Your gifts support the mission of Presbyterian Manors of Mid-AmericaSummer 2015Money Matters

Page 2: Paul H. Shepherd’s Lifetime of Generosity

Page 3: Making Memories Last Forever

Page 4: Retirement Isn’t Slowing Them Down Page 5: New Giving Option Now Available

A Story of a Life Well Lived

Page 6: Your Generous Giving at Work

Page 7: Giving by Bequest

Page 8: Simple Ways to Leave Your Mark on the World

Page 9to 15: List of Donors

Page 16to 18: Alice Kalb Society Donors

Page 18: Your Will: Overhaul vs. Update

Page 19: Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Senior Living Communities Page 20: Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Board of Trustees

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Paul H. Shepherd 100 Years of Generosity

Paul H. Shepherd’s Lifetime of Generosity

n a lifetime spanning nearly 101 years, Paul H. Shepherd was a farmer...a soldier...a physician’s assistant...and a postmaster.

Born April 20, 1913, Paul was raised on a farm near Hartford, Kansas. He joined the U.S. Army Air Corps and served during World War II as a medical assistant. He became so adept at learning medical procedures that an Army physician offered to help Paul apply to medical school after the war. But family commitments prevented him from pursuing that opportunity. Instead, he returned to Hartford and joined the U.S. Postal Service. As postmaster, Paul soon became known as the Service’s “walking encyclopedia.” He could rattle off, verbatim, postal regulations down to specific sections and page numbers. It was a skill that kept him busy fielding queries from fellow postmasters across Kansas.

He retired after 27 years as postmaster and began pursuing his passion for woodworking. Paul moved to Emporia Presbyterian Manor in August 2002, and spent several years building his finest creation: a six-foot-tall grandfather clock.

Charitable Gift AnnuitiesPaul also became a significant donor to Emporia Presbyterian Manor. His 17 charitable gift annuities over the years provided income during his lifetime and support for the Good Samaritan Program. Upon his death on April 5, 2014, the annuities’ remaining funds went to the Good Samaritan Program for Emporia Presbyterian Manor, as Paul had directed. Paul Shepherd’s lifetime generosity provides an outstanding example of how today’s residents can receive tax benefits and lifetime income through a charitable gift annuity that will benefit PMMA senior living community residents in the future.

IPaul H. Shepherd on his 100th birthday.

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Making Memories Last ForeverWhen someone close to us dies, celebrating the person’s life and cherishing the memories can help us cope with the loss. It is also comforting to know that you can help the person’s legacy live by establishing a memorial gift in his or her honor. Before you make a memorial gift, consider a few key factors: •Purpose. Memorials honor the lives of friends or loved ones. You can make a gift to Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America without any restrictions, or you may make a gift to support a particular event or program. •Timing.Your gift may be given today or structured to first provide you with an income for your lifetime, followed by the memorial gift to PMMA. You also can add a bequest to your will or

trust that provides for a gift to PMMA upon your passing. •Type.Cash is a popular and easy asset to use when making a gift, but you can also use stocks, bonds, insurance policies, or even real estate. •Amount.Whether you give $100 or $1 million, you can be certain your gift will make a lasting impact on the future and help continue the PMMA mission. Like all charitable donations, a memorial gift made today may reduce the taxes on your income, when you itemize, and reduce future estate taxes. If you’re contemplating this gift, just give Edwin Shafer or Gene Rietfors a call at 316-685-1100. We’d be happy to work together to create a gift that properly honors your loved one.

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For some people, retirement is a time to kick back and slow down. Not so for Brower and Mary Burchill, residents at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor. After retiring from the University of Kansas in 1995, they spent 10 summers as Park Rangers at New Mexico’s historic Bandelier National Monument. Its canyons and mesas contain the ruins of ancient Pueblo dwellings that date back nearly 1,000 years. When the Burchills ended their work as Park Rangers, they served as winter-month volunteers at Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. They both found outlets to match their KU backgrounds: Brower had taught cell biology as a professor of zoology, and Mary was associate director of KU’s law school library. In the Grand Canyon, Brower handled duties in the visitors’ center and pursued his scientific curiosity by exploring the “laboratory” of native plants and animals. Mary applied her cataloging skills in the Canyon’s extensive library. “We moved into Lawrence Presbyterian Manor in 2000 so that we would be free to do all these things without having to worry about our house,” Mary says.

A Focus on Serving OthersThroughout retirement, the Burchills have pursued their passions. But just as important they continue to focus on serving others, including their fellow residents at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor. Mary Burchill recalls how much they were impressed a few years ago by the generosity of another resident, John Diehl, who made a gift in memory of his wife so LPM could purchase its first soft-serve ice cream machine. “At the time, the Manor put up a small sign telling who gave the gift and why,” Mary recalls. “Because of that, and because of our respect for that gentleman, we decided that we could also give something.” When the Burchills later learned that LPM’s worn-out popcorn machine had popped its last kernel, Brower spearheaded the effort that raised

money to purchase a new popcorn machine. And earlier this year, the ice cream machine finally gave out. So the Burchills made a generous gift to launch a campaign to replace it. Other residents and family members soon came on board, and in less than a month $14,000 was raised to buy a new machine.

‘People Will Join In’“We learned from previous experience that if you can get a campaign started, people will join in,” Mary says. “We had done the same thing when we needed the popcorn machine.” The Burchills’ philanthropy isn’t limited to Lawrence Presbyterian Manor. Mary gives to support libraries and historic preservation; Brower focuses his giving on nature and conservation. And together they help each year to organize support for the Lawrence Community Christmas dinner. “Neither of us comes from families that were well-endowed,” Mary says. “We’ve had to save and invest wisely for what we have. I believe we all can afford to give something. You just have to provide people with the opportunity.” Brower and Mary Burchill take much of their inspiration from the culture of giving at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor. “There are so many examples of people here who have donated to different causes,” Mary says. “It makes you realize you can do this, too.”

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Retirement Isn’t Slowing Them Down

Mary and Brower Burchill

New Giving Option Now AvailableYour unneeded vehicle could help “drive” the Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Good Samaritan Program. You can make a gift of your used car, truck, boat, or other vehicle through PMMA’s Vehicle Donation Program. We arrange to have it picked up, even if it’s not running. You will need to provide your vehicle’s title. Its sale price is then tax deductible. You can consult IRS Publication 526 to help you figure its current value. To make your vehicle donation or receive more information, call toll free, seven days a week, 844-490-GIVE (4483). Or go to PresbyterianManors.org to view an online donation form. The Good Samaritan Program provides financial help for residents at any of PMMA’s 18 communities who exhaust their funds through no fault of their own.

