Celebrating your stories of generosity, impact and legacy
Spinal Navigation New robotic technology is transforming lives PAG E S 4 – 5
SUMMER 2020
SUMMER 2020 ISSUE 1, VOLUME 1 ON THE COVER: Surgeons Ali Anissipour and Martin Holland with the new surgical robotic system, purchased with donor support.
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DESIGN: DavidOwenHastings.com
To cause something to happen or be created; to breathe in, inhale and bring in new air; to exert an invigorating and exalting influence upon a person; to fill others with courage, purpose and enthusiasm.
Dear Friends: What a year 2020 has been so far. When the nation’s first case of the novel coronavirus was successfully treated at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett in late January, few had heard much about the virus. Now, it seems almost everyone has been affected, somehow, by COVID-19. Because of donor support, our hospital was uniquely prepared for the pandemic. The Cymbaluk Medical Tower had the capacity, specially-designed rooms and a large, segmented Emergency Department that helped equip our hospital to treat patients infected with the highly contagious and dangerous virus. In the middle of the crisis, our donors stepped up—again. Donated masks, meals and flowers flooded in. Monetary gifts arrived day after day. Cards from kids, churches and businesses carried messages of encouragement and gratitude to our front-line caregivers. What a joy it was at the Providence General Foundation to facilitate the flow of that generosity and love. We thank you, again, for standing with our hometown hospital, and the heroes who help our community every day.
With all the attention COVID-19 has (rightly) received, we don’t want the accomplishments of 2019 to be overlooked. With your help, we raised nearly $8 million dollars in 2019 to benefit Providence Everett and the patients we serve. That’s a reflection of your deep dedication to improving the health of your families, friends and neighbors. I hope you feel proud as you see in this magazine how your support is impacting lives. From a high-tech robotic spinal navigation system, to 64 new patient rooms now open on the Cymbaluk Medical Tower’s ninth floor, to more local children getting the behavioral health treatment they need—you’re making a difference. You’re investing in state-of-the-art medical equipment, world-class facilities and compassionate care that’s close to home. Speaking of magazine, you might notice our new look and name: inspire. This new design features more stories and photos to showcase our donors and the impact they’re making. The inspire name just fits. It means to bring in new air, to exert an invigorating influence, or to fill others with courage, purpose and enthusiasm. We’re inspired by Providence caregivers and researchers who innovate new treatments and cures. We’re inspired by patients who overcome obstacles with courage and grace. Most of all, we’re inspired by you—who so generously give to make it all possible. We hope by reading these stories, you’ll feel inspired, too. I’m grateful and humbled to have walked through these challenging months with you, and look forward to partnering with you in the future. Together, let’s continue to innovate, serve… and inspire.
Lori Kloes
Chief Philanthropy Officer Providence General Foundation
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SPINAL NAVIGATION
Standing Tall State-of-the-art robotic technology freed her from decades of pain
“I’m not living in pain—it’s the best feeling in the world. I’m super grateful.”
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On a Monday morning last December, Shannen Stierwalt of Everett grew nearly three inches taller and turned her back on more than 35 years of debilitating pain. Sound like a miracle? For Shannen, it pretty much was. And the miracle was made possible by a robot named Mazor X.
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he Mazor X robot, along with O-arm and Stealth Navigation, is a robotic spinal navigation system—think of it like a GPS, but for a patient’s spine. The system guides surgeons to place rods or screws into bone with more than 99% accuracy, safely sparing major blood vessels, nearby nerves or other structures of the spine.
“It yields tremendous results with faster recovery, reduced blood loss, lower potential for scar tissue and a trend toward less post-operative pain,” says Ali Anissipour, DO, an orthopedic surgeon with Western Washington Medical Group. Through the ongoing generosity of donors, Providence General Foundation purchased the revolutionary spinal surgery robot, making Providence Regional Medical Center Everett the first in Washington State to use it for complex and challenging spinal surgeries. Shannen’s case was both complex and challenging. “She had a dramatic deformity,” said Dr. Anissipour. Shannen was diagnosed with scoliosis, a severe curvature of the spine, when she was 12. It went untreated and got progressively worse. Standing, bending, sleeping—even breathing—hurt. Finally, at 48, she’d had enough. The daily pain had become unbearable. “On a scale from one to 10, it was a 15,” Shannen said. One look at her x-rays and it’s no wonder Shannen was hurting. One of the curves in her spine was nearly 90 degrees, pulling at her hip and compressing her ribcage. Shannen was among the first local patients to benefit from the state-of-the-art Mazor X.
A SAFER, MORE PRECISE SURGICAL SOLUTION The Mazor X system is less invasive than traditional spinal surgeries, which can mean reduced blood loss, lower risk of complications, less scar tissue and faster recoveries. The robot lowers radiation exposure during surgery to both the patient and surgical team. Surgeries go 40-50% more quickly, so patients spend less time under anesthesia. The precision of the robot is unmatched, which was especially important in Shannen’s case.
Shannen’s spine before surgery
“We placed 22 screws and every single one of them was perfect,” said Dr. Anissipour. Dr. Anisspour has been using the Mazor X since it arrived in late November of 2019. Because of COVID-19, many surgeries had to be postponed for several months this spring. Now that operations are starting up again, other surgeons in orthopedics and neurosciences are beginning to put the Mazor X system to use. There’s no doubt it will be kept busy, helping many more patients.
BECOMING A CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR NEUROSCIENCES
Shannen’s spine after surgery
“Our vision is to be the center of excellence for neurosciences in Snohomish County, providing excellent complex spine and spinal deformity surgery,” said Dr. Martin Holland, Chief of Neurosurgery and Director of Neuroscience Development at PRMCE. “This technology positions our spine program to improve the quality of life for people in this community.” And for Shannen, it’s been life changing. Drs. Anissipour & Holland
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PEDIATRIC BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Delivering Hope for Pediatric Behavioral Health W
hen donors at the 2019 Festival of Trees Gala raised their paddles in support of Providence’s new Pediatric Behavioral Health program, they did so because of the tremendous need in our community. That night, no one knew that a pandemic was soon coming—and the increased pediatric behavioral health demands it would leave in its wake.
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“We have seen an uptick already in behavioral health needs, and some complex behavioral health needs in our adolescent population, complicated by a lot of grief and loss related to COVID-19,” says Laura Knapp, Director of Behavioral Health at Providence.
for children even more important. With the $580,000 of donor support raised, Providence Medical Group has already placed several pediatric psychiatrists, plus a pediatric social worker, in primary care clinics so more Snohomish County children can get the timely help they need.
The ripple effects of COVID-19 have made support for behavioral health
That pediatric social worker has already helped guide more than
400 families toward immediate, expert treatment for a wide variety of behavioral health needs. “There has been success with many pediatric patients,” says Elizabeth Azurdia, social worker with Providence Medical Group. “Much of my day-to-day work revolves around crisis intervention.” Children and adolescents with acute mental health conditions are part of the patient population served, but the new behavioral health program also addresses more common disorders such as anxiety, depression and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Having mental health experts embedded in the pediatric primary care setting makes it easier for children to get care earlier and reduces the stigma around accessing behavioral health care. Rather than having to navigate the referral process to find a behavioral health provider, families can be quickly matched with an on-site specialist who can collaborate directly with the child’s pediatrician. “Many parents express their gratitude for the education and support I provide to them and the resources we provide as a team,” says Azurdia. Providence adopted this IMPACT model (Improving Mood, Promoting Access to Collaborative Treatment) for adults nearly five years ago. It worked so well, the model is expanding to the treatment of children.
“Our pediatric psychiatrists and pediatric social worker are doing amazing work,” says Knapp. “We are so grateful the supporters at Festival of Trees made it possible to serve our growing pediatric patient population.”
Your Support Is Making a Difference Nine-year-old Hailey* struggles with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), a mental illness that causes her to have recurring, unwanted thoughts or fears. Several months ago, Hailey began rapidly losing weight due to irrational worries that her food was contaminated. She stopped eating at school and couldn’t focus on learning. Her disorder worsened, and there was talk of possibly needing to hospitalize her due to weight loss, even though she did not have an eating disorder. In the past, getting Hailey access to a local behavioral health provider to meet her needs could have taken months. But because of Providence’s new Pediatric Behavioral Health program, Hailey’s pediatrician was able to partner with Dr. Vikram Gopal, an adolescent Psychiatrist with Providence Medical Group, to get Hailey and her family the help they needed.
