2014 ANNUAL REPORT

MissionUnited Methodist Homes’ communities provide a wide range of senior living services with exceptional care and compassion.

VisionThe vision of United Methodist Homes is to be the provider of choice in lifestyle options for seniors.

ValuesWe believe an effective model of health care delivery reflects these core values:n Concern and understanding for the whole personn A focus on education and wellness in pursuit of a full lifen Independence, dignity and a sense of control for all residentsn Caring and compassion in our staff

2014 Board of Directors

Neil Andre, Treasurer

Lee Bearsch

Sharon “Calli” Berg, Chair

Edwin G. Betz

Jack Carling

Kathy Colling

James L. Corselius, Secretary

Karen McMahon

Elaine Miller

Robert S. Montgomery, Jr.

Rosanne Mulligan

James V. Pyrah

Lee Robeson, Assistant Secretary

Development Leadership

Brian Picchini President and CEO

Edwin G. Betz Chair, United Methodist Homes Foundation

Honorary Members

Joseph Coons

Dr. Leslie F. Distin

Thomas R. Gasper

Rev. George C. Kramer

Arthur Gordon

Lisa Lee

UMH: Mission, Vision & Values

John Crounse, Vice Chair

Melissa Drabo

Maryann K. Johnson

Allan Kinsman

Melissa Klinko

Rev. Dr. William D. Lewis

Janet T. McCabe

Edwin Rogers, Assistant Treasurer

Allan Rose

Linda Ross

Blenda Smith

A. Wayne Trivelpiece

Warren Watkins

Leonard Lindenmuth

Rev. Evelyn P. Lintern

James V. Proof

Betty Stanton

Kenneth Summers, Jr.

David K. Tanenhaus

John Lopatka Chief Operating Officer

Jerry Halbert Vice President, Executive Director for New York Campuses

Sharon “Calli” Berg Chair, United Methodist Homes Board of Directors

Richard Runyon Senior Vice President, Foundation and Investments

Danielle Janeski Vice President, Executive Director for Pennsylvania Campuses

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Connections2014 Annual Report

Visit any of our four campuses,

whether in Greater Binghamton

or Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, and

you’ll find welcoming communities,

where strangers quickly become

friends, and friends become

like family.

At United Methodist Homes,

you’ll also find the high-quality

care and maintenance-free living

that are just two of the reasons

why we have consistently earned

ratings that put us head and

shoulders above the rest.

As one of our residents says,

“United Methodist Homes is

a fantastic place to be.”

It is a place where the continuing

generosity of our donors and

volunteers, and the constant efforts

of our dedicated employees, help

us to continue our faith-based

legacy and tradition of providing

compassionate care and a

live-better lifestyle. It is a place

where you can become part of

the larger family that is our

United Methodist Homes.

Caring. Connecting. Community.

It’s not just a new tagline for United Methodist Homes.

It is a reflection of our total commitment to the mission and

vision of United Methodist Homes, and it is something that

has been our single-minded focus for nearly six decades.

We hope you’ll read on to find out why some very

special people think it’s such a very special place, too.

ast year was a profoundly important and transformational year for United Methodist Homes. Each of our four campuses underwent substantial renovations, which significantly enhanced the character of these communities. This work—although inconvenient at times for residents, families and staff—enables us to continue to deliver the quality of care and nurturing lifestyle for which we are known. Many of the distinctive improvements we’ve made on our campuses would not have been possible without your donations to the United Methodist Homes Foundation:

n At Elizabeth Church Manor in Binghamton we installed a Snoezelen multisensory therapy room.

n At our Hilltop Campus in Johnson City we completed two garden projects that help residents with memory illnesses safely enjoy the outdoors.

n In Tunkhannock we converted the front porch into the new four-season Joe Corey Family Room.

n At Wesley Village in Pittston we replaced the carillon and upgraded the workout room in the Irene Raeder Community Center.

These examples of exciting new projects make clear that your generosity does make a difference, in so many different ways, for so many different people. That’s also why we’re encouraging you to spend a few minutes with this annual report. In it you’ll see how some very special friends of United Methodist Homes have chosen to make a difference in ways that are very meaningful to them. Thank you for making your gift to the United Methodist Homes Foundation in 2014. Every contribution, whether large or small, helps us carry out our mission of providing our residents with the highest quality of care.

