Celebrating Professional Achievements in Iowa Pharmacy
AWARDS June 15, 2023 Des Moines, IA
2023 IPA PROFESSIONAL AWARDS The Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA) takes great pride in recognizing individuals for their contributions of leadership, patient care, professional involvement and public service. The following awards, presented during IPA’s 2023 Annual Meeting in Des Moines, serve to capture Iowa pharmacy’s spirit of service and its culture of professionalism. Each recipient is permanently recognized on a master plaque for their respective award at IPA Headquarters.
Outgoing IPA Board Members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bowl of Hygeia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Robert G. Gibbs Distinguished Pharmacist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Thomas R. Temple Mentorship Award. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Honorary President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Distinguished Young Pharmacist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Excellence in Innovation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Health-System Pharmacist of the Year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Patient Care Partner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Karbeling Leadership Award. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 IPA Appreciation Award. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Pharmacy Technician of the Year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 50-Year Pharmacists. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Poster Presentation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Past Presidents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 1
OUTGOING BOARD MEMBERS
Christopher Clayton, PharmD, MBA
CoraLynn Trewet, MS, PharmD, BCPS, CDE
Heather Ourth, PharmD, BCPS, BCGP
Chairman of the Board
Treasurer
Speaker of the House
Manchester
Ankeny
Ackworth
Pamela Wiltfang, PharmD, MPH, BA, CHES
Grant Houselog, PharmD, CSPI
Jackie Gravert, PharmD, MPH
Angie Spannagel, PharmD, BCACP
Trustee – Region #2
Trustee – Region #4
Trustee At-Large
Trustee At-Large
North Liberty
Sergeant Bluff
Cedar Rapids
Maquoketa
Tammy Sharp-Becker, CPhT, CSPT
Nirjan Bhattarai, PharmD Candidate
Sidney Vancil, PharmD Candidate
Pharmacy Technician
Student Pharmacist
Student Pharmacist
Ames
Drake University
The University of Iowa
Thank you to all outgoing IPA Board of Trustees for your leadership and willingness to serve the profession in this capacity!
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BOWL OF HYGEIA Robert (Bob) Stessman, RPh Manning, IA
The 2022 Bowl of Hygeia recipient, presented during IPA’s 2022 Annual Meeting in Cedar Rapids, is a generous civic and servant leader, continuously inspiring others to get involved in their communities. From sponsoring little league events to helping plant flower beds along the highway, Robert “Bob” Stessman is always eager to volunteer and get his hands dirty. The countless hours and years Stessman has contributed to the town of Manning, Iowa, in addition to the twenty-six nomination letters submitted, make him beyond deserving of this prestigious award. Bob Stessman earned his BS Pharm from Drake University in 1983. For over thirty years, Stessman owned and operated Manning Pharmacy, Inc., providing care and services to the communities of Templeton, Halbur, Irwin, Manilla, Audubon, Elk Horn, Arcadia, Westside and Vail. In 2021, Stessman sold the pharmacy to another owner who is committed to keeping an independent pharmacy in Manning. Since selling the pharmacy, Stessman is “looking for the next challenge.” Throughout his career, Stessman has been active in many professional organizations, including the American Pharmacists Association (APhA), American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA), Southwest Iowa Pharmacists Association (SIPA), and Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA). He has served on various committees and held numerous positions within IPA, including Speaker of the House of Delegates, Treasurer, and President from 2009-2010. For decades, Stessman has been an “unsung hero” in his community. He has volunteered with the Chamber of Commerce, Planning and Zoning Commission, Rotary, Relay for Life, Knights of Columbus, local food pantry, school district, and countless other organizations. Stessman is known for staying at church long after everyone else has left to wash dishes, “for hours” if needed. According to his nominators, Bob Stessman’s “larger than life” persona and “generous actions make him hard to miss.” His charitableness is seen through time, talent and treasure, leaving a lasting legacy on his community and profession.
ABOUT THE AWARD
One of the most prestigious awards in the pharmacy profession, the Bowl of Hygeia recognizes a pharmacist who has demonstrated a sustained commitment to community service. The award is part of a national awards program co-sponsored by the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations (NASPA) and the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) with one recipient chosen from each state every year. Iowa’s recipient is chosen by a committee of civic leaders from across the state, and the selection is unknown until the evening of the IPA Awards Banquet.
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PAST RECIPIENTS 2021 Steven Sayler
1999 Dennis Jorgensen
1977 Ferrell C. Reed
2020 Peter Fay
1998 Jerry Karbeling
1976 Rollin C. Bridge
2019 Marilyn Osterhaus
1997 Alan Shepley
1975 David W. Rambo
2018 Michele Cooper
1996 Edward Maier
1974 Jack L. Bare
2017 Tim Becker
1995 Gill Hartliep
1973 Calvin C. Woods
2016 Kenneth Anderson
1994 Russell E. Johnson
1972 Rex Moorman
2015 Richard Hartig
1993 Robert Wilhelm
1971 John T. Engel
2014 Craig Clark
1992 Greg Hoyman
1970 Elmer J. Norgaard
2013 Bernie Cremers
1991 T.J. Johnsrud
1969 Bernard F. Wilder
2012 Gene Lutz
1990 Tom Vlassis
1968 John H. Hauth
2011 Bob Greenwood
1989 William Alexander
1967 Robert J. Nedrow
2010 John Forbes
1988 Gordon Rosenthal
1966 Max W. Eggleston
2009 Mark Nessen
1987 Delmar E. Kramersmeier
1965 Max E. Ireland
2008 Leman Olson
1986 Donald J. Welp
1964 Gale W. Stapp
2007 Lisa Ploehn
1985 Robert Griffiths
1963 Charles Hughes
2006 Rollie Reznicek
1984 Clarence B. Caldwell
1962 Wilson Kouba
2005 John Ballensky
1983 Jack W. Kiburz
1961 John S. Veenker
2004 Hal Jackson
1982 Robert J. Osterhaus
1960 Otto A. Bjornstad
2003 Susan Lutz
1981 Harold G. Woodruff
1959 Wilbur J. Boortz
2002 John Rode
1980 Robert E. Ohrlund
1958 Richard M. Hofmann
2001 Steve Firman
1979 Darwyn J. Williams
(first recipient nationally)
2000 Shirley Winckler
1978 Arlan D. Van Norman 4
ROBERT G. GIBBS DISTINGUISHED PHARMACIST William (Bill) Drilling, RPh Sioux City, IA
PAST RECIPIENTS 2022 Donald E. Letendre 2021 Steve C. Firman 2020 Julie Kuhle 2019 Stephen Hoag (posthumously) 2018 William J. Wimmer 2017 Bernard Sorofman 2016 Lloyd Jessen 2015 Ed Maier 2014 Al Shepley 2013 Raylene Rospond 2011 Thomas R. Temple 2010 Leman Olson 2009 Lon Larson (posthumously) 2008 Jordan Cohen 2006 T.J. Johnsrud 2005 Jerry Karbeling (posthumously) 2004 Jim Miller 2001 Dennis Killion 1999 Gilbert Banker 1993 Rollin Bridge 1992 Norman Johnson 1990 Robert J. Osterhaus 1984 C. Boyd Granberg 1983 Dale Wurster 1982 Max W. Eggleston 1981 Jack Bare 1980 Louis Zopf 1979 Robert G. Gibbs
William “Bill” Drilling is a 1985 graduate of the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy. Following graduation, Drilling joined his father and brother at Drilling Morningside Pharmacy as a staff pharmacist. He and his brother, Don, purchased the pharmacy from their parents in January of 1986. Drilling has served as President and PIC of Drilling Pharmacy since 1996. Bill Drilling’s endless contributions to the pharmacy profession and association make him well deserving of this award. To name a few, Drilling is a passionate student pharmacist mentor, serving as a preceptor for the University of Iowa, Drake, Creighton and South Dakota State. In 2019, he was recognized for his efforts with the University of Iowa’s IPPE Preceptor Excellence Award. In addition, Drilling donated a study room at the University of Iowa and served on the new college of pharmacy’s building committee. Drilling is a longtime, active member of IPA, serving as an IPA Delegate, Champion Advocate, and member of the Legislative and Public Affairs Policy Committees. He gives generously to the association, specifically to legislative and Foundation initiatives. Drilling has worked collaboratively with IPA on many grants and projects, including the 1815 Project. In his community, Drilling received the Siouxland Star Award from the Chamber of Commerce in 2010. He has been asked to serve as the Morningside Days Parade Marshall twice. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Drilling Pharmacy provided over 20,000 vaccinations to Siouxlanders. He is supported in his endeavors by his wife, Sharon, his daughter, Sarah Sorensen and husband Eric, and his daughter, Lindsey and fiancé Jacob Strom.