“We were able to provide education to the family on ways they were unknowingly re-enforcing the OCD, as well implement medication recommendations with her pediatrician,” says Dr. Gopal. “She has been doing excellent.” Her parents say Hailey is “just like her old self ” now, and they feel much more confident in helping her manage her OCD. Hailey’s is one of many stories of pediatric patients already being successfully treated through the IMPACT program, made possible by generous donors. *Name changed for privacy
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Festival of Trees Due to COVID-19 and public health and safety concerns, Providence General Foundation has made the difficult decision to not have in-person gatherings for the 2020 Festival of Trees.
However, the Festival will still happen, in some form! We’re committed to making sure our community’s children still have access to the highest level of care and support. And we know you are, too.
So, stay tuned to hear more about our exciting plans!
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INCREASING CAPACITY
Growing to Serve More Patients When the Cymbaluk Medical Tower opened at Providence Regional Medical Center in 2011, certain areas remained mindfully unfinished to allow for future growth. For the ninth floor, that future came quickly.
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he ribbons had barely been cut in celebration of the new tower, before it began bursting at the seams. The hospital found itself at capacity 95% of the time. Unprecedented growth in our region, and high patient volumes, accelerated the need for more beds.
UNIT DESIGN BENEFITS BOTH PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS The new units were designed with both patients and caregivers in mind. Nearly all the rooms are private,
The telemetry functionality is advantageous for both caregivers and patients. Caregivers can continuously monitor a patient’s cardiac activity remotely—and wirelessly. Patients aren’t tethered to monitors, so they have the freedom to walk the wide new halls to build their strength and pass the time. The newly opened ninth floor also features a Quiet Room—with comfortable seating and a conference table—where families can gather in private. The staff-only areas are specially designed to give caregivers an added peace, as well. Dawn credits caregivers for providing input to make the new units work so well. “Caregivers were totally engaged in planning,” she says. “We had big posters where staff could add sticky notes to let leadership know how to make the space best fit our needs, as well as those of our patients.”
Because of donor support, Providence was recently able to build out that ninth floor to make room for the growing healthcare needs of the community. Sixty-four new beds are split between oncology and medical telemetry, and further help Providence provide world-class care to the residents of Snohomish County and beyond. The increased capacity was especially useful when Providence responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing caregiver teams additional space and flexibility to safely manage the surge of patients with complex needs. 8
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which is important for patients whose immune systems are suppressed by chemotherapy. And the added privacy provides peace and comfort to them and their families. “Many ninth floor patients are with us for an extended time,” says Dawn Gilbert, medical oncology nursing manager. “The new unit is more spacious, with beautiful artwork, bright natural light, and sweeping views of the mountains and Sound— all of which can make a hospital stay more pleasant.”
VITAL COMMUNITY SUPPORT Providence is thrilled to support patients and families with these innovative new care units and thankful to hospital and community leaders for the foresight to plan for future growth. We’re incredibly grateful to generous Foundation donors whose contributions made the future a reality for the communities we serve. FOR MORE INFORMATION on how you can support Providence’s continued growth, contact Providence General Foundation at 425-258-7500.
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PROVIDENCE GENERAL CHILDREN’S ASSOCIATION
Celebrating
70 years
of Serving Local Kids You could say the Providence General Children’s Association (PGCA) got its start by accident.
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ore than seven decades ago, Ruth Peterson’s four-year-old son, Paul, fell and punctured his hand on a rusty nail. A blood infection from the wound landed him in what was then General Hospital in Everett. Because General didn’t have a pediatric ward, Paul roomed with grown men— including a gold miner from Alaska and a retired doctor. Although Ruth was pleased with her son’s care, she felt the hospital needed a pediatric ward and a nice gift shop. Ruth brought her idea and determination to some of her sewing friends… and the rest is history!
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Over the past 70 years, the dedicated volunteers of PGCA have raised millions in support of the health and well-being of local children through a variety of campaigns and events. In the early days, PGCA presented social gatherings like dances and teas. One spring dance raised nearly $500, and the spring tea in 1956 brought in $263. Those funds covered important needs around the hospital such as oxygen tents, wheelchairs and tonsillectomies.
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STEADFAST IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHILDREN Times have certainly changed, and the healthcare needs of local children have become more complex. But the devotion of PGCA has remained steadfast. Today, the Association’s nearly 300 volunteers donate their time, talent, and treasure to popular events like the “Fashion with Compassion” fashion shows, Bunco parties, community garage sales, See’s Candies sales, poinsettia sales, and the Teddy Bear Breakfast at Festival of Trees. The Association is also a driving force for the “Reach Out and Read” program, providing books for children at pediatric well-check visits. The biggest sources of revenue for the all-volunteer organization have been the hospital gift shops, both on the Colby and Pacific campuses. “Volunteer managers attend gift shows to choose items, and more volunteers price, stock, and staff the shops,” says Sharron White, PGCA president. “All proceeds go to the children we serve.”
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“The volunteers in our organization are absolutely amazing,” Sharron continues. “I’m pleased and humbled to serve with them. We’re also blessed to have people in the community who care and keep supporting the work we do for children.” Seventy years, hundreds of volunteers, millions of dollars to help local children—it’s certainly no accident that PGCA has made its mark on our community and continues to transform young lives.
“The faithful volunteers of Providence General Children’s Association give so much of themselves to serve children and families in Snohomish County,” says Lori Kloes, chief philanthropy officer at Providence General Foundation. “We honor all they’ve achieved over the past 70 years and look forward to collaborating with them for decades to come.”
The bow atop the celebration of 70 years was yet another generous gift to our community’s children.
expansion of the Boyden Family Autism Center and the Providence Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
Providence General Children’s Association recently pledged an additional $600,000 in support of children’s programs such as Camp Prov and the Pediatric Behavioral Health program, as well as continued
Thank you, PGCA. Even more generations of children will benefit from all you’ve done.
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COVID DONATIONS
How a Community Em its Front-line Heroes
28,000+ face masks
300
6,300
boxes of gloves
meals from restaurants, stores and organizations
Snack trays from Alaska Airlines lifted spirits
Safeway brought snacks and treats for caregivers
Shawn O’Donnell’s Restaurant was the first to donate meals to front-line caregivers
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mbraces & Encourages Here’s a look at the community support that came in during the height of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett’s COVID-19 response. Your hometown hospital felt your love!
100
5,000
cases of beverages
bottles of hand sanitizer
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297 individuals, businesses and organizations that made a monetary donation
cards, posters and letters
Papa Murphy’s served more than 500 slices of pizza to our nurses
Cards and posters warmed hearts Electric Mirror donated face shields made with 3D printers
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LEGACY SOCIETY
The “Simple Things” Inspire a Powerful Legacy If you found yourself with a serious illness, and limited time to live, what would be most important to you? For many, it’s quality time with loved ones. A home-cooked meal. Your coziest chair. Just being at home—with your favorite things and your favorite people— is what matters most.
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hat was the case for Mark Anthony Podrasky. Living his final days with the joy and comfort his home brought him was something he felt so strongly about, he decided to make sure others could have that, too.
Mark practiced law in Everett for more than 30 years. He’d become one of Snohomish County’s most sought after and respected family law mediators before a lung cancer diagnosis in the fall of 2015 ended his career. As Mark’s cancer spread and his health deteriorated, he fought to remain in his home—the place he cherished and most wanted to
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live out his life. Simple tasks such as taking out the garbage or replacing a smoke detector battery became increasingly difficult and threatened his independence and dignity. Mark didn’t want to burden his family and friends with lists of household chores and projects. He wanted his limited time spent enjoying the company of others, not asking them to change a light bulb. Prior to his death in 2017, Mark decided to make a difference for those who, like him, wanted the best quality of life in the final stages of their illness. Mark dedicated a large portion of his estate to help people facing a life-limiting illness get the support they need to comfortably remain in their home.
Mark’s vision and generosity led to the formation of a special community resource to help critically ill patients stay in their home, as independently as possible, for the last chapter of their life. Otherwise simple things—such as installing a grab bar in the bathroom, downloading an audio book or changing the furnace’s filter—will no longer be barriers for those wishing to enjoy their home and loved ones as their illness advances. Mark Podrasky was known for making an impact in the courtroom and in his community. Now, he’ll be remembered for improving the quality of life of those he never knew through his estate gift.
