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WINTER 2021
Creating an Inclusive and Benefits of Tax
Welcoming Environment Information Gathering
Staff Spotlight: Bringing Remembering Those
Optimism and Hope You Have Lost
Self-Care Tips to Help News & Notes
You Cope
President’s Letter
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Creating an Inclusive and
Welcoming Environment
For Our Diverse Community
families live better a desire to bring the entire family along
with serious illness in the decision-making process which
through end of life. may delay a family’s decision for end-of-
The teams help to life care, especially if everyone is not in
ensure that staff are agreement.”
meeting the cultural, To help alleviate these fears, the Team
language, spiritual, created resources and holds a session for
and religious needs of new employees during orientation. New
patients and families staff are provided with an immediate
through education understanding of how to approach and
and support. care for Latino patients and families.
In this edition of Each September Hospice & Community
Horizons, members of Care celebrates National Hispanic
Hospice & Community Heritage Month. “Last year, due to
Care’s resource the pandemic, we had to get creative
teams share how the with how we educated staff and the
A
t the center of hospice and organization is serving all patients community,” shared Araceli Pena, RN,
palliative care is the belief and families. While the organization Hospice & Community Care. “We
that everyone has the right has three culturally-specific internal produced educational videos about
to die pain-free and with dignity, resource teams, it educates its staff on Latino culture and how Hospice is
and that families will receive the traditions associated with all cultures continuing to serve this population.
necessary support to allow them to and ethnicities. We also gave samples of popular Latino
do so. Hospice & Community Care is candy to staff as a fun way to share the
Latino Resource Team
committed to ensuring its patients and culture with them.”
“In 2010, Hospice & Community Care
families receive personalized physical, In addition to staff education,
was seeing the growth in the Latino
emotional and spiritual care when they Bereavement Counselor, Deb Gonzalez,
population in Lancaster County,”
need it most. This includes honoring participates in outreach to inform the
commented Sara Wiegner, Chaplain,
all cultures, ethnicities and sexual Latino community about end-of-life care
Hospice & Community Care. “In fact,
orientation. and the services offered by Hospice &
the Latino population had superseded
Community Care.
Each culture, ethnicity and person the Amish population.”
views end-of-life care and death According to Araceli, 2020 was the
In the Latino community they believe
differently. Hospice & Community Care first time during her two years of
that if you talk about death then it will
has three internal resource teams to service with Hospice & Community
happen. They want to care for their
help its staff properly and respectfully Care that her entire patient caseload,
loved ones themselves. They fear that
meet the needs of Latino, Jewish, and approximately 18 to 20 patients, were
enlisting hospice will mean that control
LGBTQ+ patients and families. Positive all Latino. This trend continued for
is taken away. Some believe that not
several months and reinforces the
understanding of different cultures is engaging in aggressive interventions up
impact the Latino Resource Team is
key in Hospice & Community Care’s to the end is comparable to suicide or
having on growing Hospice’s footprint
mission to provide personalized care hastening death. “Family is so strong in
in the Latino community.
and comfort to help patients and Latino culture,” explained Sara. “There is
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shared Allie. offered by Hospice & Community Care
“Bodies are to raise awareness about the LGBTQ+
never left alone community, but also noted that more
from the time could be done to provide support,
of death to the education, and awareness,” shared Ann.
time of burial “As a healthcare provider, Hospice &
and burials Community Care has the opportunity
occur quickly to create a welcoming and inclusive
with the environment that will allow for trust
deceased being and rapport-building for individuals
buried in a who have and continue to suffer from
plain pine box. healthcare disparities.”
Most Jewish The mission of the Team is to help
families will guide the organization to guarantee
only bury and inclusive, non-judgmental, culturally
cremation is responsive care to LGBTQ+
Jewish Resource Team often not an option even discussed.” patients and their loved ones, and
Judaism is unique in that those who “Team members like to educate fellow to promote an LGBTQ+ inclusive
identify as being Jewish associate it staff on these details that show respect working environment for staff. “The
with a religion, but also as an ethnicity, for religion and culture,” explained Team hopes to fulfill this mission
one that has its own special foods and Allie. “They make a big difference with through advocacy; education of staff
customs. “As time goes on, there are our patients and families.” and volunteers about the LGBTQ+
more ‘mixed’ households of Jewish and community’s unique culture, concerns
non-Jewish couples, and it seems like LGBTQ+ Resource Team
and barriers to care; and support to
less emphasis is on the religious part In 2019, Hospice & Community Care’s
Hospice & Community Care’s patients
of Judaism and more on the cultural Music Therapist Juliet Mitton and
and families regarding LGBTQ+
part,” shared Allie Richards, Social Social Worker Ann Pilarte attended
concerns,” shared Ann.
Worker, Hospice & Community Care. a day-long training called “LGBTQ+
“It is not uncommon for someone who Topics for Healthcare Providers When asked how Hospice staff are
is facing end of life to reflect back on and Others.” According to Ann, the ensuring LGBTQ+ patients and families
these traditions and customs. If it has training was eye-opening, educational, feel respected and honored, Ann
been years since someone has practiced and challenging
Judaism or attended a synagogue, in both personal
when they or their loved one is at end and professional
of life these traditions and customs ways. The training
may suddenly become very important encouraged its
to them again as a way to honor their participants to
culture and loved one.” examine how their
To help honor those traditions, Hospice places of work
& Community Care’s Jewish Resource create environments
Team shares information with Hospice of inclusivity, not
staff around major Jewish holidays only for the people
detailing what the holiday is about, served, but also for
what can be said to Jewish families on their employees.
that holiday, and explaining some of “During the
the traditions. program, Juliet and
“There are several unique customs at I talked about some
the time of death for Jewish patients,” of the good training
already being
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often seeming to touch a place deep in
the soul that many times words do not
seem to otherwise reach.”
Many Amish also like to use herbal
supplements to help with their
condition and symptoms. Hospice &
Community Care adds these to their
medication profile and usually does not
discourage their use. “We want patients
to use products they are comfortable
using,” shared Gwen.
shared that the Team is encouraging all Gwen Hostetter, RN, Hospice &
employees to ask patients and families Community Care. “Each family is Beliefs, cultures, ethnicities and sexual
two simple questions: What do you different. We assess how the family orientation are different for everyone.
like to be called and who is important functions as a unit and what is End of life can be filled with mixed
to you during this time? How a important to them. This allows us to emotions – from being scared to
person identifies themselves and who make adjustments to the personalized finding peace. Hospice & Community
they consider “family” can lead to care that we provide.” Care wants all of its patients’ end-
understanding and support. of-life journeys to be personalized,
Amish life is centered on their
comfortable and respected.
“The LGBTQ+ Resource Team is a community, church, and family. “Their
‘young’ team – launching only in faith and their church community is
spring 2020,” shared Ann. “I feel like very important, so that is something Support Hospice & Community
we have made good strides already, but Hospice holds very dearly,” shared Care’s Diversity-Focused
I know that it is our responsibility to Gwen. “Hospice & Community Care Initiatives
continue striving for LGBTQ+ patient tries hard to only visit on Sundays
The John A. Neville Cultural
and family support, and a culturally if absolutely necessary and with
Awareness Endowment Fund was
responsive work environment.” permission by the patient or family
created through the generosity of
to give them this time for fellowship
Amish Patients and Families Pamela Lyons-Neville in honor of
within their community.”
