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MakePAThwAys 2010 VOlUNTeeRsVolunteers are the heart of Pathways, providing invaluable assistance with patients, bereaved family members, office tasks, and events. Each * next to the name of a volunteer represents 100 hours of service in 2010.
Marilyn AbabioMahasin Abdul-SalaamCarol Weeks AckerChris AckerRegina AdamsNathasia AgtarapAsfa AhmedBeverly AinscowSurbhi Akhouri**
Freddie AllenSusan AllenChristine Alloo*Alexandra A. AmarellTheresia AndersonJessica AngatJennifer A. AntonAni Arakel**Natalie A. AratowKaren AspinwallKishan AsthanaNadia AyashJudy B.Christina BaekPatt BaenenNorma BakerEllen BarkerMonique Barnes****Cathy A. BarryGratia BartonNancy Bauer*
Nichol A. BaxterIrene BenavidezAline U.M. Bendeck*Berna BennettBrenda Bentley**Larry BeresfordChristine BergerYelena BergerAnne S. BergmanMartine BernsteinCameron BianchiTito BianchiAudre BleyLian M. BlochMary Ann BolandMark S. BollwinkelDiana C. BonesKaty BorckMaureen BorschelCynthia BowmanElizabeth Brockwell
Barbara BrownRyan P. BrownTim BrownJudith Broyles***Rusty BroylesVilma BuckGale Bunnell*Jake BurkartDanielle Summers Burrow*Cristina CabilesCarol CabotLynn Caldwell***Laura CambronBill CampbellTom CampbellNancy CardinetBeth CarmackCindy CarterVivian CaseyJoyce CastellinoRon Castellino
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George CavenderPatti CavenderRhonda CeccatoChristopher ChaiFay ChanDiana Soun ChangSara ChangDenise CharltonMari ChazenMichelle Y. ChenSunny ChenSusan ChenJan CheungJonathan ChoyTim ChuMichelle ChubbsDiane ClaerboutRosalind Alesia ClemonsMehgen Elizabeth CochranBetany Kaitlin CofflandTeresa ColeShelley ConteKatie CooneyKathleen M. CooperMinda CutcherJo Darius*Tita DasCarol DavidJill H. DavidAparna DavuluriElizabeth DayMargaret DayBetty DeanChristen Marie DeCollibus*****Ann DeHovitz*
Cari M. DenhamSuki DennisMarc DerisoSage DeRosierNancy DillonDaniel Ngoc DoanClaire DonohoeKyle DuffKarlene ElderMichael ElliottKirsi Anna-Maria EngelsHoda Epstein*Iva EsparzaMark EstesSamantha Joan Fargeon**Karen FarrellNancy FarrellParastou FatemiLara Fernandez*Cristina FerreiraJessica FerrettiCoralyn FeylingBeatrice FiorettiGeorge FitzgeraldGunilla FollettTom FollettJennifer Chuck FongBeverly ForsythT.J. ForsythRuth FosterTerry FowlerKathy FranceschiniKristen Frank**Robert FrazierMichele Freitas
Haya FriedLila Harriet FriedmanAmy FrohnmayerRachael Sarah FulkMary GallagherMissy GalloLaura GalousinOlivia GarciaBobbie GatesAnnamma George*Karen GierlachBarbara GilkesonStan GoldbergEileen R. GoldmanMarjorie GoldmanElizabeth Gonzalez*Lori GortnerDeanna GrahamCarmina Grechi*Elisabeth GreenNancy Greerly*Rick GrossAlfredo GuastellaTanya GulevichBerlena GullettSteven Haley*Chenxing HanLena HarrisMatt HarrisTom HarshmanNancy HassenAnna G. HauswirthPaul HazelrigTori HazelrigDiane Head
Marcia Healy*Susan Marie HectorJudith HenkeCatherine HenningFaith HensonBethany HerronPatricia HickeyJudith S. HillNate Hinerman*****Harvey HinmanHelena HoHannah Rae HobanDeni HodgesTom Hodges**Vivian HodgesSister Margaret HoffmanJean K. HohlStephanie HoldLianne HooperChristy HoughRob S. HrubeschCynthia Hsu**Michael HsuChien Ju HuangDiana HudsonMeagan HughesErika IsaisJeff IsaisKenneth IsaisShirley IsaisTracey Isais MurilloKristin Isais RomeroShridhar IyerKingsley JackPujaJanapati
