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Volume 11 No. 1
LIVING BRANCHES
Live & Grow – Together
LOOKING BACK,
LOOKING
FORWARD
IN SID E TH IS I SSUE: AN N UAL RE PO RT 2 0 2 0
FR O M THE PR ES I DEN T ’S D ESK A PUBLICATION OF LIVING BRANCHES
TO THE OTHER Together we empower older adults and families
to lead lives of purpose and joy, guided by the
SIDE TOGETHER Mennonite tradition of care and service to others.
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM
Edward D. Brubaker, NHA
President/CEO
AS WE NEAR THE END OF 2020 and I reflect on the Bruce L. Alder, MBA
Chief Risk Officer
year and the pandemic, two things stand out in my mind: the great work Monique L. Cole, NHA/PCHA
and resilience of our staff, and the great compassion and resilience of our Executive Director, Souderton Mennonite Homes
and The Willows of Living Branches
residents and their families.
Nancy M. Donnelly, MBA, NHA
Executive Director, Dock Woods
We went through a very hard time. The worry and anxiety. The PPE. The Alexandra K. Metricarti, MBA
shutdowns and closures. The loss of loved ones. The loss of life as we knew Chief Marketing and Public Relations Officer
Steven D. Myers, MBA
it. So many things happened that seemed out of a movie and not possible in
Chief Financial and Technology Officer
real life. In February life was normal and we were hearing murmurings of Katherine S. Shott, MBA, NHA, SHRM-SCP
COVID-19 overseas. And then, seemingly in an instant, our world changed. Chief Human Resources Officer
As history has recorded, when met with opposition and hardship, human BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kenneth J. Clemmer, Chair
beings are remarkably resilient. They step up to the plate and do what needs
John W. Duerksen, Vice Chair
to be done. They make it happen. I have witnessed staff persons wearing N95 Angela S. Hackman, Secretary
masks, face shields, and gowns who come off their shift drenched in sweat, L. Brent Kolb, Treasurer
J. Todd Alderfer, MD
and immediately talk about the love and care they have for our residents. Luke J. Bergey
They express the sadness they feel for residents who cannot see their families. Bryan K. Hunsberger
Amy L. Kolb
I always knew the love and care for our residents was there, but in 2020 we
Joshua J. Meyer
saw it expressed more than ever before. Jane L. Ruth
Sylvia F. Shelly
As we look ahead to 2021, we hope for a brighter future and yet we know Wendell J. Weaver
Edward D. Brubaker, President
our immediate reality has not changed. If you take one thing away from
this edition of Branching Out, please let it be this: wear your mask. It saves
EDITORIAL STAFF
lives. The difference within our organization from April, May, and June to
Alexandra K. Metricarti, Editor-in-Chief
September, October, and November is night and day. Please wear your mask! Rebecca L. Kikendall, Managing Editor
Contact Branching Out at 215-368-4438 or
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word that was chosen to begin your mission statement and the primary word
in your organization’s tagline - is suddenly on every billboard and in every Living Branches maintains a mailing list of people
who we feel are interested in the activities, events,
commercial. It was true when we selected it in 2008 and it’s even more true
programs, and services of our communities. If for
today: at Living Branches we live and grow together. And one day we will be any reason you want your name removed from this
list, please email the editor with your name, address,
on the other side of this. It’s going to take time, but we will get there.
and request at BranchingOut@LivingBranches.org
Thank you for your work, your trust, and your support. We will get to the other Living Branches is a member of:
side of this together.
E DWA RD D . BRUBAKER
President/CEO
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Table of Contents
4 Looking Back, Looking Forward
Living Branches residents and staff reflect
on life during the COVID-19 pandemic.
6 A Beautiful Love Story
Celebrating Gordon and Velda Beidler
and their dedicated service.
11 Letters From France Since 1945
The story of a Dock Woods resident who has been
pen pals with a family in France for 75 years.