Hospice & Community Care serves her husband, John Neville, who was
Spiritually, the Amish community cared for by Hospice & Community
a large Amish population – serving,
often feels that they already have the Care, and who placed tremendous
on average, approximately 15 to 20
support that they need from their value on the important role of
Amish patients on any given day. The
church community. There can be times cultural awareness and diversity.
organization’s social workers, nurses
of spiritual pain and struggle and
and chaplains work closely with Amish The Fund is designed to provide
Hospice tries to honor their desire for
community members to provide the education to Hospice staff and the
prayers to be scripture based or from
best care possible while still respecting community about diversity and
their prayer books. “I and others on my
patients’ and families’ faith and values. cultural awareness; financially
team have had opportunities to sing
“Hospice & Community Care works support culturally-diverse patients
hymns with patients and families to
hard to be culturally sensitive to its and families with special needs;
provide support,” shared Gwen. “This is
Amish patients and families,” shared and provide translation services
a special time for all of us, with music
for non-English speaking patients
and families.
Ensuring a Diverse Workforce To make a gift to The John A.
In addition to Hospice & Community Care’s Resource Teams, the Neville Cultural Awareness
organization has a Diversity Committee. The committee is staff-driven Endowment Fund, please contact
and includes representation from a variety of disciplines and Hospice’s Hospice & Community Care’s
Board of Directors. The committee works to improve Hospice’s ability to Director of Philanthropy,
recruit and retain diverse employees and to increase staff knowledge and Amy Lewis, at (717) 735-8729 or
appreciation of different cultures. alewis@hospicecommunity.org.
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Staff Spotlight
Bringing Optimism and Hope
to Patients and Families
Hospice & Community Care’s 420 employees go above and beyond each
day for their patients and families. All Hospice team members, regardless of
their roles and disciplines, make a significant impact in the lives of patients
and their families, and the organization is shining a spotlight on these
individuals. In each edition of Horizons, you will meet a team member who
is living out our mission.
“I
wanted to work in end-of-life In his role, Eric often hears from
care because I feel like this is both family members and patients
a great way for me to do what that without the help of Hospice &
I have always liked doing – helping Community Care they would have
people through some of the hardest been lost. That, in addition to knowing
times of their lives any way that I can,” that he is a part of bringing some
commented Eric DeVries, Hospice & positivity and hope to patients and
Community Care Aide. family members during a difficult
Eric is a Home Hospice Aide in York time, is rewarding. “I’m very grateful
County. He is responsible for helping for the chance to be a part of this
patients with their personal care– from organization,” commented Eric.
her to give me a chance,” commented
bathing to getting dressed to fixing When asked what has been one of his Eric. “She was such a sweet woman
their hair – and preparing a patient’s most memorable experiences working and ended up being discharged from
meals and helping them to eat. During at Hospice & Community Care, Eric our services after her prognosis was
that time, he is also able to spend said that it is hard to pick just one. He extended and she took a turn for the
quality time with each patient – as shared an experience that involved one better. But during the time I saw her,
his visits last approximately one hour. of his patients during his first year at we had a lot of laughs and memorable
“My role is to represent Hospice & Hospice. moments. I’ll always remember her
Community Care and the values we “I had a female patient who I saw in my as one of the people who helped to
set forth in providing the best care first year at Hospice who was reluctant reinforce that I really enjoy what I do
for people in the end stages of their to have a male caregiver, but one of and made the right choice to be in end-
lives with the respect and dignity they the nurses on my team encouraged of-life care.”
deserve,” shared Eric.
Join Eric and the 420 Hospice &
Community Care employees who are
“Hospice is among the best places I have ever worked and truly making a meaningful difference in the
lives of more than 600 patients and
cares about its employees. Every team member is valued and the
families each day. If you or someone
work we do is so important and so necessary, that I can’t imagine you know is seeking a rewarding
working anywhere else. I’m very grateful for the chance to be a career in healthcare, please visit www.
part of this organization, and I’m looking forward to many years of HospiceCommunity.org/Careers today!
service here. Thank you!”
~Eric DeVries
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Self-Care Tips
for Helping You Cope During the Pandemic
E
ach of us is being impacted that has happened or continuing to States are experiencing symptoms of
differently by the ongoing happen related to Covid-19? Are you depression. That is nearly three times
pandemic; it may be cognitive, having difficulty sleeping? Do you the number before the Covid-19
physical, and/or emotional. Being often have headaches or stomach pandemic began.
able to identify how the pandemic aches? If you answered yes to any
Oftentimes when someone is
is affecting you will help you to of the questions above, you may be experiencing mental stress and
determine how to best cope. The feeling the effects mentally, physically thinking negative thoughts over and
long cold months, coupled with the or emotionally of being in a global over again, it will have an impact on
pandemic, can also have a significant pandemic. You are not alone. their physical health. It is important
and increased impact on your mental, to take care of your whole self so
According to a study by the Journal
physical and emotional well-being. that you can be at your best during
of the American Medical Association
Are you ruminating on the pandemic Network, Prevalence of Depression the pandemic for you and your
all of the time and glued to the Symptoms in U.S. Adults Before and loved ones.
news? Have you been more anxious, During the Covid-19 Pandemic, nearly Here are some self-care tips for your
frustrated or sad about everything a quarter of people in the United well-being:
Mental Health* Physical Health*
• Set and maintain a routine at home. • Fuel your body by eating a healthy, well-balanced diet
and drinking plenty of water.
• Focus on things that you can control.
• Aim to get seven to eight hours of sleep each night.
• Use technology to maintain social connections with
your loved ones. Consider a regular check-in schedule • Exercise every day.
to give you something to look forward to. • Take deep breaths and stretch often.
• Focus your thoughts on the present and things to be • Avoid risky or destructive behaviors, such as abusing
grateful for today. alcohol or drugs, excessive gambling or ignoring public
health recommendations.
• Listen to music or read books.
• Spend time outside, such as going for a walk in the
• Consume reliable news sources that report facts, and
park, but follow social distancing guidelines.
avoid media that sensationalizes emotions. Limit your
exposure or take a break from news and social media if Emotional Health**
you find that it makes you anxious.
• Focus on small things you enjoy.
• Lean on your personal beliefs and faith for support.
• Focus on how you feel in the moment – laughing,
• Look for ways to help your community, such as feeling joy and relaxed.
making a blood donation, checking on older neighbors,
• Social support – talk it out.
or donating to local organizations.
• Positive thinking.
• Acknowledge and appreciate what others are doing to
help you and your community. • Participate in random acts of kindness.
• Accept that you might need additional help.
7 *Mayo Clinic Health System www.mayoclinichealthsystem.org/hometown-health/speaking-of-health/ self-care-tips-during-the-covid-19-pandemic **WellSpan Employee Assistance Program
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Use the Tax Information Gathering
Process to Enhance Your
Financial Planning
By John S. Stoner, CPA, CVA and member of
Hospice & Community Care’s Planned Giving Council
M
ost people dread the task of ■ Form 1099-R: This reports how
gathering information needed much you received from pensions, the following vital signs associated
to prepare their income annuities and distributions from with your financial condition:
tax returns. Whether you use a tax qualified retirement accounts
1. How much income are you
professional or self-prepare your tax and IRAs.
generating and is it changing over
returns, the process can seem painful ■ Year-End Bank Account and time?
and stressful. The primary focus of this
Investment Statements: You 2. Are you actively saving for
annual ritual is “do I get a refund”?
receive monthly bank statements retirement?