DayMarilyn JandroNida JaveedJoan JaynesBill Jennings**Boris JevticDiane Jimenez-BasilioBrenda JobGlenn JohnsonMary Harden JohnsonMaryAnn JohnstonBonnie Meeker JonesEvaleen Kay JonesMary JoyceRohit KadambiPatricia KalishMyra KelleyMark KelseyJoAnn KemistBarbara KempenyAsma KhanJennifer L. KirkAnne Kolar**Maxine KoopLinda KresgeBeth Anne KromerDeepa KumthekarNancy KwonEdith LachenbruchKathy LadraJudith Laird-Anderson*Felicia LancasterJulia LandholtKatharine K. LangJanet LarsonSarah Lebeck-Jobe**Elaine LeeYoung Ah LeeDavid Leger*Tali LeibovichRoss LemckeJason LeongJamie C. LigoskyTimothy LigoskySandy Liou*Jackie LissCarmelita R. ListJoanna Liston*Ariel R. LitzkyJan LiuJing LiuRayden Llano
Craig LondonMargaret LondonCeCe LongRegina M. LopezBridget LoveJocelyn LowCandee Lucas*Vicky LumKatherine LunaJeanne LuptonChristy Lusareta*****Anita LyCraig LynchYelena LyulchenkoKatherine MachemerMelissa MackeyChristopher MagliuloRobert MaldonadoMary Liz MaletisYamuna ManjunathaAdrienne Mannis**Sawita MaratheKaren A. MarcroftDavid R. MarshallJudy MartinMary E. Martin-FishlerPriscilla MarzoniTony MarzoniDonna Mashtare**Karma MashtarePat MastalirNimi MasteyJoe MastrocolaPatrick McCueBrianna K. McCuneMeghan McKennaYolanda McNabbMary MeadJack MelchorNorma MelchorCarleen Z. MelendezDesiree C. MelloJanet MelnykErick MendozaSteve MeyersDiana L. MillerDennis MilliganJanice F. MinersLauao MisilagiMicki H. MistrettaMelissa Mitchell
Tiffany Rose MocklerChris E. Moon***Clark MooreKaren MorettiCynthia MorganTom MorganZoe MorganHarold MorrisVanessa MorrisonSarita B. MotoveBob MuellerWelda MurphyBrooke Nachazel*Kusum NakraKelli Nelson****Denis NeumannAn NguyenBenjamin NguyenHeather Nishimura**Tad NishimuraAsami NishinoColleen NormanJulie NortonPenny O’ConnorKate M O’MalleyPatricia ObidiEvangeline D OribioPam OrloffSuh-Liang OuDacia PaganelliLora Pallatto*Victoria J PanagotacosSiddharth PandeyRobert C. PartanenTherese PasquiniJoseph E Pearlman*****Holly PedersenDaneen PedersonTimothy PerkinsMari PerlaAnthony Michael PetersonAlice Jean PhippsAlex PintoAdrian Poblete*Nina PoletikaDianne Pool*Tali PoranSallye PorterAdrienne C. PriceCarol ProffittBarbara Radmacher
Betsy RafaelSteve RafaelSamyukta Ramprasad*****Marla RathbunMichele Lee RaynerSherry Rayner*Ann RaynorMary Rees*******Dianne ReganVictor Reid, IIICheryl ReinkingSandy ReiterHeidi Arlene Remmers***Elisa ReutingerPeter William RichardsJanise B RimandoPaquita RivasKathy RodgersGisela I. RoescheisenKathy RomanoCarmel RoseAnnette Portello RossAria RostamizadehAlana RothmanMary Ann Ruebusch*Diana RussellSamuel RussellRichard RussoHeather RyanTerri SachsWendy SalazarAisha SamatarLendl San JoseSarah SanchezGeorge SandovalJill SantilenaMichelle SantosStacey SantosJoyce SatoSetsuko SatoCherie SavoryLiz SchackmannJan SchafirJo Ann SchrinerPam SchwabBob SchwartzCheryl Ann SeltzerShayna SeltzerGwen SenegalErin SerranDanielle Pinson Seybold
