“Sitting in the cold on a park bench during the night I asked God to please take me.”
—JACK CLAIBORNE
Jack and Karen Claiborne’s first date was very unconventional and involved doing illegal drugs together. Their lives mirrored each other through homelessness and longstanding substance abuse. Many years later, the Claiborne’s, now residents at The Village of Mill Creek in Battle Creek, have completely turned their lives around and dedicate themselves to giving more than they receive in the world.
In 2023 the Claiborne’s faced a tough fork in the road and REALLY needed your help. Your caring donation to the PVM Foundation gave Jack and Karen a new home they could truly afford and let them continue their work of serving the homeless population in the Battle Creek community. THANK YOU!
Read on to learn about the Claiborne’s uphill journey to The Village of Mill Creek. You will be inspired by their story of turning around their life, and all the good that resulted.
Jack and Karen grew up in different parts of the country, Jack in Ohio, and Karen in Florida. However, their paths were very similar. Both were longstanding drug users and lived a street life. Several times they both found themselves homeless.
One bitterly cold winter night Jack reflected on being homeless, “I just left a drug recovery center and went right back to using. I could not beat this addiction. Sitting in the cold on a park bench during the night, I asked God to please take me.”
After that evening, with encouragement from a friend, Jack entered a substance abuse program at the local VA hospital in Battle Creek. Still in the grips of substance abuse, he met Karen. “Not a great first date, but we did drugs together,” states Karen.
After a few years of using together and constantly struggling, Karen said things needed to change. “I am tired of being sick and tired.” From that point on, they stayed off drugs and vowed to give back. They were able to make some life saving changes.
Both Jack and Karen found steady employment and joined a local church. They met friends and started going to a local homeless day center to serve meals. For 20 years now, the Claiborne’s have been serving meals at the day center. “We’d pay for the meals, prepare the meals, and all the rest,” says Jack.
The quality of the meals kept getting better with the help of fundraisers and donations. “We started out serving hot dogs but then we graduated to wonderful home cooked meals. Even steak dinners during the holidays! For years we had taken from so many and now it was our time to give back.”
During this time, Jack and Karen started living at a local apartment complex. The living conditions at their apartment kept getting worse. “The building was not being maintained, it was unsafe and the grass had not been cut in 9 months,” says Karen. With limited financial resources and no local options, they were very concerned that they may end up on the streets again.
At this point, Jack and Karen were desperate. They were facing having to leave Battle Creek, the community they love and have given so much back to. Fortunately, a friend referred them to The Village of Mill Creek, one of PVM’s affordable senior communities.
Luckily, Jack was an Army Veteran. PVM has a Veteran’s preference, which allowed the Claiborne’s to move into The Village of Mill Creek immediately. Without this preference the Claiborne’s would be looking at no less than a one-year wait. A wait time they really did not have.
“This is the first place in my life I truly feel safe. I love it here! We don’t have to worry about housing anymore”
—JACK CLAIBORNE
JACK AND KAREN CLAIBORNE, PICTURED IN THEIR YOUNGER YEARS, HAVE TURNED THEIR LIVES AROUND AND NOW DEDICATE THEMSELVES TO HELPING OTHERS.
They moved in right away. “This is the first place in my life I truly feel safe. I love it here! We don’t have to worry about housing anymore” states Jack.
Now, living at The Village of Mill Creek, the Claiborne’s have recruited new volunteers to help at the homeless day center. As a bonus, they’re working to establish a monthly meal program for the Mill Creek residents. A holiday party/celebration is already in the works!
Today, the Claiborne’s are living their best lives, and giving more of themselves to so many in need. You, the donor, were there when they needed help. Thank you! With your donation, PVM will continue to serve more people just like Jack and Karen
To make a donation, visit pvmf.org or use the reply envelope enclosed with this newsletter.
YOUR DONATION IN ACTION TRIP OF A LIFETIME—NOAH’S ARK
PVM resident activities take many forms- from art classes, baseball games, parties, dances, speakers, to even once in a lifetime experiences. Residents of Our Saviour’s Manor of Westland, and Hartford Village of Detroit got an experience they will not forget. All thanks to your thoughtful donation. In September, 31 residents traveled to Kentucky to visit the Ark Encounter and see the replica Noah’s Ark. Their trip included admission to The Ark, coach bus travel, one night stay, and all their meals. This entire amazing trip was fully paid for out of donations from individuals like you to the PVM Foundation.
