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FALL 2015
THINK MARQUARDT
HEALTH CENTER FOR
REHABILITATION
see page 7
A Mission of the Western District of the Moravian Church
2015 ANNUAL REPORT
Dear Friends of Marquardt Village,
In this issue we present our operating and foundation annual reports for Marquardt Village’s
fiscal year 2015 (FY15), which ended June 30th. I’m pleased to report this was a successful year
in many ways that combine to position Marquardt Village for strong ongoing growth.
We thank you, our incredible volunteer force and generous donors to Marquardt Foundation,
for your support. With each year that passes, your gifts allow us to extend our mission of care
to more people and to provide for the little extras that improve quality of life for residents of
Marquardt Village.
Our retirement community, home and community based services, and foundation all continued to improve over previous years.
Growing our home health and hospice care through Marquardt at Home is a key component of our strategic plan and these
beyond-campus services contributed 24 percent of total revenue in FY15, up from 18 percent in FY14. Offices were opened in
Racine and Madison, expanding home health care to Capitol Lakes retirement community, a partnership that started in February.
Kenosha, Milwaukee and Racine counties were added, so that Marquardt at Home now serves 11 counties.
Another key component of our strategic growth plan is to pursue quality partnerships, such as the one with Capitol Lakes,
and management opportunities, like The Atrium in Racine, which began contributing to the bottom line this year. Profits from
these ventures allow more investment in our community and in the services and employment opportunities we offer. Most
importantly, extending our capabilities and expertise to serve more people fulfills our mission.
On campus, construction of Park Terrace and Towne Centre is on track to be weather-tight by early December so that interior
work can continue over the winter and spring. I had the pleasure of touring with the Board of Directors recently and we were
all amazed at the progress over seven months. Both are projected to open July 1, 2016. Park Terrace will offer state-of-the-art
assisted living and memory care, while Towne Centre will be the center of campus life with many new amenities and services for
residents and guests.
With your support and the guidance of our mission all things are possible. Thank you for all you do to keep Marquardt Village
strong. My best to you this holiday season.
Blessings,
T H E M A R Q UA R DT V I L L AG E M I S S I O N :
“Grounded in faith, we promote the health and well-being
of each individual we serve.”
Matthew Mauthe, CEO
2015 Annual Report ............................................... 3-5
New Board Members and Staff ............................ 9
Letter from Foundation President ....................... 4
Friends Move to Marquardt Village ........... 10-11
Summer Internship Program ................................ 6
Sporting Clay Shoot Out for Hospice ....... 12-13
Rehab at Marquardt Health Center ................... 7
Donor Appreciation .......................................... 14-15
Donations Can Fulfill Wishes ................................ 8
Amazon Smiles on Foundation ......................... 16
ON THE COVER
Watertown Resident
Joyce Larson with
Therapist Rory (Rosary)
Maningat. See page 7.
2015 ANNUAL REPORT
OPERATING
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Marquardt Village, Inc.
Consolidated Balance Sheet
as of June 30, 2015
Assets
Cash and Investments
Accounts Receivable (net)
Property and Equipment (net)
Other Assets
Marquardt Village, Inc.
Consolidated Statement of Revenue and Expenses
as of June 30, 2015
6,521,209
2,106,013
21,541,733
6,208,344
Total Assets36,377,299
Liabilities and Net Assets
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
Long-term Debt (including current portion)
Entrance Fees
Other Liabilities
3,201,114
11,044,000
9,500,747
126,264
Total Liabilities23,872,125
Total Net Assets12,505,174
Total Liabilites and Net Assets36,377,299
Revenue
Patient Service Revenue (net)
Entrance Fees
Contractual Allowance and Charity Care
27,579,318
244,045
(6,653,877)
Total Revenue21,169,486
Expenses
Resident Care and Nursing
9,894,535
Dining Services
1,239,379
Maintenance and Operations
2,266,022
Administrative, Marketing and General
4,250,428
Interest86,179
Depreciation and Amortization
1,375,292
Total Expenses19,111,835
Operating Income2,057,651
Other Income (expense)
Contributions82,358
Investment Income (net)
(52,363)
Other(169,603)
Excess of Revenue Over Expenses1,918,043
REVENUE
EXPENSES
Skilled Nursing Facility – 52%
Home and Community Based Services – 24%
Assisted Living – 12%
Independent Living – 12%
Management Fees – 1%
Resident Care and Nursing – 50%
Dining Services – 7%
Maintenance and Operations –12%
Administrative, Marketing and General – 22%
Depreciation and Amortization – 8%
Interest – 0%
Due to rounding, percentages may not total 100 percent.
Your Gifts to Marquardt Foundation Change Lives.
Dear Friends,
Thank you for your generous donations to Marquardt Foundation. I am always
impressed when I see the long list of donors published in Connections newsletters.
While we met our budget this year, we are still a long way from achieving our goal
of $400,000 a year in net revenue. Once we reach that goal, we will be on target to
achieve our Strategic Plan’s vision of $10 million in the Foundation by 2023. And
most importantly, we’ll be able to help make up the difference between what public
assistance pays and the real cost of care. Today, bridging that gap costs Marquardt
Village more than $5.5 million annually.
In addition to helping achieve our goals, donations to Marquardt Foundation provide for a lot of the “little extras” that a
not-for-profit retirement community like Marquardt Village needs. Here’s how your gifts made an impact during fiscal year 2015:
• YOUR gifts bought six defibrillators for use
throughout the community.
• YOUR gifts provided enough funds to purchase
64 iPods for the Music and Memory program.
• YOUR gifts paid for a picnic for Marquardt Village
employees and their families.
• YOUR gifts bought a telehealth device for Marquardt
at Home.
Every gift matters to Marquardt Village and changes
lives. I invite you to join me and continue to invest in our
community today and for years to come.
FUN FACTS ABOUT
FOUNDATION DONATIONS
• 475 donors gave 2,592 donations.
• 59 donors gave $13,790 to the year-end appeal.
• 35 donors gave $11,545 to the Promise Campaign.
• Residents gave $35,872.
• Relatives of residents/patients gave $48,775.
• Staff gave $16,124.
Thank you again.
Blessings,
• Vendors gave $14,350.
• 222 memorial gifts totaled $16,506.
David Schoechert
President of Marquardt Foundation Board of Directors
• Average gift was $337.