The information assembled to prepare and quarterly investment statements
an income tax return offers an 3. How have your investments been
that report account balances,
opportunity to assess your “financial performing?
investments held, funds added to
health,” similar to an annual medical and transferred out of the account. 4. How much do you have saved for
checkup that is designed to track your retirement purposes?
■ Form 1098 Mortgage Interest
“physical health.” In both situations, 5. Are you depleting retirement
routine data is obtained and, when Statement: If you own a home and
have a mortgage obligation, this accounts?
interpreted, provides valuable insight
document provides information on 6. Should you consider refinancing
into the “patient’s condition.”
the amount of your outstanding loan your mortgage to get a lower interest
Review of tax source documents and rate?
and interest expense incurred.
your completed tax return can offer
■
Form 1040 Income Tax Return: Asking the above questions and taking
glimpses into your overall financial
The income tax return offers corrective actions as necessary can
well-being:
a summarized version of your help improve your chances of being
■ FormW-2: This document indicates financially prepared for retirement. It
primary sources of income for the
how much compensation you have is never too early to begin the planning
year.
generated from your job, as an process. The mandatory tax filing
employee. It also indicates whether Like blood work and other diagnostic
season can be a good stimulus to
you are participating in an employer tests in the hands of your family
address these types of questions.
sponsored retirement plan, and physician, the above information can
what level of salary deferral you are be used to gauge your “financial John S. Stoner, CPA, CVA, is a Partner in the
contributing into your retirement health.” Over time, this data can track Business Consulting Services Group of RKL
LLP. He can be reached at jstoner@rklcpa.com.
account.
■ Form1099-INT, 1099-DIV and
Composite Brokerage Statements: A few key provisions of the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security)
These documents provide an Act were extended into the new year. Contact Hospice & Community Care’s Director
accounting of how many separate of Philanthropy, Amy Lewis, at (717) 735-8729 to learn about tax incentives when you
investment accounts you have, and make a gift to Hospice & Community Care and what the new stimulus package means
the income generated from each for you in 2021.
account.
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Ways to Remember
Your Loved Ones
Rev. Paul Irion, one of the founders of Hospice of Lancaster County, said it best, “Life can be the same after a trinket has been
lost, but never after the loss of a treasure.” Hospice & Community Care invites you to remember and honor those treasures
that you hold deep in your heart by participating in the organization’s remembrance events.
Due to the uncertainty of the ongoing pandemic, Hospice & Community Care is strategically looking at how its remembrance
events will come to fruition as the community continues to cope with Covid-19. Your health and safety continue to remain Hospice
& Community Care’s utmost priority. Please watch for future communications about the remembrance events listed below.
Virtual Service of Remembrance
H ospice & Community Care invites you to safely gather with family and friends to view the
online Service of Remembrance program to honor loved ones who died in 2019 and 2020.
There will be two services available to view at your convenience – an interfaith service and a
secular service – beginning March 1 on www.HospiceCommunity.org/SOR.
Remembering Our Mothers
T his annual Mother’s Day program provides women whose mothers have died the opportunity to
remember, honor and celebrate their lives.
Join Hospice & Community Care virtually on Saturday, May 8 at 9:30 a.m. to hear from Debbie Miley,
Hospice & Community Care chaplain and ordained pastor in the United Church of Christ, present “Still
My Mother.” There will be opportunities for discussion with other participants. Space is limited; registration
required. Call the Pathways Center for Grief & Loss, a program of Hospice & Community Care, at
(717) 391-2413 by April 30 to speak with a bereavement counselor who will provide the log-in information.
Path of Remembrance
P ay tribute to your loved one with a keepsake brick or paver that will stand as a lasting memorial to them and the special place
they hold in your heart. Hospice & Community Care will place your loved one’s brick or paver along the beautiful and serene
walking path around The E. E. Manny Murry Center in Mount Joy. This Path
of Remembrance is made from thousands of memorial bricks, each inscribed
with the name of a loved one, and forms an unbreakable path of love, peace and
memories. To purchase a brick or paver visit www.hospiceconnect.org/path or
call (717) 295-3900. Orders must be received by May 4, 2021.
You are invited to join Hospice & Community Care at the Path of
Remembrance Dedication on October 17. Please watch for details to come
regarding the brick dedication.
Sponsored by:
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News & Notes
Hospice & Community Care Promotes Dr. Magill
Hospice & Community Care is pleased to announce the promotion of Dr. D. Thais Magill to Director
of Palliative Care. Dr. Magill previously served as the Associate Medical Director of Inpatient
Palliative Care for the organization. She has worked at Hospice & Community Care since 2009.
In her role, Dr. Magill oversees inpatient and outpatient palliative care and acts as a liaison between
Hospice & Community Care’s Palliative Care programs and community health care providers in
Lancaster and York Counties.
D. Thais Magill, MD
Welcome New Physicians
Colleen Hazlett-O’Brien, DO In 2017, she migrated from New Haven, CT to
Originally from Clarion, PA, Columbus, OH for a combined adult/pediatric Hospice
Colleen Hazlett-O’Brien, DO, and Palliative Medicine fellowship at The Ohio State
moved to Philadelphia to complete University Medical Center and Nationwide Children’s
her undergraduate degree at the Hospital. Following her fellowship, Dr. Moyer
University of the Arts in musical was recruited to the palliative medicine faculty at
theatre. After working as a Nationwide Children’s Hospital, where she provided
professional actor in Philadelphia, inpatient and outpatient consultative palliative medicine
she changed career paths and as well as home-based palliative and hospice care. Board
pursued a degree in medicine. She attended the certified in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Hospice
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Palliative Medicine, Dr. Moyer provides inpatient
graduating in 2016. After graduation she and her hospice and palliative care for patients at Penn Medicine
husband moved to Delaware where she completed Lancaster General Health and at Hospice & Community
her Residency in Family Medicine at Christiana Care Care’s Bob Fryer & Family Inpatient Center.
Health System. She also completed her fellowship in Suzanne Scott, MD
Hospice and Palliative Medicine at Christiana Care Suzanne Scott, MD, MPH, earned
Health System – graduating in July of 2020. her medical degree from Duke
Kristen Moyer, MD University School of Medicine after
Kristin. Moyer, MD, received her earning a Bachelors in Science
Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree at Cornell University. She
and Biology from the University of also holds a Master of Public Health
North Carolina-Chapel Hill in 2005 degree from UNC-Chapel Hill.
and remained in the NC “Triangle” Dr. Scott completed her family
for both her Medical Degree (UNC; medicine residency at Penn Medicine Lancaster General
2012) and Master of Theological Health and is board certified in Family Medicine and
Studies (Duke Divinity School; Hospice and Palliative Medicine. She is a Certified
2012). Dr. Moyer matched at Yale-New Haven Hospital Hospice Medical Director. With more than 20 years
for her Internal Medicine Pediatrics residency and of experience as a well-respected family physician in
subsequently stayed on at Yale for a chief residency in Lancaster County, Dr. Scott looks forward to caring for
Internal Medicine. patients and their families at Hospice & Community
Care’s Bob Fryer & Family Inpatient Center.11
Save the Date for Give Local York 2021
On May 7th, Hospice & Community Care is participating in Give Local York,
the largest day of online giving in York County. This event is an opportunity
to unite the York community around important causes and help nonprofit
organizations, like Hospice & Community Care, connect to the larger York
community. Every gift will make a difference and will help to provide
personalized care and comfort for patients and families facing end of life, coping
with a serious illness or loss.