Sincerely,

Brian Picchini, President and CEO Calli Berg, Board Chair

LDear Friends of United Methodist Homes

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The United Methodist Homes lost a true “Friend” on August 27, 2014 with the passing of Jeanne

M. Gordon, a member of the Elm Park United Methodist Church in Scranton. Jeanne was a former member of the United Methodist Homes boardand an active member of the Wesley Village Local Development Committee. She was also the founder of the Friends of the United Methodist Homes of Pennsylvania and served as president for more than 20 years. Each year the Friends sponsor the Wesley Village Spring Brunch and the Wesley Village Fall Classic Car Show. All proceeds from these events are set aside to eventually purchase items on the “wish list” of the campuses at Wesley Village andTunkhannock Manor. At the fall meeting of the Friends, requests are reviewed and voted on by the members, who are all volunteers from Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and the surrounding areas. The 2014 purchases have all been dedicated to Jeanne’s memory and include a WhisperGLIDE

wheelchair swing with canopy and a TelAgenda video announcement system for Wesley Village, along with a large gas grill, new patio furniture and a TelAgenda system for Tunkhannock Manor. In total these items are valued at more than $18,000.

Closest to Jeanne’s heart, however, was the “Christmas Angel Project” for both campuses. All Friends encourage members of their congregations to purchase appropriate gifts which, when added to those donated by United Methodist Homes employees, assures that every resident in our personal care and skilled nursing units receive packages to open on Christmas morning. Jeanne’s dedication to and love

for our residents was an inspiration to all who knew her. New Friends who will carry on Jeanne’s legacy are always welcome and should contact Danielle Janeski, executive director of our Pennsylvania campuses, at 570.655.2891 x236 for more information.

Caring Friends of United Methodist Homes of Pennsylvania

Jeanne’sdedication to and love for

our residents was an

inspiration to all who

knew her.

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Memories are formed in unique ways, each as personal as a fingerprint. Those that become

the most poignant and meaningful are built around the people who have genuinely touched our lives. Estelle Andrews was one of those special people around whom countless memories—and lasting friendships—were built. As a longtime resident of Forty Fort, Pa. before moving to the Wesley Village Campus of United Methodist Homes during a freak Easter weekend snowstorm in 2007, her spirit, energy, wit and, most of all, her incredible smile captured the hearts of all those around her. Estelle was an independent-minded woman whose strength and tenacity were forged as indispensable by-products of the Great Depression. She had a successful career as a Realtor, and she was a remarkable problem solver who could get nearly anything done with one of her well-crafted letters. She was also fiercely devoted to and protective of her family and friends. Although Estelle had severe arthritis, her desire to remain in her own home was unwavering. She lived in a large three-story house, with the washer and dryer in the basement, and getting up and down the stairs had become far too difficult. However, despite her physical limitations, she was bound and determined to stay right where she was. Her daughter (also named Estelle Andrews) had become increasingly concerned about her mother’s well-being. This led to many conversations about relocating to a more user-friendly setting, including consideration of a move to California, where daughter

Estelle’s remarkable business career had taken her— a path she heavily attributes to her mother’s lifelong support, encouragement and determination.

“My Mom was a velvet-gloved force of nature,” her daughter said. In 2007 the two Estelles began evaluating alternatives to the current single-family home where Mom lived alone. They were specifically looking at continuing care retirement communities, like those operated by United Methodist Homes in Pennsylvania and New York, where residents can transition seamlessly from independent living to skilled nursing, depending on their needs. Mom’s primary care physician,

a gerontologist, recommended Wesley Village in nearby Pittston. When they went for a tour, mother and daughter were greeted by the late Charlie Ferguson, arguably Wesley Village’s most outgoing and well-known figure. “Charlie zipped up on his scooter and immediately

invited us to see his apartment. He was a major force,” daughter Estelle said. He continued to tout the benefits of a Wesley Village lifestyle, and he strongly recommended that Mom move there. After having her former boss sell her house, Estelle did move in at Wesley Village. She immediately made friends with Stan, her next-door neighbor, and Jean, who lived across the hall. Charlie also took her under his wing and got her involved in a wide variety of rewarding activities. Over the years Estelle enjoyed numerous excursions, playing bridge, bingo, Hawaiian poker, Wii bowling and tennis, and exercising in the fitness center. She also enjoyed the many special luncheons and dinners on campus,

Dynamic woman lived a life worth remembering

I wantedthere to be someplace

where Mom would always be

remembered.