Livena Schwarm’s profession as an accountant took her from city to city across parts of America, but she always considered herself a Kansan. She grew up on a farm near Greensburg, Kansas, graduated from Greensburg High School, and earned a bachelor’s degree from Wichita State University. Livena began her accounting career in Wichita, then moved on to take jobs in San Diego, San Francisco, and Dallas. Following retirement, she returned to Wichita to be near family. In November 2004, Livena moved to Wichita Presbyterian Manor. When she learned about the Good Samaritan Program for Benevolent Care, she added the program to her charitable giving list. She was impressed by PMMA’s legacy of never asking residents to leave because they had exhausted their financial resources through no fault of their own.

TheGiftofanIRAIn April 2009, wishing to be nearer her nephew in Austin, Texas, Livena moved from Wichita Presbyterian Manor to an Austin retirement community. She continued to support Wichita Presbyterian Manor’s Good Samaritan Program, and through her estate plan, Livena donated her Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to the Program. She died on April 28, 2015, one day short of her 90th birthday. Her nephew, Ron Olson, said that Livena seemed “to feel a strong emotional tie to Wichita Presbyterian Manor, in large part because of its financial resources policy and the Good Samaritan Program.” Funds from Livena’s estate gift will continue to benefit Wichita Presbyterian Manor residents who need assistance from the Good Samaritan Program.

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Your Generous Giving at WorkYour generous giving helped launch major services at three Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America communities during the 2014 fiscal year.

•Asuccessfulfundraisingcampaignraised$300,000 toward the new Assisted Living Memory Care Center at Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor. Dedicated in September 2013, the Memory Care Center includes 16 private apartments, plus dining and activity areas for residents in the early stages of dementia. Community Service Tax Credits from the Kansas Department of Commerce played a role in the campaign’s success.

•TopekaPresbyterianManor’snewPATH®RehabilitationCenter(Post-AcuteToHome) was dedicated in the fall of 2013. A local campaign committee raised more than $110,000 to help build the Center, which offers a short-term bridge from hospital to home. It contains 16 private rooms, a small therapy gymnasium, and private dining area.

•Supportfromlocaldonorsand foundations provided funds for the new Glaser Memory Garden at Emporia Presbyterian Manor. Dedicated in November 2013, the Garden is both restful and secure for memory care residents. It is named for Mary Glaser, a Manor resident at the time of her death. A matching gift by Mrs. Glaser’s three children — D. J. Glaser, Deb Glaser Koons, and Diane Glaser — was instrumental in raising $127,000 for the project.

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Giving by BequestRemember PMMA in Your Will or Living Trust

An up-to-date estate plan is one of your most effective tools for protecting the security of your loved ones. But did you know that you can also use your estate plans to support Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America?

When you include a gift to Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America in your will or living trust, you join a group of faithful supporters whose donations have made possible some of our most innovative and effective programs.

HowItWorksYour estate planning attorney can help you structure a gift to us so your loved ones will also be taken care of after you’re gone. Just a few simple sentences, called bequest language, in your will or living trust are all that is needed. You can give a certain amount of cash, securities, or property, or you can give a percentage amount.

If you choose to give a percentage of what is left of your estate after other beneficiaries have received their shares, your gift will remain proportionate to the size of your estate, no matter how it fluctuates. After your lifetime, Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America will use your gift to support the mission of “providing quality senior care guided by Christian values.”

Choose a Bequest If:• You want to continue supporting

PMMA after your lifetime.• You have a will or living trust, or

are ready to create one.• You want to make a charitable

gift while ensuring family is taken care of first.

• You want to maintain the flexibility to change your mind or your plans at any time.

Please contact Edwin Shafer or Gene Rietfors at 316-685-1100 with any questions or to receive PMMA official bequest language. We’re happy to help.

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Simple Ways to Leave Your Mark on the WorldIf you would like to continue supporting Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America even after you’re gone, in addition to a gift in your will, here are three more easy ways to make a lasting impact. While most assets can pass to your intended beneficiaries by the terms of your will, other assets require separate beneficiary forms. The beneficiaries of the following assets can be easily modified at any time to meet your changing needs: •IRAsandretirementplans •Lifeinsurancepolicies •Commercialannuities

Changing BeneficiariesTo name or change a beneficiary, simply contact the administrator of the IRA or retirement plan, your insurance company, bank, or financial

institution for a change-of-beneficiary form. If you would like to name Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America as beneficiary, decide what percentage of the plan’s value you would like us to receive and name us, along with the stated percentage, on the beneficiary form. Then return the form to your plan administrator or insurance company.

Are you among the minority of Americans (43 percent according to the “2009 Stelter Donor Insight Report”) who understand the tax consequences of leaving retirement plan assets to loved ones? Because they are subject to income taxes when paid to your beneficiaries at your death, retirement assets make ideal gifts to tax-exempt charitable organizations such as ours. Otherwise, the income taxes on retirement assets you leave to your loved ones can be as high as 39.6 percent.

Did You Know?

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ABERDEEN HEIGHTS

Rev. and Mrs. Howard A. GleasonMrs. Pamela GomesMrs. Barbara JordanMrs. M. Carol KlahrMrs. Mary KnickmeyerMs. Mary PalettaMs. Marty SchenkMrs. Betty J. SmithMrs. Marti WardMr. Robert and Mrs. Elizabeth* Wexler

ABERDEEN VILLAGE

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery D. AberdeenMr. and Mrs. Tim AllinMr. and Mrs. John AlmondMr. and Mrs. Alan D. BarkemaMr. and Mrs. James R. BradfordMrs. Elizabeth T. BrimmMr. and Mrs. Randy E. BusemanMs. Twila G. ButtsDr. and Mrs. Antoni DiehlMr. and Mrs. Edward DumanMr. Eric B. EicherMr. and Mrs. Dennis L. FowlerMrs. JoAnn and Mr. Courtney* FurmanMr. Kenneth GitobuMr. Howard Y. GriffethHeartland PresbyteryMrs. Joyce HoytMs. Mary Ruth JaggardMr. and Mrs. Winton Jensen

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff E. JohnsonMrs. Marge KalousekDr. and Mrs. Lynn H. KindredMr. Peter M. KitongaMs. Diane KoesterMrs. Marian A. KuhlMrs. Amy LeesMarket Research AnswersMrs. Mary Lou McKeeDr. Robert and Mrs. Shirley* MeneillyMs. Mary Lou A. NieblingPresbyterian Women’s AssociationMr. and Mrs. John M. ReedyMr. Robert L. RiekeMrs. Miriam E. RitchieMr. and Mrs. Dale E. SchulerDr. and Mrs. Terry Sherraden, M.D.Southminster Presbyterian Women’s AssociationMs. Rosalie StuartDr. and Mrs. Larry L. ThorntonMr. and Mrs. Edward VeseyMr. Steve WalkowiakMr. and Mrs. Patrick A. WalterRev. William M. WalterMr. and Mrs. Maimon WardMr. and Mrs. Fred WhiteheadMs. Suzanne K. WilleyMrs. Corine WiseMrs. Myrna S. Zimmerman ARKANSAS CITY PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

AAA Restaurant SupplyArk City Glass Co., Inc.Ark City ServiceArk City TravelerArk Valley Credit UnionArk Valley Distributing

