Celebrating your stories of generosity, impact and legacy
Trauma Survivor
“Providence saved my life.”
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Dear Friends:
Welcome to the Spring 2024 edition of Inspire magazine, where we celebrate YOU—and the incredible stories of generosity, impact and legacy that have been the lifeblood of Providence General Foundation for the past three decades.
That’s right, three decades! This year marks our Foundation’s 30th anniversary. That’s 30 years of generosity that has saved lives, fueled medical innovation, and comforted the most vulnerable. During that time, more than $64 million has been invested in helping our growing community become a healthier place to live and work. From the Cymbaluk Medical Tower that’s so prominent in Everett’s skyline to the medical equipment that quietly cradles a tiny preemie, the fingerprints of philanthropy are all over Providence Regional Medical Center Everett and our community.
In this issue, we highlight several examples of philanthropy’s transformative power. One is the Providence Boyden Family Autism Center, which is also celebrating a significant milestone—its 10th year of providing support and care for children and families affected by autism (page 10). We pay tribute to this growing program, as well as the legacy of Rich Boyden, who passed away recently.
The Boyden family’s dedication to the Autism Center has made a difference in the lives of countless families.
In March, we brought back a favorite community event. Portside with Providence (formerly Epicurean Affair) raised more funds than it had in its history. We are so grateful to Anthony’s HomePort Restaurant, Optum Washington, Radia and other sponsors and supporters for investing in Cancer Services at Providence. You can read about this special evening of fun, food and fundraising on page 8.
Speaking of cancer care support, our Foundation has already committed $5 million in 2024 toward upgrading critical equipment for diagnosing and treating cancer at the Providence Regional Cancer Partnership. Your generosity is instrumental in ensuring that our medical professionals have leading-edge technology so they can provide the best possible care to our patients in their fight against cancer.
Additionally, you helped fund two nursing retreats, providing cohorts of Providence Everett nurses with growth, camaraderie and renewal. Read about how this investment in our valued caregivers helps reignite their calling to provide compassionate, expert care.
Finally, I’d like to extend a warm welcome to our new board members, who you can get to know on page 26. We’re excited to have these exceptional individuals join our mission of supporting Providence Regional Medical Center Everett and the communities we serve.
Once again, thank you for your unwavering generosity and support over the past year—and the past three decades. Together, we’ve accomplished remarkable things, and I am filled with gratitude and hope as we embark on the next chapter of our philanthropic journey.
Fondly,
Tina Gilson, Chief Philanthropy Officer Providence General Foundation
From Car Crash to College Bound
Providence Everett’s trauma team gives local teen a second chance
It was an ordinary February day for Alyson Mukai, a kindergarten teacher in the Mukilteo School District—until she got a message from the attendance office at Kamiak High School. Her 17-year-old son, Koby, hadn’t shown up for school.
She thought it was odd—maybe even a mistake. She texted him. No response. She contacted his friends. They hadn’t seen him.
Aly used the Find My app, which showed Koby’s phone at a towing company in Everett. Koby’s car had been involved in an accident, they told her. She called police and local hospitals, inquiring about Koby by name. No news. Hours later, she learned Koby was at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett (PRMCE)—having emergency brain surgery after arriving as a John Doe.
The accident
Nobody witnessed Koby’s accident, and he has no memory of that day. But his beloved, “modded out” 1999 Honda—his hobby and passion— likely hit a patch of ice, skidded off the Boeing Freeway, and crashed into a tree. First responders found Koby conscious, but unable to speak coherently or identify himself. He had an obvious head injury and was bleeding badly.
In the Emergency Department, the trauma team discovered Koby had a brain bleed caused by a skull fracture. He’d lost a significant amount of blood and needed an emergency transfusion. Rapid imaging found Koby’s most critical injury was blood pooling under his skull, causing pressure on his brain.
“Just like with a stroke, time is of the essence,” said Providence neurosurgeon Dr. Forrest Hsu. “The faster we relieve the pressure, the better the outcome. Had Providence Everett not had trauma capability—had Koby needed to be transferred to Seattle—by that time, he could have been dead.”
Koby was taken to the operating room where Dr. Hsu removed a section of his skull to relieve the pressure and quell the bleeding. The trauma surgery, anesthesia and blood bank teams kept Koby alive during surgery. Then, he was placed into a medically induced coma to help his brain
rest and heal. Dr. Hsu told Aly the first 24 hours were critical to Koby’s survival.
Koby’s family stayed at his bedside, praying and talking to him while he remained in a coma. After four days, the swelling in his brain had improved. Doctors reduced, then discontinued the medicine that kept him in a coma. Slowly, Koby woke up.
“Providence Everett has made significant strides in improving the flow of a trauma patient upon arrival,” said Dr. Jacob Glaser, trauma and critical care surgeon. “All of the effort and improvements by the trauma program aligned to save Koby’s life.”
Koby hit a few bumps as his brain woke up and the neurons began firing normally again. Before long, though, he was endearing himself to Providence caregivers, greeting them with smiles and friendly banter on his frequent walks around the Intensive Care Unit.
After three weeks in PRMCE’s ICU, he went to Seattle Children’s Hospital for a week of inpatient rehabilitation. On March 15, barely a month after his car accident, Koby went home.
Surpassing expectations
Doctors didn’t expect Koby to return to class last school year. But he did. They didn’t think he’d play baseball for at least 6 months. But he played in summer league and even served as captain.
Now, little more than a year after his accident, Koby is back to 100 percent. He has a new Honda he’s itching to trick out, he played
baseball for Kamiak this spring, and he was accepted to every college on his list.
“There’s a lot I want to do,” Koby said. “Travel the world. Become a teacher. Give back. Providence saved my life.”
“Because of Providence, Koby is here today,” Aly said. “It’s amazing how everyone—from surgeons and nurses to social workers– could care so deeply for one person. They give so much to every patient.”
“Koby, his family and all of us who treated him are members of the same community,” said Dr. Glaser, who noted his and Dr. Hsu’s children also attend Kamiak. “This is the reason we need to be excellent. These are our own families and neighbors we may be treating.”
Trauma services at Providence Regional Medical Center
Everett
PRMCE is the only Level II adult trauma center in Snohomish County. Trauma surgeons, neurosurgeons, anesthesiologists, emergency department teams, ICU nurses and multidisciplinary therapists are on-site around the clock to handle complex, traumatic emergencies for patients like Koby.
“Koby’s case is an example of how well our trauma system must work and what a value it is to the community,” said Dr. Hsu. “Without the support of the community and hospital administration, there’d be a gap. Our community is growing and deserves care of this caliber.”
