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Albright Care Services
Community Report
Two-thousand and fifteen
“II alone cannot change the world
d, butt I can cast a stone across
th
he waters to create many ripples.” - Motther Teresa
Albright Care Services
is a non-profit organization affiliated in faith with The United Methodist
Church through the Susquehanna Conference. Our mission is to care
for the senior population in the Pennsylvania communities in which
we operate facilities. In particular, we strive to meet the housing and
healthcare needs of the aging in ways that help seniors age gracefully
and with dignity.
Albright operates two independent senior living communities with a
full continuum of care—RiverWoods in Lewisburg and Normandie
Ridge in York. Albright operates LIFE (Living Independently for Elders)
programs that provide health, social and spiritual day care in three
communities—Lancaster, Lebanon and Williamsport. Albright also
manages Warrior Run Manor in Watsontown, a housing complex for
the disabled and elderly.
RiverWoods is also home to the Slifer House Museum. Slifer House was
the original home for the aged of the Evangelical Association and was in
operation for nearly 60 years. Slifer House then opened to the public as a
museum in 1976 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Albright Care Services provides housing and healthcare services for
more than 1,200 seniors in eight counties. As a non-profit organization,
Albright is committed to meeting the continually changing needs of the
communities we serve and is grateful for the ongoing financial support
of family, friends and neighbors within those communities.
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Thank
You
from our president
Shaun T. Smith
Dear Friends,
Our annual report offers me an opportunity to thank you for your generosity and
service to Albright Care Services. The past year has been one of great accomplishment
in areas of service to our residents and participants, and leadership from staff, board
and volunteers. We are grateful to all who have given in support of our mission, and
partnered with us to best meet needs in our community. I continue to feel blessed and
grateful to work with such an amazing group!
As you read through the pages of our report, imagine each accomplishment like a drop
of water in a great ocean. Each drop creates a ripple with impact. Some ripples find
their way to shore and come to a peaceful end, while others create a tidal wave. As we
begin some very exciting capital and service projects this year, I challenge everyone to
do work that creates impact! Be courageous in offering ideas and finding solutions. Be
the leader, take a stand and help Albright continue to make waves.
We are the leader in senior care services in the Susquehanna Valley. Next year, 2016, Albright Care Services will
celebrate 100 years of service in the community. It will be an exciting year as we reflect on our past and dream of our
future. And we look forward to doing this with you—our family, friends and neighbors.
Thank you for your perseverance!
Sincerely,
the united methodist church
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90 Maplewood Drive | Lewisburg, PA 17837
(570) 522-3880 | Toll Free: (888) 791-0094
Marketing@AlbrightCare.org
AlbrightCare.org
Shaun T. Smith ................................... President & CEO
Douglas L. Flasher .............. Chief Operating Officer
Jacqueline D. Dancho ......................Treasurer & CFO
Carol A. Klose ..............................Corporate Secretary
Francine B. Ashby ..................................Vice President
Fund Development
LouAnn J. Shively...... Vice President of Regulatory
Affairs & Compliance Officer
Susan D. Jamison ...............Director of Annual Fund
John C. McDonough...... Associate Director of LIFE
Programs and Operations
RiverWoods Senior Living Community
3201 River Road | Lewisburg, PA 17837
(570) 522-6234
Lennea Brown, Executive Director
Normandie Ridge Senior Living Community
1700 Normandie Drive | York, PA 17408
(717) 764-6262
Courtney Bolinsky, Executive Director
Albright LIFE
Lancaster County
417 West Frederick Street | Lancaster, PA 17603
(717) 381-4320
Lebanon County
113 S. Ninth Street | Lebanon, PA 17042
(717) 376-1133
Lycoming / Clinton Counties
901 Memorial Avenue | Williamsport, PA 17701
(570) 322-LIFE (5433)
Matthew Hazen, Regional Director
Warrior Run Manor
1105 Main Street | Watsontown, PA 17777
(570) 538-1033
Mike Arnold, Manager
Serving Seniors in Eight Counties
AlbrightCare.org
Williamsport
Watsontown
Lewisburg
Lebanon
MEMBER
York
Lancaster
Albright Care Services is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit
organization. The official registration and financial
information of Albright Care Services may be obtained
from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll
free, within Pennsylvania, (800) 732-0999. Registration
does not imply endorsement.
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Board of Trustees
Keith S. Kuzio
Chair
Williamsport
Georgeann M. Eckstine
Vice Chair
Selinsgrove
Rev. Karen Atanasoff
Williamsport
Diane Meixell
Lewisburg
Dr. Howard C. Berthold,
Jr., Ph.D.
Williamsport
Jean Ann Myers
Normandie Ridge, York
Susan C. Best
Williamsport
Robert J. Booz
Centre Hall
Robert J. Funk
Lebanon
Thomas C. Graver
Mifflinburg
Robert S. Harder
Lewisburg
Connie K. May
Lewisburg
the united methodist church
Robert S. Ryan
RiverWoods, Lewisburg
Rev. Keith Schmuck
York
Rev. Tom Steger
Mount Joy
Gretchen Wagoner
Selinsgrove
Anne E. Zerbe, Esquire
York
Rev. Gregory C. Myers
Bishop’s Representative
Mechanicsburg
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lbright Care Services is excited to announce a new logo to usher in the next 100 years of
service to the community. The logo design was inspired by our upcoming anniversary
celebration yet rooted in our Evangelical heritage and ongoing relationship with the
Susquehanna Conference of The United Methodist Church. The logo is a shining example of the Albright
we imagine as we forge a model for the next 100 years of service. The coming years will be filled with
people who make a difference, just as the last hundred had many heroes. Let’s talk about one of them.
In December of 2013, we said goodbye to our good friend,
Dr. Eugene Adams, a RiverWoods resident. He was preceded
in death by his beloved wife, Lena, and spirited daughter
Sonia. Dr. Adams was an industrious man, and a thoughtful
provider and caregiver for both Lena and Sonia. Upon Dr.
Adams death, RiverWoods learned of a most generous bequest
in support of capital advancement for residential and nursing
purposes. “Dr. Adams’ bequest is an amazing gift,” said Fran
Ashby, vice president of fund development. “It is evidence of a
generous heart and a sincere interest in the welfare of others.”
His gift speaks to a lifetime of careful planning and a desire
to make a positive and perpetual difference for current and
future RiverWoods residents. Dr. Adams gift is restricted for
capital improvements. And just like his disciplined approach,
Albright will be conscientious in its spending to respect the
Adams Family’s wishes for growth and stability at RiverWoods.
Albright Care Services gratefully acknowledges all bequests
in support of benevolence, general operating and capital
improvements.
Dr. Adams’ legacy will be seen and felt in the many ways in which his gift helps Albright
fulfill its important mission of serving others. What will your legacy be?
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Spriggle Fund Sees Growth
Albright is pleased to report healthy returns for The
Spriggle Fund for the Endowment of Benevolent Care.
In 2014 we saw an annual 12 month return of 14.35%,
and the year end balance on December 31, 2014, was
$1,365,437. We continue to enjoy the expert advisement of
the United Methodist Stewardship Foundation. The annual
distribution supports the daily expenses of providing
benevolent care on the residential campuses as well as care
for participants at the LIFE Centers. Albright’s goal is to
continue to raise annual benevolent funds, as well as funds
for the endowment. Donations to the Spriggle Fund can be
made at any time through the Fund Development Office.
$430,758 in Benevolent Care
delivered to Residents of Normandie Ridge &
RiverWoods, and Participants of Albright LIFE
Lancaster, Lebanon and Williamsport.
“I worked hard. I planned well. I just never
imagined I would outlive my savings.”
Imagine the anxiety you would feel if you were truly faced
with running out of money. You’re aging and the money is
depleting. Where will you live next month? How will you
pay for your next medication refill? Will you have to choose
between groceries and medicine? What if you need therapy
services? This is a real situation for the person quoted above.
It’s a real situation for members of our Albright family.
Sometimes careful planning isn’t enough to spare someone
from financial hardship. Many circumstances contribute
to one’s inability to pay for housing, food and medicine—
just the basics. Thankfully, we have members of our
Albright family who choose to make a difference for others.
Thankfully, we have YOU!
Because you have given so generously to the Benevolent
Fund during 2014, Albright was able to continue providing
benevolent care for residents and participants in need, helping
fulfill the mission of caring for the elderly and financially
burdened. During 2014, Albright provided $361,987 in
benevolent care to residents of Normandie Ridge and
RiverWoods.
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A Community Partnership
Planning for the future is an important piece of every
facet of Albright. And, as employees are our greatest asset,
all are encouraged to pursue training and educational
opportunities to support daily work with residents and
participants. During 2013, we partnered with First
Community Foundation Partnership (FCFP) to create an
endowed fund in support of staff education at Albright
Care Services. Albright’s education fund had previously
been held in house, primarily supporting clinical training.
When we wanted to extend the reach and legacy of the
program, we partnered with FCFP. The partnership builds
on both organizations’ strengths, encouraging us to work
together to sustain healthy and productive communities.
Albright established the organizational endowment as a
permanent funding source. The fund’s investment income
will be granted back to Albright to support individual
education and group training. Albright’s goal is to support
continuing education in a variety of clinical and nonclinical areas for the ultimate benefit of residents and
participants. Cindy Wolfe, pictured above, a longtime
employee, has experienced firsthand the benefits of the
education fund—supporting her desire for continuing
education and advancement at Albright. “Albright has
helped me reach both my personal and professional
development goals. Broadening the opportunities for staff
can only be seen as a positive for both the employee and
our residents and participants”, said Cindy. Donations
to the education fund can be made at any time through
Albright’s Fund Development office, as well as the
Foundation office.
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A Message
from our Board Chair, Keith S. Kuzio
L
ooking at the past year from my perspective as Board Chair, I see Albright Care Services
continuing to richly embrace its mission. Now on the doorstep to our second century of service,
we look to the future with great anticipation.
I am proud to lead a Board of Trustees that is compassionate, engaged and keenly aware of the
continually changing environment in senior services and healthcare. In planning and responding to
change, members of the Board and staff are the first wave of resources devoted to finding new and
innovative ways to meet the needs of residents, participants and their families.
As we have all experienced, change does not always come easy. If not predicted, it can act like a tidal wave crushing us. But if we
proactively assume the right stance, that wave of change can provide positive momentum and propel us forward. I feel Albright
is taking advantage of the energy found in these changing times. It is demonstrated in our desire to engage residents, participants
and staff, receive and act on constructive feedback, and plan and construct the facilities and programs that will continue to
advance our mission and the delivery of high quality services well into the next century.
This Community Report highlights many contributions from our family, friends and neighbors. Every act of kindness listed has
created a positive ripple that is effecting every facet of our great organization. Thank you!
Pictured below: Staff and Board members at the 2014 Albright Care Services Board Retreat.