You, too, can make an impact on health care and wellness in our community. Contact the Providence General Foundation: 425-258-7500
Legacy Society The Providence Legacy Society was created as a way for the Providence General Foundation to recognize and thank donors who have made provisions for Providence in their estate plans. The society allows us to celebrate and honor valued supporters today for a gift that is postponed until after their lifetimes. If you have made a provision for Providence in your will or would like more information on Estate Giving please contact the Providence General Foundation at 425-258-7500. Michael Bauer
Dr. Charles & Diane Guildner
Dr. Joanne Roberts
Bob & Margaret Bavasi
Nik Halladay
Diana S. Routledge
Dr. Earl Beegle
Sue Ingram Mackey
John & Idamae Schack
Robert Beil
Bill Isaacson
Fred & Jo Anne Sjoholm
Richard & Judy Boyden
Barbara Kusler
Dr. Tracy & Patti Spencer
Bob & Lori Christenson
Thomas M. Leahy
Christine Steele
Pam Daniels
Hugh & Jackie Minor
Dr. David J. Stewart
Dr. Virginia Eschbach
Dick & Judy Oberg
Larry Swigart
Doug & Robin Ferguson
Paul & Carol Onerheim
Glenn & Joanne Wimpy
JoAnn Gray
Randy Petty & Tai Le
Would you like a free guide for planning your will or trust? A charitable bequest is an easy way for you to leave a legacy while helping further Providence’s mission and work. We have a free guide for creating a will or trust. Contact us to learn more: PlannedGiving@Providence.org or 425-258-7500
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ANNUAL REPOR T
Unprecedented Donor Generosity in 2019
In 2019, the Providence General Foundation received $7,992,690 in new gifts or commitments from supporters who are passionate about the life-saving work of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. This level of commitment is extraordinary. In fact, the past three years our donors invested more than $21 million in the mission and work of Providence. This support, over the years, has made possible five new operating rooms, upgraded cardiac catheterization labs, 64 new inpatient hospital rooms, life-sustaining isolettes for our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, innovative surgical equipment and more. Every gift makes health care better for our community, and we are sincerely grateful.
2019 Financial Overview ASSETS Cash & Equivalents
$ 1,121,261
Pledges Receivable (Net of Discount & Allowance)
$ 4,849,441
Investments
$ 20,417,497
Gift Annuity & Trust Funds
$
404,735
Other Assets
$
553,830
Total Assets
$ 27,346,764
LIABILITIES Restricted Funds
$ 19,111,697
Unrestricted Funds
$ 8,139,207
Affiliate Payable
$
19,217
Gift & Annuities Trust Fund Liabilities
$
76,643
Total Liabilities
$ 27,346,764
Pre-audited numbers
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2019 Major Areas of Support In 2019, Providence General Foundation distributed more than $3.3 million to Providence Regional Medical Center and community initiatives. We are grateful for the donor support that allows us to invest in these important areas.
Cymbaluk Medical Tower 9th Floor Expansion
$1,500,000
Equipment, Technology & Research
$1,046,392
Neonatal Intensive Care
$245,855
Comprehensive Breast Center
Children’s Programs
Patient & Community Support Services
$181,862
$126,909
$88,375
Family Maternity Center
Mental Health Services
Medical Caregiver Education
$78,353
$56,591
$13,888
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ANNUAL REPOR T
2019 Individual and Corporate Donors We are grateful to the many donors who supported our mission and work in 2019. Your contributions are instrumental as we work to improve the health and well-being of our growing community. Please know that it is important to us that your listing is accurate and reflects how you prefer to be recognized. Please contact the Foundation office at 425-258-7500 or PGF@Providence.org if there is an error or you would like to update your recognition preferences for future donor listings. Supporters who made a gift in 2019, but have since passed away are denoted with an asterisk. Anonymous donors have been omitted.
$500,000+ Carol Bjorg Rick & Diane Pedack The Estate of Mark Anthony Podrasky Providence General Children’s Association
$100,000 TO $499,999
$25,000 TO $99,999
Gordy & Donna Bjorg
Jay & Terry Ackley, K & H Integrated Print Solutions
Matt Bolin & Abbey Potts Tom & Jane Collins Dwayne Lane’s Auto Family
Anthony’s HomePort Everett
Jim & Jan Gaffney
Bob & Margaret Bavasi
Larry & Linda Jubie
Richard & Judy Boyden Dr. Stephen & Jackie Campbell
Sharon & Ken Clay
$10,000 TO $24,999
Dr. James & Christine Cook
Don & Shirley Ayres
Dr. Jack & Marilyn Courrier
Casey & Kate Calamusa
Eiron & Patsy Cudaback
The Everett Clinic
Marshall & Katherine Cymbaluk
Garneau-Nicon Family Foundation
Pam Daniels
Rob & Chanelle Haines
Bob Dickson
The Herald
Mark & Kathy Duffy
Harv & Jan Jubie
EverTrust Foundation
Kaiser Permanente
Alex & Jeannette Golitzin
Sean & Lisa Kelly / Kelly Wealth Management Group
Hugh & Lynne Hall Tim Halladay Janssen Pharmaceutical Company Phil & Kelly Johnson Steve & Carol Klein Todd & Marcy Lund Pat & Claudia McClain J. Brent & Connie McKinley Richard & Rhonda Mietzner Mortenson Construction Company
Performance Home Medical The Estate of Minnie Pohlman Premera Blue Cross of Washington & Alaska
Joe & Charlie Pignataro
Providence Medical Group
Buzz & Carol Rodland
Radia Inc., PS
Diana S. & William* A. Routledge
Jill Reynolds
Idamae Schack
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Mary Jane Miller The Estate of Myrna Overstreet
Propeller Airports Paine Field, LLC
Tulalip Tribes Charitable Contributions
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Bill & Jean Messner
Scott & Kippy Murphy
The Safeway-Albertsons Foundation
Diane & Rick Pedack at Festival of Trees Gala
The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.
Hank & Donna Robinett Skotdal Family Barry & Laura Stueve Western Washington Medical Group Wheels on the Waterfront Classic Cars, Trucks & Bikes Show Carol Whitehead
$5,000 TO $9,999
Puget Sound Energy
Alaska Airlines
Darren & Deanna Redick
Vern & Stephanie Allen
Mark Reichin
Dave & Marilyn Beck
Ed & MariLana Rubatino
BNBuilders
Casey & Sandy Salz
Jane Boldt
Duane & Mary Schireman
CellNetix Pathology & Laboratories
Seattle Children’s
Centene Management Company, LLC Charis Fund Dr. Kimberly Costas & Darius Schenck
Dr. William & Elizabeth Dickinson
Integrated Rehabilitation Group
Puget Sound Kidney Centers
Bob & Lizbeth Dobler
Jim & Michelle James
John & Cathe Reed
Mike & Kristie Dutton
Johansen Mechanical, Inc.
Julie Elkington
Peter & Shanley Johndrow
Retirement Connection, LLC
Everett Community College Foundation
Rick & Barbara Johnson
Brett Smith Griffin & Tristine Smith
Bill & Sheri Feeney
Somnia, Inc.
Scott & Gayle Forslund
Stadium Flowers Todd & Sarah Stine
Brian & Colleen Frauenholtz
Bob & Kathy Leach Lee Johnson Hyundai/ Genesis of Everett
Courrier & Boggeri General Dentistry
Wallace & Karen Trana
Joe & Ashley Gaffney
Adam & Darla Van Winkle
Charles & Linda Geddes
Jeff & Jodie Cymbaluk
W. W. Wells Millwork
Geoff & Kathy Gibbs
Bill & Patty DeGroodt
Randy & Char Wicklund
Goldfinch Brothers, Inc.
The Estate of Mary Duryee
Mark & Kim Williams
Joe & Liz Goldfinch
Tom & Dianne Easley
Washington State University – Everett
Herbert & Christine Gould
Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects, LLP
Kathleen Gutierrez
Everett Aquasox Mike & Maggie Faulkner Sandy Forman Gaffney Construction Walt Gillette & Saundra Cope Geoff & Carlene Goldfinch Greg & Nga Goldfinch Andy & Kaye Hall John Harder & Lucinda Hiner Dan & Pam Harkins Hermanson Company, LLP Michael & Pat Holcomb Daren & Lori Kloes Troy & Kathy Lowery Bruce & Cynthia McKinnon Bill & Fran Mester Dr. Deborah Nalty & Jeff Shober Boe & Jenae Nelson
Carolyn Johnson
Everett Golf & Country Club
$2,500 TO $4,999 Tami & Terry Allen Craig & Lisa Almon Dr. Alireza & Sherri Anissipour Gerald & Michelle Arneson Basel Cellars Estate Winery Robert & Jennifer Bayersdorfer
Rob & Amy Grannum Mark & Heather Haake Paul & Debbie Hagman Nik Halladay Harris Ford, Inc. Rita Haynes Hogland Transfer Company, Inc.