About 50% of the PVM residents that traveled to The Ark had not been on a trip in at least five years. “I heard so many residents raving about the trip. The word “wow” was heard over and over again,” said Graziella Bruner, the Administrator at both Villages.
Social isolation as we age is a real issue. Resident activities bring people together and bring joy to their lives. A prime example is the Noah’s Ark trip.
The Christmas season is a time for giving back. Thank you for offering PVM residents wonderful experiences year around through the support of resident activities.
RESIDENTS OF OUR SAVIOUR’S MANOR AND HARTFORD VILLAGE ENJOYED A MEMORABLE TRIP TO THE ARK ENCOUNTER IN KENTUCKY, MADE POSSIBLE BY YOUR DONATIONS TO THE PVM FOUNDATION.
Emergencies don’t take a holiday.
Every day, a vulnerable older adult is just one emergency away from being forced to choose between overcoming a crisis or paying for food and heat. This is a choice no one should have to make.
Luckily, you can help!
When you give today, your donation will provide immediate assistance to an older adult facing an emergency. Imagine the peace of mind knowing that if an unexpected event occurs, you have a safety net to fall back on.
James, a retired Navy Veteran, experienced excruciating pain in his side and was rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery to remove his appendix. After a successful surgery, James’s fear for his health was quickly replaced by a new fear. How will he pay for his medical bills? Even as a Navy Veteran with VA benefits and Medicare, James faces an out-of-pocket expense of over $1,400, leaving him wondering how he will afford his next meal.
James is not alone, and countless older adults face a similar burden each and every day.
In 2024, over 130 older adults received emergency support from the generosity of donors like you. While emergencies kept coming— funds ran out and unfortunately, so did their luck.
Your gift today helps make sure an older adult won’t go to bed hungry, has heat in their home, or the life-saving medications they need.
You alone can ensure that no older adult is turned away when they need help the most.
I want to make a difference for an older adult, and support the Resident Emergency Help Fund!
❍ Here is my gift of: $_________________________
COMPANY/NAME STREET ADDRESS
I WANT TO HELP FUTURE PVM OLDER ADULTS THAT I MIGHT NEVER MEET, BUT STILL NEED MY HELP.
—JACKIE DIXON-BEATY
GIVING FROM YOUR HEART
Ten years ago, Jackie was asked by a friend to serve on The Village of St. Martha’s Board of Directors, in Detroit. A few weeks later, that same friend asked her to join the PVM Foundation Gala Steering Committee. “I said yes, but I was very skeptical. That changed quickly when I saw the good work that was being done and all the love given to the older adults.”
“PVM has my heart now. So, I started to look at my assets and find a way to provide more support to PVM. I have a commercial annuity. PVM will receive a portion of it, but so will my family. A perfect mix! I trust PVM to spend it wisely.”
GO PVM & GO LIONS! JACKIE DIXON-BEATY ENJOYED THE PVM LUNCHEON TO SAY THANKS EVENT AT FORD FIELD.
At her designation, Jackie’s legacy at PVM is directly connected to The Village of St. Martha’s. Jackie split her gift, and a portion of her donation after her passing will go to The Village of St. Martha’s and a portion to the PVM Foundation to use where the needs are the greatest in the future. Each PVM Legacy Society Member can designate their gift to any Village or program inside of PVM.
The next PVM Gala is on October 24, 2025. When you attend, you will see Jackie front and center. She is one of the PVM Gala Co-Chairs. She continues to give back!
The PVM Foundation warmly invites you to join Jackie in giving from your heart to help future older adults. Remember, anyone can make their lasting mark. PVM warmly welcomes and greatly appreciates legacy gifts of all sizes. See how you can join the PVM Legacy Society Visit pvmf.org/legacygiving
Did you know?…
NO MORE DIGITAL DIVIDE AT PVM VILLAGES
Having two children of our own, it seems like Christmas gifts in the Miller house have been more and more centered around technology as the kids get older.