Thanks to generous donors, PRMCE has state-of-the-art equipment and innovative programs that save and enhance lives. To find out how you can support this life-saving care at Providence Everett, call: 425-258-7500 or email PGF@ providence.org
Thanks to generous donors, PRMCE has state-of-the-art equipment and innovative programs that save and enhance lives. To find out how you can help, contact the Foundation office: (425) 258-7500 or visit pgf@providence.org.
Caring for our Caregivers
When Registered Nurse
Sonia Finrow saw a flyer in the breakroom for a nurse renewal retreat last fall, she was near the end of her rope.
Between the turbulence she felt on the frontlines of the COVID pandemic and the stress of staff turnover, Sonia found herself just going through the motions of her job.
“It was a rough point at that time— nurses were preparing to strike, we’d had lots of ups and downs from COVID and losing coworkers for various reasons—it was taking a toll on everybody,” Sonia said.
The flyer promised an overnight respite retreat at Warm Beach Camp & Conference Center, aimed to improve caregiver well-being and resilience, and promote healthy work relationships.
Two nurse renewal retreats were offered at no cost to Providence nurses this past fall. They were funded by a variety of Providence General Foundation donors, including Waterman Medical Foundation and EverTrust Foundation. Sonia is one of 46 nurses who attended the retreats.
“Nurses are the heart of Providence Everett, and we wanted to show them the community supports them and the important work they do,” said Foundation Board Member and donor Dan Harkins and his wife Pam, who also serves as a member on the Hospital Community Mission Board.
“We were proud to say YES to such a worthwhile investment. When our nurses feel supported, valued and energized, it helps build the core team, enhance leadership and benefits the patients, too.”
A safe space for sharing and learning
“I didn’t know what to expect going into it,” said Sonia. “I wasn’t sure who would be running it, and if I could openly share about my stress without it getting back to my supervisors.”
Sonia was relieved to learn that the retreat was facilitated by an independent party, Harmony Hill—a group of fellow nurses dedicated to supporting caregivers like her. The facilitators explained this was a safe, confidential space.
“Once we realized this is just about us, that they care about us, it was really freeing to receive what they were offering,” Sonia said.
Over two days at the retreat center, the groups of nurses got to know each other, created journals to help express themselves, learned how to identify emotions that lead to stress and how to deal with those emotions.
“The facilitators knew what we were going through and what we were feeling,” Sonia said. “They helped us figure out how to identify what we can and can’t control, and how to keep those feelings from controlling us.”
The retreats go beyond yoga and mindfulness. Numerous studies have shown that investments in caregiver well-being not only reduce burnout and staff turnover, but also reduce medical errors and adverse patient events, improving patient safety and health outcomes.
By giving nurses the tools to care for themselves and better communicate, collaborate, and connect with their peers and
patients, they can play a vital role in improving the overall care setting for everyone.
The retreats also provide something harder to measure: Purpose.
Renewed purpose
Sonia says the retreat gave her the space and tools to rediscover her calling for her profession, and she left with a new fire for her work.
“When I care for women having babies who haven’t had the support or chances in life to find their confidence as a mom, I know why I’m there. Being able to empower them, to help them see they CAN do this, and seeing how that impacts their whole family—it’s something I don’t take lightly.”
Sonia isn’t the only one who left with a renewed commitment to nursing. Nearly every nurse reported a reconnection to their passion for service, and their sense of well-being improved. Sonia says the tools she learned at the retreat have not only helped her manage stress at work, but also the stress at home that comes with raising two teenagers.
“I am so grateful for this experience— a big thank you to the Foundation and its supporters for funding this,” Sonia said.
“It is making an impact on a nurse who makes a difference for hundreds of patients. The ripple effect is huge.”
Community Supports Cancer Services at Providence
Supporters give more than $195,000, the most ever raised in our 34-year partnership with Anthony’s HomePort Everett
Anthony’s HomePort Restaurant has been a longtime supporter of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, providing their restaurant, delectable food and wine and top-notch wait staff for an annual fundraiser.
As Chairs Dan and Shannon Leach helped bring back the event from a five-year hiatus due to COVID, the former Epicurean Affair was reimagined as Portside with Providence to better showcase the event’s host.
This year’s event focused on raising critical funds for Cancer Services at Providence’s Regional Cancer Partnership, and it raised more money than ever before! Part of that record-breaking generosity included a special fund-a-need paddle raise in honor of Anthony’s staff for their outstanding service and food.
We are so grateful for the sponsors, event co-chairs and attendees for a magical night of raising funds for the Cancer Partnership.
to Portside sponsors for your support
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SILVER SPONSORS
Steve & Carol Klein
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Celebrating a Decade of Life-changing Autism Services
The Boyden Family Autism Center was the first of its kind in our region when it opened in 2014. It offered a full range of diagnostic services and therapeutic treatment for children on the autism spectrum, along with essential family education and support programs. Since its debut, it has become a haven for hundreds of families.
Over the past decade, the need for services to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has only grown. When the Center opened, the Centers for Disease Control estimated about 1 in 68 children had ASD. Last year, the agency released new estimates closer to 1 in 36. But advocates stress the uptick is not due to an “autism epidemic”—rather, we’re getting better at recognizing what was always there.
That recognition and timely diagnosis is crucial for children with ASD and their families. With a diagnosis at the Autism Center, families can begin to pursue individualized behavioral therapies and programs to help them better navigate and advocate for their unique needs. It also unlocks resources outside the center, such as Individualized Education Plans at school.
A $1.2 million expansion to the Center in 2021, funded entirely by Providence General Foundation donors, propelled the Center to nearly double its capacity and shorten the years-long wait lists for diagnostic services. An additional clinical psychologist, onboarded this winter, is also helping reduce the wait for families, currently between 7 and 16 months, depending on the child’s age.
“The need continues to rise for all of the services we provide,” says the Autism Center’s Manager Dr. Jill McDaniel. “Especially for our treatment programs, where families now face another 6-9 month wait for therapy, even after they have received a diagnosis.”
While the wait can still feel overwhelming for families reaching for a lifeline, it’s about half the wait as other treatment centers in the region. The Center has also added a Family Support and Transition Coordinator “to help families navigate services available at Providence and beyond.”
“Parents can easily become overwhelmed trying to navigate the complexities of care options, waitlists, and insurance obstacles,” says Dr. McDaniel. “Adding a position designed specifically to assist families with care coordination and facilitating access to community resources helps us better ease the way for them.”
With 2024 marking its 10th year serving our community, the expert team of caregivers at the Center is grateful for the years of support from the Foundation and its many donors who have invested in this much-needed community resource.