Arkansas City ClinicArkansas City Lioness ClubArkansas City Lions ClubArkansas City Manor Residents & StaffArkansas City Presbyterian Manor Resident CouncilHerbert Austin EstateMrs. Neva L. BahruthBarber-Dyson Ford LincolnBarnes Co. Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. BlairMr. and Mrs. James BossiMs. Cathy BossiJack Bowker Ford Lincoln MercuryMs. Connie BrunerMrs. Wilda BuffoMr. and Mrs. Robert CaseMs. Tara ClawsonMr. and Mrs. Clint CombsCommunity National Bank & TrustCornerBankMr. and Mrs. Eugene CramerMrs. Margery CullyDad’s Self StorageMr. and Mrs. James D. DayDi Vall Retail Liquor StoreMr. Warren L. DonovanMrs. Betty D. ElrodMr. and Mrs. Karl FaidleyFirst Presbyterian Church of Arkansas CityMs. Beatrice E. FollowillMs. Elizabeth GoffMrs. Sarah J. GriggsMr. and Mrs. Michael GrovesMr. Fred HarperHentzen Contractors IncMrs. Jean J. HillMr. and Mrs. Robert G. HuntEdward D. Jones & Co.Ms. Pamela K. JonesKan-Pak, LLCMs. Tammy KillMs. Misty D. KillmanMs. Joyce KisnerKSOKKuhn MechanicalMr. Benjamin LeClairMr. and Mrs. John A. Maier

During fiscal year 2014 (July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014) PMMA senior living communities received $1.2 million in philanthropic support from more than 2,500 individuals, churches, and businesses. Reported here are names of the donors who gave $100 or more during fiscal 2014.

Thank You to Our Faithful Supporters

ABERDEEN VILLAGE, continued ARKANSAS CITY, continued

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Ms. Julie A. McCoyMcDonald’s Computer Service, LLCMr. and Mrs. Otis MorrowMs. Viola MortonMs. Korena NicelyOlen Medical SupplyParman, Tanner, Soule & JacksonMr. and Mrs. Wayne P. PetersPhillips 66LG Pike ConstructionPotters Liquor StoreMr. Rick PoundPresbyterian Women of WinfieldQuality Water ServiceRCB BankReedy Ford, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. ReineckerMr. Leroy RenzRivercross HospiceRob Carroll’s Sandblasting & Painting, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Paul N. Rogers, D.D.S.Ms. Nicole RoggowSchmidt JewelersMr. and Mrs. Bill SheldonMs. Kaitlyn SmithSoroptimist Club of Ark CityMs. Bernice B. SouthcottMr. Wayne StalnakerMr. Ron SteinerMr. William E. Stewart, Sr.The Stock Exchange BankDr. Christopher H. SurtmanSwanson Agency, IncMs. Wilma J. TateMs. Inez I. TauscherTaylor DrugMrs. Lexie TennantTraver’s, Inc.Two Rivers Consumers Cooperative AssociationUnion State BankUnited Agency, Inc.Mrs. Helma UnruhMr. Lee VelasquezMs. Tiffany D. VollmerMrs. Sara WadleighMrs. Margaret M. WahlborgWaldorf-Riley Heating and CoolingMr. and Mrs. Jay WarrenBrian Wells ConstructionWestar EnergyMr. Roger WilcherWinfield Consumer Products, Inc

CLAY CENTER PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

AnonymousEvan & Gladys Alex Memorial TrustAmerican Sealants Co.Mr. and Mrs. Gary BaughmanMrs. Ruth T. BrowneEleanor R. Chestnut Rev. TrustClay Center Country ClubClay Center Rotary ClubClay County National BankMrs. Lois CloseMr. and Mrs. James ColeMr. and Mrs. Mike DerousseauMr. and Mrs. Norman ElliottFirst Presbyterian Church of Clay CenterMr. and Mrs. Ronald GilbertGirton Propane Service, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gary GriffithsMr. and Mrs. Tracy HabluetzelHeilman Insurance AgencyEdward Jones & Co.Mr. and Mrs. Denny LangvardtLeiszler Oil Co., Inc./Short StopMrs. Lavone T. McIntosh*Mr. and Mrs. Steven McMahanLeon Mugler Farms, Inc.Ms. Laree MuglerNeill, Schwensen, Rook Funeral Home, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jack ReboulRyan & Mullin, P.A.Mr. and Mrs. George SannemanMrs. Harriet SemkeSteffen Floor CoveringMrs. Elma C. SteinbachThurlow & AssociatesUnion State BankUnited Bank & TrustMr. Gary J. UrbanMrs. Leah L. WallMr. William H. WielandMr. and Mrs. J. Mark Woodruff

EMPORIA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

Dorris Barnett Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Thomas BaysMs. Joan E. BuddBurnap Bros., Inc.Ms. Sandra J. CalerCarpet PlusMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey DeGasperiMs. Patricia DorseyMrs. Ruth L. Eccles Sumner*Emporia Presbyterian ChurchESB FinancialFlinthills Eyecare Associates PAMr. and Mrs. Jack GabrielMr. Craig GarrisonGerald Schumann ElectricMs. Edna GlaserGlendo Corp.Mrs. Dorothy M. GoldsberryMr. Don HillInternal Medicine Associates, LLCMr. and Mrs. Gerald KarrKiwanis Club of EmporiaMr. and Mrs. Philip E. KoehlerMr. and Mrs. Gaylen KoonsMr. and Mrs. Evan LindquistMr. Jeff LongbineMrs. Elmaleda McMinnThe Medicine ShoppeModern Air Conditioning, Inc.Newman Regional HospitalMrs. Berneta E. PalmerDr. and Mrs. John E. PetersonReynolds & AnlikerMs. Jan RileyRoberts-Blue-Barnett Funeral HomeDr. and Mrs. Peter RothmanSauder Custom Fabrication, Inc.Mrs. Paula K. SauderMr. and Mrs. Mark ShawMr. Paul H. Shepherd*Mr. William H. SnyderMrs. Mary A. Stewart*Mrs. Ruth ThomsenMs. Rita Todd

ARKANSAS CITY, continued

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FARMINGTON, continued FARMINGTON, continued

FARMINGTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

AnonymousRev. and Mrs. William A. AllenArcadia Valley Drug Co.Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. BartonMs. Marion BrewerBusenbark Carpet, Inc.Butterfield Gardens CommunityMr. and Mrs. Jack M. ChinnMs. Patricia A. ChristesonMr. and Mrs. Eugene ColeMr. W. Joseph ConnollyMr. and Mrs. David CorlessMr. and Mrs. Dan CotnerCP Sealcoating & StripingCrouch, Farley & Heuring P.C.Mr. and Mrs. John R. CrouchDanco Pizza, Inc.Dardenne Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Wray DarrMs. Cara DennertMr. and Mrs. Bill DickersonMr. and Mrs. John DoerrFamily Medical CenterFarmington Presbyterian ChurchFarmington Presbyterian WomenFirst State Community Bank of FarmingtonMs. Patricia ForniFredericktown Presbyterian WomenMr. Harold GallaherMr. John GarlandMr. and Mrs. Von GilliamMs. Carolyn Gordon and Mr. Rick GilesMs. Mary Sue GroffMs. Laverne D. GrotewielMr. and Mrs. Eugene GruenMr. and Mrs. Billie G. HallMr. Thomas T. Hamilton