I am not sure PVM residents want or get a technology present under their Christmas tree. Modern technology and all it can offer still has a long way to go for older adults to fully opt in. The expense and learning curve to use modern technology products and services can cause a digital divide with many older adults.
PVM is focused on minimizing the digital divide. With the help of your donation, many of The PVM Villages now have complementary Wi-Fi throughout the entire building, and more are in the works. Additionally, computer tablets have been provided to residents and tele-health suites/computer labs have been constructed.
Because of your donation, more PVM residents are using technology. So many are seeing the benefits from video calls with grandchildren, using Amazon for shopping, to streaming their favorite movies and tv shows. They also feel connected and not left out. Your donation offers limitless possibilities for each resident. It’s like a Christmas present unwrapped every day.
Thank you for always caring about older adults. You are helping them feel connected and included.
Merry Christmas and here’s to a wonderful New Year!
Paul J. Miller, CFRE
President, PVM Foundation
MARK KRONNER, PVM’S CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, SHARING A FEW LAUGHS AS THE RESIDENTS LEARN ABOUT TECHNOLOGY
THE VILLAGE OF WOODBRIDGE RESIDENTS GETTING SOME HANDS ON TRAINING
Presbyterian Villages of Michigan Foundation. For more information, questions, or to share a story, please contact Paul Miller, at 248-281-2045 or email
PAUL J. MILLER, CFRE PVM FOUNDATION PRESIDENT
Cherished Holiday Recipes
from our kitchens to yours...
Tangy Broccolini Toss
Pege Slocum at The Village of Hampton Meadows, Bay City
1 ½ lbs broccolini, trimmed
1/3 C olive oil
2 Tbsp balsamic vinegar
2 Tbsp chopped parsley
1 clove garlic, minced
Close your eyes and think back to some of your favorite holiday memories. Chances are they involve delicious tastes and aromas coming from the kitchen. PVM residents wanted to give you a gift this year by sharing some of their best holiday recipes to add to your holiday menu.
1/2 tsp grated lemon zest
¼ tsp salt
¼ tsp pepper
½ C crumbled goat cheese
2 Tbsp pine nuts
Instructions: Place a steamer basket in a pot with water just below the basket. Bring to a boil, then reduce to medium-low. Add broccolini, cover, and cook until tender, about 5 minutes. Transfer to a platter. Whisk together olive oil, vinegar, parsley, garlic, lemon zest (if using), salt, and pepper. Drizzle over broccolini, then sprinkle with goat cheese and pine nuts.
Cream Cheese Pound Cake
Harriett Whiting at The Village of University Meadows, Detroit
2 sticks unsalted butter
1 stick margarine
3 C sugar
6 eggs
3 tsp lemon flavor
3 C all purpose flour, sifted
½ tsp salt
½ tsp baking powder
1 C milk, room temp
8 oz cream cheese
Forgotten Cookies
Lindy Ann at The Village of Hampton Meadows, Bay City
2 egg whites
¾ C sugar
½ tsp vanilla mini semi-sweet chocolate bits
Instructions:
Beat egg whites until stiff peaks form.Blend in sugar and continue to beat. Stir in vanilla. Fold in chocolate bits. Drop tablespoons of the batter onto a cookie sheet 1 inch apart and place the pan(s) into a 375°F preheated oven. Turn off the heat and leave in the oven for at least three hours, or overnight without opening the oven door.
Instructions: Cream butter, margarine, and cream cheese together. Add sugar one cup at a time. Mix very well. Add eggs one at a time, mixing until incorporated. Add lemon extract, mixing very well. Add sifted flour. Sift flour, salt, and baking powder together. Add flour to the butter, margarine, cream cheese, and egg mixture in four parts and add milk afterwards. Pour in a greased floured pan. Bake for 1 hour 45 minutes on 300 F
104 years old!
¼ C melted butter
1 C sugar
2 C raw cranberries
1 ½ C sifted flour
Cranberry Coffee Cake
2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
½ C sugar
1 beaten egg
½ C milk
3 Tbsp shortening
Instructions: In the bottom of a 9-inch cake pan, layer melted butter, sugar, and cranberries. Sift together flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar. In another bowl, combine the beaten egg, milk, and melted shortening. Stir the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients until smooth. Spread the batter over the cranberries. Bake at 400°F for 30 minutes or until the cake is done.