12,000 VOLUNTEER HOURS
MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE
More than 300 volunteers – residents, private citizens, board members, and clergy –
dedicated some 12,000 hours to Marquardt Village over the past year. The value of these hours
is estimated at more than $275,000, based on the current value of a volunteer hour, $23.07,
as determined by Independent Sector (www.independentsector.org).
2015 ANNUAL REPORT
FOUNDATION
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Marquardt Foundation, Inc.
Consolidated Balance Sheet
as of June 30, 2015
Marquardt Foundation, Inc.
Statement of Revenue and Expenses
as of June 30, 2015
Assets
Cash5,956
Investments4,922,876
Pledges and Bequests Receivable (net)
24,537
Property and Equipment (net)
5,978
Other1,527
Revenue
General124,818
Spiritual Life Fund
11,983
Marquardt At Home Fund
14,219
Zinzendorf Hall
4,487
Employee Appreciation Fund
6,237
Total Assets4,960,874
Total Contributions161,744
Liabilities and Net Assets
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
332,828
Investment Income
74,334
Investment Realized and Unrealized Gains (Losses)(24,868)
Total Liabilities332,828
Total Revenue211,210
Total Net Assets4,628,046
Expenses
Donations to Marquardt Entities
82,353*
Fundraising4,905
Outreach27,978
Volunteer Services
67,467
General Administration
146,421
Total Liabilites and Net Assets4,960,874
* We are pleased to report that we used funds for Assisted Living/Memory Care,
Staff Appreciation, Hospice and various restricted items, including defibrillators,
this year. The Marquardt Foundation is thankful for the support of our donors in
making it possible to use these funds for their intended purposes.
Total Expenses329,124
Increase in Net Assets(117,914)
MARQUARDT FOUNDATION FUNDS
GIFTS TO MARQUARDT FOUNDATION CAN BE DESIGNATED TO THE FOLLOWING FUNDS:
• General Fund donations are designated to help make up the difference between government
reimbursement and the actual cost of care.
• Spiritual Life Fund nurtures spiritual life on campus. Our chapel, chaplain, programs, and pastoral care
help create a unique environment in which to live and work.
• Marquardt at Home Fund supports home health and hospice programs. Medicare/insurance covers
only basic end-of-life services. From telehealth devices to supplies for prayer shawls, this fund supports
people in their homes throughout an 11-county region.
• Employee Appreciation Fund helps us recognize staff with special events, gifts, and opportunities,
in return for the difference they make in the lives they touch.
To make a gift, use the enclosed envelope, visit marquardtvillage.org/giving or call Cheryl Porior-Mayhew
at 920-206-4000; cporior-mayhew@marquardtvillage.org
First Summer Student Internship Program Gets Rave Reviews
M
arquardt Village has had a student intern or
two for a number of years, including a full-time
intern from UW-Eau Claire. In fact, among
Marquardt’s leadership team, Matthew Mauthe, CEO,
and Michael Benson, Health Center Administrator, were
interns. This summer marked the first time an expanded
program was offered. Ten students participated,
contributing their fresh ideas, gaining valuable
experience, and earning money. Staff, students, and
residents all felt the program was a big success.
new staff members, emergency preparedness, and helping
to develop a more person-centered orientation for new
residents of Marquardt Health Center.
Interest was so high among Marquardt staff members
that the intern positions were all filled by their children,
other relatives, or close friends. The interns covered for
vacationing staff and worked on special projects in several
departments—staff development and education, the
business office, nursing, social work, activities, and grounds
maintenance. One daunting project was to convert all
business office records from paper files to electronic records.
Others involved improving processes, such as orientation for
“We were sad to see them return to school, but look
forward to having many back with us during breaks and
next summer,” said Sherry Cira, Director of Organizational
Advancement . “They brought so much enthusiasm
and literally taught us as much as we taught them. Four
generations work here at Marquardt and, like no other,
these students have grown up with technology. Their
fresh ideas and different approaches elevated efficiency
in a way that I believe will have a lasting impact.”
“I didn’t know what to expect, but absolutely loved
this experience,” said Kasey Caine, a senior this fall at
UW-Whitewater studying communications and speech
therapy. “I feel like I grew as a person and gained
a level of professionalism that I wouldn’t have yet
without this opportunity.”
Marquardt Village Student Interns
Back row, from left: Kendra Ninmann, Jason Eternick, Jacob Butler, Steven Sellnow, Jacob Yaeger (UWEC Full-time Intern). Front row, from left: Kaylee
McDonald, Paige Wollin, Katelyn Genz, Jessica Laughlin, Kalee Lafler. Not pictured: Kasey Caine.
Think Marquardt Health Center
For Rehabilitation
Joyce Larson with Physical Therapist Amy Durand, and Randy Tourbier with Physical Therapist Shelly Penn.
J
oyce Larson and Randy Tourbier, both of
Watertown, recently completed rehab programs
at Marquardt Health Center following joint
replacement surgeries. They credit how well they are
doing to the dedicated therapists who worked with
them and the exceptional care they received from the
entire team at the Health Center.
Joyce visited rehab centers in and around Watertown
in advance of surgery and is glad she chose Marquardt
for her program, which included two weeks at the
Health Center followed by four weeks of outpatient
therapy. Even with an option near her home, she chose
to drive across town three times a week to complete
her outpatient therapy here. “I’m telling everyone
to go to Marquardt Village for rehab,” said Joyce. “I’m
doing excellent! I loved my therapist Amy Durand and
everyone there... loved the room, the food, the fact that
they respected I’m not a morning person.”
Randy knew about Marquardt Village and chose the
Health Center, sight unseen, for rehab following hip
replacement surgery. His recovery went so well, he
plans to return after a knee replacement scheduled for
December. “My two therapists and all the staff there were
just great. And I did so well with their help that I was out
in just four weeks, two weeks ahead of schedule!”
MARQUARDT PARTNERS WITH
ALLIANCE REHAB
to provide physical, occupational, and speech
therapies on an inpatient or outpatient basis.
On campus services are available at Marquardt
Health Center and Zinzendorf Assisted Living.
For information, call (920) 206-4935.
Rehabilitation therapies are also available in
private homes in the region through
Marquardt at Home. To arrange a consultation,
call (844) 206-4930.
