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We appreciatethe generosity ofthose who support Lakeview’s mission. It is truly with athankful heart thatwe accept the following gifts anddonations:

• Bequest in honor aWill or Revocable Trustfor a specific amount,for a percentage ofthe estate’s value,or from the residueof the estate

• Charitable Gift Annuity

• Charitable RemainderTrust

• Gift of Life Insurance

• Beneficiary Designation:IRA, 401k, CD, Other

• Gift of AppreciationAssets

• Other Cash &Monetary Donations

All gifts are tax deductible.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Our Capital Campaign ContinuesAt a managers’ meeting recently, one person was sharing some depart-

ment concerns, and everyone immediately started brainstorming aboutways their departments could help. At the end of the discussion, severalmanagers said, almost identically, “I will add this concern to my usualLakeview prayers… I pray every night for Lakeview residents and staffand the success of the capital campaign.”

How blessed we are for prayerful managers, but we know the deep love for Lakeview does not endwith them and actually, it does not end at all! Each and every day, Lakeview is blessed with the wisdom and insight of those who live here, the faithful dedication of our staff, the tireless efforts ofour auxiliary, the careful guidance of our Board of Directors, the enthusiasm of our Capital campaign advisory and steering committees, and the support of families and the entire community!

All eyes right now are on these Capital campaign committees, as they meet, discuss and plan theraising of funds for our remodeling and transitional care addition!

They are busy calling and setting upappointments to discuss our projectwith as many Fairmont communitymembers as possible. The massiveextent of our plans makes the cam-paign a monumental, lengthy under-taking. But our progress is sure andsteady, just as was the case fifty yearsago. We are again praying to see thathigh level of generous commitmentto the future of Lakeview!

Our plans will again be displayed atLakeview’s Martin County Fairbooth, where our eager staff andcommittee members will gladlyanswer your questions.

As we wait for these major plans tocome to fruition we continue withsmaller upgrades, most recently withan electronic medication orderingsystem with Sterling Drug, a greattime saver for our nursing staff! Alsonew is our electronic health recordssystem for Woodland Manor, provid-ing many new efficiencies!

Thank you all for your unwaveringsupport.

~ Deb Barnes, Administrator

Fairmont’s Most Complete Senior Health Care Campus

Our mission is to demonstrate God’s love for His people through a continuum of life enhancing supportive services for older adults and their families.

Health Care Center

Woodland Manor

Maplewood Residence LakeviewWITH LakeviewSummer 2016

Deb Barnes

First Floor Dining Room

Improvements

507-235-6606 ext. 249610 Summit Drive

Fairmont, MN 56031www.LakeviewMethodist.org

Level 1

Level 2 & 3

We have updated the paint and place settings in our first floor dining room.This brings a more dignified dining

experience to our residents.

Beautiful garden photos will soon adorn the walls by artist, Doug Ohman.

Ways To Give To The Capital Campaign

It’s Time For An HonestConversation About Aging

~ Summer 2016

Junior Volunteers Needed

GIFTS OF CASHGifts of cash to aqualified charityare 100% tax de-ductible up to50% of a giver’s adjusted gross in-come. Should thegift amount be inexcess of the 50%limit, the gift maybe deducted in asmany as five suc-ceeding years.

GIFTS OF APPRECIATED STOCKGifts of securities and other appreciated

assets owned more than one year have adouble tax benefit. First, there is a charitablededuction for the full market value and sec-ond, it avoids the capital gains tax. Somemay choose to give gifts of appreciatedstock because of the associated tax bene-fits. This may be done through your stock-broker, or you can contact the MinnesotaUnited Methodist Foundation for assistance.There is no fee for this service through the

Foundation. Remember: Do not sell thestock prior to making a gift!Prior to initiating any stock transactionsyou must contact Val Walker, CampaignConsultant, at 612/230-3337 or visit theFoundation website at www.mnumf.org.It is the policy of the Foundation that giftsof appreciated stock will be redeemed im-mediately upon receipt. The Foundationwill not be responsible for any losses thatoccur on these transactions.