Best Banana Bread
3 eggs, lightly beaten
1 ½ C sugar
1 ¼ C oil
5 bananas, very ripe
1 tsp salt ½ C buttermilk
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 C. walnuts, chopped
1 ¾ C flour
Instructions: In a large bowl, stir together flour, sugar, and salt. In another bowl, combine eggs, bananas, oil, vanilla, and buttermilk. Add to the flour mixture, stirring until combined. Fold in chopped walnuts. Pour into two greased 3x5 bread pans. Bake in 350º F over for 45-60 minutes.
Cranberry Bourbon Relish
I C bourbon
¼ C minced shallots
1 orange zest, grated
1 pkg cranberries
1 C sugar
1 Tbsp pepper, freshly ground
Instructions: Simmer bourbon, shallots, and orange zest together for 10 minutes. Add cranberries and sugar and simmer until berries burst (about 10 minutes). Remove from heat and add pepper. Cool and refrigerate.
Northern Bean Soup with Chicken
1 bag of Northern Beans
2 chicken thighs
2 chicken legs
1 14.5 oz can of chicken broth
2 stalks of celery, chopped
1 small onion, chopped
Instructions: Soak beans over night in fridge. Boil chicken with seasoning, carrots and celery in chicken broth. Remove chicken, de-bone and return to pot. Add beans to chicken, seasoning and vegetables. Cook until beans are tender.
1 small can of carrots
1 C chopped spinach
1 Tbsp minced garlic & herbs
1 tsp creole seasoning
1/2 tsp sea salt
Marilyn Irvin The Village of St. Martha’s, Detroit
Marge Parmentor at Perry Farm Village, Harbor Springs
Irma Black at The Village of East Harbor, Chesterfield Township
Barb Homan at Lynn Street Manor, Onaway
2024 DONOR HONOR ROLL
Thank you to the individuals, organizations, and vendors who have supported PVM in 2024. Your generosity strengthens our community, and we’re truly grateful for your continued partnership!
$1M +
Anonymous
$500,000 - $999,999
Enterprise Community Partners
$250,000 - $499,999
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan
The Kresge Foundation
$100,000 - $249,999
Michigan Health Endowment Fund
$50,000 - $99,999
Ms. Joan D. Geering *
Metro Health Foundation
Pickard Family Fund Foundation
Stebbins Family Fund
$10,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
A.G. Bishop Charitable Trust
Mrs. Audrey Bolton * ▲
Mr. James S. Gompers *
Harold & Grace Upjohn Foundation
Huntington National Bank
Kirk in the Hills
Dr. Mark Lindley & Mrs. Sandy Talbott
Mr. & Mrs. Tyler Luce
Mary Thompson Foundation
Mr. Jerome Morgan *
Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Myers *
Ms. Marcia J. Nunn *
Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Peterson
PNC Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond H. Steben, Jr.
$5,000 - $9,999
360 Fire & Flood
Aileron Ltd.