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but she was also firmly committed to maintaining her lifelong friendships and off-campus commitments, which she drove to in “The Silver Bullet”—her hybrid-electric Prius automobile. The two Estelles also became close friends with Jean’s wonderful daughter and son-in-law, Marie and Pete Senser. “Mom continued to have regular lunches, car trips, and other adventures with them even after Jean passed away,” daughter Estelle said. “That was an amazingly wonderful gift for me. I still have a warm relationship with them even though they now live in South Carolina.” Mom also became very close friends with Lena Staley, Nick and Mary Stefanoski, John Coleman and Diana Strunk. “I have been blessed to be able to continue these friendships after Mom’s passing,” her daughter said.

That happened nearly four years ago, and her own fond memories of her departed mother will never fade. “I wanted there to be someplace where Mom would always be remembered,” her daughter said, which led her to make a very generous gift to the United Methodist Homes Foundation. When the final phase of United Methodist Homes’ four-campus renovation project is completed next year, the new Estelle H. Andrews Friendship Room will be dedicated at Wesley Village, and a lovingly-chosen framed photo of her mother, circa 1940s, will be installed as a permanent fixture. “It will be a fitting memorial to a truly unique and

special woman,” daughter Estelle B. Andrews said. The two of them spent many treasured

hours there, where they had so much fun playing bridge, doing crafts,

and many other things that her Mom enjoyed. “She showed her amazing

artistic side in that room,” Estelle said. “She graciously gave away so many of

the beautiful things she made there, and that’s why I wanted her to be remembered

in a room that gave her so much joy.”

“She showed her amazing artistic side in

that room”

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Jeff Dickson never imagined working for

his father after he graduated from Penn

State University with a degree in mechanical

engineering in 1980. He figured he’d find

his own way in the world, which is exactly

what he did for several years before the

pull of the family business brought him

back through the doors of KMS, a precision

sheet metal fabrication company in Luzerne,

Pa. founded by his dad, William, in 1954.

“It was not an easy decision,” Jeff said,

“but I learned the ropes from the bottom

up and took over the company in 1987.”

Today KMS has annual sales of more than

$30 million, with 150 employees and plants

in Luzerne and West Columbia, South Carolina.

Jeff’s son, also a Penn State alumnus, joined

the family business eight years ago and

started on the ground floor, just like his dad.

As chief executive officer, Jeff’s success comes

from decades of hard

work and a steadfast

vision built around

investing in the right

tools and having

them operated by

the right people.

When his mother,

Melba, now 95, fell

and broke her hip

two years ago,

Jeff took that same

mindset and went

looking for the right

place and the right

people to care for

her. He found both

at the Wesley

Village Campus of

United Methodist

Homes in Pittston.

Donor’s generosity is a reflection of compassionate care

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“My mom had partial

hip replacement

surgery, and we

decided she shouldn’t

live alone any longer,”

Jeff said. His dad had

passed away in 1992.

“Mom was already

familiar with Wesley

Village. Her best

friends, Jerry and

Nancy, live here.

We didn’t need to

look anywhere else.”

As the head of a manufacturing company

that operates in a highly competitive global

marketplace, Jeff is a no-nonsense

decision maker who has developed

a keen eye for the things that really

matter, and he likes what he sees at

Wesley Village. “I’m amazed. Mom

loves it here, especially the aides.

She has made many friends, and

she’s as active as she can be. I’m

comfortable, too, knowing Mom is taken care of.

More people ought to come and visit because

they’d be pleasantly surprised.”

Jeff had also

learned about United

Methodist Homes’

$40 million four-

campus renovation

project, and he

recently made a

major gift to the

United Methodist

Homes Foundation.

“When you spend time

here as I do, you really

come to appreciate

what they do for

your loved one. Everyone is so nice,” Jeff said.

