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PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2017 1

THE POWER of PARTNERSHIPS

What sets us apart is the way we come together.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT | 2017

2 PRESBY ’S INSPIRED LIFE | EXCEPTIONAL . WITHOUT EXCEPTION. PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2017 3

TELL ME, AND I’LL FORGET; SHOW ME, I MAY REMEMBER; INVOLVE ME, AND I’LL UNDERSTAND.

– CHINESE PROVERB

Sandy Hamvas (left) and Rose Harris (right) are among the first team members to greet you when you arrive at Rydal Park.

2 PRESBY ’S INSPIRED LIFE | EXCEPTIONAL . WITHOUT EXCEPTION.

“THE WHOLE IS MORE THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS.”

– ARISTOTLE

Residents. Team members. Faith-based institutions. Corporate partners.

What sets Presby’s Inspired Life apart is the way we all come together.

We are many parts working together in support of one mission. That mission is to provide exceptional living experiences for people 62 and better. It is a mission that, through these vital partnerships, has sustained itself and continued to grow over the last six decades.

You, our valued partners, provide more than just services. Our team members give more than just their talents. Our faith-based institutions contribute more than just formation. Our corporate vendors supply more than just bricks and concrete. You all provide essential support in making us who we are.

Presby’s Inspired Life is Presby’s Inspired Life because of you.

We are not just an entity of one. We are an entity of many — for all.

Sincerely,

Judee M. Bavaria

FROM the

PRESIDENT OUR MISSION

At Presby’s Inspired Life, our mission is to provide exceptional living experiences for people 62 and better.

OUR VALUES Honesty – We are truthful, fair and candid, even when it is difficult.

Ownership – We take responsibility for our outcomes, solving problems creatively and cultivating opportunities to enhance our impact.

Stewardship – We honor the resources entrusted to us, managing them effectively.

Respect – We hold the individuality of all people in esteem, treating them with dignity and compassion.

Faith – We are guided and inspired by our Christian tradition, seeking to build relationships with faith communities while honoring the spiritual journeys of all people.

Integrity – We act in alignment with our values and recognize the synergy of working together in ministry.

Excellence – We strive to exceed expectations by developing a culture that celebrates commitment and achievements, supporting the highest quality of service.

OUR VISION We will use best practices to provide senior living options to a diverse population with changing needs and economic circumstances, such that the residents’ expectations are exceeded.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Alan J. Griffith, ChairThe Rev. Randy L. Barge

Harry G. DittmannBrian M. Duke

Marilyn Dyson, PhDJoan Gibson

Francis E. MaloneyKenneth G. McKeown

The Rev. Dr. Nancy E. MuthG. Robert Overhiser, Jr.

Dyann Paoline

William G. Young, Jr.

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION

Alan J. Griffith Chair

Judee M. Bavaria President and Chief Executive Officer

Jennifer Kappen Executive Vice President and

Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer

Tama M. Carey Executive Vice President and

Chief Operating Officer, Secretary

Krysten Smith Executive Assistant, Assistant Secretary


PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2017 54 PRESBY ’S INSPIRED LIFE | EXCEPTIONAL . WITHOUT EXCEPTION.

WHEN WE PARTIC IPATE IN A RIBBON CUTT ING OR DEDICATION SERVICE , I AM REALLY IMPRESSED WITH

HOW PRESBY ENGAGES ITS RESIDENTS AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE COMMUNITY.

– HARRY SCHEID, PRESIDENT & CEO OF HORST CONSTRUCTION

Bricks and mortar form our buildings, but the foundation is laid in our partnerships.

At Presby, our decades-long relationships with businesses such as TN Ward Company, Horst Construction and McBrick Building Group are about more than just replacing a windowpane, installing a countertop or even bringing our next community to life.

These relationships play key roles in continuing the philanthropic values that fuel the Presby mission.

The bond between Presby and TN Ward dates all the way back to 1981, when the first Presby Affordable Housing community, Riverside Apartments in Center City Philadelphia, opened.

“We see how committed Presby is to the mission, and it ’s inspiring to participate,” said Tom Falvey, President of TN Ward, which supports our causes at the level of the Chairman’s Circle. “Over the years, Presby’s corporate commitment has never been just about Presby. It has been about the community and the people in it.

“You see people at places like 58th Street and Reed Street, and they are so happy,” he continued. “You love to be around them, and they tell you what a great place it is to live in. How can you walk away and not say we have to do more of this?”

For the last several years, McBrick Building Group has been one of the lead sponsors of our annual Inspired Service Recognition Dinner.

“Our dynamic with Presby’s residents is phenomenal, and our work is very rewarding,” said Noel Weiss, President of McBrick, which also supports at the Chairman’s Circle level. “Presby’s strong leadership trickles down to the rest of the organization. When you drive up to a Presby community, it ’s always like a beacon of light and hope.”

The results of our corporate partnerships go beyond the tangible. They run even deeper.

“When we contribute to organizations, we want to see a return, with true benefits for people,” Falvey said. “We can see results with Presby. That’s why we get up in the morning. We’re not in the business of being multibillionaires. We’re in the business of feeling good about what we do.”

IT’S MORE THAN CONSTRUCTION. IT’S A COMMITMENT.The Power of Community

Presby breaks ground on one of its newest Affordable Housing communities, Witherspoon Senior Apartments in Southwest Philadelphia.

Witherspoon Senior Apartments will be the fourth Affordable Housing community on the 58th Street campus.


“It certainly is possible to eat healthy while living on a budget,” said Briana Waldie, a regional dietician with FLIK. “We realize just how important a matter it is to these residents. And we want to do all we can to educate people on how to eat healthy while on any budget. That’s why we want to be involved with Cupboards of Care. The participating residents are grateful to FLIK and the other corporate partners who are helping them move their lifestyles in a healthier direction.”

If you ask those residents, they will tell you that they are seeing tangible results.

“My doctor recently congratulated me for losing weight,” said Gloria of Riverside Apartments in Center City. “I did so by eating more fresh veggies and fish.”

“Cupboards of Care is a beautiful program,” said Lil from St. John Neumann Place in South Philadelphia. “It has helped me eat healthier and reduce my diabetes medication.”

A response to a need leads to a charitable answer. A charitable answer leads to a lasting impact. A lasting impact changes lives forever.

Healthy decisions lead to healthy eating. Healthy eating leads to healthier lifestyles. Healthier lifestyles lead to

healthier outcomes.

For some, the path to healthy eating is easy to follow. But for many, particularly those in Presby’s Affordable Housing communities, it ’s just not that simple. There is a missing link in that chain. The missing link is sufficient monetary funds to buy healthy foods.

