Mr. Charles Horn
Mr. Joe Hartman
Mr. Tom Horn
Ms. Mary Haskamp
Mr. Tom Horwath
Susan Hasson
Ms. Debra Hounshell
Mr. Norman Hasty
Charles Houston
Mr. Edward J. Haven
Ms. Gail Houston
Ms. Natalie Hayes
Ms. Doris Howard
Margie Hays
Ms. Karen Howard
Ms. Carin Hebenstreit
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Huber
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Heffron
Mr. George Hufford
Mr. Robert Heglin
Mr. Donald E Huntington Jr.,
Ms. Carol Heidt
Mr. Eric Hyre
Nate Henderson
Mr. Paul Illencik
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Henke
Mr. Jim Ingram
Mr. Sam Herbers
Mr. Dennis Iverson
Robert Herbert
Mr. James Jackson
Ms. Donna Hern Mr. Hardy Herring William A. Herring Ms. Teri Herrmann Mr. Rob Heschmeyer Ms. Angela Hibberd Mr. William Hickey Ms. Amy Hicks
Mr. Charles Jacobson Jr.,
Mr. Ed Knox
Dr. Jeanne James
Mr. Sam Kocherov
John Jardine
Mr. Bernard G. Koenig
Bill Jeffrey
Conrad Kolis
Mr. James Jellison
Ms. Elizabeth B. Kornau
Mr. Don Jenner
Ms. Karen Krase
Ms. Lynne Joehnk
Eileen Krauss
Mr. Jeff Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kreidler
Linda and Bob Johnson
Ms. Patty Kreitinger
Ms. Carole Jones
Ms. Brena Krock
Pat Jones
Ms. Kyle Kroha
Mr. Michael Jordan
Ms. Norma Krusling
Mr. David Kaber
Diana Kuhnell
Don Kampman
Ms. Barbara Kuroff
Ms. Norene Kanagy
Alice Kushner
Mr. Chuck Kaufman
Mrs. Polly Lacker
Mr. Mike Keating
Mr. Jim Lafaette
Ms. Janet Keith
John J. Lafkas
Mrs. Jean Keller
Ms. Kay Lake
Ms. Susan Keller
Ms. Elizabeth Lamey
Ms. Kathleen Kelley
Robert Lammert
Ms. Kathleen Kemper
Ms. Karolyn Lampe
Judy Kennedy
Kathleen Larimore
Ms. Karol Kennedy
Ms. Charlene Lausche
Dave Kerby
Janet Lazarus
Mr. Mark Kinch
Robert S. Leedom
Dr. James King
Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Lemmerman
Ms. Patty Kingdom
Ms. Joyce Leneave
Jane Kinley
Ms. Leigh Ann Lentz
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kinne
Ms. Mary Lester
Lynda Kirsch
Edward Leuthold
Ms. Anne Kisly
Mr. Herschell Levine
Robert H. and Maxine Kistler
Davine Levy
Alice Kittle
Mr. Bill Lewis
Ron Kivel
Mr. Kenneth Lichon
Jean Klank
Ms. Trisa Liles
Christine A. Kleemeier
Mr. Brian Link
Mr. Paul Klei
Ms. Diane Lippincott
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Klein
Mr. Ken Lishon
Charlotte Kleinhaus
Mr. Richard Lisner
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“I donate to the Future Care Fund because, I think about how I would feel if I lost my financial resources and if I needed the help. You’re not thinking about strangers that your helping when you donate,
your helping out people here in our community. Living here at The Knolls of Oxford you think of your neighbors as family, that’s why I give. ” -GINNY MILLER
Mr. Richard Livingston
Mr. Kevin McDonough
Mr. William Michnowicz
Ms. Renee Locke
Mr. Thomas W. McDonough
Ms. Sally Miller
Dorothy Lockspeiser
David McElroy
Mr. Tom Miller
Ms. Linda Lockwood
Ms. Mattie McFarland
Mr. James A. Milner
Ms. Liz Lombardo
Mrs. Sandy McGeorge
Judy Miracle
Mrs. Claire Long
Mr. Timothy McGowan
Mrs. Marjorie Mohr
Ms. Paulette Lotspeich
Mrs. Catherine A. McGraw
Ms. Sandra Mohring
Dorothy Luebbers
Eileen M. Mcguiggan
Ms. Deb Monroe
Jacqueline Lund
Mr. George McMahon
Mr. Jeff Monroe
Ms. Jacki Lyon
Fr. Patrick McMullen
John Montag
Mary Magnesen
Ms. Tracy McMullen
Mr. and Mrs. Gene R. Mooney
