WESTMINSTER-CANTERBURY ON THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
2010 Annual Report
OUR MISSION
d Promoting the well-being of every one of our residents
OUR VISION
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“Using a challenging, attractive and innovative approach to meet the spiritual, physical, emotional, intellectual, vocational and social needs – ‘wellness’ – of older persons, Westminster-Canterbury will be the premier provider of retirement services in Hampton Roads and be recognized in the community as a major ministry to older adults.”
CONTENTS
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Report from Management ...............................1 Financial Highlights ......................................3 Resident Volunteers ......................................4 Hosting Community Groups ...........................5 Financials ...................................................6 Board of Trustees .........................................9 Board of Directors ........................................9 Gifts ........................................................13
Photo by: Ginger Griffith
CREDITS
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YEAR END STATISTICS (As of 9/30/2010)
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Editor: Cheryl Icenbice Executive Secretary
Independent Living Apartments:
Contributing Writer: Bob Heely Vice President for Development & Community Relations
Assisted Living Apartments:
95
Health Care Beds:
95
Foundation Donor Records: Cheryl Icenbice Executive Secretary
439
Total Residents:
675
Total Employees (FTE’s):
374
Total Fellowship Assistance:
$801,055
Layout and Design: DIA, Inc.
For additional information, please call or write: Westminster-Canterbury on Chesapeake Bay 3100 Shore Drive Virginia Beach, VA 23451-1199 757-496-1107 Staff members have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of Westminster-Canterbury Foundation’s donor reports. If you should discover an error, we invite you to notify us at 757-496-1107.
The Year in Review By Westminster-Canterbury Management
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This year, Westminster-Canterbury had its best sales year since we opened the West Tower in 2003! The rest of the senior housing industry may be in the doldrums, but WestminsterCanterbury bucked the downward national occupancy trend. Fifty-three new residents joined our family in 2010. The cruise ship lifestyle and beachfront location remain key draws. However, beautiful campuses are no good unless great people are living and serving within them. Our warm and friendly staff instills trust and shares a love one can feel when one enters the door. Add our 29-year reputation for excellent healthcare, value and customer service, and we have an unbeatable combination. Still, in these new times, we also found better ways to tell our story. We are letting people know about tax breaks, refundable entrance fees, and flexible pricing. We are telling the story of how those who know us best are putting their trust in us again and again. We now proudly claim 82 second-generation, legacy residents whose parents were Westminster residents before them! Eight former Trustees live here, along with one former CEO. We also made it easier for people to sell their houses and downsize. Our new Moving Home Program provides that “responsible daughter” to help with every step of the process: staging, estate sales, junk removal, and all the elements of moving coordination. We work with proven realtors to get the right price for one’s house quickly. As a result of our reputation and these new programs, cash proceeds from new entrants totaled $11.6 million compared to $9 million for the past three years. The best kept secret is that we have done all this at an exceptional price point. Our prices fit a lot of budgets. In fact, it may surprise you to know that Westminster charges on average $550 less per apartment per month than the average of 22 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in Virginia and North Carolina. We continue to work hard at being a great value. This year we took a fresh look at our expenses. The senior team conducted comprehensive operating and productivity analyses resulting in some significant expense savings, enabling us to freeze entrance fees and raise monthly fees by the lowest rate in 10 years. Our sales growth and improved operating efficiencies contributed to produce a record year in which we generated $4.8 million of cash from operations, of which $3.5 million was transferred to investments. We are generating cash from operations at a time when other communities are drawing on savings or borrowing money. Total operating revenue was $1.1 million more than the prior year. Operating expenses were $676,000 less than budget. Total assets, after inclusion of $5.7 million in depreciation, increased by $2.8 million. It was a terrific team effort.
Ben Unkle, President & CEO; Chick Robison, Chairman, Board of Trustees; Mary Louis LeHew, Vice-Chairperson, Board of Trustees 4
The Yearcontinued in Review While we built our reserves, we also invested significantly in keeping our campus fresh and appealing. Our seawall was refurbished and upgraded. A new roof was added to the East Tower. External waterproofing, window refurbishments, and masonry enhancements will add years of life to our original East Tower building. On the quality front, The Hoy Center introduced a Resident Centered Care Program and converted to 12-hour nursing shifts. The new program allowed the caregivers to spend more time with the same residents and less down time from shift changes. Executive Staff Caregivers get to know each resident FRONT ROW (Left to Right) - Lorraine Mahone, VP, Human Resources; better. Many caregivers love having Ben Unkle, President & CEO; Dan Oetzel, CFO three-day weekends every other BACK ROW (Left to Right) - Bob Heely, VP, Development & Community Relations; weekend, and having predictable Dan Nimon, VP, Resident & Health Services; John Matis, Dining Services Director; weekdays off. We enjoy staffing ratios John Mock, General Services Director that are among some of the highest in the nation. Quality of care continues to push new heights. U.S. News and World Report recently named Westminster-Canterbury on Chesapeake Bay’s Hoy Center to its “Best Nursing Homes in Virginia” list. We are the only Continuing Care Retirement Community in Hampton Roads to receive this honor. Management kept its focus on resident care and well-being in other ways with customer service enhancements in the dining program. New food delivery options were introduced in the Marketplace, further increasing the popularity of our third dining venue. As always, our greatest asset is our staff. Our employees love our residents and our residents love them. Our residents showed their appreciation by voluntarily raising, by themselves, $187,940 for the Residents’ Staff Appreciation Fund. The genuine ties between the people who live and work here are stronger than ever. With God’s help, this community will continue to grow and impact even more citizens of the Hampton Roads region.
J. Benjamin Unkle, Jr. President and CEO
Charles D. Robison, III Chairman, Board of Trustees
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financial highlights
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As we entered fiscal year 2010, we expected to continue to build on three long-term financial priorities:
• Improve operating revenues,
• Control the growth of expenses, and
• Improve productivity.