Enter Presby’s Inspired Life and the Cupboards of Care program.

Since the program’s inception in 2016, Cupboards of Care has helped residents in Presby’s Affordable Housing communities fulfill their nutritional needs and develop healthier eating habits by supplying them with supermarket gift cards. These gift cards are funded with the assistance of the W.W. Smith Charitable Trust and other area funders.

“As a member of this program, I can now purchase fresh, quality meats that are rich in protein,” said Janie, a resident of Ann Thomas Apartments at Presby’s 58th Street Campus in Southwest Philadelphia. “They were most definitely too expensive to buy before.”

“I now read food labels since I’ve been a member of the program,” said Beulah, who calls Tioga Apartments in North Philadelphia home. “I can make sure there isn’t a lot of sugar and sodium in what I buy now.”

FLIK Lifestyles, Presby’s food services vendor, plays an integral role in fortifying the teaching aspects of the Cupboards of Care program.

FLIK offers participating residents nutritional counseling sessions administered by a certified dietician. These sessions raise residents’ awareness of the importance of making the most of a limited shopping budget, food additives to avoid, understanding labels and preparing quick, healthy meals.

IT CERTAINLY IS POSSIBLE TO EAT HEALTHY WHILE LIVING ON A BUDGET. WE REALIZE JUST HOW IMPORTANT A MATTER IT IS TO THESE RESIDENTS. AND WE WANT TO DO ALL WE CAN

TO EDUCATE PEOPLE ON HOW TO EAT HEALTHY WHILE ON ANY BUDGET.

– BRIANA WALDIE, REGIONAL DIETICIAN WITH FLIK LIFESTYLES

IT ’S NOT JUST A GIFT CARD. IT’S THE GIFT OF HEALTH.The Power of Wellness

Robert Nowell of The 58th Street Campus is a member of Cupboards of Care, a program in which food vendor FLIK Lifestyles plays an integral role.



Assistant Director of Affordable Housing Sharon Johnson (above) belongs to Partners in Caring, which provides her with an opporunity to support residents beyond her everyday role.

When you walk through the doors of a Presby community, you aren’t just seeing or chatting with a resident or a

team member; you are meeting a member of our family — the Presby family.

The Presby family is one that cares about all its members throughout every community.

A shining example of the exceptional care we show for one another is the Partners in Caring program.

The program offers team members a unique chance to philanthropically support the needs of Presby residents. Gifts made via payroll deduction provide team members with a convenient yet meaningful way to give back to the ministry beyond their everyday roles.

“My mother taught me long ago that God said to give generously to those in need,” said Sandy Ginyard, a receptionist at Broomall and a Partners in Caring participant. “That’s why I choose to give.”

Gifts made through the Partners in Caring program support benevolent assistance and life enhancement programs for residents throughout Presby’s Inspired Life. Currently, close to 200 team members participate in the program.

This spirit of generosity lives vibrantly at Presby’s Broomall community, where approximately a quarter of all team members participate in the program. Tricia Katz is a Resident Services Liaison at Broomall. In her current role, as well as in her previous role as Director of Life Enrichment at the community, she has a direct impact on Broomall’s residents.

But Tricia realizes she can make a difference in other ways and in other communities. She takes her role in Partners in Caring to heart and generously gives to those across the Presby family — even those she may never meet. And she does so for the simplest of reasons: She cares.

“The reason I participate in Partners in Caring is the obvious — our residents,” Katz said. “It makes me happy to know that, beyond my day-to-day work, I can have an impact on a larger scale. I love seeing the program in

action at our community and all across Presby.

“I feel that making it easy for team members to donate at their comfort level is why Partners in Caring is a success in the Broomall community and throughout the Presby organization.”

Contributions to this vitally important program help our residents in so many ways.

Team members can direct their gifts to an area of their choice. Contributions

can go to the Compassionate Care program, which helps residents who need assistance making ends meet, or they can be allocated to the Affordable Housing Fund, which provides vital wellness and social enrichment programs for residents in our low-income communities. The donor can also choose for his or her gift to go to the area of most critical need.

Presby team members do more than work together: They give together in Partners in Caring. And working and giving together can make a world of difference.

IT’S MORE THAN A PAYCHECK. IT’S A PAY-IT-FORWARD.The Power of Sharing

IT MAKES ME HAPPY TO KNOW THAT,

BEYOND MY DAY-TO-DAY WORK, I CAN HAVE AN IMPACT ON A LARGER SCALE.

– TRICIA KATZ , RESIDENT SERVICES

L IAISON, BROOMALL


S ince our inception, we have held familial ties to faith-based institutions, particularly Presbyterian churches to which Presby

attributes its founding, all throughout the region. Those enduring ties are sustained through Presby’s growth and service and its ministry to people 62 and better across the socioeconomic spectrum.

Presby’s relationship with Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church dates back to 1955 and our first president, The Rev. Paul A. White. Janet White has been a member of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church since 1983 and is now the chair of Bryn Mawr’s Senior Adult Council, a group that advocates for older adults who are a part of the congregation.

She knows what the philanthropic partnership with Presby means.

“Why do we do this? We do this because we believe Presby’s mission fits with ours,” White said. “We have a bond in the area of caring for older adults. We believe in that. We know that Presby supports people when they come and stay. Presby is there for people. We are there for people, too. Presby’s programs encompass all of the things that are important to do for others.”

Presby’s Rosemont community is close to Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, and many residents attend services there. But Bryn Mawr


is more than just a neighbor — the church is a valued contributor to the Presby mission.

“I think it ’s important for the church to be a voice and presence in the community,” White said. “And I think there are a lot of advantages to being connected with Presby. We know the two organizations are on the same wavelength. It ’s great to support a group of people who think the way we do.”

Rev. Dr. Debbie Watson is the pastoral associate at Narberth Presbyterian Church, another church that generously gives to Presby. Dr. Watson also serves on Presby’s Philanthropy Advisory Council and is Narberth’s mission ambassador to Presby.

“There are plenty of opportunities in the neighborhoods of this region for [Narberth] to be the hands and feet of Christ,” Dr. Watson said. “And that’s where Presby falls for us. It has a great appreciation for the ministry of senior housing and care and the options available. It’s not just about the Market-rate communities of the world. It’s about the Affordable Housing. It’s the possibility that, if someone is in a really bad way, there may be a solution.

“There are so many Presby communities that you don’t have to look so far away to find one,” Dr. Watson continued. “They are accessible.”

While we serve individuals of all faiths, the Presbyterian Church has been an essential partner in the success of our ministry.

In 1955, the bond was formed.

Today, in our 63rd year, the bond of service remains.

Into the future, the bond will continue to support exceptional living experiences for approximately 3,000 residents.

