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St. Anne’s Mead
Assisted Living | Nursing Care | Memory Care
2018 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
2018: A MAJOR MILESTONE
Memory Matters Capital Campaign Culminates in
New Memory Care Home
Dear Friends,
It was just a few short years ago, that we came to believe it was possible for St. Anne’s Mead to develop a
state-of-the-art memory care home to complement our assisted living and nursing care homes. Thanks to you, in
August of 2018, that possibility became a reality and we opened our memory care home to great fanfare, raising
more than $790,000 and exceeding our goal of $750,000.
We are now at the forefront of helping men and women with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, and
their family members. At 53 years young, St. Anne’s Mead is one of the area’s first senior living communities.
We’ve learned a lot in those years and now we are adding to our expertise. Our reputation for a warm, caring
environment is now extended to an even wider audience.
I owe an enormous debt of gratitude to our Board of Trustees, led by John J. Lynch, our Community Engagement and
Development Committee, Facilities Committee, Staff and many, many others for their help in bringing this amazing
project to fruition.
St. Anne’s Mead is a place where residents, families and friends, live, learn and play. Our family lounges create
comfortable places for family gatherings, classes, games and meetings, while our library is a quiet place to sit back,
read the paper or enjoy a good book. With age comes the need for revitalization and this year we have a
mission to provide that renewal to our lounges and library. With a goal of raising $125,000, we are asking for
your support of “Mission: Possible” to refurbish our lounges and library, the special gathering places that enhance
the quality of our residents’ lives.
We appreciate you making a tax-deductible contribution to an organization you know and trust. As good stewards
of your gifts, more than 85% of all income goes directly to care and programming at St. Anne’s Mead. We have
two important areas for you to consider supporting with your spring gift.
Please use the envelope provided or make a secure donation online at www.stannesmead.org.
MISSION: Possible to refurbish and renew our library and family lounges. We also have room
naming opportunities starting at $25,000.
ANGEL FUND: Our benevolent fund is a critical source of support for residents in need, often at the
end of their life. The Angel Fund helps qualified residents with basic needs of medical care, rent and
nutritious meals.
Thank you for unwavering support to St. Anne’s Mead.
Sincerely yours,
Jane Collins, Executive Director
MEMORY CARE HOME OPENS
IN AUGUST 2018…
The Community Helps Us Celebrate
You helped make this state-of-the-art memory care home a reality!
We exceeded our goal of $750,000 – raising $790,000 for our Memory
Matters Capital Campaign, and, with the help of the community, opened to
great fanfare.
We held three special events to commemorate this milestone: 2018 Breakfast
1. Rev. Chris Yaw, John with the Bishop in June, A Grand Opening celebration and Hard Hat Tour
& Sheila Brice at the
Hard Hat Tour.
also in June, and “Hello, September,” an event featuring education by Dr. Peter
Lichtenberg, director of the Institute of Gerontology at Wayne State University,
2. Dr. Peter Lichtenberg,
speaks to guests at entertainment and a tour of the completed project.
Hello, September.
From a warm, welcoming environment, we are now offering comprehensive
3. Anita Lemmons, Ashley
memory care, to complement assisted living and nursing care. We trained
Stokes and many other
guests enjoy the Hard the entire staff in the Best Friends™ philosophy of memory care, which, in its
Hat Tour. essence, stresses that socialization is the best form of therapy.
4. Hello, September Guests
enjoy a tour of the new
2 We could not have done this without the unwavering support of the
memory care home. Episcopal Diocese of Michigan. And we send enormous gratitude to
Christ Church Cranbrook for naming the Dining Room.
As well as special thanks to
Sr. Mary Schmidlin and the
Friends of Msgr. Edward J.
Baldwin, Jim & Eileen Collins
family, Donna & Eugene Hartwig
and Phillip & Elizabeth Filmer
Foundation for naming
resident rooms.
3 4
2019 SAVE THE DATE(S)!
Sponsorship and Tickets
| June 21st | October 17th |
available at
SHINE ON SENIORS featuring world-renowned www.stannesmead.org
jazz bassist and MSU Professor, Rodney Whitaker
| Thursday, October 17 | 6:00 p.m. |
| The Community House of Birmingham |
| 380 S. Bates | Birmingham, MI 48009 |
2019 BREAKFAST WITH
THE BISHOP: A Special Tribute
to Bishop Wendell N. Gibbs
| Friday, June 21 | 8:00 a.m. |
| Detroit Athletic Club |
| 241 Madison Ave. |
| Detroit, MI 48226 | Rev. William J. Danaher, Karlah and Bishop Wendell
N. Gibbs enjoy themselves at the 2018 Breakfast
Rodney Whitaker with the Bishop.
INSPIRED TO LEAD,
CALLED TO HELP
Donor Profile:
John J. Lynch
When John J. Lynch joined the
St. Anne’s Mead Board of
Trustees in 2012, adding a
state-of-the-art memory care
home to the existing assisted
living and nursing care homes
wasn’t on the table – yet.
