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From Our C.E.O. ...Today I am thankful for…our

nurses. A patient just left from her ultrasound appointment and indi-cated that she chose to carry her baby to term vs. having an abortion. Being a nurse at LaVie is not al-ways an easy job, as you can see by reading, A Day in the Life of a LaVie Nurse on page 5.

Today I am thankful for…our staff and volunteers. We are just wrapping up our Baby Bottle Campaign. Our staff and volunteers work countless hours helping with this very important fundraiser. You can see the preliminary results on page 3.

Today I am thankful for…my kids, Niklas (15) and Karson (13). Being a mother is indescribably fantas-tic. Even on my worse days of mothering, it is still, by far, better than my best days without my kiddos. This Mother’s Day, however, not everyone will be celebrat-ing. Maybe it’s because of a miscarriage, a car accident, infertility, or maybe through making the regrettable choice of abortion. I was honored to recently find out that many of our LaVie sponsored days are in honor or in memory of several of our donors’ children. You can find out more about our Sponsor-A-Day Program on page 4.

Today I am thankful for…prayer. While we have been inundated with very abortion minded women over

the last few months, fervent prayers for our patients are being offered

Page 2Material & In-Kind DonationsIn Memory Or HonorMaterial Needs List

Page 4Donor CardSponsor-A-Day Update

Page 5-6A Day in the Life of a LaVie Nurse by Stacie Pannell, RN

continued on page 3...

Cindy Nordstog, C.E.O.

Celebrating 25 YearsJoin the celebration, LaVie’s

Annual Fall Fundraiser - Thursday, September 29th at the Northern Hotel. To find out more, follow us on Facebook or visit our do-nor website at billingscpc.org. You won’t want to miss this year’s event, as we celebrate the hundreds of La-Vie Babies born since we opened our doors 25 years ago.

Keynote Speaker:Yvonne Florczak Seeman

Wife, mother and President and continued on page 5...

| Spring 2016 |

Keynote Speaker: Yvonne Florczak Seeman

www.billingscpc.orgBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Gabe Lapito Chairman

Nate Poetzl Vice Chairman & Board Pastor

Rick Stevens, M.D. Secretary

Gary Rome Treasurer

Jim Day Board Member

Ann-Marie McKittrick Board Member

Bob Brown Board Member

Cindy Nordstog C.E.O.

for LaVie’s Annual Fall Fundraiser

celebrating 25 years – Thursday,

September 29, 2016.

Page 3LaVie’s 15th Annual Baby Bottle Campagin Success

“I appreciate the help you have given me, you are wonderful people.”

Photo by Sali Armstrong

In-Kind DonationsBonanza Health FoodsFaith Chapel Community GroupsSt. Vincent HealthcareDr. Kathleen RyanMary’s Health FoodsMeyerco SprinklersBlake JensenTerry HaanSali ArmstrongCelina RenoPastor Dan Swaningson

In Memory Or HonorIn Memory of:Elfreida Brost in memory of Harlow BrostDick & Nancy Pence in memory of Tami JonesWilma Engen in memory of Landon McGlothlinJames Visser in memory of Barbara VisserJames Visser in memory of Jim VisserShirley Clark in memory of Joe LennemanStephen Van Matre in memory of Ruth Van MatreTom & Patti Dunbar in memory of Edythe McClearyKathy McCleary in memory of Edythe McClearyCathy Pomeroy in memory of Kerri KanningRita Gutenkauf in memory of Linnea PajerskiCrystal Hengel in memory of Charlie MeasimerGreg & Julie Smith in memory of Maeona SmithDr. J. Patrick Byorth in memory of Barbara VisserHelmueth & Rita Leader in memory of Katherine DepnerRichard & Nancy Pence in memory of Wilber OblanderDavid & Jan Vigesaa in memory of Taylor VigesaaJim & Denise Baltus in memory of Collin Jeffrey Fordham

In Honor of:Max & Vickie Miller in honor of Jim & Cari SewardFreyenhagen Construction in honor of Teresa HildebrandBarry & Becky Thompson in honor of Jennifer J’Lynn ThompsonFrederique Olive in honor of Don & Denise MaxwellRobin Iverson in honor of Pulse AccountingDenise Hammer in honor of Melba StumboRose Marie Mitchell in honor of Lauren GoodmanKerry Lou Smith in honor of Michelle Lynn SmithKerry Lou Smith in honor of Karen Jean VowellCristi Wynthein in honor of Joe & Sally MagalskyDr. J. Patrick Byorth in honor of DeAnn VisserRandy & Gail Harmon in honor of Vera Bertram

Material Needs ListAll “New” items:• Plain White Onesies• Neutral colored baby clothes (sizes

newborn/3-6 mos.)• Boy Sleepers and Onesies• Boy Outfit sets• Pacifiers• Bottles• Baby Shampoo, lotion, and body wash• Baby socks• Burp Cloths• Bottle Brushes• Diapers (Newborn and size 1)• Baby Wipes• Swaddling Blankets• Hooded Bath Towels• Baby Wash Cloths• Bibs

“Thank you for helping take some of the financial burden off my shoulders!

You are a blessing!”