Forevergreen Foundation
Forgotten Harvest
Gompers, Cornish & Barr
Helen L. Kay Charitable Trust
Mr. John Lovegren & Mr. Daniel Isenschmid
Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Louis Prues
Samuel L. Westerman Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Bob R. Schroeder *
Ms. Catharine Smith
The Village Club Foundation
Three Rivers Corporation
Woodbridge Neighborhood Development
$1,000 - $4,999
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Adams
Ms. Joanne N. Arbaugh
Mr. & Mrs. William Ball
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Blalock
Ms. Jane A. Bolender
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Boyle
Dr. James Brandell
Burdco Incorporated
Caring Communities
Mr. Byron Chocola ▲
Community Foundation of St. Clair County
Mrs. Kesha & Mr. Chauncey Daniels *
Mr. James Dewey
First Presbyterian Church of Dearborn
Mrs. Karin W. Flint
Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Freeman
Ms. Audra D. Frye
Mr. Ronald & Mrs. Shirley Gillham *
Greektown Casino, LLC
Grosse Ile Presbyterian Church
Grosse Pointe Memorial Church
Mr. Beach B. Hall *
Mrs. Carolyn J. Hastings & Mr. Leigh Daniels
Mr. Robert E. Healy ▲
The Donor Honor Roll celebrates generous donors who made a gift in 2024 through 11/20/2024. If there is an error, please let us know. Also, if you have any questions, please contact Jenna Ellenstein at jellenstein@pvm.org
If you’d like to make a gift, please call 248-281-2040
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Hollowell
Mr. Charles F. Howe *
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Imesch
Ms. Johnnie C. Jackson *
Ms. Cecelia H. Johnston
Mr. & Mrs. John Jordan
Mr. Jethro Joseph
Mrs. Margaret & Mr. James Koch
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ley
Dr. & Mrs. Aaron Lundgaard
M. W. King David Grand Lodge AF & AM
Macquarie Asset Management
Matick Chevrolet
Mr. Philip & Dr. Judith Fry McComish
Mrs. George E. Melzow ▲
Ms. Audrey J. Miller ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Miller *
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mumford
Mrs. Faye E. Myers * ▲
Mr. James K. Newton ▲
Nick the Tree Guy
Mrs. Martha & Mr. Jim Nield * PointeAlarm
Ms. Roshunda Price
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Rabbideau *
Lee & Maxine Peck Foundation
Mrs. Donna & Mr. Thomas Snider
Mr. John A. Swallow ▲
The Medical Team, Inc.
Ms. Priscilla Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Utley, ACFRE *
Mrs. Rita K. Vadasz-Miller *
Mrs. Marilyn & Mr. Lee Vander Esch
Mr. Mark Wallace
Mr. & Mrs. William W. Walters
Mrs. Elaine Walton * ▲
Dr. Deborah Weener
William Blair
Dr. & Mrs. Marshall Williams
Mr. & Mrs. David Yudasz
$500 - $999
Mrs. Marilyn J. Amann ▲
Ms. Juli Arndt
Rev. Eldon F. Beery
Mr. Dennis N. Berger
Mrs. Linda & Mr. Daniel Bomberski *
Mr. Richard & Mrs. Melinda K. Conway Callahan *
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Chamberlain ▲
Coleman Young for Detroit
Easy Living Assistance LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Fosdick
Dr. Donna Fry
Mrs. Leona Gates ▲
Dr. Gwendolyn R. Graddy-Dansby
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Griffiths
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Gross
Ms. Prem Gupta ▲
Mr. & Ms. Ed Guzzo
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley T. Hanpeter
Mr. Gary R. Hillier ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hovey
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Hurst
Dr. Thomas B. Jankowski
Dr. Lynda K. Jeffries
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Johnson *
Mr. Paul Johnson, III
Mr. David H. Justin & Rev. Mary Anne Evans-Justin
Ms. Marlene K. Klooster ▲
Ms. Jo Ann Lipkins
Ms. Jennifer R. Loshaw
Mr. Earnest Martin ▲
Mrs. Devon & Mr. Mark Meier
Ms. Delores Miller ▲
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Miller
Ms. Dorothy B. Miller ▲
Dr. & Mrs. Randall R. Miller
Mr. Lewis W. Racicot ▲
Mrs. Linda Rhodes-Pauly *
Mrs. Monnencia S. Riley
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Ms. Patti Samar
Mrs. Mary Jane Schmid
Ms. Sandy Sommer
Superior Heating & Cooling, Inc.
Mrs. Avni & Mr. Chris Thomas *
Transforming Church of Detroit
Dr. Geneva J. Williams
Ms. Michelle Williams *
$100 - $499
Anonymous (2)
Absolute Services
Dr. Andrew D. Adair
Mr. Ernest S. Adams ▲
Ms. Monica Adams ▲
Mr. William E. Ahlstrom
Ms. Barbara J. Anderson
Ms. Ava L. Andrews ▲
Mr. Thomas Armstead
Ms. Alecia Ashford-Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Fred B. Bachman
Ms. Barbara Bader
Ms. Monique Baker McCormick
Mr. Gediminas Balanda
Ms. Denise Banks
Ms. Kathryn D. Bartz
Ms. Christine Bashawaty ▲
Mr. Dennis Bauer
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Baylor
BC Ten Air HVAC Systems Inc.