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Master Planning Continues
The Master Planning process identified a number of
strategic priorities for Albright— four in the area of
capital improvement.
A ribbon cutting ceremony held on Feb. 12, 2015,
marked the opening of new dining, nursing and
rehabilitation space within the Skilled Nursing Center
at Normandie Ridge. The renovated space includes
a dining room with a country kitchen, conference
room and fireplace lounge with recreation space. The
homelike design better meets the needs of both long
and short term residents and is complementary of the
exceptional level of skilled care provided at Normandie
Ridge. Alcove Apartments were also completed at
Normandie Ridge providing an additional affordable
housing opportunity for independent residents.
The remaining two projects, currently underway, will
require our patience and fortitude as we move a lot of
dirt to make way for new housing and services!
The Memory Care Residence at Normandie Ridge kicked
off with a groundbreaking ceremony on March 13, 2015.
The Memory Care Residence will house 18 beds in a restful
‘small home’ environment with full programming for the
treatment and support of Alzheimer’s and related dementias.
A groundbreaking on May 7, 2015, marked the first stages of the
Center for Wellness and Transitional Care at RiverWoods.
A 32-bed center will support rehabilitation needs with the goal of
returning short term residents to their permanent homes, both
on and off campus, as soon as safely possible.
Benevolent Care, continued from page 7
Albright also provided $68,771 for participants in the LIFE
program. Benevolent care remains our greatest need.
We could not do this important work without your help.
On behalf of the residents and participants who receive
benevolent care, especially for those who cannot thank you
directly, we say THANK YOU for your generous gifts.
YOU make all the difference!
the united methodist church
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The Albright Care Services Legacy Society
The Legacy Society recognizes family and friends who have included Albright Care Services
in their financial planning to ensure Albright’s continued strength and leadership in senior
care. We’re proud to be a philanthropic priority for our supporters, grateful for their continued
generosity and committed to good stewardship of resources.
H. Emerson & Ruth Abram
Dr. Eugene G. S. Adams*
Dean & Janet Albright
Harold E. Arnold
Pearl M. Basom Trust
Ruth Nash Basom
The Basom Fund for the
Meditation Garden at RiverWoods
Loella Bishop
Reverend & Mrs. Luke Brinker
Kathleen Burch
Constance E. Cammer
The Donald L. Crowl Trust
Derl & Charlene Derr
Martha Donahue
The Alton & Beulah Dodge
Family Fund
Vernon* & Gladys Eichelberger
Elizabeth Eskildson*
Mark Estridge
Charles* & Marion Foster
Joann E. Garrett
Mary H. Goodwillie
Robert S. Harder
Richard
rd Hinkelman*
Hink
Hi
nkelma
m n
Richard C. Hoy*
Agnes Irvin Trust
Stephen & Marion Jacobsen
Chester & Margaret Jump*
Raymond Kehrer, Jr.
James M.* & Eunice L. Knowles
Ruth Lantz Trust
Lioba B. Lau
Dorothy Lindecamp*
Mary Alice Lippert
Endowment Fund
Sara K. Little*
James A.* & Audrey R. Magee
Walter* & Inga Miller
David & June Moyer*
Titus & Mildred Musser
William E. Nunn
John & Elizabeth Petrick
Dale E. & Janet L. Ranck
Audrey Reed
Loretta M. Roberson
William R. & Dorothy F. Sandmeyer
Leslie E. Sheary*
Davey Lee Siple
David
Da
d K. Slifer
Bruce & Jeane Smay
John T. and Paige S. Smith Fund
of York County Community
Foundation
Spriggle Fund for the Endowmnet
of Benevolent Care
Robert L. Stanton*
Arlene L. Stauffer
Fitz Walling*
Clare E. Wherley
Bennett Willeford
Rine G. Winey, Jr.
*Deceased
This listing includes all those whose
bequest intentions are known to Albright
Care Services and who wish to be
recognized. We also recognize charitable
gift annuities, permanent funds and
trusts at our donors’ discretion.
Any omissions are an oversight that we
desire to correct. Please call Fran Ashby
at 570-522-3880 to include your name
among our list of benefactors.
Make a gift that will live on – leave a legacy!
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2014 Albright Care Services Benefactors
The following pages show the generosity of our family of donors—supporting our programs and services at
RiverWoods, Normandie Ridge and Albright LIFE. We highlight the gifts and volunteer efforts of Meals on
Wheels and Slifer House Museum. We welcome new members into our Legacy Society and remain grateful
for all those who have established planned gifts and bequests in support of Albright. We acknowledge the
tremendous efforts of the Golf Challenge, Grande Illumination, Everyday Heroes, Ice Angels and Car Show.
Finally, we recall fondly those residents and participants who have gone to their final resting places.
We are grateful for the many ways in which you show your support for RiverWoods, Normandie Ridge
and Albright LIFE. Thank you!
“Even the smallest act of caring for another person is like a drop of water—it
will make ripples through the entire pond.” - Jessy and Bryan Matteo
† Denotes donors who have given for ten or more years consecutively.
$15,000 and above
George & Margaret Keller †
$10,000 to $14,999.99
Audrey Magee †
Sodexo Senior Living
Susquehanna Conference
of The United Methodist
Church †
$7,500 to $9999.99
Greater Susquehanna
Valley United Way †
Lycoming County
United Way, Inc.
RiverWoods Auxiliary †
$5,000 to $7,499.99
First Community
Foundation Partnership
of PA
The Graham Company
Hepco Construction, Inc.
Robert & Suzanne Newpher
Normandie Ridge Auxiliary †
Salem Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Lebanon
$2,500 to $4,999.99
Alice Bair
Percy Brown †
David Custer
Family of
Dorothy M. Custer
Diocese of Harrisburg
Everyday Heroes
Milton House
Sue Jamison
Lamar Advertising
Larson Design Group †
Metz Environmental
Services †
Normandie Ridge Church
Reinsel Kuntz Lesher LLP
Robert & Priscilla Ryan
Sacred Heart Parish,
Lewisburg
Select Medical
Rehabilitation Services
The Spangler Family
Stewart & Tate Construction
Woodcock Foundation for
the Appreciation of the
Arts, Inc.
$1,500 to $2,499.99
Anonymous (2)
Michael Alliston
& DiAnn Baxley
Brann & Light, P.C. †
Douglas & Mary Candland
Carbis Walker, LLP †
The Daily Item
Publishing Company †
Dave & Jackie Dancho †
John T. and Paige S. Smith
Fund of York County,
Community Foundation
Myron & Bonnie Jones
Konica Minolta Business
Solutions USA, Inc.
Be A Shining
Example!
“No one lights a lamp and hides it in a clay jar or puts
it under a bed. Instead, they put it on a stand, so that
those who come in can see the light.” - Luke 8:16
If you’ve made the generous decision to include
Albright in your estate plan, let your gift shine
and be an inspiration to others!
We can make sure your personal charitable mission
is met by knowing your wishes in advance.
The Legacy Society recognizes all those whose bequest
intentions are known and wish to be recognized.
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Everyday
Employee Campaign
L
ast year, we launched our our Everyday Heroes
Employee Campaign. As employees, when we give
back, it shows that we believe in the mission and vision
of Albright—to care for our senior population and
provide for our neighbors just like we would our own
families. When we show that we care enough to give
out of our own pockets, over and above our paycheck,
it speaks volumes to participants, their families and all
of the external people that we are asking for financial
support. We make a difference!
We had two goals: awareness followed by increased
enrollment in payroll deduction. Our initial goal was
to create an awareness campaign to show the variety of
areas supported by contributions and to create ‘events’
to encourage participation. Lunch, dinner and Snack
Attack events began to occur with $.25 - $2.00 in net
proceeds from each sale coming back as contributions.
Employee champions chose between Benevolent
Fund and Resident/Participant Enrichment for their
proceeds. By the end of 2014, we had 30% participation
and more than $2,700 collected from the Snack Attack
events alone!
During open enrollment, we shared our success stories
and invited staff to consider payroll deduction—our
secondary goal. We wanted staff to know that for as
little as $1.00 per pay period, they can make a real
difference —and when we all join together—there is
no limit to what we can achieve! We were delighted to
welcome new pledges from all of the sites to a variety of
service areas including benevolence and enrichment.
We are so proud of our Albright employees,
thank you for making a difference!
Latsha, Davis &
McKenna, P.C. †
Jason & Julie Linsey
McKesson Medical-Surgical
MoJo Active, Inc.
Prelude Services
St. Joseph Catholic
Church, Milton
Wagman Corporate
Community Fund
of York County
Community Foundation
Clare E. Wherley †
$1,000 to $1,499.99
Robert & Charlotte Ahrens †
Dean & Janet Albright †
Dave & Fran Ashby
Roy & Judy Ashby
Jan Bender †
Bob & Lisa Black
Dale & Mary Bower †
Bucknell Institute for
Lifelong Learning
Ellen Craugh
Creative Plantscapes, Inc.
Derl & Charlene Derr
First Presbyterian Church,
Lewisburg †
Douglas & Jill Flasher
Stephen & Carolyn Foust †
Bob & Maureen Funk
Carl Jarrett
Lancaster County
Community Foundation
Lewisburg Hotel
Lewisburg Sunrise
Rotary Club
Lila Gibbs Trust
Chuck Mahla †
The Merck Foundation
Rebecca Mohr
Estate of Joseph &
Martha Morrall
David Moyer
Shaun & Sue Smith †
Standard Journal
VALIC
$500 to $999.99
Anonymous
The Gerald Alleman Family
American Legion Post 182,
Lewisburg
Harry Ammon
James & Patricia Apple †
Arthur Funk & Sons Inc.
Paul Bernabeo
& David Cohen†
Wilfred & Shirley Beury †
Madeline Bott
James & Bonita Bradley
Nea Brown
Michelle Cashdollar
Central Oak Heights
Association
Phyllis Close †
Danowsky-Reeds
Memorial Fund †
Martha Donahue
Douglas & Dee Eberly †
Susan Evans
Craig & Cynthia Fasnacht †
First Presbyterian Church,
Milton †
Seneca & Rebecca Foote †
More snacks coming to a lunch table near you!
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Lynne Gale
Mary Goodwillie †
Greenmount United
Methodist Women, York
Fred & June Harris
Highmark Blue Shield
David & Lois Hunter
Kelly Mobile Homes
& R.V. Sales
Kinsley Contruction, Inc.
Eunice Knowles †
Adrienne Levin
Dale & Mindy Lind
Elizabeth Logan †
Kenneth Loss
Paul & Pam Mauger †
Don & Connie May †
Chris McCarthy at Valic
Robert & Betty McClure
Bill & Carol Metzger
Mifflinburg Bank & Trust
Company, Mifflinburg †
Mildred Miller
Elise Mills
Jean Ann Myers †
Katherine O’Connor
Quandel Enterprises, Inc.