Donations Provide the “Little Extras”
That Make Living Here Special
A
donation designated for special items makes
giving more fun and provides an immediate
positive impact for Marquardt residents. Take
iPods for example. Gifts from our generous donors
allowed Marquardt Village to purchase 64 iPods in 2014
to enhance the Music and Memory Program.
“Music is one of the most powerful non-verbal ways to
communicate,” said Gina Symkowski, Activities Assistant.
“With the iPods and a personal playlist we help residents
create, we see how much they enjoy the music, plus
we’re seeing remarkable improvements in cognition and
communication skills.”
For donors who would like to contribute toward tangible
items, Marquardt Village staff created the following wish
list to enhance resident services and lifestyle. If you would
like to help fulfill the list, please let the Foundation know if
you’re interested in making a general wish list contribution
or would like to apply a gift toward specific items.
Resident John Schmoller gets familiar with an iPod with help from
Michael Benson, Health Care Administrator, and Gina Symkowski,
Activities Assistant.
MARQUARDT VILLAGE WISH LIST
iPods – new or gently used, about $50
each. Music triggers memories—a
beautiful thing for those with memory loss
or dementia. We still need about 111 iPods
to reach a goal of 175 for residents of Marquardt Health
Center and Zinzendorf Hall. We can only accept the iPod
brand, preferably iPod shuffles, not other MP3 players.
Benches for Walking Paths – about $800 each.
Benches placed along sidewalks create spots to rest
or chat with neighbors. Five have been purchased;
20 more are needed.
Raised Garden Beds – about $350 each.
Residents enjoy gardening without the
stress of bending and kneeling. Two have
been purchased; six more are needed.
Automated External Defibrillators – about $1,500
each. Cardiac arrest is a leading cause of death in the
United States. Six have been purchased; six more are
needed for key locations on campus.
Other Items Needed – a complete wish list is
available on our website, www.MarquardtVillage.com.
Donations can be made online or sent to Marquardt Foundation, 1020 Hill Street, Watertown, WI 53098.
Please note which items you are helping to purchase.
Welcoming New Board and Staff Members
Rev. Dr. Rick Brewer
Foundation Board Member
Emily Feiner
Assistant Health Care Administrator
Many of you already know Rev. Dr.
Rick Brewer, who was Director of
Pastoral Care at Marquardt Village
for 20 years and retired early last
year. “I retired from the position,
not from the love and care and
belief I have in Marquardt and its
mission,” he says. “That will always be with me.”
Emily Feiner joined Marquardt
Village in June after a year-long
internship with Minnesota
Masonic Home in Bloomington,
Minnesota, to complete her
Bachelor of Arts degree in Health
Care Administration from the
University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire.
Though in many ways he has never left Marquardt Village,
we are glad to welcome Rev. Rick back to Marquardt
Foundation. A planned giving benefactor himself and a
fervent believer in the power of private philanthropy, he also
serves the board as Chair of the Development Committee.
Born and raised in Madison, Emily’s career interest was
influenced by family members whose experiences span a
number of fields from nursing to business accounting and
project management—all of which play roles in health
care administration. Emily is also licensed as a Certified
Nursing Assistant, which she says comes in handy from
time to time at Marquardt Village, where her responsibilities
include serving as Administrator at Zinzendorf Assisted
Living and as Assistant Administrator at Marquardt Health
Center. Noting that her “days are never predictable—in a
good way,” Emily sought out the complexity of working
at a full-service retirement community with independent
living plus a complete continuum of care, as well as services
to the greater community. She loves the variety and the
opportunity to help people each day.
His ongoing ministry and related work since leaving the
full-time pastoral care position at Marquardt Village include
marriage and family counseling, serving as a deacon
supervisor mentoring new pastors, and officiating at
occasional baptisms, weddings and other services. He also
enjoys traveling and recently returned from a trip to England
and Scotland.
Rev. Rick was born and raised in Milwaukee and holds a
Doctor of Ministry in Pastoral Care and Counseling from the
Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, a Master of Divinity
from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston,
Illinois, and a Bachelor of Science in Education from the
University of Wisconsin – Whitewater.
Emily lives in Waukesha and enjoys the combination of
cultural opportunities in Milwaukee as well as outdoor life,
travel and family gatherings.
MARQUARDT VILLAGE
WELCOMES CARING,
COMPASSIONATE PEOPLE
If you’re looking for a rewarding career helping seniors in our
community, visit MarquardtVillage.org, where it’s easy to:
View open positions
Read about benefits
Apply and upload your resume
Long-time Friends Move to Marquardt Village:
Kay and Aden Ward will soon welcome Nancy and Tom VonBoeckmann
C
alifornia residents Nancy and Tom VonBoeckmann
were visiting Kay and Aden Ward at their home
near Wisconsin Rapids when Kay invited them to
spend the better part of a day at Marquardt Village. The
Wards were considering moving to Marquardt and, before
long, so were the VonBoeckmanns.
Both couples moved frequently over the years, with
Kay and Aden holding the record with their move to
Marquardt Village in November last year. “With 13 moves
in 40 years, we’re pretty good at it,” said Aden. “Still, our
five-bedroom cabin in the woods could sleep 19, so
we had to downsize and give up
“We selected an apartment
some things—like my chain saws.
as close as we could get to the We were ready for that and we
love it here.”
The friendship between these
couples started decades ago
new Towne Centre, because the
when the VonBoeckmanns were
plans for it are a big part of what “We met so many people here in
parishioners of a church in Yorba
Linda, California, where the Wards
the first weeks,” added Kay. “They
attracted us to Marquardt.”
were pastors. Their children
brought gifts and information. We
literally grew up together and after the age of 50, Nancy
must have called maintenance at least once a day that
became a minister, too, inspired in part by the Wards.
first week, too, and they were so responsive and helpful
as we got familiar with appliances and other things.
Kay and Aden
Ward moved to
Marquardt Village
a year ago and
look forward to
welcoming friends
from California
before the
holidays.
Wards
Wisconsin
Rapids, WI
2,012
miles
VonBoeckmanns
Yorba Linda, CA
Marquardt
Village
Watertown, WI
After moving to Marquardt Village this
fall, Nancy and Tom VonBoeckmann plan
to continue to travel quite a lot, especially
to visit family in California.