Please consider making a gift to Hospice & Community Care on May 7th at
www.GiveLocalYork.org. You may also make an offline (check or cash) donation
directly to Hospice & Community Care before or after May 7th, indicating that
you would like it to benefit Hospice’s Give Local York campaign.
2021 Labor Day Auction Item Donations
Due to storage limitations, Hospice & Community
Care is unable to accept donations of used items for
its 2021 Labor Day Auction. Donations of new items
are appreciated and may be accepted by appointment.
To schedule a time to drop off new items or for more
information, please contact Holly Cheek, Special
Events Coordinator at Hospice & Community Care, at
(717) 391-2434 or hcheek@hospicecommunity.org.
Hospice Raises More
than $110,000 during
the ExtraGive
Thank you to the 668 donors who
supported Hospice & Community Care
during November’s Extraordinary Give
and helped us raise more than $110,000.
The organization ranked in the top 20
among 522 organizations for both dollar
amount raised and number of gifts
received. All of the gifts received will
help the organization continue to provide
quality care and comfort for patients and
their families.12
Welcome New Board Members
The Rev. Shayna J. Watson
Associate Rector of Saint James Episcopal Church and The Urban Well
The Rev. Shayna J. Watson serves as the Associate Rector of Saint James Episcopal Church and The
Urban Well, under the leadership of Father David Peck, in downtown Lancaster. She is a Board
Certified Chaplain through the Association for Professional Chaplains, having served at Lancaster
General Hospital, Women and Babies Hospital, Penn State Hershey Medical Center and Penn State’s
Children’s Hospital, and with Hospice & Community Care. As a community activist, Rev. Watson
serves on various boards that address the needs of children and youth, culture and arts, racial and
gender equity, and accessibility for various abilities.
Shayna earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and African Diasporic studies from the University of
Pittsburgh. She earned a Master of Divinity from the Lancaster Theological Seminary, and a diploma from Virginia
Theological Seminary. Shayna is the Creator and Founder ofΘθeoCon (pronounced Thee-Oh-Con): Where Theology Meets
Pop Culture Convention, a one-day comic book convention-style event, a first of its kind that provides a platform to talk
about the intersection of morality, faith and fiction.
David Groff
Vice President, Groff Funeral & Cremation Services
Dave joined Groff Funeral & Cremation Services, as a fourth generation funeral director with his
family’s business, in 2015 with the acquisition of Fred F. Groff Funeral Home. Dave is responsible for the
marketing of Groff Family Funeral Home and Groff Event Center. Prior to coming back to Lancaster, Dave
held many sales and marketing positions in sports beginning with the Chicago Bulls, Phoenix Suns and
Phoenix Coyotes. Dave was instrumental in the inception and growth of Branded Cities, a premier global
out-of-home advertising company specializing in iconic media in iconic locations.
Following in his mother Ellen’s footsteps, Dave serves as a Board Trustee for the Fulton Theatre, contributing on both the
marketing and development committees as well as co-chairing the Fulton Follies for two years. He enjoys serving on the
Lancaster Museum of Art/Demuth Foundation Board and contributing to the development committee and co-chair of
2018 Trees Galore. Dave joined Sunrise Rotary in 2018 and assists with sponsorships to the Club’s major events. Dave is a
member of the Tucquan Club and a plebe for The Pirates of Lancaster.
He received his BA from Denison University and his Associates Degree from Mesa Community College in Arizona as part
of becoming a licensed Funeral Director in Pennsylvania.
Grace C. Nguyen Bond
Attorney, Blakinger Thomas
Grace is a shareholder of Blakinger Thomas and practices in the areas of estate planning and
administration, employment, business, and health care law. Grace’s passion for helping others is what led
her to pursue a career as an attorney.
As a member of the Estate Planning and Administration and Business practice groups, Grace represents
businesses and individuals in business succession and estate planning as well as general business
counseling. As a member of the Employment and Health Care groups, Grace frequently counsels
employers on all aspects of the employment relationship, as well as on Affordable Care Act and employee benefit
compliance.
Grace graduated from Widener University School of Law, J.D. and Temple University, B.B.A., magna cum laude. She is
a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association and Lancaster Bar Association. Grace is chair of the Board of Directors
at Friendship Communities, serves on Hospice & Community Care’s Planned Giving Council, and is a member of the
Lancaster County Community Foundation’s Forever Lancaster. She is a 2015 graduate of Leadership Lancaster’s Core Class.13
Our Mission
President’s
Letter
To provide personalized care
and comfort to help patients and
families live better with serious
illness through end of life.
Our Vision
I
have always known that Hospice & Every person living in our
Community Care’s 420 employees community will receive the care
were amazing. However, words cannot and compassion they need while
coping with serious illness, facing
express how grateful and appreciative
end of life, or experiencing
I am of how they rallied together to
the loss of a loved one.
ensure that patient care and comfort were
continued to be delivered safely and with
Steven M. Knaub
the highest quality, while dealing with a
President and Chief Executive Officer
global pandemic.
There are still many unknowns around 2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Covid-19, but one thing is certain.
Gilbert Sager
Hospice & Community Care entered
Chair
2021 from a position of strength because
Geoffrey W. Eddowes
of our staff and all of you.
Vice Chair
In 2020, we served an average of nearly
James Stuccio
600 patients and families each day, and that care did not stop because of the
Secretary
pandemic. In fact, we saw a significant increase in the number of patients that
we served over 2019. Our staff dealt with changing safety regulations by the Karen A. Biondolillo
Center for Disease Control daily without compromising their safety or that of Treasurer
our patients and families. They continued to rise to the challenge time and again Dara Bachman
to ensure personalized end-of-life care and grief support for our patients and Richard Bailey
families. Our staff truly exemplifies what it means to be healthcare heroes. And Grace C. Nguyen Bond
2021 will be no different. They will provide the same compassionate care and
Michael K. Callahan
comfort you have all come to expect and deserve.
Stephanie Carfley
At a time when non-profits were struggling due to the pandemic, Hospice &
Robert L. Fryer, Jr.
Community Care was fortunate to have the support of all of you. Thank you for
giving the gift of quality end-of-life care to everyone in the community and for Leslie Gorbey
giving them the opportunity to make lasting memories with their loved ones. Dennis Griest
We continue to be in this together as we navigate this new normal, and look David Groff
forward to this new year ahead. Thank you for entrusting us to serve you, your Richard Hogentogler
family and the community. Albert Kuhner
Sincerely, Tony Legenstein
Alyssa Moyer, MD
Michael Ripchinski, MD
Steve Knaub J. David Swartley
President & CEO The Rev. Shayna J. Watson
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Memorial Contributors List October 1, 2020—December 31, 2020
We have carefully reviewed this list for accuracy and hope that you will notify us of any omissions or errors.
This list includes memorial gifts made during this period, including those made to our Annual Appeal; however, it does not
include the many generous gifts to the Path of Remembrance or Light Up A Life which will be recognized online.