Our results for fiscal 2010 indicated that we made significant progress toward these goals. Total revenues, gains, and other support was $35.7 million, compared to $34.1 million in fiscal 2009. The loss from operation was ($790,000), compared to a loss of ($2.5) million in fiscal 2009. Improved financial markets resulted in over $716,000 in unrealized gains and an overall decrease in net assets of ($139,000), compared to a decrease in net assets of ($1.9) million in fiscal 2009. In spite of challenges from a weakened housing market, there were 41 new entrants during David Myers, Controller; Dan Oetzel, CFO the fiscal year. The 41 new entrants generated approximately $11.6 million in entrance fees. In spite of strong marketing activity, occupancy in the Independent Living apartments continued to be a challenge during the fiscal year. Occupancy figures remained around 91% due to significant unit turnovers as a result of deaths and level of care transfers. Our goal of controlling the growth of expenses was supported by total operating expenses being $688,000 below budget and $64,000 less than prior year. The implementation of cost savings measures first identified during a 2008 operations review was instrumental in controlling the growth of expenses. Our goal of improving our productivity was supported by improvement in our financial ratios. Key indicators such as our debt service coverage ratio and days cash on-hand showed significant improvement as compared to prior years. As a footnote, in December 2009, Westminster-Canterbury issued $6 million in Residential Facility Revenue and Refunding Bonds. The proceeds of the bonds were used to pay off the outstanding Series 2004 B adjustable rate bonds of $3.1 million, an outstanding line of credit, certain issuance costs, and to reimburse Westminster-Canterbury for amounts previously spent for capital expenditures.
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The Morrison Team takes our residents to school
resident volunteers
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Residents at Westminster-Canterbury participate in a multitude of volunteer activities, including: • Angel Flight • Chapel volunteers / Pastoral visitors • Drivers • Flotsam & Jetsam • Flowers • Front Desk volunteers • Fun Fair • Green Team • Grounds (including the Meditation Garden)
• Hoy Center / Chesapeake / ES volunteers • John B. Dey Judges • Judeo-Christian Outreach Center • Lee’s Friends • Men’s Chorus • Relay for Life • Resident Council / Floor Reps 7
• Rotary Readers (held at Ingleside Elementary) • Seatack Arts & Crafts volunteers • W-C Seagull Chatter committee • Women’s Club • Woodpeckers
westminster-canterbury of hampton roads, inc. and subsidiaries
consolidated balance sheets
hosting community groups
years ended september 30, 2010 and 2009
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Westminster-Canterbury provides space to many outside organizations, including the following: • Alpha Delta Kappa • Angel Flight • Baylake Methodist Church • Bayside Presbyterian Church • Bayside Presbyterian Boy Scouts • Casa del Playa Condo Association • City of Virginia Beach Education Association • Community United Methodist • Eastern Shore Chapel • Eastern Virginia Medical School • First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk • Great Neck Baptist Church • Green Acres Presbyterian Church • Hampton Roads Men’s Chorus • Hot Meals & Homework (ForKids) • King’s Grant Presbyterian • McPhillips Roberts & Deans • New Kindling Baptist Church • Norfolk Botanical Garden • Oakdale Presbyterian Church • Seatack Recreation Center • Sons of the American Revolution • Thoroughgood Music Club • Tidewater Knitting Guild • Virginia Beach Community Development • Virginia Beach United Methodist Church • Women’s Educational Organization
ASSETS
2009
CURRENT ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents................................................................. $ 6,198,738 $ 4,572,455 Current Portion of Assets Limited as to Use........................................... 3,112,599 3,109,556 Receivables, Net.............................................................................. 933,232 1,038,900 Accrued Interest Receivable and Other.................................................. 2,279,105 1,364,909 Total Current Assets................................................................. 12,523,674 10,085,820
Community Volunteers
ASSETS LIMITED AS TO USE Internally Restricted by Board for Capital Acquisition/Debt Service.............. 322,882 322,882 Externally Restricted Under Residency Agreements................................... 615,974 715,855 Externally Restricted Under Bond Indenture Agreements........................... 7,889,364 7,939,304 8,828,220 8,978,041 Less Amounts Available for Current Liabilities........................................ (3,112,599) (3,109,556) 5,715,621 5,868,485 PLEDGES RECEIVABLE................................................................
172,241
192,272
INVESTMENTS............................................................................ 18,834,820 14,930,197 PROPERTY, plant AND EQUIPMENT, NET.................................. 85,496,918 88,634,045 DEFERRED MARKETING COSTS, NET..........................................
1,224,718
1,438,522
DEFERRED FINANCING COSTS, NET............................................
1,274,376
1,255,825
Total Assets............................................................................ $ 125,242,368 Golden Tappers
dollars and hours
donated to the community
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In the past year, Westminster-Canterbury on Chesapeake Bay has contributed over $36,000 to the community. Residents have donated over 8,000 hours of their time, participating in numerous volunteer activities. 8
2010
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$ 122,405,166
westminster-canterbury of hampton roads, inc. and subsidiaries
consolidated statements of operations and changes in unrestricted net assets (defi cit) years ended september 30, 2010 and 2009
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSSETS (DEFICIT)
2010
2009
CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses................................................. $ 3,448,643 $ Accrued Interest.............................................................................. 1,306,193 Reservation Fees.............................................................................. 489,226 Line of Credit Payable...................................................................... – Current Portion of Refundable Advance Fees.......................................... 228,000 Current Portion of Note Payable......................................................... 100,000 Current Portion of Long-Term Debt.................................................... 5,725,000 Total Current Liabilities........................................................... 11,297,062
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2009
REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT 3,552,466 1,372,209 491,670 1,176,660 211,000 100,000 1,685,000 8,589,005
ADVANCE FEES AND DEPOSITS Advance Fee Deposits........................................................................ 615,970 715,850 Refundable Advance Fees................................................................... 3,338,180 2,772,070 Deferred Revenue from Advance Fees................................................... 69,828,183 67,237,709 Total Advance Fees and Deposits................................................. 73,782,333 70,725,629 Deferred Annuity Obligations............................................................. 680,954 753,651 Long-Term Debt, Less Current Portion................................................ 64,563,041 67,450,736 Note Payable, Less Current Portion...................................................... 574,995 674,995 Other Liabilities............................................................................. 185,840 186,702 151,084,225 148,380,718 Total Liabilities......................................................................
Resident Services, Including Amortization of Deferred Revenue from Advance Fees of $8,848,016 and $9,099,823 in 2010 and 2009, Respectively..................................................................... $ 36,400,085 $ 35,495,661 Contributions................................................................................ 3,183 4,475 Investment Income (Loss).................................................................. 394,842 (60,924) Other........................................................................................... 234,877 172,339 Net Assets Released from Restriction.................................................... 1,117,060 1,265,973 Total Revenues, Gains, and Other Support................................... 38,150,047 36,877,524
EXPENSES Resident Care................................................................................. 10,121,232 10,171,018 Dietary......................................................................................... 6,397,684 6,325,365 Housekeeping and Laundry................................................................ 2,223,072 2,340,088 General and Administrative................................................................ 6,215,212 6,316,997 Plant Maintenance........................................................................... 3,333,072 3,414,082 Depreciation and Amortization........................................................... 5,748,454 5,512,936 Interest Expense.............................................................................. 3,297,963 3,390,544 Fellowship Payments......................................................................... 946,717 1,117,979 Other........................................................................................... 660,765 686,473 Total Expenses ........................................................................ 38,944,171 39,275,482
NET ASSETS (DEFICIT) Unrestricted................................................................................... (34,640,213) (34,374,878) Temporarily Restricted ..................................................................... 7,555,240 7,162,048 Permanently Restricted . ................................................................... 1,243,114 1,237,278 Total Net Assets (Deficit)........................................................... (25,841,857) (25,975,552)
OPERATING LOSs.........................................................
