Theodore and Mary Ann Lorenz Lindsey Lubinski


Robert and Kathi Lubinski


Theodore Majdecki and Samantha Hetzel Edward M. McMilin, Jr. Christine M. Powell James A. Radish John Stemper Timothy Stover Mark R. Tomashek Marianne Wrocklage Robert and Jill Wrocklage


LaVerne C. Rahoe William and Mary Clark Raymond and Marian Etzel Lois Holzem


James and Janette Loersch Robert and Patty Schneider


Carole A. Rauguth Vicki L. Beckman Tracy L. Cahoon Michele L. Dorn


Arthur (Alan) and Paula Esler Friends of Carole A. Rauguth Michael and Kathleen Grimsley Lisa M. Hochevar John and Judith Ish Kristin M. Kania Abby L. Lang


Thomas and Laura Pahnke Russell and Barbara Searing Richard and Sharon Silberzahn Sturges and Barbara Taggart Tamara J. Teetzen


Anne M. Rencken Dr. Richard and Doris Bibler


K. June Richmond William and Suzanne Getman


Gisella Rodziczak Elizabeth M. Noldin


Donald "Red" Roskopf Friend of Red Roskopf Frank and Doris Kozlowski John and Helen Kreuser


Lynn Roskopf Harold and Yvonne Rosene


Clarence F. Rupnow Dennis and Jeanine Dederich


Jeanette H. Rupnow Dennis and Jeanine Dederich


Scott Saefke Janice Saefke


Joe and Ruth Saunders David and Nancy Streck


Ronald J. Schellinger Peter and Monica Schellinger


Mary Jane Schlagenhaft James Schlagenheft


Lechele A. Schlink Thomas and Mercedes Schlink


Dr. Howard F. Schloemer Daniel and Kristine DeKarske


Genieve R. Schloemer Daniel and Kristine DeKarske Jacob and Jeanette Schmies Craig and Carol Davidson


Alois A. Schneider Gertrude A. Schneider


Edwin R. Schulz Robert and Evelyn Siegman


■ Left to right: Rick Binzak, Foundation Board volunteer chair; John Lorenz, award recipient; Joseph Bovi, MD; Dennis Pollard, president, Froedtert Health Community Memorial Hospital, and president, Community Memorial Foundation


Community Memorial Foundation


Giving Highlights January 1 to December 31, 2011


Here are just a few of the projects supported by Foundation donors in 2011: Cancer Care Center – $1,050,000


Linear accelerator for radiation treatment and digital mammography in the Breast Care Center


Community Outreach Health Clinic – $120,000 Essential medical care provided to 2,485 people without health insurance, an all-time high


Colorectal Cancer Prevention and Early Detection – $56,000 Free colonoscopies for uninsured, at-risk patients and a part-time community health educator (Bobbie Nick Voss Charitable Funds)


Scholarships – $35,500


Ensuring a strong, highly trained workforce of care providers by encouraging area students to pursue careers in health care


2011 Event Results • Spring Splendor, April 9, 2011 • Golf Classic, June 14, 2011 • Wheeling for Healing, August 13, 2011


$158,425 $ 71,435 $ 37,830


Gifts from Volunteers in Partnership Special thanks to the Volunteers in Partnership with Community Memorial Hospital who contributed $55,500 in 2011 toward:


• Emergency Department • Volunteen Scholarships • Community Outreach Health Clinic • Support Services


$35,000 $16,000 $ 2,500 $ 2,000


THANK YOU to our 346 volunteers who support the hospital with their time, talent and gifts. Their outstanding support on a daily basis brings out the “community” in Community Memorial Hospital.


Special thanks to the UW-Extension Master Gardeners who donated more than 400 hours to the beautiful Healing Garden in 2011. ■


Community


Memorial Foundation Philanthropy Excellence Award


Community Memorial Foundation Philanthropy Excellence Award at the annual donor reception this fall. An outstanding donor will be highlighted each year at the donor reception and presented with the award.


C


T e criteria for the award includes an individual or family who supports


the mission of Community Memorial Hospital and Foundation for a minimum of three years with a demonstrated record of exceptional generosity through volunteerism and/or monetary giſt s. T ey also have signifi cantly improved the quality of life in our community, motivated others to provide philanthropic support and built community relationships.


T is year’s recipient was John Lorenz. John began coordinating the Zopen wiffl eball tournament in 2005 in memory of two of his friends’ dads who died of cancer. Since that time, he has raised more than $30,000 with this July event and has added more “angels,” as he calls them, to their cause. Proceeds from the Zopen are designated to the Cancer Care Center at Froedtert Health Community Memorial Hospital. ■


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ommunity Memorial Foundation was pleased to present its fi rst


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