CountVera ShadleDonna ShafferVinu ShahVandana SharmaJerry ShefrenTecla Shepard*****Carrie ShiauAnna Shigeta*Calvin ShihJennifer ShimIksup ShinAmandeep SidhuKris SiegelCarol Simcock**Sandra SimonDebra SimonsSue SimsBhupinder SinghCorny Sluis**Sue Small SpittersWill G. SpeigelmanDiane SpirandelliLaurence SpittersAllen SpragueMary Ann Milias St. PeterArthur St. GermainDiane StabileDawn StansfieldNancy SteegePaula StefaniBrittany SteinIsaac SteinMadeline SteinDonna SteinrokDanielle StewartStephanie Marie StilwellDeborah StinchfieldMarie StiverJerry StiversLindsay StiversMarsha StiversNan StraussDoreta Strotman*****Dolores SuarezMauricio SuarezMelody Jung Hui SuehiroChristine SutuCora SztoJamie TamTig TarltonLinda Tashker
Dan TaylorLeslie TaylorAlyson TeeterBarbara ThurstonGerald L. TomanekCaitlyn TorettoDawn M. Torre***********Carleen TraresSara TrayserStephen TrichterJoan TroppChristina TruongMichelle TsaiPenelope Tsotakos*Elizabeth TuDiane TurnerHurd TwomblyPaula UccelliFataneh ValibalochSandy Van Mell**Teak Van MellKay VanderpoolMarie VioletFrancisco J. Virgen-GironKatherine VuTheresa VuAnn VugrinJanice WakimotoNazleen A. Walji*Sharon WalterAngela WangMary WangAlan WaughMartha WeinerDavid WeisenbergDolores WelshMartha Werling**Sandra Lee White*Thomas WhitmoreCindy WildeJonathan WildmanSienna WildwindBrian WilkesRita WilliamsNancy WintonBrandi WooRosemary WoodBenjamin YipJamie YoungerElaine YuStephanie Yuen***
Pathways
hospice
Foundation
mIssION
Pathways provides
compassionate, high
quality patient and family-
centered home health
and hospice care, promot-
ing comfort, independence,
and dignity.
GIFTs seRVe TO...
■ provide a safety net for
underserved, underinsured,
medically fragile patients of
all ages
■ make uninsured pro-
grams not only possible,
but robust
■ give Pathways added
financial capacity to enrich
programs
16-year old Shannon created a memory box to remember her baby sister Ella, who was served by the Pathways KIDS program.
A messAGe FROm PAThwAys
Dear Friends of Pathways,
Looking back over 2010, we at Pathways are proud that in small ways and big
ways, Pathways nurses, home health aides, therapists, bereavement counselors
brought comfort, hope, and peace to so many. Our lives are made up of many
moments, and perhaps none are as precious as those lived in the presence of
illness and at the end of life. Pathways is honored to be a part of so many of
these moments in our patients’ lives in 2010.
We share with you, in this annual report, the story of one family whose lives we
touched in 2010. Frank Leyva lived an extraordinary life, a life devoted to service
to our nation and protection of our leaders. In his mid-eighties, he reached to
embrace life by marrying again. When he and his bride were confronted with his
diagnosis of incurable cancer, they sought help from Pathways. Frank’s wife,
Jean, found strength and support in Pathways’ staff.
We’re grateful for your sup-
port and encouragement.
Your gifts, and the notes
that accompany them, tell
us that you value Pathways’
place in our communities.
As a locally-grown nonprofit
that serves Santa Clara,
San Mateo, San Francisco,
Alameda, and western
Contra Costa counties,
Pathways is an essential
part of life in the Bay Area.
You make our work possible
– you help make every day
count. Thank you!
