Blessings in a Backpack feeding hungry local kids on the weekends

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The Roundup
Winter 2012
Published by the Central Montana Foundation & Medical Center Foundation
Blessings in a Backpack feeding
hungry local kids on the weekends
Volunteers Ryan McKinney, Jacob Godbey
and Kaitlyn Kindzerski stand with just
some of the bins full of food ready to
become Blessings in a Backpack.
Blessings in a Backpack is receiving a
lot of local support, including a grant of
$4,999 from Central Montana
Foundation.
A program developed to feed
hungry kids on the weekend, Blessings in
a Backpack is new to Lewistown thanks to
program director Jamie Sura. It’s a way to
feed kids who may not be getting enough
nutrition on the weekends. And it is
currently serving 230 kids in Kindergarten
through sixth grade.
Hungry kids miss more school, have
lower test scores, behavior and health
issues. Kids must qualify for free lunch in
the Lewistown school district to qualify
for Backpacks. And more than 200 of our
students do.
“These kids come to school Monday
mornings drained,” said Jamie.
Each Friday, the qualifying kids whose
families have not opted out of the
program are sent home for the weekend
with enough food to sustain the child until
Monday when they can get a free
breakfast at school.
The “backpacks” are actually gallon
sized Ziploc bags filled with tuna fish,
ramen noodles, soup, oatmeal, Pop Tarts,
granola bars, fresh fruit and two juice
boxes. The bags are discreetly placed in
the child’s regular backpack and they are
set for the weekend.
She said sometimes on Friday
afternoons the kids just skip and jump
down the school hall and tell everyone
that they got their backpack.
Blessings, cont’d on p. 2
Improving the Quality of Life in Central Montana!
Eastman designs new logo for CMF
After receiving a Major Grant from
the Central Montana Foundation last
spring, the Lewistown Redbirds baseball
team wanted to show its appreciation by
placing two CMF signs at their field. This
provided a great opportunity to update the
CMF logo.
Local sign artist, Kirk Eastman,
designed a logo that conveyed the
foundation’s commitment to Central
Montana.
“It is so awesome,” said Diane Lutz,
CMF secretary. “We are excited to incorporate it into all of our CMF paperwork.”
The new logo has a simple mountain
graphic to represent Central Montana.
Underneath that is a swooping line and
the word “Foundation” – both
representative of a foundation, or support,
under Central Montana. The sun rising
over the mountain symbolizes optimism.
This is al tied together with the tagline,
“Helping Improve Central Montana.”
“I tried to come up with the essence of
what a foundation does,” said Kirk. “They
do good work and help a lot of Central
Montana causes. I believe in trying to help
our area.”
Diane said Kirk was also kind enough
to donate this design to CMF.
“To me this speaks volumes about
Kirk’s own commitment to the Central
Montana area,” she said.
Blessings, cont’d from p. 1
“They’re so proud to get it,” she
said.
Jamie said many local
organizations have fundraised for the
program, including the students at
Highland Park who raised $354. And
Albertsons has generously donated
many items, giving Jamie, who does
all of the shopping, the ability to
purchase more for these kids.
“I did reach my goal for this
year,” said Jamie. “Now that we have
pledged to feed these 230 kids we
need to keep on fundraising for the
next two years.
“I’m telling you, the people in
this town are just unbelievable.”
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Zion Lutheran Church Rainbow Kids volunteered
to help put together the Blessings in a Backpack.
Central Montana Foundation • PO Box 334 Lewistown, MT 59457 • 406.538.6130
Ray Brady resigns MCF advisory board;
Jim Hubble, Debbie Bricker join
Changes are on the horizon for the Central Montana Medical
Center Foundation Advisory Board. With the resignation of Ray
Brady, positions were opened and two qualified newcomers were
found.
Ray has been on the advisory board since its inception in 1994.
But since the passing of his wife, he has been spending more and
more time at his condo in Great Falls. Ray felt if would be best to step
down.
“I think they’ve done a good job for the last few years and would
hope they would continue that,” he said recently of the advisory
Ray Brady
board. He said as far as things he felt the
advisory board has accomplished, the clinic at
Stanford was quite important.
“The foundation is supportive of many different projects in the
western part of the area,” said Ray.
Debbie Bricker, of Moore, and Jim Hubble, of Stanford, are
joining the advisory board. Jim said Ray was influential in getting
him to consider the position as the two were involved in the start up
of the Stanford clinic.
“I’m also loyal to CMMC,” said Jim. “It’s a great institution.”
Debbie Bricker
Debbie, who has always been an active volunteer, brings another
view to the board. As the parent of a daughter with a lot of major
medical issues, Debbie has spent a great deal of time in hospitals in Great Falls and Seattle.
“I feel that our hospital is important to the community,” said Debbie. “I want to make
sure it stays viable.”
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wide range of residents who live in Fergus Country. If you are selected to
recieve this survey, your input can assist CMMC and other
health care providers in planning their programs and
services to meet present and future health care needs.
Medical Center Foundation • 408 Wendell Ave. Lewistown, MT 59457 • 406.535.6309
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Ag community finds creative ways to give
Denton area farmers have come
up with a unique way to donate to the
Emergency Room fund. Since times are
tough and cash is short, these farmers
have pledged bushels of grain to the fund.
“We thought it was something we
wanted to do,” said Nita Bronec. She and
husband Claude are strong supporters
of the medical community as there is a
strong first responder unit at Denton. And
they, like many others, have utilized the
ER.
This fall alone, Denton grain donors
gave nearly $5,000!
The farmers marketed their grain as
usual. But at the elevator they expressed
that “x” number of bushels at whatever
the market value is will be donated to the
Medical Center Foundation Emergency
Room Fund. And then elevator officials
sent a check to MCF instead.