“Philanthropic support has made our growth and expansion possible over this last decade, and will continue to be essential—for years to come—for the many children and families we serve.”
A Lifetime of Generosity
Richard Boyden (1942-2024)
Reflecting on a decade of life-changing services at the Autism Center, Dr. McDaniel says none of it would have been possible without the Boyden family’s unwavering support and the community they inspired.
Richard and Judy Boyden made transformational gifts of more than $1 million to open the center that now bears their name, and they have continued to fuel its growth over the years.
For them, it’s personal. They’ve experienced the challenges of getting a diagnosis and receiving care for their grandchild who has autism. They’ve also experienced the benefits children get when they receive the kind of tailored support the Center provides.
“The Boydens have been tireless advocates for this work and our community,” Dr. McDaniel says. “Yes, they’ve been incredibly generous financially, but also with their compassion for neurodivergent individuals. They’ve continued to support the Autism Center through thick and thin—they’ve been incredible partners and leaders in this area. I can’t thank them enough.”
Families at the Center are also incredibly grateful for what the Boydens have done. When Richard passed away earlier this year, children and families put together a poster decorated with handprints and messages of gratitude for the man who impacted so many families with his compassion and generosity.
“He leaves behind such a legacy,” Dr. McDaniel says. “For years—even generations—he will continue to touch countless lives.”
Festival Brings Community Together for Children’s Services
Festival of Trees kicked off the season of giving with astounding generosity from supporters, raising more than $1.6 million for Children’s Services at Providence Everett.
The week at Tulalip Resort’s Orca Ballroom began with designers transforming trees and wreaths into awe-inspiring works of art. Their creations were revealed to thousands of attendees of all ages at the free Community Day & Teddy Bear Celebration, with Optum as the presenting sponsor. The day featured the beautiful trees and wreaths, of course, plus local singing groups, cookies & cocoa, photos with Santa, crafts, and the ever-popular Tim Noah. Providence General Children’s Association’s Teddy Bear Store was also a big hit nearly selling out of all the furry friends.
On Gala evening, guests were greeted by Chairs Joe & Ashley Gaffney. Guests strolled among the trees and wreaths, enjoying appetizers and champagne before the dinner and exciting live auction commenced. The night included a special tribute to the sixth annual Spirit of Festival recipient Carol Bjorg and her late husband Gordy, recognizing their 30-plus years of support.
Then, the magic really began! Bidding wars for some of the most sought-after trips and beautiful trees got the crowd energized. The largest auction purchase of the night came from Presenting Sponsor Tulalip Tribes as the winning bidders of the Christmas Gift tree—at a whopping $22,000! They donated the tree made of more than 500 plush animals to Providence’s Emergency Department.
The generosity continued in the special fund-a-need portion of the evening, supporting Pediatric Behavioral Health Services. Providence General Children’s Association was the first to raise a paddle at the $50,000 level, joined by Jay and Terry Ackley, Carol Bjorg, Marshall and Katherine Cymbaluk, Steve and Carol Klein, and Buzz and Carol Rodland—the most donors ever to give at that level at the event.
Joe & Ashley Gaffney kept the generosity going through the very end, matching the first 80 paddles at the $250 level. Collectively, the crowd donated $719,000 during the fund-a-need portion of the evening— a testament to the tremendous community support for our children and teens who need behavioral health services. Festival is always a festive and fun event, but no one loses sight of the reason we gather: It’s all to help our community’s children!
Your Giving in 2023
In 2023, Providence General Foundation received more than $2.9 million in new gifts or commitments from donors who support the work and Mission of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. This generosity allowed investments in new medical equipment for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), behavioral health support for adults and children, patient support services, community health and other initiatives that advance local health care and serve the most vulnerable in our community. Every gift helps elevate health care in our hospital and community. Thank you for your ongoing support!
2023 Financial Overview *
& Equivalents $ 1,636,573
Receivable (Net of Allowances & Current Portion) $ 2,307,229
37,381,656
Annuity & Trust Funds
356,754
575,775
2023 Major Areas of Support
As we celebrate 30 years of giving, here’s a look at 2023. Last year, Providence General Foundation distributed nearly $1.1 million to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett and community health care initiatives. Additionally, we’ve already committed $5 million to support Cancer Services in 2024. Community members, local businesses, charitable foundations, physicians and caregivers are advancing health care for our community.
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Honoring Mila: A Gift of Love to Camp Prov
One
family’s story of gratitude, grief and giving back
In her seven years of life, Mila Yan inspired her friends, family and educators to create a lasting legacy that will brighten the lives of many local children.
Having experienced a birth injury, Mila developed significant disabilities and required a level of care and support that made finding activities and interactions with other children a daunting task for her parents, Justin and Gracielle Yan.
“We found it challenging to find community spaces that felt fun and inclusive for a kid with as many needs as Mila,” said Gracielle. “Camp Prov was the first place that wasn’t too afraid to take on our feisty girl.”
Camp Prov is a summer day camp for children with special health care needs and their siblings. Campers are matched with a one-to-one counselor or “buddy,” so they get individualized attention and help, if
needed, to participate in all the fun activities camp provides.
Mila’s Camp Prov experience was filled with milestones, both big and small. From her first splash in a public pool to the exhilaration of going down a slide for the first time, each experience was a testament to the camp’s commitment to providing an inclusive environment for all children. “Mila had a really hard life, but Camp Prov gave her a sense of joy and fun,” said Gracielle.
In January 2023, the Yan family experienced an immense loss when Mila passed away at the age of seven. Her memorial service was held at Forest Park—right where Camp Prov is each summer. To honor their daughter, as well as the impact Camp Prov had on her life, the Yans invited people to donate to the camp where Mila felt truly included and embraced for who she was.
“Our family and friends donated these funds in Mila’s memory so that other kids like her can enjoy Camp Prov as much as she did,” said Gracielle.
Friends and family rallied together to contribute in Mila’s honor. Justin’s employer then matched the donations—and the total gift to Camp Prov exceeded $10,000.
The Yan family’s gift of love not only honors Mila’s memory, but also means the spirit of inclusion and joy she experienced at Camp Prov will be available to many more children for years to come.
Camp Prov has been providing camp experiences and special memories for children and families since 1996. It would not be possible without dedicated volunteers and generous donations to Providence General Children’s Association and Providence General Foundation.
Want to support Camp Prov? You can give using the envelope in this magazine or through this QR code:
Tribute Gifts
This list reflects gifts received July 1, 2023, to March 31, 2024.