Doris Reed
RiverWoods Church †
Tim & LouAnn Shively †
Carol Simpson
Bruce & Jeane Smay
Lynn Snyder
Floyd & Cynthia
Sollenberger †
St. Paul’s UMC, Lewisburg †
J. Donald, Jr. &
Joanne K. Steele
Richard & Gloriann Stover †
Susquehanna Bank
Lorraine Taylor †
Arthur Wagenknecht †
Pat Weist †
Dave & Peggy Wilder
Bennett Willeford†
$250 to $499.99
Anonymous (2)
American Legion
Post 35, Hughesville
Janet Anderson
Karen & Stevan Atanasoff
Alan & Martha Barrick †
Betty Baumer †
Audrey Baylor
Steven & Christie Beattie
Howard Beuscher †
BILD & Company
James & Roberta
Brenneman
David & Chris Brinker
Donald & Faye Brown †
Earl & Dawn Burg
William & Patricia Buser
Ruth Chick
Coldwell Banker, Penn One
Real Estate, Inc.
Community Partnerships
Resource Conservation &
Development Council, Inc.
CORE-Design Group, LLC
The Donald L. Crowl Trust
East Buffalo Township †
Evangelical Community
Hospital
Feinstein Family Fund †
Jim & Bonnie Flinchbaugh
Robert & Marion Frey
Fulton Bank
Anne Anderson
Geschwindner &
Peter F. Geschwindner †
John Gibbel
Tom & Yvette Graver
Patricia Grayson
Robert & Dede Gronlund
Norman Guffey
Oscar & Edith Hake
Chad Harris
Richard & Roberta Harris
Barbara Haupt †
Matt & Krista Kae Hazen
Helen Hess
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More Than 100 Years
of Volunteer Service
T
he Auxiliaries at Normandie Ridge and RiverWoods
are dedicated to improving the quality of life for all
residents—and they do a fabulous job! Each Auxiliary
contributes thousands of dollars each year in support of
benevolent programs, recreation and therapy equipment,
and innovative programming.
The Auxiliaries draw their members from the
communities in which they are located, in addition
to campus residents and staff. They remain a vital
connection to the many churches that support the
ministry of Albright Care Services. In addition to
yearly dues and contributions given by members,
each Auxiliary works hard to raise funds.
The RiverWoods Auxiliary began in 1915, having
been founded at Central Oak Heights as plans were
made to open the Evangelical Home and Orphanage
in Lewisburg. Their current main source of income is
from sales in the gift shops on campus. The original gift
shop was established in 1971. When RidgeCrest Court
opened in 2003, space was included to display gift shop
items for sale, increasing the visibility and income for
the Auxiliary. Beautifully hand crafted items from the
RiverWoods Woodshop are sold at both locations. Since
1970, the RiverWoods Auxiliary has contributed more
than $500,000 for the benefit of the residents. Currently
there are nearly 200 members.
The Normandie Ridge Auxiliary was founded in 1993
coinciding with the opening of Normandie Ridge.
The Auxiliary organizes the annual Anniversary
Celebration, held the second Saturday in October.
A major fundraising event, it is supported by members
of area churches as well as Normandie Ridge staff.
Since its inception, the Normandie Ridge Auxiliary has
contributed more than $120,000 for the benefit of the
residents. Currently there are over 450 members.
Thank you to both auxiliaries for your service!
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J. Savoy Realty Co.
Jersey Shore State Bank
Kelly Township
Supervisors †
Lucille Kemper
Mary Jane Kenison †
Keystone Mobile
Shredding, Inc.
Kiwanis Club of
Williamsport †
Tim & Carol Klose †
Ron & Karin Knowles †
Barbara Kolmen
Sam & Barbara Kolmen
Leroy & Betty Krebs
Robert & Pauline Kuhn †
Lending Resource Center,
LLC
Bill & Betty Marlow †
Charles & Susan Martin
John & Elizabeth
McDonough
Ted & Diane Meixell
David Mensch
Inga Miller †
Millville Mutual
Insurance Company
Maria Miosi
Dave & Darlene Mitchley
Carl & Kathryn Moyer
Greg & Edie Moyer †
Ronald & Mary Myers †
Miriam Naugle
David & Jean Norris
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Pennsylvania Association
of Nurse Assessment
Coordinators
People’s Bank
Lee Pucillo †
Joe & Sue Pugliese †
Palmer Dreese
& Alice Rauch
RDJ Enterprises
Norman & Phyllis Rich †
RLPS Architects
Robin A. Myers, DMD, PC
Robert & Mary Ryan
Albert & Lois Sauer
Carl & Opal Schlappi †
Jean Shackelford
Randal Shroyer †
Dick & Cindy Skelton †
Rachel Slaybaugh
David & Karna Slifer
Norma June Spriggle
Celia Stamm †
Thomas & Janet Steger
Gloria Strong
Swan Stull & Marty Gates
John & Delores Swengel
Swineford National Bank,
Hummels Wharf †
Roger & Kathryn Tudor
United Way of
Lancaster County
Marjorie Walker †
Fitz Walling †
Joanne Weiss
Alan D. Wolfe
Derek & Cindy Wolfe †
John & Lois Young †
$150 to $299.99
Anonymous (2)
Sandra Adams
Lois Albright †
Loren & Jane Amacher
Amerinet
Diane M. Angstadt, M.D.
Doris Badger
Jack & Marty Barbor
Ruth Nash Basom †
Bill Bastian
Philip Berry
John & Susan Best
Bethany United Methodist
Women, York †
Philip & Lillian Bower
Families of Dale & Linda
Bowersox, Rodney Kline,
Pat & Joyce McPherson
Paul & Carol Brann
Bruce & Audrey Bupp
Allen & Nancy Bupp
CILS, Inc.
Timothy & Cookie Connolly
Gerald Cooke
Cronrath-Grenoble Funeral
Home, Inc.
Jeannette Cruse †
Dan’s Appliance Service
Jonathan & Ellen
Flacker-Darer
Sue Davis †
Giles & Nancy de Streel
Tim and Joy Deardorff
Alan Dellinger †
Marguerite DeWald
Leonard & Connie Diller
Peter Dincher
Tom & Ann DiStefano
Carlton & Linda Dodge
Rev. Dennis
& Mrs. Frances Emrick
Heather Fleck †
Leona Glenn Foore †
Marion Foster †
Tom & Anne Gates †
Elizabeth Gernant †
GFWC Woman’s
Club of Milton †
William &
Rosemarie Gibson
Sylvia Gleason †
David & Anne Goehring †
David & Nada Gray
Estate of Paul B. Harbaugh
Robert & Christena
Harder †
Jean Hecker †
Edward Henry
Clifton Hess †
Dolores Hill †
Susanne Hinrichs †
David & Doris Jarrett
Marian Jones †
Ruth Kaufman †
William &
Mary Jean Keenan
Raymond Kehrer, Jr.†
Eric & Carol Kennedy
Kimberly Kiess
Michael & Sally Kobus †
League of Women Voters
Lewisburg Area
The Legacy Class, St. Paul’s
UMC, State College
Lynn & Sharon Lowry
Keith & Rebecca Martin
Richard & Stacy
McDonough
Art & Sue McTighe
Janet Mercincavage
Joyce Miller
Miriam Miller
Dave & Lisa Mitchell
Derek & Rachel Mitchley
Sandra Montag
David & Joanne Morgan
Marion Muchant
Steve & Nancy Parr
Robert & Carol Peel
affiliated in faith
Together
we make a Difference!
“It’s important to remember
that none of us can do it by
ourselves.” - Lilian Quay
T
he very first Golf Challenge was
held in 1999, and there have
been at least 250 unique fundraiser
golfers who have taken up the
challenge! These dedicated folks
represent a variety of constituencies
of Albright, including staff, board
members, pastors, campus residents
and community members. Each one
has made a significant contribution
to the fulfillment of the mission
and ministry of Albright Care
Services. All monies raised support
benevolent care at Normandie Ridge,
RiverWoods and Albright LIFE. And
just why would people put themselves
in the position of asking others to give
money to Albright? Over the years we
have asked some of the golfers that
very question and here is a sampling
of their responses, with the year they
began golfing and the cumulative
total they have raised:
Pastor Bill Gibson
Retired UM Pastor
“I became involved
because I believe we
are placed here on
earth for a purpose
and part of that
purpose is to devote our time and
effort to help others in need. Being
involved in the Golf Challenge is a
rewarding way to accomplish that
goal.” (2007) $8,473.50
the united methodist church
Derek Mitchley
RiverWoods Staff
“I’ve been working
at RiverWoods for
5 years and every
resident I’ve come to
know, whether it be
in the nursing care center, personal
care or independent living, I consider
a friend and nearly like family. I want
to be able to raise as much money
as I can so that I can help as many
residents as possible. That’s what
you do for friends and family. You do
what you can to help them when they
are in need.” (2011) $5,476.50
Bob Kuhn
Normandie Ridge
Resident
“Donating to a golfer
is the best way to
be involved. The
proceeds are raised
for such a good cause, the Benevolent
Fund, so it’s important to be involved
in that way. To new golfers: You will
enjoy the day. Don’t worry about the
golf; we don’t keep score anyway!”
(2002; 2007) $12,596.26
Steve Foust
Former Chair of the
Albright Foundation
“I have been
associated with
Albright for
many, many years.
I believe in the
need for quality faith-based long
term care and Albright provides that
exceptionally well.
I have played in the Golf Challenge
every year since its inception and
I’m proud of how successful it has
become!” (1999) $79,866.33
Rev. Doug Eberly
Former Trustee and
Current Development
Committee Member
“I participate because
I want to make
a difference and
help those who can no longer help
themselves. Ask, ask, ask. I just ask
everyone I can think of and send letters
to everyone on my Christmas card list.
I tell them how much I am giving and
challenge them to match that amount.
That becomes the bar for the donors.
Every gift counts, no matter how large
or small—that is the way to make the
biggest difference.” (2001) $60,393.90
Carl Schlappi
Community Member
“It’s a worthy cause,
a great spring outing
and a very fun way
to play golf—but it’s
also a chance to be
with friends and loved ones who enjoy
helping others.” (1999) $9,210.61
Lilian Quay
RiverWoods Staff
“I just ask everyone
I know to sponsor
me. I ask my friends,
my coworkers, my
pastor, neighbors,
acquaintances, everyone I can!
I like the idea of raising money for
benevolent care because I have known
residents who have needed that
money. It helps me to know that I am
bringing a smile to the faces of those
that need it most. I also have a Godgiven energy and I use it to golf and
help raise money and volunteer. It’s
important to remember that none of
us can do it by ourselves. It takes all of
us as fundraisers to make a difference.”