4 12 Campus Happenings
The physically distanced annual Chicken BBQ,
nursing scholarship recipients, and memorial
tribute to Maxine Derstine.
13 Annual Report
Fiscal Year 2020 financial performance
16 Living Branches Foundation Update
12 Donations received from July 1, 2019
through June 30, 2020
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LOOKING BACK,
LOOKING
FORWARD
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LIVING BRANCHES RESIDENTS AND STAFF REFLECT
ON LIFE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.
WHAT STANDS OUT THE MOST ABOUT WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD
LIFE DURING THE LAST NINE MONTHS? TO WHEN COVID-19 IS OVER?
The relationships that have really strengthened I like that things have slowed down
between residents and staff working here. We’ve and things have become quiet.
always been a family, but we’ve really become a
strong bonded family through all of this. Going to a restaurant.
It’s worse than being in the army. Retirement.
Nothing is the same. Taking these masks off!
These masks! Smiles. They will be great.
Losing residents. The people I was Having all of the resident sitting together at the
really close with. That’s really hard. tables, because I know they definitely miss that.
The fact that we Going out with friends.
couldn’t see our families. Traveling more.
Thathas been the most
difficult, by far. When we can bring all
of our volunteers back to
My faith stands out opportunities that they
the most because I know haven’t served in for over
who holds the future, half a year.
so I can live without fear
even though COVID is Spending time with the
all around us. grandkids.
I don’t see as many people and Residents being able to see all
I miss that very much. of their families.
I remember the residents really wanting Getting all around and doing
to do the right thing and follow the rules whatever I please.
and having a really positive attitude.
I’m looking forward to seeing everyone’s
Being able to work with residents closer. We faces – seeing residents excited to see their
actually got out into the hallways delivering grandchildren and everyone in their family.
food and got to see residents that we don’t
normally see being back in the kitchen. Play bocce, get to events, and have fun.
Just the way everybody pitched in A banquet! A big event in the dining room
to do anything that was necessary. with everybody here.
We pulled together when we really Our community will be stronger and our
needed it most. relationships will be stronger. And we will
all be stronger because of this.
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A BEAUTIFUL
Celebrating Gordon and Velda Beidler
and Their Dedicated Service
Everywhere you look in the life history of Celebration. As a matter of fact, 2020 brought
Gordon and Velda Beidler, you’ll find the the couple another exciting anniversary on
threads of an inspiring love story. Their February 15, when they attended the 45th
shared love story began, of course, with annual Valentine Celebration at Souderton
each other, but as this remarkable couple Mennonite Homes – an affair they have
celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary lovingly organized since its inception in 1975.
in July, Living Branches is also eager to
So first, let’s rewind this particular thread
celebrate how Gordon and Velda’s unique
of their love story back 45 years to when
love story – which includes their deep
the earliest seeds of this much-appreciated
dedication to community service – has
annual event were planted. (And don’t
touched the lives of so many of our past and
worry…we’ll circle back to how Gordon and
current residents at Souderton Mennonite
Velda met and fell in love. After all, this IS a
Homes.
Valentine’s Day-themed story!) In November
Gordon and Velda are the master planners of 1974, Gordon and Velda’s Sunday School
behind one of the community’s most class was together for their monthly meeting,
cherished events: the annual Valentine trying to settle on a community service event
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for Christmas. No one had any ideas – except “I quickly said, ‘How about a Valentine party?’
Gordon and Velda. and he immediately loved the idea,” said
Velda. “He pointed out that February was
often a less colorful time of the year for the
“It’s an opportunity to bring our residents, so an event around Valentine’s Day
community together – and to would provide a great mood-booster between
New Year’s Day and Easter.”
celebrate all the people and passions
With the timing sorted out, the next big
in our lives that we love.” question was, of course, “What would the
residents like to eat?”