Ray C. Achey Donald J. Armer Terri L. Bair Sally Ann Beale
Gail & Charles Ruhl Mike & Becky Armer Rochelle Darrenkamp The Beale Family
Nancy E. Adamire Patricia A. Armstrong John Edgar Baker Charles F. Snyder Funeral
Stella More Blakinger Thomas Law Firm Diane & Bob Lloyd Homes & Crematory
Jean W. Adams Meg & Peter Brubaker John T. Baker Jr. Esther I. Beam
Fred & Vivian Bauder Thaddeus O. Eshelman Susanne Starkey Earl & Julia Freudenberg
Jeanette B. Ebersole Jack & Ginjr Robinson Ronald K. Baker Nikolaus & Hohenadel, LLP
Shirley E. Forney Sally Rohrer Jane Gore Attorneys at Law
Mary & Lester Good Nancy Rote Boyd & Marlene Kerr Lois F. Becker
Dale & Julia Murray Ann & George Weaver Shirley M. Baney Dick & Sandy Bloom
K. Lenora Adams Steven Weinstein Charles D. Baney Sandra & Donald Galbreath
Wendy A. Kerschner Meryl, Chuck, Andrew & Ian Floyd Eugene Bantz Roxanne & Donald Geib
Thomas W. Adams Witmer EPC Lilacs Dance Team Larry Edward Beidel
Susan Adams Rick & Jill Woolworth Thomas W. Banzhof Sr. Michael & Patricia Beidel
W. Craig Adams Harris C. Arnold Jr. Florence C. Brown Bubb Family
Barry Keller Julia M. Arnold Foresters of America Court Aleta S. Connell
Andrew C. Albright Sr. Kim Arnsberger Susquehanna 235 Marsha L. Dawson
M/M David Therrien Norman & Cheryl Deffibaugh Shafter & Roberta Lucas Galen Linn
Florence M. Alexander Lena B. Atkins Richard P. Bard Kenneth Beinhauer
Joyce & Lloyd Lowe Jacqueline D. Southworth Terri J. Roos Jacquelyn Beinhauer
Jean E. Alexander Betty J. Atkinson R. Eugene Bare Mary Ann Benard
Mary Ann Kimmel Janine & Steven Guinter Rick & Peggy Bare Bachman Snyder Funeral
James T. Atkinson Home & Crematory
Madalynne Allen William E. Barker
Janine & Steven Guinter Matt & Krista Kae Hazen Robert D. Bender
Claudia & Kevin Summerson
Beverly R. Auker JoAnne E. Wolf-Bender
Robert F. Ambacher James P. Baron
Beth A. Auker Gina P. Baron C. Harold Benedict Jr.
Kristen Byrd
Richard A. Auker Marilyn L. Drake
Paul W. Ammon Wayne R. Barr Sr.
Beth A. Auker Brian & Leslie Barr Ronald P. Benedict Jr.
Ben & Amanda Bruckhart
D. Warren Aument Joyce & Ron Benedict
Rev. J. William Anderson Glenn E. Bartels
William Douglas Fisher Neal & Helen Witmer
Rob & Beth Anderson Bowman Sales
Robert H. Aument Cindy S. Croft Lawrence K. Berman
Robert T. Anderson Jr.
Dennis & Susan Sneath Dale & Christy Dowdy Janet Berowitz
Krapf Bus Companies
Susan E. Aument Susan & Craig Frey Fran Hoder
George Labiak Jr.
Dennis & Susan Sneath Ronald E. Garling Rose Kaplan
Joseph & Susan Pomorski
William H. Ayers Sr. Shirley A. King M/M Sander G. Sokoloff
Kathryn Smith
Michael J. Wendel Jr. Lonna M. Noel David H. Berndt
Leona M. Anderson
Christine Bacanskos Rodney G. Bates Bertz, Hess & Co., LLP
Rob & Beth Anderson
John & Janet Burns The Stone Family Don & Jackie Brennan
Peggy E. Anderson Donald & Mary Anne
David E. Anderson Garland G. Bachman Dianne H. Baughman
Brubaker
Raymond Oliver Anderson Gwendolyn H. Bachman B. Barry Baughman
William & Elizabeth Calder
Matthew 25 Thrift Shop Mary E. Bachman John M. Baumiller Jeff & Ann Clark
Paul S. Applebach Robert C. Bachman Tammy & James Baumiller
M/M Merrell F. Clark
Betty K. Applebach Janet M. Baderak Trudy L. Boley
E. K. McConkey & Co., Inc.
Taylor R. Applebach Nicole Zucchi Paul & Kristi Wallace
Dorothy & James Fricke
Betty K. Applebach Susan E. Baglow Mark E. Beach John & Mary Lou Hershey
Giovanna Arment Rick & Cindy Hogentogler Allen & Gerrie Hurst M/M Michael Hooven
Anonymous Julia & Lloyd Myers Tim Jantz Donald & Kay Houghton
Sharon & Michael Seidman Marty’s Garage Carol A. Keller
Charles A. Smith15
Dr/M David G. Kuntz, Sr. Sandra L. Bossert Elaine Suzanne Brubaker John A. Campbell Jr.
Clair & Peggy McCormick Lee A. Bossert Dorothy C. Diem Laurel V. Campbell &
Ron & Annette McKinney Aaron Glenn Bowman Jacob S. Bruckhart Richard Canard
Gladdie & Chris McMurtrie Carlyn Bowman Ben & Amanda Bruckhart Eileen M. Cargill
Kathy & Jay Myers Robert T. Bowman Rochelle L. Brunner Dorothy A. Mertz
Nottingham Agency Thelma E. Bowman Marcellene Paskowitz Sylvia J. Sheaffer
Jack Sapper Roberta W. Bowman D. Melvin Bucher Verna F. Stoltzfus
James & Mary Ellen Ed & Lori Hockenberry Stauffers of Kissel Hill Constance T. Carpenter
Smallwood Nancy A. Boyce J. Quentin Buckwalter Angela & Stephen Sydorko
Denny & Terri Teaman Matthew & Bonnie Aukamp Janet E. VanOrder Don Raymond Carter
Mary L. Wisniewski Ed & Arlene Harnish William E. Buffington M/M Milton W. Weaver
John S. Bert Jr. Mary P. Boyer Douglas & Gail Gibson Anna E. Carvell
Bruce & Neva Stambaugh Cheryl W. Rishell William H. Bunting Sr. Anna Marie Carvell
Lisa Bill Carolyn M. Brackbill Patricia Y. Bunting The Carvell Family
Carole Sexton Melissa & Kevin Sikorski George Burgasser Stacey Coffman
Paul T. Billy James L. Brackbill Stephanie Carfley Thelma J. Force
Susan A. Billy David A. Baker Ruth E. Burgasser Joan D. Groff