GIFTS OF REAL ESTATEReal estate can be an outstanding gift to acapital campaign if the process is started intime. When all gifting conditions are met,real estate gifts are also tax advantaged.They bypass both capital gains and stan-dard depreciation recapture and the donorreceives a charitable deduction for the fullappraised value.

GIFTS OF LIFE INSURANCELife insurance is a unique way to leave alegacy to charity. You may donate a policyoutright. You can purchase a life insurancepolicy then designate Lakeview Methodist

Health Center as both the owner and ben-eficiary of the policy. Your premium pay-ments are tax deductible. If the policy ispaid up, your charitable contribution is gen-erally the replacement value or cost basisof the policy, whichever is less. Premiumspaid on a giftedlife insurancepolicy also qual-ify for deduc-tions.

CHARITABLETRUSTS AND OTHER TYPESOF ESTATE

PLANSContact Val Walker at the Minnesota UnitedMethodist Foundation, [email protected],for information about how to establish aCharitable Annuity Trust or other types oftrusts, wills or estate plans that will allowyou to leave a legacy for LakeviewMethodist Health Center.

Val WalkerMinnesota United Methodist

Foundation

As baby boomers reach retirement age,Minnesota’s senior population will double.It is going to take the combined effortsof all of us - family members, friends,legislators and communities-to ensure ahigh quality of life for our oldest citizens.

Face Aging MN is a statewide campaignto raise awareness about the issues thatwe are facing as our society ages.

Here are our priorities for preserving quality of life for aging Minnesotans.

1. Older adults should live independently for as long as they are able, in communities that provide them with love and support.

2. Families should work with their healthcare professionals to plan for the future so their loved ones will receive a continuum of care as they grow older.

3. The State of Minnesota should take the steps needed to ensure that all aging Minnesotans will receive safe and quality care from experienced caregivers.

4. Senior care organizations and the State of Minnesota shouldbe encouraged to find more innovative and efficient ways to provide services to aging Minnesotans and their families.

Here are the facts:• At least 60,000 Minnesotans will turn 65 every year for the next 15 years. That’s like a new city the size of Lakeville springing up every year, populated entirely by seniors.

• By 2030, 25% of Minnesota adults will be age 65 or older. Of those seniors, more than 55,000 will be age 90 or older.

• Over the next decade, we will need another 25,000 profes-sional caregivers in Minnesota in large part to care for our growing senior population.

You’ve seen the facts, now find out how you can helpMinnesota face aging. Get involved at: www.FaceAgingMN.org

Information provided by: Face Aging MN

~ Mae DeWar-Aust, Foundation Director

Lakeview is happy to announcethat we are working closely with theMayo Clinic Health System on aCongestive Heart Failure (CHF) read-mission program.

What we aretrying to really

focus on is not having our residents inand out of the hospital and managingtheir chronic illnesses here at Lakeview.

Working closely with Adria Whiting, Nurse Practitioner, alongwith Dr. Jeffery Green, medical director at Lakeview Methodistand other physicians at Mayo Clinic Health Systems. Residentsthat are admitted to Lakeview Methodist after a hospital staywith a diagnosis of CHF will be followed weekly by Adria Whiting for four weeks, then monthly for 6 months along withadditional education with the nursing staff in regard to CHFmanagement particularly in the long term care setting.

If you would like any more information about this pro-gram, or any other Nursing related questions, do not hes-itate to contact me in one of the following ways.

~ Bryon Nelson,Director of Nursing

Val Walker

A Heart Healthy Future At Lakeview Methodist

Bryon Nelson

Boys & Girls Grades 3 & Up Monday-Friday After School

• Visiting with residents • Taking residents outdoors• Assisting residents with elevator at meal times• Helping at game night & bingo at Woodland Manor

If you are interested in volunteering please contact Jessica Gronewald, Volunteer Coordinator

at 507-235-6606, ext 234.