“I thought the construction campaign was a

very worthy cause.”

His business-minded perspective

is also tempered by reality and a

kind heart. “We’re all going to get

old. I see the residents and it just

hits a soft spot.”

Jeff has supported many worthy

causes over the years, and his

generosity to United Methodist Homes will not

be forgotten. When all construction work is

completed next year, Wesley Village’s second-

floor Anderson lounge will be named after

Jeff and his wife Jo Ann.

“I’m comfortable, too, knowing Mom is taken

care of”

We didn’tneed to

look anywhere

else.

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2014 ANNUAL R E POR TFinancial Informat ion

Self-Pay 54%

REVENUE

EXPENDITURES

Nursing 44%

General & Administrative

27%

Dietary 13%

Medicaid 27%

Medicare 11%

Resident SupportFund 2%

Investment Income 3%

Other Operating 2%

Insurance 1%

Plant Operations 9%

Social Services & Activities 3%

Housekeeping 4%

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$10,000 & over Anonymous E.B. Andrews Kenneth W. & Jane W. Benson Charitable Trust Jeffrey and Jo Ann Dickson Home for Homeless Women Estate of Lena Miller Ruth S. Prall Trust Susquehanna Conference of the United Methodist Church Ethel Tippett Trust Estate of Barbara R. Wooster

$5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Citizens Bank Trust Operations RTL 115 Friends of the United Methodist Homes of Pennsylvania The Graham Company Mr. Edward Harding In memory of Angelique HardingNew York State EQUAL Grant

$1,000-$4,999 Estate of Maurice Ardell Baker Tilly Barton Foundation In memory of Reid BartonDr. Ivar and Calli Berg The Busfield Foundation John C. Coleman Lesley A. Corey In memory of Joe CoreyJames L. Corselius Gary E. Gardner In memory of Wilma & Carl Hurst, Edward GardnerJerry J. Halbert John Lopatka In memory of Sharon Lopatka & Joseph CoreyJohn S. Morrison Art and Sandy Peoples In memory of James & Louise ColeBrian Picchini Premier Recruitment Outsourcing, LLC Rotary Club of Dallas Mr. Richard M. Runyon Joseph Russ Sordoni Construction Services, Inc. Trinity Presbyterian Church Tunkhannock Rotary Club Upper NY Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church

$500-$999 Lee Bearsch Veronica Ciaruffoli First Presbyterian Church of Endicott, Inc. First Presbyterian Church of Johnson City Harmony Health Care International, Inc. Cory S. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. E. Danforth Knight, Jr. In memory of Janet Travis, Jackie Hart, Harriet Fitzgibbons, A. Roy Auchinachie & Jeffrey TravisMarsh & Associates, LLC In memory of Olivia Picchini, Wilma Hurst & Katherine MeeksShane M. McGuire Steven K. Medd In memory of Henry & Virginia MeddMike Walsh Electrical, Inc. Robert S. Montgomery, Jr. In memory of Sheila & Robert MontgomeryVictoria L. Morabito Chester Rose Trans-Med Ambulance, Inc.

$200-$499 Ackert Advisory In memory of Joe CoreyPaul Adamek In memory of Kimberly AdamekAir Fresh Company In memory of David G. JeffreyRev. and Mrs. James A. Baker In memory of Kay Meeks, Alice & IdaJennifer Balchikonis In memory of Howard HausBates Troy Inc. Bedwick Foods Inc. Dr. Ivar and Calli Berg In memory of Olivia Picchini & Carl ErnstromVan G. Booth In memory of M. Elizabeth BoothBorton-Lawson Engineering Grace V. Cable In memory of Ken CableJohn G. (Jack) Carling Eugene Chiavacci In memory of wife, SueClarks Green United Methodist Church Color World Joyce Conoran In memory of Stephanie GentileJohn Crounse David Culbertson Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter Davies In memory of Mary Richards & June DaviesEastern Managed Print Network (Copy Products) Endwell United Methodist Church Women Elizabeth Fairchild In memory of Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Tubridy & Gordon FairchildFirst United Methodist Church of Oneonta - UMW Maria Fratarcangeli