IN HONOR OF
In Honor of Joe Aversa
Jim Dedrick
In Honor of Cameron
Derek & Jordan Lindstrom
In Honor of Gramma Camille
John & Lauri Whims
In Honor of Cindy Coombs
Lori Green
In Honor of Karen Ebel
Chad & Jennifer Turner
In Honor of Michelle Hopstad
Burnill & Diane Clark
In Honor of Julie & Kelly
Casey & Sandy Salz
In Honor of Angela Katchka
Hugh & Lynne Hall
In Honor of Allison Karnes
Brent & Sallie Lumley
In Honor of Nancy Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Farr
In Honor of Kathy Leach
Brian & Emily Leach
In Honor of Lynne’s Mom
Mike & Lynne Miller
In Honor of Martha Michelsen
Ralph Hildebrand
Tribute giving to Providence General Foundation is a meaningful way to honor or remember someone special while supporting your favorite cause. To learn more about honoring a loved one, or commemorate those who have passed away, visit ProvidenceGeneralFoundation.org or call us at (425) 258-7500
In Honor of Mom, Mitch, Anne & many other loved ones!
Jan Larsen
In Honor of Katherine Ross, PAC
Margaret Terry
In Honor of Patty Schultz
Debbie Schultz
In Honor of Dianna Siahpush
Julie Zadeh
In Honor of Dorothy Tchelistcheff
Alex & Jeannette Golitzin
IN MEMORY OF
In Memory of David Allen & Ed Basoglu
Steve & Jizel Wanaka
In Memory of Marjorie Allen
Henry & Elaine Babcock
Michael & Pat Beardsley
Madeleine Davies
Sandra Lee
Julie MacDougall
Mercedes Paxton
Pamela Schutte
Robert & Barbara Schutte
Maureen & Gerald Welly
In Memory of Joanne Almon
Craig & Lisa Almon
In Memory of Helen V. Anstensen
Kenneth Neubauer
In Memory of Sarah Arney
Diane Mumaw
In Memory of Joseph Barr
Robert Thompson
In Memory of Howard Benzel
Denise Benzel
In Memory of Richard Bigler
Kyle Kuykendall
In Memory of Bobbi
Thomas O’Day
In Memory of Rich Boyden
Coastal Community Bank
JoAnn Cole
John & Julie Dickson
Terry & Cheryle Earnheart
Dennis & Dana Farmer
Tracy & Tina Gilson
Lloyd & Denise Glasscock
Milton & Susan Grover
Evan & Molly Holzknecht
Harold & Jann Johnston
Merle Kirkley
Daren & Lori Kloes
J. Terry & Jane Lewis
In Memory of Rich Boyden
Ms. Joyce Meier
Lisa Mills
Ruelyn & Lee Nelson
Susan Root
Ms. Anita Salter
Randy & Robin Schemkes
Diane Smoots
Darrell & Marjorie Storkson
Karen Trana
Jeanne Thompson
Mrs. Donna Walsh
Sandy Vandall
George & JoAnn Winn
In Memory of Gerald Leslie Buss
Kyoko Elizabeth Tachikawa
In Memory of Peggy Calhoun
Cori Erickson
In Memory of Dick & Jane Colombini
Annette Colombini
In Memory of James Conery
Mary Conery
In Memory of Gosta Dagg
Art Skotdal
In Memory of Mary Denman
Douglas & Elizabeth Bell
In Memory of Mona Early
Brian & Colleen Frauenholtz
In Memory of Judy Foster
Patricia Dennis
In Memory of Sandra Goodhew
Michael & Kathleen Goodhew
In Memory of Doug Heinzen
Marlene Rosenbach
In Memory of Erling Hesla
Cronan & Christine Neuffer
In Memory of Rod Hillis
Dave & Marilyn Beck
In Memory of Colleen Hughes
Dr. Robert & Bonnie Hughes
In Memory of Kathy Hunter
Bill & Jean Messner
In Memory of Grace Jorgensen
Randy Jorgensen
In Memory of Larry Kapoun
Anthony & Sharon Goetz
In Memory of Paul Kniest
Marissa Jagnow
In Memory of Kathi McCausland
Lynn Blosser
In Memory of Dr. Hugh Minor
Douglas & Elizabeth Bell
Dr. Jack & Marilyn Courrier
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kurtz
In Memory of Stanley Mitchell
Anne Mitchell
In Memory of George Newland
Michael & Kris Hansen
In Memory of Quy Nguyen
Nga Nguyen
Nguyet Nguyen
In Memory of Maggie Oczkewicz
Ross & Judy Rettenmier
In Memory of David Otteni
Michael & Kathleen Goodhew
In Memory of Frank & Betty Otteni
Michael & Kathleen Goodhew
In Memory of Monty Parratt
Laurel Lundgren Parratt
In Memory of Frank A. Patterson
David & Kathie Nelson
In Memory of T. Clyde Pitcher
Tracy & Tina Gilson
Arthur & Margaret Hansen
Thomas & Rose Marie Stiger
Karen Trana
In Memory of Ed Rubatino
Drs. Dennis & Delaney Goulet
MariLana Rubatino
In Memory of George Siegel
Eldon & Carolyn Wexler
In Memory of Ollie Stewart
Trevor Stewart
In Memory of Leonora Villanueva
Ms. Leonorica Perreault
In Memory of George Walsh
Michael & Laurie Walsh
Richard Walsh
In Memory of Al Wexler
Eldon & Carolyn Wexler
In Memory of Thomas Whittier, Sr.
Tom Whittier
In Memory of Mark Woodard
Mark Woodard
In Memory of Mila Yan
Justin & Gracielle Yan
Individual and Organizational Donors
We’re grateful for the many donors who support our Mission and work. Your contributions are instrumental as we work to improve the health and well-being of our growing community. This list reflects only new gifts, commitments, in-kind donations and planned gift intentions totaling $100 or more received January 1 to December 31, 2023. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years.
It is important to us that your listing is accurate and reflects your recognition preferences. Please contact us at (425) 258-7500 or PGF@Providence.org to update your preferences for future donor listings.
