Dear Friends, - Texoma Health Foundation Friends, t is our pleasure to present the 2010 Annual...

Dear Friends,

t is our pleasure to present the 2010 Annual Report of the Texoma Health Foundation. This past

year the Foundation finished several key goals and milestones. We completed construction and

opened a new foundation office with an expanded Reba’s Ranch House. An additional milestone

came with the first rotation of board members since THF became an independent public foundation

in January of 2007. Three outstanding board members and leaders in our community finished their

board terms in 2010. We are pleased to introduce our three new members in this year’s report. In

addition, we had our first rotation in our Executive Committee. THF ‘s first Chairman, Herman Ringler

has devoted countless hours to the Foundation, and we thank him for his continued leadership and

dedication.

Over the past four years, THF’s Board and staff have focused on assuring that the foundation is struc-

tured to operate from investment income and therefore be here for future communities. We have also

had a consistent focus on efficiencies and disclosure. THF is one of the sixty-one percent of conver-

sion foundations in the U.S. that chooses to report to the community each year through the publi-

cation of an annual report. We strive to share our progress in detail, yet provide the information in

straightforward reporting. We hope you enjoy this year’s format, which incorporates a 2012 calendar.

We are privileged to serve Texoma and lead the THF Board of Trustees and staff. Our team is com-

prised of men and women living in our service area, in addition to a permanent seat for Reba McEn-

tire. THF and Reba share a vision in working to help make Texoma a better place to live, work and raise

our families.

We greatly appreciate the hard work and continued commitment of the Foundation’s partners, sup-

porters and volunteers. Your contributions allow the Foundation to have an even greater impact on

the health of our communities today and tomorrow.

I

KAY SKELTONBoard Chairman

MICHELLE LEMMINGPresident/CEO

Thank You to Our ValuedCorporate Sponsors

DedicationW.B. “Bill” WilcoxFor over twenty consecutive years,

Mr. W.B. “Bill” Wilcox consistently

served our community through his

volunteerism and devotion to the

work of the Foundation.

He continually gave of his time and

shared his talents for the benefit

of others. He brought joy to our

office on his routine visits to the

Foundation and held the respect

and admiration of his fellow board

members.

Our organization is stronger due

to his contributions, and our lives

enhanced by his caring spirit.

W.B. Wilcox1919-2010

The two weather vanes that sat atop the original Reba’s Ranch House since

its opening in 1992 now rest over the guest wing of the

new house. The vanes were gifted by Mr. Wilcox as a

reminder to families of the “winds of change”.

thank youto our donors

Amount received in Personal and Family Cash Donations in 2010.

$531,000

Donations from Families

and Individuals grow the foundation’s ability to

have an even greater impact on the health of

Texomans for generations to come.

Lisa Abston

Academy of Country Music

Adami, Lindsey & Co.