“We never lived ‘in community’ before and it’s a
grandchildren. Plus, they can stay in guest apartments
wonderful experience—the social opportunities
here to visit us in Wisconsin.”
especially. As Moravian ministers, the Moravian faith base
of this community is important to us,” said Kay, who is a
Also influencing their choice of Marquardt Village, Nancy
bishop and chooses to remain active in ministry, holding
and Tom point to her years as chaplain at a Moravian
retreats and traveling several
retirement community in
times a year. “We selected
Pennsylvania. “We realized
“We realized the value of planning
an apartment as close as we
the value of planning ahead
ahead
for
our
later
years...
we
wanted
could get to the new Towne
for our later years and being
Centre, because the plans
in charge of decisions for
to move to a community at a point
for it are a big part of what
when we could enjoy the lifestyle and ourselves. So, we wanted
attracted us to Marquardt.”
to move to a community
know that health care services are
at a point when we could
available to us in the future.”
When the VonBoeckmanns
enjoy the lifestyle and know
join them at Marquardt
that health care services are
this November, their apartment will be just a few doors
available to us in the future,” said Tom, an auditor with
down. “Towne Centre really caught our attention,
Bank of America for 35 years.
too,” said Nancy. “Because we want to continue the
active lifestyle we enjoy at our maintenance-provided
“The people at Marquardt Village have already been so
community in southern California. We’ll continue to
welcoming to us,” added Nancy. “All the arrangements
travel quite a lot, too, especially to visit our children and
are made and we’re looking forward to settling in!”
INTERESTED IN INDEPENDENT LIVING AT MARQUARDT VILLAGE?
To see available apartments and garden homes, call (920) 206-4663.
Through December 31, 2015, those who reserve a residence and move within 90 days
will receive $2,500 for moving expenses.
Marquardt Hospice Sporting Clay Shoot Out—What a Blast!
I
t was a beautiful fall day September 25th for
Marquardt Village’s first-ever sporting clay shoot out
held at Milford Hills Hunt Club in Johnson Creek.
Some 165 people participated in this event which
raised more than $37,000 for Marquardt Hospice.
The funds raised will be used for such things as
volunteer training materials, prayer shawl ministry
supplies, and remodeling hospice offices. Marquardt
Hospice provides support and comfort to Marquardt
Village residents and their families, as well as to those
living in private homes throughout an 11-county
region of southeast Wisconsin.
About 45 volunteers helped the event run smoothly,
helping with everything from launching clays and
keeping score to handling registration and gathering
raffle and silent auction items. “As a first time volunteer
I found the experience a lot of fun,” said Pat Seidel.
“I learned about shooting sporting clays and was
extremely impressed with the hunt club. From
the silent auction to the great lunch, it was fun to
participate knowing that Marquardt residents and
others who need end-of-life care will benefit.”
Twelve major sponsors contributed $700 or more,
including three $5,000 Gold sponsors: Altius Building Co.,
Schaefer Soft Water (in memory of Bob Schaefer), and
WIPFLi CPAs and Consultants. In addition, nearly 130
companies donated items for raffles and a silent auction.
“We greatly appreciate the support of our sponsors,
donors, and volunteers,” said Matt Mauthe, CEO. “Thanks
to their generosity, Marquardt Hospice will be able to
continue providing exceptional support and comfort
to patients and their family members. It’s impossible to
put a price on that kind of care.”
“As a sponsor family and volunteer, all I can say is: thank
you, thank you, and thank you,” said Kathy Schaefer
O’Malley. “Thank you for honoring Bob Schaefer by
gathering dedicated sports people to enjoy a sporting
event, for ‘doing good and avoiding evil’ by raising
funds for the hospice program, and for ‘having some
fun’ by playing as hard as you work!”
GOLD SPONSORS, $5,000
Altius Building Company
Schaefer’s Soft Water, in memory of Bob Schaefer
WIPFLi CPAs and Consultants
LUNCH SPONSORS, $3,500
Piper Jaffray
Wis-Pak
PRIZE SPONSOR, $1,000
K&W Electric
New Horizon Foods
Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c.
GUN RAFFLE SPONSOR, $700
J&L Tire & Service Center
SHELL SPONSOR, $2,600
EVENT SPONSORS, $500
First Midwest Bank
PRIMARY STATION SPONSORS, $1,500
ClearPath Connections
Creative Business Interiors
Marsh & McLennan Agency
Omnicare Pharmacy Services
SECONDARY STATION SPONSORS, $1,000
Accurate Imaging
AdvoCare
Communications Engineering Company
EZ Office Products
Maas Brothers Construction
Madison United Healthcare Linen
Medline Industries
Pinnacle Construction
TCF Bank
Thrivent Financial, East Dodge County Chapter
SHOOT OUT 2016!
Mark your calendar now for the next Shoot Out - September 15, 2016. There is a special price for those
who register by June 1, 2016. Contact Cheryl Porior-Mayhew for details, 920-206-4000.
We greatly appreciate the support of the following individuals, churches, businesses, and
organizations who shared their resources with Marquardt Village during our 2015 fiscal year,
July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015. All gifts to Marquardt Foundation are used to improve services
for our residents and those we serve in the greater community.