Mae DeWar-Aust

~ Summer 2016

Monthly Church and Worship Opportunities

10:00 Bible Studyon 2nd floor 11:00 DailyDevotional on 3rd floor



10:00 Catholic

Mass3:00

St. Paul’sLutheran of

FairmontService

10:00 Bible Studyon 3rd floor


10:00 Catholic

Communion3:00

ImmanuelLutheranService

10:00 Bible Studyon 3rd floor

10:00Catholic

Communion3:00 St.James

LutheranService

10:15 Multi-Denominational

Campus Worship Service

LakeviewChapel



LakeviewChapel



LakeviewChapel



LakeviewChapel

9:30Grace Lutheran

Service10:00 Bible

Studyon 3rd Floor

10:00 BibleStudy

on 3rd floor2:30

Bethel FreeBible Study

and Communion

10:00 CatholicCommunion

3:00 St. Paul’sLutheran of

Wilbert Service

9:30 St. John UCC and 1st Congregational

Service10:00 Bible Study

on 2nd floor11:00 Daily Devotional

on 3rd Floor2:00 United MethodistChurch of Fairmont

Service

9:00 Bible Study atMaplewood 10:30 Daily

Devotional on 2nd floor

10:45 on 3rd floor1:30 Bible Study atWoodland Manor










There are milestones, and then there are MILESTONES! Dru Egeness is celebrating thelatter, having just hit her 40thanniversary as a member ofthe Lakeview family.

Dru started working at Lake-view at age 18, just as a parttime job while she prepared togo to college for a marketingdegree. But when she wasasked to stay at Lakeview andwas offered a full time position,that is what she did. She has noregrets, saying “Lakeview fulfilled allof her dreams.” She began as a dietary aide, then became a cook,the dietary manager, and for thelast many years has served as theDietary Department Director. Dru isalways looking for innovation andnew venues to pursue, so she started “Taste of Lakeview”, acatering service, as well as obtaining the contract to preparefood for the Meals on Wheels program, Senior Dining, and theHead Start Program.

Since 2015 Dru also manages the Housekeeping and Laundrydepartments. Dru gives great credit to the staff in all three de-partments, acknowledging their very difficult work, their appreci-ation of each other’s efforts, their professionalism, and especiallytheir respect for each resident they serve.

Dru and her husband Albertlive in the now second homethey built, about 12 miles out-side of Fairmont. They havetwo grown children and threegrandchildren who keep thembusy! Dru and Albert love to travel, but prefer cruises to anyother form of adventure.

Dru has been here through every addition, and she earnestlylooks forward to our planned building project now on the table.She says, “We need this upgrade for the benefit of everyone inFairmont.”

Thank you Dru for 40 years of past service to Lakeviewand many more to come!

~ Thank you Dru

Dru EgenessValued Employee

Of 40 Years

Employment OpportunitiesBecome a part of our Lakeview Family that takes great pride in caring for our residents.

Our facility maintains excellent staffing ratios. We offer a rewarding work environment with many attractive benefits.

Areas of employment include:• Housing • Nursing • Dietary • Housekeeping • Laundry

• Maintenance • Social Services • Activities

Check our website www.lakeviewmethodist.org

for current openings.

Residents Lend A Hand Peeling Sweet Corn.

Friendship & Fellowship On Our Campus.

Maplewood Residents Celebrate Summer

With A Picnic

Pleasant ConversationsAround The Dinner Table.

610 Summit Drive,Fairmont, MN 56031Phone: 507-235-6606Fax: 507-235-3995www.LakeviewMethodist.org

It is with sincere appreciation that we acknowledge these memorials and gifts

received by Lakeview Health Services Foundation from

April 1, 2016 to July 31, 2016

~ Summer 2016

Introducing Our Community Advisory

Committee & Steering Members:

Val Walker, United Methodist Foundation

Dr. John LundCourtney CutlerPastor Tony FinkPaulette LehrCarl Smith

Denise MosloskiChris PierceCarroll HoehnGlenda CliffordDeb BarnesRachel SpencerMae DeWar-AustDru Egeness