Joann Adair

Advanced Medical Imaging

Melida Ailshire

Colby Ake

Deborah Albrand

Shelly Alejandro

The Alexander Family

Dr. & Mrs. Stan Alford

Donnie Allred

American Bank of Texas

Jim and Nancy Anderson

Rita Anderson

Ryleigh Anderson

Sharon Anderson

Andrews Distributing

Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health

Shirley Armon

Marlon Armstrong

Shirley Armstrong

Stacy Ashcroft

Kelly Ashmore

Lisa Augustine

Jane Ayres

Martha Baker

Stacey Bangerter

Bank of America Matching Gifts

Shirley Bardin

The Cliff Baggs Family

Marsha Barron

Richard Barteau

Connie Batrice

The David Bayless Family

Jana Bennett

Kent and Karen Black

Blake Utter Ford

Sandra Blanke

Marilyn Bice

Susan Boquist

Virginia Bowen

Robert Boyd

Craig Brady

Brasfield & Gorrie General Contractors

Chris Brasher

Marilyn Brasher

Jeanne Briggs

Henry Brigman

Joe Brookman

Nicole Brown

Sandra Brown

Vickie Brown

Tracey Bullard

Robert & Gloria Burchfield

Debbie Burchfield

Brian Burnett

Kim Burrough

Jackie Butler

Melody Burton

Patricia Calabrese

Dan & Martha Campbell

Lola Campbell

Dr. Gregory Carlson

Racheal Carney

Teresa Carney

Marjorie Carpenter

The Family of David & Kay Castles

Caitlin Cato

Cap and Jaqueline Chesser

Barbara Chetelat

Tom Chick

Children’s Clinic of Sherman

Cindy Choate

Edith Christopher

Dr. Joe Church

Cigna

Johnna Clark

Madalyn Clark

Carol Clements

Sue Cockrell

Karen Coffman

Sheryl Cogswell

Rita Cole

Bob and Linda Collier

William Collier

Marion Connelly

Charles Cooper

Roberto and Irene Constantakis

Kathy Copeland

Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Copeland

Frances Coppenbarger

Ron Corcoran

J.B. and Earl Craig

Cheryl Criss

Daniel Crook

Dian Ketterung Crozier

Janice Crow

Dorothy Crowder

Bill Cueva

Dawn Cunningham

Patty Daniel

Stephanie Daniel

Jennifer Davis

Linda Deeds

Jordan Dick

Mark Dick

Noble Dickerson

Dr. Mark and Theresa Dickson

Julie Dilbeck

Reba DiNicola

Sylvia Dixon

Linda Dodson

Elizabeth Donaghey Trust

Patsy Dorner

Ashley Doshier

Wendi Driver

Amanda Duffer

Drew Duffer

Nicole DuLaney

Katie Dupee

Durant Lady Lions

Lee Early

Lola Early

Julie Ellis

Joyce Eppling

Rae Anne Erb

Cathy Eubank

Melinda Eubank

Wyatt Eubank

Cathy Evans

Debbie Evans

Emilie Everett

Norma Farinelli

Jana Farmer

Danielle Felder

Harold Ferrell

Jim and Carol Fines

Christine Finley

Michael Fisher

Sherry Fisher

LuAnn Fleming

Francies Flowers

Kelly Foster

Terry Franklin

Sarah Frietsch

Kay Fritts

Glenda Gaddis

Mackenzie Garling

Tina Garner

Justin Garrett

Lori Geesling

John Gerhards

Linda Gibbs

Connor Gibson

Harold Glenn

Janice Glidewell

Carol Goodman

Laura Beth Goodwin

Wolf Gordon

Mary Ann Gouge

Sam and Jeanie Graber

Jennifer Graley

Grayson Home Health

Grayson Home Hospice

Maria Gravett

Bonnie Gregory

Horace and Jeanne Groff

D’Ann Haggard

Lexie Halk

Margie Halk

Karen Hall

Rosemary Hall

Patti Haines

Angie Harbin

Kylie Harbin

Shirie Harbin

Peggy Harlan

Jo Ann Harlow

Sandra Harper

Bob Harris

Marcell Harrison

Johana Hartjen

Olivia Harward

Capt. H. T. Hastings Charitable Trust

Hats and More

Judy Hayes

Kathy Hayes

Norma Heath

Dr. Mary Hebert/Texas Oncology

Keith Heinzmann

Robert and Kita Hempkins

Andrea Henderson

June Hendrickson

Dorothy Henslee

Cheryl and Robert Herriage

Euba Herriage

Betty Hinsley

Virgie Holbrook

Ruby Holder

Tia Hogan

Elaine Hogue

Skeeter Hogue

Susan Hooper

Home Depot

Janice Howell

Dr. Mei Hui

Gaby Hundly

Marissa Impok

Asa Jessee

Helen Johnson

Joanne Johnson

Kat Johnson

Mary Johnson

Stephen Johnson

Debi Johnston

Hannah Johnston

Lance Johnston

Brandee Jones

Janelle Jones

Nan Jones

Mary Karam

The Karleskint Family

John Keating

Sue Keating

Linda Kellogg

Aline Kemp

Delma Kemp

Jessica Kent

Juanita Kent

Kelsey King

Doniece Knowles

Susan G. Komen for the Cure

Kwikset

Ladies of the Lake

Michelle Lamoreux

Landmark Bank

Dr. Marilyn Landrum

Cameron Lankford

Collin Lankford

Michelle Lankford

Dr. Angela Latham & Ken Altnether

Tobi LatShaw

Jeannie LeDane

Vicki LaPlant

Vivian LaQueen

Cynthia Lawler

Linda Layne

Mrs. Jim Leinart

Harry & Michelle Lemming

Haley Lemming

June Leverett

Anita Lewis

Annie Lind

Darrell & Annette Littell

Kelly Littell

Mrs. Robert Little

Misty Lively

Linda Logan

Kathryn Looney

Karyssa Lott

Kelly Loughlin

Vern Lumbert

Kelly Lynch

Linda Lynch

Dr. Darius Maggi and Family

Susan Malnory

Lyla Malolepszy

Lynsie Mandujano

Pam Manning

Robert & Debbie Markl

L. B. Marshall

Payton Marshall

Chrisonna Martin

Jenna Martin

Drue Corbusier Matheny

Matheson Tri Gas

Theresa Matthews

Ruth Maus

Christi Maxwell

Jayna Maxwell

Kim Mayhue

Oliver Dewey Mayor Foundation

Ella McBride

Rhonda McCollum

Teresa McCoul

Lue McCray

Vera McCreary

Edna McCutcheon

Linda McDonald

Carl and Pat McEntire

Diane McGee

Jody McGowan

McGrael Urology, Dr. J. Patrick McGrael

Judith McGraw

Shelley McGraw

Deborah McGregory

Dorothy McKee

Mike McKinley

Anna McKinney

Nancy McKinney

Phil McKinzie

Sonny and Katherine McLain

Claire Bliss-McNellie

Glen Means

Kim Means

Medtronic MiniMed

Mandy Meek

Sue V. Mitchell

Jim Meeks

Yolanda Meincke-Reza

Carol Melbye

Joanna Mello

Everett and Cathy Melton

Merrill Lynch

D J Metcalf

Jared Miller

Julie Miller

Luke Miller

Robert Miller

Kathleen Moeller

Patricia Moore

Susan Moore

Pat Moorehead

Brad Morgan

Debra Morris

Mary E. Morrison Endowment

Peter and Kathy Munson

Candy Myers

Richelle Nash

Sandy Nachman

NW Health Foundation

Francis Nelson

Perry Neuman

Cynthia Newton

Joseph Noble, Inc.