“I would like to see this happen every
year,” said Bob Taylor. “It’s an easy thing
to do, and a bushel of grain here or there
is hardly missed.”
Nita said it was an easy way to donate.
She said elevator employees at Moccasin
knew exactly what to do, taking care of
the whole donation process. All the
Bronecs had to do was tell them how
many bushels to donate.
If you are interested in participating
by donating grain to the ER fund, contact
Dolly Lee at 567-2557.
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Nancy and Ron Gerdrum
The agriculture community has shown
a great deal of support for the CMMC
emergency room fund. Ron and Nancy
Gerdrum of Grass Range have come up
with another unique way to do this.
They donated the sale of a calf to the
E.R. fund.
Ron has been raising Black Angus
cattle for his entire life, while Nancy has
been an emergency room nurse for more
than 30 years.
“We both feel that it’s a vital thing for
the community and surrounding areas,”
said Nancy. “My husband appreciates
having an emergency room.”
The Gerdrums saw what the Denton
farmers were doing with grain donations
and thought that would be a great idea for
them this year. But their biggest hope is
that this will inspire other cattle ranchers
to give in the same way.
She said it, too, was an easy way to
give. Once the calves were sold in the fall,
Ron averaged the sale price and donated
the equivalency of one.
“It’s a way to donate,” said Nancy.
Hertel family
supports ER fund
John Hertel
When John Hertel passed away in
August, his wife Dixie chose to give
graciously to the Emergency Room Fund.
And she encouraged others to give in the
same way.
John had Parkinson’s Disease. One
of the side effects was pneumonia, which
brought him to the E.R. several times.
“They were wonderful,” Dixie said of
the doctors and nurses at the emergency
room. “Very friendly, very willing to do
anything they could.”
John was a biology teacher and taught
at Moore and Denton. After he retired
from teaching, the Hertels moved back to
the family ranch at Moore. He was a state
senator for eight years and was actively
involved in his community as chairman
of the Port Authority, the Moore School
Board and Moore Farmer’s Oil.
The couple, who was married 53 years,
has three children and five grandchildren.
One thing Dixie noticed during all
of their visits to the E.R. was the lack of
privacy. She said this, in addition to
appreciating all the staff at CMMC did for
her husband, is another reason she chose
to give back.
“They were wonderful. They helped us
all the time,” said Dixie. “I think it’s very
important.”
1/4 million dollars
have been raised for the ER!
In less than one year our community
friends and family gave toward the ER
remodel by giving $25, $100 or even
$5,000. It all adds up!
We will continue to fundraise
for the ER in hopes to reach
the timeline to build.
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Deupree leaves generous gift to Hospice
When Dave Deupree was suffering from lung
cancer, Hospice was there.
“They always had people available at any
time day or night,” said daughter-in-law Marilyn
Walling. “They trained us how to do injections.
They gave us anything that we needed and it
wasn’t just medication. It was lotions and other
accommodations.”
Originally from Missouri, Dave came to
Lewistown after he retired in the 1980s. He and
his wife, Alice, brought their children with them
and the family has grown to include several
grandchildren and great grandchildren in
Central Montana.
But at age 85 he was diagnosed with cancer.
Dave and Alice Deupree
Dave was under Hospice’s care for about six
weeks. Marilyn said Hospice made it possible for him to be at home during his remaining
time. And he was so appreciative of what Hospice did for him, that Dave wanted to give
back.
So his estate donated $4,800 to Hospice.
“He just felt like they had done so much to help him, he just wanted to return the favor,”
said Marilyn. “He wanted to help other people to pay for drugs, nurses, gas, or whatever.
And Dave did like one nurse in particular, a nurse who told him jokes.
“It was just so nice to be able have all the things you needed and not have to put him in
the hospital or have somebody stay with him that he did not know.”
Conroy Trust gives to Judith Gap Endowment
Even if you haven’t lived in your hometown for years, you always remember where you
came from. One former Judith Gap resident has remembered his small community with a
generous donation.
Kenneth Conroy graduated from Judith Gap high school in 1964. He went on to
become an English profession and eventually the Dean of an English department in
Illinois. Today, his immediate family is all in the Midwest. But his roots are here.
The Kenneth Conroy Trust recently donated $5000 to the Judith Gap Endowment.
Endowment funds are used to improve the town. Endowment members will determine
where the money is used.
“I’m sure education is preferred,” said endowment secretary Dorothy Brook. “It’s
substantial [the donation] in many ways and helpful.”
She said the endowment has done quite a bit of funding for the school, including a
recent purchase of laptops. And since Kenneth was in education, Dorothy thinks that is
where the donation will be needed the most.
“It’s greatly appreciated by the endowment and by those that receive the benefits of the
endowment,” said Dorothy.
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Hospice of Central Montana
Tree of Lights
“Remembrance Chime Ceremony”
6 pm • Thurs., Dec. 20 • Medical Arts Building
408 Wendell Ave. • Lewistown • 535-6302
Sponsored by William Kibbey,
in loving memory of his wife Udell Kibbey.