Gerald C. Binkley John J. Baker Sr. Stephanie Carfley Charles & Velma Hart
Kerry & Debra Bagnoli M/M Ralph Baker Daniel J. Burke M/M Ralph Meckley &
Harry & Shirley Gochenauer Daryl & Lida Bensinger Caryn Husowech Family
Jean Hess Gary & Judy Buchanan Stanley & Carolyn
Richard C. Burke
Bonnie Myers Joanne Grossi Newcomer
Kitty L. Heidlebaugh
Steven & Tanya Stauffer George & Paula Sigle Barbara & John Shenk
Robert P. Burkel
West Willow Church Health Ned & Joyce Trout Patricia R. Carvell
Sandra Astheimer
& Welfare Ministries Robert T. Bradfield The Carvell Family
Baron Elementary Sunshine
West Willow United Roxanne & Donald Geib Thelma J. Force
Committee
Methodist Church M/M Ralph Meckley &
Kersey A. Bradley Linda J. Burkel
Grace E. Bish Family
Jim & Saralee Tollinger Gary & Arlene Coar
David A. Gainer Bill & Ruth Spacht
Richard E. Bradley Doe Run Elementary
C. Allen Bishop Sunshine Club Orus John Cavnor
Ben & Amanda Bruckhart
Ed & Ann Conway EPC Lilacs Dance Team Jane Greiss
Joseph T. Brendel Anthony & Mary Ann Russo
Cecil & Joyce Horde Krista Grimm
Candis R. Brendel
Helen E. Reynolds John & Carol Johnson Kathleen & Douglas Weichert
Larry Brenneman Celia & Schlager Family
Lynn E. Bitzer Kathleen M. Mayer
John W. Albright
Jennifer Bitzer Anna R. Burkholder M/M J. Jude Schlager
Carol Brenneman
Michelle Mumma Bob & Dee Burkholder Robert Y. Chalfant
M/M Douglas J. Darmstaetter
Barbara B. Blakinger M. Arlene Burkholder MaryJo & Ed Shearer
Phil & Paula Jones
Dick Blakinger Janet F. Mawhinney Jay E. Charles
Carol & Tom Poirrier
Jacqueline M. Blanchette Robert L. Burns Barbara A. Charles
Patrick Rambeau
John & Kathy Enck Marsha & James Schmuck Leonard J. Charyak
John & Michele Regina
M/M William M. Koch Richard A. Buser Sarah T. Ellis
Annette K. Roderick
Heather Muller Patricia M. Buser Ceylon & Karen Leitzel
David A. Smith
Denise Walker Beth A. Leonard
Kay J. Snyder Melvin D. Butler
Susan M. Bleacher Yurchak Printing, Inc. MaryLou A. Butler Marian Rose Chavez
Kevin Kan David Chavez
Donald Brenner Carol W. Byers
Kim Bleecher LaRue M. Helm John W. Byers & James A. Chesney
Robert Bleecher Patricia A. Veser Kirsten & Charles Ullan
Elizabeth Bridge
Harry W. Bofinger Neal & Helen Witmer Mary Ellen Calder Chanh X. Chhum
Patricia & J. Kenneth Rankin George L. Calder Alex Chhum
Robert G. Bridge
Lois J. Boll Neal & Helen Witmer Andrew C. Campbell Anne A. Chillemi
Marie & Stephen Miller Kathryn Campbell Joanne & Alan Berkowitz
Sarah R. Bright
Earl Edgar Bomberger Teresa & Edward Albright Bonnie C. Miller Jean M. Ciarrocca
David, Lynn & Anna Funsten Bob & Fay Doster Audrey Y. Campbell Larry & Lori Ciarrocca
Blanca M. Bonet Larry & Marian King Scott H. Gribble Dorn L. Clare Jr.
Kelly Kleinfelter Bill & Jan Longenecker Dwayne & Susan Hostetter Charles F. Snyder Funeral
McDonald’s #4362 George Labiak Jr. Homes & Crematory
Alice A. Brubaker
Sharon K. Sacks Barbara & Bruce Ryder P. Blaine Clemens
Dennis C. Brubaker
Jacquelyn Wilson Donald W. Campbell Patricia B. Clemens
Amanda I. Stauffer
Cheri Work John & Suzanne Campbell Warren C. Colton
Alice Ruby Work Brubaker
Robert M. Book Douglas M. Campbell Donald & Mary Anne
Wilmajean W. Leister
Glenna R. Book Brubaker
Laurel V. Campbell &
Richard Canard16
Betty J. Condon Fern V. Deatrick Anna M. DiFilippo Irvin E. Elder
William & Linda Hagey Susan H. Witmer & Frank R. DiFilippo Kimberly Good
Esther M. Connelly Colin Martin Michael E. Dilloway Sallie Emery
Mary Ann & Bob Greiner Michael F. DeBerdine Jr. Peter & Pamela Bates Elaine G. Knight
John Connelly M/M Steve Book Toni & Frank Campbell Barry D. Enos
Mary Ann & Bob Greiner Deceased HCC Volunteers Phyllis N. Miller Patricia K. Enos
Cheryl M. Cook M/M Chris VandenBerg Jack & Ginjr Robinson Fred M. Ensor
Lorraine M. Ziegler Deceased Members of Paul C. DiSavino Roxanne L. Bream
Paul E. Cook Goodhart Family Adrienne Boullianne Bill & Helen Ensor
Ben & Amanda Bruckhart M/M Frank Goodhart Paul J. Dittenhafer Jr. Mark & Beth Ensor
Robert H. Cooper Jr. Barbara W. Decker Lee Mathewson The Miller Family—
Colin Cooper Helena M. Fulmer Dan Robert Dougherty Mary Lou, Lee, Richard,
Patrick J. Corcoran John C. Deen Sr. Pamela K. Dougherty Joanne & Betty Jane
Mary D. Corcoran Deanna E. Deen Emery W. Dougherty Reading Township
Mary Ellen DeFrees Eric B. Dougherty Board of Supervisors
Wayne D. Crawford
Joy & Wayne Shorts Eric R. DeFrees M/M Howard Downey Dorothy E. Eppehimer
David H. DeGuire Richard A. Minnich Walter R. Eppehimer
Sterling Crowl
Lance S. Crowl Catherine A. DeGuire & Jessica L. Drey Kelly A. Erickson
Robert Allen Ronald & Frances Roschel Rebeca Perez
Elizabeth Croyle
Barbara Croyle M. Lena DeGuire Marilyn J. Drummer Charles W. Erisman
Andrea J. Cubbinson-Moranz Sandra H. Deke Margaret Drummer Tom & Brenda Erisman
Alicia Moranz Richard & Elaine Bell & Family Geraldine M. Esbenshade
Paul & Evelyn Brubaker Stephen & Shoshana Franics & Catherine Burke
Melvin A. Curley Jr.