Noble Energy, Inc.

Beverly Norris

Christopher Nunley

Nuveen

Rodney & Shelley Odom

Regina O’Hara

Oklahoma Steel and Wire

Stacey Olmstead

ONCOR Electric Delivery

Dr. Rolando, Annette, Sarah, Katie & Cameron Oro

Eunica Overman

Paloma Studio

Sara Park

Vicki Park

Coy Don Passmore

Gary Paikowski

Sharon Pearce

Brandi Pena

Cynthia Permenter

Drs. Charles and Jeannine Phelps

Sherry Piazza

Number of organizations that sponsored THF events.45

Scenes from the 2010 Reba McEntire Golf Classic and Ribeyes for Reba’s Ranch House events.

Amount in net proceeds raised through volunteer events in 2010.

$135,000Kay has been a

supporter of numerous

organizations over the

years which most impact

the lives of those who live

in Texoma. These include

the Denison Education

Foundation, which she

served as President for

five years, and Texoma

Health Foundation which

she has served for many

years. She is an active

volunteer and teacher

at her church and is

currently a member of

the Board of Trustees

at Abilene Christian

University.

Meet THF’S Board & Staff

Kay SkeltonBoard Chairman

in-kind donorsClayburn Pickens

Jeanette Pickerill

Frank Pieczyneki

Linda Pierce

Nancy Pike

Jeremy Pilcher

Rosie Pilcher

Greg Pilkilton

Teddy Pitman

Richard Pittman

Patricia Platt

Cheryl Plauche

Cassie Points

Roxanna Porter

Tom Porter

Pottsboro Area Chamber of Commerce

Hattie Powell

Janet Quaid

Darlene Reed

Frances Reese

Bridget Renfroe

Catherine Renshaw

Julia Retz

Jo Ann Riha

Nick and Rebecca Ricigliano

Ross Riggs

Herman & Julia Ringler

Glenda Ritchie

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Charles Robertson

Phil and Betty Roether

Sonja Rollins

Anita Roman

Greg Roman

Brandy Rose

Lavelle Rose

Tim Rose

Ruiz Foods

Amanda Rutledge

Wanda Sain

Cathryn Schmidt

Heath Salmon

Shannon Sanders

Sanofi Aventis

Diane Sansavath

Dr. and Mrs. John Saunders

Jena Schafer

Helen Schoeck

Dr. Schreiber

Jennifer Schwichtenberg

Jacky Scott

James Scribner

Twilla Seagroves

Karen Settle

Debby Sewell

June Shafer

Carol Shaffer

Lavon Shannon

Linda Shelton

Darrel Shepard

Phyllis Shepard

Sherman Cardiovascular Care Associates

Sherman Chamber of Commerce

Deanna Shives

Kaitlyn Siems

Sally Simpson

Mike Sisk

Don and Kay Skelton

Angie Slate

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Slaymaker

Bob Smeby

Barbara Smith

Brianna Smith

Clara Blackford Smith & W. Aubrey Smith Charitible Foundation

Danny Smith

Gloria Smith

Hazel Smith

Jennifer Smith

Kayla Smith

Alma Snedeker

Ginger Snedeker

Connie Snider

Joyce Spencer

Christy Sprowl

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Standefer

Rebecca Stern

Ivy Steward

James Steward

Stella Stewart

Patricia Stinnett

Pat Stockman

Jim Stockman

Barbara Stone

David Stone

Brenda Stoll

David Stone

Tom Stotler

Ann Stubbs

Bob Stuckey

Valerie Sulley

Linda Sullivan

Dianna Sulser

SunTrust Bank

Janis Swafford

Ann Swain

Shirley Swain

Nancy Swearengin

Talley Associates

Tandus Design

Carolyn Tardik

Alina Taylor

Roland Taylor

Ben Terry

TES Energy Services

TMC Volunteers

Texoma Cardiovascular Services

Texoma Care Family Practice

Texoma Heart Group

Texoma Medical Center

Sandy Tocquigny

Gary Thomas

April Thompson

Sue Thompson

Todd Thompson

Cornelia Thornton

Doris Toler

Alex Torres

Lara Tredway

Turner Charitable Trust

Donna Upchurch

URS Corporation

Blake & Bob Utter Ford

Gail Utter/Wells Fargo Advisors

Michelle Vance

Scott Vance

Simone Vaughan

Janet Ventura

Hope Waller

Claudia Walters

Waples Memorial United Methodist Church

Paula Ward

Patti Warden

Jeff and Mary Warmuth

Vicki Washburn

Patsy Watson

Sharon Watson

Dr. Anne Webb

Ronald & Donna Weidner

Stan Wessinger

Shannon West

Bernice Whaley

Diana Wheeler

Janet Whitener

Dr. Larry and Kate Whitfield

Neeta Whittington

David Wilcox & Family

John Wilcox

Diana Williams

Karen Williams

Ryan Williams

Twyla Williams

Cliff and Cindy Williamson

Robert & Sheryl Willyerd

Wilson N Jones

Rachael Wood

Katy Yates

Deanna Young

Larry & Beverly Young

Paul Zepecki

Allen’s Custom Framing

Andrews Distributing

Lynda Applegate

ARC-COM Fabrics, Inc.