In Memory:Phyllis Detert:Norma GronewaldDelores WaterburyBonnie McMurtryDavid and Karen ShumskiMartha Potter SchollDarrel and Muriel KlenzElla Goebel:David and Karen ShumskiNorma Yahnke:David and Karen ShumskiGerald Wink:The Family of GeraldDarrel and Muriel KlenzDonna Conrad:Martha Potter SchollDelores WaterburyNorma GronewoldGenevieve Theobald:Kathy SwiftArdis Brolsma

Genevieve Theobald:Dona and Leroy OpsalCarl and Beverly LavenDoug and Marilyn ForstromDonald Janssen:Mary Ann JanssenTom and Kathy HawkinsJanice Tietje:June WadeRobert and Marlys StegerJames and June TeeslinkTyler Williams:Don and Janice ObergDel Heibert:Norma GronewoldBruce and Jackie EisenmengerLois HartkeLeslie WalkowiakRuth HinrichsDarrel and Muriel Klenz

Jan Tietje:Gail PieserChad and Stacy WadeJon and Jennifer SaxenFamily and Friends

of Jan TietjeJudi PoulsonBruce and Jackie EisenmengerJoy PrullPoy LouieDeb and Dave KroonDale Shaw:Martha Potter SchollSylvia Sheppard:Martha Potter SchollBette Schaub:Deb and Dave KroonCharles Carlson:Don and Marsha AtzenhoeferKaren Swanson:Elaine Kuske

Yvonne Johnson:Delores WaterburyMaxine Cassem:David and Karen ShumskiSue AndersonGracie Mae TenneyCarol Rosenberg:David and Karen ShumskiRuth Miller:Don and Jan ObergWard Belknap:Darrel and Muriel KlenzReed Klenz

In Honor:Ken and Helen Anderson’s 50th Wedding AnniversaryGordon Meier in honor of Margaret Meier’s 100th BirthdayMichael Olson in honor of Margaret Meier’s 100th Birthday

In Kind:Joel DetertKathleen FickenDaniel and Renee St. JohnJerry CassemTom HiebertJames Bolsinger

Donation:Target EmployeesUnited Methodist Women

of WinnebagoUnited Methodist Women

of FairmontDolores PetersRobert and Gracie Mae TenneyJames and Marilyn RockUnited Methodist Women

of Heron LakeFirst United Methodist Church

of WindomKramer Family Funeral HomeDoug and Ann Sheppard

Dear Lakeview Staff: Thank you so much for the beautiful card. Also thank you for the invitation to attend the Service of

Remembrance. I will keep that date on my calendar and hope to come. What a tribute that is to everyone!Our short stay there was so great. Everyone went out of their way so many times. Lakeview was thegreatest place to be and have told our family if I need a rest home (nursing home) that is my wish togo there. Many thanks and I am so happy to have met all of you.

The Family of Robert Naig: Marilyn and Family, Kevin, Brian, Rodney and Todd

Your Musical Talents Enhance our

Campus WorshipWe at Lakeview Methodist are blessed to have volunteers from the community to come and share their musical talents at our Sunday

morning worship service in our Campus Chapel.

Myrna Phelps volunteers to play for the majority ofthe Sunday’s per month, although we would welcome more volunteers to accompany our hymnsat our 10:15 a.m. service to give Myrna more timeto be with her family on Sundays, as well.

We are also blessed with the musical talents ofVal and Curt Carrigan and Grace Brockman in themonths that have a fifth Sunday.

We welcome all forms of special music to add toour worship, whether it be vocal or instrumental.

Please feel freeto call me at

Lakeview Methodist 235-6606,

when you want to volunteer your

musical talents toenhance our

worship experience.The Eternal

benefits are out of this world.

~ Respectfully,Bruce Koskovich,

Chaplain

Ruth Lenort, A Maplewood

Resident, Plays PianoEveryday For The WoodlandManor

Residents Over The

Lunch Hour.

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