The John Gouker Family Drummer Robin Dobies
Christine A. Curley
Agnes K. Kettyles Lynn Granatir & Family Joan D. Groff
Daniel Curtis
JoAnn & Les Noel Betty J. Hill Sue Salisbury Mowrer
Kevin & Janet Yalch
Dagny Ponce Marsha Posey & Jim Mowrer
Carmen E. da Silva Mary Skinner
Wilbur & Judy Rohrer Nicole & Aaron Wildasin
Her Husband, Viriato’s
Louis M. Delaney Jr. Dorothy M. Drury Sarah Esch
Cousins in New Bedford—
Fernanda Gonsalves, Jane Steve & Michelle Lando Deborah J. Drury Ben B. Esch
Gonsalves, Anne Cathcart Francis B. Deller Rev. William A. Drury Malinda L. Esh
& David Gonsalves Charlie & Jean Deller Byers Deborah J. Drury Samuel B. Esh
Nancy A. Scott Michael & Paulinda Deller Jerry L. Dull D. Charles Eshbach
Kenneth J. Daly Joann & Chris Hullman Kegel’s Produce Jay & Mary Lou Eshbach
Shawn & Lori Daly Mary Ann Neff Larry P. Dull Sr. Mary W. Eshelman
Charles R. D’Andrea Glenn M. Raffensberger Janice E. Dull Rev. Dr. Martha B. Sheaffer
Wayne & Sandra Elliott Debi Samples Helen S. Duncan Joan B. Eshleman
Jean M. D’Andrea Andrew DeNatale Nancy Lou Bare Gladys G. Arnold
Wayne & Sandra Elliott Angela M. Carone Ben & Mignon Bowman Jere & Isa Breneisen
Carroll A. Daniel Alice M. Denlinger M/M William C. Burrey Donna & Bruce Bucher
Dianne E. Daniel Donald E. Denlinger Melanie Dunn-Chadwick & Ben & Sarah Clinger
John R. Daniels Charles G. Denlinger Ken Chadwick Andrea De Palatis
Goodhart Sons, Inc. Donald E. Denlinger Joan T. Ellis Joy E. Dietrich
Oaks Social Club Perry M. Dennison Brenda E. Keener Kathleen E. Dvorchak
Nancy G. Peterson Janette K. Gentry James B. McMullin Donald C. Emich
Bonnie & Fred Skagen Lois J. Derstler Shirley A. Redcay Donald R. Eshleman
Don & Claire Swavely Lancaster Lodge 134 Tina & Joe Texter Bill & Mary Anne Felger
John F. Dapp II Iralis M. Diaz Robert & Maureen Ulmer Dr/M John Forchetti
Carol D. Farringer Diane & Kipp Kulas John R. Ebersole Sue & Jim Goddard
Ronald L. Darrenkamp Edmund A. Dick Janice E. Dull LaRue M. Helm
Rochelle Darrenkamp Christine A. Curley Charles & Joan Eckert Bill & Jan Longenecker
Anna M. Daub Laura I. Dickason Brian & Laura Thompson Joyce & Sam Nolt
Jeff & Pam Musser Lori & Craig Brought George E. Eckman Shirley Ranck
Edward W. Davis Karen A. Dickman Melinda Trent & Sam Fitzkee Dr/M Joel L. Samitt
Lucille I. Davis Robert A. Dickman William A. Eddy Jr. M/M Richard F. Savicky
Shirley M. Dickson John & Frances Fleckenstein M/M Peter M. Witman
Jan M. Davis
Lavon & Moye Stauffer Denise Susan Dickson Barry L. Ehrhart Kathy L. Eshleman
G. Thomas Diehl Kimberly Ehrhart Jesse R. Eshleman
Edward G. Deatrick
Margaret S. Diehl Diane L. Kohler Sandra L. Frey
Susan H. Witmer &
Colin Martin Frank H. Diffenderfer Gertrude Eisenberger Mary D. Eshleman
Sechan Electronics, Inc. Mark & Dyan Eisenberger Jay & Mary Lou Eshbach17
Faith E. Evans Mary Ellen Fisher Kim Shultzaberger Rosalind P. Geisenberger
Richard C. Evans Doris L. Landis Randi Skullestad Robert & Karen
Louisa W. Evans Ronald C. Fisher Joyce Werner Geisenberger
Ted & Jean Ihrke Fred & Joan Asper Richard N. Frank Ronald W. Geist
Katherine H. Everett Ed & Sharon Stevens Heidi Hammel Patricia E. Glatfelter
Newell B. Everett, III Jean Fister Thomas M. Frank James O. Gentry
Vivian J. Fahnestock Drew & Kerri Behmer Charles F. Snyder Funeral Janette K. Gentry
Dr. Barbara S. Stengel John W. Fite Jr. Homes & Crematory Mary L. Gentry
Roy L. Fairbairn Janette K. Gentry Lillian M. Frankhouser Janette K. Gentry
Russell & Valerie Clark Katurah S. Fite Judith A. Wingenroth Deborah L. Getz
Jane I. Fasnacht Janette K. Gentry Aaron Freas Jessica A. Weidenhammer
Patti & Robert Bixler Jane E. Flinchbaugh Wendy Hess Paul H. Getz
Michele M. Ferrarelli M/M Andre D. Miller Robert R. Fredericks Jr. Dennis & Jane Getz
Marcia Trach Springvale United Carole Fredericks William Gary Getz
Samuel Ferrarelli Jr. Methodist Church Theodore J. Freeman Jr. Christine Getz
Vicki L. Ferrick William R. Flinchbaugh Peggy Dawson Bruce Greider
M/M Mike Zercher Sonia & Ritchie Laura M. Frey Fran Getz Halbeib
Sally Lou Fessler Flinchbaugh Linda Reheard Kathleen & Richard Herr
Marcia E. Albright John N. Flouras Mary R. Frey Walt & Mary Ann Price
Donna R. Coady Artemis Flouras Dr/M Richard P. Frey Diana Riley Rambler
Wendy K. Creamer Sandra D. Forbes Paul L. Frey Sr. Patty Riley
Benjamin & Cindy Ebersole Alison Bartlett Richard & Phyllis Bireley Rose Getz Riley
The Glenmede Trust Harry J. Floyd & Richard E. Fritsch Diane L. Stoner
Company Dr. Jeanne M. Floyd Lee & Jean Young Ralph J. Giannuzzi
Melissa K. Hoffman Linda K. Helfrich William Jeff Fry III Capt. Karen Laino
Michael J. Kiely M/M James J. Lambert M/M Kirby Brown Giannuzzi, USN (Ret.)
Katherine E. Leser Donna M. Schuler Thomas R. Frye Jack W. Gilbert
Junior & Connie Peeples M/M Larry Wise Joanne R. Boyd Jill A. Harsh
Tony Racette Arthur C. Force Annette M. Fuligni Robert H. Gilbert
Ross Buehler Falk & Thelma J. Force Dante Fuligni M/M Barry G. Gilbert
Company, LLP Elizabeth Fox Zachary Robert Fuller Patricia K. Gillespie
Carol A. Santaniello Deborah C. Shaubach Debbie J. Baublitz Lee & Jean Young
Donald & Nancy Stewart Ruth P. Frackman John G. Funk Kevin D. Ginder
Barbara S. Fisher Debra & Michael Hoover Shirley A. Funk Betty K. Applebach
Brenda I. Aument Stephen R. France Amy Gadoua Nelson R. Gingrich
Yvonne M. Beck Constance J. Rempe Lisa M. Hemming Yvonne Gingrich
Glenna R. Book Margaret Frank Joseph Santi Galletta Mary Jane Glatfelter
Michael Chicarelli Beth Arnett M/M James J. Sheridan Robert & Mary Wright
Clyde A. Dubble M/M Thomas Asman Rev. Lawrence L.
Donald L. Garden
Terri & Nick Duca Robert & Cheryl Benkovic Glover III
Jennifer & Keith Watkins
Barrie & Jean Edwards Barbara D. Brown Charlotte M. Glover
Jean H. Garden
Novelda Ferguson The Buczynski Family Ann M. Gobrecht
Jennifer & Keith Watkins
David C. Fisher Dr. Bryan Chamberlain Jodi & John Keller
Anna Gardner
William D. Fisher Ryan Chou Allen J. Goddard
Richard A. Minnich
William Douglas Fisher M/M Michael Cordone Carol Reckahn
Eugene Herr Gardner
John R. Gaetani Gary Demyen Edward J. Golden Jr.