Architex International

Armstrong Commercial Flooring

ASI, Inc.

Rick Barteau

Sherry Branham

Brasfield & Gorrie

The Buzz

CCRD, Inc.

Calendar Magazine

Melvin and Kathy Camp

Lola Campbell

Gary Carson

Cavastone Group

Central Church of Christ

Cigna

Brenda Cherry

Kelly Clarkson

Carol Clements

City of Denison

Coco-Cola

Culligan Water Conditioning

Rolf and Sharleen Daltile

Dauphin

Denison Country Club

Designtex

Earl & J.B. Craig

Colleen Doyle

Katie Dupee

Epsilon Sigma Alpha

First Presbyterian Church of Denison

Five Star Storage

Five Star Surfaces

FocusEGD

Furniture Box

Genspring Family Offices and Sun Trust

John Gerhards

Grace Lutheran Church

Maria Gravett

Greenscreen

HKS, Inc.

Hallmark Creations - Gloria Huhtala

Herald Democrat

Mr. and Mrs. Van Herpen

Landon and Dominic Herpen

In-Design

Innovations

Tom and Peggy Johnson

K Bar K

Karndean International, LLC

Knoll Textiles

KTEN

KXII

Albert and Alice Lawrence

Luna Textiles

Mayer Fabrics

Randa McClendon

Mr. & Mrs. Carl McEntire

Next Media

North Texas Golf Cars

Julia Northup

Oakridge Baptist Church

ONCOR

Park Avenue Church of Christ

Parkside Baptist Church

Nancy Pike

PLI RAB Lighting

Reggie Quimby

Frances Reese

Herman & Julia Ringler

Sayler Auctions

Savoy Church of Christ - The Elders

Shaw Contract Flooring

Sina Pearson Textiles

Lou Ann Smith

St. Lukes Episcopal Church

Starstruck Entertainment

Stone Brook Assisted Living

Tanglewood

TexomaLiving.com


Textile Fabric Associates

TMC Volunteers

Linda Trent

Trinity Lighthouse Church

Ultimate Flooring Solutions

Dr. Mackey Watkins

Whirlpool

Doris Wilcox and Family

Charles & Debbie Williams

Wilsonart International, Inc.

Number of Volunteers who helped with THF events and activities in 2010.99

Left: Race Day volunteers from Austin College

Reba’s Golf Classic Committee Members Waterloo Race Day volunteers Breast Cancer Committee volunteers

Below left: Reba’s Golf Classic; right: 2010 Go Red registration

Dr. Maggi was a charter

member of the original


Foundation in 1982 and

was instrumental in

originally encouraging

Reba McEntire to help

support healthcare

services in Texoma. He

agreed to rejoin the THF

Board in September

of 2009. Since his

retirement from private

medical practice, he has

founded West Africa

Fistula Foundation,

where he actively works

in improving the lives of

women in Sierra Leone,

West Africa.


Darius Maggi, M.D.

Board Vice-Chairman

THF board and legacy board membersTHF Board of Directors

Kay Skelton Chairman

Darius Maggi, M.D. Vice-Chairman

Stefanie Stumpff Secretary Treasurer

Karen Alford Grants & Giving Chairman

Kent Black

John Carey

Jim Crittenden

Sam Graber

Horace Groff

Jared Johnson

Angela Latham, M.D.

Margie Morris

Herman Ringler

Cliff Williamson

Past THF Board MembersTony KaaiPhil McKinziePhil RoetherJerry CulpepperJerdy Gary

Peter Munson

Reba’s Ranch House Legacy Members

Ray ClymerJerdy and Anne GaryLacy & Dorothy HarberDr. Darius MaggiOliver Dewey Mayor FoundationRay and Mary E. MorrisonThe Munson FoundationMr. & Mrs. Ralph PorterClara BlackfordAubrey W. Smith FoundationW.E. Wilcox