ABOUT THE AWARD
The Robert G. Gibbs Distinguished Pharmacist Award recognizes an Iowa pharmacist for outstanding contributions to the pharmacy profession and the Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA). This award was established in 1979 in honor of IPA’s past Executive Officer, Robert G. Gibbs, who served the association from 1959-1979 and is the highest recognition given to a pharmacist by IPA. In years when the award is presented, a $500 scholarship grant is awarded to an Iowa-based college of pharmacy.
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THOMAS R. TEMPLE MENTORSHIP AWARD CoraLynn Trewet, MS, PharmD, BCPS, CDE Ankeny, IA
PAST RECIPIENTS 2022 Thomas R. Temple
This year’s award recipient learned the ropes of mentorship directly from the pharmacist in which the award is named. CoraLynn Trewet began her journey with IPA in 2001 as the Executive Intern. Here, she was mentored by CEO Emeritus Tom Temple, his amazing staff and many IPA members. A graduate of Drake University, Dr. Trewet was mentored by Renae Chesnut, Darrel Bjornson and several other impactful faculty members. She completed a Pharmacy Management Residency and Masters in Pharmacy Administration from the University of Kansas while mentored by Harold Godwin. For several years, Dr. Trewet worked at the University of Iowa as an Associate Clinical Professor practicing in family medicine. In this role, she mentored countless students and loved watching them grow and succeed. Currently, Dr. Trewet serves as the Senior Medical Science Liaison in cardiovascular disease at Bristol Myers Squibb. According to her nominators, Dr. Trewet’s mentorship is “invaluable” to her mentees’ personal and professional growth. She is “invested” in the students she mentors, pushing them to be confident in their knowledge and abilities. Dr. Trewet never turns down an opportunity to provide guidance to future practitioners. As one nominator put it, “She always has time for YOU.” Dr. Trewet is active in state and national pharmacy organizations, as well as her church and community. Dr. Trewet lives in Ankeny with her husband, Matt, and three children, Carter (and Hope), Cate and Charlie. She hopes to inspire her mentees as much as they inspire her—and as much as she has been inspired over the years.
ABOUT THE AWARD
The Thomas R. Temple Mentorship Award recognizes an individual who has mentored, supported and sponsored pharmacists in a transformative way. The pharmacist for whom the award is named, Tom Temple, inspired and mentored through his career as CEO for the Iowa Pharmacy Association (1979-2011) and beyond. Those who Tom mentored understood the magnitude of his wisdom, leadership and vision, which he effortlessly combined with humility and kindness to always elevate the success of others.
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HONORARY PRESIDENT Betty Grinde, RPh Story City, IA
PAST RECIPIENTS
2021-22 Sharon Cashman 2020-21 Dan Murphy 2019-20 Tony Beraldi 2018-19 John Rovers 2017-18 June Johnson 2016-17 Jane DeWitt 2015-16 Dennis Jorgensen 2014-15 Bruce Alexander 2013-14 Mark Jones 2012-13 Linda Krypel 2011-12 Jim McEnany 2010-11 Dwayne Plender 2009-10 Joe Cunningham 2008-09 Ray Buser 2007-08 Rick Morrow 2006-07 Allen Fann 2005-06 Lloyd Matheson 2004-05 R. Joseph Mahrenholz 2003-04 Russ Johnson 2002-03 Hal Jackson 2001-02 Phyllis Olson 2000-01 Gus Erickson 1999-00 Norm Johnson 1998-99 Bill & Shirley Winckler 1997-98 Phillip Levine 1996-97 Marion Reis 1995-96 Jackie Scott 1994-95 David Carew 1993-94 Burdeen Withrow 1992-93 Robert Griffiths 1991-92 Dan Regan 1990-91 Jack Kiburz 1989-90 Robert Nedrow 1988-89 Wendle Kerr 1987-88 Jack Van Norman 1986-87 Wilson Kouba 1985-86 Dwayne Richards
Betty Grinde earned her Bachelor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Iowa. She began her career in Iowa Falls, working for Star Drug/Peoples Drug for eleven years. After a year of relief work around Central Iowa, Grinde joined NuCara Pharmacy in Story City as a staff pharmacist, and later as Pharmacist in Charge (PIC). In 2021, Grinde was recognized for her thirty years of service to patients in Story City. She retired from fulltime work in 2022. Betty Grinde exemplifies the role of the Honorary President in her sustained commitment to pharmacy practice in Iowa, as well as her commitment to her community. Grinde served on the board of Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry for over twenty years, in addition to many years on the boards of the Bertha Bartlett Public Library Foundation and Riverside Lutheran Bible Camp. She has also donated more than 120 handmade quilts to various charities. Since her retirement, Grinde and her husband, Clark, have been traveling, biking and decluttering. Grinde is relishing the ordination of her daughter, Emma, as a Lutheran Pastor and the upcoming marriage of her son, John, and his fiancée, Ash. Grinde has previously served on the IPA Policy Committees on Public and Professional Affairs and continues to stay active in the IPA House of Delegates. IPA thanks Betty Grinde for her leadership as the 2022-2023 Honorary President!