Barbara Burgess
Pathways CEO
seRVICe wITh A smIle
“Frank could charm the legs off a fly.” So
says the wife of Frank Leyva, a Pathways
hospice patient for four and a half months.
“He had a wonderful grin,” concurs hospice
nurse Leslie Barnes.
It was perhaps that charm that propelled
Frank from a boyhood in Madrone (now a
part of Morgan Hill) to the Secret Service,
responsible for protecting Presidents Nixon,
Kennedy, and Johnson, as well as Secre-
tary of State Henry Kissinger and others.
Frank had always intended to go into
law enforcement. He was studying at
San Jose State University in their police
program when World War II broke out.
While in Marine boot camp, Frank garnered
the notice of the camp commander when
he systematically read every book in the
camp library.
“Frank was bored in boot camp, and he
loved to read. The camp library mostly had
how-to books and mechanical manuals, but
they were books, so Frank read them,” his
wife Jean Pinard says. “The commander
noticed and offered Frank the chance to go
to Officers Candidate Class.”
During the war, Frank was one of the
Marines assigned as part of the honor guard
for President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s funeral.
After serving in the South Pacific, Frank
returned to San Jose and joined the Sheriff’s
Department. He was soon recruited by the
Secret Service, becoming one of the first
Hispanic Secret Service agents ever.
His knowledge of Spanish came in handy, as
he was asked on occasion to translate when
an official interpreter was not available.
Frank loved to tell the story of translating
for President Johnson on a visit to a ranch
in Texas. Through Leyva, Johnson was
quizzing the foreman of the ranch, who only
spoke Spanish. But when Johnson asked
how many heifers the ranch ran. Leyva
stopped and turned to Johnson, “I’m just
a prune orchard kid from California, sir,” he
said, “I don’t know what a heifer is.”
His most challenging assignment, he
always said, was as Special Agent in
Charge at the U.S. Embassy in Paris during
the Paris Peace Accord talks that ended
the Vietnam War. Frank was in charge of
security for the diplomats at the talks.
With his first wife, Mary Ellen, Frank raised
five children. After Mary Ellen died, Frank
moved back to San Jose. At age 84, he
was introduced by mutual friends to Jean
Pinard. Jean and Frank had grown up not
too far from one another, had both attended
San Jose State at the same time, but had
never met. Jean, a teacher and then princi-
pal for more than 30 years, wasn’t looking
to marry again – not in her 80s. But Frank
was charming and hard to resist.
It was less than a year after their 2009
wedding that Frank’s prostate cancer took
a turn for the worse. “He was always
so optimistic,” Jean says. “He thought we
would have more time together.” By
October 2010, a Kaiser liaison recom-
mended considering hospice care.
Jean thought it was a good idea. “I was
getting in over my head,” she says ruefully.
“Everyone had advice to offer and I wasn’t
sure what was the right thing to do in terms
of his care. When Leslie Barnes, our nurse
came, I felt I was getting expert advice.
There was the strength that comes from
knowledge and security. We were in good
hands. And, honestly, we just fell in love
with everyone from Pathways.”
Jean relied on Leslie for her tactful way of
speaking with Frank. When Frank needed
help with bathing and dressing, but didn’t
want to accept help from a home health
aide, Leslie gently convinced him to change
his mind. “Leslie was a genius at talking to
Frank. She convinced him it was time to stop
driving and convinced him to accept help.”
Soon, home health aide Rhonda Pulsipher
was making visits. Frank bonded with
Rhonda immediately, and she became a
trusted confidant. Social worker Teresa
Hernandez came often as well. Frank so
enjoyed the Pathways staff who stopped by
to visit that he always wanted to cook them
food. “Frank insisted I make quesadillas to
feed them. He loved Mexican food. He was
a lot of fun – he wanted to tell jokes and
share limericks,” says Jean.
When Frank died, Jean found photographs
of Frank with the Presidents and diplomats
he had served, along with commendations
and letters. In the den of the home they
shared, Jean created a wall devoted to
Frank and his achievements. It’s her way of
honoring the man who brought so much joy
to her and served his country so faithfully.
FAR LEFT: Jean Pinard and Frank Leyva on their wedding day.