Community Endowment Contact List
and Fund Balances as of December 31, 2011
• Judith Basin County/Stanford Endowment $133,803
G.C. Tucker Hughes, PO Box 194, Stanford, MT 59479, ph. 566-2619
• Garfield County Endowment, $22,328
Jordan Swimming Pool, $14,984; Library Fund, $9,632
Holly Harbaugh, Box 395, Jordan, MT 59337, ph. 557-2324
• Hobson Endowment, $23,660 Hobson Endowment-School, $6,154
Bill Hesselbart, PO Box 433, Hobson, MT 59452, ph. 423-5369
• Winifred Endowment, $52,388
Shirley Benes, PO Box 3, Winifred, MT 59489, ph. 462-5316
• Denton Endowment, $52,572
Josh Webber, Farmers State Bank, Denton, MT 59430, ph. 537-2226
• Moore Endowment, $40,091
Roberta Belden, PO Box 76, Moore, MT 59464, ph. 374-2475
• Petroleum County Endowment, $41,917
Jim Johnke, Diane Ahlgren PO Box 2000, Winnett, MT 59087, ph. 429-2311
• Grass Range Endowment, $40,042
Russ Degner, PO Box 61, Grass Range, MT 59032, ph. 428-2449
• Judith Gap Endowment, $20,041
Dorothy Brook, 1000 Fountain Terrace Dr. #101, Lewistown, MT 49457,
• Roy Endowment, $18,332
Shelly Willmore, River Route, Roy, MT 59471, ph. 464-7411
Central
Montana
Foundation
Community
Endowment
Funds
TOTAL:
$475,945
Improving
the quality
of life in our
Central
Montana
Communities!
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is a community foundation that accepts donations, memorials and bequests to
enhance the lives of the residents of the Central Montana area. The Central
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Medical Center Foundation
Central Montana Medical Center in Lewistown is a not-for-profit hospital and not
supported by local taxes. The support of our community plays an important and growing
role in the quality care provided by the people of Central Montana.
Through our community’s generosity, the Medical Center Foundation helps enhance
CMMCs quality of healthcare by providing funding for state-of-the-art equipment and
building upgrades, and supports health-care projects in Lewistown, and in Judith Basin,
Petroleum and Fergus Counties.
There are many ways to give that can help you provide for your family’s future, and in
addition, continue to build a healthier community, like: cash and securities; memorials
and honorariums; life insurance; deffered gifts, such as a will, trust and estates and gift
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Memorials, Tributes & Donations - Thank You!
Donations to the
August 16 - November 20, 2012
Sallee, Fergus County Republican
Central Committee, S & G
Livestock
Cardiac Rehab
In memory of Merelee Manuel
John & Ethel Gilpatrick, Arthur &
Mary Allison
Robert Giese, Jan Barry, Harry
Rector, Elizabeth Putnam, Jerry
Carpenter, Bill McLendon,
McDonald’s Restaurant, Central
Montana Variety, Albertson’s
Emergency Room
CMMC Auxiliary, James &
Carole Goettemoeller, Robert
Taylor, Steve Tesarek, Ron
Gerdrum, Keith Glass, James
Hubbard, Nursing School of
2011: Kristin Moline & Vanessa
Descheemaeker, Kellie Dieter, Joy
Martin, David Pena, Jill Pitts, Torie
Poser, Beth Putnam, Laurie Ray,
Julie Reiman, Rhonda Stanley,
Rachel Stansberry, Deb Stein, James
Todahl, Jane Todd, Ann Tuss, Betty
Davidson, Richard Dengel, Central
Montana Foundation
In memory of John Hertel
John & Dixie Hertel, Thomas &
Cheryl Tucek, James Phillips, Shaun
& Jodi Ruckman, Douglas &
Barbara Wolfe, Scott Seilstad,
Lorraine McColly, Larry &
Molly Descheemaeker, Ray & Patty
Erickson, Torgersons, LLC, Dale
Cox, Daniel & Delores
Moseman, Howard & Georgene
Kolstad, Charles & Dolly Lee, Jeff
& Sandy Mikeson, Central Montana
W.I.F.E., Edward & Janelle
Wichman, Ruth Tucek, Daryl &
Ora Ayers, Kenneth & Deborah
Biehl, Julie Peevey, Farmers State
Bank, Jayson & Deborah Shobe,
AgRepair, LLC; Brian & Lynette
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In memory of Joyce Sheppard
Kenneth & Deborah Biehl
In memory of Shane Kelly
Charles & Dolly Lee
In memory of Bob Gray
Jayson & Deborah Shobe
In memory of Helen Jackson
Mike & Leda McReynolds, Lillian
Lindstrand
In memory of Gene Mossey
Francis & Marlene Berres,
Michael & Augusta Siebenaler,
Charles & Dolly Lee, Tom &
Jacqueline DeMars
In memory of Robert Crosier
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Berres, Brett &
Ann Tuss
In memory of Margaret Edwards
Brett & Ann Tuss, Daryl & Ora
Ayers
In memory of Paul Ryan
Brett & Ann Tuss
In memory of Joan Bennett
Brett & Ann Tuss
In memory of Dennis Johnson
Laura McMillan, Edward & Janelle
Wichman, Ruth Tucek, Peter
Peterchick, Rod McClure, Beverly
Knerr, Elizabeth & Richard
Bauman, Jess & Jill Knerr, Bud
Ortgies, E.J. McVeda & Linda
Thayer, Northwest Farm Credit
Services, Foy & Judith McCollum
In memory of Ryan Sparks
Monte & Sabrina Grove, Glenn &
Jane Todd, Charles & Darla Jones,
Cherie Quigley, Ruth Tucek,
Rosemary & Michael Youderian
In memory of Barb Knox
James & Cynthia Moodie, Shirley
Barrick, Ronald & Carole Sanford,
William & Donna Larson
In memory of Frances Stephens
Francis & Marlene Berres, James
Byers & Susan Poser, Susan & Kevin
Poser, Ed & Mary Althoff, Shirley
Barrick
In memory of Tony Stulc
Central Montana W.I.F.E.