ABOUT THE AWARD
The Honorary President is selected each year to recognize a pharmacist’s lengthy and sustained commitment to the Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA) and the pharmacy profession in Iowa. The Honorary President is selected by the IPA House of Delegates and serves as a voting member of the IPA Board of Trustees for one year before receiving this special recognition at the Annual Awards Banquet.
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DISTINGUISHED YOUNG PHARMACIST Rob Nichols, PharmD, BCPS Waterloo, IA
PAST RECIPIENTS
2022 Mylo Wells 2021 Rachel Otting 2020 Pamela Wiltfang 2019 Wesley Pilkington 2018 Morgan Herring 2017 Brett Barker 2016 Ashley Dohrn 2015 Angie Spannagel 2014 Stevie Veach 2013 Matt Cantrell 2012 Anisa Fornoff 2011 CoraLynn Trewet 2010 Kristin Meyer 2009 Sally Haack 2008 Nancee Waterbury 2007 Carrie Koenigsfeld 2006 Lindsey Stephens 2005 Tammy Bullock 2004 DeeAnn Wedemeyer-Oleson 2003 Josh Feldmann 2002 Brad Tice 2001 Connie Connolly 2000 Brian Benson 1999 Teresa Klepser 1998 Michele Evink 1997 Tom Halterman 1996 Brenda Thies 1995 Randy McDonough 1994 Dan Murphy 1993 David Brotherson 1992 Mary Teresi 1991 Carl Chalstrom 1990 John Forbes 1989 Matt Osterhaus 1988 Kathy Mitchell 1987 Jim Wallace
Rob Nichols lives and practices in Waterloo at Greenwood Pharmacy and Compounding Center. He is currently the Director of Clinical Operations and residency site preceptor. Originally from Ottumwa, Nichols earned his bachelor’s degree in Business Management from Wartburg College. He began his pharmacy journey as a technician at Meyer Pharmacy and has been an IPA member since 2009. In 2017, Nichols received his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Iowa. He then completed a PGY1 Community-based Pharmacy Residency with the University of Iowa at Greenwood Pharmacy and Compounding Center. Nichols is also board-certified in Pharmacotherapy. As an active member of IPA, Nichols has served on the Legislative Advisory Committee, Policy Committee on Public Affairs, Advisory Committee on Medicaid and Pharmacy Benefit Programs, Pharmacy Technician Advisory Committee, and IPA Board of Trustees. In his community, Nichols was elected in 2021 to serve a 4-year term as At-Large City Councilman for the City of Waterloo. He also serves as Chair of the Commission on Tobacco Use Prevention and Control for the State of Iowa. As one nominator put it, Nichols “is a shining example of a pharmacist entrenched in his community both at the pharmacy and in his free time.” Colleagues recognize his passion for the patients he cares for and the community he serves. Nichols and his wife, Bryndee, have two children, Arie (5) and Alijah (2). When not at the pharmacy or city hall, Nichols enjoys playing league volleyball and spending time with friends and family.
ABOUT THE AWARD
The Distinguished Young Pharmacist of the Year Award recognizes a pharmacist within their first ten years of practice for their involvement and dedication to the pharmacy profession. The award was created in 1987 to encourage young pharmacists’ participation in association and community activities and is part of a national awards program cosponsored by Pharmacists Mutual and state associations.
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EXCELLENCE IN INNOVATION Ben Miskle, PharmD Iowa City, IA
PAST RECIPIENTS 2022 Deanna L. McDanel 2021 Casey Villhauer 2020 Michael Daly 2019 Angie Hoth 2018 Michelle Bottenberg 2017 Jordan Schultz 2016 Chris Donner-Tiernan 2015 Ryan Jacobsen 2014 Thane Kading 2013 Heather Ourth 2012 Felix Gallagher 2011 Jim Hoehns 2010 Lori Schirmer 2009 Michael Case Haub 2008 Anisa Fornoff 2007 Josh Feldmann 2006 DeeAnn Wedemeyer-Oleson 2005 Craig Logemann 2004 Jennifer Musick 2003 Mike Cuesta 2002 Sue Purcell 2001 Jay Currie 2000 Randy McDonough 1999 Mary Tasler 1998 Carl Chalstrom 1997 John Forbes 1996 Patrick Travis 1995 Lisa Ploehn 1994 Rex McKee 1993 Ray Buser
Ben Miskle is a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (UIHC) and a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy. He completed a PGY1 and PGY2 psychiatric pharmacy residency at the Chillicothe Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Ohio after earning his Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 2018. Dr. Miskle has published many articles on addiction treatment services, including substance use and stigma in pregnancy, older adult first-time admissions for substance use disorders, and cannabis use disorder treatment, to name a few. His innovation in pharmacy practice is evident, as Dr. Miskle helped start the Naloxone in Iowa Schools project. Working with the Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH), he created content and policies to assist schools across the state in overdose and naloxone education. Dr. Miskle’s peers recognize his dedication to this work through the presentations and outreach he conducts with Iowa schools. As of January 2023, he has worked with seven school districts in their entirety, with one district involving twenty-two individual schools. One nominator referred to Dr. Miskle’s work as the “most commendable,” noting that his involvement in the Naloxone in Iowa Schools project is voluntary and not an expectation of his practice. Nominators praise Dr. Miskle’s unique leadership and innovation. Ben Miskle and his wife, Alycia, welcomed a baby girl in 2022.
ABOUT THE AWARD
The Excellence in Innovation Award recognizes pharmacists who have demonstrated significant innovation in their respective practices. The award was developed by the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations (NASPA) and is funded by Upsher-Smith Laboratories, Inc.
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HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACIST OF THE YEAR Lisa Lambi, PharmD, BCPS North Liberty, IA
PAST RECIPIENTS 2022 Ashley Cook 2021 Jen Morris 2020 Andrew Miesner 2019 Sharon Cashman 2018 Christopher Clayton 2017 Michael Brownlee 2016 Erik Maki 2015 Dave Weetman 2014 John Hamiel 2013 Lisa Mascardo 2012 Gayle Mayer 2011 Kevin Cassatt 2010 Brian Benson 2009 Paul Abramowitz 2008 Diane Reist 2007 Bruce Alexander 2006 Jim Wallace 2005 William Baer 2004 Geoff Wall 2003 Doug Geraets 2002 Steve Nelson 2001 Michele Evink 2000 Allen Fann 1999 Mary Phipps 1998 Sharon Meyer 1997 Harry Hagel 1996 Charlie Falbo 1994 John Rode 1992 Curtis Olthoff 1990 Vicki Jain 1988 Mary Beth Gross 1985 Phyllis Olson 1984 Jon Beyer
Lisa Lambi is a Clinical Pharmacist at St. Luke’s Hospital in Cedar Rapids. After graduating from the University of Iowa in 2002, she completed a PGY1 pharmacy residency at Saint Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City and worked briefly at Trinity Hospital in Rock Island before joining St. Luke’s eighteen years ago. Some of Dr. Lambi’s accomplishments include developing an inpatient penicillin skin testing program, creating several collaborative practice agreements, and publishing in the area of antimicrobial stewardship. During the pandemic, Dr. Lambi served as the study coordinator for convalescent plasma, which provided treatment to over 75 patients. In addition, Dr. Lambi co-chairs St. Luke’s Antimicrobial Stewardship Committee, while also serving on the Vaccine Oversite Committee and several other local committees. Dr. Lambi’s nominators commend her dedication and excellence as a preceptor. In addition to mentoring many student pharmacists on their acute care and hospital rotations, she developed an antimicrobial stewardship elective APPE experience and an internship for the University of Iowa College of Public Health. Dr. Lambi was also a strong advocate for St. Luke’s new PGY1 residency program. Colleagues see Dr. Lambi as a “role model in terms of her resilience and attitude as a health-system pharmacist.” Dr. Lambi is an active IPA member, serving most recently on the Public Affairs Policy Committee. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking, golfing, and spending time with her husband, Chad, their two daughters, Paige and Ella, and their black Labrador, Izzy.