A special Thank Youto our FAMiLY of donors

Robert Gahagan In honor of Frances KurylaArthur A. Gregory Ruth Gross Ms. Kathleen Harrington In memory of Stella & Stanley KrawczykSuzanne Harvey In honor of Helen Messick & In memory of Irwin MessickJoseph Herwig Allan Hobbs Paul R. Hoffmann Mrs. Mary M. Hurlbutt In honor of Charlie FergusonMaryann K. Johnson In memory of Olivia PicchiniMary Grace Jones In memory of Laura ScalzoKeystone Blacktopping, Inc. Betsy Kosick In honor of UMH residents & staffLackawanna X-Ray LLC In honor of Olivia PicchiniJane Lasecki In memory of Maryrose PoplarchickLehman-Idetown United Methodist Women In honor of Janet EddyJanet Trenery McCabe In memory of Olivia Picchini, Jeanne Gordon, Ruth Crounse, J. Robert McCabe, Olga & Franklin TreneryKaren A. McMahon James Meier In memory of Herbert & Willetta MeierLouise and George Moreck In memory of James & Louise ColeRobert Mrak Pasonick, Inc. Duane and Patricia Peoples Michael P. Perlock In memory of Joe CoreyRobert C. Williams Insurance Agency, Inc. Lee Robeson In memory of James RobesonDeborah K. Ruport In memory of Ken CableSerafini Transportation Corp. Louis and Valeria Stefko David Stettler In memory of Kay MeeksStrong Women of Tunkhannock Kent Struck Kenneth T. Summers David K. Tanenhaus Judith E. Tokos Warren and Phyllis Watkins In memory of Mariam WatkinsJanet C. Watrous In memory of Mary Couper & Esther Couper

Joyce Fowler In memory of Emilie VavraF.R.&S. Inc. Franchelli Enterprises, Inc. David Gdovin In memory of Helen BranickEdward Gentile In memory of Adam Kress & Stephanie GentileFrancis Gilroy In memory of Denise SimmonsDavid M. Gouldin In honor of Keith ChadwickG.R. Noto Electrical Construction, Inc. Guyette Communication Industries James E. Halbert In honor of Jay & Doris HalbertHarbridge Consulting Group, LLC In memory of Denise SimmonsKyle Harchar Rev. Lea Harding In memory of Rev. Kay HemstreetRichard and Barbara Harris Larry Harvey Hawley United Methodist Church Women Helen Hayes In memory of Ken CableMarion Heiss In memory of Henry HeissMr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman Sandy & Marlene Insalaco In memory of Laura ScalzoJenkins Township Lions Club Thomas Jenkins In memory of Irene TegelerJewelcor Travel Frederick O. Johnson In memory of Sarah DarbyJohn D. Johnson Norbert Katarsky In memory of Laura ScalzoLoretta Kerwin In honor of wellness employeesAnthony V. Kleinhans In memory of Valentine & Theresa KleinhansCheryl Knapp Nelson P. Krute In honor of Frances KruteSal LaMantia In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore V. LaMantia & Olivia PicchiniElizabeth M. Larence Lech’s Pharmacy Lehigh Gas Corporation Barbara N. Lemmond In memory of Charles Lemmond

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John H. Welch Wesley Village Resident Council Robert T. Whipple In memory of Thorton & Olive WhippleMartha Wright In memory of Olivia Picchini $100-$199 Anonymous (2) Janet Abel Accutemp Mechanical Service Acme Lock Neil Andre Marion L. Ardell Mr. and Mrs. Emil F. Augustine Avery Auto Service, Inc. Edward Balan In memory of Catherine BalanAlice M. Bartlett Beach Lake Sprinkler Corp. Eleanor Carol Bennett Edwin G. Betz Karen Boback Berdell Boss In memory of Janet TravisWanda R. Broczkowski Rev. & Mrs. Leonard Buxton James Calvin In memory of Our Wounded WarriorsCAM Architect (C Allen Mullins Architect) Carmen’s Flowers and Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Chadwick In memory of M. Irene Tegeler & Harold EvansChadwick House Mary Ann Connor In memory of Sophia MalowickyCutmore Construction John Dawson In memory of John VeselkaPatricia DeAlba In memory of William A. DeAlba, Sr.Design Hearing Instruments In honor of Charlie FergusonArthur F. Dewing Dr. and Mrs. Leslie F. Distin Draintech Inc. Leon A. Ellman John Engleman Rita C. Ernstrom Rosella Fedor-Purcell Mr. Charles S. Ferguson Laurie Finley In memory of Catherine BalanFirst United Methodist Church of Class 18