Total Liabilities and Net Assets (Deficit)
Loss on Early Extinguishment of Debt
$ 125,242,368
2010
$ 122,405,166
other income (LOSs)............................................... deficiency of revenues, gains, and other support over expenses...........................................
(794,124) (2,397,958) (73,683)
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(867,807) (2,397,958)
OTHER CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS (DEFICIT) Net Change in Unrealized Gains on Investments ..................................... Change in Estimated Value of Deferred Annuity Obligations...................... Net Assets Released from Restriction for Capital Acquisition.......................
DECREASE IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS (DEFICIT). ... $ 10
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592,050 8,460 1,962 (265,335)
571,061 (51,147) 34,305
$ (1,843,739)
westminster-canterbury of hampton roads foundation
balance sheets
board of trustees
years ended september 30, 2010 and 2009
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Mr. Charles D. Robison, III, Chairman Ms. Susan T. Bernard The Rev. Harold J. Cobb, Jr. Mr. George L. Compo Dr. William T. Greer, Jr. Dr. Clarence A. Holland The Rt. Rev. Herman Hollerith Mr. Howard P. Kern Mr. Page G. Lea Mrs. Mary Louis LeHew Mr. C. Ben Mason Mr. Robert W. McFarland Mr. John Y. Pearson, Jr. The Rev. Dr. J. Richard Short Mrs. Marcy Sims Mr. Tazewell G. Taylor RADM Byron E. Tobin, Jr. Mr. Alvin A. Wall
ASSETS
2010
2009
CURRENT ASSETS Cash and Cash Equilvalents................................................................ $ Current Portion of Pledges Receiveable, Net........................................... Accrued Interest Receivable and Other..................................................
550,418 $ 101,300 2,920
Total Current Assets.................................................................
654,638
1,076,765
Pledge receivables, less current portion......... Long-term investments................................................
172,241 9,209,505
192,272 8,866,592
Total assets........................................................................ $ 10,036,384
978,765 98,000 0
$ 10,135,629
Liabilities and net assets Current liabilities:
foundation board of directors
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Due to Westminster-Canterbury of Hampton Roads, Inc........................... $ Other Liabilities.............................................................................
9,957 $ 10,792
62,378 11,113
Total Current Liabilities...........................................................
20,749
73,491
Long-term deferred annuity obligations.......... Long-term deferred annuity obligations..........
50,000 660,208
70,000 732,905
Total Liabilities......................................................................
730,957
876,396
Net assets (deficit) Unrestricted................................................................................... Temporarily Restricted..................................................................... Permanently Restricted.....................................................................
644,360 7,417,953 1,243,114
992,432 7,029,523 1,237,278
Total Net Assets (Defict)............................................................
9,305,427
9,259,233
Total liabilities and net assets (deficits)........... $ 10,036,384
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$ 10,135,629
westminster-canterbury of hampton roads foundation
statement of activities
years ended september 30, 2010 and 2009
Chick with the King and Queen of Mardi Gras
Net Assets Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently Total Balances at September 30, 2008 $ 1,430,029 $ 6,420,631 $ 1,442,421 $ 9,293,081 Revenue, gains, and support Contributions............................................................. 4,475 1,039,859 5,390 1,049,724 Investment Income (Loss)............................................... (88,411) (381,197) 0 (469,608) Net Assets Released from Restrictions for Operations............. 1,095,813 (1,095,813) 0 0 Total Revenue, Gains, and Other Support.................. 1,011,877 (437,151) 5,390 Expenses General and Administrative............................................. 299,354 0 0 Fellowship Payments...................................................... 947,839 0 0 Other........................................................................ 128,328 0 0 Total Expenses..................................................... 1,375,521 0 Excess (deficiency) of Revenue, Gains, and Other Support Over Expenses........................................................... (363,644) (437,151)
Ben flipping out
Mary Louis and Betty at the Fun Fair
Rosemary with the Tennis Twins Prince and Princess of Mardi Gras
Valentine Sweethearts
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5,390
Other changes in unrestricted net assets Net Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Investments..................... 177,194 782,125 87,690 Change in Estimated Value of Deferred Annuity Obligations... (51,147) 0 0 Reclassification of Net Assets........................................... 0 298,223 (298,223) Net Assets Realized from Restriction for Capital Acquistion..... 34,305 (34,305) 0 Transfer to Westminster-Canterbury of Hampton Roads, Inc..... (234,305) 0 0 608,892 (205,143) Net Changes in Net Assets............................................. (437,597) 7,029,523 1,237,278 Balances at September 30, 2009..................................... 992,432
Poker anyone?
Revenue, gains, and support Contributions............................................................. Investment Income (loss)................................................ Net Assets Released from Restrictions for Operations.............