ABOUT THE AWARD
The Health-System Pharmacist of the Year Award is a national awards program that recognizes a health-system pharmacist who demonstrates service to the pharmacy profession, specifically hospital pharmacy; contributions to pharmacy programs; cooperation with the entire healthcare team; and service to the community.
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PATIENT CARE PARTNER Story County Medical Center Nevada, IA
PAST RECIPIENTS 2022 Dr. Daniel P. Runde 2021 Genesis Health Group Davenport (3rd Street) 2020 Linda B. Kalin 2019 Dr. Christopher Hill 2018 Northeast Iowa Family Practice Center 2017 Dr. Ann Broderick 2016 Dr. Aneesa Afroze 2015 Dr. Steven Bascom 2014 Dr. Rick Dobyns 2013 Crescent Community Health Center 2012 Dr. Julia Jenkins 2011 Dr. Joel Gordon 2010 Partners in Health Clinics 2009 Dr. Bernard Leman 2008 Dr. John E. Sutherland 2007 Dr. Brad Archer 2006 Dr. Mary O’Connell; Sheri Kelchen
Story County Medical Center is an innovator in patient care, serving a vital role in helping vaccinate Central Iowa communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the spring of 2021, Story County Medical Center donated staff time from EMTs, nurses, physicians, nurse practitioners, PAs and administration to conduct more than a dozen vaccine clinics throughout Story County. Story Medical greatly assisted community pharmacies at this time, as pharmacies were receiving pallets of hundreds of COVID-19 vaccines without the manpower to distribute them. Hosting one of the first mass vaccination clinics in the state, Story County Medical Center’s model was replicated by the health department for future clinics in the county. In addition to efforts throughout the pandemic, Story County Medical Center works cooperatively with area pharmacies on PCM cases, collaborative practice, vaccination protocols, and other clinical initiatives. This work brings Iowa healthcare providers together and allows Iowa pharmacists to provide enhanced care and services for their patients. Story County Medical Center has been a trusted provider of high quality, local healthcare to the residents of Story County for more than 70 years. Story Medical is a 17 bed federally designated Critical Access Hospital, offering a complete spectrum of services from primary physician clinics to acute inpatient hospital care and nursing home care. All services are designed to provide the care you need with the individual, personal attention you deserve.
ABOUT THE AWARD
The Patient Care Partner Award is presented to a physician, medical practice, clinic or other healthcare provider who has developed a patient care program that works cooperatively with patients and pharmacists to optimize care. With an emphasis on collaboration, the award recognizes an innovative and creative practice that demonstrates an enhanced level of care and brings healthcare providers together to better serve their patients.
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KARBELING LEADERSHIP Nirjan Bhattarai Drake University
Nirjan Bhattarai is a P3 student at Drake University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences pursuing a dual degree with a Masters of Health Informatics and Data Analytics (MS HIA). At Drake, Bhattarai is heavily involved in various professional organizations. He previously served as President of the Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA) and is currently serving as the Operation Immunization Chair. Bhattarai is also the IPA Liaison for the Drake Pharmacy (Rx) Unified Group of Students (DRxUGs). He has been involved in multiple faculty research projects and served as a teaching assistant for three different pharmacy classes. Bhattarai’s nominators recognize his passion for the profession as well as political advocacy, as he completed a Legislative Internship with Representative John Forbes in 2023. Bhattarai says he wants to be “actively involved in the process of doing the hard work,” both clinically and legislatively. Outside of pharmacy school, he enjoys reading and cheering for the Arsenal Football Club.
Sidney Vancil The University of Iowa Sidney Vancil is a P3 student at the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy. Originally from Perry, Vancil completed two years of undergraduate studies at the University of Iowa prior to starting pharmacy school. Within the college, Vancil has served as President of the Student Leadership Council and is actively involved in the Pediatric Pharmacy Association, National Community Oncology Dispensing Association, Pharmacy Leadership Society, Rho Chi Honor Society, Pharmacy Student Ambassador Network, Graduate and Professional Student Government, as well as other professional organizations and committees. Through these leadership roles, Vancil’s nominators commend her work in promoting mental health and well-being across the university. Her advisors recognize her balance of “academics, work, and a service leadership mindset.” Within IPA, Vancil has served on the Board of Trustees, House of Delegates, and Student Advisory Committee. After graduation, she plans to pursue a residency in acute care and hopes to one day be a pediatric pharmacist.