$100,000 - $499,999
Judy & Rich* Boyden
Little Bipsy
Nysether Family Foundation
Stillaguamish Tribe
Jay & Terry Ackley, K&H Integrated Print Solutions
Carol E. Bjorg
Marshall & Katherine Cymbaluk
Steve & Carol Klein
Montessori Schools of Snohomish County
Buzz & Carol Rodland
$50,000 - $99,999
Waterman Medical Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Sharon & Ken Clay
Tim Halladay
IRG Physical & Hand Therapy
Kendall Subaru of Marysville
David & Rhea O’Connor
Optum Washington
Joe & Charlene Pignataro
Rowing Cares - PNW Pink Ribbon Row
The Safeway Foundation
Tulalip Resort Casino
Wheels on the Waterfront Classic Cars, Trucks & Bikes Show
$10,000 - $24,999
Vern & Stephanie Allen
American Cancer Society
Anthony’s Restaurants
Matt Bolin & Abbey Potts
Michael & Kristy Carrington
Mary Conery
Lindsay & Liska Crow
Dwayne Lane’s Auto Family
Terry & Cheryle Earnheart
Julie Elkington
EverTrust Foundation
Joe & Ashley Gaffney
Gaffney Construction
Walt Gillette & Saundra Cope
Alex & Jeannette Golitzin
Hugh & Lynne Hall
Dan & Pam Harkins
Clifford Hersman & Victoria Serles
Michael & Pat Holcomb
Merrill Lynch—Kelly Wealth Management Group
Tom & Kjersti Lane
Lease Crutcher Lewis
Mortenson Construction
Bruce & Allison Olson
Chris & Kristi Pedley
Premera Blue Cross
Providence Medical Group
Radia Inc., P.S.
Hank Robinett
Dr. Frank & Candace Schramm
Stadium Flowers
Danica Straub & Brent Bissell
UBS Financial Services, Inc.—Pacific Summit Group
Adam & Darla Van Winkle
Justin & Gracielle Yan
$5,000 - $9,999
Monti & Maryanne Ackerman
Craig & Lisa Almon
Bob & Margaret Bavasi
Douglas & Elizabeth Bell
Christine Boyden-Nelson
Annette Colombini
Dr. Jim & Lyndsey Courrier
Lisa Dawson
Bill & Patty DeGroodt
Mark & Kathy Duffy
Ken Edwards K&S Construction, LLC
Everett AquaSox
Everett Golf & Country Club
Brian & Colleen Frauenholtz
Jim & Jan Gaffney
Geoff & Carlene Goldfinch
Dan & Shana Gutierrez
Andy & Kaye Hall
Michael Harder & Heidi
Howard Harder
Hermanson Company, LLP
Jamie Hunter
Rick & Barbara Johnson
Lawrence & Linda Jubie
Jan Jubie
Robert & Mary Kelly
Scott & Kristen Kirkpatrick
Eric & Brittani Little
Mountain Pacific Bank
Scott & Kippy Murphy
Dr. Deborah Nalty & Jeff Shober
Dr. James & Christie Park
Ann Payne
Sandberg Volvo
Dcn. Duane & Mary Schireman
Somnia
TJ & Mandy Stocker
Spark Van Winkle
Carol Whitehead
Randy & Char Wicklund
$1,000 - $4,999
Tom & Linda Adams
Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Sherry & Corbin Allen
Robert Anderson
Vince & Veronica Arends
Don & Shirley Ayres
David & Jean Barber
Ken & Jill Barczyszyn
Jerry & Karen Barhanovich
Frank & Sally Baumann
Dave & Marilyn Beck
Geoffrey Bedell & Sheila Bleakney
Dr. Earl Beegle
Patricia Beginski
Josh Belcourt
Denise Benzel
Cierra Berger
Paul & Kerri Bernhard
Boeing Employees Credit Union
Pete & Maureen Botting
Rick & Jennifer Bowen
Brighton Square, LLC
Christopher Britton
Grace Buni
Marv Crum & Susan Burke-Crum
Elizabeth Moody Campbell
James & Anna Leah Canoy
Mark & Carolyn Carter
Ryan & Heather Case
Brent & Katherine Castano
Spencer Cave & Shannon Lacey
Danica & Colin Chadwick
Chevrolet of Everett, Inc.
Lloyd Christensen & Lisa Hall
Yvonne Christos
Patrick & Cheryl Cline
Coastal Community Bank
Dr. Wendy & Derek Coffman
Columbia Hospitality
Dr. Jack & Marilyn Courrier
Hap Courtney
Dr. George & Annette Cox
Becky Daily
Hung Dang
Todd & Julie Danner
David Owen Hastings
Eleanor Denham
Dr. William & Elizabeth Dickinson
Bob & Lizbeth Dobler
Laronda Durrant
David & Elizabeth Dyson
Tom & Dianne Easley
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Everett Golf & Country Club Women’s Division
Linda Field
Dr. Jim & Mary Lou Finley
Christine Flanagan
Rick & Andrea Foster
Sarah & Luke Frauenholtz
Wayne Freese
Mary French
Dan & Kim Gaffney
Michael & Christine Gaffney
Robert & Linda Gardner
Ned & Kristin Gebert
Andrew & Lisa George
Josh & Tiffany Gillis
Tracy & Tina Gilson
Ernie Gonzalez
Pat & Carol Good
Herbert & Christine Gould
Drs. Dennis & Delaney Goulet
James Grafton
Rob & Amy Grannum
Troy & Heather Grasseth
Greg, Dan & Jacob Schuler, Alexander Gow Fire
Equipment Co
Tim & Kim Griffis
Michael & Eileen Grimes
Dan & Ash Gunderson
Nicholas & Andrea Hagman
Nik Halladay
Tania Halladay
Drs. Kris Norland & Sarah Hansen
Erika Hermanson
Kimberly & Sean Hicks
Carl Hinkson
David & Gayle Holland
Vicki Hoyle
Dr. Emily Huang
Steve & Jane Hudson
Dr. Robert & Bonnie Hughes
Sheila Huntman
Dr. Lisa Ivanjack
Reggie & Angela Jackson
Ronald & Belinda Jacobs
Laurie Johnson
Mark Johnson
Jordan Fund
John & Peggy Jung-Simard
Todd & Angie Karr
Dr. Hugh Keegan
Maria Liza Keene
Kia of Everett
J. Montgomery & Kathleen Kintner
Patty Kirby
Jeff & Laurie Knudson
Lloyd & Geri Lagutang
Monica Lane
John & Patricia Lanes
Mollie Langum
Jenine & Steven Lantz
Grant & Marci Larsen
Jan & Lorrie Larsen
Warren & Nona Larson
Steve & Brenda Larson
Brittany Lawless
Lee Johnson Hyundai and Genesis
Ali LeRoy
Mark & Patty Lervick
John & Julie Lienhard
Derek & Jordan Lindstrom
Jen Linquist
Gavin & Angela Loth
Jennifer Lucas
Brent & Sallie Lumley
Todd & Marcy Lund
Roni Lyons
Mr. James MacPherson
Shane & Jane Mason
Robb & Tami McCalmon
Drs. W. Michael & Julia McDonnell
Tamara Merryfield
Bill & Jean Messner
Ross Miller
Mike & Lynne Miller
Gina Mills
Payam Mohadjeri
Brad & Lindsey Moorhouse
Virgil & Mary Morgan
Moss Adams LLP
Boe & Jenae Nelson
Jan & Gunn Nesse
Sam & Beth Newland
Henry & Sandra Newton
David & Tammy Noonan
Edmund & Glenda Oas
Dr. Kirstine Oh
Anthony Ohl & Lena Ng
Dan & Kristen Ollis
Paul & Carol Onerheim
Mary & Michel Orradre
Jacob Palmer
Mitesh Parikh & Dr. Reena Vasavada-Parikh
Scott & Shelly Pattison
Lianne Pearson
Aurora Pearson
Jason Peterson & Julie Loughran
Darryl & Tammy Peterson
JJ Pierce
Pierre Buick GMC of Everett
Judy & Clyde Pitcher*
Paul & Charisse Pitre
Troy Plendl
Mike & Linda Poelzer
Drs. Michael & Sara Rahman
Matthew & Keely Reinhard
Robert & Sharon
Retirement Connection, LLC
Dr. Clifford & Debra Rogers
MariLana Rubatino
Connecting our community to care
For more than a decade, your support has helped bring care coordination services from Project Access Northwest to low-income, underinsured, and uninsured patients in Snohomish County. Dedicated care coordinators connect patients to medical, dental, and behavioral health services at no cost to the patient. Thank you for supporting Providence’s Mission of caring for the most vulnerable.