“Fried oysters!” was Curtis Menninger’s
“We decided to travel to Eastern Mennonite
enthusiastic response. So, in February 1975,
Home [now Souderton Mennonite Homes] to
the first Valentine Party invited residents to
ask the administrator, Curtis Minninger, if we
enjoy fried oysters, along with a full-course
could plan a Christmas party and dinner for
meal – and an evening of entertainment
the residents,” said Gordon. “He was happy
provided by the Pawling Trumpet Trio.
to have our help, but he let us know that the
community was a ‘beehive of activity’ from “Chef Ruth Nice was in the kitchen at 5:30
Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day, so he a.m. that morning breading the oysters and
didn’t think a Christmas-time event would making sure everyone knew what to do to
work.” make this gala event successful,” said Velda.
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And successful it was! The first few years other aspects of Gordon and Velda’s story –
of the Valentine Party hosted about 100 from how they met to the many experiences,
residents, who enjoyed their fried oysters interests, and loves that have filled the
and the diverse entertainment hand-picked chapters of their lives.
by Gordon and Velda each year. As the
community expanded and changed, so did the THEY LOVE EACH OTHER…
event. With the exception of the renovation We promised to circle back to how Gordon
years in 1981 and 1982, a dinner with fried and Velda met! The couple first laid eyes
oysters was served until 2003. But after on each other at Little Eden Church Camp
that, the party – now called the Valentine in Onekama, Michigan – and were drawn
Celebration – moved to the Summit View together immediately.
Auditorium. Today, residents begin their
evening by sampling a range of appetizers and “I always said I wanted a husband who was
desserts in the Apple Orchard Café, followed good looking and tall, and Gordon definitely
by time to mingle and chat, and of course, fit the bill,” said Velda.
the opportunity to enjoy the much-loved
“I wasn’t that tall…” Gordon reminded her –
entertainment in the spacious auditorium.
earning a wide smile from Velda.
“One of my personal favorite performers
The couple faced one big
was Ron Bellamy in 2014,” said Gordon. “He
challenge: Velda lived
played an entire bell choir by himself. Some
in Ohio, and Gordon
bells were hanging above his head, and others
lived in Pennsylvania!
were sitting on the table. At the end of his
Fortunately,
amazing performance, he picked up a tiny
Gordon’s job as
bell at the edge of the table that he hadn’t yet
a truck driver
touched and gave it a little ring – an ‘anti-
granted him several
grand’ finale. It was quite funny.”
opportunities to
This past Valentine Celebration, the event be near Velda. And
team set up every chair in the Summit View as an added bonus,
Auditorium – and every one of those seats was Gordon’s cousin, Carl,
filled the evening of February 15. was dating Velda’s sister,
Ada – so the two men would
“We saw more hand-clapping this year than travel to Ohio together to visit
ever before,” said Gordon. “I take that to the sisters.
mean that we’re still doing a good job, and
that people really appreciate the chance “Gordon offered to keep me company while
to come together to enjoy the mid-winter Carl and Ada were out on their date. I
entertainment.” remember that during one visit, I made a hot
dog lunch for Gordon. Now, that’s romantic!”
As you might imagine, the success of the Velda said with a laugh.
Valentine Celebration has also required
quite a few other “ingredients” to keep this Even though Carl and Ada didn’t end up
wonderful event going for 45 years, including together, Velda and Gordon were married on
Gordon and Velda’s creativity to keep it fresh July 15, 1951 at Central Mennonite Church
and their tenacity to overcome any challenges in Ohio – within a whirlwind nine months of
they faced. Since we are celebrating this meeting each other.