John & Danyel Kennedy KPMG Jack & Gail* Larson Doug & Leslie Lauer
Robert & Kathleen Lefcourt Tom & Meridith Little Michael & Kelly Locking Stan & Kathy McNaughton Dr. Ian Wright & Liga Mezaraups John & Ellen Middleton Ross & Susan* Miller Moss Adams Mountain Pacific Bank Dr. Nancy & Larry Neubauer Vickie & Mark Nysether
John & Lisa Hooper
Mitesh Parikh & Dr. Reena Vasavada-Parikh
Dr. Bob & Bonnie Hughes
Jason & Julie Peterson
Jamie & Kathy* Hunter
Pignataro Volkswagen, Inc.
Randy & Debbie Roberts Janice Roe Dr. Lawrence Schecter Randy & Robin Schemkes Dr. Frank & Candace Schramm Richard & Karen Shea Jeff & Heather Shelby Jackson & Janet Showalter Andrew & Dana Skotdal Dr. Perry Soriano Stantec Consulting Service, Inc. Dean & Chris Stensby Tulalip Resort Casino UBS Financial Services, Inc. United Healthcare Services, Inc. Gary & Carolyn Weikel Windermere Real Estate/ M2, LLC Michael & Sally Wooton WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine YMCA of Snohomish County
Robert Beil Biella Foundation Chris & Marilyn Birchman Bolin Hermanos, LLC Dr. James Brevig & Meredith Gould Campbell Nissan of Everett John & Susan Carl Castano Properties, LLC
Sam & Beth Newland
Chevrolet of Everett, Inc.
North Sound Emergency Medicine
Dr. Aric & Jami Coffman
Coastal Community Bank
David & Rhea O’Connor
Scott & Jennifer Combs
Shannon & Tyra O’Kelley
Marv & Susan Crum
Bruce & Allison Olson
David Curley
Dr. Suzanne Powell & Jonathan Roselle
Dr. Charles & Lauren Daly
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This list reflects only new gifts, commitments, in-kind donations and planned gift intentions totaling $250 or more received from January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years. Please contact the foundation office at 425-258-7500 with questions or concerns. *deceased
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$1,000 TO $2,499
Anna Leah & James Canoy
Doug & Robin Ferguson
Monti & Maryanne Ackerman
Ryan & Heather Case
Linda Field
Colin & Danica Chadwick
Debbie Finch
Adams & Duncan, Inc., P.S. Deanna Allen
Dr. Vinaya Chepuri & Melanie Field
Sherry & Corbin Allen
Dan & Devonia Cheyney
Lorie Argle
Drs. Lloyd Stambaugh & Maria Chong
Clyde & Melissa Arias Kathy Atwood Phil & Scuttle Bannan Mike & Sandra Bartlett Drs. James & Rhonda Bass Dr. Russell & Louise Beckley Geoffrey Bedell & Sheila Bleakney Dr. Earl & Isabel Sloan-Kerr* Beegle Patricia Beginski Douglas & Elizabeth Bell Bryan & Jennifer Boal Bo & Nancy Bodrak
Lloyd & Shelly Christensen Dr. Wendy & Derek Coffman Comcast Corporation Mary Conery Dr. James & Sandy Congdon
Rick & Andrea Foster
Dr. William & Marilyn Hecht
Jennifer Lucas
Sean & Kimberly Hicks
Shawn Magraw
Ralph Hildebrand Carl Hinkson
Sarah & Luke Frauenholtz
David & Gayle Holland
Mary & Joel* French
Patricia Holmes
Dan & Kim Gaffney
Homage Senior Services
Drs. W. Michael & Julia McDonnell
Tom & Sue Gaffney
Steve & Jane Hudson
John & Mary Mercier
Gamut360 Holdings, LLC
International Parking Management, Inc.
Ron & Gretchen Miles
Lisa James
Connie Mitchell
Andrew & Lisa George Tracy & Tina Gilson Joe & Heidi Gogal
Kristine Hoeflin
James Johnson Valerie Johnson*
Colleen & Vince Cotroneo Dr. George & Annette Cox
Gerald & Tonia Goodwin
Glenn Crout & Libbie Musladin
Mike Goonewardene
D.A. Davidson & Company
Cheri Groves
Drs. Barry T. Kahn & Mindy Cohen
Kyle Hall
M.E. Kalsen
Michael Griffin
Jordan Fund Josephine Caring Community
Jeff & Eileen Hambleton
Dr. Naomi Katsh
Dr. Rod Hanna & Julie Zarn
Martha Kegel
Rick & Jennifer Bowen
Nathaniel & Mackenzie Daniek
Christine Boyden-Nelson
Douglas & Janice Dewar
Per & Berit Brevig
John & Julie Dickson
William & Annie Bruce
Robert & Cheryl Drewel
Drs. Sarah Hansen & Kristofer Norland
Doug & Judy Buehler
Jeff & Tina Dye
Elizabeth Hardman
Grace Buni
Ken Edwards
Sharon Harriss
Elizabeth Campbell
Ade Eitner
Steve & Kolee Harriss
Ed & Andi Hansen
KeyImpact Sales & Systems, Inc. Dr. Peter & Sylvia Kim Lynda Kingman Jessica Kinney Patricia Kirby Kristen Kishline Nancy & Paul* Kniest Mark & Kim Kramer Paul Kulle Lars & Deb Landrie Rosemary Lane John & Patricia Lanes Jenine & Steven Lantz Jeff Larkin Drs. Karin Larson-Pollock & Darren Pollock Greg & Kathleen Lawson Roger & Linda Lervick Dr. Andrew & Stephanie Levine
Marshall Cymbaluk & Bruce McKinnon at Festival of Trees Gala
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David & Alison Maider
The Honorable Cassie & David Franklin
Ernie Gonzalez
Dr. Stephen & Nancy Dahlberg
Roni Lyons
Chris & Susan Marker Susan Martinez Cory & Deanna McCulloch
Brian & Shelly Millhuff Gil & Susan Morgan Virgil & Mary Morgan Frank Murphy Dr. Michael D. Neufeld Dr. Patrick Nolan Norco Medical Northwest Washington Radiation Oncology Associates Edmund & Glenda Oas Scott & Krista O’Brien Dr. Kirstine Oh Phil & Rodi O’Loane Alex & Amie Olson Paul & Carol Onerheim Steve & Pauline Oswald Jason & Jen Otto Eric & Heidi Overton Pacific Topsoils, Inc. Dr. Mark & Gwen Papenhausen Allen & Candy Pate Aurora Pearson Performance Kia Jim & Carla Phillips Joseph “JJ” Pierce Tony & Suzy Pignataro Dave & Rene Porubeck PRMCE Board of Directors Curtis & Janet Rider
John & Julie Lienhard
Brad & Lynnette Roberson
Benjamin & Lisa Link
John & Natalie Rogers
Dr. Darren & Olympia Little
Trina Roufs
Heather & Roger Lucas
Gary & Lori Saleba
Dr. Cullen Ruff
Kelsey & Dominic Salle
$500 TO $999
Yvonne Christos
Amber Fagan
Rosalyn Abad
Pat & Cheryl Cline
Fairmont Olympic Hotel
Mike Harder & Heidi Howard-Harder
Michael & Elizabeth Samoil Lauren Sayoc
Christina Agoo
Eric Cobbs
Michelle & Earl Schmidt
Dr. Luis & Allison Alberton
Charmaine Code
Duane & Margaret Fairweather
Janet Hawes
Helene Schultz
Anne Alkema
Robert & Janet Coe
Victoria Scott
Lisa Archide
Annette Colombini
Dr. Richard & Andrea Semon
Frank Arcuri
Dawn Cooper
Kyle & Dana Auslund
Dr. Jim & Lyndsey Courrier
Richard Avis & Victoria Woods
The CPA Group, PLLC Leslie Dalton
Chalane Baker
Kenneth Solders & Barbara Fetty-Solders
Lori Davis
Josh & Remy Barker
Sheri Fey
Reagan Dean-Baker
Patrick Barry
Wayne Freese
Kathi & Randall De Jong
Dr. David & Janelle Beyer
Tracy Fulton
Catherine Deldin
Jim & Susie Black
Amanda Derezes
Michael & Christine Gaffney
Bob & Wanda Bolerjack
Mike & Cathy Dire
James Boltz
Ron Dobiash
Marilyn Borromeo-Wesner
Karen Donnellan
Jim & Marianne Bowie
Laronda Durrant
Amber Bridger
Kerry Edinger
Christopher Britton
Solma Empinado
Dr. Katherine Bumstead
Dr. James Erhardt
Gary Burt
Dr. Virginia Eschbach
Canlis Restaurant
Everett Golf & Country Club, Women’s Division
Lisa Shumaker Andrew & Catherine Siguenza Deena & Bruce* Sindler Beverly D. Skinner Dr. Shawn Slack & Anne Rees Peter & Trisha Smeltz Christine Steele Dr. David Stewart Bradley & Sherry Stoll TERRA Staffing Group Karen & Andy Todd Vic & Wendy Turner Twin City Foods, Inc. Alvin Ulbribkson Joy Varady Gerald & Theresa Vasquez
Ken & Erin Chaney
Bud Fallon & Nancy McKinley Lance & Jill Farr Haddy Faye-Cham Dallas & Judy Ferrel
Dr. Evangeline & Daniel Gan
Ramona Hardwick Donald & Leona Hedman Kevin & Jody Heiser Nick & Alyssa Hemming Tom & Margaret Hoban Kenneth Hodler Jeanette Hofmann Janine Holbrook Andrea Holliman Melody Holt Christy Hopka Steve Knudsen & Mardi Hopkins Sylvia Horsch
Stan & Debra Geddes
Hotel Indigo