(2003) $34,767.38
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Robert Long &
Jennifer Pehowic
Jo Pennypacker
A.B. & Flora Price
R.K. Owings, Inc
Roger & Sandra Rauch
Revival Tabernacle ACTS,
Watsontown
Ridge Street UMC,
Bloomsburg
Charles & Martha Root †
Timothy & Ann Running
John Savidge †
Gene & Joanne
Semanchick †
Service Electric
Cable Vision †
Leslie Sheary †
Donna Shermeyer
Tim & Fran Simko
Judy Smith
Lamont & Cynthia Smith †
Paul Smith †
St. Andrew’s Episcopal
Church, Lewisburg
Foster & Pamela Stahl
Callum & Jean Stark
Stephen J. Lindenmuth,
Architect
The Golf Girls
Judy Sullivan
Susquehanna Conference
United Methodist
Women
Susquehanna Life
Magazine †
Peter Karl Kresl
& Lois Svard
Arleen L. Tart
Clarence & Joyce Thomson
TRUiST
The Victorian Lady
Jayne Voelker
Malvin & Roberta Warntz
Albert & Mary Watson
West Milton State Bank
Jean Williams
Ann Wright †
Brian & Amy Young
Joan Zimmerman
$75-$149.99
Anonymous (2)
Don & Brenda Adams
Bill & Betty Adams †
Lynn & Barbara Allbeck
Roger & Barbara Allison
Mark & Jennifer Altemose
Ruth Althouse
Yelena Alzamanan
Ross & Diane Anderson
Tim & Carol Apple
Dexter & Robin Aumiller
Steve & Alma Ayers
Rebecca Baker
Ken Burket
Betty Jeanne Callenberger
Dwayne Carter
CGA Law Firm
Cholin Corp., Inc.
Citizens’ Electric Company
of Lewisburg
Jerry & Evadna Cline †
Dave & Betty Clough †
Jeanette Colburn
Stella Collins
Jack Conner
Consolidated Graphic
Communications
Pam Copenhaver
Edward Corcelius
Melvin & Hope Corey
Clay & Shirley Cornell
The Coup Agency
Marie Crawford
Roger & Nancy Crum †
The Dauberman Family
David C. Holman, D.P.M.
William &
Elizabeth Dincher
Paul & Ellen Dost
Don & Jane Dubiel
Manuel & Gale Duque †
Charles & Mary Dye
Echo Flooring Gallery
Larry & Georgeann Eckstine
Geoffrey &
Jeannette Eddowes
Greg & Alberta Elliott
Anita Erb
Timothy & Kim Eshelman
Estate of
Miriam Strausbaugh
Kevin & Kathy Barr †
Phyllis Barr
Linda Basom
Bill & Connie Bastian †
Gary & Barbara Baylor
Daniel & Donna Beaver
Mary Ellen Beaver
Beaver Memorial UMC,
Lewisburg
Virginia Beaver
Mike Bellfy
Susan Bennick
Arthur Bergey
Bill & Lisa Bernard
Howard & Brenda Berthold
Beta Delta Chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma Society,
PCC, Corp.
BGS Consulting
Loella Bishop †
John & Marilyn Blessing
Phyllis Bloch †
Bill & Janie Bloom
Richard & Susan Boop †
Bob & Eileen Booz
Raymond &
Carol Lee Bower
Myrna Bowers
Richard & Phyllis Bowers
Zoe Bracci
Sam & Colleen Brickley
Brian Brooks
Christopher &
Shannon Brown
Todd Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Buonora
Kathleen Burch †
Dorothy Burd
For those wishing to remember Albright Care Services in their wills, the following
wording is suggested: “I bequeath unto Albright Care Services the sum of
$____________ (or a percentage of my estate) designated as unrestricted.”
Gifts may also be given for a specific
project, facility or program.
Albright LIFE
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Normandie Ridge
RiverWoods
affiliated in faith
Gifts of All Shapes and Sizes
A
lbright Care Services is especially grateful for gifts in-kind received
by Normandie Ridge, RiverWoods and Albright LIFE. Here are
just a few examples of recent gifts we’ve received:
• Lap robes, blankets and quilts
• Books for the library
• Lazy Boy Power Recliner
• Nintendo Wii Fit System
• Antiques for the Slifer collection
• Fabric, ribbon, yarn and craft items
• Wide screen television
• Flowers, bulbs and seeds
• Refreshments for special events
• Media gifts including newspaper space, radio time and billboards
• Donation of services rendered such as pilot services to achieve aerial photographs of campus
Donations of goods and services are a significant way for donors to help meet the large variety of needs that exist throughout
our campuses. Thank you to the many generous individuals and businesses who, through their thoughtfulness and generosity,
assist us in our meeting our mission everyday—to help all those in Albright’s care. If you have an interest in making a donation
of goods or services, please contact the Fund Development Office at 570-522-3880 or online at AlbrightCare.org
Mark Estridge †
Dima & Estella Euculano
David & Janet Evans
Garth & Sue Everett
Walter & Nancy Everett
Max & Cynthia Farley
Kraig & Susan Faust †
FayJan Tool Sales Co.
Joseph & Judith Fell
Judy & Jerrold Ferraro
Patricia Fisher †
Fisher’s Meat Market, Inc.
David & Betty Fitzkee
Marilyn Flegal
Harriet Fleming
Philip & Christine Flynn
Douglas Foster †
John Juusola & Janet Gable
Stuart & Carol Gansell
Wonona Gardner
Henry & Mary Gearhart
Louis & Judy
Geschwindner †
Anna Giambrone
Dick & Sharon Giblin
John & Miriam Glaser
John & Lisa Glossner
John & Char Gray
Larry & Darlene Graybill
Christine Greenhalgh
Brooks & Amy Gronlund
Bryan Gushen
Melitta Hagenbuch
William Hahn
Gary Haire
Donald Hall
& Vickie Varklet
Andrew Hamilton, Jr.
Trisha Hamilton
Mark & Mindy Hamond
Andrew Harris
June Harris
Charles & Irmy Hartung
Donald Haulman
Gerald &
Geraldine Heilman
Judith Herr
Bill & Tina Hertz
Charles & June Hesson
Steven & Ricki Hevner
Ralph & Audrey Hibbs
David & Sara Mae Holmes
Betty Hopkins †
Al & Peggy Horst
the united methodist church
Chris Hosterman
Jane Houser †
David & Julia Howell
Richard Hoy †
Arlyne Hoyt †
Dave Vernon
& Lois Huffines
HyStar Enterprises, LLC
JoAnn Inman
Don & Deb Irvin
Issac’s
Robert & Sandra Izer
Tony Mastriania
& Joan Jarrett
George & Zoya Jenks
Jerseytown UMC
John H. Myers & Son, Inc.
Donald & Wilma Johnson
Barry & Mary Jones
Robert &
Susan Scott Karsten
Erlyn & Mary Keefer †
Joseph Keller †
Larry & Clara Ellen
Kemmerer †
Kern Mechanical
Mary Kibler †
Richard & Bonnie Kline
Richard & Elizabeth Kling
Jean Klingler
Knights of Columbus,
Lewisburg
Douglas &
Deborah Knowles
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Alvin & Joan Kollosch †
Elliott & Linda Korb
Byron & Yvonne Krapf
Eric & Kathy Kraus
Diana Kuhns
Keith & Jennifer Kuzio †
Janet Laird
Lancaster County Career &
Technology Center
Robert Landzettel
Kathy Langley
Joseph & Beverly Lapcevic
David & Bonnie Lawrence
Bob & Judy Lebda
Mildred Lehman
Thomas & Carol Lehman
Jim & Bonnie Lepley
Jack & Saundra Lewis
Lewisburg Council
of Churches
Kenneth &
Barbara Lindeman
The Rev. Joanne
Montgomery Link
Jeff & Jackie Linsey
Jeff & Cindy Lobach
Lost Brook Farm
Travis Luckenbaugh
Rodger & Lois Lupold
Roger Madigan
Robert & Sharon Magyar
James & Karen Marinaccio
Patsy & Janet Marra
Gregory & Kathy Martin
Bob & Jane Mausteller
Judith McCulloh
Derroll McGinnis
Brett & Linda Meckley
Amanda Meixell
Alfred & Jean Metzger †
William & Annette Metzger
Abigail & Stephen Metzler
Middleswarth /Ira
Middleswarth & Son, Inc.
Steve & Liz Miller
Linda Minium
Carol Mogel
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Volunteers are an incredible asset
to Albright Care Services
Volunteers provide valuable services to residents, participants and families—and do so with
compassion, spirit and enthusiasm! They also connect us with the greater communities in
which we live and work.
We are grateful for the many
volunteers who donate their
“Volunteers are not paid—not because they
time and talent to promote our
are worthless, but because they are priceless.” mission throughout the year.
-Unknown
Our hundreds of volunteers
range in age from elementary
school students to senior citizens and have a variety of responsibilities including assisting
residents in the nursing care centers, completing crafts with LIFE participants, working at
special events, greeting visitors and completing tours for many areas of campus. In addition,
Meals on Wheels reaches our elderly and off-campus neighbors in Lewisburg and Milton.
And Slifer House Museum offers opportunities for history and architecture buffs to share
their knowledge and passion for the past. Volunteers do all of the following, and more:
• Pack and deliver meals for Meals on Wheels Lewisburg/Milton
• Provide dog therapy services
• Lead activities including crafts, games and exercise
• Serve meals for residents and participants
• Assist with administrative and clerical work
• Help with gardening
• Play instruments or sing for residents and at special events
• Run video cameras during activities and worship services
• Host during special events
• Provide guided tours at Slifer House Museum
• Complete archival duties at Slifer House Museum
• Devote time to woodworking activities
• Join the Auxiliaries to raise money for Albright’s benevolent programs
Our volunteers have big hearts! If you have an interest in volunteering, please contact us
at AlbrightCare.org or call (570) 522-3880.
affiliated in faith
Barry & Renee Montag †
Patricia Montag
Kenneth & Sally Moore
Philip & Karen Morgan
Dixie Morris
Todd & Valerie Morris
Robert Hazard
& Dianne Muchant
Bob & Anne Murcek
Steve & Gina Myers
Bob & Cindy Needham
Mac Keifer &
Mary Lou Neilson
Mark & Nancy Neuman
Robert Nible
Natalie Nichols
Karen Nicholson
Dick & Cindy Nickelsen †
Charles & Mary Norman
Normandie Ridge
Association
Dorothy Noyce
James & Janice Obman
Tucker & Val Orbison †
Dennis & Mona Otto
Jeff & Barbara Packard
Chip Palazzo
Paragon Engineering
Services, Inc.
Gertrude Pardoe †
Lew & Peggy Parks
Pearl M. Basom Trust †
Gordon & Barbara
Pennington
Carl & Linda Peterson
Don Peterson
Glen & Diane Peterson
John & Betty Petrick
Bruce & Catherine Platusich
John Plotts
Prudential Hodrick Realty
Jon Raab
Patricia Rambo
Betty Ramin
Charles & Thelma Rea †
Red Rose Interior, Inc.