In memory of James Strouf
Helen Miller, Charles & Dolly Lee,
Patricia & Dick Regli, Patricia
Sweeney, Robert & Betty Taylor,
Randy & Kelly Bokma, Francis &
Marlene Berres, Eulah Stout,
Douglas & Sherry Cramer, Dwight
& Michele Ayers, Deborah Lee,
Tommy Butler & Karla Trask, Carl
& Constance Hotvedt, Marcella &
Rod Boling, James & Diane Lutz,
Stanley Gossack, Eileen Stahl,
Wayne & Lorinda Edwards, Robert
& Bobbi Weinheimer, Joe &
Dorothy Spika, Russ Allen,
Marilynn Leininger, Gail Tesarek,
Boyd Bergum, Ted Weinheimer, Bill
Baldwin, Robert McKinley,
Charlene Lensing, William Dolena,
Steve Ehlert, Renita Lucy-Moline,
Michael & Augusta Siebenaler, Jeff
& Sandy Mikeson, Donna &
William Larson, Anita Gossack
In memory of Melvin Bawden
John & Sally McBurney
In memory of Ed Newton
John & Sally McBurney
General Fund
David Pena, Laurie Ray
Pete & Agnes Brekhus, Central
Montana Medical Center
Central Montana Medical Center
Monte & Sabrina Grove, S.A.
Hankins & J.L. Martin, Christine
Volf, Joseph & Rita Wichman,
Kenneth & Linda Best, Ronald &
Michelle Anderson, Matt & Karla
Knox, Wayne & Cherelee Martin,
John & Nancy Schultz
In memory of Marvin Fluth
Renita Lucy-Moline
In memory of Joan Bennett
In memory of Floyd Knerr
Gerald & Deb Hinz
In memory of Andy Bergum
Tom & Judy Morrison, Thomas &
Dorothy Thompson, Paul & Janet
Wertheimer, Stephen & Lisbeth
Birch Page, George & Janet
Poertner, Christine Volf, Kenneth
Bergum, George & Janet Poertner,
Carl & Sheryl Reichenbach, Nancy
Birch, Kirby & Karen Durbin,
Carole & Maynard Feist, Gerald
& Sharon Moline, Robert Barber,
Robert & Donna Robb
In memory of Helen Jenni
Gerald & Deb Hinz
In memory of Mr. Pinar
Don Vanek, Jerry Schlichenmayer
In memory of Helen Vavrovsky
Moccasin Mountain Art Gallery;
Jayson & Deborah Shobe
In Memory of Paul Ryan
Vinita Shea, Sylvester Schindler,
Rick Stark, Norman & Patricia
Geloff
In memory of Claudia Brooks
Thomas & Dorothy Thompson,
Ronald & Carole Sanford, Ed &
Mary Althoff
In memory of Clarence Weinheimer
F. & K. Martin
In memory of Rose Hine
F. & K. Martin
In memory of Susie Pfau
Arthur & Mary Allison, Nellie
Cruikshank, Edward & Joanne
Lamb, Joan Volf, Don Alweis,
Michael & Geneva McClain,
Michael & Blanche Chapman,
Eunice Nelson, Bill & Margy
McLendon, Brett & Ann Tuss,
Thomas & Dorothy Thompson,
Kathleen Berberet, Dave Salvi,
Sports, Inc.
In memory of Wayne Edward’s Mother
In memory of Barb Knox
Don Alweis
In memory of Jamie Sura’s Father
In memory of Terry Wichman
In memory of Bud Kamp
Bill & Margy McLendon
Hospice
CMMC Employees; Blue Jean
Friday, Moore First Grade Students,
Pete Andersen, James Lutz, Lorrie Johnson, Joe Ziolkowski, D.B.
Deupree, Lewistown Bridge Club:
Vi, Ann, Julie & Louise, Kris
Perkins, Vicki Philp, Beth Putnam,
Kerri Smith, Richard Dengel
Jack Stone, Melvin & Wanda Olson,
Dan & Carol Clark, Ben Stahl,
Erwin & Martha Kelley, Katherine
Johnson, Curt & Shirley Solem, Joe
& Doris Johnson, Thomas & Ellen
Moe, Oleta Olson, Allen &
Bernadine Mikkelson, Russell &
Betty Gjerde
In memory of Joyce Sheppard
Kraig & Renella Hansen, J.A. &
Carla Vanvoast, Sylvester Schindler,
John & Barbara Hunter, Carol &
Michael Fanset, Michael & Augusta
Siebenaler, Clarice Kegel & Nancy
Schafer
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In memory of Eugene Sutton
Ken & Linda Best
In memory of Lloyd Johnson
Lloyd Johnson Estate
In memory of Leona Tripp
Russ Dunnington
In memory of Art Rich
Anthony Tuss, Cleo & Mary Boyce
Tom & Jacqueline DeMars
In memory of Grace Hannula
Clayton Barkhoff, Wes McDonald,
Rollin & Denise Nelson, William &
Julie Jarosz
In memory of Ken Martin
Sylvester Schindler & Frances
Hunter, Vickie Machler, Sherry
Hanley, Randall & Andrea
Barber, B.J. Dunnington, Mary Kay
Haugen, Shirley Barrick, Melissa
Descheemaeker, Kirby & Karen
Durbin, Daniel & Maria Durbin,
Derik & Corry Arntzen, Joseph &
Renita Moline, Clark & Gail Brevig,
Charles & Darla Jones, Mr. & Mrs.