Ms. Patricia HammondHealth Technologies, Inc.Healthcare EquipmentMs. Linda HuckMrs. Jane HullMr. and Mrs. Wayne JohnsonKindred Healthcare Operation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert KintzKoenig Facility Services, LLCMr. and Mrs. Donald LautMr. Richard LayneLeadco Community Credit UnionMrs. Alma LorchMrs. Isabel M. McClymontMrs. Peggy McClymont*McKee Foods Corp.Mercy Hospital JeffersonMrs. Phyllis A. MertellMineral Area CollegeMr. and Mrs. Grover D. Morgan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. D. NeffNew Era BankOzarks Federal Savings & Loan Assoc.Parkland Health Center Farmington Comm.Mrs. Clarice PassmoreMs. Catherine PeekPEO Chapter HJPlummer’s HardwareMr. Robert Politte, Jr.Premier Fire ProtectionMr. and Mrs. Gary L. RaulsMr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. ReeseDr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Rhodes, D.D.S.Ms. Marcia RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Bob SatterthwaiteMs. Delaine SchlemeierSheet Metal Contractors, Inc.Show-Me Rent to Own, Inc.Mrs. Emma D. SickmeyerMr. and Mrs. Vincent SigillitoDr. N. Gayle Simmons*Rev. and Mrs. Peter SoensMrs. Thelma StanfillMr. and Mrs. Byron TaylorMrs. Barbara J. ThurmanTwin City ToyotaUnited Seating & MobilityMrs. Shirley WamplerMr. Robert WebbMr. John E. WeberWebster Grove Presbyterian ChurchWestminster Presbyterian Church WomenWestminster Presbyterian ChurchDr. Carol E. Willman

Ms. Patricia WiseMr. William WiseMs. Joyce WoodMr. Ed L. Wyland, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John Young

FORT SCOTT PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

Mrs. Marjory K. BaileyMr. and Mrs. William W. BakerMr. and Mrs. James BanwartMr. and Mrs. Tim BloomfieldMr. and Mrs. Donnie BrownMrs. Sharon L. CampbellCheney Witt Memorial ChapelMr. and Mrs. Richard ColemanMr. and Mrs. James E. ConnerMr. and Mrs. Robert CroceDiehl, Banwart, Bolton, CPA’s, P.A.Mr. and Mrs. Robert EcklesDanny and Willa EllisMr. and Mrs. Melvin E. EndicottMr. John EschFort Scott Rotary ClubGericare LTCMr. and Mrs. Albert P. GordonMr. Edward C. GordonMs. Jane E. HewettMr. Raymond L. HinderliterMr. and Mrs. Richard R. IngoldMr. and Mrs. Alan KingKonantz-Cheney Funeral HomeKTCCULabconco CorpLandmark National BankMs. Helen LyonsMr. and Mrs. Leslie G. McLaughlinMercy Accounts Payable Shared ServicesNance Auction ServiceMrs. Ginger D. NanceMr. and Mrs. Robert NelsonMr. and Mrs. Larry D. NussMr. Daniel L. RaguseDr. and Mrs. Charles S. ReevesRuddick’s, Inc.

EMPORIA, continued

Mr. and Mrs. Duff Wagoner, IIIMrs. Audrey WhiteWolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corp. Mrs. Marie C. Wood*Mr. and Mrs. Neal L. WoodsWright CPA Group

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Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. SewellMr. and Mrs. David R. ShepherdMrs. Mary E. ShepherdDr. Ira E. Spencer*Union State BankMs. Theresa M. VanBecelaereMs. Joan VignatelliMs. Marylin N. WarnerMr. R. Allen and Mrs. Jackie Warren

FULTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

Alexandria Presbyterian ChurchAuxvasse Presbyterian ChurchMr. Edward BarriozMr. and Mrs. Clifford BorgeltMr. and Mrs. Jerry BrauerMr. and Mrs. Byron BurkettMr. Edward and Mrs. Mary Coe,* Jr.Dr. Cecil CulverhouseMrs. Adeline DixonFirst Presbyterian Church of ColumbiaFirst Presbyterian Church of FultonFirst Presbyterian Church of MexicoMr. and Mrs. Frank W. GlennCol. and Mrs. Joe B. GreenSadie May Guse TrustJudge and Mrs. Gene HamiltonMr. Charles and Dr. Marilyn HargroveMs. Susan LippincottMaupin Funeral HomeMrs. Irislee M. PradaPresbyterian Women of MexicoMs. Dawn SmithMs. Jo B. SmithTrinity Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Richard C. VedderMr. and Mrs. Bennie E. Young

KANSAS CITY PRESBYTERIAN MANORAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Neil E. AndersonMs. Cheryl BellMs. Doris BrownCentral Mechanical Wichita, Inc.

Ms. Naomi DempseyMr. Frederick and Mrs. Constance* DeSieghardtMr. and Mrs. William A. HirschMr. and Mrs. Jack N. JesterMr. Harold Kent and Mrs. Sandra GreyKnox United Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Philip E. KoehlerMs. Charlene LewisMr. Josef P. MeditzMr. John ModrcinMusic For Life, Diana IceSecond Presbyterian ChurchSouthminster Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. William StatesVanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramVernon W. and Elizabeth R. Woestemeyer Trust

LAWRENCE PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

A & H Air Conditioning & HeatingAdvanced Homecare ServicesMr. and Mrs. Drew AndersonArizona Grain, Inc.Mr. Maynard P. BaulekeMr. Jean-Pierre BoonMrs. Anna W. BrickerMr. and Mrs. Robert D. BrownMr. and Mrs. Brower R. BurchillMr. Leslie ChristensonMs. Lorna Clark and Mr. Earl ClarkCleaves-Bessmer-Marietti, Inc.Mrs. Corinne W. CluffMr. and Mrs. Warren CormanMr. William A. DannMr. and Mrs. Don G. DaughertyMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Decedue

Mr. John E. DiehlMr. David DinneenMrs. Lois A. EskilsonMr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Gage, Jr.Mrs. Sara and Mr. John* GoldenMr. and Mrs. Roy* E. GridleyMs. Nita GrierMr. and Mrs. David W. HenryMr. Larry IrickMr. Karl KesslerMrs. Lesley KetzelMs. Bernice KingMr. and Mrs. John LandgrebeMr. David and Mrs. Sandra LaneyMrs. Mildred M. LuckanMr. and Mrs. Michael McCormickMr. and Mrs. James D. NeeleyMr. David T. NicholsMr. and Mrs. Chester W. ProctorMr. and Mrs. Kenneth RowenDr. Richard L. SchiefelbuschDr. Susanne ShawMr. Wallace ShelleyMrs. Effie L. SimmonsMs. Ruth SingletonMr. and Mrs. James A. Stokes, Jr.Ms. A. Victoria ThomasMr. and Mrs. Arthur H. ThomasMrs. Carol Ann VernonMrs. Ruth E. Warren*