remarkable couple and their upcoming 69th
“We have always enjoyed being together,”
anniversary, let’s also take a look at how some
said Gordon. “We like a lot of the same
of those same “ingredients” have colored
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said Velda. “We flew through a storm between 1995 and 2013, Gordon
and emerged into a beautiful blue sky. sharpened 100,981 pencils for
Suddenly, a circular rainbow appeared students in Trinidad and Tobago. It
right in front of us. An acquaintance started with Gordon’s involvement
of ours was in the back seat, and he in the local choral world, where on
exclaimed, ‘The heavens declare one special occasion, he conducted
glory of God, and the sky showed his the Philadelphia Orchestra (a story
handiwork.’” for another day…). In this world, he
became acquainted with the director
THEY LOVE TO TRAVEL… of the Zion Choral Society, who had
Even beyond their time in the sky, expressed a need for pencils and
Gordon and Velma enjoy travelling erasers for the students in her Bible
to new places together. They have school work in those countries.
attended three Mennonite World Gordon told her she would have them,
Conferences, which have taken them and over the years, he wore out three
everywhere from Wichita, Kansas, commercial pencil sharpeners!
things, from eating out in our favorite
to Calcutta, India, to Harrisburg,
restaurants, to planning our travels, to Today, Gordon and Velda are thrilled
Pennsylvania.
sharing our time with the community. to live at Souderton Mennonite Homes,
Those common interests have always “Our last leg of the trip to India was in where they are now even more
kept our lives in harmony.” Kathmandu, Nepal,” said Velda. “The intertwined with the residents they
weather was clear, and we were able have served over the years.
THEY LOVE TO FLY… to see Mount Everest before landing.
“After living in my home for 91 years,
One of Gordon and Velda’s most We returned from that trip so thankful
it was a welcome pleasure to move
usual shared interests is their love of that we saw this beautiful creation of
here,” said Gordon. “Just as Velda and
flying. Many years ago, both Gordon God’s and to make many new friends
I share interests, we also have many
and Velda earned their private pilot throughout the conference and our
common connections with our family
licenses; Gordon has 1,000+ hours in travels.”
in this community.”
the air, and Velda has 800+ hours.
So, what adventures are they planning
And of course, one of those
“Gordon and I had both joined the for the future? “We’re still working
connections is the joy of the annual
International Flying Farmers group on that,” said Gordon. “We’d love
Valentine Celebration!
based in Wichita, Kansas – and at the to go to Mitchell, South Dakota for
time, they were encouraging women the International Flying Farmers “We love working together to make
who flew with their husbands to at Convention – and to see the Corn this event special for the residents
least learn how to land the plane in Palace while we’re there. The murals each year,” said Gordon.
case of an emergency,” said Velda. and designs covering the building are
“Every year is a chance to try
“I was quickly hooked on the whole made from corn and other grains –
something new,” added Velda. “It’s an
experience, and Gordon and my time with a new design created every year.
opportunity to bring our community
in the air together represents some of It’s definitely something to see!”
together – and to celebrate all the
our happiest memories.”
THEY LOVE THEIR COMMUNITY… people and passions in our lives that
During those years, Gordon and Velda we love.”
In addition to planning the Souderton
flew to Ohio to visit Velda’s family, as
Mennonite Homes annual Valentine It’s also a cherished part of Gordon
well as to the East and West Coast,
Celebration, both Gordon and Velda and Velda’s incredible love story – and
New England, and Canada.
have sought out a variety of ways to we are forever grateful for the time,
“I will never forget one moment give back within their community – the effort, and above all else, the love,
during a flight to North Carolina,” and well beyond. As a fun example, they have poured into this community.
10 LIVING BRANCHES | LIVE & GROW – TOGETHERLETTERS FROM
FRANCE
Since 1945
By: Laura Benner
larence (Lee) Annis has lived at Dock Woods Francoir’s daughter, Christine, is fluent in English, and she
since 1996. As like all of our residents, he had and her husband have been sending Lee emails for the past
great experiences and adventures prior to living in our 15 years.
community. One of Lee’s adventures started in 1942 and
Aside from emails with Christine, all of Lee’s
is continuing on today, 78 years later.
communication with the family has always been in French.