PRESBY ’S PROGRAMS ENCOMPASS ALL OF THE THINGS THAT ARE

IMPORTANT TO DO FOR OTHERS. – JANET WHITE ,

BRYN MAWR PRESBYTERIAN SENIOR ADULT COUNCIL CHAIR

IT’S NOT JUST A CONTRIBUTION. IT’S A CALLING.The Power of Faith


Presby seeks to uphold its faith-based roots by continuing to strengthen relationships with spiritual institutions in the neighborhoods where it maintains a footprint. Pictured above: Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church. Pictured right: residents of Presby’s Rosemont community and members of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, The Rev. Fred and Joyce Malott, with Rosemont Chaplain, The Rev. Kathy Hecht.


The Pew Charitable TrustsThe Presbytery of PhiladelphiaThe Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyThe William Penn FoundationW.W. Smith Charitable TrustWayne Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. William G. Young, Jr.

IT’S MORE THAN A DONATION. IT’S A DIFFERENCE.The Power of Giving

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE The Chairman’s Circle includes donors who have made legacy gifts of $100,000 or more over their lifetimes.

Anna L. Way TrustMr. and Mrs. John H. BallBarra Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John C. BogleBryn Mawr Presbyterian ChurchC. John & Josephine Muller FoundationCalvary-Riverview Presbyterian ChurchCarolina M. Schell TrustChapin Memorial Home for Aged BlindFirst Presbyterian Church in PhiladelphiaMrs. Marjorie S. FishFLIK LifestylesGeorge Bricker and Gertrude Baker TrustsIda M. Hessenbruch TrustIsabella P. Spratt FundJohn Markle TrustJoy Ferguson TrustMr. and Mrs. Charles Kent

Ladies Aid Society of The Presbyterian Medical CenterLewis E. Tait TrustMarie Louise Townsend Le Maistre TrustMcBrick Building GroupNarberth Presbyterian ChurchNewtown Presbyterian ChurchOreland Presbyterian Church

Otto Haas Charitable TrustRobinson FoundationRosemont Residents’ AssociationRydal Park Residents’ AssociationAnonymousScholler FoundationMrs. Patricia S. ScottMrs. Betty J. SieberT.N. Ward CompanyThe McLean Contributionship

Presby’s Inspired Life supporters and Rydal Park residents (L-R): Florinda Doelp, Gloria Hinkel and Anna Maria Larenz

2017 GIVINGTotal $770,412.00

Individuals 32.85%

Churches, Corporations, Organizations, Clubs 36.78%

Estates & Trusts 10.14%

Foundations 20.23%

100.00%

2017 Total Net Operating Revenue $85,446,371

Net Resident Fees 89.08%

Contributions & Bequests 0.40%

Other 10.52%

100.00%

2017 Total Operating Expenses $90,314,542

Salaries & Benefits 40.11%

Contracted Services 23.58%

Interest 6.33%

Utilities 4.02%

Other 9.42%

Depreciation & Amortization 16.54%

100%

We deeply appreciate these special friends

who donated in 2017.

SAMUEL ROBINSON SOCIETY — $5,000+ The founder of Acme Markets™, who donated the Rosemont property to the Presbytery of Philadelphia in 1954, launching Philadelphia Presbytery Homes (PPH).

Aardvark Pest Control Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin AlexanderRichard D. Bank, Esq.Ms. Judee M. BavariaBryn Mawr Presbyterian ChurchCanon Solutions America, Inc.Ms. Tama M. CareyCarolina M. Schell TrustChapin Memorial Home for Aged BlindCharter FoundationMr. and Mrs. Harry G. DittmannDOMUSE.C. Bentz Electrical Contractor, Inc.Elmer Roe Deaver FoundationEstate of Anna Illman McCahanEstate of Anna J. WeissingerEstate of Carrie GeddesEstate of Fish A. Felleman TrustEstate of George L. WellsEstate of Harold A. McCurdyEstate of Harry K. GarrettEstate of Flora LindEstate of Samuel KilpatrickFLIK LifestylesGenesis Administrative Services LLC


Mrs. Vidhi AndersonAnna Barnes TrustAnna L. Way TrustBaker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLPMr. Richard D. Bank, Esq.The Rev. Randy L. BargeMrs. Lorraine BeaversBrightview Landscape ServiceMs. Michelle T. BrykCanon Solutions America, Inc.Mr. William CanteenMs. Tama M. CareyCarmel Presbyterian Church (Board of Deacons)Miss Edith E. CasuCharter FoundationClark Food Service Equipment

First Presbyterian Church of MorrisvilleFlorence B. Nofer FundGenesis Administrative Services LLCGerhard’s Appliances Inc.Mrs. Cecile I. GreenbergMrs. Esther GrierHandyWorks LLCHaney Foundation TrustMr. and Mrs. Herbert L. HarrisMrs. Helen Helmick WaiteHigh Swartz LLPMrs. Gloria R. HinkelHirschberg Mechanical, LLCHirtle, Callaghan & Co.Holy Trinity-Bethlehem Presbyterian ChurchHoxie Harrison Smith FoundationIrene D. Cunningham TrustJames C. Stillwell TrustJohnson, Kendall & JohnsonMs. Lynn Marie Johnson-PorterMrs. Jennifer KappenMrs. Florence M. KlecknerMs. Anna Maria LarenzMrs. Alma A. LeadbeaterLevLane AdvertisingLower Providence Presbyterian ChurchMr. Russell MastThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. McClungMellon Certified RestorationMerck CorporationAnonymousModern Strategic Branding & Communications, Inc.The Rev. Dr. Nancy E. MuthMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Nehlig

PAUL A. WHITE SOCIETY In tribute to our longest-serving leader, this gift society salutes benefactors with commitments of $50,000–$99,999 over their lifetimes.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin AlexanderMs. Judee M. BavariaComcastMr. and Mrs. Harry G. Dittmann First Presbyterian Church of MorrisvilleMr. and Mrs. Alan J. GriffithDr.* and Mrs. A. Gilbert HeebnerHorst Construction

Industrial Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Rev. Fred and Mrs. Joyce MalottMr. and Mrs. G. Robert Overhiser, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter RafaeliThe Bala Foundation

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE The President’s Circle applauds the enduring commitment of benefactors with cumulative giving of $10,000–$49,999.

Aardvark Pest Control Services, Inc.Adeline K. Strouse TrustAmerican Healthcare Services, Inc.