*deceased
Aaron Rumpff
Casey & Sandy Salz
Miki Sato
Lauren Sayoc
Dr. Lawrence Schecter
Randy & Robin Schemkes
Richard & Dawn Schumann
Seattle Children’s
Mitch Shao
Jeff & Heather Shelby
Kevin & Taylor Shewfelt
Sam & Lisa Shumaker
Fred & Susan Sievers
Ray & Mary B. Sievers
Michael & Shanley Skillern
Beverly D. Skinner
Brent Robinson & Carrie Skorheim
Peter & Trisha Smeltz
Dr. Perry Soriano & Senan Choe
Stantec
Travis Steele
Terry Stephens
Scott & Vikki Strand
Brian & Melissa Sullivan
Michael & Doris Taylor
Tighe & Morgan Tenney
Morrie Trautman
Anne-Marie Trimnell
Kyle & Jill Turner
Vic & Wendy Turner
Laura Ulam
Randy Utt & Maddy Metzger-Utt
Viva Jalisco Mexican Restaurant
Samuel & Nicole Wahleithner
Washington State University Everett
Becky Weiderstrom
Dirk Whitley
Johanna Wiese
Robert Wiess
Linda Wilcoxson
Neil Willman
Kurt & Jennifer Willows
Heidi Womack
Donna Wray
WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine
Irene Yang
Gretchen Zemke
Christine Zumdahl
$500 - $999
Lana Andrews
Lisa Archide
Gerald & Michelle Arneson
Kyle & Dana Auslund
Ballard Emblem Club #216
New trauma stretchers improve patient care
Phil & Scuttle Bannan
Josh & Remy Barker
William & Denise Barr
Jim & Susie Black
Elizabeth Bogart
Marta-Karin Bolling
Dr. Peter & Emmi BrantZawadzki
Dr. James Brevig & Meredith Gould
Tracy Brossard
Dr. Katherine Bumstead
Burkett’s Savvy Clothing for Women
Burnill & Diane Clark
Adam & Nikki Clay
Scott & Jennifer Combs
Cornerstone Roofing, Inc
D.A. Davidson & Company
Jason Dai & Lydia Li
Pam Daniels
Matthew Danz
Lori Davis
Liberty Davis
Mekonnen Dereje
Douglas & Janice Dewar
Karen Donnellan
Trevor & Kelsey Debois
Pat & Marilyn Echelbarger
Kerry Edinger
Dolores Eggers
El Gaucho Bellevue
Solma Empinado
Everett Silvertips
Lance & Jill Farr
Debbie Finch
Tracy Fulton
Ed Garcia
Norberto Garcia
Babou Gaye
Richard & Linda Geiger
Michael & Kathleen Goodhew
Granite Falls Community Chiropractic
Lori Green
Stephanie Hampton
Patricia Hofmann & Michael O’Brien
Shelley Houston
Hunter Leasing
Lai Huynh
Dr. Michael & Barbara Ingram
Maureen Jackson
Marissa Jagnow
Setare Jamalizadeh
Dennis Jordan
Randy Jorgensen
Basel Jurdy
Megan Kalsen
Dr. Naomi Katsh
Dr. Ryan & Travis Keay
Tiffany King
Jessica Kinney
Mike & Kristen Kishline
Krueger Aesthetics
Norman & Nancy Lang
Larsen Financial Services
James Latter
Doug & Leslie Lauer
Que Le
Bob & Kathy Leach
Thomas Leahy
Sandra Lee
Trevor & Teresa Legler
Maurice Lewin
Pauline Lindsey
Michelle Lundstrom
Dr. Robin Madsen
Marcus Whitman Hotel
Jenna Marshall
Vincent & Alex McGinty
Jeremy & Sarah McKnight
Mary Mohr
Mark & Sharon Morganti
Dr. Beena Morris
Jennifer Myers
David & Kathie Nelson
Michael & Cindy Newbury
Ryan & Heather Odegaard
John & Mary Kate Olson
Olympic Jewelry
Sean & Karen Osburn
Dr. James Record
Roche Harbor Resort
Irvin & Delores Rohrich
Providence Everett’s trauma program continues to be one of the busiest in the state. We recently added four trauma stretchers to better support trauma care in the emergency department, thanks to your support. The new stretchers help care for patients more quickly, allowing for things like x-rays and getting weight for medication dosages without moving or lifting the patient. *deceased
Roy Robinson RV Center
Bill & Janice Rucker
Daniel Ryan
Cheryl Sackrider
Sarah Samurai
Robert & Krystal Schultz
Dr. Paul Seckinger
Laura Senter
Richard & Karen Shea
Jackson & Janet Showalter
Sharon Shurte
Terryl Smith
Snohomish High School Girls Soccer Booster Club
Paul Somerstein
Bradley & Sherry Stoll
Barry & Laura Stueve
James & Diane Sweeney
Margaret Terry
William Hasenohrl & Kathi Thoreson Hasenohrl
Scott & Beverly Thorson
Traner Smith & Co
Laurie Ummel
Useless Bay Golf Club
Jay & Joy Varady
Stacy Ventura
Philip & Suzanne Waligora
Michael & Laurie Walsh
Steve & Jizel Wanaka
Michael Wanaka
Justus Wangombe
Peter & Jan Weidenbach
Cynthia Wentworth
Eric & Wendy Werttemberger
Tom Whittier
Whizz Kids Academy
Robert & Deborah Wilcox
Windermere - Lumley Team
Jackie Woodwell
Dr. Daniel Wuthrich
$250 - $499
Christina Agoo
Anne Alkema
Frank Arcuri
Silence Baker
Stephanie Baker
Michael & Pat Beardsley
Drs. Russell & Louise
Beckley
William & Rene Breen
Lauri Burke
Ronald & Jessica Burt
Patrick & Katherine Cabe
Deniz Campbell
John & Susan Carl
Ken & Erin Chaney
Jagath Chitrasena
Charles & Mary Beth Clark
Ryan & Mary Clay
Amanda Cline
Robert & Janet Coe
Elaine Cole
Chemene Crawford
Joseph Crawford
Ray & Cindy Crerand
Kathleen Crumley
Chris Damitio
Derek & Katie Daniels
Andrea DaSilva
Michelle Desoto
Jennifer Doucette
Ava Dreon
Dustin Duke
Cori Erickson
Kristin Frazer
Tracy Gabrielson
Toni Gates
Stan & Debra Geddes
John & Shannon Genge
Duane & Pamela Gleave
Greg & Nga Goldfinch
Goldfinch Brothers, Inc.