MANOR OF THE PLAINS

AnonymousMr. Dennis AskewMr. and Mrs. Justin BanningMr. Gailand D. BartlettMs. Betty BroadbooksMrs. W. Alverna CantrellMr. and Mrs. Mitchell CounceCrop Quest Argonomic ServiceJack* and Janol DaltonMs. Barb DarkMr. and Mrs. Albert T. DeckerMs. Betty Rose DelzeitMr. and Mrs. Luke DemuthMr. and Mrs. Mike Demuth

FORT SCOTT, continued KANSAS CITY, continued LAWRENCE, continued

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DunlapMr. Derrol R. DvorakMr. Richard DvorakEpic Pharmacies, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Arlen EtlingFidelity State BankMr. and Mrs. Leonard FowlerMs. Ann FrigonMrs. Jean FuglebergGeneral Pest ControlMrs. LaVada GjerstadMr. and Mrs. Kevin HeekeMr. and Mrs. Lawrence HerrmannDr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Johnston, D.D.S.Mr. and Mrs. Richard KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. KlenkeMr. and Mrs. Jim LewisMr. Jeff LoppMr. and Mrs. Bryan LoveMaverick Feeders, LLCMs. Lois McCawMr. and Mrs. Ben NeierMr. and Mrs. William OlsonPro-Tech Spraying ServiceDr. William E. RippleMr. and Mrs. W. W. SchraederMr. and Mrs. Mark ShookMr. and Mrs. John SwayzeMr. and Mrs. David K. TassetIrene L. Thompson FundMs. Lisa M. ThompsonUnited Wireless Communications Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David A. WoodsMrs. Kathryn F. Woods*Mr. and Mrs. Leroy WoodsMs. Jane Woolf

NEWTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

Ms. Carolyn AdamsAdrian & Pankratz, P.A.Alliance Monitoring TechnologiesMs. Jane ArbuthnotMr. and Mrs. Donald BakerDr. and Mrs. William Beck

Ms. Sally BenderMs. Debbie BoydCentral Mechanical Wichita, Inc.Mr. Roland ClaassenMr. and Mrs. Richard D. CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Bob DavidsonMrs. Barbara DuBois*Excel IndustriesFirst Presbyterian Church of NewtonFirst Presbyterian Women, NewtonMr. and Mrs. Tom R. FitchGood Shepherd HospiceMs. Debra HaleyMr. and Mrs. David A. HauryMs. Sherry K. HindHwa Davis Constr. & Supply Inc.The Honorable and Mrs. Ted B. IceEdward D. Jones & Co.Mrs. Mary C. KesslerKnudsen, Monroe & Company, LLCMr. and Mrs. John A. MaierMr. and Mrs. Melvin McAnultyDr. Allen D. McCuneErmal McFarland Revocable TrustThe Mennonite FoundationMidland National BankMrs. Ethel W. MillerMs. Betty RichertRoofing Services UnlimitedMr. Richard E. SadowskiMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. SandwellMr. and Mrs. Steven G. SchmidtMr. Dwight R. ScofieldMr. and Mrs. Robert D. SjogrenMr. and Mrs. Denis SnyderSt. Luke Presbyterian ChurchSutherland Builders, Inc.TB of American-Fugate EnterprisesDr. and Mrs. R.J. Tippin, D.D.S.Voyager Hospice CareMrs. Marguerite Wickersham

PARSONS PRESBYTERIAN MANORMr. and Mrs. Richard L. BabcockMrs. Ellen E. BakerDr. Delyna and Mr. Jeff BohnenblustMr. and Mrs. James BrennerMr. and Mrs. Keith A. ButlerMr. and Mrs. Jim L. CampbellMs. Marcia ClugstonMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. EcoffFirst Presbyterian Church of ParsonsMr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Hanvey

Mrs. Marilyn JaegerMs. Helen C. JonesMr. and Mrs. Lyle LomasRev. and Mrs. Richard W. McCandless, Jr.Pfizer FoundationPresbyterian Church of PittsburgMr. and Mrs. W. R. ScottMr. and Mrs. Donald R. SeifertMrs. Marian R. ShussMr. and Mrs. Grant H. SteinleMr. Theodore G. StueberBruce Van Houten

PRESBYTERIAN HOSPICE OF MID-AMERICADr. N. Gayle Simmons*Mr. and Mrs. Stuart TyreeWorld Cafe Club of FarmingtonJohn L. Ziegenhein & Sons Undertakers Inc.

PRESBYTERIAN MANORSMr. and Mrs. James BanwartMr. and Mrs. Stan ChurchillMr. and Mrs. Jerry DelashawMs. Kim FanningMrs. Susan C. FryMrs. Karen HarrimanMr. and Mrs. Dan F. HarrisHartmann USA, Inc.Ms. Sherry K. HindMs. Eleanor A. NelsonDr. and Mrs. Lyman OttMr. and Mrs. Ron H. RidgwayLois Riemath TrustMr. and Mrs. Gene RietforsMr. and Mrs. Edwin M. ShaferMr. and Mrs. Bruce H. ShogrenAlma Neomah Shroff Revocable TrustMs. Ethel R. SmithSynod of Mid-AmericaMr. and Mrs. Randy WedelMr. and Mrs. John L. WellsRev. and Mrs. John L. WilliamsMrs. Connie WoodBeverly J. WoodsmallMr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Yoder

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ROLLA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

Mr. and Mrs. Max AndersonMr. and Mrs. Tom J. Bahr, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. James H. BarnesMr. and Mrs. Christopher BauchMs. Emma L. BrentMs. Julia F. DeanMs. Laverne DullMr. and Mrs. Floyd FerrellFirst Presbyterian Church of ColumbiaFirst Presbyterian Church of ColumbiaFirst Presbyterian Church of RollaFirst Presbyterian Women, RollaDr. and Mrs. Oliver R. GraweMs. Cynthia K. HobartHobson Community ChurchMrs. Winifred A. HolmMr. Michael J. JoinerMr. and Mrs. James JoslinDr. and Mrs. Jeffery KerrCarl Line TrustMr. Thomas MonroeDr. Ifeanyi OrizuMr. and Mrs. John T. ParkMr. William PeachMr. and Mrs. Garmal A. SandersMr. and Mrs. Charles E. SchmidtMr. James and Mrs. Francine SowersMr. Wilbur and Mrs. Marian* TappmeyerMr. and Mrs. Selden TrimbleMr. Len WalderichMr. and Mrs. Leland B. WomackMr. and Mrs. Gary Young