LEFT: The wall Jean created of Frank’s memorabilia from a career in the Secret Service.
RIGHT: Pathways helped the Bradford family care for their niece, Elizabeth Gerow (pictured in the middle back), in her final months of life.
FAR RIGHT: Stan Goldberg, PhD, author of Lessons for the Living, spoke at an event held for members of the Pathways Legacy Society.
leGACIes AND TRIBUTes
FoundersWith gifts totaling $100,000 or
more over the period of their
giving, Founders have a signifi-
cant effect on the care Pathways
offers to the community.
Anonymous (4)
Patricia & Thelmer Aalgaard
Hudson & Marie Black
Gale & John Bunnell
& the Carstarphen Family
Foundation
Ruth Crawford Trust
El Camino Hospital
Estate of Beth G. Fox
William G. Gilmore Foundation
Health Trust
Hewlett Packard Company
Hull Family Survivor’s Trust
Hurlbut-Johnson
Charitable Trusts
Eugene & Rose Kleiner Family
Foundation
Shirley M. Ledterman Trust
Estate of Burrel Leonard
Joseph & Vera Long
Foundation
Estate of Mary B. McFadden
McKenna Family Foundation
Norma & Jack Melchor
City of Menlo Park
Estate of Earlene Minetti
Robert Moodie
Moore Family Foundation
Gordon & Betty Moore
Foundation
Francis S. North Foundation
O’Connor Hospital Foundation
Outrageous Foundation
Primecore
Jack Rafael Memorial Golf
Classic & the Rafael Family
Rambus Inc.
Genevieve B. Reynolds
2004 Trust
San Francisco Foundation
Sequoia Hospital/CHW
Sobrato Family Foundation
Valley Foundation
Washington Hospital
Healthcare System
Armine C. Welch Trust
Wells Fargo Bank
Howard & Betty White
Foundation
Carol Yelton
legacy societyMembers of the Legacy Society
have remembered Pathways
in their estate plans, ensur-
ing hospice and home health
services will be available to our
community far into the future.
Jarrel Benjamin
Richard & Linda Bodine
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Brown
Judith Broyles
Donn Burch
Suzanne Butler
Margrete Cadena
Mari & Aron Chazen
Denise Chestine
Doris & Gerald Chrusciel
Andrea Collin
Minda Cutcher
Jo Darius
Dorothy S. Decker
Corrie H. Deruyter
Phyllis Dorricott
Richard A. Emerson
Judy Golding
Linda Heider
Laura Hill
Harry & Diana Hind
Kingsley Jack
Mary & Glenn Johnson
Ellen Kool
John Lawrence
Donna & Paul Leslie
JoAnn Lucan
Rosemary & Phillip Maresca
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mason
Louise Michaelson
Lynn & Clark Moore
Maria Morales
Katherine Morgan
Jack Nelson
Deborah G. Nichols
Carol & Norman Proffitt
Denise Prosser
Steve & Betsy Rafael
William Raisch
Bert & Anne Raphael
Christine Reese-Day
Jennifer Russo
Bille Corinne Sarzin
Bob Spees
Deborah Stinchfield
Vernon Sullivan
Chris & Tim Taich
Carol Elizabeth Vinson
Marie & John Violet
Bernice Voorhees
Joseph H. Weiler
Sarah Wilmer
Paul Wright
Linda Wygren
RememBRANCe FUNDsRemembrance Funds provide
families with a living tribute to
their loved ones. Established
when memorial gifts reach a
total of $5,000, Remembrance
Funds can also be created
when family and friends pledge
to reach that amount.