Barry Reed
William Reed
Retirees of
Lycoming County
Christopher Rhoades
Carl & Judy Rife †
Michael & Heather
Riordan
Robert S. Bortner, Inc.
David & Elizabeth Robinson
Annette Roderick
Susan D. Ross
Lorraine Rowlands
Maxine Russell †
Doretha Sadarananda
Tom & Joanne Salsgiver
Bill & Pat Schlosser
Bob & Patti Schmieder
Mark Sewell
Shirley Shenk
Drue & Carol Sherman †
Nancy & John Showers
Matthew & Sharon
Silberman
John & Barbara Sirianni
Raymond Sistek
& Julie Walz
Tracy Sload-Waugh
Glenn & Marilyn Smith
Heather & Robert Smith
Randy Smith
Jeff & Lisa Snyder
Marc & Joan Snyder
Richard & Brentha Snyder
Jack & June Solomon
Nicole Sovic
William & Sharon Spencer
Springettsbury Lioness Club
Betty Stambach
David & Lee Stearns
the united methodist church
Marcie Lynn Stell
Still Waters Restoration
and Resource Ministries
Ada Stoltzfus
Randy & Kathy Storm
Frances Stover
Don & Krista Summers
Wendy Sweeley
Ken & Lisa Swope
The Newton Group, LLC
Trademark Antiques
Limited
Trinity UMC, Winfield
David & Thelma Turner
Van Dyke Marketing
Jo Vogt
Barbara Voorstad
David Wagenknecht
Dave & Barb Wagner
Gerry & Judy Wagner
Ken Wagner †
Gretchen Wagoner
Nevin & Linda Walter
Owen & Paula Walter
Joseph Weaver
Tom & Ardella Webb †
Chris & Melanie Weber
Kent Webster
Phyllis Weir
Scott & Lisa Weiser
Paul & Patricia Wentzler
Thelma White
Dean & Judy Williams
Bob & Carol Wooley
Worksite Benefits Group
Debra Wright
Young Industries, Inc.
Nancy Young †
Miriam Yount †
Did you know
you can find all
of Albright’s
publications on our
website? Visit us at
AlbrightCare.org.
Dave & Terry Zelner †
Pristeen D. Zimmerman
$50-$74.99
Anonymous (2)
Ruth Ann Abel
H. Emerson &
Ruth Abram †
Brian & Carol Aldinger
Gerald Alleman
Bradley & Bette Alvey
Vincent & Amy Amendola
David & Chris Andersen
Steve & Kim Andersen
Dudley Anderson
Bernard & Nancy Anthony
Michael Arnold
Francine Balogh
Tony & Marge Baranowski †
Richard & Sandra Barner †
Warren & Doris Baughman
Franklin & Judith Bedwell
The Beer Barn
Dave & Ann Belue
Iva Berge
Robert Berger
Beverly Bertolo
Beth David Synagogue
John & Alexandra Betlyon †
Robert Bingman
Bernard Bischof
Bittner Family
Carol Bobkoski †
Daniel & Kimberly Boop
Bradley & Melissa Bowersox
Tom & Nancy Brenner
Chris Brightwell
& Denise Krch
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Fighting Hunger...
One Meal at a Time
O
ver 8 million meals are served annually to seniors in
Pennsylvania struggling with hunger and poverty. Many
of those seniors are also isolated, frail and underserved. Meals
on Wheels makes a difference for these seniors.
Meals on Wheels Lewisburg/Milton, a member of the Meals
on Wheels America Association, delivers more than 17,000
nutritious meals every year to folks in Lewisburg, Milton, West
Milton and Montandon. A warm smile is part of the package!
Meals on Wheels Lewisburg/ Milton operates from the
RiverWoods Campus and enjoys additional support from the
Albright Care Services Team. A group of 50 dedicated volunteers fill the tasks of packing, driving and delivering meals.
Volunteers generously give their time, mileage and gas. Thank you!
Meals on Wheels relies on the generosity of the community to fund its services. Donations cover the cost of food and
supplies. In addition, donations help to subsidize the meals of recipients whose incomes are below the poverty line.
In 2014, Meals on Wheels Lewisburg/Milton received 233 gifts from 144 individuals and 35 businesses, clubs and
church organizations. The total raised was $37,441.
Do you know someone who could benefit from our services? Whether short or long term, Meals on Wheels Lewisburg/
Milton can provide the answer for a family member, neighbor, church member or friend. Help us fight hunger and
isolation. Call us today—we can help! 570-522-1934.
Marilyn Brill
Luke & Theda Brinker †
Margaret Brouse
Joyce Brown
Orrie & Donna Brown
Robert & Janel Brown
Joan Bush
Martha Busocker †
Bret & Marie Buterbaugh
Eugene Byers
Brenda Chappell
Ruth Chrismer
Christ Community UMC,
Hummels Wharf
Joesph & Patricia Ciabocchi
Marilyn Clement
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Cole’s Hardware, Inc.,
Lewisburg
Helen K. Collins
Jeff & Joan Coppes
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Paul Coxe
& Grace Jaskiewicz
Carol S. Crichley
Roger & Nancy Curran
Andrea Cutter & Ben Slazek
Gene & Beth Cutter
Christopher Daniel &
Marcella Nolan
Gomer & Louise Davis †
Anne & Michael Debraggio
Dennis & Diane Derr
Matt & Joseph DiBerardino
Craig Dietterick
Dominick T. Adamo
Funeral Home
Herbert & Marlasee Douts †
Mary Ann Downs †
Roger & Robin Duttry
Betty & Harry Eberly †
Dorothy Elgin
Jerry & Jackie Elias
Virginia Eminhizer †
Victor & Mary Engel
Bill & Donna
DiMarco Engel,
Tony and Pelly DiMarco
& Dolly
Blake & Patty Eyster
Susan Fairo
Donis Feagley
Amy Ferguson
Hilda Ferrigno
Theresa Feudale
Harold & Helen Fisher
James & Jill Foresman
Gordon & Ellen Freireich
Samuel & Betty Anne Fry
Melvin & Sandra Frye
Kevin & Karen Gardner
Dolores Gates
Robert & Sandra George
Susan Gerlinski
Emma Gessner †
Cindy Gettins
Lois Gibbs
Bob & Tena Gift
Jacqueline Gilliom
Gordner Coombs Ins., Inc.
Thomas Graves
Larry Gray, Sr.
The Langer &
Gresh Families
Larry & Sue Grissinger
Paul & Mary Ann Gunnet
Stuart Hague
Andrea Halpern
Michael & Martha Hanyak
Chester & Barbara Harbach †
Doris Hart †
Marlin Hartman †
Mary Hausch
Michael & Linda
Heintzelman
affiliated in faith
Jerry & Ruth Helfrich
Ron & Sandra Hendricks &
Treyton Ventrello
Betty Herald
Brad & Sue Hershey †
Connie Heyman
Richard & Jane Hiers †
Dan & Marilou Hinchcliff
Steven & Shirley Hite
Tim Hogan
Charles, Joann, Amanda
& Matt Holdorf
Roy & Gay Homan
Ronald & Lois Hoover
Hope UM Women,
Port Trevorton
Bertha Huff
Richard & Laura Jane
Humphreys †
Ron & Claire Huntington †
Karl & Kathleen Imgrund
J.G. Lazur, Jr., D.D.S.
Tom & Sue Jackson
Ardelle Jamison
Hazel Jefferson
John Schwartz Agency, Inc.
James & Elva Johnson
Hood & Patty Johnston
Janet Jones
Michele Jones
Mae Judy
Tom & Pat Kaczmarek
Robert Kane, Jr.
Karl E. Colyer
& Bret J. Buterbaugh
Kim Kazakavage
Estate of Grace Keller
Pamela Kemper
Paul & Peggy Kemper
Pam Kennedy
Richard & Dianne Kindig †
Madelyn Kirkpatrick
Kiwanis Club of Milton/
Warrior Run
Rebecca Klinger
Gerald & Linda Kneier
Nelson & Donna Knowles
Tracy Koneval
Shlomo &
Charlotte Kreitzer
Melisse Kurtz
Lan Avon Section 1
Homeowners Assoc., Inc.
William & Terrie Lane
Randell & Carol
Lencki Family †
Lewisburg Builders
Supply Co.
Nancy Libbey
Terry & Barbara Light
Jeff & Nancy Lockard
David & Alice Lomax
Kim Long
Beverly Lucero
Andrew & Susan Lyons
Joe, Nancy, Adam
& Jana Maravi
Gerald & Gloria Markle
Barbara Marshall
Doris Martin
Ed & Mary Mastascusa
Thomas & Edna
McClintock †
John McDaid &
Karen E. Marlow-McDaid
McDonald’s of Lewisburg
Pat McDonough
Emily McElheny
Joan McKeegan
John & Theresa McKeegan
Bob & Janet McManigal and
Barry & Jane Waldman
Dave & Linda Meanor
Meixell-Diehl Insurance
Bill & Janice Metzger
the united methodist church
Darl Metzger
Patricia Meyer
Middle Creek Signs, Inc.
Faye Miklosi
Todd & Sharon Miller
Steven Miller
& Ellen Gauthier
Milton Transportation, Inc.
Mike & Wendy Minnix
Stephanie Mitchell
Elmer & Doris Morrow †
Dale & Janice Moser †
John & Delores Mullen †
Steven & Laurie Mundrick
Mary Myers
Tom & Nancy Myers
William & Dorothy Nagele
Lovella Naylor
Jim & Bonnie Neuer
Dick & Cindy Nickelsen
Richard & Edith Noaker
Marjorie Noll
William Nunn †
Nancy Olson
Dale & Jo Orris †
Cynthia Ott
Otterbein UMC,
Emigsville
Nancy & Gerry Parsons
Particle Sciences Inc.
Maryellen Paulhamus †
Joseph & Patricia Pavlosky
Sharon Pearce
Patricia Hausch Pearson †
Barbara Perella
Ronald & Shirley Peters
Scott & Carol Peterson
Mona Pettenger
Chris & Judith Pfleegor
John & Barbara Pick
Brian & Melinda Pick †
Maurice & Betty Pitzer
Larry & Jane Plymire
Steve & Lisa Pomraning
Barbara Preston
Jack & Sallie Pyper †
Lilian Quay †
John & Jayne Raab
Sabino Ranaudo †
Dale & Janet Ranck †
John & Joanne Rauch
Don & Barb Reed
Perry L. Reed, Auctioneer
Cassandra Reigel
Joyce Reinard †
Phyllis & Gene Reneberger
Tom & Mary Lou Rich
Dale & Ann Rider
Barb Ritchey †
Bill & Judy Ritter
Rue & Bonnie Rothermel
Glen & Marian Roush †
Jean Ruhl
Jack Russell
Rutter’s Dairy Inc.