volunteer committee members and RRH volunteersKaren Alford

Nancy Anderson

Marie Avery

Marilyn Bice

Cathy Black

Jim Bono

Margie Braswell

Cat Breyfogle

Eddie Brown

John Bullard

Tracey Bullard

Debbie Burchfield

Tom Chick

Johnna Clark

Ronnie Cole

Janice Crow

Jennifer Davis

Sara Davis

Cathy Eubank

Carol Fines

Eric Havens

Kim Hensarling

Randy Hensarling

Robert Herriage

Chris Hix

Betty Holland

Janet Holland

Billie Hood

Susan Hooper

Janet Howell

Mary Karam

Kara Knight

Tom Lankford

Sherry Little

Mike McKinley

Csipet Moberly

Betty Mollenhour

Kelly Moeller

Ginger Nye

Katy Oates

Sherry Piazza

Julia Retz

Betty Roether

Helen Schoeck

Linda Shelton

Stan and Sherry Simmons

Kelly Sexton

Scott Smathers

LouAnn Smith

Randy Truxal

Mary Utley

Jim Vidmar

Steve Voelzke

Beth Williams

Diana Williams

Deanna Young

Larry Young

Reba’s Ranch House legacy members attending THF events in 2010.

Stefanie Stumpff

attended the University

of Oklahoma and

obtained degrees in

Business Administration

and Accounting. She

is a Certified Public

Accountant and has a

successful background

in Nursing Home

Administration and

Long Term Care.


Stefanie StumpffSecretary/Treasurer

THF invests funds with an over

arching goal of assuring that the foundation is here

for our grandchildren and our grandchildren’s

grandchildren. THF’s investment strategy is

designed to protect the Foundation’s current

and long-term benefit to the community by

balancing the goal of addressing the needs

of today, while minimizing risk and

achieving growth to meet the

healthcare needs of the future.

Karen Hibbitt-Alford

has lived in Denison

more than 40 years. She

is a former public and

private school teacher

with a history of serving

churches, children and

schools of Denison.

In addition to serving

on the Denison City

Council as mayor pro

tem, Alford has served

on numerous boards

including the Commission

on State Emergency

Communications, the

Denison Education

Foundation and the

Denison Service League.

Karen Hibbitt-AlfordGrants & Giving Chair


investing forthe future

Large Growth 23%

Large Value 23%

Mid

-Sm

all Cap

17%

International

9%

Fixed Income 24%

Cash 4%

Assets

Cur r ent Assets Cash I n Bank $ 1,567,360.65 Cer ti fi cates of Deposi ts 262,211.22 Total Cur r ent Assets 1,829,571.87 Fi xed Assets Land 212,840.40 Land Impr ovements 261,187.47 Bui l di ng 3,130,813.87 Equi pment 609,513.01 Total Fi xed Assets 4,214,354.75 Less Accumul ated Depr eci ati on ( 1,043,247.00) Net Fi xed Assets 3,171,107.75 Other Assets Notes Recei vabl e – Mor r i son 1,256,926.15 I nvestments 38,724,204.16 Far m Home for Sal e – Restr i cted 147,350.00 Note Recei vabl e Johnson 487,582.10 Total Other Assets 40,616,062.41 $45,616,742.03 L iabilities and Fund Balance

Cur r ent Li abi l i ti es Accounts Payabl e 401( k) $ 1,969.44 Equi ty Unr estr i cted Gener al 34,461,174.67 Restr i cted 7,118,726.83 Cur r ent Per i od Net I ncome 4,034,871.09

Total Fund Bal ances 45,614,772.59

$45,616,742.03

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THF’s Finance and Investment Committee is comprised of experienced business leaders who meet monthly. THF investments are reviewed in detail quarterly to evaluate

performance of our investment managers.

In addition, an external CPA firm assists in tracking and reporting the Foundation’s day-to-day finances.

The THF operating budget is just .88% of assets compared to the national benchmark of 2.0% and a national average of 7%

0.88%spending wisely

Amount of income generated from Family Endowments invested with THF in 2010.

$142,000

Major Family Endowments and Family Gifts held by THF include:The Family of Jack and Kathleen Berry, the Andy Buckner Gift, the Dialysis Fund established by Dr. Mackey Watkins, Sarah Greer Mayor Gift in honor of her parents, J. Lee and Fay Agnes Greer, the Ray and Mary Morrison Endowments, the Mary Myers Endowment, the Roberta Pond Endowment, the Ralph and Frances Porter Endowment, Marcus J. Sedlmeir Gift, Dr. Sara Swamy Gift and the Joe and Norma Turner Gift.

Endowments and estate planning are investments in the health of Texoma and can support special projects such as the Reba’s Ranch House, uninsured care, education and children’s scholarships to diabetes camp.

Herman Ringler is

the first Chairman

of THF. His family

owned and operated

a ladies clothing store

on Main Street in

Denison for over 60

years before it was

sold in 2006.

He has a long history

of service to Texoma.

In addition to THF,

he currently serves

on the board of the

Crisis Center and the

Denison Education

Foundation.