Noel & Charlene Gerken
Shelley Houston
James Grafton
Mike & Debera Hunsinger
Michael & Eileen Grimes
Lai Huynh
Karl & Kathleen Groen
Imbibe Wine Tours
Douglas & Carol Hadley
Dr. Michael & Barbara Ingram
Stephanie Hampton
Maureen Jackson
VECA Electric & Technologies Dr. Wendy Wang James & Magalen Webert Becky Weiderstrom Dirk Whitley Robert & Deborah Wilcox Linda Wilcoxson Linda & Mason Williams Kurt & Jennifer Willows Roz Winters Dr. William & Kathy Wisbeck Mark Woodard Irene Yang Elmer & Kathleen Yoder Gretchen Zemke Peggy Zimmerman
Members of Tulalip Tribes at Festival of Trees Gala
This list reflects only new gifts, commitments, in-kind donations and planned gift intentions totaling $250 or more received from January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years. Please contact the foundation office at 425-258-7500 with questions or concerns. *deceased
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Pauline Lindsey
Dr. Felix Nautsch
Lynn Rowley
Dr. Peter & June Jiang
Dr. Brandon Liu
Michael & Cindy Newbury
Cheryl Sackrider
Florence Tramoni
Larry & Catherine Johnson
Maegan Lovell
Dr. Laurent & Deborah Nicolov
Jennie Schaffer
Michelle Unrue
Brian & Diane Nitta
David & Marsha Schumann Laura Senter
Randy Utt & Maddy Metzger-Utt
Mark Johnson
Rochelle Lubbers
Mike & Linda Jones
Judy & Bruce Lundgren
Dennis Jordan
Dale & Marsha Lyski
Diana Jordan
Jon & Jean Marable
Dr. Erica Joseph
Marcus Whitman Hotel
Judd & Black
Jenna Marshall
Deborah Jurgenson
Dan & Marian Martin
Vikas Kayastha
Kristen Martinez
Robert & Mary Kelly
Jane & Shane Mason
Kelly King
Christopher Mast
Tiffany King
Rob & Tami McCalmon
Erin Kingery
Kat McFarland
Scott & Kristen Kirkpatrick
Josh McGaffey
Jeff & Laurie Knudson
Jeff McMullen
Angela Kokinakos
John & Susan Meyer
Mary Kopp & Wayne Bryson
Mia Miley
Dr. Ronald & Kelly Krueger
Erin Miller
Noni & Todd LaLone Allyson Lambert Matthew Langedyke Grant & Marci Larsen Chris & Robin Larson Dr. William E. Larter Que Le & Edward Chin Greg Lee
Dr. James & Diana Miller Karen Moore Mark & Sharon Morganti Dr. Beena Morris Dr. Autumn Moser Karl Moser
Kathy & Brad Nysether Josh & Erin O’Connor Samantha Ogasawara Anthony Ohl & Lena Ng James & Denise Ohlfs Dr. Sean & Holli O’Kelley Sherry Oliphant Scott & Kathi Olson Don & Terri O’Neal Laura Page Nyabuony Palek Christopher Parks Linda Pederson Kenneth & Melissa Peth Hope Pios-Lindquist Pro Consulting, LLC Teri Prochaska Providence Hospice & Home Care Foundation Joseph Repp Carrie Robinson
Brittania Murray
Dr. Clifford & Debra Rogers
Jennifer Myers
Martin & Gerri Rowen
Leaders from Radia with Budd Gould Award at Epicurean Affair
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Tal & Lisa Severn Scott & Linda Severs Reid & Linda Shockey Eric & Holly Shoubridge Sharon Shurte Rebecca Sill Skip Rock Distillers Terryl Smith Rick & Susan Snyder
Trudy Tobiason*
Stacy Ventura Village Theatre Tim & Cheryl Vincent Christian Vornheder Michael & Laurie Walsh Maureen Watson Marie Webster Kevin Weed & Lori Goddard-Weed
Debbie Steigerwald
Eric & Wendy Werttemberger
John & Lauray Stupey
Western Facilities Supply
Anna Sturm
Todd & Yolanda Whipple
James Sullivan
Adrian Wilhelmsen
Chip & Nancy Sunderland
Stephen Wilkendorf
Colleen Sweeney
Lauren Wilson
James & Diane Sweeney
Steve Wimmer
Randi Szakaly
BJ & Jim Winship
Troy Taylor
Woodhouse Wine Estates
Genet Tekele Greg & Kelli Thode Candace Thompson Mark & Karen Thompson Mark Tilschner & Karen Sibley
Community Open House is fun for all ages
Ronald & Jessica Burt
Andrea DaSilva
Cris & Cathy Albrecht
Geoff & Belinda Buscher
Beverly Davis
Kristin Frazer
Kathleen Hillis
Amy Allen
Allison Bussing
Liberty Davis
Tom & Patty Freeburg
Mike & Julia Anderson
Nathan Bussing
Mike & Cathy Deller
Mike & Katy Fridrich
Charlotte & Jeffery Hill-Miles
Terry Anderson
C.O.R.E. Overeaters Anonymous Group
Michelle Desoto
Anne Marie Frisby
Kurt & Liz Dickson
Kurt & Jill Frost
Kristel Dillon
Dr. Gregory Ganzkow
Jennifer Doucette
Toni Gates
Dream Dinners
John & Shannon Genge
Levelle & Arleen Edward
Dr. Kathryn Gilligan
Gregory & Kathy Elder
Jack & Shannon Glover
Najwa Elmorr
John & Tina Grady
Fatima Elwalid
Sally Greve
Emory’s on Silver Lake
Scott Griffith
Dr. Susan Reis & John Engel
Dr. Charles & Diane Guildner
Interbay Food Company
Bill & Micki Evans
Lisa Hafenscher
Carol Janowicz
Everett Eagles Rolling 13’s Camping Club
Niklas Halladay
Peggy Jung-Simard
Al & Valerie Hamada
Sunshine Kapus
$250 TO $499
Lana Andrews Jeannie Bair Pam Baker Stephanie Baker Jayne Barkman Sally Barnum Mark & Niki Baughman Dr. Matthew & Lolena Beecroft June & Don Bigelow Kevin & Lori Blades Gina Boggeri Dr. Amy & Matt BonDurant Patricia Bradbury Rosa Brambila Torres Lindsey Brightman Bart & Holly Bunnell Burkett’s Savvy Clothing for Women Bruce & Monica Burr
Pete & Charlene Cameron Deniz Campbell Dr. Evan & Cheri Cantini Alice Carpenter Brian & Lisa Carroll Dr. E. Scott & Jane Casselman Dr. John & Marilynn Churchill Charles & Mary Beth Clark Lucinda Clark Melissa Clark Rob & Maria Coghill Elaine Cole Mike Conklin Jayme Cornell Allan & Jennifer Coyle Jamie Crompton Kathleen Crumley Raquel Cundiff
Mitesh Parikh & Dr. Reena Vasavada-Parikh at Festival of Trees Gala
Everett Golf & Country Club, Green Committee Everett Golf & Country Club, Club House Committee
Shellie Foley
Staci Hill
Darrell Holland Dorothy Howard Ryan & Kirsten Hudson Charlene Hulskamp Jenelle Humphrey Hyatt Regency Jim & Mary Ingalls Marjorie Ingram Inn at Langley Inn at Roche Harbor Setare Jamalizadeh
Tim & Angie Harkleroad
Dr. Ryan & Travis Keay
Leila Harrison
Kenmore Air
John & Susan Hawley
Kelly Kikuchi
Dale Helgeson
Kerra King
Doug & Wendy Fagan
Seana Helms-Donner
Richard & Joyce Klabunde
Aracely Figueroa
Pat & Rae Ann Henderson
Aaron & Emily Klesick
Carolee Flaten
Kevin & Patricia Hill
Kim Krausz
Ashley & Joe Gaffney with Jan & Jim Gaffney at Epicurean Affair
This list reflects only new gifts, commitments, in-kind donations and planned gift intentions totaling $250 or more received from January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019. It does not include payments made on pledges recognized in previous years. Please contact the foundation office at 425-258-7500 with questions or concerns. *deceased
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Krueger Aesthetics
Jeanne Morimoto
Jody LaBissoniere, PGCA Guild 21
Jill Morrill Joshua Mullins
Kathy Larson Sharon Larson Thomas Leahy Tess Lentz Leonetti Cellar James Leptick Cory & Kandice Long Mike & Francine Long
Michael & Barbara Ripp
Gale Springer
Heather Wallace
Kristi Robinson
Josephine Stacruz
Rochelle Wallace
Megan Rogers
Tyler Stagman
David Wang
Elizabeth Newland
Julie Romanick
Byron & Kriss Standerfer
John Ware
Paula Newman-Skomski
Ryan & Shannan Ross
Gary & Dawn Watson
Sara Osborn
Aaron Rumpff
Starlight Children’s Foundation
Michael Parducci
Dr. David Russian & Maria Vicens
Dr. Hillary Starr Allena & Jeff Steele
Cynthia Wentworth
Sarah Samurai
Vernetta Stewart
Mary Ann Sande
Frank Stilwagner
Bianca Sanders
Kathryn Stockholm
Korinne Parker Providence General Children’s Association Guild 8
Brent Webber Clayton & Sharron White Linda Wilson Connie Wittren Donald Wlazlak
Dr. Virginia Sanders
Stokes Auction Group, Inc.