John & Brenda Sack †
Charlie & Vicky Salisbury
Scott & Laura Sanders
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Thomas & Ruth
Scarborough
Dorothy Scharmann
Eric & Barbara Schmidt †
Stephanie’s Feathered
Friends, Linda Schnure,
Ginny Libby, Pat Walter,
Trena Zeller & Bonnie
Pontious
Thomas & Elizabeth Schoff
Susan Schwartz
Stephany & Rodney Sechrist
Bruce & Hetty Seigfried
James & Dawn Sewell
John & Phyllis Shafer
Erica Shames
Gregory & Joy Shandera
Patrick Shandera
Vernon & Joyce Shenberger
Lee & Ginny Shreck
James Slifer
Keith & Susan Smalley
Smiling Chameleon
Draft House
Greg & Jan Smith
Harold Smith
Pat Smith
Vickie Smith
Jack & Pat Snook
Curvin & Joanne Snyder †
Donna Snyder
Gregg & Linnie Snyder
Sylvia Snyder
Thomas & Benita Solomon
Philip & Renee Sosland
Weldon & Frances Spangler
Roger & Dianna Spickler †
Charles & Shirley
Springman †
Hazel Stahl
Thomas & Pamela Stanley
Irene Stark
Estate of Ruth E. Starr
Jim & Graceann Steckbeck
Donald & Nancy Steckel
Gary & Rebecca Steiner †
Margaret Stell
Mike & Carolyn Sterner †
Bud & Doris Sterner
Robert & Terri Stetler †
John & Janice Stitt
Warren & Stephanie Stough
Judith Strine
Trent & Candice Stumbaugh
Eric & Phyllis Sundberg
Jennifer Svitko
Stan & Rose Szulanczyk
Glade Taylor †
Karen Thomas
Phil & Barb Thomas
Tono Architects, LLC
Linda Trate
Stephen Tweed
Bill & Audrey Vanderhoof
William & Bonnie Vonada
John Wagenknecht
Priscilla Waggoner
John & Carol Wagner
Shirley Walburn
Wal-Mart, Lewisburg
Glenn & Gail Walz
Bruce & Diane Wargo
Kristie Wdowiak
Wayne & Linda Weaver
Ann & Doug Webster
Mary Jane Wenk †
Bob & Diane Wert
West Milton UMC
Robin Westling
Joy Wilcox
Shirley Winner
Doris Witta
Neal & Christine Woodruff
Allan Woolway
David & Janet Wright
Bernard & Beverly Wynn †
Max & Anna Yeagle
Donald & Carol Yorks
Freda Zahn &
Robert Richmond †
Stanley & Mary
Zakrezewski family
Elma Zeiber
Rosanna Zook
Stephen Zwald
$25 to $49.99
Anonymous (5)
Deborah Abowitz
Margaret Acocella
Donald & Evelyn Adam
Christy Adams
Robert & Lisa Adams
Ed Aikey †
Air Management
Technologies, Inc.
Ferdinand & Lonida Alama
Joan Amabile
Bob & Cheryl Anderson
John & Barbara Anderson
Karen Andreoli
Lawrence &
Mary Ann Bachman
Lila Baddorf
Helen Bailey
Abigail Baker
Dan & Sandy Baker
Michael & Laurie Barclay
June Barratt †
Scott & Linda Basom
Donald & Margaret
Baumgartner
Peter & Delaine
Deardorff Beck
Craig Bennett
Barbara Biggs †
Spencer Bingman
Forrest & Janet Bish
The Blessing Insurance
Agency, Inc.
Burrows & Donna Boston
Beverly Bower
William & Mary Jane
Bowers
Kathy & Keith Bowersox
Ron & Joyce Bowersox
Janet Boyd
Cherie Boyer †
Daniel Bracci
Thank you to the many donors who have chosen to be recognized throughout this report.
We also have a number of donors who choose to be anonymous. Even though we don’t
get an opportunity to showcase you here—your contributions are greatly appreciated!
You have our most sincere thanks.
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affiliated in faith
Matthew Bracci
Lyle & Elaine Brion
James Brouse, Sr.
Charles Brown
Dave & Juliana Brown
John & Alfrieda Bruno
Helen Bucher
Marguerite Budd
Paul Burkhart
Robert & Rosemarie Burns
Guy & Nancy Camp
Beverly Campbell
Judy Campbell †
Megan Campbell
James Carmen
Cassie Cartagena
Nelson & Sylvia Caulkins †
William Cawley
Geneva Chambers
Charles & Lisa Chandlee
Greg & Pat Christman †
Samuel & Susan Churn
Georgia Close
Vivian L. Confer
Carol Connolly
Robert & Ellen Cook
Carmen & Diane Costa
Country Farm & Home,
Mifflinburg
Shirley Coup
David Crayne
Crazy Ladies
Valerie Cruse
Noél Curtis
D&R Brown Plumbing, Inc.
Mary Dale
Preston & Margaret Davis
Dorinda Deardorff Derreth
Carol Deatherage
Robert & Lani Deatherage
Miriam Deibler †
Dewart Service Center
David & Linda Dillman
Garnedia Doll
Kathy Donmoyer
Donna Selfridge Spangler
Fraktur Art
Jim & Debbie Dougert
Donnnie & Tina Dreese
Stacy Drum
Paul & Patrice Dupuis
Ken & Janet Durrwachter
Virginia Eaton †
Veronica Ehrhart
Gladys Eichelberger †
Cecily Eisley
Donald Ely
Ann Keeler Evans
Gregory & Rebecca Evans
John & Lois Everitt
Sylvia Everitt
Sire Advertising
Jean Ferich
Jonathan & Diane Ferree
Janet Field
John & Jane Forney
Al & Barb Forry
Katherine Fortescue
James & Betty Fox †
Mildred Frey
the united methodist church
Robert & Paulette Furman
James & Diana Ganley
Scott & Rebekah Ganley
Mike & Sally Gardy
Joann Garrett
Bruce & Nioma Gearhart
Geisinger Health System
Employee Fund
Charles & Delores Gembe
Roy & Betty Jane Gertler
Pearl Geyer
Andrew Gibbons
Christie Gillern
Karl & Felecia Girton
Donald & Violet Golder
Albert & Kay Golfieri
Roma Greenly
David & Sharon Grimm
Ed & Nancy Gunnett
Elizabeth Hackenberg
Daniel & Shannon
Hagenbuch
Brenton & Sharon Hake
John & Sharonn Halderman
Tom & Avis Hans
Jerry Hans
D’Este Hanson
Walter & Jean Harader †
Robert & Wanda Harrison
Richard & Judie Hartman
Sam & Debbie Haulman
Charles & Beatrice Heid
Suzanne K. Heilman
Tim & Barbara Heilman
Wallace & Mary Kay Heiser
Robin Henry
Judi & Chad Herrold
Bill & Ella Jane Hess
Dale Hessler
Gail Heyn
James & Mary Hillard
Dale & Janet Hippensteel
Gary & Betty Hoffman
Thomas & Darlene Hoffman
Robert & Nancy Hoke
RuthAnna Hoke
Richard & Helen Hood
Dorothy Hower
Michael & Deborah Hoy
Robert Hughes
Lee & Pauline Huntsman
Glen & Barb Huson
Frank & Nancy Huttel
Nancy Inners
Amy Isaacs
Lee & Linda Isamoyer
Bruce Jackson
Karl & Patricia Jacoby †
Edna Johnson †
Joyce Johnson †
Loyal & Phyllis Jones †
William & Sheila Jones
Daniel & Vicki Jordan
Bradley & Sallie Jordan
Doris Kefauver
Willard & Millie Kehr
Tiffany Keister
Fred Keller
Patricia Keller
Barry & Barbara Kelly
Dianne Kerstetter
Susan Kindt
James King
Don & Peg Kipp
Gary & Pamela Kleppinger
Mildred Klineyoung
The Kling Family
Phil & Donna Kling
Laura Klinger
William Klinger
Claude Knoebel
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Jim & Gloria Kochenour
Ron & Isabel Kocher
Joseph & Sarah Kowalski
Joanne Kreamer †
Joseph Kugle
John & Joan Lee †
Christine Lehman
Glenn & Kay Leiphart
James Leitner
Ginny Libby
Joseph & Nancy
Lindenmuth
Winifred Linton
Jay & Joan Livziey
Brian Long
Francis & Leonora Lucash
Ralph Lukens, Jr.
Michael & Kimberly Lutz
Stephen Gaultery
& Teri MacBride
William & Brenda Mader
Owen & Grace Mahon †
Beverly Maizland
Clarence March
Sam & Pat Marolo
Alice Marquart
Robert & Brenda Martin
Loren & Myrtle McCleary
Janice McCloskey
Ronald & Gloria McElwee
Tracy McHale
Eli & Patricia McLaughlin
Jim & Jeanie McMinn
Lorraina McMinn
Terry & Valerie Mee
Megan Dugan,
State Farm Insurance †
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Virginia Metzger
Mike & Linda Millen
Beverly Miller
Eddie & Cheryl Miller
Jane Miller †
Mary Jane Miller †
Terry & Cynthia Miller
Sylvia Mills
Paul & Linda Miskinis
Ronald & Eileen
Montgomery
Joann Moore
Tom & Jean Morgensen
Nancy Moser
Linda Mowery †
Jack & Carol Moyer
Marco & Carolyn Muccio
Jay & Sylvia Mueller
Inez Munier
Peggy & Bill Murphy
Wayne & Patti Murray
Walter & Anna Ness
Don & Deanna Nolder
Susan Noll
Oberdorf ’s Carpet One
David & Zoe Oldt
Thomas & Vicki Olkowski
June Ort
PJ & Vonnie Parker
Walter Parks
Joseph Pease
Dorothy Perkins
Persun’s Excavating
David & Kathy Peterson
Joseph & Thelma Petrusky
Mayette Pierce
Joe & Susan Piescik
Pizza Phi
Ray & Margie Plotts
Dean & Janice Poff
Sandra Pontius
Karen Potter
Thomas Powell
Phil & Carmella Preziosi
Darlene Prutzman
Michael Purnell
Charles & Janet Pursel
Rita Quinlan
Vivian Raab
Suzanne Radel
Bobbie Ralston
Viola Ranck
Richard Rea †
Richard &
Norma Jean Reed †
Thirzah M. Reichert
Mark & Amie Reif
Lois Remer
Jim & Gloria Repp
Larry & Sylvia Riddle
Keith & Patricia
Ringkamp
Ritz-Craft Corp.
of PA, Inc.
Russ & Gail Roberts
Sandra & Paul Rock
Rockey Auctions Inc.