Herman RinglerPast Chairman


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Thank You to Our ValuedCorporate Sponsors

New Year’s Day

Dr. Martin Luther King Day

2010 gifts and granteesAMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN RED CROSS

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF DENISON

CAMP SWEENEY

CASA OF GRAYSON COUNTY

CENTER FOR FAMILY MEDICINE

CHILD AND FAMILY GUIDANCE CENTER

CRISIS CENTER

DENISON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

DENISON PARKS & RECREATION

DFW 5.01 CORP

EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITY

EYEMART EXPRESS STORE

FOUR RIVERS OUTREACH

GRAYSON COUNTY COLLEGE

GREATER TEXOMA HEALTH CLINIC

HERALD DEMOCRAT SCHOOL PROGRAM

KNOBBE EYE CARE AND LASER CENTER

KOOL SMILES

LAKE TEXOMA DENTAL CARE

LINDA ORO CASTILLO, M.D.

MAIN STREET OPTICAL

MARK E. DICKSON MD

MICHAEL A. KARLESKINT, D.D.S.

NORTH TEXAS ANESTHESIOLOGY

ONE MEDICAL

PVES FOUNDATION, INC.

QUEST DIAGNOSTIC

RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF DENISON

ROLANDO P. ORO, M.D.

RONALD L. ENNIS, M.D.

SHERMAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

SHERMAN MEDICAL

SHERMAN RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATES

SOUTHEASTERN FOUNDATION, INC

SUSAN G. KOMEN RACE FOR GRAYSON

TEXAS ONCOLOGY

TEXOMA MEDICAL CENTER

TEXOMACARE-PEDIATRICS

THE MEDICINE SHOPPE

THE REHABILITATION CENTER

WILLIS FAMILY CLINIC

WILSON N JONES HOPSPITAL

WNJ COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Kent Black’s career in

business spanned 35

years and included

serving as Executive

Vice President and

Chief Operating Officer

of Rockwell. In 1995

Black led the formation

of a new joint venture

company, United Space

Alliance, to serve as the

prime contractor and

operator of the Space

Shuttle for NASA. He

was the first CEO of the

company and retired in

1997 to his ranch near

Pottsboro.

Kent BlackChair of Finance




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In addition to ongoing

event sponsorships

and giving through

endowments, THF

opens a community

grant cycle annually.

Funds are awarded

to organizations with

innovative projects

that create meaningful

change and align with

THF’s funding priorities.

Priorities include access

to healthcare services,

health education and

the nursing workforce.

Amount of funds awarded to nonprofit organizations in 2010 through THF’s annual community grant cycle.

Amount of additional funds granted to organizations and providers through endowments, matching grants and small sponsorships in 2010.

$351,000$363,000 Nursing instruction positions funded through THF’s community grant to Grayson County College.

Go Red with the American Heart Association and get a heart healthy check-up this month.

Groundhog Day

Presidents Day

National Wear Red Day

Valentine’s Day

Mardi Gras

Amount contributed to health-related projects in Texoma since 2007.

$8,000,000improving the health of Texoma

John Carey is the

Vice-President of

First United Bank and

Trust of Durant. From

2002 until 2010, Carey

served in the Oklahoma

State Legislature as a

Representative from

Bryan County. Carey is

the past chairman of

the Bryan County Junior

Livestock Committee, he

serves as the assistant

scout master in Durant

and as a board member

of the Bryan County

Pregnancy Board.

John CareyBoard Member




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G R AY S O N

B R Y A NM A R S H A L L

F A N N I N

The Texoma Health

Foundation has a

Mission to improve the

health of residents in

Grayson and Fannin

Counties in North Texas,

and Bryan and Marshall

Counties in Southern

Oklahoma.

The population of THF’s

service area includes over

Texomans that are the

focus of the foundation’s

ongoing efforts.

200,000

$3,000,000Amount dispersed by the THF Board in 2010.

Day Light Savings St. Patrick’s Day

American Diabetes Day

supportingour nurses

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THF was 1 of 9 organizations chosen across the country to receive a $250,000 Robert Wood Johnson Partners Investing in Nursing’s Future match grant.

1 of only 24 foundations selected nationally to develop a strategic plan for the implementation of the National Institute of Medicine’s nursing report.

There are 14 local, regional and international partners involved in THF’s Partner’s Investing in Nursing’s Future Tele-Education Project.

THF covered the cost of sending 7 collaborative members to trainings and educational events in 2010 including a national training on evaluation, education on the roll-out of the Nursing IOM Report, participation in a national grantee meeting in D.C. and a Texas tele-education conference.

Following a decision to

seek representation on

the Board from each

of THF’s four counties;

Mr. Jim Crittenden was

selected to represent

Fannin County.

Mr. Crittenden has

extensive experience in

business ownership and

finance. In addition, he

has served in leadership

positions on various

public and private non-

profit governing boards

on the local, regional, and

state level.

Jim CrittendenBoard Member




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$67,000Amount expended in 2010 through a half-million dollar commitment between THF and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the nation’s largest public health foundation.

Partners: DISD, ECU at Southeastern, Grayson County College, Grayson County Emergency Response, Grayson Home Health, Greater Texoma Health Clinic, Northwest Health Foundation, Prairie Area Health Education Center, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Texas A&M at Commerce, Texas Region 10, Texoma Medical Center, West Africa Fistula Foundation and Workforce Solutions Texoma.