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580,116 299,354 947,839 128,328 1,375,521 (795,405)
1,047,009 (51,147) 0 0 (234,305) (33,848) 9,259,233
3,183 102,681 965,899
614,130 572,615 (967,861)
0 250 0
Total Revenue, Gains, and Other Support.................. 1,071,763
218,884
250
1,290,897
Expenses General and Administrative............................................. 285,941 Fellowship Payments...................................................... 795,556 Other........................................................................ 149,942 Total Expenses............................................................ 1,231,439
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
285,941 795,556 149,942 1,231,439
Excess (Deficiency) of Revenue, Gains, and Other Support Over Expenses........................................................... (159,676)
218,884
250
59,458
Other changes in unrestricted net assets Net Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Investments..................... 17,893 Change in Estimated Value of Deferred Annuity Obligations... 8,460 Reclassification of Net Assets........................................... 0 Net Assets Realized from Restriction for Capital Acquistion..... 1,962 Transfer to Westminster-Canterbury of Hampton Roads, Inc..... (216,711) Net Changes in Net Assets............................................. (348,072) Balances at September 30, 2010..................................... $ 644,360
169,546 0 0 0 0 388,430 $ 7,417,953
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617,313 675,546 (1,962)
5,586 193,025 0 8,460 0 0 0 1,962 0 (216,711) 5,836 46,194 $ 1,243,114 $ 9,305,427
WESTMINSTER-CANTERBURY SOCIETY
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $10,000 TO $24,999
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Throughout history, thoughtful, caring individuals have provided bequests and other gifts in their wills to ensure the financial health and prosperity of schools, churches and communities. Here at Westminster-Canterbury on Chesapeake Bay, the names Hardy, Tuttle, Millikin, Anderson and Fell have been recognized because of bequests they have made to enrich this community. Others have made Charitable Gift Annuities which have not only benefited the community, but have provided high interest income to the donors for the rest of their lives. Those individuals who have remembered Westminster-Canterbury in their wills or who have purchased gift annuities from the Foundation proudly become members of the WestminsterCanterbury Society. This year Mrs. Nancy Hoy notified the Westminster-Canterbury Foundation that she is designating a portion of her estate in the amount of $1,000,000 to benefit the Foundation’s Fellowship Fund. The income from this endowed fund will provide fellowship funds annually and insure a very bright future for this mission of our faith-based community. In light of this gift and Nancy and her family’s previous gift to The Hoy Center to honor her late husband “Hap,” we all offer our heartfelt thanks and gratitude.
Nancy Hoy
If you have any questions about becoming a member of the Westminster-Canterbury Society, please call Bob Heely at 757-496-1106 at the Foundation.
gifts $25,000 AND UP
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Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Mr. Ralph K. Anderson Mrs. Sue B. Birdsong Mrs. Nell Braun* Mrs. Ernestine Boyce* Mr. and Mrs.* Roy Brun Mrs. Elizabeth Chilton* Mrs. Judith W. Cofer Mrs. Catherine Craft Mrs. Eleanor Cross Mrs. Nickie A. Duckhardt* Mrs. Virginia Ferguson Mrs. Dorothy Gills The Hon. and Mrs. Porter Hardy, Jr.* Mrs. Nancy C. Hoy Mrs. Geraldine Jones* Mrs. Helen Kattwinkel Ms. Josie Keeter Mrs. Evelyn Lasher Mrs. Jane Lawrence*
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lawrence, II* Mrs. Dorothy Madison* Mrs. Birdie Mae Manning Mrs. Edna McLaughlin Mrs. Dorris W. McNeal Mrs. Margaret Milliken* Dr. Agnes Moon Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal Mrs. Helen O’Neal* Mr. and Mrs. Haig H. Pakradooni Mrs. Charlye Parsons* Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Roberts Mr.* and Mrs. Paul H. Smith Mr. Charles Stone Mrs. Margaret D. Thornhill* Mrs. Marie Tuttle* Mr. Howard R. Waswo* Mrs. Betty D. Williams* Mrs. Anne Wood W-C Flotsam-Jetsam Sale
Mr. Ralph K. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith Mrs. Nancy C. Hoy David L. Jones Mrs. Margaret M. Keatley Mrs. Dorris W. McNeal Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus McNinch Mr. Charles Stone Mrs. Mary Ann Williams
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $5,000 TO $9,999
Mrs. Loretta H. Jones Mrs. Alexsandria Manrov Mr. Gary O’Toole
Italian Night
FOUNDATION SOCIETY $1,000 TO $4,999
Dr. Agnes Moon Mrs. Beamie M. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Nusbaum Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Ogle Capt. and Mrs. E. C. Oldfield Mrs. Nita Reed Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Robison III Col. Donn M. Ruddock Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mrs. M. Irene Span Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Steere Mrs. Betty Vansant W-C Arts, Crafts & Bake Sale W-C Bingo W-C Creative Arts Corner Mrs. Shirley G. Wharton Mrs. Carlotta Wick Mr. and Mrs. Kim B. Williams Mrs. Kay Winslow Mr. and Mrs. George L. Zuidema, Jr.
Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Miss Clara Basnight Mrs. Mary Blassingham Mrs. Doris F. Bonnewell Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses T. Brown Fay Martin Chandler Mr. William J. Fanney Mrs. Virginia Ferguson Mr. James W. Ferrell III Mr. Leavenworth Ferrell Mrs. Augusta Goodman The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. Scottie Griffin Mrs. Beth Hanshe Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Heely Mr. and Mrs. James Heffernan Mrs. Sarah B. Huber Mr. J. Allen Johnson Mrs. Anne LeVino Mrs. Carol Manning Mrs. Louise Martin Mrs. Joan Marvel
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Penny Painting Some of the Arts and Crafts Gang
Happy New Year
FELLOWSHIP PARTNER $250 TO $499
Chuck & Helen at the Fun Fair
Laura and the Easter Bunny
FELLOWSHIP CIRCLE $500 TO $999