Ms. Deborah L. Beard
Mr. John C. Begin
Mrs. Matilda Brownell Bellucci ▲
Ms. Mary E. Bennett ▲
Best Effort Cleaning Service
Ms. Donna J. Bidelman
Ms. Essie B. Blackburn ▲
Ms. Marcelle Blackmon ▲
Ms. Ella Body ▲
Mr. Albert Bogdan
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Boot
Mr. James T. Bradford
Ms. Mattie Brady ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Brideau
Mrs. Susan Brooks
Mrs. Norma K. Brown
Ms. Threasa Brown ▲
Ms. Thelma Brown ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Brown
Ms. Glenda Brownlee ▲
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Bruner
Mr. Joan Burch ▲
Ms. Lisa M. Watkins Burr
Ms. Jenifer W. Bushman
Mr. Roger Bushnell
Ms. Connie Button ▲
Ms. Clenora Byes ▲
Dr. Stephen Cain
Mrs. Jennifer Caira-Lauff
Mr. William R. Campbell
Ms. Gail A. Canales
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Carter
Ms. Elizabeth L. Chamless ▲
Ms. Ellen A. Childs
Mrs. Sally Churchill
Ms. Betty Cirello ▲
Mr. & Mrs. James Clark
Mrs. Jessie Clark ▲
Ms. Brenda J. Clavon ▲
Mr. Kenneth Cloud
Mr. & Mrs. Roy L. Colman
Continential Care Co.
Mrs. Lennetta B. Coney
Mrs. Laurie Coplin
Ms. Dawn M. Corwin
Mr. & Mrs. Walt Covert
Mrs. Sherrie Knudson & Mr. Donald Cramton ▲
Cribs2college Academy
Ms. Clara Crowell
Ms. Clarice Stewart-Dade ▲
Dance Again
Mr. & Mrs. John F. David ▲
Mr. Jerome T. Davis, Jr. ▲
Ms. Deborah DeKarsky
Ms. Marsha J. Desaussure ▲
Ms. Sally A. DeSchepper
Mrs. Jacqueline J. Dixon-Beaty *
Mrs. Elaine Dobson
Ms. Savannah Doran ▲
Mr. & Mrs. James Dupuie
Ms. Barbara M. Durham ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Walter R. Ebling
Mrs. Kelly & Mr. Jeff Faber
Mr. Mark Farr
Ms. Andrea Felice
Mrs. Gloria A. Finley ▲
Ms. Deborah E. Fisher
Ms. Donna M. Fisk ▲
Ms. Kay Flavin
Ms. Denise Flint ▲
Ms. Margaret E. Follin ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Fowler ▲
Mr. & Mrs. David G. Frey
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Frey
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Gale
Ms. Jane Gaylor ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Gendernalik
Mr. & Mrs. James Gilbert
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Goldsberry
Ms. Cynthia L. Graham
Ms. Lelah M. Johnson-Green ▲
Mrs. Verna Green ▲
Ms. Elizabeth Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Griffith
Mr. Roy W. Griffitts, Jr.