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INDIVIDUAL APPRECIATION AWARD Cathy Temple Urbandale, IA
PAST RECIPIENTS
2022 IPA Members 2021 Lindsey Ludwig 2020 Senator Tom Greene 2019 Iowa New Practice Model Task Force 2018 Dr. Thomas Evans, Iowa Healthcare Collaborative 2017 Dr. Patricia Quinlisk 2016 Visionaries of the Outcomes Innovative Pharmacy Endowment 2015 Mike Pursel 2014 Bill Doucette 2013 Epilepsy Task Force Members 2012 Executive Search Committee 2011 Emily Dykstra 2010 Bob Greenwood; Josh Feldmann; Kyle Peters; Heather Rickertsen 2009 Michelle Bottenberg; Betsy Chrischilles; Robert Osterhaus; John Swegle 2008 Julie Kuhle 2007 Former Governor Tom Vilsack; Dr. Roger Tracy 2006 Tammy Twait 2005 Lisa Ploehn; Ann Amling 2004 Robert Osterhaus 2003 Kirk Hayes, Pharmacists Mutual 2002 Bruce Alexander 2001 Joe Mahrenholz 1999 Phyllis Olson 1997 Betsy Chrischilles, University of Iowa College of Medicine 1996 Dean Gilbert Banker, University of Iowa College of Pharmacy; Dean Stephen Hoag, Drake University CPHS; Richard L. Hankinson, Wellmark BCBS of Iowa; Henri Manasse, Jr., VP for Health Sciences, University of Iowa 1995 Iowa Center for Pharmaceutical Care Faculty; Iowa Medicaid DUR Commission 1994 Robert Arnould, Former Speaker of the Iowa House
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Cathy and Tom Temple met through mutual friends while she was attending Simpson College in Indianola. After a short courtship, they married in 1974. For many years, Cathy worked as a preschool teacher. IPA members have known Cathy since her husband, Tom, was hired to lead the Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA) as Chief Executive Officer in 1977. Cathy Temple has devotedly supported IPA for 40+ years, attending every IPA Annual Meeting since 1977, except in 1981 when their first son, Brad, was born. She was a member of the IPA Auxiliary from 1977 to its disbandment and also served as President. Many IPA members and their spouses know Cathy as a close personal friend. The many visits, notes, and support that Cathy has received from IPA members since Tom’s diagnosis with glioblastoma is difficult to quantify. It is also difficult to quantify the impact and importance of Cathy’s unwavering support of Tom’s career. IPA’s growth as a leading pharmacy organization is attributable to the leadership of its members and executive staff, including Tom. This unwavering support from a spouse and family is undeniably essential for an executive officer to provide their leadership to IPA. Together, Cathy and Tom have two adult children, Brad (Right, Daughter-in-Law Ashley and Granddaughter Tori) and Eric (Left, Daughter-in-Law Lindsay and Grandson Leyton). Cathy’s 40+ years of unwavering support of Tom—and the Iowa Pharmacy Association—is sincerely appreciated.
CORPORATE APPRECIATION AWARD Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Titusville, NJ
PAST RECIPIENTS 2022 CEimpact 2020 Wellmark’s Value Based Pharmacy Program 2019 Independent Pharmacy Cooperative 2018 Novo Nordisk 2017 Pace Alliance 2015 Iowa Department of Public Health 2014 Iowa Prescription Drug Corporation 2013 PBA Health 2012 Walgreens 2011 McKesson Drug Company 2008 Outcomes Pharmaceutical Health Care 2007 Iowa Farm Bureau Foundation 2006 Mallinckrodt, Inc. 2005 Pharmacists Mutual 2004 Eisai 2003 GlaxoSmithKline 2002 Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies 2000 McKesson Drug Company 1998 Eli Lilly and Company 1993 Glaxo 1992 Searle 1991 Linn Photo 1990 The Upjohn Company 1989 Druggists Mutual Insurance 1988 Marion Laboratories
IPA presents its 2023 Corporate Appreciation Award to Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Over the last ten years, IPA has had a strong partnership with representatives from Janssen Pharmaceuticals, who continue to be champions for pharmacy practice in Iowa. IPA has worked closely with Edward Saidat, Senior Key Account Manager, and Teresa Stori, Director of Health Policy & Advocacy, of the Janssen team, who always offer friendly faces to IPA members and often call IPA their favorite “pharmacy family.” Janssen Pharmaceuticals goes above and beyond to support the mission of the Iowa Pharmacy Association in improving the health of our communities. They are deeply committed to understanding the needs of pharmacists in Iowa, whether it be providing educational resources, hosting programming, or extending connections to others in their network. Their ongoing engagement at IPA events, such as PharmaCE Expo, Annual Meeting and Pharmacist Day on the Hill, is integral in learning more about the work of our members and their professional needs and goals. In working with IPA’s Policy Committee on Professional Affairs, they continuously center pharmacy professionals and their patients in discussions and seek to align their work with the work of the association. Janssen aspires to transform lives by bringing life-saving and life-changing solutions to people who need them. They are committed to providing safe and effective medicines, as well as the services and support that contribute to healthy outcomes. Thank you, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, for your support of IPA and the pharmacy profession!
ABOUT THE AWARD
The Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA) Appreciation Award was created in 1988 to recognize individuals and corporations for their support of organized pharmacy in the state of Iowa.
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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN OF THE YEAR Shannon Hahn, CPhT Nevada, IA
PAST RECIPIENTS 2022 Jillisa Legg 2021 Connie Siepker 2020 Macey Calderwood 2019 Jessica Burge 2018 Amanda West 2017 Jane McLaughlin 2016 Tammy Sharp-Becker 2015 Niesha Benson 2014 Alissa Young 2013 Spencer Hospital Technicians: Erika Adolph, Allison Cacek, Kris Day, Lisa Heck, Ty Heng, Kim Hurlburt and Lori Jennings 2012 Emily Millwright 2011 Debra Kaiser 2010 Renee Coyle 2009 Marie Myhre 2008 Ronda Arends 2007 Cheryl McFarland 2006 Lori Foster 2005 Sonya Jones 2004 Julie Harvey 2003 Tracy Adams 2002 Julia Hartman 2001 Richard Schmidt 2000 Mary Ellen Barry 1999 Theresa Dunkin
Shannon Hahn was born in Waterloo, raised in the very small town of Stout, and graduated from Dike-New Hartford High School. Following graduation, she attended Hawkeye Community College, majoring in portrait photography and photojournalism. After owning her own photography studio, Precious Memories, she moved away from photography and worked in several different roles. While working for a non-profit organization in Ames, she came across a job posting at NuCara Pharmacy in Nevada. In March of 2010, Hahn started at NuCara, which was conveniently located one block from her home and close to the schools her children were attending. As the Assistant Pharmacy Manager and Certified Pharmacy Technician at NuCara, Hahn enjoys the people she works with and the patients she serves. In addition to her day-to-day duties, she has fitted diabetic shoes, performed diabetic checks on patients, and most recently begun administering immunizations. Hahn’s nominators praise her dedication and ownership of her work, as she is known for going above and beyond. Colleagues recognize how deeply she cares for her patients, taking “immense pride in helping them.” As one nominator put it, “Since there is not a ‘Technician of the Decade’ award, ‘Technician of the Year’ will have to suffice!” Hahn continues to reside in Nevada with her husband, Justin, two children, Abby and Zakk, two huskies, Ruby and Loki, and a pomsky, Mya.
ABOUT THE AWARD
The Pharmacy Technician of the Year Award recognizes a pharmacy technician in Iowa who has demonstrated outstanding involvement in the Iowa Pharmacy Association (IPA) and enthusiasm for the pharmacy profession in Iowa.
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50-YEAR PHARMACISTS Richard Baldwin, Brownsville, TX Charles Comito, Dallas Center, IA Marla Franck, Denison, IA Joy Hansen, San Diego, CA Sonja Hanson, Ankeny, IA Richard Hartig, Naples, FL Terry Jacobsen, Osceola, IA Dan Keckler, Tempe, AZ Margaret Kelly, Minneapolis, MN Jay Moser, Elkader, IA Margaret O’Connor, Johnston, IA Paul O’Rourke, Sigourney, IA Mark Richards, Des Moines, IA Thomas Selander, Des Moines, IA Walter Tschopp, Spirit Lake, IA Mary Wenger, Cedar Rapids, IA
ABOUT THE AWARD
Since 1971, IPA has paid special tribute to pharmacists who have achieved the milestone of 50 years of professional practice and service to the people of Iowa. IPA is proud to honor these pharmacists for their dedication to the profession.