Immediately after graduating from Lansdale High School in He can now translate almost everything by himself, and only
1942, Lee Annis was drafted into World War II as an army has difficulty with misspelled words.
engineer. After spending time in England, France, and
“In the beginning I had a French teacher here in the
Germany during the war, Lee was brought back to France in
school help me translate everything. But now I use Google
1945 and stayed in a small town south of Paris called Brie-
Translate. If it comes in French I type the French in, and if
Comte-Robert for about two months. A public dance was
I want to send it out, I type the English and translate it into
held every Friday night in the town hall, and it was at one of
French,” Lee said. “It’s a lot easier than it used to be.”
these dances that Lee first met the Leprin family.
Lee says that the length of his communications depends
Henri and Claire Leprin and their children, Helene and
on what he has to say. He usually writes longer letters,
Francoir, built a friendship with 19-year-old Lee during his
especially around Christmas, but emails he usually keeps on
time in France. Helene was 16 years old at the time and
the shorter side. “Usually we write about what’s personal.
Francoir was 12. “The family invited me to a nice meal every
They tell me what’s going on, who had a baby, or whatever.
Sunday and treated me like one of the family,” recalls Lee.
I just write about what I do here - just general information
Lee studied Spanish in school, but he said that that I think they’d be interested in,” Lee said.
communication was not a big issue in his relationship with
Lee receives and answers emails from the family once
the family. “I picked up a few words here and there. I could
or twice a month, but letters and photographs aren’t as
order food or ask a person their name. I learned enough
frequent. “Definitely every Christmas time we send cards
to just barely talk with them, and then if I wanted to know
and letters. And in between it’s just whenever the occasion
something I’d point to it and I’d say what it is, and they’d
arises,” Lee said.
do the same thing. It worked out good. I didn’t have any
problem,” Lee said. “Surprising.” Although Lee has not seen the Leprin family since he left
France in 1945, his correspondence with the family for 75
After leaving France, Lee continued communication with the
years shows the strength of this bond that has withstood
family through letters. Lee corresponded with the mother of
the power of time. “It has become an association with three
the family, Claire, until she passed away, and has continued
generations,” Lee said.
to correspond with Helene, who is now 90. Just last year,
Helene’s daughter Danielle emailed Lee for the first time.
WWW.LIVINGBRANCHES.ORG 11CAMPUS HAPPENINGS
A 2020 CHICKEN BBQ
The annual Chicken BBQ could not take
place at Souderton Mennonite Homes as
it in years past, but that did not stop us
from keeping some traditions alive. Like
many other events in 2020, that meant
going virtual! The gospel music fest was
a prerecorded concert from Gold City Quartet
that aired on in-house cable, the silent auction became an online
auction and ran for two weeks in early August, and the hymn sing
aired on YouTube on Sunday night with some song-leading help
from local congregations. Life enrichment staff planned special
events like outdoor entertainment and ice cream treats during the
week and we were happy to provide a complimentary chicken BBQ
dinner for all residents on Saturday. We look forward to a fun-filled
day at Souderton Mennonite Homes with the wider community
again in the future.
NURSING SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
CONGRATULATIONS to the following staff
persons who received financial aid from
the Nursing Scholarship Fund! For more
information, contact Tiffany David, director
of learning and development.
Sierra Lindsay Crino
Excelsior College of Nursing
IN TRIBUTE
Nancy Wetzel
Bucks County Community College MAXINE DERSTINE
Crystal Zimmer On October 17 Maxine Derstine went home to be
Montgomery County Community College
with the Lord. We would be remiss to not share a
Christine Krout word of thanks for Maxine and her service to Living
St. Luke's School of Nursing Branches. In 1976 Maxine’s husband David began
Diana Lear working for Hatfield Mennonite Home, now The
Bucks County Community College Willows of Living Branches, and was tasked with
Kristin Varilla master planning for what would become Dock
York College of Pennsylvania Woods. Maxine was at his side and together they had
a profound impact on the community. What started
Chantell Bobak
as a field is now a thriving community that hundreds
Widener University
of persons call home. We are grateful for Maxine’s
Michaela Miller
dedication to Dock Woods.