Rina M. Leonard The Revs. Evelyn & J. Edwin Lintern In memory of Elsie LewisChet & Julie Lowrie Marc Malvizzi Robert E. Marsh Richard E. Maurer In honor of Jessie Louise MaurerLucy McCoy In memory of Kay MeeksCharles H. McLauchlin In memory of Denise SimmonsMeadows Country Club In memory of Emilie Vavra Midlantic Engineering, Inc. Dolores Mirro In honor of Albina SaracinoSusan Mitchell NEPPS North Country Insurance Company In memory of Leon TotmanNorthminster Presbyterian Church PAC Industries Linda Peterson Phasor Corporation Rev. Nancy K. Pitely and Mr. George J. Pitely In memory of Jeanne GordonProgressive Design Systems Donald Prutisto R.A.T.T. Inc. John Rhodes In memory of Agnes ClarkRice’s Food Equipment and Consulting R.J. Walker R. J. Zigmont Excavating Contractor/ Zigmonts Septic Service RLPS Architects Rutkoski Fencing, Inc. Gary Sackett In memory of James & Louise ColeRonald Sawchuk Patty Schillaci In memory of Carol LaMark & Bertha BiancoRosemary Schillaci Suzanne Schultz In memory of Frank OlsonJames D. Scott Sister Circle of Dallas United Methodist Women Sordoni Construction Services, Inc. In memory of Olivia PicchiniBetty A. Stanton In memory of Rev. Bill StantonBarbara K. Stratton In memory of Raymond StrattonTall Pines Farm Inc.

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Peter Bolan In memory of Agnes ClarkLaura G. Brady In memory of Ken CableDonna D. Brandmeyer Erin A. Brennan In memory of Carmella ScarantinoPaul Brojack Judith Bukwa In memory of Emilie VavraCynthia Burger Mr. and Mrs. John G. Butler Rita Caldara In memory of Olivia PicchiniMaria Capolarella In memory of Carmella ScarantinoDiana S. Carlon In memory of Jay & Iris HalbertJohn Carter Judy Carter Minnie Caton In memory of Maurice ArdellRaymond Ceccotti In memory of Olivia PicchiniCentral United Methodist Women Mary Chamberlain Leroy N. Chellis In memory of Janet TravisRobin G. Chodkowski Denville Church Joan E. Ciotti In memory of Olivia PicchiniCharlene M. Clark In honor of Mrs. Anna DekontyDouglas Clark Joyce Clegg Ruth Cole In memory of Leon TotmanKathleen B. Colling In memory of Thomas Christopher CollingCommon Threads Quilters Guild In memory of Agnes ClarkFaith Conklin Joseph B. Coons Alayne Costin Robert G. Croswell In memory of Nathalie CroswellSuzanne Cunius In memory of Olivia PicchiniJohn P. Current Suzanne Dabrovolskis Sam DeAlba In memory of William DeAlbaKaye Debnar In memory of Helen Branick

Jim Tatich In memory of Ken CableAgnes L. Thorne Trans-Med Ambulance, Inc. In memory of Olivia PicchiniAlice Tranter Tre-Gen Concrete Corp. Lisa Tricarico Trinity Pharmacy Services A. Wayne Trivelpiece Troy Mechanical Mary Claire Truman UFCW Local 72 FCU Visions Federal Credit Union James A. Wert In honor of Keith ChadwickJoAnne Whalen Michael Whelan David Wilson Roy & Carolyn Yarrington In memory of Thelma Rosenzweig