Both he and his wife, Anne
Hiemstra, had the responsibility
of caring for their own aging
parents for many years, and
were very familiar with the great
need for quality care in our
community.
Recruited by board members Elizabeth Briody and Marc Robinson, when asked, he didn’t think twice.He joined and
eventually served on the Executive Committee as Chair of the Board of Trustees and Treasurer. Knowing the need for
quality memory care was growing, he championed the Memory Matters Capital Campaign and development of the
Memory Care Home. John thanks other trustees, including Bishop Wednell N. Gibbs, Donna Hartwig, Jake Jones,
Craig Hammond, Deric Righter, Sister Mary Schmidlin and Jane Collins for their support. Because of his leadership,
the Memory Care Home opened in August of 2018. “We have to lead by example,” said John. “We have a
growing senior population, many of whom are vulnerable, and if we don’t step up to help, who will?” he asked.
John has made his involvement at St. Anne’s Mead a family affair. John’s wife, Anne, his brother, Terry, sister-in-law,
Laura and nephew, Kevin are all involved and support St. Anne’s Mead. “John is an optimist who knows how to
lead and inspire people,” said Jane Collins. “I am eternally grateful to the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan and
Christ Church Cranbrook for their support as well,” added John. St. Anne’s Mead turns 53 years young in 2019,
and John says he looks forward to championing the next 50 years of St. Anne’s Mead.
John Lynch, Anne Hiemstra and Kevin Lynch
are ready to work at the Hard Hat Tour!
The highest quality memory care
is now available at St. Anne’s Mead!
MONEY MATTERS: 2018 Our 52nd Year of Service
At St. Anne’s Mead, we are happy to report that the vast majority, (85%), of all income and donations go
directly to programming and care. We opened our memory care home and continued to serve all of our
residents and their families with the best possible care in both Assisted Living and Nursing Care. Thanks to you,
we exceeded our goal, raising more than $790,000 for our Memory Matters Capital Campaign. Going forward,
our fundraising efforts will support Mission: Possible, capital improvements for our Library and Lounges which
are enjoyed by residents, family members and visitors alike, as well as our Angel Fund for residents-in-need.
As a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, we value your gift and use it to ensure the highest quality care continues
for our residents in years to come.
STATEMENT OF REVENUES & EXPENSES
2018 EXPENSES:
Revenues Give with Confidence
Contributions $ 122,401
2017 Matching Grant $ 68,342
(Episcopal Diocese of Michigan)
Total Contributions $ 190,743
Operating Income $ 4,490,936
Other Income $ 49,197
Total Revenue $ 4,730,876
Expenses
Care & Programming $ 3,784,832
Administration/Managerial $ 568,283
Fundraising $ 15,724
Marketing $ 47,892 n Care & Programming
Total Expenses $ 4,416,731 n Administration
n Fundraising
n Marketing
|Halloween is a multi-generational |Sarah and Craig Hammond |The talented Jake Matthews Trio wowed guests at the Hard Hat Tour
activity at SAM enjoy Breakfast with the Bishop
| 5000+ | | PILLAR $2,500 - $4,999 |
Anonymous Donor The Rt. Rev. Wendell Gibbs, Jr.
Anonymous Donor Thomas & Susan Jones
The Estate of Msgr. Edward Baldwin James & Karen Martin
Lawrence Bentley Lisa Nemazi
Paul & Marian Brasmer OneCare Rx
Marc Robinson & Elizabeth Briody
John & Sheila Brice | ADVOCATE $1,000 - $2,499 |
James & Margaret Campbell Natalie & Brian Campbell
Christ Church Cranbrook Catherine W. Collison
Jane Collins St. David’s Episcopal Church
Michael & Barbara Collins Doyle & Associates, PLLC
Cross of Christ Lutheran Church Cynthy Hill
John & Barbara Dilland Louis & Joy Landau
Episcopal Diocese of Michigan Les Millichamp
Craig & Sarah Hammond Carol O’Dea
ST. ANNE’S MEAD Charles T. Hammond Trust Jenny Housner Ritter
Donna & Eugene Hartwig Wihla Hutson Trust
SOCIETY $5,000+ In Memory of Glendon Heath
CUMULATIVE The Family of Virginia Jackson | LEADERS $500 - $999 |
John Lynch & Anne Hiemstra James Collins & Theresa Wisk
St. Anne’s Mead Society are Richard Kozlowski In Memory of Eleanor Eskola
George Lauff Frances Hammond & James Trask
friends who have consistently
Peter & Denise Rodgers Mary Kay Jacobs
donated a cumulative amount
Sr. Mary Schmidlin Jacob & Janeanne Jones
of $5,000 or more over five Dr. Robert & Marlene Steele, Jr. James Jones
years. The Society paved William Sullivan Mark Jordan
the way for us to exceed our Therapy Management, Inc. Michael & Sara Messink
$750,000 goal for our Margaret & Rick Tripp James & Ellen Netzer
Memory Matters Capital Unidine The Prosure Fund
PNC Bank
Campaign.