Messiah College
LIVING BRANCHES | LIVE & GROW – TOGETHER
12Annual Report
Letter from Chair / CEO
Dear Partners in Mission:
Thank you for continued support of Living Branches. This Every
year has been one of great challenge and great resilience. aspect
As stated in our mission, we strive to empower older adults of life and
and families to lead lives of purpose and joy. We thank our work at Living
residents, family members, staff, volunteers, and the wider Branches was affected
community for their support and trust as we have navigated by COVID-19, and that included
this year together. master planning for the future of our communities. Things
came to a complete stop in March, but this summer we did
We are grateful to report that the communities of Living
reengage with this planning. We are working towards an
Branches are doing well. Our financial results for fiscal year
increase in private rooms in Memory Care at Souderton
ending June 30, 2020 were positive. Due to our financial
Mennonite Homes, as well as in Health Care at Dock Woods
stewardship and grants from the government, we were able
and Souderton, and new Residential Living construction.
to weather the storm. Only the last quarter of the 2020 fiscal
year was negatively impacted by COVID-19; however, we Of course our main focus for fiscal year 2021 will be
anticipate that COVID-19 will affect the entirety of fiscal COVID-19 and the safety and wellbeing of our residents.
year 2021. On behalf of our residents, staff, and board of directors, we
thank you for your support as we journey forward, together.
Occupancy for Living Branches remains above national
averages in Residential Living and we continue to have a
very strong list of future residents. Restrictions for persons
on campus, including contractors, and items like appliances
being on backorder have resulted in delays for persons
moving to our communities.
Occupancy challenges in Health Care and Personal Care E D WA RD D . B RU B A K E R
continue as in years past, but now with the added challenges President/CEO
of limited or no touring prior to move-in and a 14-day
quarantine after move in. In Personal Care at Souderton
Mennonite Homes, we are combining 10 studio apartments
to create five one-bedroom apartments. And we are working
hard to maintain our census in Health Care. In the thirty-six
K E N N E T H J . C L E MME R
years that I, Ed, have been part of Living Branches, I have
Board Chair
never seen census as low as it was this past spring. We were
hit hard at Dock Woods and we are working diligently to
regain a more traditional level of occupancy.
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REVENUE & EXPENSES
60
Revenue
50
Expenses
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
40
30
20
10
0
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
LIVING BRANCHES CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
JUNE 30, 2020
ASSETS
Current Assets $11,480,323
Assets Whose Use is Limited 117,236,694
Property & Equipment (Net) 70,823,965
Other Assets 571,224
TOTAL $200,112,206
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
Current Liabilities $5,104,767
Long-Term Debt 9,090,411
Refundable Fees & Deposits 24,733,219
Deferred Revenues from Entrance Fees 24,105,899
Other Liabilities 76,760
Total Liabilities $63,111,056
Net Assets $137,001,150
TOTAL $200,112,206
14 LIVING BRANCHES | LIVE & GROW – TOGETHERLIVING BRANCHES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kenneth J. Clemmer
Chair
John W. Duerksen
Vice Chair
Angela S. Hackman
Secretary
L. Brent Kolb
Treasurer
J. Todd Alderfer, MD
Luke J. Bergey
Bryan K. Hunsberger
Amy L. Kolb
Joshua J. Meyer
Jane L. Ruth
Sylvia F. Shelly
2020 RESIDENT SERVICES BENEVOLENT AND
REVENUE SOURCES UNREIMBURSED CARE Wendell J. Weaver
Edward D. Brubaker
President
Health Care $2,422,062
Personal Care and
39% Residential Living
1,938,150
LIVING BRANCHES
TOTAL $4,360,212
FOUNDATION BOARD
5%
OF DIRECTORS
NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS
8% Health Care 79 P. Scott Heckler
29% Personal Care 45 President
19% TOTAL 1243 John W. Duerksen
Vice President
Jane L. Ruth
Benevolent and unreimbursed care is provided to
Secretary
residents when their savings, income, insurance, and
Health Care
public assistance benefits are not sufficient to fully pay Jeffrey K. Landis,
Personal Care
for the cost of care provided by the organization. Treasurer
Residential Living
Amortization of Advance Fees M. Andrew Derstine
Subsidized Housing
Bryan K. Hunsberger
Henry L. Rosenberger
Director Emeritu
Wendell J. Weaver
WWW.LIVINGBRANCHES.ORG 15Charitable Donations
to the Living Branches Foundation
JULY 1, 2019 TO JUNE 30, 2020
Gifts to the Agape Fund Betty Croll Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant Ruth Nafziger
Adventure Aquarium Steve Landis and Deborah Dayton Jackson National Life Karen Nase
John Dearden Insurance Company Brian and Dianna Nester
Bruce and Deborah Alder
Beverly Derstine Jamison Publick House Network for Good
Alderfer’s Poultry Farm
Clair and Rosalie Derstine Jenny Wren Travel Mildred Nice
Audrey Alderfer
Ivan and Lorene Derstine Jule’s Thin Crust Pizza Paul and Sharon Nice
Earl and Ruth Alderfer
Mark and Carolyn Derstine Philip and Susan Keeler Samuel M. and Gladys Nyce
All Holding Company, LLC
Detweiler Homestead Farm Shirley Keller One Village Coffee
Lynne and Rodney Allebach
Dock Mennonite Academy – Lois Kerns Outback Steakhouse
American Helicopter Museum
& Education Center High School Gladys G. Knechel of Montgomeryville
Marvin and Grace Anders Dock Woods Acorn Shop Alice Kolb Panera Bread of North Wales
Apple Orchard Cafe Alan and Margie Duncan Mark and Jean Kolb Gary and Jane Parmer
Applebee’s of Lansdale Earl Bowl Lanes Floyd and Debra Kratz Peace Valley Lavender Farm
Asher’s Chocolates Family Heritage Gift Shop Monique Kratz Philadelphia Flyers
Ruth Baker Elaine Flora Robert and Betty Kratz Philadelphia Phillies
BAM Homemade Freezer Meals Martha Fogg Wilbur and Marilyn Kriebel Plains Mennonite Church
Cynthia Bartus Franconia Square Cafe and Market William and Florence Kuhfuss Providence Mennonite Church
Bauman Family Apple Butter Nancy Frantz John and Betty Lou Kulp Putt U Miniature Golf
Gordon R. and Velda M. Beidler T. Dale and Anna Frederick Gregory and Carol A. Landis Reading Baseball LP
Bishop’s Products Frederick’s Flowers & Gifts Joseph and Janet Landis The Estate of Shirley Rittenhouse
Bluffton University Harvey D. Freed Landis Supermarket Doug and Charlene Rogers
Estate of Thelma Bolton Howard Freed Landis, Hunsberger, Gingrich Cynthia Rush
William B. Freed & Weik, LLP Sadler-Suess Funeral Home
Bolton’s Farm Market
David J. and Esther G. Friesen Naomi Landis Lori Samuelian
Boyertown Mennonite Church
Wayne Fry Samuel and Helen Lapp Matthew and Becky Schwartz
Bradford Woodworking
Estate of Harley and Anna Gehman Lehigh Valley Zoo Hubert Schwartzentruber
Brick Tavern Inn
Giant Food Stores, Inc. of Souderton LGS Refining and Mary Rittenhouse
Broad Street Grind
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Gifts to the Sharing Fund Edgar and Faith Hendler W. Dennis and Eugenia Fillman
Robert and Barbara Houston Janet Kissinger Circle of Hope
Marjorie Anderson Francis and Mary Loughran Floyd and Betty Treffinger LIFETIME CONTRIBUTIONS
Doris Fenton Phoebe Markley ABOVE $25,000
Clifford and Caroline Heizmann Wilson and Patricia Marvel
Edgar and Faith Hendler LEGACY GIVING Alderfer Glass Company
Joyce Rosenberry
Robert and Linda Horn MEMBERS Donald and Grace Baker
Nancy N. Jones Beatrice Henning
Francis and Elva J. Keenan Carol Henning-Franczyk Gordon and Velda Beidler
Fred and Lynne Kielhorn Richard and Joslyn Kirsch Circle of Love
Gordon and Joan Bell
William and Florence Kuhfuss Kathleen M. Mitchell PLANNED GIFTS, INCLUDING
William J. and Patricia McNamara Bergey’s Electric
Marcia Parker ESTATE GIFTS AND GIFT
John and Eleanor Michener ANNUITIES Bergey’s Inc.