Candace Mabbitt
Providence General Children’s Association Guild 18
Jack Sather
Dr. Paul Stoot
Scott & Valerie MacConnell
Kirk Phare
Kirk & Noel Schulz
Studio Donna
Dr. Keith & Jo Ann Woolpert
Joelle Mahlum
Angela Phung
Seattle Mariners
Linda Suby
Roberta Wylie
Bob & Kathy Malphrus
Sunday Morning AA Group
Alex Zitnik
Vincent Longbucco
T. Clyde & Judy Pitcher
Kathy Selmer
Hank & Sherry Manzanares
Paul & Charisse Pitre
James & Gretchen Shaffer
Michael Marker
Bonnie Pittrof
Dr. Dan & Jana Shaw
Rachel Marko
Rebecca Powers
Denise Sheldon
Elisabeth Matthews
Mary Pratt
Marilyn Sheldon
Tracy & Sean McCarron
PRMCE Analytics Department
Mel Sheldon & Wendy Church
Angela Thayer Jannah Thomas
William & Grae McCredie
PMG Cranial, Spine, and Joint Clinic
Dana Shepherd Deborah Shield
Paul & Joan Thompson
Stephanie McDonald
Quilceda Creek Winery
Susan Sibbald
Marlee Tillman
Brian McGowan
Randolph Cellars
Patrick & Angie Sievers
Nikki Tokarsyck
Melissa Mertz
Angela Ratcliff
Kimberly Toler
Bruce & Jan Miller
Paul & Nancy Reese
Dr. Thomas & Marion Skalley
Mike & Lynne Miller
Carol Reynolds
Jahna Smith
Mary Mohr
Brooke Rhoadarmer
Dr. JoAnne Solchany
Spark & Cheryl Van Winkle
Elizabeth Morgan
Tiffany Rinnert
Sons of Norway Normanna Lodge #3
McCormick Woods Golf Club
Wheels on the Waterfront volunteers present $15,000 check
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Dan Sutter Michael & Doris Taylor Dan & Kristle Templeman Poh Lee & Paris Tan
Leah Treml-Ellis
Eric & Julie Wagner
Beverly Wold
Randy & Joyce Yates Christine Zumdahl
Friends of Providence The Friends of Providence Donor Society was established in 2010 to help recognize Providence General Foundation donors for their extraordinary support and commitment to the health of our community and the continued advancement of Providence Regional Medical Center. Membership in the Society begins with a minimum of $10,000 in cumulative giving to Providence General Foundation and is made up of more than 450 families and individuals who have together contributed more than $50 million of support to Providence. The Society is the Foundation’s way of expressing our gratitude to those who have generously supported the mission and work of Providence Everett. For more information, please contact 425-258-7500. DISTINGUISHED BENEFACTORS
Dr. Cheryl Beighle & Steve Schroeder
Dr. William & Elizabeth Dickinson
Marshall & Katherine Cymbaluk
Douglas & Elizabeth Bell
John & Julie Dickson
Marjorie Bissell
Bob Dickson
Matt Bolin & Abbey Potts
Bev Dobler
Paul & Ruth Brandal
Bob & Lizbeth Dobler
Jay & Terry Ackley
Tom & Sally Brennan
Mark & Kathy Duffy
Bob & Margaret Bavasi
Terry & Cheryle Earnheart
Robert Beil
Dr. James Brevig & Meredith Gould
Dr. Virginia Eschbach
Carol Bjorg
Dave & Laura Brooks
Walt Gillette & Saundra Cope Geoff & Carlene Goldfinch
Gordy & Donna Bjorg
JoAnn Burkett
Mike & Maggie Faulkner
Richard & Judy Boyden
Drs. Timothy Byrnes & Catherine Hawkins
BENEFACTORS
Sue Ingram Mackey Phil & Kelly Johnson Harv & Jan Jubie Larry & Linda Jubie Steve & Carol Klein Rosemary Lane Beverly Miller Mary Jane Miller Vickie & Mark Nysether Rick & Diane Pedack T. Clyde & Judy Pitcher Hank & Donna Robinett Buzz & Carol Rodland Idamae Schack Debra Waterman
PATRONS Victoria Ahmann
Elizabeth Campbell Dr. Stephen & Jackie Campbell
Rob & Chanelle Haines Andy & Kaye Hall
Joel & Suzanne French
Hugh & Lynne Hall
Mary French
Nik Halladay
Jim & Jan Gaffney
Tania Halladay
Joe & Ashley Gaffney
Tim Halladay
Tom & Sue Gaffney
Dr. Rod Hanna & Julie Zarn Ed & Andi Hansen Dan & Pam Harkins
Bill & Sheri Feeney
Greg & Nga Goldfinch
Randy & Marla Heagle
Doug & Robin Ferguson
Alex & Jeannette Golitzin
Phil & Alexia Heidt
Dr. Bill & Katie Finley
JoAnn Gray
Rick & Julie Hermanson
Dr. Jim & Mary Lou Finley
Daniel & Ash Gunderson
Shawn & Kathie Hoban
John & Anne Fletcher
Kathleen Gutierrez
Tom & Margaret Hoban
Dr. E. Scott & Jane Casselman Vikram & Vandana Chalana Allen Clark Ken & Sharon Clay Sue Closser Tom & Jane Collins Annette Colombini Dr. James & Sandy Congdon Dr. Jay & Christine Cook Dr. Kimberly Costas & Darius Schenck Dr. Jack & Marilyn Courrier Ray & Cindy Crerand
Vern & Stephanie Allen
Roxanne Cronin
Dr. Frank & Jan Andersen
Marv & Susan Crum
Donald & Shirley Ayres
Eiron & Patsy Cudaback
Judy Baker
Jeff & Jodie Cymbaluk
Robert & Jennifer Bayersdorfer
Pam Daniels
Dave & Marilyn Beck
Dr. Harold Dash & Victoria Romero
Geoffrey Bedell & Sheila Bleakney
Caryl De Jong
Dr. Earl Beegle
Sandy Forman Marcy Freed
Bill & Patty DeGroodt Carol Bjorg at Evening with Friends
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Todd & Lolly Hofheins Michael & Pat Holcomb Steve & Patricia Holtgeerts Dan & Sue Huberty Jamie Hunter Shanley & Peter Johndrow Alan & Mary Johnson Donna Johnson Dr. Naomi Katsh Dr. Ernest & Debra Kawamoto Sean & Lisa Kelly Diane Kieland Ray & Anna Lee Kirtley Daren & Lori Kloes Nancy Kniest Tom & Kjersti Lane
Bruce & Cynthia McKinnon
Charles & Gayle Pancerzewski
Dr. Frank & Candace Schramm
Bill & Jean Messner
Rock & Maggie Peterson
Dr. Richard & Andrea Semon
Jeanne Metzger
Randy Petty & Tai Le
John & Ellen Middleton
Joe & Charlie Pignataro
Richard & Rhonda Mietzner
Tony & Suzy Pignataro
Barry Miller Bruce & Jan Miller Ross Miller Dr. Hugh & Jackie Minor Richard & Janis Moeller Scott & Kippy Murphy Dr. Deborah Nalty & Jeff Shober Elizabeth Newland George Newland
Jack Larson
Peter Newland & Robyn Johnson
Greg & Kathleen Lawson
Sam & Beth Newland
J. Robert Leach & Vickie Norris
Lisa & Si Newland
Bob & Kathy Leach Mark & Patty Lervick Roger & Linda Lervick Drs. Jack Little & Marina Zeiber Todd & Marcy Lund Dr. Richard Lyons Dr. Cynthia Markus Pat & Claudia McClain J. Brent & Connie McKinley
Henry & Sandra Newton Dr. A. Frank Nieto Connie Niva Dr. Patrick Nolan Kathy & Brad Nysether Eldon Nysether Edmund & Glenda Oas Drs. Hans & Ute Ochs Paul & Carol Onerheim Eric & Heidi Overton
Donna & Hank Robinett at Evening with Friends