Sally Greve
Lisa Hafenscher
Michael & Kris Hansen
Matthew & Emile Hart
Seana Helms-Donner
Pat & Rae Ann Henderson
Hide-a-Hose, Inc.
Charlotte & Jeffery
Hill-Miles
Kathleen Hillis
Early breast cancer detection thanks to Pink Ribbon Row
We’re excited to announce that Providence’s Comprehensive Breast Center is the first in the Northwest to offer a personalized early detection and genetic evaluation program to measure breast cancer risk—and begin managing that risk right away. Support from the Pink Ribbon Row event is helping fund special equipment so women found to be at higher risk for breast cancer can quickly get additional, enhanced screening to detect cancer early. Thank you, rowers— you are saving lives!
Andrea Holliman
Charlene Hulskamp
Jenelle Humphrey
Jamie Huynh
Dr. Robert & Eileen Iguchi
Marjorie Ingram
Dr. Robert & Lola Jacobson
Jamco America, Inc.
Bethany Kaupang
Martha Kegel
Russell & Kim Keithley
Kelly Kikuchi
Dr. Ronald & Kelly Krueger
Cheryl Kuehl
Lewis & Mary Latraille
Erin Lawhead
Naomie Lepu Lutunu
Jamie Letain
Katherine Leung
Kerri & Mark LonerganDreke
Janet Love
Toshiko Luckow
Siu Ling Lui
Laurel Lundgren Parratt
Candace Mabbitt
Bryan & Lauren Maggio
Joelle Mahlum
Rachael Matthews
Stephanie McDonald
John & Kristin Meadows
John & Mary Mercier
Melissa Mertz
Sunshine Milsom
Jeanne Morimoto
Karl Moser
Shawanna Murry
Network for Good
Paula Newman-Skomski
Robert & Carolyn Norman
Kessy Oamhen
Judy Oberg
Mark & Patty Osterhout
Pacific Northwest Ballet
Korinne Parker
Amie Parker
Mobile health and dental clinic
With your support, Providence is partnering with Medical Teams International to help bring four mobile health and dental clinics to Snohomish County in 2024. These clinics will provide underserved communities with free urgent and restorative dental care, screenings for chronic health conditions, and connections to providers who can help them better manage their health.
Clarrisa Peppin
Mary Pratt
Pump Industries, Inc.
Joseph Rajendran
Angela Ratcliff
Devyn Reed
Ross & Judy Rettenmier
Michael & Barbara Ripp
Robert J. Lee & Stephen J. Lee, DDS PLLC
Kristi Robinson
John & Natalie Rogers
Berenice Romero Sanchez
Susan Root
Jennifer Rucker
Bianca Sanders
Susan & Bob Shayne
Dana Shepherd
Deborah Shield
Sons of Norway Normanna Lodge #3
Gale Springer, ARNP
Josephine Stacruz
Dr. Hillary Starr
Dr. David Stewart
Anna Sturm
Roozy & Mikaela Ann Taheri
Cassidy Tandy
Jack Tawney & Megan Wood
Rod & Cindy Taylor
Genet Tekele
The Washington Athletics Club
Marlee Tillman
Kimberly Toler
Leah Treml-Ellis
Natalie Turner
Timothy & Cheryl Vincent
Rochelle Wallace
James & Sharon Ware
John & Lauri Whims
Sean & Kimberly White
Doug & Linda Wilson
Mark Woodard
Roberta Wylie
Nicole Zickler
$100 - $249
Abeja Winery
John Albano
Cris & Cathy Albrecht
All Battery Sales & Service
Meg Andersen
Sandra Anderson
Paolina Andrike
Larry & Pauline Arthur
Dr. Alka Atal-Barrio
Allison Axelrod
Henry & Elaine Babcock
Scott & Jeanette Bader
Martin Badie
Dr. Prabhat & Patricia Bhama
Richard & Sandra Birch
Barbara Birman
Marjorie Bissell
Mark Bombatch
Kristine Bougie
Rosa Brambila Torres
Michael Brayden
Kaylie Brown
Wayne & Augusta Brown
Lee & Linda Brown
Daniel Buell
Boyd & Sarah Buhl
Holly Burns
Erik & Sharon Butler
Cabernets & IPAs
Edison Calvo
Pete & Charlene Cameron
Adam Carbajal
Cheri Carmean
Richard Chastain
Tijinder Cheema
David & Catherine Chin
Arshdeep Chohan
Christine Hill, Realtor
Sandy Claxton
Zeb & Betty Cobbs
Robert Colley
Rob Colombini & Peter Keck
Trenia Preus
Sheila Countryman-Bean
Allan & Jennifer Coyle
Kenneth & Dorothy Crossman
Jack Cullen
Gary Dale
Kathleen Daugherty
Eliza Davis
Terry Davis
Roderic Davis
Jeff Decker
Jim Dedrick
John & Michel DeGroat
Joy Dennis
Tammy Deptula
Duane & Karen Dewart
Bob Dickson
Julie Duda
Mike & Kristie Dutton
Earl Schuster State Farm
Robyn Edinger
Hilkka & Claire Egtvedt
Matt Epstein
Eric Erlandsen
Pete Everett
Everett Golf & Country Club Activities Committee
Farr Fisheries, Inc.