INDIVIDUALS
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Georgene & Harold Adams
Karen & Fred Albert
Heidi Anderson
Macy Anderson
Jessica Angove
Jerry Arntson
John & Joyce Austin
Ron & Carol Barwick
Sandra Bathke
Donald & Barbara Benedett
Michael Benson
Grace Bentzin
Franklyn Bergdoll
Karen Bergman
Rev. Raymond Bezanson
Jennifer Biermann
Denise Blackbourn
Shelly Bladorn
Marian Blaney
Rose Borck
Taryn Braasch
Alice Brandt
Larry & Mary Braunschweig
Phillip Braunschweig
Rick Brewer
Amber Brinsko
Frieda Bubernak
Amanda Burg
Neal & Carla Butenhoff
Barbara Butler & Karl Wagner
Joy & Patrick Caine
Dick Cerney
Sherry & Russ Cira
Jeanie Clark
Dorothy Coogan
Jennifer Coppes
Deborah Cornella-Kirt
Mary Cromey
Jerome & Susan David
Dorothy Degnitz
Terri & Curt Detert
Robert & Trudy Dobbratz
Renee & David Downs
Kris & Jan Duffy
John & Gladys Ebert
Tom & Sara Fay
Mildred Febock
Kimberly Fehling
Emily Feiner
Shelby Fetter
Nelson & Barb Fischer
Tyler & Jackie Foti
Helen Foulke
Ms. Jennie Fox
Phillip & Naomi Frensz
Rev. John & Anne Fritts
Lori Ganser
Gary & Joan Genz
Katelyn Genz
Katie Gomez
Vicky & Stephen Gouldthorp
Glen & Isela Grams
Eliza Griggs
Carmen Groehler
Dallas & Elaine Grosenick
Doug & Jan Gruber
Cindy & Rob Gruenwald
Jeff Hackel
Raymond & Joan Hanson
Glenn Harke
Lois Harke
Irene Heiliger
Kimberly Henze
Rev. & Mrs. James Hicks
Jeanette & Wayne Hills
Kimberly Holterman
Gayle Hunter
Melanie Hunter
Patricia Ignarski
Lynn Ireland
Alesha Jacobson
Andrew Johnson
Barbara & Ronald Johnson
Martin Johnson
Joan Jones
Amber Kaesermann
Tom & Kathy Kasten
Paula Kaulback
Tom Keel & Marge Etter
William E. & Erna Kiessling
Jennifer Kleinjan
Nancy & Ralph Kohlhoff
Christine Komis
Apichai Kookasemkit
Sherry Korth
Connie & Mark Kottwitz
Sarah Kottwitz
Beth Kratzer
Linda Kraus
Carol Kruesel
Sarah Kuehl
Michelle Larson
Duane Lauersdorf
John Leischer
John Leischer
Esther Claire Lessard
Adolph & Lucy Leuenberger
Michael & Rachel Libby
Amy & Todd Loeber
Allison Lorenz
Nathaniel Lueck
Judy & Jim Maas
Nicholas Maas
Shirley Maas
Jeff & Lynn Mallach
Dan & Julie Marks
Dolly Martin
Lynnae Mathison-Raether
Sharon Mathwig
Matt & Erika Mauthe
Joan McConville
Kristin & Kenny McDonald
Barbara McGray
Elizabeth & Richard McLaughlin
Dorothy Mekelburg
Annette Meyer
Greg & Cheryl Meyer
Debra Meyer
Tammy Mielke
Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Miller
Jeffrey Miller
Diane Neal
Gordon & Arlene Neary
Rebecca Nehls
Don Nicholson
Duane Nienow
Mike & Jodi Nienow
Rebecca Nimm
Jessica O’marrah
Robert Opps
William & Jill Oswald
Charlotte Palmer
Barbara Parish
Lori Pelto
Jack Penfold
Lavernia Peters
Denise Pingel
Barbara Pohl
Lynnette & Roy Pooler
Cheryl Porior-Mayhew & Jim Mayhew
Dallas Prockl
Barbara & Larry Quest
Mr. Irving Quest
Hannah Raabe
Patricia Ranthum
Ms. Rosanne Richter
Anne Roberson
Tami Rodriguez
Lucille Roessler-Engsberg
Larry Rudd
Joyce & Mark Scallon
Kathy Schaefer O’Malley & Dennis O’Malley
Kathleen & Larry Scheler
Caryl Scheurman
Ruth Schick
Ruby Schmidt
Judy & David Schoechert
Gerald & Carol Schultz
Jessica Schultz
Susan & Larry Schultz
Lawrence Schumacher
Barbara & Terry Schwefel
Dennis Schwenker
Debra Seifert
Lori & Dan Sellnow
Mr. & Mrs. John Severa
Ms. Kathleen Siegel
Ms. Joyce Simon
Sally Smith
Deborah Snell
Gladys Soter
Erika Spiegelhoff
Henry Staeben
Keith Stalker
Jerry Stelse
Tammy Stoll
Phyllis Strasburg George
Mary Supple
Gina Symkowski
Taylor Tidwell
Stacie Trail
Albert Troyke
Elaine Uecker
Marilyn & Gary Vogel
Patricia Volenberg
Amy Wagner
Lynne Wagner
Karen Wagoner
In Memory of Leola Haberkorn
Larissa & Aaron Buss
Linda Buss
Mary & Dan Christian
Pete Colletti
Lance Dopke
Heidi & Jeffrey Doyle
Paul & Lou Ann Esselman
Lorie & Thomas Hadel
Dianne & Robert Hamann
Leta Jensen
Barbara & Ricky Lischka
Lois Munzel
Charlotte & Larry Schears
William & Mary Schultz
Bonnie Simon
William Ulm
TRIBUTES
Faith & Mark Zoellick
In Honor of Taryn Braasch
In Memory of Elsie Harberg
Elgardie Fuchs
Rev. Jane Harberg
In Honor of Jan Duffy
In Memory of Thor Harberg
Elgardie Fuchs
Rev. Jane Harberg
In Honor of Ruth E. Ebert
In Memory of Richard Harris
Janice & Harry Ruehlow
Linda & William Rieman
In Honor of Edward Fay
Bonnie Simon
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Grajewski
Ryan Smull
In Honor of Loretta Fuchs
Joan Sterwald
William Fuchs
In Honor of Marquardt Village Residents Rose Thomascheske
Elaine Thompson
Gerald & Marilyn Jeuck
Wanda & Richard Udovick
Patricia Laehr
William Ulm
In Honor of Marquardt Village Staff
In Memory of Ruth Hein
Gerald & Marilyn Jeuck
Pearl Mary Goetsch
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
In Memory of William Hein
In Honor of Leora McDow
Pearl Mary Goetsch
Tom & Linda Frakes
In Memory of Janet Hennings
In Honor of Mary E. Quinn
Margaret Amthor
Gerald & Pauline Quinn
Dolores Bartee
In Honor of Florence Sweeney
Pamela Bartee
Ann & Richard Nienow
Anna Christian
In Honor of Zinzendorf Hall Staff
Pete Colletti
Henry Staeben
John & Janet Fiess
In Honor of Mark Zoellick
Barbara Hennings
Bill & Jane Zoellick
Janet Hennings
In Memory of Gwynnetha Bade
Dorothy & Bruce Kasten
Nancy Kroner
Sherry Klecker
In Memory of Rick Bargo
Sherilyn & Gerald Kochanski
Linda Bargo
Don & Lisa Kuehl
In Memory of Edythe Bender
Glen & Bonnie Lauersdorf
James Bender
Mr. & Mrs. Rol& Manthe
In Memory of Milton Bender
Christine Mechenich
James Bender
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Nichols