SALINA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

AnonymousAdvantage Trust Company, Salina

Mrs. Vivian I. Austin*Earl Bane FoundationThe Bank of TescottMrs. Hazel M. BeggsBennington State BankMrs. Lila BerkleyMs. Valeta BivinsMr. and Mrs. Richard BrownCapitol Federal FoundationColdwell Banker Antrim-Piper WengerMr. Arthur C. CrowlMr. James CruceMrs. Jacqueline B. Davis*Ms. Jan DeanDesign Central, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Larry DunlapMs. Patricia L. DutrackMr. and Mrs. Glen E. EatonMrs. Mary Beth EnglemanExxonMobil FoundationMrs. Marjorie M. FacklerMs. Kim FairMrs. Lola M. FroelichMr. David GintherMr. and Mrs. George GrabonGreat Plains Manufacturing, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. HanzlicekMs. Sarah HarveyMr. and Mrs. James N. HockMrs. Carol HoffBill J. Hopper Family Designated FundMr. and Mrs. Thomas HuiettDr. Perry U. HunsleyMr. and Mrs. Gerald L. HunterVerla Nesbitt Joscelyn FoundationKennedy & CoeKing Industries, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Daniel C. KingMs. Linda LakesMr. Geary W. LynchMr. and Mrs. Leon C. MarrsThe Marshall Family Foundation, Inc.Ms. Susan B. MarshallDon C. and Florence M. McCune FoundationDr. Allen D. McCuneMr. and Mrs. William McMosleyMeiers Moving & StorageMildred and Rolland Middlekauf FoundationMonroe Construction, Inc.Mrs. Rebecca A. MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Richard Morrison

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. OakesOrthopaedic Clinic of SalinaMr. and Mrs. James OtisMs. Julia OttleyMr. Brian R. Palmer and Ms. Mary NacrelliMr. and Mrs. Blaine ParkerPontons Construction, Inc.Professional Medical, Inc.Mrs. Betty RassetteMr. and Mrs. Mark ReeseMr. and Mrs. Gordon D. ReistMr. Louis and Mrs. Celeste* ReynoldsMr. Bernard RibordyDr. David D. RobbMs. M. Ellen RobbMr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Rueb, Jr.Mr. Roger SanbornSchwan’s Global Supply Chain, Inc.Mrs. Mildred M. SebreeDr. and Mrs. Milo SlooMr. and Mrs. Donald SmischnyMr. and Mrs. Michael SpanglerMr. Kenneth StephensonMilton I. and Frances L. Stiefel FoundationMr. and Mrs. Don TimmelMr. and Mrs. Charles WaddleMr. and Mrs. Trace WalkerMr. and Mrs. Howard WarrenDr. and Mrs. Gary WeinerDr. and Mrs. Bruce E. WengerMr. Gilbert D. Wenger*Woods & Durham CharteredMrs. C. Earlene ZimmermanMr. Mark A. Zimmerman and Ms. Carolyn HoferMr. and Mrs. Jason R. Zook

STERLING PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

Advance Termite Pest ControlAlden State BankMrs. Mona BallMr. and Mrs. R. L. BoltzMark Borecky Commercial Construction, Inc.Ms. Frances N. CalderwoodMr. and Mrs. William J. Calderwood

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Central Prairie Co-opMr. and Mrs. Michael C. ChaseMr. and Mrs. Jim CruseCulligan of Lyons/Great BendDavid Retail LiquorMs. Arlene S. DrachFirst BankFirst United MethodistMrs. Betty GraebnerMr. and Mrs. Guy HarwoodMr. and Mrs. Gordon HedrickJacam Chemicals, LLCJeremy’s Paint & BodyMr. and Mrs. Duane A. JohnsonMs. Sally KercherKMW Ltd.Lyons Federal BankThe Lyons State BankMr. and Mrs. William H. MaxwellMTCPeoples Bank and TrustMr. and Mrs. Norton PotterR & R Roofing, Inc.Mrs. Virginia ReedRice County Aerial Sprayers, Inc.Rice County Building & SupplyMr. and Mrs. William RobertsonMrs. Janiece RowlandSalem Community ChurchMr. and Mrs. Donald W. Sanders, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Alan SleeperSterling Community ChestSterling Farm Supply, Inc.Sterling Maytag, H.A.C.Sterling ServicesTemp-Aire, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel TenderoUnited Presbyterian ChurchVoyager Hospice CareMr. and Mrs. Raymond WaltonMrs. Michelle K. WestWestRock Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Larry WhiteMs. Peggy WillifordMr. and Mrs. Richard C. Wyatt

TOPEKA PRESBYTERIAN MANORMrs. Margaret AhrensMrs. Marcella K. Anderson*Mr. and Mrs. James G. ArmfieldMs. Marge BauerMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. BechtelBrush Creek Partners

Mr. and Mrs. David ButtsCapitol Federal SavingsMr. Donald A. CloseMrs. Betty J. CouchMs. Meredith DommeMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. EppersonMr. Gene FoltzMs. Renee GardnerMr. Leonard J. GemmaMr. Mark GomezMrs. Carol HolsteadMr. and Mrs. Harold L. InmanMs. Mary P. JacobiMr. and Mrs. Jason F. JagerMr. and Mrs. Jon S. JonesMr. and Mrs. M. Day KaufmannMr. and Mrs. Gary D. KnollMr. and Mrs. Robert E. LeeMrs. Elsie and Mr. Darryl* LesserLower Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.Mr. Chuck LowerMr. and Mrs. Harold W. MaassMs. Betty J. MaceyMr. and Mrs. Donald D. MorrisDr. and Mrs. Kent E. Palmberg, M.D.Mrs. Julie P. PhillipsMs. Kathryn A. PlanzMr. and Mrs. Glenn E. RiceMs. Pauline RoseRossville Presbyterian ChurchMrs. Ferne M. RumseyMr. and Mrs. H. Dale SandbergMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. SheahanMs. Debra M. SierminskiMr. and Mrs. Richard E. SmithMr. John H. StaufferMr. and Mrs. Dennis A. StephenTopeka Presbyterian Manor Resident Council FundMs. Patricia C. WalcherMrs. Connie Wood

WICHITA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR

Mrs. Mary Lou AdamsMr. and Mrs. Gilbert J. AddisonMrs. Joan AldrichMs. Sheryl BagbyMr. Norman R. Carlson*Dr. Sharon L. ChesterCovenant Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Steven CoxMr. Laurence A. DiehlFirst Presbyterian Church of DerbyMr. and Mrs. Larry W. FralickMr. and Ms. Edmund G. GerstenkornAmanda GriffinMr. and Mrs. Guy HarwoodMrs. Ramona M. HonnMs. Debbie HorschMr. Harold A. HubbardMable I. Hutcheson Living TrustMr. and Mrs. Clayton E. JenkinsChristine R. LeRock and Gary J. LeRockMrs. Hazel LinderMrs. Gail LuskMr. William McHughDr. Teresa S. Radebaugh, Ph.D.The Riedl FoundationMrs. Dorothy J. RowdenDr. and Mrs. Suleman Sadiq, M.D.Mr. Donald D. SalmenGreg SchmidtMr. and Mrs. Mark SchulteMr. and Mrs. George ShadidSutherland Builders, Inc.Mr. Gerald TeagueTrinity Presbyterian ChurchUMB BankMs. Jane E. WaddockDr. and Mrs. David G. WalkerMrs. Janice C. WhitcombMr. and Mrs. Charles T. Whitney, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. WhitneyMr. and Mrs. Mason WhitneyMr. and Mrs. Don R. Yungclas