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Alexander Mrs. Alice Bauer Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mrs. Martha Cain Carte Mobile Clothing Boutique Mrs. Ann W. Cutchins Rev. Dr. Greg Dalle-Tezze Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowell Davis Mrs. Pirkko Fanelli Mrs. Phoebe Field Mrs. Cecilia Gerloff Col. A. Thomas Grubbs
Mrs. Grace Heidt Dr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Holland Mr. Howard P. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Laws Mr. John A. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal Miss Elizabeth G. Pappas Ms. Bridget Pendergast Mr. and Mrs. John M. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shulman Mr. Corbin Ben White
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Lili’s of Ghent Mrs. Jane Reaney Linton Mr. and Mrs. C. Philip Machen, Jr. Ms. Gloria Malbon Mrs. Elizabeth McAlpine The Rev. Maryan McGrady Ms. Ruby McNelley Mrs. Elizabeth Miklos Mrs. Mary C. Morris Mr. Robert Motley Mr. and Mrs. Haig H. Pakradooni Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pearlin Pediatric Cardiology at the University of Vermont Dr. and Mrs. G. Worthy Pegram, Jr. Mr. Edgar Pickler Mr. Erwin Roeser Ms. Fran Sattes Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Skinner Mrs. Dolores Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Timm Mrs. Mary Travilla Ms. Gloria Vannote Mrs. Margaret Wilkins Dr. and Mrs. Brodie Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams Ms. Patricia Arant Drs. Euell and Eleanor Barberousse Mr. and Mrs. John Boyce Mrs. Joan C. Brown Mrs. Lois B. Carter Mrs. Ann Cerino Cdr. & Mrs. Henry J. Conger Mr. James Cook Mr. Steven T. Corneliussen Mrs. Jane Davis Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Dickenson Mrs. Sandra E. Dorsey Dr. Cromwell C. Douglas Mrs. Marion Fast Mrs. Joanne Ferrell Mr. Rowland Filer Mrs. Fae S. Gollub Mrs. Charlotte Hood Mr. and Mrs. Parker Host Dr. Evelyn Hurd Mrs. Helen Irving Mr. and Mrs. M. Robert Jackson The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Keever Mr. and Mrs. Claude Leftwich Dr. and Mrs. Willette LeHew 19
GIFTS TO THE CHAPEL
FELLOWSHIP FRIEND UP TO $249
Mr. Walter C. Ames Capt. and Mrs. Forrest Anderson Mrs. Mary Barnes Mrs. Elizabeth Baumer Ms. Susan T. Bernard Bijoux, Inc. Jean Bowerman Mr. and Mrs. D. Tyner Brown Ms. Mary P. Brown Mr. H. Thomas Callahan Mrs. Eva S. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. David Carré Mrs. Ruby Carson Geof and Mildred Chesbrough Mr. and Mrs. Ted L. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Corey The Rev. David W. Davenport Mr. and Mrs. John Dean Mrs. Robin Deetz Ms. Brenda Easton Mrs. Gloria Farquharson Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Filer Mrs. Clara E. Fisher Mrs. Phyllis M. Freeman
Mrs. Alice C. Goodman Mrs. Joan Graham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jencen Mrs. Pina Johnson Mrs. Josephine G. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Kennedy Mrs. Frances Knudson Mrs. Margaret McGeorge Mrs. Dolly McGuirt Mr. and Mrs. George Neil Mr. Sidney L. Nusbaum II Mrs. Virginia Perry Mrs. Judy Raymond Mr. and Mrs. James Roebuck Mrs. Jean M. Ruffin Mrs. Jean Russell Santa Fe Traders Mrs. Deborah Shepard Mrs. Betty Smith Mrs. Suzanne Smith Mrs. Jeanette Soper Mrs. Carol H. Sutton
Miss Geraldine Swindell Mr. and Mrs. R. Dawson Taylor Tidewater Keepsake Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. J. Langhorne Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Vigenski Virginia Beach School of Dance Marvina Wagner Mr. and Mrs. David Waters Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Wise
Golf Reception – Nice Green Jacket
GIFTS TO THE AUDIO BOOK FUND Ms. Marcheta Bryce Mrs. Fae S. Gollub Mrs. Faye Harris Mrs. Willa Hurley Mrs. Josephine G. Jones Mrs. Betty Kitchen The Rev. Maryan McGrady
DINNER-CONCERT BENEFIT SPONSORS Mrs. Nancy C. Hoy Mrs. Kay Winslow
Lynn Adler Mrs. Jeanne Ainslie Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Jr. Mrs. Betty Baines Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Miss Jean Basnight Mrs. Margaret Bishop Mrs. Mary Blassingham Mrs. Louise Bollman Mrs. Doris F. Bonnewell Mrs. Virginia H. Breeden Mrs. Marian Britt Mrs. Jean Brown Mr. Roy Brun Mrs. Ann Cerino Mr. Charles M. Chapman Mrs. Jeanne W. Claypoole Mrs. Sarah T. Clement Mrs. Judith W. Cofer Mr. James Cook Mrs. Eleanor Cross Rev. Dr. Greg Dalle-Tezze Mrs. Jane Davis Mr. and Mrs. Sam Decker Capt. and Mrs. Chester H. Dorchester Mrs. Elizabeth Engle Mrs. Jane Evans Mr. Rowland Filer Mrs. Clara E. Fisher Mrs. Cecilia Gerloff Mrs. Pauline K. Gillock Mrs. Dorothy Goodwin Mrs. Cathryne Greene Mrs. Jane Gresham Col. A. Thomas Grubbs Mrs. Natalie Harries Mrs. Janet Harrison Mrs. Marion Haynes Mrs. Grace Heidt Mr. and Mrs. George Henrich Mrs. Lucille Hickman
Mrs. Mabel Hirschbiel Mrs. Elizabeth Hitt Mr. and Mrs. Parker Host Mrs. Nancy C. Hoy Mrs. Dorothy Jeffress Mrs. Alice Johnson Mr. J. Allen Johnson Mike and Anne Johnson Mrs. Pina Johnson Ms. Josie Keeter Mrs. Marion Keeter The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Keever Mr. and Mrs. J. Darrell Kennedy Mrs. Jane L. Lane Mrs. Edith Law Mr. and Mrs. Claude Leftwich Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lewis Mrs. Jane Reaney Linton Mr. and Mrs. William Mace Mrs. Bettye Machen Mrs. Carol Manning Mrs. Elizabeth McAlpine Mrs. Mildred McFadden The Rev. Maryan McGrady Mrs. Edna McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McWaters Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Moulis Mrs. Wilma Muessel Mrs. Beamie M. Murray Ms. Gisela Newman Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Ogle Ms. Bridget Pendergast Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phelps Mr. Edgar Pickler Mrs. Margaret Poindexter Mr. and Mrs. William T. Reece, Sr. Mrs. Gloria Reed Mrs. Nancy Roberts Mrs. Mary Robertson Mrs. Elizabeth Sakakini Mrs. Candace G. Satterfield Ms. Fran Sattes
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Mrs. Jean N. Savage Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mrs. Millie Simpson Mrs. Marjorie Smith Mrs. M. Irene Span Mrs. Elsie Stockburger Mr. Charles Stone Mrs. Marjorie Taylor Mrs. Mary Travilla Mrs. Betty Vansant Dr. and Mrs. David Via Mr. and Mrs. David Walters Dr. and Mrs. David Warren Mrs. Anna R. Wetherill Mrs. Shirley G. Wharton Mrs. Carlotta Wick Dr. and Mrs. Brodie Williams Mrs. Kay Winslow Mrs. Melva Wood Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Young