James Lewis, Steve & Kenda
Horacek, Robert & Sharon
Wickens, Betty Robinson, Sylvia &
Don Tilzey, Ruth Hoagland, Gerald
& Joyce Damm, Lonny & Cindy
Bergstrom, Rollin & Denise
Nelson, Dennis & Nancy Lee
Martin, Charles & Pat Franzen,
Richard & Susan Wende, John &
Maggie Moffatt, Craig & Susan
Flentie, Michael & Debbie Phillips,
David & Valorie Snapp, Lewistown
Honda
Central Montana China Painters:
Carol Royce, Rollin & Denise
Nelson, John & Diane Wickens
In memory of Ken Birch
Stephen & Lisbeth Birch Page
In memory of Vic Lelek
Thomas & Dorothy Thompson, Ed
& Mary Althoff, Gilbert & Miryam
Stallknecht, Larry & Betty Yaeger,
Nancy & Herb Wichman, Thad &
Angie Jenni
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Ann Heintz, Waters Family Trust
In memory of Millie Chipman
Ken Rickert
Weldon Moody
In memory of Leonard Mapston
James & Videll Irons
In memory of Golda Leininger
Eileen Hastad
Oleta Olson, John & Diane Wickens
In memory of Floyd Knerr
The Social Club, Karla Trask
In memory of Claudia Brooks
John & Rhonda Stanley, Edwards
Jones; Rollin Nelson
Esplanade Homeowners
Association, Loyd & Pamela
Bowen, Sylvester Schindler &
Frances Hunter, Orville & Marjorie
Erlandson, Margaret Durham &
Lana Papp, Keith & Lynette Kerbel,
Donald & Marilyn Derks, Wayne
& Sharon Riley, Patricia Carroll,
David & Valorie Snapp
Hospice Endowment
James & Dorothy Brook
James & Dorothy Brook
Hospice House
Ben & Lana Stewart, K.L. & K.A.
Durbin, Charles & Patricia Butler,
Francis & Dorothy Weinheimer,
John & Mary McKinlay
Francis & Dorothy Weinheimer,
K.L. & K.A. Durbin, Lois Hajenga,
Robert & Kathleen Lee
In memory of Lucille Osburnsen
George & Dorothy Trask
In memory of Darrell Barrick
Lois Hajenga
Robert & Kathleen Lee
In memory of Margaret Rowe
Robert & Kathleen Lee, George &
Dorothy Trask
In memory of Clark Jennings
Francis & Dorothy Weinheimer
Cheryll Tuss
Cheryll Tuss
Cheryll Tuss
David & Sharon Phifer
In memory of Joyce Shepherd
Marie Jones & Nina Murch, Linda
Grimsrud, Lilla Vlesjer
In memory of Ken Martin
Charles & Patricia Butler
Barbara & Paul Harchenko
Paul & Barbara Harchenko
H.O.P.E. Fund
Charles & Patricia Butler
George & Dorothy Trask
Maxine Lechner, Carol Fraser
In memory of Judy Best
William & Beatrice Heath, Alan
Clark, Rosa Lee
In memory of Vic Lelek
Charlotte Orr
Skilled Nursing Center
In memory of Ruth Tyler
Gertrude Barta
Skilled Nursing Center–
Activities
Stacey Vestal
Home Health
Judy Swift
Gertrude Barta, Clara Allen, John &
Dixie Hertel
Curt & Michelle Bass, Timothy
& Debbie Hahn, Cindy & Cory
Birdwell, Kerri Smith, Leanna Ihde,
Patrick & Marion Leary, Jan
Allen, Linda Allen, Mary Jo
Bawden, Laurie Bentley, Barb Berg,
Shaun Biddle, Kim Boudreaux,
Candy Bowman, Shannon Bussey,
Margaret Caldwell, Jerry Carpenter,
Neva Crane, Amy d’Autremont,
Sheryl Dengel, Kellie Dieter,
Delilah Duffy, LeAnn Fisk, Megan
Garoutte, Elaine Gates, Debbie
Hahn, Marita Heggem, Denise
Jimmerson, Sarah Kohler, Karen
Kleinsasser, Angie Jenni, Andrea
Martin, Paulette Matlosz, Rebecca
McDaniel, Vanessa Moen, Patti
Morris, Jed Myers, Kris Perkins,
Debbie Phillips, Vicki Philp, Jill
Pitts, Torie Poser, Rick Poss, Terri
Prather, Beth Putnam, Laurie Ray,
Geri Rector, Julie Reiman, Errin
Rupp, Kathy Simpson, Barb Smith,
Rhonda Stanley, Rachel Stansberry,
James Todahl, Jane Todd, Ann
Tuss, Angela Wetzel, Susie Wilber,
KXLO/KLCM; Fred Lark
Laboratory
Jill Pitts
Clara Allen
Ambulance
Vision 2000
Joan Estes, Rhonda Gallagher,
Debbie Hinz, Dennis Stanley, David
Wood
Room Remodel
In memory of Michael Girwin
Jill Pitts
Donations to the
August 9 - November 12, 2012
General Fund
Montana Winter Fair
In Memory of Joyce Sheppard
David Salvi
In Memory of Pat Henderson
Ken & Clara Siroky
In Memory of Barbara Knox
Dave Ruzicka
In Memory of James E. Strouf
David Salvi
In Memory of Dennis Johnson
Scott & Diane Lutz
Scholarship Fund
In Memory of Robert Gray
Ron & Karen Combs
In Memory of Don Perkins
Ron & Janet Swanson
In Memory of Lauretta Gill
Ben & Cheryl Fry
PERMANENT ACCOUNTS
American Legion Redbirds
In Memory of Ryan J. Sparks
Robert Newlin, Mary E. Meyer, Bill
& Gloria Miller, Jim & Sandy Fox,
Janice Jensen, Joseph & Beverly
Mayernik, Ken & Shirley Burnham,
David & Bonnie Thompson,
Sylvester Schindler, Terry & Donna
Econom, K&R Auto Body, Bob &
Vicky Ruckman, William & Cathy
Holmes, Pheasants Forever, Inc..