Jodi Ferguson
Aracely Figueroa
Mary Flaming
Vanessa Flores
JC Fought
John & Sally Galt
Allan John Garcia
Charles & Linda Geddes
Georgetown Brewing Company
Glass Design by Robin Larson
Global Consulting Travel Group
Leslie Gordon
Margarete Grande
Ben & Dee Hanich
Elizabeth Hankins
Susan Hawley
Daniel Heffernan
Jay Henderson
Greg Hewett
Marcia Hild
Ralph Hildebrand
Susan Houck Strom
Erik & Joanne Hovde
Mike & Debera Hunsinger
Lynn Ilabor
Brent Ingram
Lorene Inouye-Salvo
Ivars Restaurant, Mukilteo
Gracia Jackson
Harold Jensen
Michele Jobe
Roger & Helen Johnson
Tara Johnson
Julie Johnson
Kevin & Lani Jones
Steven & Nancy Juntwait
Shane Kalamarski
Carol Kapua
Richard & Susan Kasperson
Rory & Brittni Klein
Scott & Cheri Kneeland
Kyle Kuykendall
David & Maria Laidler
Elizabeth Lambert
Julie Lane
John Lapu
Chris & Robin Larson
Theresa Lavell
Greg & Kathleen Lawson
Brian & Emily Leach
Dan & Shannon Leach
Leavenworth Adventure Park
Shin Lee
Troy Lindsay
Michael & Deborah Lopez
Robert & Julie MacDougall
Rod & Jen MacLean
Dr. Steve & Estela Martinez
Kaydee Martinez-Carlos
Marysville Stanwood LLC
Mike Massey
Bryan Matherly
Lisa Matson
Theresa McClendon
Mary Ann McCord
Cambree McCoy
Gay McDowell
Kyla McNulty
Dr. Judith Milner
Jackie Minor
Robert & Donna Moch
Kim Mock
Troy & Darlene Moe
Linda Monroe
Darlene Mooney
Jeff & Renee Moore
Angela Morgan
Laura Mulalley
Diane Mumaw
Keith Mutz
Misty Napeahi
Mrs. Amy Naranjo
Sharlene Nettles
Cronan & Christine Neuffer
Miss Mami Nishizawa
Andy & Jean Noonan
Thomas O’Day
Trisha O’Hearn
Phil & Rodi O’Loane
Delores Orcutt
Dennielle Padgett
Balbir & Surinder Palk
Joseph Petschl
Tal & Christina Pierce
Brenda Poe
Tiffany Polonsky
Penelope & Richard Potter
James Powers
Thomas Rackowski
William Rainaldo
Andy & Courtney Reece
Matt & Karinne Reed
Cassandra Reichelt
Elizabeth Renshaw
Benjamin & Judy Ridgway
Michael Rinner
Tiffany Rinnert
Jacob & Mina Ritland
Jeffrey Robin & Maya Kaneyasu
Kristin Rohrenbach
Stuart & Lee Rolfe
Lynn Rowley
Richard & Frances Sanford
Sandhya Sargunar
Mary Jo Sarver
Devin & Laurie Saylor
Jeff Schackman
Debbie Schultz
David & Marsha Schumann
Earl Schuster
Pamela Schutte
Robert & Barbara Schutte
Tracy Scoville
Denise Sheldon
Marilyn Sheldon
June Shirey
Mark Shissler
Amintra Singh
Babita Singh
Skotdal Family
Matthew Smith
Kevin Smith
Jacob Spaun
Michelle Stephens
Trevor Stewart
Scott & Kjersti Stroup
Sullivan Law Group, PLLC
Leon & Cindy Tackitt
Linda Taylor
The Northern Public House
Rebecca Thomas
Robert Thompson
Paul & Joan Thompson
Sarah Thunselle
Dr. Andrew & Karen Todd
Chad & Jennifer Turner
Valence Group, Inc.
Tommy Vo
Richard Walsh
Dale Wark
Lisa Wessels
Western Facilities Supply
Lon White
Clayton & Sharron White
Neil & Emily Willman
Lori Wilson
Graham & Virginia Winbow
Erik & Beverly Wold
Lori Wolff
Jody Wood
William Wright
Julie Zadeh
Rafael & Teresa Zambrano
Yunlin Zheng
Doug & Jean Zook
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Wheels on the Waterfront raises record amount
It was another record-breaking year for Wheels on the Waterfront, raising $30,000 to support Cancer patients undergoing treatment at the Providence Regional Cancer Partnership. Over the event’s 11-year history, they’ve raised more than $140,000 for Providence Cancer Patients. Thank you for your continued support!
CURRENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
Lynne Hall, Chairperson
Dan Gaffney, Vice Chair & Treasurer
Donna Bjorg, Secretary
Mark Duffy, Immediate Past Chair
MEMBERS
Sarah Duncan
Ashley Gaffney
Andy Hall
Dan Harkins
Mike Holcomb
Todd Karr
Carol Klein
Steve Klein
Boe Nelson
Jean Messner
Scott Murphy
Shannon O’Kelley
Paul Pitre, PhD
Courtney Reece
Cliff Rogers, MD
Paul Seckinger, MD
Mel Sheldon
Tarvinder Singh, MD
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS
Susie Black, Providence General Children’s Association
Kristy Carrington, MBA, RN, NEA-BC, Chief Executive of Providence Swedish North Puget Sound
Tina Gilson, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Providence General Foundation
Ed Petkus, Providence Everett Community Mission Board
We are pleased to announce three new additions to Providence General Foundation’s Board of Directors. Welcome to the Board!
Sarah Duncan
Sarah Duncan grew up in Lake Stevens and is a practicing lawyer in Everett with a focus on estate planning. She now lives in Bellingham with her wife and two children. Sarah also serves on the board at both the Evertrust Foundation and the Community Foundation of Snohomish County. She is excited to help fuel the impactful work of Providence General Foundation.
Ashley Gaffney
Ashley Gaffney lives in South Everett with her husband Joe. Together they own Gaffney Construction and have four children. Joe and Ashley have supported Providence for 20 years and served as Chairs of this past year’s Festival of Trees. Ashley has a passion for the work of Providence and her local community and loves connecting people with our Mission and work through her gift of hospitality.
Cliff Rogers, MD
Dr. Rogers is a recently retired OB/GYN physician who practiced with The Everett Clinic for more than 32 years. He lives in Everett with his wife Debra, together supporting the Foundation for more than 30 years. He also serves on the PRMCE Mission Board and is passionate about improving patient care and quality, as well as giving back to the community that supported his practice as a physician for so many years.
916 Pacific Avenue
(425) 258-7500
PGF@Providence.org
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