Ms. Tonya Maiden
Michael McNay
Ms. Gabrielle Moore
Ms. Christine Malhotra
Nick Meale
Ms. Deborah Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Malloy
Cecile Mear
Mr. James Morrow
Mr. John Mann
Ms. Kate Meehan
Ira Moskowitz
Cheryl A. Manning
Mr. Robert Mendlein
Mr. Jeff Moskowitz
Mr. Harry J. Manton
Ms. Kathleen Merrick
Ms. Joyce Mueller
Mr. Thomas A Maphet
Ms. Joann Merrill
Carol Mundy
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Marmer
Ms. Julie Merrill
Mr. Leo Munick
Mr. Rene Marois
Mr. Keith Merritt
Ms. Carole Murphy
Mr. Carl Marquette
Susan Merse
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray
Richard Martin
Harold A. and Lane A. Merten
Fred Murrell
Carole and Ron Martini
Ms. Lara Messerly
Mr. Bill Myers
Mr. Gregg Martini
Ms. Jackie Metz
Joann Nashiff
Mr. Thomas D. Mason
Mr. Phillip Metz
Mr. Jeff Neal
Shawn Maus
Mr. Kenneth Metzger
Kuda Nedziwe
Mr. Damien Maxton
Mr. Dennis Meyer
Ms. Priscilla Neill
Ms. Sophia McAllister
Catherine Michels
Ms. Marilyn Nesselhuf
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John Neumaier
Mrs. Sharon Purtee
Mr. Fred J. Robbins
Mr. Joel Newberg
Ms. Heather Quigley
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Robinson
Bob Nickol
A.J. Quinones
Mr. Jared Rodgers
Mr. Jeff Niemes
Paulette Radke
Ms. Alicia Rodman
Mr. James P. Nolan
Shelly Raines
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Roediger
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Norman
Mr. Paul K. Ramer
Ms. Karen Roettele
Mr. Phil Nuxhall
Mr. Glenn Ramey
Mrs. Penny A. Rolfsen
Mr. Thomas Oakey
Mr. James A. Ramsey
King and Brenda Rood
Mr. Daniel O’Brien
Mr. Joseph Ranz
Ms. Jane Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Okray
Mr. Robert Rapien
Mr. William Rose
Mr. Tony Oleshansky
Mr. John Rapking
Ms. Cynthia Rosenbauer
James O’Moore
Mr. Charles Raterman
Mrs. Susan Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Orr
Mr. John Rauck
Ms. Sarah Rosselot
Ms. Tina Pack
Mr. James Rauf
Ms. Linda Rossman
Mr. and Paul Padget
Ruth Reinermann
Paul Roth
Mr. Ron Parian
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Renz
Marianne T. Roy
Ms. Barb Paul
Mr. Nicholas Reuter
Ms. Shirley Russell
Mr. William Pearson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rhoad
Mr. Charles Russin
Mr. William Peck
Ms. Ann Rhodes
Mr. Joel Saeks
Stephen Peelman
Ms. Mary Rice
Ms. Pamela Saelzler
Catherine Perry
Mr. Dave Richards
Mr. Joseph Sandman
David Perry
Ms. Janet Richer
Ms. Charlene Santos
Mr. Karl Perry
Ms. Sue Richey
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Savu
Gerald and Maureen Pfeiffer
Mr. Bob Riebel
Jackie Schedel
Mary Pies
Mr. Phillip Riggs
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schell
Ms. Linda Plye
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Ringwald
Ms. Kay Schindler
Mr. Brent Pokopac
Mrs. Lydia Rittinger
Ms. Dorothy J. Polasky
River Hills Consulting Services
Mr Mike Polasky
Ms. Nancy Roach
Mr. Thomas Pope Ms. Ellen Poppleton Constance Potter Mr. Mark Powell Bonnie Pratte Bill Pressler Mr. Van Prince Bob Pritchett Mr. Walter Prop Ronald E. Purdon
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Mr. Mark Schlachter
Charles K. Shrout
John F. Steele
Ms. Ceil Schlosser
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shuller
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steinman
Mr. Cary Schmidt Sr.