GIFTS TO THE CHAPEL MUSIC FUND Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Jr. Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Grace Bankston Mrs. Jane Davis Mr. and Mrs. J. Darrell Kennedy W-C Creative Arts Corner Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Young
GIFTS TO THE CHAPEL MUSIC ENDOWED FUND Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Margaret M. Keatley
The Aramark Team
GIFTS TO THE TUTTLE COURTYARD Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowrey McNeel
GIFTS TO THE RESIDENTS’ EDUCATION (SCHOLARSHIP) FUND
GOLF CLASSIC SPONSORS
GIFTS TO THE EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY FUND
Aramark Senior Services A.V. Powell & Associates, LLC Bank of America Capes Capital Management Cintas: The Service Professionals David Sparks DIA, Inc. DeCamp/Tamm Family Dorris McNeal Episcopal Ministers Team EVMS George Nottingham/The Nottingham Wealth Management Group Lake Taylor Transitional Care Larson Allen LLP Legacy Healthcare Lynnhaven Fish House Morrison Senior Dining Palladium Registered Investment Advisors Pegram Family & Bee Rhees Rose & Womble Sentara Healthcare SFCS Inc. SunTrust Bank Todd Jurich’s Bistro USI Insurance U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer, PC Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas Willcox & Savage PC William E. Wood & Associates W.M. Jordan Company
3rd Floor East Tower Residents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams Mr. and Mrs. William P. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Jr. Mrs. Betty Baines Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Ms. Carol D. Batson Mrs. Alice Bauer Capt. and Mrs. Charles J. Beers Mrs. Mary Blassingham Mrs. Doris F. Bonnewell Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mrs. Ruby Bower Mrs. Virginia H. Breeden Mrs. Marian Britt Ms. Mary Jane Brockwell Mr. Charles A. Brothman Mrs. Jean Brown Mrs. Joan C. Brown Mr. Roy Brun Mrs. Virginia Cahoon Mrs. Margaret P. Camp Mrs. Eva S. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. David Carre’ Mrs. Ruby Carson Miss Vera A. Caulum Mrs. Betty J. Chapman Mrs. Betty H. Clarke Mrs. Sarah T. Clement Ms. Kathleen A. Cole Mrs. Mary Day Conkling Mr. Steven T. Corneliussen Miss Katherine Crenshaw Mrs. Ann W. Cutchins Mr. and Mrs. R. Patrick Deans Mr. and Mrs. Sam Decker Capt. and Mrs. Chester H. Dorchester Dr. Cromwell C. Douglas Mrs. Jeanette Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Eakes Capt. and Mrs. Lucian Evans Mrs. Gloria Farquharson Mrs. Marion Fast Mr. Rowland Filer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Combs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phelps The Estate of Ernestine Boyce The Estate of Sidney and Jane Lawrence
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Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Francisco Miss Edith Gausman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Genzler Mrs. Cecilia Gerloff Mrs. Dorothy Goodwin Mrs. Margaret B. Griffin Col. A. Thomas Grubbs Mrs. Selma Harden Mrs. Emma Lee Harrell Mrs. Dorothy Hermann Mrs. Sally-Louise Herzer Mrs. Charlotte Hood Mrs. Nancy C. Hoy Mrs. Sarah B. Huber Mrs. Margaret Hudgins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hyder Mrs. Helen Irving Mr. and Mrs. M. Robert Jackson Mrs. Doris Johnson Mrs. Frances H. Jones Mrs. Helen Kattwinkel Mrs. Margaret M. Keatley Mrs. Iris Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Bernard LaBarge Mr. Jack Langley Mrs. Evelyn Lasher Mr. and Mrs. Claude Leftwich Mrs. Anne LeVino Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lewis Mrs. Polly Light Mrs. Anne L. Lowell Mr. and Mrs. William Mace Mr. and Mrs. C. Philip Machen, Jr. Ms. Gloria Malbon Mrs. Louise Martin Mrs. Joan Marvel Mrs. Elizabeth McAlpine The Rev. Maryan McGrady Mrs. Dolly McGuirt Mrs. Dorris W. McNeal Mrs. Elizabeth Miklos Dr. Agnes Moon Mrs. Marian Morris Mr. Robert Motley 23
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Moulis Mrs. Beamie M. Murray Mr. and Mrs. George Neil Ms. Gisela Newman Ms. Paulette Nipper Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Nusbaum Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Ogle Capt. and Mrs. E. C. Oldfield Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. Haig H. Pakradooni Miss Elizabeth G. Pappas Mrs. Marian Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pearlin Dr. and Mrs. George Pegram Mrs. Virginia Perry Mrs. Margaret Poindexter Mr. and Mrs. William T. Reece, Sr. Mrs. Gloria Reed Mrs. Nita Reed The Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Riggs Mrs. Ruby Riley Mr. John Robbins Mr. and Mrs. John M. Robertson Mrs. Mary Robertson Mr. and Mrs. James Roebuck Mr. Erwin Roeser Mrs. Faith Rohrabaugh Col. Donn M. Ruddock Mrs. Elizabeth Sakakini Ms. Fran Sattes Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Skinner Mrs. Dolores Sloan Mrs. Betty Smith Mr. Jack T. Smith Mrs. M. Irene Span Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Steere Mrs. Margaret Stroud Miss Geraldine Swindell Mrs. Barbara J. Taylor Capt. and Mrs. John Tazewell Mrs. Marie Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Timm
Ms. Gloria Vannote Mrs. Betty Vansant W-C Bingo W-C Creative Arts Corner Mrs. Anna R. Wetherill Mr. and Mrs. Richard White Mrs. Carlotta Wick Mrs. Margaret Wilkins Dr. and Mrs. Brodie Williams Mrs. Mary Ann Williams Dr. Patricia B. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Wise Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Young
GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY FUND Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams Mrs. Grace Bankston Mrs. Alice Bauer Mrs. Jean Baufle Capt. and Mrs. Charles J. Beers Mr. and Mrs. John Boyce Mrs. Eleanor Cross Capt. and Mrs. Chester H. Dorchester Ms. Nancy Ferris Mrs. Grace Heidt Mrs. Nancy C. Hoy Mrs. Josephine G. Jones Miss Carlin May Dr. Agnes Moon Mr. and Mrs. George Neil Ms. Gisela Newman Miss Elizabeth G. Pappas Mrs. Lottie Pidgeon Mrs. Betty Sparling Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Steere Mrs. Marie Thompson Mr. and Mrs. J. Langhorne Tompkins Ms. Gloria Vannote W-C Creative Arts Corner