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Thomas & Davis Rainville Darren & Deanna Redick Brad & Lynnette Roberson Dr. Joanne Roberts Randy & Debbie Roberts Marty & Laureen Robinett Paul & Amy Robinett Betty Rodland Janice Roe Dr. Anthony & Kathryn Roon Chas & Judy Roudebush Diana S. Routledge MariLana & Ed Rubatino Bill & Janice Rucker Elizabeth Ruthford Lyle & PJ Ryan Dr. Pat & Denise Ryan Casey & Sandy Salz
Timothy & Carla Serban Jeff & Heather Shelby Reid & Linda Shockey Chris Sievers Ray & Mary Sievers Preston & Jill Simmons Paramjit Singh & Harmeet Kaur Fred & Jo Anne Sjoholm Art Skotdal Dr. Tracy & Patti Spencer Dean & Chris Stensby Dr. David Stewart Tom & Rosie Stiger Spark & Cheryl Van Winkle Gary & Carolyn Weikel Michael & Deborah Werner Marti Wick & Ron Simmons Mark & Kim Williams Glenn & Joanne Wimpy
Shirley Schapler
Dr. William & Kathy Wisbeck
Dr. Lawrence Schecter
Dr. Thomas Yetman
Sheryl Schecter
Dr. David Zunkel & Kathleen Stratton Zunkel
Randy & Robin Schemkes Frank & Lilma Schlaefer
FRIENDS
Rebekah & Skeet Couper
Sharon Harriss
Rick & Barbara Johnson
Deanna Allen
Dr. Jim & Lyndsey Courrier
Sherry & Corbin Allen
Dr. William & Marilyn Hecht
Carolyn Johnson
Drs. John Cramer & Suzanne Poppema
Doreen Heffron
Mark & Terri Judy
Tami & Terry Allen Rhoda Amunsis Dr. Sam & Elizabeth Armstrong Gerald & Michelle Arneson Dr. Joseph Austin Peter & Mary Baffaro Mike & Sandra Bartlett Dr. Oliver & Julie Batson Bill & Paula Beatty Dr. Matthew & Lolena Beecroft Patricia Beginski David & Dona Bender Dr. Randal & Aline Bensen Leon & Angie Berman Leonard & Louise Berman Dr. Herb & Karen Berry Dr. David & Janelle Beyer Marilyn & Chris Birchman
Dr. Stephen & Nancy Dahlberg
Drs. Philip Henderson & Mary Read
Dr. Charles & Lauren Daly
Fred Hines
Bud & Norma Darling
David & Gayle Holland
Mike & Cathy Deller
John & Lisa Hooper
Mike & Cathy Dire
Steve Knudsen & Mardi Hopkins
Bob & Jamie Downey Julie Elkington Dr. Enrique & Paula Enguidanos Tom & Debi Fairbanks Kerry Fairchild Mark & Victoria Fanning Bob & Shirley Ferguson Dallas & Judy Ferrel Linda Field Debbie Finch Drs. Samuel & Charlene Finn
Jim & Susie Black
Dr. Albert Fisk & Judith Harris
Carolyn Bodeen
Scott & Gayle Forslund
Bo & Nancy Bodrak
Carol Ann Foss
Dr. Amy & Matt BonDurant
Brian & Colleen Frauenholtz
Denny & Darlene Brawford
Michael & Christine Gaffney
Geoffrey Brown Dr. Ronald Brown Dr. Bruce & Lauren Buchea Dr. Katherine Bumstead
Dr. J. Bruce Kennedy Dr. Benjamin Killey Mark & Gina King Jim & Lisa King Lynda Kingman Patricia Kirby
Dr. Kevin & Melanie Hori
Drs. L. Albert & Salwa Labib
Steve & Jane Hudson
Aileen Langhans
Eva Hughes
James & Sharon Langus
Gavin & Angela Loth Dr. Friedrich & Jane Loura Troy & Kathy Lowery Jennifer Lucas Roni Lyons Don & Betty Maitland David & Lisa Martin Matt & Anne Masterson Pat & Julie McDonald Drs. W. Michael & Julia McDonnell Drs. William & Lisa McIntyre
Dr. Bob & Bonnie Hughes
Sharon Larson
Doris Hummel
Dr. William E. Larter
David Hill & Barbara Hyland-Hill
Doug & Leslie Lauer Que Le & Edward Chin
Dr. Robert & Eileen Iguchi
Bruce & Rebecka Milne
Thomas Leahy
Dr. Michael & Barbara Ingram
Connie Mitchell
John & Julie Lienhard
Ray & Junie Moore
Joyce Lindell
JoAnn Mulligan
Benjamin & Lisa Link Sara Lipo
Drs. Mahesh Mulumudi & Srilatha Shoroff
Dr. Amy & William Little
Kathleen Munding
Bill Isaacson Jim & Michelle James Dr. Ashley Johnson & Sallie Hirsch
Jeff & Christie Messmer Dr. Ian Wright & Liga Mezaraups
David & Kathie Nelson
Dr. James Geier & Janet Hamilton Lisa & Andrew George
Mike & Patti Butler
Geoff & Kathy Gibbs
Casey & Kate Calamusa
Tracy & Tina Gilson
Brett & Kendra Carlton
Joe & Liz Goldfinch
Ryan & Heather Case
Budd & Kathy Gould
Colin & Danica Chadwick
Herbert & Christine Gould
Dr. Richard Chang
Randy & Ruth Graybeal
Dennis Channing
Mark & Heather Haake
Robert & Lorelei Christenson
Paul & Debbie Hagman
Richard Cooper & Robin Hilton
Deborah Jurgenson
Tom & Meridith Little
Dr. Sarah Jo Gahm & John Connolly
Cory & Gigi Burke
Yvonne Christos
Steve Hopp & Palmer Robinson
Dee Jonson
Dr. Darren & Olympia Little
Dr. Jeff & Eileen Hambleton Art & Margaret Hansen Mike Harder & Heidi Howard-Harder
Matt Bolin & Abbey Potts with Kathy & Mark Duffy at Evening with Friends
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Boe & Jenae Nelson
Ken & Janet Stone
Joy Varady
Randy & Char Wicklund
Roy & Barbara Yates
Dr. Nancy & Lawrence Neubauer
Barbara Strahm
Christopher Varley
Janet Straus & Kit Raney
Henry & Anita Veldman
Gary & Catherine Wickman
Barry & Laura Stueve
Hans & Collean von der Hofen
Robert & Deborah Wilcox
Jim & Phillippa Yowan
Linda Wilcoxson
Becky Weiderstrom
Joan & Craig Wilson
Teresa Wenta
Rosalind Winters
Eric & Wendy Werttemberger
Connie Wittren
Gregory & Joan Van Pelt
Dr. Marcia Wharton & Paul Smith
Matt & Vicki Wonser
Adam & Darla Van Winkle
Carol Whitehead
Dr. Michael D. Neufeld Karen Newland Lorraine Novack Dick & Judy Oberg Shannon & Tyra O’Kelley Bruce & Allison Olson Brian & Brenda Olson Mitesh Parikh & Dr. Reena Vasavada-Parikh
Eric & Christie Tipton Greg Tisdel Wallace & Karen Trana Joan Trask Vic & Wendy Turner
Dr. Karen Woncik Donna Wray
Linda Pederson Chris & Kristi Pedley Carol Petersen Jim & Carla Phillips Pat & Kristie Putnam Matthew & Keely Reinhard Ed & Bunny Renouard Jill Reynolds Lori Richards David Robinett & Stephanie Johnson John & Kathy Robinett Linda & Jean Rodriguez Dr. Michael & Marianne Rohrenbach Dr. J. Michael Roseberry Cheryl Sackrider Dr. Elie & Heidi Saikaly Duane & Mary Schireman
Drs. Martin Holland & Mahesh Mulumudi at Evening with Friends
Dr. Paul Seckinger Walter & Melissa Selden James & Gretchen Shaffer Ram Sharma Dr. Steven & Willa Sharmahd Mel Sheldon & Wendy Church Lisa Shumaker Marianna Skalley Dr. Edward & Dori Slosberg Dr. Budge & Christine Smith Randy & Julie Smith Steve & Kathleen Smith Dr. Denny Spencer Christine Steele Todd & Sarah Stine Amazing Anthony’s staff at the 2019 Epicurean Affair
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Dr. Liam & Liza Yore Gretchen Zemke Sandy Ziemer Doug & Jean Zook
2019 Tribute Gifts Bert V. Cronin, Jr. Douglas & Elizabeth Bell