$99 and under Anonymous Karen Adonizio In memory of Marie BrognaAetna Foundation Ronald Akel Patricia Anderson David and Priscilla Andre Eugenia Arcudi In memory of Laura ScalzoMr. and Mrs. Richard C. Armstrong In memory of Maude SchultheisLynn Aylesworth In memory of Ken CableKaren Balan In memory of Catherine BalanJudith Banes In memory of Dr. Fred BanesDebbie Bardan In memory of Carmella ScarantinoReva Barno In memory of Sophia MalowickyCharles H. Battenberg In memory of Mr. & Mrs. Floyd BattenbergWarren Benditz In memory of Marion GloverFrances Berardelli In memory of Vincent CraneWilliam M. Berical Theresa A. Berry In memory of Stephanie GentileHelen Biles In memory of Wilma HurstRonald L. Black In memory of Carmella Scarantino

Milo DeCastro In memory of Leon TotmanJay Decatur In memory of Emilie VavraMarianne Dechert In memory of Sophia MalowickyJanet A. Delaney In memory of John Joseph DelaneyLaurie DeMarco In memory of Joe CoreyRay M. Denton Virginia Di Giacomo In memory of Jean LanganMarilyn S. Doersam In memory of The Reverend H. Arthur DoersamSylvia Doner In memory of Mary Francis Patricia M. Edwards In memory of Olivia PicchiniSusan Elias Endicott Research Group, Inc. In memory of Agnes ClarkEndwell League of Community Action In memory of Emilie Vavra & Imogene WrightSusan Engard In memory of Irene VanekJohn R. Engstrom In memory of Agnes ClarkLinnea Erickson In memory of Olivia PicchiniNancy and Thomas Evans Eloise Fasshauer In memory of Irene TegelerChristy M. Felter In memory of Celia FelterFirst United Methodist Church Friendship Circle Michael Flack In memory of Vincent CraneFlorence Fleming In memory of Gerald RyanVita Forlenza In memory of Mary FrancisElfriede Fraleigh In memory of Charles FraleighFUMCCB Unity Circle Pamela Gale In memory of Kay MeeksBeth Gallagher In memory of Maryrose PoplarchickCarol Garcia Harry J. Giacometti Paul Golaszewski Margaret Gorman Robert Grabb

Mary Lou Granacher In memory of Irene TegelerWinifred Green Donald Hall In memory of Leon TotmanMary Hambalek In memory of Stephanie GentileCharles Hanley In memory of Aletlia Hanley Marilyn Harry In memory of William DeAlbaFamily of Margaret Harvey Noel Hauser In memory of Sophia MalowickyJohn Hayes In memory of Maurice ArdellLouise S. Hazeltine In memory of Laura ScalzoSuzanne Herstek In memory of Maurice ArdellMuriel Herzig In memory of Maurice ArdellJohn G. Hiza Helen Hopkins In memory of Jeanne GordonAnn Horst In memory of Irene TegelerCynthia Howard In memory of Stephanie GentileGladys G. Howe Mary D. Hoyt In memory of Leon TotmanFrancis J. Hubbard Marilyn Hubik Bill Hunsinger IBM Matching Gifts Integrated Water Management, Inc. Cory S. Jacobs In memory of Olivia Picchini & Joe CoreyJohn S. Jenkins In memory of Carrie & Wesley LewisJerry L. Jennings A. Marie Jones In memory of Ken CableMargaret Jones K & D Factory ServiceSteve KanukCharles Kasler In memory of Thelma Marbet Joanne Kelly Patricia Kephart In memory of Leon Totman Horace B. King In memory of Wilma Burt

Casimir Kizis In memory of Veronica Babuska Lisa Klodowski In memory of Adam KressEstate of Ruth Kocher James J. Kosik Rev. George & Dottie Kramer Rita Kress In memory of Stephanie GentileBarbara Kumiega Susan Labruno Patricia L. Lalley Catherine Langill In memory of Amanda LangillRuth LaVancher Robert H. Lee Claire E. Ligeikis-Clayton In memory of Eleanor DopfLink Simulation and Training In memory of Leon TotmanEstate of Barbara Livingston Genevieve Lloyd Elizabeth Lunney In memory of Olivia PicchiniRobert J. Lynch In memory of Elfriede FraleighJosephine Macaravage In memory of Betty ReinhardCarolyn D. Maider In honor of our pastorsMaine Community Band, Inc. In memory of Agnes ClarkLorraine M. Mangini In memory of Catherine BalanJudith Martinelli In memory of William DeAlbaJulia Marzo In memory of Maurice ArdellThomas Mastroe In memory of Patricia EltzMr. and Mrs. John Matrone In memory of Carmella ScarantinoMary McGory In memory of Maurice ArdellMartin J. McHale In memory of Joseph & Mary McHaleJames E. McNerney In memory of Emilie VavraPatricia McVannan Joan Milligan Victoria L. Morabito In memory of Olivia PicchiniMary Mosher Beverly Moyle