In Memory of Ruth M. Berthold
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Power
Terry & Sue Koplin
Kaye & Michael Tresp
In Memory of Marna Block
In Memory of Erwin Hesse
Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Bongard
Rev. & Mrs. Reuben Schmitz
In Memory of Irene Borck
In Memory of Leona Hesse
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
Rev. & Mrs. Reuben Schmitz
In Memory of Louis Borck
In Memory of Ellen Hogue
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
Sharon & Ray Walsh
In Memory of Claretta Boyd
In Memory of Brian Holcomb
Robert Boyd
Kerri & Matthew Johanning
In Memory of Therese Bradisse
In Memory of Robert Holt
Jeffrey Bradisse
Charlotte Holt
In Memory of Frieda Bubernak
In Memory of Herbert C. Holz
Alice Brandt
Carol Voss
Alida Jaeger
In Memory of Virginia Ihde
Joan Jones
Judy & Jim Maas
In Memory of Benedict Burg
In Memory of Karen Jaehrling
Benedict Burg
David Frank
In Memory of John Byrne
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
Miriam & Ellsworth Schuett
Janice & Robert Thostenson
In Memory of Catherine Clifford
In Memory of Dorothea Jochinsen
Ralph & Margaret Krueger
Leonard Kafer
In Memory of John Clifford
In Memory of Ruth Johnson
Ralph & Margaret Krueger
Martin Johnson
In Memory of Sharon Collin
In Memory of Kenneth Kant
Robert Collin
Dr. & Mrs. Rol& Liebenow
In Memory of Zoe Cone
In Memory of Lillian Kees
Kitty Stueber
Gail & Marvin Blundon
In Memory of Joseph Dresen
In Memory of Donald Key
Laura Dresen
Mary & Jim Zastrow
In Memory of Verna Engel
In Memory of Don King
Doris Anderson
Cathie King
In Memory of Marion Engsberg
In Memory of Myrtle Klug
Meade Medical Clinic
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
Leanne & Jack Huber
In Memory of Aaron Kohls
Fay Martin
Joseph Kohls
Jane & Steve Schmidt
In Memory of Della Kosanovich
Florence Topel
Jane & Tim Burton
In Memory of Gertrude Fehrmann
Jan & Greg Freund
Marlene Witte
Amy & R. Scott Johnson
In Memory of Joan Frei
John & Jean Kosanovich
Dorothy Degnitz
In Memory of Viola Koser
In Memory of Loretta Fuchs
Marilyn Kohls
Jerry Arntson
In Memory of Harvey Krueger
Peter & Sharon Dewind
Marilyn Foster Sitter
Jeffrey & Diane Haas
In Memory of Harold Krueger
Constance Meyer
Ralph & Margaret Krueger
Ronald Schneller
Jacqueline Smith
Edith & Harold Wandersee
Rev. Aden & Bishop Kay Ward
Don D. Wegner
Stacey Weihert
Patricia Werner
Ms. Jameie Williams
Kayla Williams
Ethel Willing
Britanie Winker
Kay & Will Wipperfurth
Stephanie Wollitz
Ms. Kathryn Wright
Mary & Jim Zastrow
Patsy & Herman Zastrow
Jenny & Jamie Zwieg
In Memory of Mabel Krueger
Ralph & Margaret Krueger
In Memory of Myrtle Krueger
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bartz
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Krattiger
Mr. & Mrs. John Theder
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Wille
In Memory of Lottie Krystyniak
Bob & Anne Krystyniak
In Memory of Dorothy Kuenzi
Holly Brom
Bonnie & Thomas Conway
Dan & Nancy Jaeckel
Elroy Liesener
Sally, Laura & Kari Schoenike
Lester & Lucille Schwartz
In Memory of Dorothy Lange
Hildegard Lange
In Memory of Luann Lauersdorf
Thomas & Susan O’Connor
In Memory of Dolores Livanec
George Livanec
In Memory of Milo Loppnow
Charles Nienow & Esther Tesh
In Memory of Eleanor Lorenz
Jennifer Kleinjan
Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Moede
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nimm
Thomas & Susan O’Connor
Ann Pokel
Mr. Andrew Rothschadl
Carol Utech
In Memory of Lois Loveng
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
In Memory of Rosemary Magedanz
Alice Brandt
Dorothy Mekelburg
Shirley & Daniel Wiedenhoeft
In Memory of Phillip Mallow
Arthur Melcher
Shirley & Daniel Wiedenhoeft
In Memory of Karen I. Mantey
Joan Jones
MaryAnn & John Mantey
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
In Memory of Delia Mattison
Alice Brandt
Shirley & Daniel Wiedenhoeft
In Memory of Ruth May
Sally Smith
In Memory of Florence Moldenhauer
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
In Memory of Harris Moldenhauer
Mark & Judy Zastrow
In Memory of Vernon Moldenhauer
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
In Memory of Norman Multhauf
Mrs. Dorothy Multhauf
In Memory of Calvin Mundt
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore McCabe
Dianna & Gerald Mundt
Eva Mundt
John Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Suchocki
In Memory of Bernice Nelson
Dorothy Degnitz
Hannelore Eaves
Sally & Ronald Greve
Jack Lynch
Harold Nelson
Susan & William Stroupe
Kitty Stueber
In Memory of Harvey Neubauer
Marsha & John Pagel
In Memory of George Ochs
Erlene Delano
In Memory of Janice Oemig
David Oemig
In Memory of Sylvester Olszewski
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dostalek
Ms. Arlene Seitz
Elaine Uecker
Mr. & Mrs. John Wagner
In Memory of Alice Peters
Mr. James Abplanalp & Ms. Joyce Murtaugh
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Bachler
Doris Baumann
Rev. Allen & Judy Bergmann
Scott & Amy Bergmann
Larry & Mary Braunschweig
Lois Harke
Thomas & Bonnie Justmann
Joyce Murtaugh & James Abplanalp
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Peters
Amy Pike
Mr. David Pike
Mrs. Janet Rubenzer-Pike & Mr. Rodney Pike
Bonnie Simon
We make every effort to ensure this list is accurate. If you notice an error or omission, please notify us at (920) 206-4000.