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IPAF POSTER PRESENTATION A Pharmacist-Created Guideline for Opioid Prescribing at Hospital Discharge Following Acute Traumatic Injury Darla Eastman, PharmD, BCPS; Anna Laire, PharmD Candidate ‘23; Shannon Dicken, PharmD Candidate ‘24
OBJECTIVES: Patients hospitalized with acute traumatic injuries often have significant acute pain. Managing pain helps aid healing, improve quality of life, and assist with discharge from the hospital but may require the use of opioids. The risks associated with opioid use may be minimized through education, communication, and individualized analgesic plans that utilize the minimum effective dose for the shortest duration necessary. METHODS: A pharmacist at a level I trauma center created an evidence-based guideline for opioid prescribing at discharge for trauma patients requiring opioids for analgesia. Specifically, the guideline aims to educate prescribers on morphine milligram equivalents (MME) for prescriptions and limit discharge prescriptions to the lowest MME and day supply necessary to treat each individual patients’ pain safely and effectively. The prescription instructions communicate a schedule for tapering down the opioid to the dispensing pharmacist and patient. Quick phrases were developed within the electronic medical record that allow the prescriber to easily
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follow the guideline and include the directions for tapering within each prescription. A retrospective chart review of trauma patients who were discharged home prior to implementation and in the six-month period following guideline implementation was completed to evaluate utilization of the guideline and impact on total discharge MME. RESULTS: The guideline has been adopted by the trauma department and all surgery residents have been instructed to utilize the guideline when discharging trauma patients from the hospital. In the first six months of implementation, the guideline was utilized 62.7% of the time and resulted in a 40.6% decrease in total discharge opioid MME compared with patients whose opioid prescription did not utilize the guideline (p<0.0001). CONCLUSION: We have created a process to aid education and communication among prescribers, pharmacists, and patients that simplifies opioid prescribing that is aligned with existing best practice guidelines. This process could be replicated in other trauma centers or in other areas of practice known to require acute pain management.
PAST RECIPIENTS 2021 “antibiogramDSM: A Community Antibiogram and Educational Initiative” – Andrew Meisner, PharmD, BCPS; Benjamin Williamson, MPH; Amanda Bushman, PharmD, BCPS-AQ ID, BCIDP 2020 “Community Pharmacist Use of Mobile ECG to Inform Drug Therapy Decision Making for Patients Receiving QTC Prolonging Medications” – James Hoehns, PharmD, BCPS, FCCP; Matthew Witry, PharmD, PhD; Mary Oelmann, PharmD; Ryan Froerichs, PharmD; Joe Greenwood, PharmD; Robert Nichols, PharmD; Brianna Hostert, PharmD; Jenna Beninga, PharmD; Wesley Pilkington, PharmD; Emily O’Brien, PharmD, BCACP; Adam Froyum-Roise, MD, MPH 2019 “Improving Transitions from Hospital to Home through Expanded Discharge Communication Between Pharmacy Providers” – Chelsea McIntire, PharmD; Diane Reist, PharmD; Jordan Schultz, PharmD, MSCS, BCACP 2018 “Pharmacist-Led Medicare Annual Wellness Visits at a Family Medicine Clinic” – Sara Wiedenfeld, PharmD, BCPS 2017 “Superior Patient Outcomes Through an Integrated Specialty Pharmacy Practice Model at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (UIHC)” – Alex Mersch, PharmD, MBA, BCPS; Kim Spading, RPh, MBA; Emily Dierickx, PharmD 2016 “Changes in Pharmacy Practice Due to a Change in Prescription Refill Processing: The Iowa New Practice Model” – Michael Andreski, BSPh, MBA, PhD; Megan Myers, PharmD 2015 “Evaluation of Physician-Pharmacist Collaboration Model” – Natalie Dawn Blaine, PharmD (Candidate); Rachel J. Finkelstein, PharmD; Christopher P. Parker, PharmD, BCACP; Barry L. Carter, PharmD 2014 “Evaluation of Community Pharmacist-Managed Transitions of Care on Hospital Readmission Rates” – Rachel I. Smith, PharmD, Pharmacist Resident, University of Iowa College of Pharmacy; Joshua Feldman, PharmD; Jack Kampf, PharmD, MPH, BCPS; Craig Otting, PharmD; Heather Rickertsen, PharmD; Jessica Smith, PharmD, MPH; William Doucette, PhD; Christine Catney, PharmD; Stevie Veach, PharmD, BCACP 2013 “Demonstrated Improvement of Dispensing Accuracy Through Implementation of Tech-Check-Tech” – John Hamiel PharmD, Regional Director of Pharmacy; Kelly Komen, CPhT; Patsy Frank, CPhT; Arlene Wright, RPh, Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare - Iowa Region 2012 “Brown Bag CMR’s: Review of the Medicine Cabinet” – Kyle Hilsabeck, PharmD, Community Pharmacy Resident; Alan Shepley, RPh; Christine Catney, MA, PharmD; Jay Currie, PharmD, FCCP, FAPhA; Bernard Sorofman, PharmD; Mary Schroeder, PhD; University of Iowa Department of Pharmacy Practice and Shepley Pharmacy
2011 “Evaluation of Pharmacist Decision Making and Opinions Involving Prescriptions with a High Probability of Causing Patient Harm” – Colleen S. Kann, PharmD/ Pharmacy Resident, James D. Hoehns, PharmD, FCCP, BCPS, John E. Sutherland, MD, James J. Poock, MD, Northeast Iowa Medical Education Foundation 2010 “Development and Implementation of a Medication Therapy Management Service in a Primary Care Clinic Serving an Underinsured Population” – Marie Marcelino, PharmD, MBA 2009 “Relationship Between Medication Intolerance and Achieving Therapeutic Goals for Hypertension, Diabetes, and Hyperlipidemia” – Julianna M. Kula, PharmD 2008 “The Effect of Sample Medication Restrictions on Prescribing Patterns at a Private Internal Medicine Clinic” – Andrew Miesner, PharmD 2007 “Implementation and Marketing of a Community Pharmacy Based Shingles Vaccine Administration Program” – Sarah Boyce, PharmD 2006 “Assessing Risk of Cardiovascular Disease for Union Workers and Their Dependents: Results of A Pharmacist-Managed Health Screening Program” – Yifei Liu, MS; Randal P. McDonough, PharmD, MS; William R. Doucette, PhD; Xiaoyun Pan, BS; Kathleen Miller, BS Pharm 2005 “Evaluating the Implementation