Ted & Terrie Rogers
John & Carolyn Roller
Pete & Cherl Ross
Betty Ruppert
Karen Russell
Wayne & Pat Samuelson
Ray & Nan Sandy
Joan Saunders
Jay & Nancy Saxe
Friedrich &
Jacquelyn Schaeffer
Bill & Donna
Marie Schlappi
Jo Schoeneck †
Blandine Schriver
Donna Schuck
Pamela Schuman
Walter &
Mary Ann Schuster
Dorothy Schwartz
Ronald E. Schwartz
Carrie Sekeres
Hilma Sheatler
Ruthanna Shoemaker
Kendor Shultz
Mary Sibol
Silver Moon Furniture
Fred & Deborah Simon
Tom & Karyn Sloat †
Ron Smeltzer
Craig Solomon
Irma Springman †
Kevin & Alice Staats
Lawrence & Shirley Stabler
Nancy Stahlnecker
Cowan Stark
Arlene L. Stauffer
Marlin Stauffer
Steininger’s Laundry
& Dry Cleaning
Darlene Stockel
Ed & Joan Strine
Deborah Stuebi
Fred & Emmaline Styer †
Junior & Jean Taylor
John & June Taylor
Paula Templon
Bud & Gloria Thomas
Sam & Bonnie Thomas
Helen Thornton
John & Peg Trathen
Phyllis Troutman
Nolan & Jodi Tucker
Dorine Turotsy
Clayone Tweed
Nancy Van Kirk †
Joan Wagner †
Pat Wagner
Brad Wakeman
John & Jessie Walsh
Irene I. Walter
Ron & Mary Walters
Cliff & Wanda Wandress
affiliated in faith
Debbie Watts
Sandra Watts
George & Anne Weaver
Nichole Weber
Robert & Vickie Weber
Lowell Williams, Jr.
& Silence Weeks
Joseph & Sandra Weidel
Weis Markets, Inc.,
Lewisburg
Sally L. Wenzel
Joyce Wesner
Nate & Julie Wesner
Bonnie Wheeland
Carol White
James & Nancy White
Donald & Dolores
Whittleton
Richard & Jeanette Williams
Bradley & Debra Wilson
George Wingfield
Shirley Wittes
Marcia Wolfe †
Ramon & Nancy Wolfe
Bruce & Patricia Woolever
Keith & Gloria Young
James & Marilyn Zaiser
Joseph & Suzanne Zak
Allen & Janet Zimmerman †
Dorothy Zimmerman
Gary & Judy Zimmerman
Darwin & Joyce Zook
$1 to $24.99
Anonymous
Advanced Auto Parts
AFSCME Subchapter 8602
John Aikey
Linda Aikey
Richard Aikey
Aldersgate UMC, York
Applebee’s, Lewisburg
Ard’s Farm Market
Wayde Baker
What is a House Museum?
S
lifer House Museum represents our earliest traditions of
senior care at RiverWoods, having housed our very first
residents in 1916. But before its role as part of the Evangelical
Home, it was a private residence, commissioned in 1860 by Eli
Slifer, former Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pa. In 1976, the
house was converted back to its original purpose to serve as a
house museum: a historic house that has been transformed into
a museum. The house is furnished and decorated with antiques,
reflecting the social and material culture of the Victorian era and
Civil War. The majority of the museum’s collection of artifacts
was donated by the generosity of the public, including objects that
once belonged to the Slifer and Ross families. In 1978, the house
was placed on the National Register of Historic Places and proudly
displays a plaque with this honor on its exterior. The museum
provides an enriching experience for the greater community and
offers guided tours, summer concerts, and historical presentations
and exhibitions throughout the year. In 2014, we were especially
proud to support the 37th annual Abraham Lincoln presentations
and a Civil War Ball to commemorate the war’s sesquicentennial.
These activities—designed to share local, state and national
history and culture—allow residents and the greater community
to experience the past in an interactive and engaging way.
Above: Volunteers and Interns at Slifer House.
By preserving the house and its culture, supporting its collection and history and creating engaging opportunities for our
residents, the museum helps to fulfill Albright’s progressive mission of providing abundant living for all residents, staff and
volunteers. It is the cornerstone of the RiverWoods campus!
Slifer House Museum relies on generous contributions to fund its important programs and services. We are grateful to the
many volunteers and our 129 donors who contributed $25,189 to the museum in 2014. Thank you!
The museum is open 1-4 p.m. with guided tours at 1 and 2:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, mid-April through
mid-December or by appointment. Come visit the only Victorian era house museum in the Susquehanna Valley!
the united methodist church
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Beverly Barnard
Bastian Tire & Auto Center,
Lewisburg
Thomas & Donna Beck
Dick & Diane Bettleyon
Kenneth & Shirley
Bingaman
Shirley Bingaman
Blue Cross of
Northeastern PA
Blue Heron Sportswear, Inc.
Beverly Bobb
Lori Boehmer
Mardella Bolton
Michael Borch
Barbara & Kris Boyle
Brookpark Pet Supply
Tim Brouse
Paul Brown
Doris Bubb
Bob & Pat Bucher
Connie Buck †
Bucknell Golf Club
Nathaniel & Mary Burt
Nicole Cain
Natelie Caldwell
Fred & Ginny Campbell
Campus Theatre
Roxy Carl
CARQUEST Auto Parts
Tiffany Carr
Rosa Cartagena
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Church Women United
of Lycoming County
Isabel Clemens
Cole’s Hardware,
Mifflinburg
Jim & Karen Collins
Chrissy Cox-Walter
Amy Craig
Gary & Robina Cronrath
Cornelia Cuff
Dennis Curtin
D. Landreth Seed Company
Karen Daly
Dave Ashby Photography
Cathy Davis
Frank Davison
Dixie Deibler
Jim Deitrick
Bill & Bertie Deter
Thomas & Carolyn Donner
Mike Dougherty
Peter & Susan Douglas
Darryl & Donna Dreese
Marg Duck
Betty Dunkelberger
Dunkin Donuts, Lewisburg
Danielle Dymeck
Darlene Engle
Brian Erb
Dennis & Martha Erdman
Eugene & Shirley Farrell
Noreen Fay
Fetter’s Meat Market
Jordan Fetzer
Joey & Denise Finan
The Fishburn Family
Bertie Fisher
Fitzwater, Inc.
Earnest Flick
Bill & Doris Flick
Joan Fohringer
Chuck Foster
Marlin & Joyce Frederick
Phyllis Frey
Dan Frycklund
Maritza Garcia
Paula Garver
Greater Susquehanna Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Dan Greene
Gail Greninger
Jerry Gridley
Karl Guyer
Kelly Hadcock
Jonathan Hagan
Chris Hamilton
Steven Harnish
Fannie Harris
Joe Harris
Joseph & Maria Harris
Bill & Lucill Harvey
Katie Heim
Seth Herb
Ivan & Trudy Hewitt
Dale & Wilma Hill
Paul & Nancy Hines
Ben Hoffman
Fran Hoffman
Betty Holdren
Megan Hollenbach
Kurt & Fay Holt
Home Instead Senior Care,
Lancaster
Naomi Huffman †
Jennifer Hufnagle
Harvey & Brenda Ilgen
Janet & Rodney Inch
Paul Jacobs
David Kaszuba
Don & Jerilyn Katherman
Kaylee Kauffman
James Keefer
Carl & Lynn Keister
Ken’s Garage
KFC-Taco Bell
(T&D Foods)
Cherie King
Shannon Kipp
Ronald Kline
Kelly Kling
Rosemary Kling
Cory Knarr
Mike Knarr
Ricky & Chrissy Knarr
Dan Koch
Koch’s Auto Body Shop
Bryan Kratzer
Brittany Kunz
Randy Laubach
Ashley Lawrence
Larry Lawson &
Barbara Schnure
Dale & Sandra Lefever
Licia Lehman
Mindy Lenker
Ken Leon
Bridget Lilley
Estate of John Linkus
Lloyd Lutz Family
McKenzie Luongo
Nicole Lust
Pete & Nancy Macky
Larry & Tina Mann
Shawn Manogue
Doris Marino
Mary’s Your Name Here
May’s Drive-In, Milton
Craig McKibbon
Virginia Means
Mario Meola
Maxine Middleswarth
Bonnie Miller
Lois Miller †
Jacko Minium
Montandon Service Center
Delroy & Nancy Moser
affiliated in faith
NAPA Auto Parts,
Lewisburg
Natural Food &
Garden Store
Andy Neuer
Linda Neupauer
Hazel Newton
David Nofer
Nadine Noone
Jinja Notargiacomo
Darlene Oakes
Martha Pangburn
John & Eileen Pannell
Bev Pentz-Chamra
Marissa Petrone
Harriet Poechmann
Katherine Powell
Purple Cow
Liz Pursley
John Quay, Jr.
Jennifer Quinn-White
R & S Tree Farm
Reba & Pancho’s
Cynthia Reid
Diane Reigle
Galen & Suzanne Reish
Brooke Ritschel
Bonita Ritter
The River House Brew Pub
RiverWoods Dietary
RiverWoods Woodshop
Michelle Rosenberg
Travis Ross
Nelle Rote
Leslie Roush
Leon Rowe
Connie Rute
Gary & Bonnie Rute
Ronald & Yolanda Ruth
Alice Savidge
Janet Scharl
Josette Schenk
Alison Schmiesing
David Schultz
Chris Sheaffer
John Sheesley
Lisa Shiffer
Mark & Deborah Shipe
Kala Shreck
Marcia Silverman
Douglas Smith
Jen Smith
Marion Smith
Robert Smith
Sherri Smith
Carol Snyder
Chelsia Snyder
Velma Solomon
Spangler Motors
Cindy Stahlman †
Nathaniel Stark
Wende Steele
John & Theresa Stein
Stein’s Flowers & Gifts
Alycia Stokes
Darrell Stout
The Estate of
Margie J. Sturm
Subway, Lewisburg
Mike Suders
Valerie Suncar
Jenn Sunderland
Merrill Swartz
Patricia Swartzlander
Donna Sweeney
Rick Thomas
Mike & Bridget Thompson
Bill & Ann Lee Tobin
Anita Tressler
Fern Troxell
Christine Underhill
Jamie Wagner
Lori Wagner
Pauline Walker
Derrick Webb
Weis Center for the
Performing Arts
Chelsey Wenrick
Dale Wertman, Sr.