(2015 fiscal year donors continued)
In Memory of Edward Petig
Dr. William Petig
In Memory of Gertrude Petig
Dr. William Petig
In Memory of James Pipkorn
Miriam & Ellsworth Schuett
In Memory of Betty Pranke
Mr. & Mrs. Delaine Budig
Marylin Meyer
Susan & Ryan Topel
In Memory of George Pranke
Susan & Ryan Topel
In Memory of Irving Quest
Lynn Ireland
Joan Jones
In Memory of Mary E. Quinn
Susan Barry
B. Brauer & L. Brauer
Ms. Vicki Duhr & Mr. David Schultz
Thomas & Maria Fairall
Mary Hoppe
Michelle & Richard McKellar
Mary & William Pate
Sue & Robin Roe
Joyce Sandberg
Diane Schlesner
Maureen & James Schmidt
Darlene & Randall Schultz
Jeffrey & Sheryl Schultz
Susan & Ken Taylor
Jerome & Lynn Zastrow
In Memory of Gilbert Rankin
Rev. Raymond Bezanson
In Memory of Eldora Riebe
Doris Buchta
In Memory of Charles Roberts
Beatrice Roberts
In Memory of Mary Jeane Romer
Cynthia Romer
In Memory of Robert Schaefer
Joan Jones
In Memory of Stuart Schilling
Janice & Robert Thostenson
In Memory of Kathy Schlender
Debra & Mike Hoefler
In Memory of Leroy Schlender
Debra & Mike Hoefler
In Memory of Richard Schlueter
Linda Bargo
In Memory of Jerry Schmitz
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Maron
In Memory of Margaret Schuch
Jonathon & Patricia Schuch
In Memory of Carroll Schulz
Arlene Strasburg Schulz & David Schulz
In Memory of Flora Schulz
Arlene Strasburg Schulz & David Schulz
In Memory of William Schultz
Rhonda & Jeffrey Hagy
Tracy & Todd Kruser
Joan Schultz
Wendy Stoeckler
James & Jill Teisberg
In Memory of Gilbert Shekey
Joan Jones
In Memory of Minnie Shekey
Joan Jones
In Memory of Vernon Steffen
Joe & Judy Hasslinger
In Memory of Herbert Steinbock
Margaret Luchsinger
In Memory of Ken Stelse
Beverly Stelse
In Memory of Loretta Stewart
Sarah & Mike Walter
In Memory of Walter Stewart
Sarah & Mike Walter
In Memory of Edna Strasburg
Joan Strasburg Allinder
Phyllis Strasburg George
Jerilyn Strasburg McFarlane & John
McFarlane
Arlene Strasburg Schulz & David Schulz
In Memory of Lloyd Strasburg
Joan Strasburg Allinder
Phyllis Strasburg George
Jerilyn Strasburg McFarlane & John
McFarlane
Arlene Strasburg Schulz & David Schulz
In Memory of Margaret Stueber
Rev. Allen & Judy Bergmann
Pete Colletti
Sally & Ronald Greve
Randall & Kim Hackbarth
Thomas & Bonnie Justmann
Susan & Roger Schroeder
Kitty Stueber
Jerry Teska
Sandy Zastrow
In Memory of Hildagarde Thurloff
Gregory Else
In Memory of Robert Uecker
Elaine Uecker
In Memory of Dolly Vergenz
Shirley Dibble
In Memory of Donald Vinz
Karin Hoeft
In Memory of Robert Voss
Carol Voss
In Memory of Harriet Wilde
Sandra Alioto
Heather Grudnowski
Ellen Krueger
Sue Wilde-Behl
In Memory of Stanley Wilde
Sue Wilde-Behl
In Memory of Ken Wilkes
Mae Wilkes
In Memory of Frieda Wolff
Carol Maas
In Memory of Rosalie Wolf-Colletti
Margaret Amthor
Mrs. Marilyn Baneck
Judy Colletti
Mrs. Juanita Ebert
Elgardie Fuchs
Lois Harke
Patricia Herro
Joan Jones
Dorothy Mekelburg
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Poweleit
Ms. E. Ruthie Pugh
Ms. Marjorie Reinhard
Mr. & Mrs. Al Schmidt
Shirley & Daniel Wiedenhoeft
In Memory of Jean Zillmer
Sherry & Russ Cira
ORGANIZATIONS
In Honor of Julie Mauthe
Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc.
In Honor of Virginia Daley
Daley Painting & Decorating
In Memory of Archie Daley
Daley Painting & Decorating
In Memory of Della Kosanovich
UWHP Watertown Regional Medical Center
Watertown Regional Medical Center
Watertown Regional Medical Center Board of Directors
In Memory of Leola Haberkorn
Bethesda Lutheran Homes
In Memory of Viola Grunewald
A-1 Tri-County Vacuum & Sewing
A & S Plumbing Inc.
Aggeus Healthcare, PC
Alliance Partners, LLC
Alliance Rehabilitation
Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc.
Altius Building Company
Amazon Smile Foundation
Angell Marketing, LLC
Chartwell Midwest Wisconsin
Claussen Funeral Home
Culligan Water Conditioning
Daley Painting & Decorating
Ebenezer Moravian Church
Eppstein Uhen Architects
Eppstein Uhen Architects
ExxonMobil Foundation
Felton Electric
Hafemeister Funeral Home
Holz Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac
John Christian Landscaping & Lawn Mowing
Keck Furniture, Inc.
Killpest Solutions Pest Control LLC
Koplin Excavating & Grading Co.
Lakeview Moravian Women
Maas Bros Construction
Marquardt Village Health Information Dept.
Moravian Church Western District
Moravian Larger Life Foundation
New Horizon Foods, Inc
Northside Auto & Truck Service
Omnicare Pharmacy
Orchid Group
Sister Bay Moravian Women
Southern Wisconsin Moravians for Mission
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
TOPS No WI 1151
United Electric, Inc.
United Heartland
Watertown Moravian Church
Watertown Moravian Women’s
Fellowship
Western Region Moravian Women
Yerges Van Liners
Thank you to the following individuals, churches and businesses who have
contributed to the Marquardt Foundation for Wish List items, operating needs,
pastoral care and chapel needs, memory care, hospice and staff appreciation
from July to September. We value your trust and will use these gifts for the
benefit of Marquardt Village residents.