Mrs. Perky S. CohenConstellationCreative SpacesCrews Landscaping ManagementMr. and Mrs. Bruce DearnleyDenney Electric SupplyDOMUSDoylestown Presbyterian ChurchE. Allen Reeves, Inc.E.C. Bentz Electrical Contractor, Inc.Effie May Beckett FundMr. and Mrs. Preston F. EisemannMs. Catherine FarnenFirst Presbyterian Church of Ardmore PA – Deacons Fund

Newtown Presbyterian ChurchMs. Barbara A. ParmanMr. and Mrs. Craig PierreMr. James PolaskiPrime Business SystemsMrs. Anna R. PullarMr. and Mrs. Robert N. Reeves, Jr.Room By Room Design CenterRydal Park Gift ShopSara Long TrustMr. Eugene Silver and Mrs. Lynne BloomSliwinski Floor Covering Services, Inc.Mrs. Sonia N. SpanglerStewart & Conners Architects, PLLCStoriboard Studios LLCSusquehanna BankThe Broughton FoundationThe Connelly FoundationThe First Presbyterian Church in GermantownThe Glenmede Trust Company, N.A.The McLean ContributionshipThe Presbyterian Church of Chestnut HillThe Protection BureauThomas Mill Associates, Inc.Troop Construction Co., Inc.UGI CorporationVeritivW.B. MasonMr. and Mrs. Jack L. WaiteWarfel Construction CompanyWarminster Presbyterian ChurchWayne Presbyterian ChurchWeinstein SupplyMs. Teresina WilsonWright-Cook FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert N. Young

George Bricker and Gertrude Baker TrustsGerhard’s Appliances Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. GriffithHigh Swartz LLPHirtle, Callaghan & Co.Horst ConstructionIndustrial Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Isabella P. Spratt FundJohn Markle TrustJohnson, Kendall & JohnsonMrs. Jennifer KappenMs. Anna Maria LarenzMcBrick Building GroupNarberth Presbyterian ChurchOtto Haas Charitable TrustPhiladelphia Corporation for AgingMr. and Mrs. Peter RafaeliRosemont Residents’ AssociationRydal Park Residents’ AssociationAnonymousScholler FoundationMrs. Patricia S. ScottMrs. Betty J. SieberSliwinski Floor Covering Services, Inc.Spinieo Landscaping, Inc.Stewart & Conners Architects, PLLCT.N. Ward CompanyThomas Mill Associates, Inc.VeritivW.B. MasonW.W. Smith Charitable TrustWarfel Construction CompanyWeinstein Supply Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. YoungMr. and Mrs. William G. Young, Jr.

Members of Presby’s Board of Directors with President and CEO Judee M. Bavaria L –R: Bob Overhiser, Jr., Brian M. Duke and William G. Young, Jr.

* - Deceased


Ms. Namasa TarawalieThe Presbyterian Church of MountaintopMrs. Janice ThorneMr. and Mrs. Jack L. WaiteMr. and Mrs. John WalshMrs. Mary F. WarnerMrs. Sarah G. WellsMs. Brenda J. WilliamsMs. Teresina WilsonMrs. Page Zettlemoyer

JOHN WITHERSPOON GUILD — UP TO $249 The only active clergy member to sign the Declaration of Independence, president of Princeton University and prominent Presbyterian during the 18th century.

Ms. Melva G. AdamsMs. June L. AdelhelmMr. and Mrs. James AdlerMs. Jeanne AdsheadMr. and Mrs. Robert AemiseggerMs. Natalie AllenMr. William B. AshmeadMs. Diana BacineMs. Deborah BalsamMr. Ronald BambachMrs. Sophie Barbieri

Mr. and Mrs. H. S. LairdMr. and Mrs. Francis E. MaloneyRev. Fred and Mrs. Joyce MalottMrs. Doris McHughOlivet Covenant Presbyterian ChurchMs. Dyann PaolinePenn Asian Senior ServicesMrs. Patricia QuiggRedStone Equity PartnersMrs. Ann SearsSouthwestern Presbyterian ChurchRev. Tom SummersV. A. Morelli Construction, Inc.Vortechs Automation Inc.Warminster Presbyterian ChurchWaste Management, Inc.Mrs. Frances Webb

1706 CLUB — $250–$499 The first year a North American Presbytery was founded in Philadelphia, PA.

Mrs. Gloria AbriolaMs. Barbara T. ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. BallardMs. Lore BambergerMrs. Stacey BergmannMr. Thomas BrandauBrecht AssociatesMs. Michelle N. BrownMr. and Mrs. John R. BuntingMs. Elizabeth B. Chesick and Ms. Katherine A. ChesickMs. Im Ja ChoiMr. Kevin ConnorMr. Darren E. CornishCR DesignMs. Marjorie De TombeMrs. Rachael DeCecco

JOHN GLOUCESTER CIRCLE $1,000–$4,999The first African-American to be ordained as a Presbyterian minister in the United States —Founder of the first African-American Presbyterian church.

AmeriHealth CaritasMrs. Vidhi AndersonAnna Barnes TrustAnna L. Way TrustAssets Protection Inc.Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLPBrightview Landscape ServiceMs. Michelle T. BrykMr. William CanteenCarmel Presbyterian Church (Board of Deacons)Ms. Mary Chomitz and Mr. Morton CollierMrs. Perky S. CohenCommonwealth Land Title Insurance CompanyConstellationCorbett Exterminating, Inc.Mr. Brian M. DukeEffie May Beckett FundMr. and Mrs. Preston F. EisemannEstate of Anna BarnesEstate of George A. GarrettEstate of John L. OttEstate of Lewis DavisEstate of Sarah H. GardnerFlorence B. Nofer FundFTS Flooring ContractorsFulton BankMs. Joan GibsonMrs. Cecile I. GreenbergHampden Park CapitalHaney Foundation TrustHD Supply FMHowell Lockart Seiple TrustHynum Law, P.C.

Irene D. Cunningham TrustJames C. Stillwell TrustMs. Lynn Marie Johnson-PorterMs. Sarah JollesJoseph F. McKernan Jr. ArchitectsKeystone Fire Protection Co.Kone, Inc.Kramer+Marks ArchitectsLatsha Davis & McKenna, P.C.Mr. Russell MastMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. McKeownMellon Certified RestorationAnonymousMobilexUSAMorrisville Presbyterian ChurchThe Rev. Dr. Nancy E. MuthNewtown Presbyterian ChurchNorth City CongressNortheast Protection PartnersOffice Furniture BarnOrion Development Advisors, LLCMr. and Mrs. G. Robert Overhiser, Jr.Paramount Cleaning Services, LLCPCA Industrial Paper & Supplies, Inc.Prime Business SystemsProviNet SolutionsRoom By Room Design CenterMr. Jon RosenwaldSaleem’s Construction & Development, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William SchwarzschildMrs. Sonia N. SpanglerDr. Bernard SteyerThe Caroline J. Sanders Trust #1

The Caroline J. Sanders Trust #2The First Presbyterian Church in GermantownTilley Fire Equipment CompanyUGI CorporationVarner SystemsVarsity BrandingWAWA FoundationWhite and WilliamsWoodside Kitchens Inc.