Richard and Judith Mumaugh Bill and Alice Herr
Ferne Alderfer Edward and Lucy Brubaker
David and Karen Olson Raymond and Nancy Scherfel
Jean Press J. Todd and Donna Alderfer Clair and Arlayne Clemens
Leona Hoffman
Richard and Diane Raab Emily Clemens
Doris Fenton Donald and Grace Baker
Donald and Joan Robinson
John and Jean Larkin Kathryn Clemens
G. Thomas and Janet Stanley Gordon and Velda Beidler
Richard and Sandy Stier William Kane Gordon and Joan Bell Kenneth and Frances Clemens
Jeff and Donna Thompson Bruce and Deborah Alder
Bill and Anne Bishop Richard and Donna Clemens
Ethel Blumberg Esther Markley Clemens Family Corporation
Robert and Barbara Houston Bruce and Deborah Alder Edward and Lucy Brubaker
David and Geraldine Cassel Jacob and Darlene Clemmer
Frederick Bookheimer Thelma McClure
Doris Fenton Claude and Katherine Bevan Maxine Derstine Kenneth and Gayle Clemmer
Valerie LeJeune Marty Eastlack John and Carol Eells Clarke’s Landscaping
Linda Moyer Henry and Linda Haynes
Scott Elliott Contract Pharmacy Services, Inc.
Charlene and Doug Rogers
Esther McKeeman Delcrest Medical Services
Herbert Turner Ralph and Carol Folcarelli
Margie Briggs
Ann Sheasley Harvey and Grace Freed Maxine Derstine
William McNamara
Janet Wells William Freed DunlapSLK
Doris Fenton
Kathryn Buckingham Robert and Barbara Houston Paula Godown Everence Financial Services
Marjorie Kuhn Richard and Diane Raab
Jane Graham Ralph and Carol Folcarelli
Janet Wells
Richard Carolus Franconia Mennonite Church
Alice Moore Bud and Carol Gross
Bruce and Deborah Alder
Doris Fenton Leona Hoffman William B. Freed
Oda Coseo
Robert and Barbara Houston Alberta Muller Noah and Sara Kolb Good Plumbing, Heating and Cooling
Barbara Thompson Linford Landis Daryl and Barbara Hackman
Bob Cuthbertson Stephen and Sherry Youtz
Nancy Cuthbertson Dan and Shirley Lapp Howard E. Heckler
James Naughton P. Scott Heckler
Margaret Dawson Matt Patterson Esther Leatherman
Doris Fenton Bryan and Barbara Hunsberger
Grace Leatherman
Ann Sheasley Jovina Peters
Bruce and Deborah Alder Alice T. Miller John Garis Homes
Eleanor DeRaymond Barbara Frailey David F. Miller Nancy N. Jones
Jason Gamber
David and Roseann Fry
Willis A. Miller Keller Charitable Foundation
Warren Dimmig Howard and Meryl Lightstone
Gordon and Joan Bell Bartholomew and Eileen Nave Theran and Marlene Mills Wilbur and Marilyn Kriebel
Robert and Barbara Houston Mark and Ann Paviglianiti Lacher & Associates
Harry and Dorothy Moore
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