Richard A. Minnich
Douglas & Gail Gibson Kathryn Fidler James L. Balmer
Douglas A. Herr Christine M. Garman
First Energy/Met-Ed Gerald & Kathy Day
M/M G. Donald Hess Lawrence & Jeanne Snyder
Lee & Cindy Betsy A. Graver
Jack R. Lesher Goldsworthy-Green Hannah F. Garman
Kenneth J. Hartman
Richard L. McMinn Samantha Hermann Goshen Lawrence & Jeanne Snyder
Gerald G. Huesken &
Susie & John Myers James E. Hermann John R. Garrett Friends at Conestoga
Steven G. Pavlovich Robert Hermann Sue & Chuck Garrett Valley School District
Rentokil North Marya Hewins Tory Rittenhouse Edward T. Kurek
America, Inc. Greta & Bob Ingraham Laurelene Rowland Irv Machles
Joanna R. Ripple Brian Kim Mabel E. Gebhart Manheim Township
Tim & Linda Schroeder M/M Stephen Krovic Doris J. Berberian High School
Gary & Susan Sensenich Angelica Lee William C. Gebhart Kath Lee & Charles Mease
Gerald Ray Fisher Genevieve McGann Jere & Carol Tangert Nancy Miller
Eric & Janet Renfer Wilton Mui Jere & Marian Trimble Sandra Y. Moyer
Richard F. Fisher Jr. Liz & Bob Pugh Mary E. Geiman Lee R. Rhodes Jr.
Eric & Janet Renfer Kathy Seidl Sandra & Donald Galbreath Gary L. Schlegel18
Bob & Carolyn Schmauk Christian D. Hall Gooding Group Foundation Donald R. Herr
Dr. Richard & Carole Sherr Julie A. Yingst Anne M. Kinzey Carol & Roger Steffy
Leonard & Mae Wolf Mary Catherine Hall Janice Patten Elmer L. Herr
Allen E. Good Douglas & Diane Finkbiner Kathleen M. Saul Charles F. Snyder Funeral
David & Karen Good Dennis & Jeanette Miller William Thompson Homes & Crematory
L. Fay Good Harry E. Pinker Tanya Wagner Jay L. Herr
Pamela Slavin Dave & Ronda Swinehart Lorraine B. Hausner Doris A. Herr
Frank G. Goodhart Jr. Rich & Kim Swinehart Christina L. Hausner & Martin J. Herr
Allison & Justin Bucher William & Joann Swinehart Michael T. Zuber Scott & Lauren Musser
Margaret L. Goodhart Timothy W. Hammel Grace L. Hawthorne Ruth I. Herr
Allison & Justin Bucher Karen S. Hammel James & Deborah Negley Dale & Helen Herr
Connor J. Goonan Dorothy Arlene Hammon Jeanette G. Heagy Theresa J. Herr
Rebecca & Timothy Goonan Barbara Matthie The Donegal Insurance John Henry Herr
Harold N. Graybeal Ida R. Hanna Accounting Department Philip J. Herrman
Nancy I. Graybeal Madeline F. Hersh Donegal Mutual Insurance Michael & Coletta Herrman
Paul C. Harbach Jr. Company Directors, Bret C. Hershey
Larry N. Graybill
Officers & Employees
Susanne H. Graybill Mariann E. Harbach Carolyn L. Hershey
Thomasine & Robert
Eleanor W. Gregg Michael C. Harbaugh Donovan Ella Mae Hershey
Ted & Maria Gregg Terry & Jean Miller Janie & Ray Eckroth Robert & Mary Hershey
Phyllis M. Greiner Joel E. Harman Kathleen Griest J. William Hershey
Chester J. Greiner Don & Jeanie Bentzel Cindy Heagy Mark Charles & Kathryn Rohrer
Darla B. Grenewalt Barbara J. Bortner Marge & Steve Nikolaus John F. Hershey
Kelly J. Anderson Carmen & Chuck Burkhardt James W. Sahd Carolyn L. Hershey
Debra S. Schaefer Dermatology Associates of Susan M. Sahd Richard L. Hershey
Linda K. Griffith York, Inc. Jeff & Connie Hershey
Burnell & Joyce Shenk
Greg & Yvonne Bump M/M Dale G. Harman Henry M. Hershey Sr.
Mildred A. Heagy
Carol A. Diller Pleasureville United Kathy Hershey
Mary & Peggy Siegrist
Lou & Amy Enzerillo Methodist Church Marjorie M. Hertzler
Zeborah Ann Harmon Doris L. Heefner
Linda Packer Fagan Janice H. Search Benjamin & Cindy
M/M Jeff Holliday Stacey Brooks Ebersole
Eugene P. Harsh Kermit C. Heefner
Joyce & Chris Kelley Janice H. Search Daniel E. Hess
Michael & Elaine Savukas Gwendolyn J. Harsh Ina E. Hess
Harold F. Harsh Grace A. Heidelbaugh
M/M Craig Wright Johnny S. Heidelbaugh James Amand Hess
J. Newlin Groff Jill A. Harsh Virginia H. Hess
Samuel H. Hartman Jr. Dorothy E. Heiney
Cheryl & Mark Scheid Skip & Nancy Minchoff J. Wilbur Hess
Jerre L. Groff Shirley A. Bard Barbara A. Hess
Deborah K. Hartman Joseph H. Hellinger
Doris & Gerald Dunkle Jeanette A. Hellinger J. Glenn Hess
Cedric E. Grosnick DMD Lynn Hench Rose Mary Hess
Isla Marie Wurst Lillian Nancy Helm
M/M Christopher Junkin Virginia A. Danz Vickie Kay Hess
Carrie N. Grove Lorna Hartman Barry & Carol Rineer
Rodney & Marian Rhodes Shirley M. Helm
Jed & Pat Grove Ed & Arlene Harnish Phoebe M. Shaubach
Gerald H. Grove M/M Robert K. Sandoe Dave & Nancy Wimer
Abram Ken Hartsough William R. Helm
Jed & Pat Grove LaRue M. Helm Annalee D. Hicks
Gladys V. Grube Larry & Lori Ciarrocca Melissa Hicks & Thomas
Thetis R. Harvey Joseph C. Hennessey
Gary & Deb Grube McCormack
Leslie & James Lemonick Ray & Susan Buchanan
George W. Grube Jr. Patrick N. Hill
Catherine A. Hastings Barry L. Henry
Michelle K. Hoffman Charles F. Snyder Funeral
Bed & Bath Affair & Interior Jill & Eric Schopf Homes & Crematory
Joan Lukas Clyde L. Henry
Barry & Donna Trostle Gallery Laura M. DuBeau
Gene & Jill Elliott Linda & Carl Krantz Marguerite A. Hill
Robert L. Grube Henry E.
Gary & Deb Grube Gregory A. Hastings Jeanne M. Hinkle
K. Chuck Honabach Anonymous James & Marlene Hinkle
Robert Henry Habich Shirley A. Henry
James R. Huber Donald A. Hirneisen
John & Carol Ford Jill & Eric Schopf
Doris E. Killion Gary & Deb Grube
Grace L. Hackman Allen R. Herr
Pamela H. Kinney Marjorie Hirneisen
W. Beth Hackman Evelyn C. Herr
Phyllis M. Kugler Gary & Deb Grube
J. Ronald Hackman Beatrice E. Herr
D. Michael Ness Edward G. Hoehn
Donald & Bonnie Martin Ron & Linda Bashore
Linda Antoinette Hatfield Sylvia E. Hoehn
Robert R. Hackman Sr. Pat & Paully Gibson
M/M Frank Colubriale Rose F. Hoenninger
W. Beth Hackman Peggy F. Wike
Dr. Janet Deatrick Dorothy & Thomas Barron
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