Alexandre J. and
Lindamina E. Alves Fund
Alvin Jack Arata Fund
Frances Arrillaga Fund
Dolly and Bud Babbitt Fund
Mario Balanesi Fund
Jane M. Bancroft Fund
David Berliner Fund
Ann J. Boeckling Fund
Susan Burns Memorial Fund
Carstarphen & Bunnell
Family Fund
Lillian Chew &
Tom W. Chew Fund
Adele Ann Colesberry Fund
Zuriel (Liza) Danner Fund
Lorrie De Loach Fund
John Dillon Fund
Debbie Diltz Fund
Lua Dodds Memorial Fund
Robert Dorricott Fund
Susie Dove Fund
Donald Flaxman Fund
Marjorie Foletta Fund
Veronica Frain Memorial Fund
Joseph Girimonte Fund
Bruce & Fred Gleim Fund
Greer-Galloway Memorial Fund
John R. Griffiths Fund
James Haganey Fund
Florence L. Hall Fund
Bernice Ham Fund
Billie Hammond Fund
Herbert Lee Harrison Fund
Nancy K. Hildenbrand Fund
H. L. Jamieson Fund
Sy & Charlotte Kaplan Fund
Olivia Kemist Fund
Jim Kennedy Fund
Dr. Jim Klint Memorial Fund
Helen Shan-Mei Lee
Memorial Fund
Nan-Tseng Lin Fund
Edna Marino Fund
Vanda Sciutto Marques Fund
Alfred Mason Fund
Ruth McGee Fund
Debbie McMullin Fund
Richard Minetti Fund
Francis A. Moore Fund
DeLora C. Morris
Memorial Fund
Coleman W. Morton Fund
Ann Mueller Fund
Mary Lou Mueller Fund
Ellen Nold Fund
Jack Pickart Fund
Suzanne Clark Plough Fund
Phyllis Porter Fund
Agnes B. Puckett
Memorial Fund
Jack Rafael Fund
Lucille Raisch Fund
Dr. William and Ann Reeves
Memorial Fund
Carolyn Wiedemann Reller Fund
Sofia & Luis Rodriguez Fund
Gladys E. Romano Fund
David Savory Memorial Fund
Frank Siri Memorial Fund
Ingrid Smith Memorial Fund
James Steiner Fund
John Stephens Fund
Dale Strotman Fund
Yao Chang Tung Fund
Terry Vane Memorial Fund
Margarita Wakimoto Fund
Troy and Mary Wilder Fund
Richard Wills Fund
Richard & Darma Winder Fund
Kent Winton Fund
Jacqueline R. Wolters Fund
Marion C. Wright Memorial Fund
Pathways Annual service Overview Results
PatientsTotal Patients 5,346
- Private Duty 418- Hospice 2,851- Home Health 2,077Included in Hospice and Home Health patient counts above are the following Specialized Program patients:- Pathways KIDS 24- Palliative Care Adults 259
Visits/hours served- Hospice Visits 115,390- Home Health Visits 38,611- KIDS Visits 551- Palliative Care Visits 7,658- Grief Support Visits & Calls 14,499- Private Duty Hours Served 143,401
Bereavement Program- Total # of Contacts 14,499- Total # of Individual Counseling Sessions 6,105- Total # of Group Sessions 424- Total # of Loss Groups 13
staff InformationTotal Staff 560
- Home Health Aides, Personal Care Aides & Nursing Assistants 193- Nurses and Dietitians 208- Administration & Support Staff 84- Rehab Therapists - Social Workers, Spiritual Care & Bereavement Counselors 39- Rehab Therapists 29- Medical Directors 5- Pharmacists 2
Volunteer Program- Total # of Patient & Office Volunteers 498- Total # of Interns 27- Total # of Volunteer Hours Contributed 25,649- Value of Volunteer Hours $589,926
Community Relations- Health Partners 3,126- Referring Physicians 2,271- Referring Hospitals 57- Nursing Homes & Care Facilities 501- Other Community Organizations 297
Foundation Information- Number of Donors 4,070- Number of Gifts 12,543
sTATemeNT OF FINANCIAl POsITION
AssetsCurrent Assets
Cash and cash equivalents $ 882,000Beneficial interest in assets held by others $ 606,000Grants and contributions receivable $ 201,700Trust receivable $ 240,000Prepaid expenses and other $ 14,900
Total Current Assets $1,944,600
Property and Equipment [net] $ 18,200 Other Assets $ 8,800
Total Assets $ 1,971,600
liabilities and Net Assets
Current LiabilitiesAccounts payable $ 16,200Due to related parties $ 52,300Accrued expenses $ 13,200
Total Current Liabilities $ 81,700
Net AssetsUnrestricted $ 917,700Temporarily restricted $ 373,000Permanently restricted $ 599,200
Total Net Assets $ 1,889,900
Total liabilities and Net Assets $ 1,971,600
For the fiscal year July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010
dba Hospice, Pathways Hospice FoundationPrepared by Moss-Adams LLP, October 2010A complete statement is available upon request.