INDIVIDUALS
Sandra Bathke
Michael Benson
Grace Bentzin
Karen Bergman
Rev. Raymond Bezanson
Denise Blackbourn
Shelly Bladorn
Taryn Braasch
Phillip Braunschweig
Rick Brewer
Amber Brinsko
Amanda Burg
Barbara Butler & Karl Wagner
Joy & Patrick Caine
Kasey Caine
Dick Cerney
Sherry & Russ Cira
Jeanie Clark
Jennifer Coppes
Deborah Cornella-Kirt
Mary Cromey
Mrs. Karen Davenport
Terri & Curt Detert
Trudy & Robert Dobbratz
Renee & David Downs
Joyce Duffin
Kris & Jan Duffy
Kimberly Fehling
Emily Feiner
Shelby Fetter
Rev. John & Anne Fritts
Lori Ganser
Gary & Joan Genz
Katelyn Genz
Katie Gomez
Vicky & Stephen Gouldthorp
Eliza Griggs
Carmen Groehler
Dallas & Elaine Grosenick
Robert Heath
Kimberly Henze
Billy & Kareen Holloway
Kimberly Holterman
Gayle Hunter
Patricia Ignarski
Lynn Ireland
Alesha Jacobson
Amber Kaesermann
Tim Kamke
Paula Kaulback
Christine Komis
Apichai Kookasemkit
Beth Kratzer
Linda Kraus
Carol Kruesel
Sarah Kuehl
Michelle Larson
Michael & Rachel Libby
Allison Lorenz
Nathaniel Lueck
Nicholas Maas
Shirley Maas
Mark Mandel
Dan & Julie Marks
Lynnae Mathison-Raether
Sharon Mathwig
Julie & Ronald Mauthe
Matt & Erika Mauthe
Kristin & Kenny McDonald
Annette Meyer
Greg & Cheryl Meyer
Debra Meyer
Tammy Mielke
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
Diane Neal
Rebecca Nehls
Rolfe & Mary Nervig
Don Nicholson
Charles Nienow & Esther Tesh
Rebecca Nimm
Jessica O’marrah
Barbara Pohl
Cheryl Porior-Mayhew & Jim Mayhew
Barbara & Larry Quest
Hannah Raabe
Patricia Ranthum
Anne Roberson
Tami Rodriguez
Lucille Roessler-Engsberg
Larry Rudd
Joyce & Mark Scallon
Kathleen & Larry Scheler
Ruby Schmidt
Jessica Schultz
Dennis Schwenker
Lori & Dan Sellnow
Jerry Stelse
Tammy Stoll
Phyllis Strasburg George
Mary Supple
Gina Symkowski
Taylor Tidwell
Marilyn & Gary Vogel
Patricia Volenberg
Lynne Wagner
Rev. Aden & Bishop Kay Ward
Patricia Werner
Stephanie Wollitz
Jenny & Jamie Zwieg
TRIBUTES
In Honor of Florence Sweeney
Ann & Richard Nienow
In Honor of Marquardt Village Residents
Gerald & Marilyn Jeuck
Patricia Laehr
In Honor of Marquardt Village Staff
Gerald & Marilyn Jeuck
In Honor of Mark Zoellick
Bill & Jane Zoellick
In Memory of Rick Bargo
Linda Bargo
In Memory of Evelyn Bergman
Alice Brandt
In Memory of Linda Debolt
Christine & Ronald Altenburg
Ms. Janet Brunk
Marcia Castro
Louise & Richard Hansen
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kasten
Barbara & Richard Krueger
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Krueger
Mr. James Krueger
Tricia Kuerschner
Jennifer & Robert Mudler
Nola & Rodney Rains
Philip Sillman
In Memory of Gertrude Fehrmann
Marlene Witte
In Memory of Norma Fredrick
Mr. Dennis Walsh
In Memory of Elsie Harberg
Rev. Jane Harberg
In Memory of Thor Harberg
Rev. Jane Harberg
In Memory of Erwin Hesse
Rev. & Mrs. Reuben Schmitz
In Memory of Leona Hesse
Rev. & Mrs. Reuben Schmitz
In Memory of Brian Holcomb
Carson Holcomb
In Memory of Virginia Ihde
Jim & Judy Maas
In Memory of Marvin Kuenzi
Sally, Laura & Kari Schoenike
In Memory of Dorothy Lange
Hildegard Lange
In Memory of Gladys Lueck
Kenneth & Arlene Lueck
In Memory of Phillip Mallow
Glen & Isela Grams
In Memory of Erna Manthey
Marilyn & George Hackbarth
In Memory of Lisle Piper
Clarice Piper
In Memory of Mary E. Quinn
Mrs. Carolyn Harris
Mary Lou & Myron Moldenhauer
Dean & Susan Mueller
In Memory of John Rudelick
Shirley Brodell
Ms. Patricia McGinn
In Memory of Waldemar Schlage
Mrs. Anita Eske
In Memory of Richard Schlueter
Linda Bargo
In Memory of William Schultz
Carol Maas
Garry & Cheryl Peter
Joan Schultz
In Memory of Henry Staeben
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bender
Jim & Judy Maas
In Memory of Ken Stelse
Beverly Stelse
In Memory of Ken Wilkes
Mae Wilkes
ORGANIZATIONS
In Memory of Archie Daley
Daley Painting & Decorating
In Memory of Charles Topel
Silgan Containers LLC
Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc.
Ebenezer Moravian Church
Eppstein Uhen Architects
Morningside Farms, LLC
Sister Bay Moravian Women
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Watertown Moravian Church
Watertown Moravian Women’s
Fellowship
Marquardt Village was named as
a recipient of memorial gifts in the
obituaries of the following people
from July-September. Thank you to
these individuals & their families for
supporting our mission.
Linda De Bolt
Norma Fredrick
Marvin Kuenzi
John Rudelick
Henry Staeben
GRATEFUL HEARTS
In Honor of Pam Burgardt
Annette Meyer*
In Honor of Jessica Granzow &
Bridgette Redenius
Joyce Duffin*
In Honor of Jessica Granzow
Phil & Lori Partoll
In Honor of Jennifer Angelo & Mike Onsrud
Paul Murdoch
In Honor of Shelly Bladorn, Jessica
Granzow, Pat Ranthum & Bridgette Redenius
Clarice Piper*
In Memory of Lisle Piper
*Grateful Hearts Donors
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