of a Medication Quality Assurance Program: Attitudes and Effectiveness” – Rebekah M. Jackowski, PharmD 2004 “Implementation of Standardized Chemotherapy Orders Through Citywide Collaboration” – Julie Suiter, PharmD, BCOP; John L’Estrange, PharmD; Mercy Hospital Pharmacy Department; Iowa Methodist Medical Center Pharmacy Department; Medical Oncology and Hematology Associates 2003 “A Cost-Benefit Analysis on the Implementation of a Cardiovascular Wellness Program from the Pharmaceutical Care Provider Perspective” – Justin Wilson, PharmD 2002 “Development and Implementation of a Cardiovascular Risk Management Program in a Self-Insured Company by Community Pharmacists” – Brenna Button, PharmD; Matt Osterhaus, RPh; Jay Currie, PharmD; Patty Kumbera, RPh; Karen Farris, PhD; Bill Doucette, PhD 2001 “Vancomycin Dosing Nomogram in the Elderly Veteran Population” – Cheryl Cropp, PharmD, BCPS; Sharon Foust, PharmD 2000 “Implementation of Antiemetic Guidelines for Adult Chemotherapy Patients in Two Private Hospitals” – John L’Estrange, PharmD; Julie Suiter, PharmD, BCPS, BCOP 1999 “Implementation of a Headache Educational Program by a Community Pharmaceutical Care Resident” – Carrie (Foust) Koenigsfeld, PharmD; Jay Currie, PharmD; Al Shepley, RPh; Marla Tonn, RPh
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PAST IPA PRESIDENTS
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YEAR
PRESIDENT
EXEC. OFFICER
TREASURER
MEETING
1880
Geo. H. Schafer
H.W. Dodds
C.H. Ward
Des Moines
1880-81
Geo. H. Schafer
H.W. Dodds
C.H. Ward
Des Moines
1881-82
Geo. B. Hogin
Emil L. Boerner
C.H. Ward
Des Moines
1882-83
A.R. Townsend
Emil L. Boerner
C.H. Ward
Davenport
1883-84
A.H. Harrison
Emil L. Boerner
J.B. Webb
Marshalltown
1884-85
W.S. McBride
Emil L. Boerner
J.B. Webb
Council Bluffs
1885-86
C.R. Wallace
Emil L. Boerner
J.B. Webb
Des Moines
1886-87
A.H. Miles
Rosa M. Upson
J.B. Webb
Waterloo
1887-88
W.C. Bryant
Rosa M. Upson
J.B. Webb
Des Moines
1888-89
R.W. Crawford
Rosa M. Upson
C.H. Ward
Dubuque
1889-90
W.H. Torbert
Rosa M. Upson
C.H. Ward
Des Moines
1890-91
W.H. Torbert
Rosa M. Upson
C.H. Ward
Spirit Lake
1891-92
A.A. Broadie
Rosa M. Upson
C.H. Ward
Davenport
1892-93
T.W. Ruete
Rosa M. Upson
C.H. Ward
Dubuque
1893-94
Milo W. Ward
Rosa M. Upson
J.B. Webb
Des Moines
1894-95
Milo W. Ward
Suel J. Spaulding
J.B. Webb
Storm Lake
1895-96
Milo W. Ward
Suel J. Spaulding
J.B. Webb
Clear Lake
1896-97
Ed M. Burns
A.H. Miles
J.B. Webb
Waterloo
1897-98
John L. Etzel
A.H. Miles
J.B. Webb
Clear Lake
1898-99
W.G. Bale
A.H. Miles
J.B. Webb
Clear Lake
1899-00
J.H. Picket
Fletcher Howard
J.B. Webb
Clear Lake
1990-01
E.V. Baldwin
Fletcher Howard
J.B. Webb
Storm Lake
1901-02
E.B. Tainter
Fletcher Howard
J.B. Webb
Sioux City
1902-03
H.S. Baker
Fletcher Howard
J.B. Webb
Council Bluffs
1903-04
D.G. Morgan
Fletcher Howard
J.B. Webb
Waterloo
1904-05
N.T. Hendrix
Ben J. Kloster
J.B. Webb
Des Moines
1905-06
G.M. Pederson
J.M. Lindly
J.B. Webb
Cedar Rapids
1906-07
W.H. Maher
J.M. Lindly
J.B. Webb
Clinton
1907-08
G.H. Boyson
J.M. Lindly
J.B. Webb
Dubuque
1908-09
Edwin Franken
J.M. Lindly
J.B. Webb
Ottumwa
1909-10
F.B. Clark
J.M. Lindly
J.B. Webb
Des Moines
1910-11
W.R. Beck
J.M. Lindly
J.B. Webb
Davenport
1911-12
N.F. Reed
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Sioux City
1912-13
Frank Shane
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Waterloo
1913-14
Geo. Miller
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Burlington
1914-15
A.J. Kilmer
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Clear Lake
1915-16
J.R. Sutter
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Iowa City
YEAR
PRESIDENT
EXEC. OFFICER
TREASURER
MEETING
1916-17
J.A. Todd
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1917-18
T.M. Watts
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Fort Dodge
1918-19
T.M. Watts
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1919-20
A.C. Phillip
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Cedar Rapids
1920-21
A.C. Phillip
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1921-22
Geo. Judish
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1922-23
Geo. Judish
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1923-24
H.F. Jones
Al Falkenhainer
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1924-25
J.D. Royer
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1925-26
Denny Brann
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1926-27
B.Q. Ruegnitz
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1927-28
J.J. Gillespie
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1928-29
R.W. Harvey
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Cedar Rapids
1929-30
R.M. Gibson
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1930-31
P.J. Jepson
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1931-32
John Heerema
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Cedar Rapids
1932-33
E.L. Beezley
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1933-34
Olin E. Hill
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Sioux City
1934-35
Otto H. Bjornstad
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1935-36
W.H. McClelland
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Davenport
1936-37
R.J. Allen
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1937-38
A.E. Thomas
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1938-39
G.W. McShane
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1939-40
G.L. Brown
J.W. Slocum
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1940-41
H.H. Gibbs
V.H. Tyler
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1941-42
C.R. Schlumberger
V.H. Tyler
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1942-43
L. H. Myers
V.H. Tyler
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1943-44
Wm. S. Hanson
VH. Tyler
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1944-45
B.W. Miller
V.H. Tyler
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1945-46
D.L. Bruner
V.H. Tyler
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1946-47
L.S. Veenker
D.L. Bruner
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1947-48
L.L. Eisentraut
D.L. Bruner
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1948-49