Grigg Graphic Services
Ms. Artelia J. Griggs
Ms. Edith M. Gutowski ▲
Mr. Michael B. Hann ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Hanpeter *
Ms. Sharon R. Harrison ▲
Ms. Ann Marie Hart
Ms. Susan Hatlen
Ms. Elaine Hearns
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Hempstead
Mr. Steve Henderson
Mr. Donald R. Henderson
Ms. Eileen Herman ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Hewitt
Ms. Marcy Hills
Mr. Richard A. Hines
Ms. Nicole Holeton
Dr. LaDonna A. Holley
Ms. Terry L. Holloway
Holly Calvary Church Womens
Mr. Matthew Hovey
Rev. William Wyne & Mrs. Josie HowardWyne
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Howbert
Mr. Paul L. Hubbard
Rev. & Mrs. David Huber
Ms. Ara D. Hunter
Mr. & Mrs. David Janetski
Mrs. Stephanie A. Jayo
Dr. Dorothy S. Jenkins
Ms. Carolyn Johnson
Mrs. Maronico Johnson
Ms. Jewel Jones ▲
Mr. Robert C. Jones ▲
know. Also, if you have any
Jubilee Church
Mrs. Stacey & Mr. Art Kadlitz
Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Keith ▲
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Kimble *
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Kimbrough
Mrs. Jeffrey A. King ▲
Mr. Don Klooster
Ms. Sandy A. Klumpp
Mrs. Judy & Mr. James Kohl
Dr. Maria Kokas
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew L. Kraft
Mr. Philip M. Krauss
Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Kronner
Ms. Denise M. Lamar
Mr. & Mrs. Isaiah J. Lapsley
Mrs. Tracey Lathan
Ms. Katie Lawson ▲
Ms. Regina Lawson ▲
Ms. Carol Lawson
Ms. Virginia Lawson
Leaton United Methodist Church
Leda’s Coney Island
Mrs. Joan F. Lehoczky ▲
Levy Living Trust
Ms. Bernice Lewis
Mr. Mark Lezotte & Ms. Patricia Little
Ms. Catherine L. Liesman
Ms. Lucy Ligon ▲
Ms. Wanda Lloyd
Mrs. Mary E. Lloyd-Seals
Mr. Keith Lorick
Lorraine D. Matson Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Lovejoy, Jr.
Lytle Family Foundation
Mrs. Louise & Mr. Bernard McAra
Ms. Winifred Ann Main ▲
Ms. Melissa A. Malane
Ms. Lucia Marshall
Mrs. Carolyn M. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Mayer
Mr. & Mrs. Louis T. Mbidzo
Ms. Suzanne E. McCallum
Mrs. Dereka McClay
Mr. Patrick K. McClellan ▲
Ms. Deborah J. McCreary
Mr. Martin & Mrs. Nancy McEnroe *
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. McIntyre
Mrs. Deborah Meyer
Mrs. Betsy Mianecki
Mr. Donell Miles
Mr. William S. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Tod V. Miller
Miller Maytag
Mr. William Mize
Mr. & Mrs. J.R. Moase
Ms. Joan L. Moery ▲
Mr. & Mrs. David C. Monan
Mrs. Carrie & Mr. James Moon-Dupree *
Ms. Charlene Moore ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Morrison
Ms. Angela M. Morton-Beavers
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Moss
Ms. Deborah A. Muhich
Ms. Christina A. Nahorodny
Mrs. Mary M. Neff
Mrs. Sandra Noce ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Nowak ▲
Ms. Sharon Obey ▲
Ms. Susan K. Olson ▲
Ms. Carmen C. Ormsby ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Orvis *
Mr. Bunia Parker
Ms. Paula Parrish
Ms. Josie Patrick ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Ted L. Payne *
Perch’s IGA Foodstore
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Perkins
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Petru
Ms. Dana L. Phelan
Ms. Barbara Phillians
Ms. Jennette Pisha
Ms. Violet Ponders
Mr. Lonnie Price
Mrs. Gail P. Quann
Ms. Denise Rabidoux
Ms. Josephine R. Redd * ▲
Redwood Dental of Holly
Mrs. Nancy Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Reese
Ms. Patricia Ann Rencher
Mr. & Mrs. Jasper Rice
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Riddle ▲
Ms. Melissa Riesterer
Mrs. Joan Rifenberg ▲
Ms. Amy Rinkle
Ms. Portia Roberson
Ms. Cassie M. Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Robinson
Ms. Gloria W. Robinson