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Maria Musto In memory of William DeAlbaMr. and Mrs. Frank Nardi In memory of Carmella ScarantinoRobert Nestel In memroy of Arlene JohnsonBarbara Nilsen In memory of Stephanie GentileLorraine J. Oetting M.A. Ondrako In memory of Catherine Balan & Paul ZemekDianne J. Paige Mr. Dana H. Palmer In memory of George & Irene FairsDorothy J. Paoletti Brolin Parker Rosemarie Patrick In memory of Leon TotmanEvelyn Patterson Victoria Paulish In memory of Olivia PicchiniDeborah J. Pease Laurie Paolini Barbara Perlock Louis O. Perman In memory of Rhea PermanBrian PIcchini In memory of Katherine MeeksSusan M. Pierce In memory of Albert MarksKathleen R. Pinner Gus Platas In memory of Denise SimmonsWilliam Polakovich In memory of Adam KressDiana Powell In memory of Jeanne GordonKatherine Prytherch In memory of Helen BranickEllen Rebert In memory of Katherine MeeksGail H. Reeke In memory of Agnes ClarkLeila Rice Richard Rice In memory of Janet RiceEdwin E. Rogers In memory of Jeanne Gordon & Rees Warring

Pat and Bob Staples Cathy Steika In memory of Adam KressMaryanne Stover In memory of Agnes ClarkEileen Sullivan Carol Syno In memory of Carmella ScarantinoThomas Terry In memory of Leon TotmanPauline Thomas In memory of Pauline ThomasDeborah Thorpe In memory of Rose HuffcatTioga Gardens, Inc. Kelli Traver In memory of Hilda KishelMarlene Turock In memory of Adam KressMurray Ufberg In memory of Carmella ScarantinoUnited Methodist Women Margaret M. VanDerWal In memory of Emilie VavraAlbert J. Vanek In memory of Helen BranickRose C. Virgil In memory of Stephanie GentileDoris Wages Donald I. Warner Josephine Waska In memory of Sophia MalowickyJill D. Weston In memory of Kenneth & Ruby WestonCarlton Whitehead Linda Whiteley In memory of Agnes ClarkPatricia Wiatrowski David Wiktorek Edward Williams In memory of Leon TotmanWilmert Wolf Jean Woods Barbara R. Wrazien In memory of Paul WrazienSylvia Wright

For information about making a donation to United Methodist Homes, please contact:

Richard Runyon United Methodist Homes n Corporate Office 10 Acre Place, Binghamton, NY 13904 607.775.6400 x283 n rrunyon@umhwc.org

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of our 2014 donor list. If your name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please accept our sincere apologies and contact Mr. Runyon using the information above.

Betty J. Romano In memory of Ken CableAllan Rose Jane Ross Mr. Richard M. Runyon In memory of Olivia PicchiniWilliams Ryall Gerald Ryan Janet M. Rygiel Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Sabatino In honor of Bob TaylorMary Sabato Laurie Santoli In memory of Maryrose PoplarchickHarriet L. Santos In honor of Nancy PitelyAnn Scala Kathleen S. Scherhaufer In honor of Jesus ChristLinda Schneider In memory of Olivia PicchiniNorma Seeman In memory of Ken CableNancy Shafer In memory of Katherine MeeksArthur Shear Myron Shlatz In memory of Sophia MalowickyRobert Simon Allan B. Simons In honor of Grace SimonsRobert J. Simpson In memory of Bob & Agnes SimpsonDaniel A. Sloan In honor of Anna SloanMary Ann Smilnak In memory of Helen BranickDavid W. Smith In memory of Rex & Amy McConeglyElizabeth Smith Gertrude J. Smith Doris Solanick Barbara Soltishick Southern Tier Antique Tractor Club In memory of Agnes ClarkLeroy Spoor In memory of Irene Tegler

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