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Alice Kalb Society Honors Donors

ABERDEEN HEIGHTS Esther Graul ABERDEEN VILLAGE AnonymousDorothy and Russell Bridwell*Bert and Martha Brown*Norville and Betty Gish*Margaret “Peggy” Peoples*Ruth G. Smith*Rev. Bill and Anna Belle* Walter ARKANSAS CITY PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Wanda Abildgaard*Joe and Eleanor* AndersonHerbert Austin, Jr.*Robert and Mary Brown*Charles* and Verna DavisKarl and Dorothy FaidleyEdward and Margaret GillilandBobetta HagertyLuella Hume*Helen Jay*Ila LivingstonJudy McDonald and Charles Dungey*Adra McFall*Robert* and Betty McGehanClarence and Elizabeth Northcutt*Luther Parman*Donald and Wilda Patterson*C. Clinton Roberts*Mr. Lowell V. SmithFlorence L. Stephens*Dorothy Villazana*Mary M. Warner*Nicholas S. WarnerVirginia Jane Wilkins*Beatrice Wright*

CLAY CENTER PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Evan and Gladys Alex*William and Eleanor Chestnut*Charlotte Gilbert*Arlan and Arlene HabluetzelDick and Betty Moore*Milton and Helen “Fay” Wirt*

EMPORIA PRESBYTERIAN MANORDorris V. Barnett*Joe Cannon*Helen Conard*Helen Justine Curry*Drs. Charles and Rebecca Dewey*John and Margaret Dinkler*Cecile Frazier*Edna GlaserLewis and Elva Humphreys*Loie Jett*Loretto A. Langley*Marylouise Meder*Leonard* and Lillian MooreReita Richel*Earl and Stelouise Sauder*Paul H. Shepherd*Helen and Kenneth* ThomasDoris Vandervelde*Dorothy Whitcomb*Dr. Elva Lea Wise* FARMINGTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR AnonymousMargaret S. Barron*Warren and Glenda CorlessLee and Ora Dagley*Glenwood and Dorothy Doughty*Edward Gall*

George C. and Shirley Giessing*Constance R. Hucker*Virginia Iams*Ruth and Robert Karsch*Jamie B. KingRobert and Reba Manley*Dorothy L. Miles*Catherine and Dan* PeekHazel Peters*Abigail Rickus*Dorothy Saladin*Clark and Nina Simmons*Hal C. White*Carol Willman FORT SCOTT PRESBYTERIAN VILLAGE Connie and James BanwartRobert and Maxine Coyan*Robert Crain*James S. CrutcherJack and Sara Eshelbrenner*Cliff Gordon*Robert and Bernita HillDavid Horn*Mildred HudsonDr. Pratt Irby*Maxine Maxwell*

Thank You for Supporting the

In 1947, 90-year-old Alice Kalb asked the Presbyterian Synod of Kansas (Presbyterian Church, USA) to address the needs of older people who were seeking senior living accommodations. Two years later, in 1949, the first Presbyterian Manor opened in a house in Newton, Kansas. Ms. Kalb was among the first seven residents. She was also among the first individuals to financially support the new Presbyterian Manor in Newton. Her giving encouraged a farmer to donate his Wakarusa, Kansas, farm through a bequest. That bequest funded construction of the first section of Newton Presbyterian Manor.

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Alice Kalb drives a Ford tractor and plough for “ground breaking” of the first Newton Presbyterian Manor.

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Maxine and Glenn* NightingaleRobert M. Noll, Jr.Carol Ober*Gwen Ober*Ray* and Mary ShepherdHelen Trotter* FULTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Edna Anderson*Sadie May Guse*Robert Guthrie*Leta May Hildebrand*Thomas and Kathleen Neukomm*Betty OverhulseRobert and Dorothy Pasley*Shirley A. Scott KANSAS CITY PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Ruby Allison*Dr. Helen K. Coffin*Corinne Gray*Vernon and Elizabeth Woestemeyer*

LAWRENCE PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Violet Bechtold*Emma Semple Berg*Anna and Clark* BrickerGeorgiana Brune*Edith Ernst*Alice Gallup*Phil Hawley*S.R. and Mary Hukle*Beatrice Ledwith*E.G. Lindquist*Dr. C.O. Nauman*

Russell Pardee*Dorothy J. Pippert*Cecil and Mary Richards*Ethel Ridgway*Robert Ridgway*Ruth Sawyer*Susanne ShawFern Shoemaker*Frances Genevieve Wendorff* MANOR OF THE PLAINS Lois Bryson*Tom Harkness*Everett* and Jean KoellingVirgil and Eva Lewis*W.O. and Grace Ostenberg*Irene L. Thompson* NEWTON PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Colin and Joan BaileyMillicent Claassen*Walter and Helen Claassen*Herman and Regina Esau*George Robert Grice*Gertrude Haury*Kenneth K. Haury*Dr. Allen D. McCuneDr. Ray and Ermal McFarland*Marie McFarland*Phil and Lois PalmerGeorge and Letha Simpson*Edgar and Edith Templeton* PARSONS PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Katherine Bengel*Mildred Geckeler*Nadine Grove*

Connie Prince*Veda and Forest Woodward* PRESBYTERIAN MANORS Dr. Daniel and Margaret Campbell*Susan C. FryAlfred Henderson*Sarah Moore*Orville and MaryBelle Race*Lois Riemath*Alma Neomah Shroff* ROLLA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Fred Kisslinger*Queenie Landwehr*Carl Line*Eldon Livingston*Rev. Dr. Kenneth* and Alice LockeJames and Francine SowersGladys Stuart* SALINA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Eulora and Donald Allen*Nora Blachly*Ronald and Winifred Force*Ethel Hines*Dr. Perry and Phyllis* HunsleyMarian Kesl*William KnoxRev. Fredric and Helen Litchman*Willis and Evelyn Lobdell*Berniece McCullick*Dr. Allen D. McCuneMilton Stiefel*Alla Rose Winsett*Lillian Zeigler*

PMMA Vision and MissionThroughout its 66-year history, Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America has received bequests, estate gifts, trusts, and current gifts from individuals who believe in the PMMA mission of quality service to seniors. During fiscal year 2014, there were 11 estate bequests from Alice Kalb Society donors amounting to $374,180. This total included $309,624 in undesignated gifts, $53,600 for capital projects, and $10,956 directed to the Good Samaritan Program. In addition, members of the Alice Kalb Society established 12 new Charitable Gift Annuities totaling $180,000. These people’s vision and generosity will continue to bless residents of PMMA senior living communities for years to come.