GIFTS TO THE MEDITATION GARDEN
GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF:
Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Jr. Mrs. Betty Baines Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barton Miss Clara Basnight Miss Jean Basnight Baylake United Methodist Church Mrs. Doris F. Bonnewell Mrs. Marian Britt Mr. and Mrs. D. Tyner Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses T. Brown Mr. Joseph C. Burger, Jr. Mrs. Martha Cain Mrs. Catherine Craft Mrs. Jacklyn DeCamp Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Dickenson Ms. Mary Jane Emerson Mrs. Joanne Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fowler Mrs. Cecilia Gerloff Mrs. Grace Heidt Mrs. Maria Hellich Mrs. Ottilie Henkel Mrs. Louise Jones Mrs. Iris Kennedy Mrs. Betty Kitchen Mr. Jack Langley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Laws Mrs. Jane Reaney Linton Mrs. Doris Mace
2nd Floor Hoy Center Staff Mr. and Mrs. Ted L. Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jennell Mr. J. Allen Johnson
Dr. Tom Murray Mrs. Beamie M. Murray
Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler
The Rev. Dr. Richard J. Keever Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hubbard
Mrs. Alice Bauer Dr. Agnes Moon
Mrs. Betty Kitchen Mrs. Willa Hurley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Nusbaum Sidney L. Nusbaum II Cynthia N. Katz Stuart Katz
Mrs. JoAnn Beers Mrs. Betty Smith
Mrs. Frances Knudson Bill and Jan Bassett Geof and Mildred Chesbrough
All Residents Drs. Euell and Eleanor Barberousse
Mr. Jack Langley Mrs. Betty Vansant
Mr. Philip Root Mrs. Fae S. Gollub Mrs. Josephine G. Jones
Mrs. Elizabeth McAlpine Mrs. Margaret McGeorge Ms. Ruby McNelley Mrs. Elizabeth Miklos Mrs. Irene Miller Dr. Agnes Moon Mrs. Wilda Jean Mumma Mrs. Lloyd M. Neff Mr. and Mrs. George Neil Ms. Paulette Nipper Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Ogle Mrs. Betty O’Hare Miss Elizabeth G. Pappas Mrs. Marian Parsons Mr. Erwin Roeser Mrs. Faith Rohrabaugh Mrs. Idea Jean Schroy Ms. Dot Sefert Mr. David L. Sparks Mrs. Orma Jean Swanson Mrs. Jeannette Tippett Mrs. Sophie Toher Dr. and Mrs. David Via Mr. and Mrs. David Walters W-C Arts, Crafts & Bake Sale W-C Creative Arts Corner Mrs. Jeanette Wheeler Mrs. Sharon Williams Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Wise
Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Filer Mrs. Ruby Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowrey McNeel Laurie Durrette Dr. Patricia B. Williams Mrs. Phoebe Field Mrs. Louise Martin Dr. Joe B. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Corey Mrs. Alice C. Goodman Mrs. Dana Gregory Dr. Patricia B. Williams Mrs. Ginger Griffith Women on Mission Mrs. Charlotte Harrell Mrs. Emma Lee Harrell Mrs. Jackie James Capt. and Mrs. Lucian Evans Mrs. Kay Winslow
Mrs. Erle Marie Latimer Mr. and Mrs. D. Tyner Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Heely Mrs. Anne LeVino Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Vigenski Mr. and Mrs. George L. Zuidema, Jr.
Rachel Simmelink Mrs. Anne LeVino
Mrs. Elizabeth McAlpine Mrs. Betty Vansant
Mrs. Betty Smith Bill and Jan Bassett Geof and Mildred Chesbrough
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McWaters Mrs. Nancy C. Hoy
Mrs. Frieda Vogan Miss Elizabeth G. Pappas
Bob and Nancy Murray Mrs. Beamie M. Murray
Dr. David Warren Mr. J. Allen Johnson
Michael and Carol Murray Mrs. Beamie M. Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watts Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal
Susan and Pat Murray Mrs. Beamie M. Murray
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Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowrey McNeel
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GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF: (CONT’D) Mrs. Frances Burger Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Virginia H. Breeden Mr. Joseph C. Burger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Geczi Mrs. Sarah B. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Laws Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lehr Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Nusbaum Mrs. Elizabeth Sakakini
You can even exercise sitting down
GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF: Mrs. Delores H. Ashman Mrs. Betty Vansant Mrs. Dorothy Bailey Noel and Linda Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Burchette Judith A. Dunton John and Arlene Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Julian Lipscomb Mr. John B. Baines Mrs. Betty Baines Mrs. Edna Blassingham Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mrs. Judith W. Cofer Mrs. Corinne Starke Mrs. Cecile Turner John Blassingham Mrs. Mary Blassingham Mr. Kenneth Bower Mrs. Ruby Bower
Capt. Rex A. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. Tyner Brown Mrs. Catherine Craft Mrs. Jacklyn DeCamp Mrs. Louise Jones Mrs. Karyl C. Kern Dr. Agnes Moon Mrs. Lloyd M. Neff Mr. Erwin Roeser Mr. David L. Sparks Mrs. Orma Jean Swanson Dr. and Mrs. David Via Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Wise Cdr. George P. Brown, USN, Ret. Mrs. Joan C. Brown Mrs. Audrey Brun Mrs. Jane Agin Cynthia J. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Jr. Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Drs. Euell and Eleanor Barberousse Mrs. Elizabeth R. Baumer Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mr. and Mrs. John Boyce Mr. Randall M. Blow 26
Jack and Jane Cline Ruth E. Cole Don and Audre Connell Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Cooper Ms. Mary DeFord East Tower 12th Floor Residents Mr. and Mrs. John E. Foote Dr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Parker Host Mr. and Mrs. M. Robert Jackson Mrs. Iris Kennedy Mrs. Karyl C. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kornegay Mike and Anne Johnson Mrs. Evelyn Lasher Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lewis Mrs. Elizabeth McAlpine Mrs. Mary Morris Mrs. Beamie M. Murray Mr. and Mrs. George Neil Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal Ms. Linda M. Schell Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mrs. M. Irene Span Mrs. Betty Smith Mrs. Holly Wagner Dr. and Mrs. David Warren Mr. and Mrs. George L. Zuidema, Jr.