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Ted & Mary Lou Wiest, John &
Marilyn Clark, Dale & Gail Kurns,
Shirley Wallace, Staff at CMMC
H.I.M., Diane Gehlen, Dixie Hertel, Gary & Kathy Jenni, Ed & Teri
Jelinek, Joyce Newman, Larry &
Karen Phillips, Todd, Jen, Kody &
Danielle Stenly (Boyer), Shane &
Angela Wetzel, Ann Karsky, Bill &
Terry Berger, Rollin & Denise
Nelson, Michael C. Williams,
Fergus Auto Parts, Farmers State
Bank, Courtesy Motors, Bob’s Auto
Mart, Sam Weidner, Steve & Carla
Schnider, Ronald & Jackie
Skipper, Edward, Jane & Seth
Timpano, Audrey Wertheimer, Tom
& Chris Montgomery, Levi & Levi
Sluggett, Richard & Karen Miller,
Billy & Natalie Butler, David Salvi,
Shade Tree Café, Chad & Jodi
Mueller, John & Rhonda Stanley,
James Phillips, Robert & Andra
Stone, Gladys Walling, Phillip &
Carrol Perry, Duane & Robyn
Bakkedahl, Kathy Parry James
& Katherine Wier, Dan & Maria
Durbin, Justin & Melissa Boyer,
Randy & Kelly Bokma, Beverly
Smith, Montana Auto Dealers
Association, Nancy Scanlan Kelly,
Scott & Rachel Stansberry, Tom &
Cheryl Tucek, Bill & Debbie Smart,
Nessan Farms, Jeremy & Rhonda
Long, Lewistown Honda, Moen
Family, Eldon & Marilyn Foster,
Steve & Kenda Horacek, Evelyn
Tuss, Ben & Cheryl Fry, Dave &
Valorie Snapp, Russ & BJ
Dunnington, Keith & Kristine
Arntzen, Patti Boyer, Debra
Newton, Clark & Gail Brevig,
Donald & Pauline Taylor, Dale &
Carol Huffine, Barbara Berg, Richard & Joan Barber, Lynn & Mildred
McMillan, James & Linda Wier,
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Kamala Orley, Justin & Carmen
Wichman, David & Dianne Scotten,
Scott & Diane Lutz, Michael
Getman, John & Tracie Grimm,
Darlis & Marie Newlin, Greg &
Derree Kamp, Cindy Salvi, Mark
& Darcy McLendon, Bill & Marge
McLendon, Brent & Lauren
Sukut, Eric Swenson, Mike &
Margee Smith, Phillip & Pamela
Koterba, Doreen Heintz, Al &
Nancy Getten, Shaun & Jodi
Ruckman, Joe & Geri Stilson, Susan
Burton-Spurgeon, Vern & Tracey
Allen, Dick & Nancy Raths, Dan &
Marilyn Deichmann, Gene & Carol
Mossey, Gary & Debra Slagel, Bill
& Janet Thomas, Eunice Nelson,
Betty Schramm, Fred & Katie
Hassler, Gary & Linda Abbott, Jeff
& Sandy Mikeson, Lester & Carol
Sluggett, Jean Raw, Janet Barber,
Marita & Mark Heggem, Cheryl
Cunningham, Marcella Boling,
Norm & Sandy Baden, Don &
Marilyn Derks, Jeff & Deborah Lee,
Dennis & Lisa Gerke, Carla Allen,
Sonny & Pat Moline
Big Spring Creek Watershed
Council
Brewery Flats Development
Class of 1935
In Memory of Claudia Brooks
Ralph Brooks
Denton Endowment
In Memory of Dayne Heble
Ed & Terri Jelinek, Vestal Ranch
In Memory of Kale Phelps
Vestal Ranch
In Memory of Jace Jelinek
Vestal Ranch
In Memory of Cody Miller
Vestal Ranch, Terry, Donna & Erin
Econom
In Memory of Mark Buckentin
Vestal Ranch, Terry, Donna & Erin
Econom
In Memory of Betty Lowthian
Charles & Dolly Lee
In Memory of Margaret Edwards
Caren Coffee, CM & Virginia
Coffee, Butch & Shannon Bratsky,
Bill & Vicki Coffee, Marion
Wambach, Dennis & Faye Hatlelid,
Glenn & Jane Todd, Dixie Hertel,
Dwight Barber, Garry & Kathy
Brayko, Vance & Stephanie Todd,
John & Betty Carter, Jerry Van
Haur, Vern & Tracey Allen, Stuart
Anderson, Sara Anderson, Les &
Shirley Cabot, Stockman Bank,
Carla & Russ Allen, Pete & Janet
Barber, Patrick & Mary Shannon,
Larry & Rita Surber, Marv &
Dianne Page, Larry & Susan Rice,
David & Pam Linker, Marcella
Boling, Monte & Sabrina Grove,
Rick & Lori Goodman, Scott &
Denise Seilstad, Scott & Veronica
Sweeney, James & Catherine
Phillips, Steven & Michele Page, Jim
& Lennis Ziesemer, Darrell & Sally
Ehrlick, Ruth Tucek, Chuck & Dolly
Lee, Cece Mustard, Bobbie Hitchcock and Jim Flagg, Grover & Lois
Roe, Gene & Elaine Etchart
Elks Lodge #456
Jim & Daphne Perry
In Memory of Kade Phelps
Vestal Ranch
Fergus High School
Activity Fund
In Memory of Ken Martin
Scott & Diane Lutz
Lewistown City Pool
Rehabilitation Project
Thomas & Linda Maxwell, City
of Lewistown (from Doc’s Bingo
Night)
In Memory of Walt Saylor
Darlene Rich, Jim Ryan, Ed &
Evelyn Ritter
In Memory of Margaret Smith
Ed & Evelyn Ritter
In Memory of Joe Hafla
Ed & Evelyn Ritter
Library Fund
Holly Harbaugh
Grass Range Endowment
History Book Sales
In Memory of Merelee Gjerde Manuel
John & Shirley Hughes, Hank &
Debby Olson
Moore Endowment
In Memory of Elizabeth Davis