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Your Will: Overhaul vs. UpdateDraft a New Will• Your marital status has changed. You will need a new will if your marital status changes, especially if you’ve left your estate to your former spouse. If you are remarried, you may choose to include your new spouse in your will.

• Your children are grown. If you created a will when your children were young, you’ll likely need an overhaul. If they are old enough and financially stable, you may no longer need provisions for guardianship or trust funds.

• You move to a different state. Legal requirements for a will vary from state to state. Consult an attorney in your new state to ensure your will is valid.

Update Your Existing Will• Your executor’s situation has changed. Has the executor, guardian, or trustee named in your will moved or passed away? Update your plans to reflect these changes.

• You wish to support a favorite cause with a gift. This simply requires including a few lines in a codicil—a legal instrument made to modify an earlier will. Contact Edwin Shafer (phone 316-685-1100 or e-mail: eshafer@pmma.org) to receive official language you can share with your attorney for including a gift to Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America in your will.

• You want to make changes to an inheritance. For example, you would like to change the amount of money you’ll leave to a sibling from $25,000 to $50,000.

STERLING PRESBYTERIAN MANORAlma Fair*Rev. Harold Jensen*Rev. Portteus Latimer*Anna Smisor Smith* TOPEKA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR Floyd and Helen L. Adams*Evelyn and Earl Amthauer*Willis S. Clark*John CulbertsonLida B. Gardner*Mercedes Huey*Phillip and Patricia Morris*Reba Morrison*

Ruth Phillips*Kathryn PlanzRobert and Bernita ThornNeil and Agnes Vest* WICHITA PRESBYTERIAN MANOR AnonymousAnna Adrian*Elinor and Platte Amstutz*Betty Ann Angulo*Marion I. Bird*Helen Collier*Florence Diehl*Margaret Dietrich*

George* and Alleen EngleMolly Goodwin*Virginia Haigh*Ira and Laura Hatfield*Harland and Mable Hutcheson*Forrest Kelley*Hazel L. Lister*Margaret McHugh*Elizabeth Murphy*Dorothy and Naymon* RowdenDale Teitzel and Hazel Teitzel*Leonard and Olga Wright*

*Denotes deceased

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Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Senior Living Communities

Aberdeen HeightsJamie Kneen, executive director575 Couch Ave. Kirkwood, MO 63122-5536314-822-9911AberdeenSeniorLiving.org

Aberdeen VillageTim Allin, executive director17500 W. 119th St. Olathe, KS 66061-9524913-599-6100AberdeenVillage.org

Arkansas City Presbyterian ManorSarah Griggs, executive director1711 N. FourthArkansas City, KS 67005-1607620-442-8700ArkansasCityPresbyterianManor.org

Clay Center Presbyterian ManorMichael Derousseau, executive director924 Eighth St. Clay Center, KS 67432-2620785-632-5646ClayCenterPresbyterianManor.org

Emporia Presbyterian ManorSusan Siepelmeier, executive director2300 Industrial Rd. Emporia, KS 66801-6636620-343-2613EmporiaPresbyterianManor.org

Farmington Presbyterian ManorJane Hull, executive director500 Cayce St. Farmington, MO 63640-2910573-756-6768FarmingtonPresbyterianManor.org

Fort Scott Presbyterian VillageGinger Nance, executive director2401 S. HortonFort Scott, KS 66701-2790620-223-5550FortScottPresbyterianVillage.org

Fulton Presbyterian ManorDawn Smith, executive director811 Center St. Fulton, MO 65251-1922573-642-6646FultonPresbyterianManor.org

Kansas City Presbyterian ManorPeatric Gordon, executive director7850 Freeman Ave.Kansas City, KS 66112-2133913-608-8708KansasCityPresbyterianManor.org

Lawrence Presbyterian ManorChristie Patrick, executive director1429 Kasold Dr. Lawrence, KS 66049-3425785-841-4262LawrencePresbyterianManor.org

Manor of the PlainsJerry Korbe, executive director200 Campus Dr. Dodge City, KS 67801-2760620-225-1928ManorOfThePlains.org

Newton Presbyterian ManorMarc Kessinger, executive director1200 E. SeventhNewton, KS 67114-2820316-283-5400NewtonPresbyterianManor.org

Parsons Presbyterian ManorMaegen Pegues, executive director3501 Dirr Ave. Parsons, KS 67357-2220620-421-1450ParsonsPresbyterianManor.org

Rolla Presbyterian ManorAnn Caudill, executive director1200 Homelife PlazaRolla, MO 65401-2512573-364-7336RollaPresbyterianManor.org

Salina Presbyterian ManorBrad Radatz, executive director 2601 E. CrawfordSalina, KS 67401-3791785-825-1366SalinaPresbyterianManor.org

Sterling Presbyterian ManorMichael Rajewski, executive director204 W. Washington Ave.Sterling, KS 67579-1614620-278-3651SterlingPresbyterianManor.org

Topeka Presbyterian ManorTom Bechtel, executive director4712 SW Sixth Ave.Topeka, KS 66606785-272-6510TopekaPresbyterianManor.org

Wichita Presbyterian ManorDawn Veh, executive director4700 W. 13th St. Wichita, KS 67212-5575316-942-7456WichitaPresbyterianManor.org

P.O. Box 20440Wichita, KS 67208-1440

Edwin Shafer, FAHP, CFRESenior Vice President of Development

Tel: 316-685-1100 800-336-8511 E-mail: eshafer@pmma.org

Gene RietforsDirector of Major and Planned Gifts Tel: 316-685-1100 800-336-8511 E-mail: grietfors@pmma.org

Bruce H. Shogren, President/CEO

Jerry Delashaw, Senior Vice President of Programs and Compliance

Kim Fanning, Senior Vice President of Education and Training

Jeanne Gerstenkorn, Senior Vice President of Clinical Services

Karen Harriman, Senior Vice President, Marketing,

Public Relations and Communication

Sherry Hind, Vice President of Corporate Administrative Services

Edwin Shafer, Senior Vice President of Development

Ethel Smith, Senior Vice President of Human Resources

Bill Taylor, Chief Operating Officer

Beverly Woodsmall, Chief Financial Officer

For Giving Information

Ron H. Ridgway, chairLake St. Louis, MO

Randy Wedel, vice chairOverland Park, KS

Gary D. BrenneckeParsons, KS

James J. CookSt. Louis, MO

Ralph D. Gage, Jr. Lawrence, KS

Aaron MorrisonSalina, KS

Elizabeth McKellPrairie Village, KS

Eleanor A. NelsonLenexa, KS

Lyman OttMission Hills, KS

Terry RadebaughEl Dorado, KS

John L. WellsWichita, KS

Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Board of Trustees

Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America Leadership Team