April Fools Day Good Friday

Easter Sunday

National Volunteer Week

Amount granted to Grayson County College and ECU at Southeastern to fund four nursing faculty positions with a goal of increasing the number of nurse graduates entering the field.

$185,000 growing the nurse workforce here at home

92100

Ninety-two percent of students accepted into the two THF-sponsored programs grew up here in Texoma.

ECU at Southeastern had a one-hundred percent retention rate (the highest in the past five years).

Sam Graber is an attorney

practicing primarily estate

planning and federal

tax law. He is a member

of the Oklahoma Bar

Association, the State

Bar of Texas and is one of

only 75 Texas attorneys

certified by the Board

of Legal Specialization

of the State of Texas in

both estate planning and

probate, and taxation.

Graber has served in

numerous volunteer

capacities including work

with foundations and

healthcare organizations.

Samuel W. GraberBoard Member




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Thank You to our veterans and troops for serving to protect our freedom.

Following a two-

year research

report published in

2010, the National

Institute of Medicine

recommended

increasing the number

of nursing instructors to

address the US nursing

shortage as a national

best-practice.

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23Sixty additional nursing students were admitted to Grayson County College and ECU at Southeastern.

Twenty-three additional nurses graduated from Grayson County College as a result of the THF project.

Cinco de Mayo

Mothers Day Armed Forces Day

Memorial Day

National Nurses Week

Reba attending the House’s ribbon-cutting ceremony in May 2010.

$170,000

$2,600,000

Amount invested annually by THF into the operations of Reba’s Ranch House in Denison.

Amount dispersed by THF to match donations and contributions making possible a $4.6 million construction project to build the new and expanded Reba’s Ranch House.

Judge Horace Groff, a

native of Denison, has

been involved in public

and community service

most of his adult life. Groff

has served the people

of Grayson County for

41 years, the last 21

as County Judge. His

involvement includes

religious, civic and

fraternal organizations, as

well as Texoma Medical

Center, Regensburger

Foundation, Loy Lake Park

Improvement Association

and Habitat for Humanity.

Horace GroffBoard Member

Meet THF’S Board & Staffproviding comfortand a place to stay

To learn more about Adopt-a-Day visit our website atwww.texomahealth.org



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Fathers Day

Reba’s Ranch House was

created as a result of the

love and compassion of

Reba McEntire. The new

Reba’s Ranch House has

expanded facilities and

now serves families whose

loved one is receiving care

at any of the hospitals, or

end-of-life care through

home hospice in THF’s four-

county service area.

Number of guests that have walked through the doors of Reba’s Ranch House since opening in 1992.

2,600

Flag Day

Amount granted by THF to purchase dialysis equipment for those in need at Texoma Medical Center through the Dialysis Endowment established by Mackey Watkins, M.D.

$27,000

$15,000

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Amount granted by THF to The Rehabilitation Center to purchase an aquatic lift.

Number of uninsured patients benefiting from the new aquatic lift provided by the THF grant.

improving healthinfrastructure and equipment

Dr. Angela Latham is a

partner in TexomaCare,

a group family practice,

where she has practiced

family medicine since

1996. She is also the chief

medical officer of the

Greater Texoma Health

Clinic, which provides

low-cost primary medical

care to eligible residents

of Grayson County. Dr.

Latham has donated her

time and energy to many

community boards and

committees.

Angela Latham, M.D.

Board Member




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Independence Day

National Hospitality House Week

1THF’s grant to the City of Denison Fire Department purchased the city’s first emergency rescue boat.

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Amount granted for care of the uninsured.

Number of patient visits supported at the Greater Texoma Health Clinic through THF’s community grant cycle and the Porter Family Endowment.

Number of Families who received counseling services at the Child and Family Guidance Center.

Number of days covered for uninsured patients who were assisted at Grayson Home Hospice.

$264,000

4,675961

183

improving access to services for the uninsured

6 Six patients were cared for at Texoma Medical Center through the Porter Family Endowment.

Cliff Williamson is the

Chief Operating Officer

of Reba McEntire’s

Starstruck Entertainment

and Reba’s Business, Inc.

Williamson has been with

the company for 19 years.

In addition to managing

Reba, Kelly Clarkson

and Blake Shelton, the

company includes the

Reba Brand of clothing,

home goods, luggage and

recording studios located

in Nashville.

Cliff WilliamsonBoard Member




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st Fifteen percent of

residents living in

the foundation’s

four-county service

area are uninsured.

15%

Amount granted to Camp Sweeney to supplement tuition for children attending diabetes summer camp.

Amount granted to the Denison Boys and Girls Club to develop a childhood obesity and healthy living project.

Amount distributed in small grants to children’s educational and support programs.

$29,000

$16,000

$2,000

Made possible by support from the Berry Family and proceeds from the annual Waterloo Race organized by THF.

17Seventeen children from THF’s four-county service area received scholarships to attend Camp Sweeney—a three-week camp designed to teach children to manage their diabetes.