Bill & Roberta Belden, Gary & Sharon Greenwood, Barbara Hickey,
Margaret Wiley, Edward & Joanne
Lamb, Koly & Ruth Hertel, Doris McCorkindale, Dale Cox, Ray
& Patty Erickson, John & Linda
Swanz, Jamie & Lisa
Gilbert, Thomas & Virginia
McMillan, Carol Hannah Hinson
In Memory of Ruth Tyler
Donald & Janis Williams, Robert &
Sharon Nose, Kenneth & Barbara
Bricker
In Memory of Ronald Tyler
Robert & Sharon Nose, Kenneth &
Barbara Bricker, Wayne & Cherelee
Martin
Hobson Endowment
In Memory of Margaret Rowe
Kenneth & Mae Rosman
In Memory of Alice Petri
Donald & Janis Williams
In Memory of George Raths
Dan & Carol Clark
In Memory of Ruth Pospsil Nelson
Bill & Roberta Belden
Judith Basin Endowment
In Memory of R. Wage Taylor
Mike and Rosemary Youderian
In Memory of Connie Rosman
In Memory of Steve Johnson
In Memory of John Hertel
Margaret Wiley, Bill & Roberta
Belden, Gary & Sharon Greenwood,
Earl & Debra Bricker, Kenneth &
Barbara Bricker, Carol Hannah
Hinson, Edward & Joanne Lamb,
Clara Allen, Mike & Frieda Tyler,
John & Jeanne Hannah, Joe &
Laurie Bauman, Tom & Linda
Barnett, Dan, Carla, Jessica &
Danielle Horan, Shirley Barrick,
Jay & Kari Ratliff, John & Linda
Swanz, John & Susan Morris,
Kenneth Ellis, Leslie & Margie
Melichar, Kurt & Ronda Wiggers,
Fred, Shirley & Greg Mathews, Nick
& Ann Econom, Tom & Virginia
McMillan, Jeffery & Margie Evans,
Bill & Shelly Dyer, Jim & Patricia
Allen, Herb & Nancy Wichman,
Doris McCorkindale, Rick & Lori
Goodman, Jerry & Kathleen
Simpson, Farmers State Bank, Penni
Weinheimer, Margaret Mathews,
Koly & Ruth Hertel, Dixie Hertel,
Margaret Wiley, Robert &
Dorothy Lenz, Barbara Hickey,
Terry & Donna Econom, Junior
Women’s Club of Fairfield, MT,
Angus & Laura McMillan
In Memory of Andrew Bergum
Bill & Roberta Belden, Gary &
Sharon Greenwood, Barbara Hickey,
John & Linda Swanz, William &
Janet Thomas, Carl & Candace
Sterling, Keith & Kristine Arntzen,
Karl & Marion Hertel, Joe & Laurie
Bauman, Bill & Shelly Dyer, Koly
& Ruth Hertel, Mark & Marita
Heggem, Roger & Brookes Larsen,
James & Greta Ross, Mary Bold,
Shirley Benes, Joan Volf, Lewistown
Honda/Jeff & Margie Evans
In Memory of Julia Best
In Memory of Clark Jennings
In Memory of Robert Hart
In Memory of Dennis Johnson
Barbara Hickey, Bill & Roberta
Belden
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In Memory of Leo Farrar
In Memory of Shirley Flinders
Terry & Donna Econom
In Memory of Robert Crossier
In Memory of Helen Vavrovsky
Clara Donisthrope
In Memory of David Skinner
Ron & Janet Poertner, Shirley Benes
Petroleum County
Endowment
In Memory of R. Rex Bohn
Fred & Lorraine Schell
In Memory of Lu Pugrud
Shayne or Terri Wiggins, Ron Pierce
In Memory of Merelee Manuel
Bob & Pat Weingart, Jim Johnke
In Memory of Claudia Brooks
Ron & Janet Poertner
PASS THROUGH
ACCOUNTS
Combining for Kids
In Memory of D. Gremaux
Pacific Steel & Recycling, CMMC,
Gerald Wegner, Kim Boudreaux,
Angela Wetzel, Matt & Erann
Owen, Linda Allen, Lee & Kathleen
Woodward, Peter Hingle, Virginia
Potratz, Patricia Neeman, Perry &
Susan Wilber, Pat & Marion Leary,
Ken & Virginia Thompson, Megan
& Jay Garoutte, Frank Valach, Jack
Morgenstern, Sandra Chamberlain,
Margery Hingle, Tyler & Sarah
Dietz, Jennifer & Rene DeGuzman,
Linda Allen, Dale & Wendy Pfau,
Kevin & Mary Keplerm Ben &
Jessica Brooks, Jeff & Jill Bolstad,
Wildlife Art, Wilkins & Berger,
David & Michele Dover, Pete &
Margaret Smith, SignMeUp.com,
Thrivent Financials for Lutheran
In Memory of Vic Lelek
Fred and Lorraine Schell
Montana Island Challenge
In Memory of Carroll Manuel
Bob & Pat Weingert
In Memory of Clarence Jolma
Joe C. King & Sons
In Memory of Dave Skinner
Brendan & Joan Murphy, Jim
Johnke
In Memory of Jon Ulen
Gari King for Winnett School Employees
Veterans’ Memorial Park
Winifred Endowment
In Memory of Tony Stulc
In Memory of Margaret Gibbons Bratz
Robert & Vicki Ehlert & Family
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Friends of Head Start
Friends of the Trails
David & Donna Byerly, Scott &
Connie Damby, Jim & Mary Jo
Hamling, Mary Jones, Robert &
Lena Oldenburg, Don & Luann
Fortenbery, Robert Valach, Scott
& Veronica Sweeney, Lois Ostlind,
Don Pfau, Bill & Karen Kuhlmann,
Charles & Marilyn Fuselier, James
Sutton & Elaine Coulter, Scott &
Barbara Sanford, Marcia Gans,
Kerby & Karen Durbin, Michael
Bourke, Doug & Laurie Peterschick,