West Branch Rent-All
Diane Wiles
Melinda Willard
The Williamsport Home
Michelle Wilson
the united methodist church
Cathy Winder
Tina Wise
Patricia Wittig
Nancy Woodrow
Steven & Kelly Yarger
Crystal Yerger
Pamela Young
Your Building Centers, Inc.,
Milton
Dave Zeigler
George Zeyn
Kay Zolockie
Gifts in Kind
Aldersgate UMC, York
Roy & Judy Ashby
Jan Bender
Blue Cross of
Northeastern PA
Brookpark Pet Supply
Bucknell Golf Club
Campus Theatre
Church Women United
of Lycoming County
Phyllis Close
Consolidated Graphic
Communications
D. Landreth Seed Company
Dave Ashby Photography
Marg Duck
Pearl Geyer
Greater Susquehanna Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Matt & Krista Kae Hazen
David & Sara Mae Holmes
Home Instead Senior Care,
Lancaster
Janet & Rodney Inch
Rosemary Kling
Koch’s Auto Body Shop
Mary’s Your Name Here
Virginia Means
Mario Meola
Barbara Perella
Reba & Pancho’s
Galen & Suzanne Reish
RiverWoods Dietary
Alice Savidge
Eric & Barbara Schmidt
Select Medical
Rehabilitation Services
Service Electric
Cable Vision
Marcia Silverman
Velma Solomon
The Estate of
Margie J. Sturm
Donna Sweeney
Bill & Ann Lee Tobin
Pauline Walker
Weis Center for the
Performing Arts
Kay Zolockie
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Memorial Gifts
Jerry Alleman
by Phil & Donna Kling
Gerald & Linda Kneier
Jay & Sylvia Mueller
Irene M. Ammon
by Harry Ammon
The Merck Foundation
Blessed By Gifts
Jesse David Chubb
by David Schultz
Honorary Gifts
Janet L. Bender
by Andrea Cutter &
Ben Slazek
Gene & Beth Cutter
Brenda Berkheimer
by Barbara Kolmen
Barbara A. Bosch
by Glen & Diane Peterson
Anna Coppes
by Robert &
Christena Harder
Lani Deatherage
by Robert &
Lani Deatherage
Becky Klinger
by Barbara Kolmen
LIFE Lancaster
by John Gibbel
Bill & Betty Marlow
by John McDaid &
Karen E. MarlowMcDaid
Charles & Susan Martin
by Thomas &
Carol Lehman
Pam & Paul Mauger
by Douglas &
Mary Candland
Sue & Joe Pugliese
Carol A. Peel
by Percy Brown
Rev. Alice D. Rauch
by Sam & Barbara Kolmen
Stephen L. Foust
by David & Jean Norris
Amanda Reigle
by Barbara Kolmen
Jackie Gilliom
by Barbara Kolmen
Connie A. Rute
by Barbara Kolmen
Marlin L. Hartman
by Kelly Mobile Homes
& R.V. Sales
Ada S. Stoltsfus
by Barbara Kolmen
Gerald & Geraldine
Heilman
by William & Elizabeth
Dincher
Carl E. Jarrett
by Andrew Harris
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Marjorie B. Walker
by Leonard &
Connie Diller
Ron Warfle
by Paul & Patrice Dupuis
Kenneth E. Bair
by Anonymous
Alice Bair
Orrie & Donna Brown
Ralph Lukens, Jr.
Retirees of
Lycoming County
Phil & Barb Thomas
The Williamsport
Home
Scott M. Basom
by James & Roberta
Brenneman
Phyllis Close
Bennett Willeford
Rev. Richard W. Bender
by Jan Bender
Howard W. Beuscher
by Virginia Beaver
Phyllis Close
Art & Gwen
Mongomery
Robert D. Bontrager
by Phyllis Close
A Friend
Robert & Mary Ryan
Isabel M. Clemens
by Dorothy Burd
Gregory &
Rebecca Evans
Elizabeth Hackenberg
William &
Bonnie Vonada
Robert & Vickie Weber
Dorothy M. Custer
by Francine Balogh
Linda Basom
Franklin &
Judith Bedwell
James &
Roberta Brenneman
Robert & Janel Brown
Eugene Byers
Bill & Bertie Deter
David & Linda Dillman
Randell & Carol
Lencki Family
Virginia Metzger
Joseph &
Patricia Pavlosky
Joan Saunders
Joseph & Sandra Weidel
Lester Herbert Deardorff
by Peter & Delaine
Deardorff Beck
Dorinda Deardorff
Derreth
Jeff & Nancy Lockard
Gloria M. Elicker
by Beta Delta Chapter
of Delta Kappa
Gamma Society
Jonathan &
Diane Ferree
Charles, Joann,
Amanda &
Matt Holdorf
Bruce &
Diane Wargo
Rev. Clayton D. Fairo
by Giles & Nancy de Streel
Paul & Doris Faust
by Laura Klinger
Anna Marie Fisher
by Palmer Dreese
& Alice Rauch
Patricia L. Cormell
by Pat Weist
affiliated in faith
Audrey K. Gable
by Sam & Barbara
Kolmen
Pat Weist
Florence M. Greenly
by Roma Greenly
Lorraine V. Gundrum
by Phyllis Close
Bill & Audrey
Vanderhoof
Pat Weist
Genevieve D. Hitchner
by Tracy Koneval
The Golf Girls
Richard C. Hoy
by John & Barbara
Anderson
Alan & Martha Barrick
The Langer & Gresh
Families
Mac Keifer &
Mary Lou Neilson
A Friend
Pat Weist
Wilbur Inch
by Janet & Rodney Inch
Jenny L. & Herb B.
by Audrey Baylor
Bessie V. Jensen
by Anonymous
Don & Peg Kipp
Ronald & Shirley Peters
Katherine Powell
Roger & Sandra Rauch
Jim & Gloria Repp
Margaret S. Jump
by Pat Weist
Rev. Philip J. Kemper
by Lucille Kemper
Paul & Peggy Kemper
Rose A. Kline
by AFSCME
Subchapter 8602
Families of Dale &
Linda Bowersox,
Rodney Kline, Pat &
Joyce McPherson
Stephanie’s “Feathered
Friends”, Linda
Schnure, Ginny
Libby, Pay Walter,
Trena Zeller &
Bonnie Pontious
Frances Stover
Stanley & Mary
Zakrezewski Family
Francis David Martin
by Dean & Janet Albright
Larry &
Georgeann Eckstine
Joseph & Judith Fell
Robert &
Paulette Furman
Sam & Barbara Kolmen
Bill & Betty Marlow
Robert & Mary Ryan
Pat Weist
Bennett Willeford
James M. Knowles
by Bruce & Audrey Bupp
Eunice Knowles
Ron & Karin Knowles
Inga Miller
Otterbein UMC
of Emigsville
Quandel Enterprises,
Inc.
R.K. Owings, Inc
Dorothy Scharmann
Thomas &
Elizabeth Schoff
Jason Moyer
by Lynne Gale
Samuel N. Kolmen
by Phyllis Close
Barbara Kolmen
Doris Martin
Bill & Carol Metzger
Pat Weist
Bennett Willeford
Shirley Wittes
Elnor J. LaForm
by Bertha Huff
David &
Bonnie Lawrence
Ronald & Yolanda Ruth
Mary Lee Messinger
by Phyllis Close
Audrey Magee
Pat Weist
Dorothy K. Murray
by Wayne & Patti Murray
Richard P. Nickelsen
by Pat Weist
Bennett Willeford
In Memory of our parents
by Dick & Cindy Nickelsen
Anne F. Payne
by Foster & Pamela Stahl
Pat Weist
Miriam Petrucci
by Ruth Nash Basom
Martha Reed
by Phyllis Close
Pat Weist
Alexander (Jesse) Reeder
by Pat Weist
Dorothy G. Reish
by Phyllis Close
Maxine C. Russell
by Phyllis Close
Barbara Kolmen
Pat Weist
Edna P. Bromfield Schott
by Larry &
Georgeann Eckstine
Sam & Barbara Kolmen
Pat Weist
Bennett Willeford
Memorial Giving
We receive many gifts in memory of loved ones to
recognize extraordinary care delivered to residents
and participants. Families often ask us for the
appropriate wording. We suggest:
In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be directed to
Albright Care Services
90 Maplewood Dr.
Lewisburg, PA 17837
Please designate:
Normandie Ridge, RiverWoods or Albright LIFE.
Bonnie M. Kline
by Barbara Kolmen
Pat Weist
the united methodist church
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our contributions help us fulfill our
mission every day! All contributions
support the ministry of our senior living
communities and Albright LIFE Centers.
None are more grateful than those receiving
benevolent and charitable care.
Many of you choose to renew your support
upon reviewing our Community Report.
If you would like to send a gift at this time,
a return envelope is enclosed for your
convenience.
On behalf of Albright, thank you for
your continued generosity!
Leslie E. Sheary
by A Friend
Robert & Mary Ryan
Fitz R. Walling
by Phyllis Close
Ruth E. Weaver
Mardella Bolton
Shirley M. Shroyer
Doris Bubb
by Randal Shroyer
Nathaniel & Mary Burt
Robert E. Slonaker
Marian Jones
by Michael &
William & Sheila Jones
Martha Hanyak
Jim & Gloria
Kochenour
M. Jean Snowberger
Dale & Sandra Lefever
by Bernard &
Francis &
Nancy Anthony
Leonora Lucash
Charles & Susan Martin
Lovella Naylor on
Larry & Jane Plymire
behalf of the
Robert Spriggle
Kochenour Family
by Norma June Spriggle
Melvin H. Weiss
Helen Fairchild Stanton
by Joanne Weiss
by Nelle Rote
Nanny Stark
by Nathaniel Stark
Fran Ashby
Vice President, Office of Fund
Development
Albright Care Services
90 Maplewood Drive
Lewisburg, PA 17837
(570) 522-3894
Fran.Ashby@AlbrightCare.org
AlbrightCare.org
Your gift does the most good when
it supports seniors in need today.
Now it’s easier than ever!
Visit us at
Giving.AlbrightCare.org
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Douglas Sturm
by Sue Jamison
Margie Jean Sturm
by Phyllis Close
Sue Jamison
Sarah E. Thomas
by Judith Herr
Paul D. Thompson
by Donis Feagley
Kurt & Fay Holt
Ned E. Weller
by Phyllis Close
Sue Jamison
Pat Weist
Mary DiMarco Wheeland
by Bill & Donna
DiMarco Engel,
Tony and Pelly
DiMarco & Dolly
Paula Garver
Frank & Clare Wherley
by Clare E. Wherley
George Wright
by Kim Kazakavage
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of our
benefactor list. If any errors or omissions have been made,
please accept our apologies and notify the Albright Care
Services Fund Development Office at (570) 522-3880.
We’re delighted that all photos in this report are of our residents,
participants, staff and volunteers. The 2015 Community Report
was designed by Rachel Mitchley, Graphic Designer at
Albright Care Services.
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Our Mission
To create the highest quality of life by encouraging purposeful
living through personalized, progressive and passionate
communities deeply rooted in serving others.
Our Vision
We strive to continually cultivate
an exceptional continuum of care that . . .
Fulfills a diverse range of human needs
Enriches external community relationships
Fosters positive healthcare partnerships
Upholds our Christian faith and philanthropy