Michelle was raised in

Kilgore, Texas. She began

her career in Louisiana

and served as the

youngest healthcare CEO

in the state. She led the

development of the Bayou

Teche Community Health

Network and later oversaw

a state-wide network

of Louisiana’s 43 rural

hospitals. Prior to joining

THF, she was brought

in to lead healthcare

recovery efforts following

hurricanes Katrina and

Rita through the Health

Services Recovery Council .

Michelle LemmingPresident/CEO

Meet THF’S Board & Stafffocusing on thehealth of our future

Waterloo Race Ceremony 2010



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Labor Day

Rosh Hashanah Begins

Yom Kippur Begins

Amount granted to local physicians and pharmacies to help cover medical care for children in Grayson County.

$3,000

Made possible by support from the Children’s Clinic of Sherman.

Michele has served

as the Vice President

of Operations at THF

since 2007. Prior to

joining the foundation,

Michele worked in the

restaurant business where

she developed office

management skills and

later began her work in the

nonprofit field working for


in the Development

Department. She serves

on the board of directors

of the Sherman Chamber

of Commerce and is a

native of Sherman, Texas.

Michele DanielVP of Operations


Number of people who received breast cancer educational materials and support through volunteer outreach services.

Number of breast cancer awareness packets distributed through churches on Pink Sunday.

Number of breast cancer services provided to residents through community and organization donations.

Amount granted by THF for local breast cancer services to the uninsured through 100% of community donations, volunteer fundraising, and support from Susan G. Komen.

5,359

700

raising awareness

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2010 Think Pink partnership with TMC

$100,000Shunnay is the newest

member of the THF staff.

She is a Texas native

and currently resides in

Durant, Oklahoma. She

has work experience

in the healthcare

field through her

employment with Cigna

and responsibilities

as a site manager for

Southern Oklahoma

Nutrition Program also

known as the Calera

Nutrition Center.

Shunnay GilmoreExecutive Assistant


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ber

Columbus Day

Halloween

THF’s Breast Cancer Team at the Boys and Girls Club of Denison Texoma Striper Challenge.

Breast Cancer Committee Members walked in the Grayson County Relay

for Life, THF Waterloo Race and the Plano Komen for the Cure Race

benefitting Grayson County.

Early detection of breast

cancer has been proven

to save lives and has

a 98% survival rate.

Remember to make a

call on your birthday to

schedule a screening with

your physician.

“Helping Our Neighbors,” the 500 Strong campaign asks just 500 people to make an annual donation to helping others survive breast cancer.

spreading themessage

Local media outlets provide THF with an opportunity to reach its constituents through appearance on radio, television, and in print publications.

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1,631Number of messages and stories broadcast on area television.

Number of messages and stories broadcast on area radio.

45Forty-five articles published in area print publications.

A native of

Sherman,

Texas,

Barbara is the

first and only director of

the Reba’s Ranch House,

which opened to the

community in 1992. She

has been a long-time and

loyal employee and at the

time of this publication

has announced her

decision to retire after 19

years of service. Through

the years Barbara has

been an integral part

of the House, assuring

that guests are cared for

through management of

staff and volunteers. She

has personally greeted

and cared for thousands

of guests who have

walked in the House and

will be greatly missed.

Barbara PointsDirector of Reba’s Ranch House

Reba’s Ranch House



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Veterans Day

Thanksgiving Day

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27Number of national and community presentations given in 2010.

THF participated in twenty-seven community events and health fairs to publicize its projects.

partnering withour neighbors Ron is a native of Denison

and served over four

years in the US Navy with

duty in Vietnam before

beginning his career at

Texas Instruments. His

career included 13 years at

SCM Glidden Durkee and

Decker Foods. He returned

to Denison in 2003 and

began his service to

the Reba’s Ranch House

as a volunteer in 2006.

He has since joined the

Reba’s Ranch House staff

and assists in covering

registration, as well as

welcoming and caring for

families visiting the house.

Ron BallouGuest Relations


Corporate Sponsor representatives attending THF events.



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Hanukkah

Christmas Day

New Year’s Eve New Year’s Day

Thanks to Our Corporate Sponsors

Ann was born in

Arkansas and lives in

Kemp, Oklahoma. She

has maintained the


since 1998. Prior to

working at the Reba’s

Ranch House, she

worked for Texoma

Medical Center

Environmental Services

Department and also

has experience working

in long-term care.

Ann ArnoldHousekeeper


how you can be a partvolunteer

in-kind donations

donateVolunteers are an invaluable component of the Foundation and the Reba‘s Ranch House

Reba’s Ranch House needs the same products and goods to operate as your own

home. The House is registered at Dillards, J.C. Penney, Target and Wal-Mart.

Gifts of cash, stock, real estate and other assets are used to further

extend the work of the foundation to improve the health of Texoma

today and tomorrow. Whether you wish to establish a fund at the

foundation, or engage in other charitable options, we will work with

you to find a method of giving that achieves the greatest good and

imparts the highest level of satisfaction for you and your family.

5036 Reba Drive

Denison, Texas 75020

(903) 337-0755

[email protected]

www.texomahealth.org

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