W.C. Fastenow
D.L. Bruner
J.M. Lindly
Des Moines
1949-50
A.J. Toller
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
1950-51
W.D. Myers
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
1951-52
Edw. S. Rose
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
1952-53
J.H. Norgaard
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
1953-54
R.M. Hofmann
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
1954-55
William Boortz
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
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21
YEAR
PRESIDENT
EXEC. OFFICER
TREASURER
MEETING
1955-56
Clair Groves
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
1956-57
J.C. Marshall
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
1957-58
Robert G. Gibbs
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
1958-59
Otto Bjornstad
D.L. Bruner
P.J. Jepson
Des Moines
1959-60
A. P. Coontz
Robert G. Gibbs
John Veenker
Cedar Rapids
1960-61
Max W. Eggleston
Robert G. Gibbs
John Veenker
Des Moines
1961-62
Leo C. Brau
Robert G. Gibbs
John Veenker
Sioux City
1962-63
Elmer J. Norgaard
Robert G. Gibbs
John Veenker
Des Moines
1963-64
Martin M. Boeke
Robert G. Gibbs
John Veenker
Davenport
1964-65
Richard Casey
Robert G. Gibbs
David Stewart
Des Moines
1965-66
Hubert M. Forker
Robert G. Gibbs
David Stewart
Mason City
1966-67
Cal Woods
Robert G. Gibbs
David Stewart
Waterloo
1967-68
C. Boyd Granberg
Robert G. Gibbs
David Stewart
Des Moines
1968-69
Jack Smit
Robert G. Gibbs
David Stewart
Des Moines
1969-70
Gale W. Stapp
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Cedar Rapids
1970-71
Harold Woodruff
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Lake Okoboji
1971-72
Robert Ohrlund
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Des Moines
1972-73
Dave Stewart
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Des Moines
1973-74
Gill Hartliep
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Amana Colonies
1974-75
Leonard Wicks
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Des Moines
1975-76
William Deets
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Lake Okoboji
1976-77
Darwyn Williams
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Des Moines
1977-78
Rollin Bridge
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Iowa City
1978-79
Gary Thudium
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Lake Okoboji
1979-80
Gary Boeke
Robert G. Gibbs
Jack L. Bare
Des Moines
1980-81
Tom Vlassis
Thomas R. Temple
Jack L. Bare
Des Moines
1981-82
Lanny Larsh
Thomas R. Temple
Jack L. Bare
Cedar Rapids
1982-83
Eugene Lutz
Thomas R. Temple
Jack Kiburz
Des Moines
1983-84
T.J. Johnsrud
Thomas R. Temple
Jack Kiburz
Dubuque
1984-85
Robert Osterhaus
Thomas R. Temple
Jack Kiburz
Des Moines
1985-86
Sue Yeakel
Thomas R. Temple
Jack Kiburz
Iowa City
1986-87
Phillip Weider
Thomas R. Temple
Jack Kiburz
Des Moines
1987-88
Dennis Killion
Thomas R. Temple
Jack Kiburz
Okoboji
1988-89
Steve Firman
Thomas R. Temple
Jack Kiburz
Des Moines
1989-90
Jerry Karbeling
Thomas R. Temple
Jack Kiburz
Okoboji
1990-91
Jim Scott
Thomas R. Temple
Jack Kiburz
Cedar Rapids
1991-92
Leman Olson
Thomas R. Temple
Steve Firman
Des Moines
1992-93
Mark Richards
Thomas R. Temple
Steve Firman
Okoboji
1993-94
Susan Frey
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Scott
Dubuque
YEAR
PRESIDENT
EXEC. OFFICER
TREASURER
MEETING
1994-95
Bernie Cremers
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Scott
Des Moines
1995-96
James Miller
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Scott
Cedar Rapids
1996-97
Susan Lutz
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Scott
Des Moines
1997-98
Edward Maier
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Scott
Davenport
1998-99
Greg Hoyman
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Scott
Council Bluffs
1999-00
John Forbes
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Wallace
Cedar Rapids
2000-01
Lisa Ploehn
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Wallace
Cedar Rapids
2001-02
Al Shepley
Thomas R. Temple
Mark Richards
W. Des Moines
2002-03
Jim Wallace
Thomas R. Temple
Mark Richards
Cedar Rapids
2003-04
Steve Mullenix
Thomas R. Temple
Mark Richards
Dubuque
2004-05
Matt Osterhaus
Thomas R. Temple
Susan Frey
Des Moines
2005-06
Tim Becker
Thomas R. Temple
Susan Frey
Cedar Rapids
2006-07
Sue Purcell
Thomas R. Temple
Bob Stessman
Iowa City
2007-08
Jay Currie
Thomas R. Temple
Bob Stessman
Des Moines
2008-09
Bill Baer
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Miller
Cedar Rapids
2009-10
Bob Stessman
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Miller
W. Des Moines
2010-11
Renae Chesnut
Thomas R. Temple
Jim Miller
Bettendorf
2011-12
Carl Chalstrom
Kate Gainer
Al Shepley
W. Des Moines
2012-13
Julie Kuhle
Kate Gainer
Al Shepley
Coralville
2013-14
Michele Evink
Kate Gainer
Steve Firman
Altoona
2014-15
John Swegle
Kate Gainer
Steve Firman
Coralville
2015-16
Bob Greenwood
Kate Gainer
Steve Firman
W. Des Moines
2016-17
Rick Knudson
Kate Gainer
Sue Purcell
Coralville
2017-18
Craig Logemann
Kate Gainer
Sue Purcell
Des Moines
2018-19
Cheryl Clarke
Kate Gainer
Tim Becker
Cedar Rapids
2019-20
Connie Connolly
Kate Gainer
Tim Becker
Virtual
2020-21
Diane Reist
Kate Gainer
CoraLynn Trewet
Virtual
2021-22
Chris Clayton
Kate Gainer
CoraLynn Trewet
Cedar Rapids
2022-23
Cheri Schmit
Kate Gainer
CoraLynn Trewet
Des Moines
PAST ISHP PRESIDENTS 1963-64 Anthony Rocca 1964-65 Daryl Weishaar 1965-66 William Nelson 1966-67 Phillip Greth 1967-68 Ken Gardner 1968-69 Robert Bellinger 1969-70 Robert Curtis 1970-71 William Deets 1971-72 Dennis P. West
1972-73 Jack Berg 1973-74 Carol Phillips 1974-75 Bill Tester 1975-76 William Deets 1976-77 Carol Phillips 1977-78 Robert Clark 1978-79 Dennis Messier 1979-80 Jan Wenger 1980-81 Daniel Toal
1981-82 Steven Kastendieck 1990-91 Robert Clark 1982-83 Jon Beyer 1991-92 Jon Beyer 1983-84 Stephen Bergquist 1992-93 David H. Bernhard 1984-85 David Novotny 1993-94 Steven Kastendieck 1985-86 Timonty Page 1994-95 Curtis Olthoff 1986-87 Ed Sarrazin 1995-96 John Rode 1987-88 Karl Kamber 1996-97 Sharon Meyer 1988-89 Vickie Jain 1997-98 Jim Wallace 1989-90 Mary Beth Gross 1998 Mary Voelker Phipps
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