| PILLAR $2,500 - $4,999 | Margaret “Maggie” Rutherford
Richard & Debbie Astrein Sacred Heart Major Seminary
Going forward, the Society
Carolyn Averill Kenneth & Gayle Schwartz
leads the support of Mission: Joyce Turland
Fred & Barbara Capaldi
Possible, to enhance our Christ Church Cranbrook Dana Spencer Winfield
gathering places including – Prayer Shawl Ministry
our lounges, lobby and library
enjoyed by residents, families
and visitors alike. They also
lead development of our
Angel Fund for residents
in need.
| FELLOW $101 - $499 | | FELLOW $101 - $499 | | THANK YOU FOR
360 Risk Management, Inc. Robert & Catherine Stiteler IN-KIND PARTNERSHIP |
William & Jean Abraham Charles & Sondra Travers Hour Detroit
Mary Aleccia The Estate of Mary Truitt Meijer
Lauren Bailey Trustees of the Oakland County Parks & Recreation
Larry Bassett Trader Joe’s
Episcopal Protestant Church
Robert & Katherine Beebe Westborn Market
Kathleen Turland
Anne S. Benninghoff WJR News/Talk 760-AM
Thomas Wilczak & Steven Quinkert
Nita Bhatnagar
Jan Bissett Joseph Wolf, Jr. & Sally Doyle
Fred & Barbara Capaldi Rev. Chris Yaw
Barbara & Leonard Carley
Richard C. Corning, Jr. | SUPPORTER $100 |
Michael & Karen Davis Joanna Boelio
Robert & Janice Donahue Martha F. Bones
Vanilza DosSantos Mary Virginia Clark
Marianne Eliassen Lee & Julie Campbell ST. ANNE’S
Bruce & Georgelle Elson
Kathryn Elson
William & Marilyn Dean MEAD SOCIETY
James F. Deighton
Pearl Elson Paving the Way for
Roger & Diane Dingman
Cynthia Fellner
Bruce & Georgelle Elson Memory Matters
Michael & Debra Flynn
Terrance & Josephine Fogarty Capitol Campaign
Albert J. George
Peggy K. Goodwin William & Janet Foley
Cheryl Furtak
Mission: Possible
Adam & Corey Gut
Richard & Nancy J. Halsted Robert L. & Terri L. Haney Angel Fund
Edward & Anne Hammond Jerry & Canon Jo Ann Hardy
Robin Harris Harold & Jane Holder
Harold Hill Philip N. & Kathleen M. Johnson
Nancy Hogan Patricia M. Jones
Natalie & Gregory Jacobs John & Marcie Lloyd
Michael & Carol Joseph Diane & John Luscombe
Richard & Nancy Kosobud J. McMahon
Thomas & Yvonne Larabell
Gerald & Hazel Munro
Katheryn LaFerle
Donald C. Overy, M.D.
Thomas & Margaret Lloyd
Joseph & Margaret Pero
Dana Luscombe
Kevin M. Lynch Stephen & Shawn Rasanen
Terrance Lynch & Laura McMahon Cecilia Rehe
John & Shelia Marsh Julia Skeen
Constance and Roger McGuineas Martha Spear
Christine Mikesell Mary Ann Stange
Lois Nichols David & Jill Stein
Paul & Sue Nine Daniel M. & Diane M. Stock
Marilyn P. Nix Daniel B. & Rena L. Sutter
Juley Novak Margaret & Rick Tripp
Cassandra Olkowski Don & Leslie Tucker
Rev. Edward J. Prus
Kevin & Michelle Vogler
Marina Rascol
Arnold Weiner
Deric & Pam Righter
Catherine M. Zimmerman
Kevin Schwartz
James & Georgette Sheehan
Ted Stacy
Richard Astrein and mother, Irene enjoy the
Janet Stenger
annual Candlelight Dinner.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND LEADERSHIP STAFF
LEADERSHIP STAFF: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Jane Collins, NHA, Executive Director John Lynch, President
Monique Boyd, Director of Housekeeping Cheryl Furtak, Vice President
Jon Lechner, RN, Director of Nursing Deric Righter, Treasurer
Carrie Esper, RD, Registered Dietitian Rev. Brian Shaffer, Secretary
Peggy K. Goodwin, APR|MADR, TRUSTEES
Director of Marketing & Development Rose Fenster
Robin Harris, Director of Admissions Bishop Wendell N. Gibbs, Jr.
Preston Hill, Director of Dining Services Jacob Jones
Michelle Kotwicki, Director of Memory Care Services Tom Lloyd
Fr. John Lancaster, Pastoral Care Terrance Lynch
Amanda Murphy, LPN, Director of Assisted Living Marc Robinson
Tim Newport, Maintenance Supervisor Ed Toth
Paul Peppler, Accounting Craig Hammond
Kristina Schaefer, LBSW, Social Worker EX OFFICIO BOARD MEMBERS
Jennifer Stone, Life Enrichment Coordinator Fred Capaldi, Past President
St. Anne’s Mead
Assisted Living | Nursing Care | Memory Care
PHOTO CREDITS: Sheila Brice, Peggy K. Goodwin, Carrie Hall, & Lyndsay K. Schweickert
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