Byron & Carol Swanby, Robert
Papp, Casey & Kelly Anne Terry,
George Mueller, Lynn & Karl Gies,
Charles & Louise Kuester, Monte
& Starla Solberg, Mike & Blanche
Chapman, Pete & Margaret Smith,
Frank Valach, Scott & Vickie Dubbs,
Judy Kellogg & Harry Felton, Betty
Davidson, Scott & Sue Irvin, John &
Stephanie Turner, Bob & Barb
Passow, James & Josephine
Chalmers, Sheraldine Gardner,
Mike Lawler, Sue Moseman, Lee &
Kathleen Woodward, Gary & Pat
Benes, Edgewood Building Supplies,
Michael & Augusta Siebenaler,
Annette Comes, M.D., Don &
Cindy Moen, Robert & Beverly
Skinner, Dave & Arlene Mari,
Patrick Ginnaty, Lyle & Evelyn
Gorman, Richard & Phyllis
Johnson, John & Christine
Tremain, Mary Mendel, Dale &
Carol Huffine, Ed & Mary Althoff,
Joyce Fry, John & Margaret
Peterson, Clinton C. Loomis, Kathy
Berberet, Carl Seilstad, Tomas &
Marie Anderson, Thomas & Linda
Maxwell, Brian & Jeanette Priest,
Ted Hogeland, Dave & Barb
Thomas, Edmund “Ted”Anderson,
Lynda Turco, William Gardner
and Anne Tews, Toni Gies, Tom &
Candy McKenna, Maria & David
Valencia, Kevin & Kristin Myhre,
Bill & Donna Larson, Jim & Pat
Todd, Jim & Sue Zellick/Taco
Time, Patrick & Dana Harty, Realty
Title Co./Kirk & Robin Fleming,
Neal L. Johnson, Abby A. Hotz, Bil
& Cathy Holmes
Get Fit Fergus
Fun Run for
the Lewistown Trails
Sarah Kolar, Debby Petersen,
Loraine Day, Connie Damby,
Tracy Hansen, Yoshie Simmons, CJ
Bailey, Lori Ann Lutz, Leslie Lewis,
Pattie Petersen, Jerlyn Cattaneo,
Travis Chapman, Pete Smith, Haeli
Allen, Joe Bauman, Laruie Bauman
Lewistown Ice Skating
Association
Mike Lawler, Scott & Barbara
Sanford, Cactus Veterinary Services,
Chris & Diann Merker
Montana Cowboy Poetry
Margaret Henderson
Recycle Lewistown
Mary E. Elings
Snowy Mountain Industries
Building Campaign
William Spoja, III, Tom & Marie
Anderson, Roy & Deborah Kohler,
Bob & Lana Papp, Jeff & Lois
Shelden, Kevin & Kristin Myhre,
Sam & Austin Weidner, Century
Companies, Torger Oaas, Scott &
Barb Sanford, William Spoja, III,
Yogo Inn, Rod & Doreen McClure,
Michael Stanley, Scott & Vernie
Sweeney, Huffin, McMillan,
Arntzen & Ruckman, Heartland
Construction/Bill & Pam Higgins,
Roy & Deborah Kohler, Bob &
Annette Bjelland, Thomas Appraisal
Services, Duane & Donna
Ferdinand, Fergus Federal Credit
Union, Central Lock and Security,
Custom Cuts, McDonald’s
In Memory of Beverly Butler
Chuck & Patty Butler
10 Reasons to Renew the
Montana Endowment Tax Credit
1. The tax credit makes it possible for people to give more than they might otherwise.
2. The tax credit works.
3. In a state where the economy is defined by the
extraction and exportation of natural resoures the
Endowment Tax Credit provides a vehicle for
Montanans to leave part of their wealth to their
hometowns in perpetuity and be rewarded for that
good behavior.
4. It’s a tool that incentivises giving but allows donors and
local communities to decide how to invest their
donations and how the earningS should be used.
5. It’s an important tool for building permanent endowments.
6. Endowments perpetuate the values and priorities
of donors.
7. Endowments create legacies.
8. Endowment gifts afford donors the option to perpetuate
their annual gifts.
9. Montana faces a lack of philanthropic wealth.
10. Endowments provide independece from economic,
governmental and political forces for nonprofits,
creating programs that stand the test of time.
The Roundup is
produced by
Angela Woolett and
printed at
News-Argus Printing
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Happy Holidays!
Central Montana Foundation Board
Mike Zacher - President
Dean Comes - Vice President
Robyn Bakkedahl - Secretary/Treasurer
Mickey McMillan - Financial Advisor
Diane Lutz - Recording Secretary
Sandra Westhoff Carl Seilstad
Doug Flament Josh Webber
Alissa Berry
Jason Butcher
Sonny Comes Bo Kombol
Diane Lutz
Medical Center Foundation Advisory Board
Karen Kuhlmann, Chairman
Ann Tuss - MCF Manager
Debbie Bricker Jeana Morrison-Noel
KellyAnneTerry Dolly Lee
Carol Swanby Valerie Carr
Sarah Stevenson Nancy Weaver
Mary Elings
Jim Wier
Bob Bjelland
Jim Hubble
Jamie Sura
Ann Tuss
Contact Central Montana Foundation - 406.538.6130 or cmtfoundation@gmail.com
Contact Medical Center Foundation - 406.535.6309 or atuss@cmmccares.com

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