Kristine Heidecker Kathryn & Bill Troll
Betty Curley David Curley
Stanley G Jones Douglas & Elizabeth Bell
Patti Arny Ralphy Arny
Patricia A. Diven Dorothy Howard
Jacob Willis King Bob & Kathy Malphrus
Greg & Lisa Huggins
Kristine Allen American Girl
Beverly J Douglas Thomas & Nancy Walsh
LeRoy Kloes Wayne & Carol Krause
Jeff & Laurie Knudson
Connie Martinis
Dick & Shannon Millar
IN HONOR OF
IN MEMORY OF
Staff, Doctors, and Nurses Gladys Teslow
The Sisters of Providence Judith Ellis Maas
The Organizational Quality Team Rosalie Whetstone Ralph Blackmore’s 93 Birthday John & Betty Crimmins Jamie Huynh Maegan Lovell Laura Knapp EverTrust Foundation Dr. Cynthia Markus Thomas & Kathleen Markus Mary Jane Miller Ross Miller Jose Ramos Liz Tassie
Timothy Barker Dr. Carol Czop Carol Gerace Ronald Beardsley Stephen Beardsley Dale Roy Berg Roy & Barbara Yates Evelyn & Manney Berman Everett Steel Companies
Robert M. Doyle Kathleen Gutierrez Michael Drew Patricia Hamilton Mike & Linda Jones Chris & Susan Marker David & Patricia Mitchell Kurt & Gayle Orton Barbara Tonkin Larry Winn
Fred Bowman Diane Young
Arlene Duell Myrna Schwartz
Jacqueline Brunke Kurt & Jill Frost
Bonnie S. Eldridge Stephen Eldridge
Jill Diane Burt William & Denise Barr
Jerry Elkington Don Carter
James & Mary Billett
Julie Elkington
Dale & Joyce Burt
Barbara Lamoureux
Gary Burt
Virginia Faber Don & Marilyn Carter
George Burt John & Jayne Cain Donald & Vicki Chrisman Rick & Marie English Dale Helgeson Andrea Johnson Valgene & Deloris Lane Alyce Matson Dolores McClary Douglas & Dana Morlan Vicki & Stephen Parker Dave & Barbara Wetzel Ashley Marie Corley William & Diane Mumaw
Paul Kniest Carol Janowicz Dale Lyski Dale & Sieglinde Kisker Ross Miller, Sr. Ross Miller Kirsten Moen Mae Anderson Howard & Diane Hansen Liz & Don Healy Keith Krause Ann Lamb Janet Love Alton & Nancy Moen George Neal Yvonne Neal Xep Nguyen Anonymous Donor Shirley Nysether The CPA Group, PLLC
Mary E. Geiger Ida Madsen
Vickie & Mark Nysether
Sandra Goodhew Michael & Kathleen Goodhew
Frank Otteni Michael & Kathleen Goodhew
Viktoria Hedman Susan Bossi
Bill Otteni Mary & Harvey Ritland
Ronda & Jay Githens Sylvia Harvey Donald & Leona Hedman
John Overton Vickie & Mark Nysether
Micaela Parker Jim & India Civey Cynthia Gustafson Mark & Mary Jo Hagen Debbie Hudson C.E. King Julie Langabeer Dr. David & Rosie Reynaud Steve & Susie Swanson Mary Lee Peek John & Sharon Hanson Gayle Hennings Douglas LeRoy David Peterson Kenneth & Patti Peterson Dottie Piasecki Dennis & Kathleen LeMaster Connie Niva Mary Ann Sande Patricia & Donald Stubsten Pamela Stubsten Susan Sullivan James Sullivan Glenn Tuininga Bruce Phillippi Sherryl Talley George R. Walsh Michael & Laurie Walsh Richard Walsh Brandy Ward Debra Regan-Litz Robert Louis Welling Giovanni Gargano
Heritage Bank David Neujahr
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CURRENT PROVIDENCE GENERAL FOUNDATION
IN MEMORIAM
Board of Directors OFFICERS
MEMBERS
Larry Jubie
Mark Duffy, Chairman
Shirley Ayres
Carol Klein
Margaret Bavasi
Steve Klein
Doug Bell
Bob Leach
Donna Bjorg
Rochelle Lubbers
Ron Brown, MD
Jean Messner
Jan Gaffney
Jeff Mitchell
Jimmy Grierson, MD
Mel Sheldon
Andy Hall
Ray Stephanson
Lynne Hall, First Vice Chair Dan Gaffney, Treasurer Dan Harkins, Immediate Past Chair
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS
Lori Kloes, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Providence General Foundation
Patty Lanes, Providence General Children’s Association
Kim Williams, CEO, Providence Health & Services Northwest Washington
Doug Ferguson
Henry Newton
Fred Sjoholm
Diane Guildner
Tom Rainville
Roy Yates
Harv Jubie
Len Roberts
Gail Larson Gail Larson, Providence General Foundation board member and retired Chief Executive Officer of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, passed away in late May of 2020. Gail was a tireless voice for improving the health of everyone in Snohomish County, especially the most vulnerable. Her 40-year career in health administration made a tremendous impact wherever she served. Upon being named Snohomish County Business Journal Executive of the Year in 2006, Gail spoke of how much she loved her career, saying “It’s a human business we’re in.”
Providence General Foundation is forever grateful for Gail’s service, leadership and friendship.
EMERITUS MEMBERS
NE W E ME RIT U S B O AR D M E M B E R
Harv Jubie Marysville native and retired electrical contractor, Harv Jubie, was appointed Emeritus Board Member status in 2019 after 18 years of service to the Providence General Foundation Board. Harv served in various leadership positions for the Foundation, most notably leading as Chairman for three years during the campaign to help build the Cymbaluk Medical Tower. Harv and his wife Jan also served as Campaign Chairs for that historic project. The staff and Board are thankful for Harv’s many years of commitment, leadership and support and are pleased to honor him with Emeritus Board Member status. 30
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Kathy Hunter Long-time Providence General Foundation board member and supporter, Kathy Hunter, passed away in January of 2020. We were honored that Kathy served on the Foundation’s board since 2007. She served on the “Major Gifts Committee” for the Medical Tower Campaign and she, along with her husband Jamie, chaired the Epicurean Affair. Kathy was also actively involved with the Providence General Children’s Association, Guild C for nearly two decades.
Kathy’s love of community and children will leave a lasting legacy.
CURRENT STAFF Lori Kloes Chief Philanthropy Officer Tina Gilson Director of Development Kathleen Lefcourt Director of Development Kim Griffis Philanthropy Communications Officer Jennifer Coyle Senior Manager of Special Events Rebecca Sill Manager of Grant Development & Research Susan Snyder Prospect Research & Database Manager Mary K Allen Donor Database Specialist Marissa Jagnow Executive Assistant
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