Ms. Mary R. Robinson ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Clyde J. Robinson
Mrs. Marceline Roche ▲
Mrs. Debra & Mr. Brad Romalia *
Mr. Paul Rondell ▲
Rosebush United Methodist Church
Mrs. Joyce E. Rupersburg
Ms. Louise P. Rush ▲
Rev. & Mrs. James P. Russell
Mrs. Mary E. Saffian
Mr. Gerhard Schlanzky
Mr. Gerald T. Schmidt
Ms. Jannie M. Scott
Mr. Nathan & Dr. Sara Sheffer
Ms. Regina Sherman ▲
Mr. Michael Siepierski ▲
Ms. Casandria Sims ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Sivak
Ms. Amelia Skrobak
Mr. & Mrs. William Slayton
Mr. & Mrs. James Smith, Jr. ▲
Ms. Catherine D. Smith ▲
Ms. Mattie E. Smith ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Smith
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Mr. & Mrs. Adam A. Stachnik
Ms. Marian C. Stephens
Chaplain Laura & Mr. Brian Stone
Mrs. Nancy Streit ▲
Ms. Katrina Summersett
Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Swindlehurst
Ms. Elizabeth Taylor ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Taylor ▲
Ms. Neco Taylor
Mrs. & Mr. Yvette-Aline A. Tchonang
Mr. Richard Terrell
Ms. Isodora Thedford ▲
Ms. Karen Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Thomas
Mrs. Colleen Thorp
Ms. Kaye Thorsby
Mrs. Jill R. Tibbits
Mr. Maynard L. Timm & Mrs. Noreen A. Markley
Mrs. Arlene Tines ▲
Mr. E. Kern Tomlin
Mr. Edward Tomlin
Mr. Charles Tommasulo
Tony’s Heating & Cooling
Ms. Pamela Travis ▲
Ms. Paula Trilety
Mr. Richard Vaughn
Victory Renovations, LLC
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Mr. Trey C. Walker
Ms. Gwendolyn L. Walker ▲
Ms. Mary Washington ▲
Ms. Shirley Washington ▲
Ms. Carol Wasilewski ▲
Ms. Mary E. Welsh
Mrs. Melanie & Mr. Joe West *
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Wetherby
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. White *
Mrs. Dawn White ▲
Ms. Harriett Whitting ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Wiesner
Ms. Janet Wilkerson ▲
Mr. Lawrence Willingham & Miss Jackie Wilkes ▲
Ms. Michelle M. Willer
Ms. Diane Williams
Mrs. Delores F. Williams
Ms. Juanita Sims-Williams ▲
Dr. Barbara N. Williams
Ms. Mildred O. Williamson ▲
Ms. Jacquelyn M. Willingham
Ms. Janelle L. Wilson
Ms. Cynthia Wilson ▲
Ms. Ruth Wilson ▲
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Lem Wixson
Ms. Sharon Woodside
Mrs. Reva & Mr. Albert Wujcik
Ms. Nannette Wynn ▲
Ms. Nancy Yester ▲
Mr. Ted & Mrs. Jayne M. Zellers
Resident
Legacy Member
The Donor Honor Roll celebrates generous donors who made a gift in 2024 through 11/20/2024. If there is an error, please let us know. Also, if you have any questions, please contact Jenna Ellenstein at jellenstein@pvm.org
If you’d like to make a gift, please call 248-281-2040 or visit pvmf.org/donate
2024 RESIDENT DONOR HONOR ROLL
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Mr. Ernest S. Adams
Ms. Monica Adams
Mrs. Marilyn J. Amann
Ms. Ava L. Andrews
Ms. Christine Bashawaty
Mrs. Matilda Brownell Bellucci
Ms. Mary E. Bennett
Ms. Essie B. Blackburn
Ms. Marcelle Blackmon
Ms. Ella Body
Mrs. Audrey Bolton
Ms. Mattie Brady
Ms. Threasa Brown
Ms. Thelma Brown
Ms. Glenda Brownlee
Mr. Joan Burch
Ms. Connie Button
Ms. Clenora Byes
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Chamberlain
Ms. Elizabeth L. Chamless
Mr. Byron Chocola
Ms. Betty Cirello
Mrs. Jessie Clark
Ms. Brenda J. Clavon
Mrs. Sherrie Knudson & Mr. Donald Cramton
Ms. Clarice Stewart-Dade
Thank you to the residents who have supported PVM in 2024. Your generosity makes a real difference in the lives of your PVM neighbors, and we’re so grateful for you! The Resident Donor Honor Roll celebrates generous resident donors who made a gift in 2024 through 11/20/2024. If there is an error, please let us know. Also, if you have any questions, please contact Jenna Ellenstein at jellenstein@pvm.org If you’d like to make a gift, please call 248-281-2040