1955 SOCIETY — $500–$999 The year the Presbytery of Philadelphia opened the doors of its first community, offering housing to older adults — that community was the first of what is now Presby’s Inspired Life, and that initial act of charity spawned a ministry that continues to enrich an increasing number of lives.

Affordable Housing Team MembersAtlantic Refrigeration Equipment Company, Inc.BrightbillMs. Rosemary ByrneCompassusEmergency Systems ServicesMr. Mackenson EmileMrs. Nancy T. EversonFish A. Felleman TrustMs. Rochelle FordMrs. Melissa FordyceMs. Marina HackingMr. and Mrs. Herbert L. HarrisHirschberg Mechanical, LLCHoly Trinity-Bethlehem Presbyterian ChurchIda LeBar TrustMs. Vaccine IrickMs. Ruth JamesJohn L. Ott Charitable TrustMs. Sharon D. JohnsonKurtz Construction Company

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. DennyMiss Jeanne diToroMiss Stella M. diToroMs. Florinda D. DoelpMrs. Kathleen Husson DuganMarilyn Dyson, PhDMs. Edith EdmundsEstate of B. Dora Schweitzer FundEstate of Mary A. StagerMr. and Mrs. George T. EvansFastsignsMrs. Lillian FlemingMs. Eileen B. FlynnMr. Jerry FoleyFrederick J. Rosenau FoundationGarrison Printing CompanyMr. and Mrs. Ray GrenaldMrs. Margaret HaakensonMs. April HandyMrs. Jane W. HopfHouck – Commercial and Industrial ContractingMr. and Mrs. Donald HrehaMr. and Mrs. Daniel IrwinMs. Carol IvinsReverend Cean JamesMr. Daniel Kaye

Kieran McKenna Flooring, Inc.Mrs. Carisa LivingstonMr. and Mrs. John MacDougallMr. and Mrs. Michael MagnottaMrs. Sarah McCloudMrs. Dianna McGoldrickMs. Beverly McGuire and Mr. Jim ColeMs. Vicki MillerMrs. Michelle MortonMy Independence at HOMEMrs. Alice NowickeNurse Partners, Inc.Mr. Greg PaonePhoneAmerica CorporationPremier Technology GroupMrs. Anna R. PullarMiss Dale RavenscroftMrs. Miriam RedmondMrs. Karen L. ReitzMr. and Mrs. Elliott L. ResslerMs. Lillian RubinMr. and Mrs. John A. ScarduzioSinger Equipment CompanyMs. Amanda SlennSpring Mill Team MembersMr. Warren Stellfox

Ms. Helen BarerThe Rev. Randy L. BargeMr. John R. BascianoMr. and Mrs. Harry BeamMrs. Jane N. BeattyMrs. Lorraine BeaversMr. and Mrs. John K. Becker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BeckerMs. Valerie A. BennerRev. and Mrs. John E. BergesMs. Phyllis BernsteinMr. and Mrs. Mark BinghamMr. and Mrs. Ralph BlochMrs. Lynne Bloom and Mr. Eugene SilverRabbi Howard I. BogotMrs. Ruth J. BraderMrs. and Mrs. Phyllis BrandesMr. and Mrs. Martin A. BreeMs. Maxine M. BrennanMrs. Donna BrennanMrs. Joyce W. BridgesMr. Frank Broedell, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. BrophyMrs. Cornelia H. BryansBryner ChevroletDr. Franzella W. BuchananMr. and Mrs. Peter P. BurkeMs. Catherine BurkeMs. Noreen P. BurkeMs. Markita BussellMs. Cheryl Butler

Rydal Park’s inaugural Spring Into Style Fashion Show

President and CEO Judee M. Bavaria, honoree Ukee Washington, CBS3-TV, and Alan J. Griffith, Chair of the Board of Directors, at the 2017 Inspired Service Recognition Dinner.


Mr. Keith CaldwellMr. and Mrs. Carl J. CapassoMs. Cheryl CaridiMrs. Joan A. CarrMr. Saul Carroll and Mrs. Rita FrankelMs. Latoya CarrooMiss Edith E. CasuMs. Tracey CavacinoMiss Jean M. CermignanoMs. Louise ChevoorMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. ChinniciMr. and Mrs. Wilbert ClymanMr. Leonard H. CohenMrs. Dolores CoombsMr. and Mrs. Robert F. CooperMrs. Judith CraineMrs. Elizabeth B. CrollMs. Sheila CrossonMr. Richard W. CrotingerMrs Diane CywinskiMrs. Shirley H. DavisMs. Patricia DawsonMrs. Eleanor M. DeaverMs. Mary DevlinMr. and Mrs. Al R. DiDarioMr. and Mrs. Francis X. DieboldMrs. Carole R. DornMr. and Mrs. WM. Richard DoughertyMs. Mary W. DuffMrs. Mary P. DysonMarilyn Dyson, PhDThe Rev. and Mrs. James D. EbyEddington Presbyterian ChurchMs. Karen M. EganMrs. Jean H. EllisonMs. Mary E. EmoreMrs. Yetta ErlichMs. Maria EspositoMrs. Margaret G. EwingMs. Virginia FarmerMs. Harriett FeinsteinFirst Presbyterian Church of Kensington

First Presbyterian Church of Port KennedyMrs. Marjorie S. FishMrs. Anne FogliaFoley Business Forms and Print SolutionsMrs. Sandra S. FooteMr. and Mrs. Thomas ForceMr. and Mrs. Timothy FoxMs. Barbara G. FrazerMrs. Florence FriedrichMs. Dorothy GerbronMs. Carmela R. GianfrancescoMs. Joan GibsonMrs. Sandra GinyardMrs. Eleanor K. GivenMs. Kim GlielmiMrs. Jane GolasMrs. Beverly GoldbergMs. Joan I. GotwalsMs. Lakisha GrayMr. William GreenMrs. Esther GrierMrs. Helen GrossMs. Mary GrossmanMr. and Mrs. Vincent GuminskiMrs. Harriet GutmanMs. Jean H. HagadornMrs. Carolyn C. HallMrs. Ruth W. HalpernMrs. Doris HawsMr. John R. HeardMr. Julius Mindlin and Mrs. Barbara HeimanMrs. Helen Helmick-WaiteMr. Brian HenesMrs. Gloria R. HinkelMr. Stephen W. Holderness, Jr.Mr. A. Scott HolmesMs. Duane HowardMr. Keith HowardMike Hynum, Esq.IGC Metals, Inc.Ms. Marianne C. JacksonMr. Edward JacksonMr. Paul T. JohnsonMs. Jane Johnston