* includes gifts received from appeals, internet, publications, and otherdirect and indirect solicitations
† includes bequests, trusts, and other planned giving sources
whO GIVes
for calendar year 2010
■ Individuals56%
■ Organizations8%
■ Foundations12%
■ Corporations5%
■ Estates19%
why PeOPle GIVe
for calendar year 2010
■ Sustained Giving by Friends and Family Members*35%
■ Events 19%
■ Grants 16%■ Tribute Giving honoring those recently cared for by Pathways8%■ Workplace and Matching Gifts 4%
■ Planned Giving† 18%
wheRe FUNDs GO
for calendar year 2010
■ Unrestricted Giving88%
■ Restricted to Special Projects & Services11%
■ Endowment1%
leADeRshIP
Foundation Board Mark Kelsey, Chair
Christine Alloo, Vice Chair
Ronald A. Castellino, MD
Timothy Chu
Minda Cutcher
Michael Elliott
Harvey Hinman
Carol Proffitt
honorary BoardRev. Dr. Mark Bollwinkel
Patti Cavender
Kingsley Jack
Charlotte Jacobs, MD
William S. Johnson
Kathryn Ladra
Janet Larson
Jack Melchor
Norma Melchor
Mary Ann Milias St. Peter
Isaac Stein
Madeline Stein
Tig Tarlton
Paula Uccelli
Foundation Planned Giving CouncilCarol Weeks Acker, CFP®
Chris Acker, ChFC
Richard A. Gross, JD
Victor M. Reid, III
Daniel Taylor, MBA, CFP®
staffBarbara Burgess, CEO
Georgia Rock, COO
Satu Johal, CFO/CAO
Sandra Coolidge,
Vice President of Admissions,
Community Relations & Philanthropy
Trish Telesco Morgan,
Director of Annual Giving &
Foundation Operations
Holly Smith,
Events & Sponsorship Manager
Genie Dee,
Organizational Giving Manager
Nancy Houtz, Database Manager
Ellen Hoebeke, Executive Assistant
Pathways 2010 DonorsLike the spirit of giving so evident in the
Bay Area, Pathways has roots deep in
our community. Over the years, gener-
ous gifts to Pathways Home Health and
Hospice have helped our community
create and sustain a vision of caring and
compassion for those at the end of life.
We thank all of the past year’s donors for
helping empower this vision. A complete
listing of donors appears in the printed
version of the 2010 annual report.
Foundation Office VolunteersHoda Epstein
Heather Nishimura
Dianne Pool
Corny Sluis
Doreta Strotman
ACkNOwleDGemeNTs
Graphic Design –
Beverly Catli Design
Printing – The Galivant Group
Selected Photography – Jan Cheung
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sINCe lAsT yeAR
■ A series of training sessions
was developed for volunteers
in Integrative Therapies,
training them in guided
imagery, comfort touch, simple
acupressure, and basic aro-
matherapy – techniques which
are much requested by our
patients and which add to their
comfort and quality of life.
■ The number of bereave-
ment groups on the peninsula
was increased, including two
groups for families who have
lost children
■ In order to continue to serve
patients without interruption in
the case of a natural disaster,
such as an earthquake, an
emergency management
system was instituted that
included setting up an out-of-
area backup system for our
computer records
■ To help patients with heart
failure to reduce the need for
re-hospitalizations and
improve the quality of their
lives, Pathways began a
program customized to meet
their needs
■ A new website was created
and launched that is more
welcoming and easier for
visitors to navigate, as well
as being able to be translated
into 57 languages
■ In 2010, Pathways served
40% more home health patients
and 6% more hospice patients