Albert G. Butzer Ms. Anne R. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. James E. Field Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ludwig Mr. James Cain Mrs. Marian Parsons Mrs. Gloria Reed Mr. H. Thomas Callahan Mr. Charles A. Brothman Penthouse East Tower Neighbors Dr. and Mrs. David Warren The Rev. Paul S. Carter Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler
Mr. Sidney Clinkscales Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mrs. Elizabeth Collins Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Julia Dalle-Tezze Mrs. Margaret Bishop Mrs. Virginia H. Breeden Mrs. Cecilia Gerloff Mrs. Dorothy Goodwin Mrs. Betty Sparling Mr. Donald W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barton Mrs. Nancy O. Chandler Mrs. Jane Davis Mr. and Mrs. James C. Eggleston Mrs. Jane Evans Mr. and Mrs. Parker Host Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lewis Penthouse West Tower Neighbors Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Dr. and Mrs. David Warren Mr. Norwood Evans Mrs. Jane Evans
Mrs. Molly D. Fanney Mr. William J. Fanney Mrs. Muriel Farish Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fenwick Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Combs Mrs. Anne D. Filer Mr. Rowland Filer Dr. Major D. Gayle Mrs. Karyl C. Kern Mrs. Margaret Wilkins Samuel W. Gollub Mrs. Fae S. Gollub Mrs. Margaret Hamner Ms. Carol D. Batson Mr. Wynford Harries Mr. and Mrs. C. Philip Machen, Jr. Miss Dawn M. McCloud The Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Riggs Dr. and Mrs. David Warren Mrs. Mariette W. Irwin Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Margaret P. Camp Mrs. Evelyn Lasher Mrs. M. Irene Span Dr. and Mrs. David Warren Mrs. Charlotte Jemmott Mrs. Karyl C. Kern Mrs. Margaret M. Keatley Baylake United Methodist Church Mrs. Eleanor Cross The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Keever
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Mrs. Karyl C. Kern The Rev. Maryan McGrady Wallace and Elizabeth Moore Mrs. Mary Morris Ms. Gloria Vannote Victoria Knapp Mrs. Mary Nell Roosendaal Mr. C. Philip Machen, Jr. Mrs. Jeanne Ainslie Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Jr. Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Joe and Charlotte Blocker Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Sam Decker Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Dickenson Mrs. Jane Evans Paul and Lynne Farrell Mr. and Mrs. John E. Foote Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Gurganus Mrs. Elizabeth Hitt Mr. and Mrs. M. Robert Jackson Mrs. Pina Johnson Mrs. Iris Kennedy Mrs. Karyl C. Kern Pauline Lopez John and Patsy McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Nusbaum Col. and Mrs. Bernard Rhees The Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Roberts Mr. John Robbins Mrs. Mary Nell Roosendaal Mrs. Betty Smith Mrs. M. Irene Span Larry and Nita Weeks Dr. and Mrs. David Warren Mr. William C. Wescott III Dr. G. William Whitehurst Mr. Fletcher Manning Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler
Mrs. Alexsandria Manrov The Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Riggs Mrs. Alpine Martin Fay (Martin) Chandler Mrs. Joyce McAtee 10th Floor West Tower Neighbors Mrs. Dolly McGuirt Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Keever Mr. William K. Mizell Mrs. Jeannette Mizell Mrs. Marjorie Moore Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mr. Douglas Murray Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mrs. Karyl C. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal Penthouse West Tower Neighbors Mrs. Elizabeth Sakakini Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mrs. Ruth Lee Wooldridge Charles Noah Ruth E. Cole Mr. Robert V. Ogle Mrs. Chris Ogle Mrs. Helen O’Neal Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mrs. Karyl C. Kern Penthouse West Tower Neighbors The Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Riggs Mrs. Faith Rohrabaugh 28
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More Newlyweds
Mrs. Hortense Parkerson Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Patricia Christopher Ruth E. Cole Donald and Barbara Dodson Evelyn R. Hurlbut Mrs. Mary Morris David and Ann Norris George and Jo Anne Rhudy Walter and Jacqueline Tucker Mrs. Jacqueline Pickler Mr. and Mrs. Parker Host Mr. and Mrs. C. Philip Machen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal Mr. Edgar Pickler Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Capt. Harry Reed, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyce Mr. Stanley Roberts Kari L. Dottellis Mrs. Jane Evans Mrs. Jane Gresham Joy Krimowski Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal Nancy Rudd Bette Shaffer Mrs. Betty Sparling
Mrs. Grace Sisson Mrs. Jane Reaney Linton Mr. James L. Smith, Jr. Mr. Harvey Lindsay, Jr. Mrs. Jeanette Soper Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Edith Spector Mrs. Idea Jean Schroy Mrs. Charlotte Steingold Mrs. Karyl C. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal The Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Riggs Mrs. Cecile Turner Mrs. Betty Vansant The Rev. Walker Stockburger Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mother of Ted Swan Dr. Joe B. Goldberg
Fun Fair Chairs
Mrs. Ann C. Thomas Mrs. Judith W. Cofer Rev. Dr. Greg Dalle-Tezze Mrs. Marguerite Tugman Mrs. Jane Reaney Linton Mrs. Emma Lou Vaughan Mrs. Corinne Starke Mr. William A. Wagner Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mrs. Margaret B. Webb Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mr. and Mrs. Corbin White Corbin Ben White Mr. Charles Wilkinson Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Marian Britt Mr. and Mrs. C. Philip Machen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phelps Mr. John Wilkinson Mrs. Jean Brown Mrs. Sylvia Fascetta Mrs. Betty D. Williams Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Rev. Dr. Greg Dalle-Tezze 8th Floor East Tower Residents Mrs. Edith Law Ms. Bridget Pendergast Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phelps Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mrs. Laura F. Wittkofski Mrs. Elizabeth Miklos Mrs. Anne Woodward Mrs. Mary Nell Roosendaal 29
Mrs. Myra Yeager Mrs. Frances S. Baldwin Mrs. Betty Baines Mrs. Marjorie Bottimore Mrs. Joan C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Bryant III Mr. and Mrs. David Carre’ Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ellis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fowler Ms. Barbara Gahagan Mrs. Cecilia Gerloff Ms. Janet Hamlin Mrs. Maria Hellich Mrs. Ottilie Henkel Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kal Mrs. Iris Kennedy Mrs. Karyl C. Kern Mrs. Betty Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Laws Mrs. Doris Mace Miss Dawn M. McCloud Mrs. Margaret McGeorge Ms. Ruby McNelley Mrs. Wilda Jean Mumma Mrs. Betty O’Hare Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. George Neil Ms. Jane G. Packard Pediatric Cardiology at the University of Vermont Mr. and Mrs. James B. Roberts III Ms. Dot Sefert Capt. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sesler Mrs. M. Irene Span Mrs. Jeannette Tippett Mrs. Sophie Toher Mr. and Mrs. David Walters Dr. and Mrs. David Warren Mrs. Jeanette Wheeler Mrs. Margaret Wilkins Mrs. Sharon Williams
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outstanding employees award winners: Lisa Hall, The Hoy Center Deborah Hester, Enhanced Services Annie Howard, Housekeeping Jackie James, Administration Loi Mati, Independent Dining Nonie Ramones, Housekeeping Malcolm Skinner, Culinary Michael Williams, Maintenance Sharon Williams, Programs
Mark Acob, Enhanced Services Darlene Ballard, Nutrition Care Elizabeth Bastone, Front Desk Vern Boyea, Maintenance Teresa Burke, The Hoy Center Greg Dalle-Tezze, Pastoral Care Michelle Dio, The Hoy Center Bob Gable, Security (not shown) Harley Galaty, The Hoy Center
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