Ms. Tricia KatzMs. Joan S. KeatingMr. and Mrs. James D. KellyMr. Lester KelnerMrs. Shirley F. KesslerMr. S. Gerald KingMs. Tracy KosmanMs. Patricia KremensMrs. Elizabeth D. KrickMr. and Mrs. James J. KrimmMs. Dorothy KupferschmidtMrs. Dolly KuykendallMs. Barbara LargeMrs. Susanne S. LatourellMr. and Mrs. Gordon G. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Robert LeavyMrs. Jane R. LemmonMr. and Mrs. Gary S. LentzMr. Donald G. LenzMrs. Bernice LesserMrs. Mildred A. LesterMrs. Edith LevinMs. Myrna LevineMrs. Frances LoMs. Annabelle M. LogueMrs. Jennifer LonettiMrs. Verna M. LynchMr. William J. LynottMs. Diana LyonMr. and Mrs. William M. MacdonaldMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Madden, Sr.Ms. Zandra L. MaffettMr. Daniel MageeMrs. Carol C. MageeMrs. Regina MaizelMr. and Mrs. Fred MalkinMrs. Leah MandelblattMs. Vicki MarksMrs. Patricia C. MarshallMr. and Mrs. Larry A. MarshallMs. Katie McClurgRandal J. McDowell, Esq.Mr. Gregory McGeeMr. James J. McMahonMrs. Mary Anne McMillanMrs. Ann S. McNabb

Mrs. Carol L. McNeillMs. Mary P. McPhersonMs. Jane M. MeldrumMr. Jim MellonDr. Arnold MelnickMrs. Gloria MennaMr. Rudolph J. MennaMr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Miller, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. MillerMrs. C. Linda MitchellMontco SAACMrs. Jacqueline MooreRev. and Mrs. F. Leon MorganMs. Diane MortonMs. Alice U. MottenMs. Elizabeth MottenMr. Ivan MoyerMr. Michael MoyerMrs. Agnes M. MulroneyMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. NehligMrs. Henrietta N. NejmanMrs. Jeanne M. NewtonNewtown Square Presbyterian Church WomenRev. & Mrs. William NorthMs. Etta Lee NurickMs. Eleanor ObenskiMrs. Suzanne ParkerMrs. Irene J. ParsellsMs. Denise D. PetersonMs. Leatrice PincusMrs. Janet PolisMs. Judith L. PollinsMrs. Mary Jane PowersPrinceton Presbyterian Church Women’s AssociationMr. and Mrs. Alan ProstMrs. Lorraine PruittMr. and Mrs. Douglas W. PursellMr. and Mrs. James A. QuinlanMiss Carolyn RamseyMrs. Stephanie RandazzoMs. Joan S. Randolph



Ms. Maroucheka JeanMs. Sharon D. JohnsonMs. Wanda JohnsonMrs. Wendy JohnsonMs. Lynn Marie Johnson-PorterMs. Sarah JollesMrs. Tameata JordanMs. Cynthia KacalaMs. Mariama KamaraMrs. Jennifer KappenMs. Tricia KatzMr. Daniel KayeMs. Charmaine KentMs. Latasha LangerstonMrs. Mariama LedlumMs. Lora LennoxMs. Ayanna LindoMrs. Carisa LivingstonMrs. Jennifer LonettiMs. Tonica Lowe-MillerMs. Catherine LuongoMs. Diana LyonMr. Kevin Lyons

Ms. Lucienne LysiusMs. Debby MadisonMr. Ian MalcolmMs. Demi MalliosMs. Dana ManzoMr. Stanley MarcinkiewiczMrs. Patricia C. MarshallMs. Lachelle MartinMr. Russell MastMs. Katie McClurgMr. Josiah McDuffyMrs. Dianna McGoldrickMs. Alice McKinneyMs. Kiesha MerrickMs. Vicki MillerMrs. Nancy Miranda-DiazMs. Dana MitchellMr. Amara MoininaMs. Damaris MolinaMrs. Jacqueline MooreMs. Racquel MorganMs. Erica MorrisMrs. Michelle MortonMs. Beatrice Mortson

Ms. Juanita MurphyMs. Shauna MyrieKelly-Jo NillesMr. Dennis OrdonezMs. Elizabeth PaganMs. Denise D. PetersonMr. Deon PippenMs. Angela PorterMs. Deborah R. RaeMs. Marisol Ramos-AllenMrs. Stephanie RandazzoMrs. Karen L. ReitzMs. Stephanie RiversMr. Thomas RobertsMs. Deborah RobinsonMs. Marquita RobinsonMs. Lillian RubinMr. and Mrs. John A. ScarduzioMrs. Tanya ScottMs. Marie SenotMr. Ticshan ShawMrs. Francella Shaw

Mr. Rupert ShawMs. LeDora Sheard-JacksonThe Rev. Sharell ShippenMs. Amanda SlennMs. Verna SmithMs. Sarah SmithMs. JoEllen Sock RoseMs. Michelle StandifordMs. Kimberly SturdaventMs. Linda M. SuarezRev. Tom SummersMs. Ellen TanbergMs. Namasa TarawalieMs. Lynsey TavernaMs. Yordanos R. TelaMs. Rachalle TherlongesMs. Grace ThomasMrs. Janice ThorneMr. Cory TitranMrs. Brenda Torres-Wells Ms. Maria TudMr. Howard TyrrellMs. Dinah Umwana

The Honorable and Mrs. Lowell A. Reed Jr.Mrs. Sara M. RegenhardMrs. Irma J. ReidMrs. Priscilla M. RevellRev. James RhinesmithMr. and Mrs. Robert E. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Jerome I. RobinMs. Marquita RobinsonMrs. Rosetta RobinsonMrs. Joyce H. RootMrs. Marlene RothMr. and Mrs. Morton A. RothschildMrs. Marjorie RoweMrs. Rita RubinDr. and Mrs. Herman RudnickMrs. Sylvia G. SaffrenRev. Virginia SaleMs. Barbara J. ScheeljeMs. Trish SchoorMs. Maura SchubertMr. William SchwabeMrs. Adalina ScornajenghiMrs. June K. SegalMrs. Nancy M. SeitzMrs. Florence SheckardMr. and Mrs. Lee C. Shields, Sr.The Rev. Sharell ShippenMrs. Brenda E. ShoreThe Rev. and Mrs. Peter C. SimeMr. Phillip SingerMrs. Betty SinhaMr. Jack SliwinskiMr. Leonard SloanMrs. Krysten SmithMrs. Linda SoloMr. and Mrs. Joseph S. StaplesMrs. Evelyn B. SternMs. Katherine B. StevensMrs. Marjorie StrawMs. Mary Ann SummersMrs. Betsy Tabas

Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. TaylorMs. Jessie B. TaylorMr. Eugene S. TaylorMs. Yordanos R. TelaMs. Barbara A. TerplanThe Protection BureauMs. Nyhema ThomasMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. ThompsonMrs. Jane ThomsonMs. Ann Mae TigerMr. and Ms. Rudolph M. TilottaMrs. Brenda Torres-Wells, CTRSMr. and Mrs. Louis TumoloMr. Howard TyrrellMr. and Mrs. Walter Van BurenMs. Ludie ViaudMr. and Mrs. John J. VogelMrs. Lillian M. WallMr. Henry A. WardMr. John J. WardMs. Carla D. WattsMs. Janet S. WebbMrs. Tamrya WeitzenMr. and Mrs. Robert W. WheelerMr. and Mrs. Robert F. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Daniel WilliamsMs. Amy D. WilliamsWilliams Metals and Welding AlloysMs. Anne B. WilsonMs. Judy WinstonMs. Kimberly WintonMrs. Janet WolkMr. Frank WurtzMrs. Armen ZemanianMrs. Sylvia A. Zubrow

PARTNERS IN CARING TEAM MEMBERS 2017

Ms. Adenike AdeyemiMs. Sherry AikensMrs. Vidhi AndersonMs. April AndersonMs. Shelly BanksMr. Stuart BarenbaumMs. Judee M. BavariaMs. Karen BaxterMs. Anastasia M. BeamerMs. Viola BellMs. Regina BellingerMrs. Stacey BergmannMs. Evita BowmanMs. Shakiera BowmanMs. Nikea BrennanMs. Michelle N. BrownMs. Jane L. BrunsMs. Michelle T. BrykMs. Chinquetta BumpessMs. Hameeda BurtonMr. Zakiyyah ButlerMs. Rosemary ByrneMr. Keith CaldwellMr. Rakeem CampbellMs. Catherine CampitelliMr. William CanteenMs. Tama M. CareyMs. Gabriell CareyMs. Latoya CarrooMs. Tracey CavacinoMs. Kelly CollinsMs. Tamika Cooper- StromanMr. Darren E. CornishMs. April CrawfordMs. Renee CreightonMs. Sheila CrossonMr. Richard W. CrotingerMs. Tamekia CruzMs. Nakeesha DanielsMrs. Linda D’AscenzoMs. Patricia DawsonMrs. Rachael DeCeccoMs. Tanesha DeShieldsMs. Chantia Dill-RoseMr. Edward Duckson

Mrs. Amber DunkleyMs. Edith EdmundsMr. Nasir EdwardsMr. Mackenson EmileMs. Joyce EnnisMs. Megan E. EvansMs. Brysheena FieldsMs. Michelle FinkeMs. Rochelle FordMrs. Melissa FordyceMs. Carol Freeman-ParkerMr. Hugh GaerttnerMs. Nakeshia GarrisMs. Denise D. GatewoodMs. Christina GehmanMs. Natalee GibbonsMr. James GibsonMs. Kenya GilesMrs. Sandra GinyardMs. Shameka GlennMs. Kim GlielmiMs. Dayonna GloverMs. Ava GordonMs. Shakera GrahamMr. Michael GravineseMs. Lakisha GrayMr. William GreenMr. Brian GuinnMs. Janet GywnnMs. Marina HackingMs. Carolyn HallMs. April HandyMs. Tyresa HandyMs. Nadja K. HarperMr. Keith HarrisMs. Patricia HarrisMs. Shantae HarrisMr. John R. HeardMs. Lisa HeinrichMr. John HermanMs. Jackie HoodMs. Duane HowardMr. Keith HowardMrs. Kawana HowieMs. Vaccine IrickMs. Carol IvinsMs. Melissa C. Jackson- DebbleMs. Ruth James

Residents of Presby’s Reed Street Presbyterian Apartments in South Philadelphia


Ms. Nancy ValinoteMs. Annie VaughnMs. Benita VealMs. Ludie ViaudMs. Pauline VidettoMs. Naomi VitelliMrs. Loneita Walter- EdwardsMr. John J. WardMrs. Cassandra WarrenMs. Deborah WashingtonMs. Carla D. WattsMs. Terry WebbMs. Tracy WellsMs. Jill WilkinsMs. Brenda J. WilliamsMs. Wendy WilliamsMrs. Tenea WilsonMs. Judy WinstonMs. Kimberly WintonMr. Eddie C. WongMs. Tracey WoodMs. Somo WrightMrs. Suzanne WurstMr. Hisi Wyatt

Ms. Kim YanceyMrs. Page Zettlemoyer

SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

Bryn Mawr Presbyterian ChurchCarmel Presbyterian Church (Board of Deacons)Eddington Presbyterian ChurchFirst Presbyterian Church of KensingtonFirst Presbyterian Church of Port KennedyHoly Trinity-Bethlehem Presbyterian ChurchMorrisville Presbyterian ChurchNarberth Presbyterian ChurchNewtown Presbyterian Church

Newtown Square Presbyterian ChurchOlivet Covenant Presbyterian ChurchPrinceton Presbyterian Church Women’s AssociationSouthwestern Presbyterian ChurchThe First Presbyterian Church in GermantownThe Presbyterian Church of MountaintopWarminster Presbyterian Church

ESTATES AND TRUSTS

Anna Barnes TrustAnna L. Way TrustCarolina M. Schell TrustChapin Memorial Home for Aged BlindEffie May Beckett FundEstate of Anna Barnes

Estate of Lewis DavisEstate of Sarah H. GardnerEstate of George A. GarrettEstate of Harry K. GarrettEstate of Carrie GeddesEstate of Samuel KilpatrickEstate of Flora LindEstate of Anna Illman McCahanEstate of Harold A. McCurdyEstate of John L. OttEstate of B. Dora Schweitzer FundEstate of Mary A. StagerEstate of Anna J. WeissingerEstate of George L. WellsFish A. Felleman TrustGeorge Bricker and Gertrude Baker TrustsHaney Foundation TrustHowell Lockart Seiple TrustIda LeBar TrustIrene D. Cunningham Trust

Isabella P. Spratt FundJames C. Stillwell TrustJohn L. Ott Charitable TrustJohn Markle TrustOtto Haas Charitable TrustThe Caroline J. Sanders TrustW.W. Smith Charitable Trust