Ms. Jennifer Siemers
Susan M. Stenger
Ms. Kathleen C. Schmidt
Ms. Linda Silvati
Mr. Robert Sternberg
Clara Schneider
Ms. Barbara Simon
Mr. John Stewart
Michael Schneider
Ms. Elizabeth Simpkins
Mr. Andrew Stidham
Mr. Phil Schneider
Mr. Jim Sketch
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stites
Ms. Martha Schoeny
Christine and Smith
Ms. Beth Stoll
David E. and Kay E. Schram
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Stowe
Ms. Diana Schreiber
Jennifer Smith
Edmund Strom
Ms. Sue Schuck
Mr. John Smith
Mr. Jimmy Stuart
Ms. Charlene G. Schumsky
Mrs. Linda Smith
Melissa Stubenrauch
Mr. Dick Schutte
Mr. Nicholas Smith
Ms. Sharon Stultz
Lynne Schutte
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith
James Sullivan
Jacqueline A. Schwarber
Mr. Stanley Smith
Ms. Ruth Swain
Mr. Ted L. Schwartz
Mr. Jerry Smithson
Robson Sweney
Mr. Joseph Schwerling
Mr. Neal Smyth
Mrs. Joan N. Swindling
Beverly R. Seibert
Ms. Sharon Snock
Ms. Cynthia Tabar
Eileen Seifert
Mr. and Mrs. William Sollmann
Ms. Heather Talbot
Dave and Sandy Seiwert
Mr. Darrell Sparks
Ms. Marilyn Tanis
Vinny Shankar
Linda Spradlin
Ms. Mary S. Tanke
Patricia Sheerin
Ms. Barb Spraul
Mr. Dave Tasset
Mr. Mike Sheets
Mr. Alan Stafford
Mrs. Carol Tate
Ms. Loren Sheffield
Mr. Jim Stahl
Bill Taylor
Jack A. Shepherd
Darlene Stauble
Mr. Theodor Tegenkamp
Mr. Dave Sherwood
Mr. Edward Stauffer
Mr. Todd Tegtmeier
Ms. Karen Shields
Ms. Catherine Steele
Ms. Marjorie Test
Ms. Sharlene Teyton Mrs. Martha Thaler Therapy Support, Inc. Mr. Douglas Theuring Mr. Jeff Thomas Mr. Mark Thomas Mr. Michael Thomas Mr. Randal Thomas Ms. Amber Thompson Ms. Laura Thurn William Tittle Ms. Clarice Titus Ms. Robin Toctan Mr. Matt Todd Ms. Elizabeth Toft Ms. Sharon Tolliver Ms. Prisca Towery Traditions Building & Development Group, Inc. Brenda L. Traxler Anita Trotta Ms. Randie Turner Mr. Michael Turney Ms. Laura Tuzun UC West Chester Hospital Mr. Steve Uhl Mrs. Megan Ulrich US Bank Mr. Robert Utz Mr. David Van Landingham Ms. Rosalie Van Nuis Mr. Thomas Vanden Eynden Ms. Trudy Vann Ms. Mary Vetter Ms. Anne Vinciguerra
Mr. Joseph Volker George Wagner John and Diane Wagner Ms. Helen Walker Mr. Michael Walker
Ms. Ruth C. Williams
Erik Wallace
Ms. Mary Ellen Wilson
Mr. Steve Warkany
Shirley Wilson
Mr. Donald L. Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Wilson
Mr. Mark Watkins
Ms. Tami Wimmers
Ms. Elizabeth Weber
Mr. Stephen Winter
Mr. Jim Weckenbrock
David W. Wise
Ms. Dana Wehrmeyer
Mr. David Withrow
Donald Weinkam
Ms. Maureen Witwer
Harry and Tina Weitkamp
Mr. Robert Wiwi
Mr. Larry Welbon
Ms. Joyce Wolke
Rebecca Wells
Ms. Barbara Wood
Darrin Wesenberg
Lauren Woodiwiss
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Westendorf
Bernard R. Woods
Helen Whalen
Ms. Theresa Wright
Michael White
Debbie Wulf
Ms. Nancy White
Robert L. Wylly
Elaine and Kenneth Wiesman
Ms. Sara Yeazel
Ms. April Wiggins
Mr. Joe Ying
Mary Ann Wiggins
Mr. Keith Young
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wildermuth
Mr. Marc Young
Mrs. Michele A. Wilkins
Mr. George Zahn
Ms. Donna Williams
Bobbi Zigelmier
Mary Williams
Mrs. Saundra Zilliox
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