TRIBUTE AND MEMORIAL BENEFACTORS

Mrs. Gloria AbriolaMr. and Mrs. James AdlerMs. Diana BacineMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. BallardMs. Deborah BalsamMr. and Mrs. Harry BeamMr. and Mrs. John K. Becker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BeckerMr. and Mrs. Mark Bingham

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph BlochRabbi Howard I. BogotMrs. and Mrs. Phyllis BrandesMr. Frank Broedell, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. BrophyBryner ChevroletMr. and Mrs. Peter P. BurkeMs. Catherine BurkeMs. Cheryl ButlerMr. and Mrs. Carl J. CapassoMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. ChinniciMrs. Mary Chomitz & Mr. Morton CollierMrs. Perky S. CohenMr. Leonard H. CohenMr. and Mrs. Robert F. CooperMs. Marjorie De TombeMrs. Eleanor M. DeaverMr. and Mrs. Al R. DiDarioMs. Florinda D. DoelpMrs. Carole R. DornMr. and Mrs. WM. Richard Dougherty

Ms. Karen M. EganMs. Virginia FarmerMrs. Lillian FlemingMr. and Mrs. Timothy FoxMrs. Florence FriedrichMr. and Mrs. Ray GrenaldMrs. Helen GrossMs. Jean H. HagadornMr. and Mrs. Herbert L. HarrisMr. Brian HenesMs. Lynn Marie Johnson-PorterMs. Jane JohnstonMr. and Mrs. James D. KellyMrs. Elizabeth D. KrickMr. and Mrs. James J. KrimmMrs. Anna Maria LarenzMs. Barbara LangeMr. and Mrs. Robert LeavyMrs. Jane R. LemmonMr. and Mrs. Gary S. LentzMr. and Mrs. William M. Macdonald

Ms. Zandra L. MaffettMrs. Carol C. MageeRev. Fred and Mrs. Joyce MalottMs. Vicki MarksMrs. Mary Anne McMillanAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Mark F. MillerRev. and Mrs. F. Leon MorganMs. Diane MortonMs. Alice U. MottenMs. Elizabeth MottenRev. & Mrs. William NorthMrs. Alice NowickeMrs. Suzanne ParkerMrs. Irene J. ParsellsMr. and Mrs. Douglas W. PursellMr. and Mrs. James A. QuinlanMr. and Mrs. Peter RafaeliMrs. Priscilla M. RevellRev. James RhinesmithMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Richardson

Top left: Presby Board Member The Rev. Randy Barge

Top right: Rydal residents (L-R): Betty Sieber, Carol Young and Irma Reid

Bottom right: Presby’s Inspired Life Choir, The Voices of Inspiration, performs at the annual Inspired Service Recognition Dinner

Top: Presby team members at Grace Court participate in the annual Day of Inspiration service project

Bottom left: Rydal residents at the annual Spring Into Style Fashion Show

Bottom middle: Haydee Mendez of Morrisville Presbyterian Apartments

Bottom right: Rydal Resident, Beverly Goldberg


We invite you to continue Presby’s legacy of compassionate care by ensuring exceptional living

experiences for people 62 and better well into the future. By naming Presby in your will, or as a beneficiary of a retirement plan, you won’t affect your current cash flow, and you can change your decision at any time. No gift is too small, and the impact can be profound as you honor a loved one with your future gift. To create your own legacy of service and sharing, contact Lynn Marie Johnson-Porter, Vice President of Philanthropy & Mission Support, by calling 610-260-1153 or by emailing [email protected].

LEAVE A LEGACY of

COMPASSION AND CARE

Lynn Marie Johnson-Porter Vice President of Philanthropy

& Mission Support

Melissa Fordyce Director of Communications

Steven MayDirector of Corporate and

Foundation Relations

Sharell ShippenDirector of Faith-based Programming

Page ZettlemoyerDirector, Annual Giving and

Donor Engagement

BALA FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

William G. Young, Jr., ChairBruce L. Castor, Esq.

Bruce DearnleyHarry G. Dittmann

G. Robert Overhiser, Jr.

PHILANTHROPY ADVISORY COUNCIL

Kenneth G. McKeown, ChairHarry G. Dittmann

Joan HardawayRandal J. McDowell, Esq.

The Rev. Dr. Nancy E. MuthGary B. Rubin

The Rev. Debbie WatsonNoel WeissCarol Young

William G. Young, Jr.Alan J. Griffith, Ex-officio

Elliott L. Ressler, member of Rydal Park’s Friendship Fund Committee, and his wife, Ruby Ressler

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome I. RobinMr. Jon RosenwaldMrs. Marjorie RoweRydal Park Residents’ AssociationMr. and Mrs. William SchwarzschildMr. and Mrs. Lee C. Shields, Sr.Mrs. Brenda E. ShoreThe Rev. and Mrs. Peter C. SimeMr. Phillip SingerMr. Leonard SloanMrs. Evelyn B. SternMs. Katherine B. StevensMr. and Mrs. Philip C. TaylorMr. Eugene S. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Louis Tumolo

Mr. and Mrs. John J. VogelMrs. Mary F. WarnerMrs. Frances WebbMrs. Tamrya WeitzenMr. and Mrs. Daniel WilliamsWilliams Metals and Welding Alloys

THE SOWER’S SOCIETYMembers of The Sower’s Society have shared their intent to leave a legacy by including Presby’s Inspired Life in their estate plans.

AnonymousMs. Judee M. BavariaMiss Eleanor BeattyMs. Dorothy CarewMiss Edith E. CasuDr. Charles T. ChristineMs. Florinda D. Doelp

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Easton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Preston F. EisemannMs. Helen FieldsMrs. Lillian FlemingThe Rev. Dr. William Arnold and The Rev. Dr. Margaret A. FohlThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Aaron E. GastMr. Alan J. GriffithMr. and Mrs. Herbert L. HarrisMiss Jane HartingDr. Adrian Copeland and Mrs. Ellen J. Hovey-CopelandMrs. Alma R. JacobsMrs. Florence M. KlecknerDr. Jane GulickThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Keith D. Lawrence

Rev. Fred and Mrs. Rosemary MalottMr. George B. McClennen IIThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. McClungMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. McKeownMiss Ruth K. ParkerMr. Morris Pelberg*Mrs. Pat QuiggMrs. Barbara ScheeljeMrs. Betty J. SieberMrs. Alma P. SykesMr. David WylieMr. & Mrs. Robert N. YoungMr. and Mrs. William G. Young, Jr.

Residents and area clergy gather for the Clergy Circle, hosted by the Office of Faith-based Ministry

* - Deceased


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