Dar AldrichJackie BrannonMickie BrekkeJanet ClarkCarole ClingmanColumbus EvangelicalKrista DavisJulie DenneyBrooke DixonJean EakinMeisha EssexIrene FrankBonnie GeorgeLynette GoodmanLila GordonDaria HaneyCori HartPeggy JokiLois JunsoDebe Kaiser- Stillwater Family Worship Center

Richard KindsfatherKaren KosiarekBeth KrKosaElizabeth LeeDonna LeutholdRuth MasinLisa McDanielJimmy McElroyKari McFarlandAnnie McKeeverMarj MillerDoug & Terri MillerHannah MuellerJudy MurphyArlene NewmanGrant OlsonEllen PlengerDonna PodolakVida PolingSara Roach

Luke RomeSt. Thomas Youth Group/ParishRon ScarianoSheila SchiesserMegan SennCameo StevensBecky ThompsonTana TymonRuth VallevikSharon Van HoozerSelena WangLynne WeberBrenda WilletteMegan WoodRuth YoderAnna YorkAspen View Retirement CenterWhite Cross Group (First Evangelical Free Church)

Thank You for Your Material Donations...

22015 LaVie Christmas Patient Open House

by numerous supporters throughout our community.

Today I am thankful for… YOU! Thank you never seems to be enough to say. Because of what YOU do to support LaVie, lives are being forever changed, babies are being saved, and Jesus’ love is being spread.

Serving Him Together,

...From Our C.E.O. continued from cover

Thank You for making LaVie’s 15th Annual Baby Bottle Campaign a great success!Did you miss this year’s campaign? How about holding a summer Baby Bottle Campaign? Contact us to find out how.

LaVie’s Baby Bottle Campaign continues to be our 2nd largest annual fundraiser. The Campaign is twofold; it provides a significant cash injection preceding our busiest time of the year – summer, and it provides significant community awareness for new partnerships to be formed and potential patients gained.

We are extremely grateful that, once again, dozens of churches in Billings and the surrounding area made LaVie bottles available to their congregations in the weeks preceding Mother’s Day.

While we continue to receive filled baby bottles, we are excited to report total contributions, as of this date, of $39K. With sincere appreciation, we thank everyone who donated to LaVie and to the many church representatives and volunteers

who gave of their time and talents to make this fundraiser possible. We wish to recognize the following individuals for their help with wrapping, packaging, counting, recording, etc.:

Also, “Thank You” to First Interstate Bank for again providing us with one of their coin counting machines which saved us “countless” hours (pun intended) counting coins. Additionally, thank you Neil Clark and Dwight from CPF, Inc. for fixing the machine numerous times.

We would also like to extend a heartfelt “Thank You” to the many church representatives and participating churches. The following are the churches that participated in our 2016 campaign:

Absarokee Evangelical

Berea Baptist Bethel Evangelical

Calvary ChapelChapel of Hope

Assembly of GodChrist the King

Columbus EvangelicalCornerstone

Community ChurchEast Gate Wesleyan

ElevationEmmanuel Baptist

(Billings)Evangelical United

MethodistFaith Chapel

Faith EvangelicalFamily Christian

Center

Fellowship BaptistFirst Alliance

Harvest Evangelical Harvest Lockwood

Heights BaptistHeights Family

Worship Hope CenterHope ChapelHope Church

Joliet WesleyanLaurel Baptist

ChurchMary Queen of

PeaceMount Olive

LutheranNew Apostolic

ChurchNew Hope

Fellowship Lutheran

New Life ChurchNye Community

ChurchOpen Bible

Christian CenterOur Lady of Mercy

Our Savior LutheranParkhill Assembly of

GodRapelje Evangelical

ChurchRed Lodge Alliance

ChurchRocky Mountain

Community ChurchThe Rock Church

Sacred HeartSt. Anthony - Laurel

St. Benedict Roundup

St. BernardSt. Cyril & MethodiusSt. JohnsSt. JosephSt. Mary

St. MichaelSt. NicholasSt. PatrickSt. Pius X

Trinity BaptistTrinity Lutheran

SchoolValley BaptistValley Bible

Valley ChristianWest Side Baptist

Word of LifeYellowstone Valley Lutherans for Life

Betty LillebergMurine KaullPatty Swain

Charlotte LindbergLaVern Woosley

Joan CarrKaren PalsCarol Ruff

Ronda CloseCourtney Lujan

Pastor Joe DillabaughAlex Davies

Vonna HamannValarie BenderAnisia Begger

Alvina BuckJean BrownAlice Kenat

Sara Beth WoodrowJordan Audet

Helen SchneiderJoy Holman

Rose Marie RockwellElevation Youth GroupTrinity Lutheran School

“Everyone did a wonderful job. Super

nice girls and made me feel comfortable.”

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JANUARY1 Columbus Evangelical - 1/2

3 Dr. Greg & Terry Dorow - 1/2

8 Bill & Lynette Michael - 1/2

12 Mike & Joan Matz16 Bill & Susan Cunningham - 1/2

17 Mark & Karmal Verzatt18 Rich & Carol Trees - 1/2

20 Jim & Daphne Sutton23 Michael & Rebecca Power25 David & Maribeth Daines26 St. Pius Knights of

Columbus29 Kerry & Laura Larson - 1/2

30 Ben & Joei Uselman31 Bill & Susan Cunningham - 1/2

FEBRUARY1 Steve & Pauline Tostenrud - 1/2

3 Jason & Stacey Frank (Valet Today) - 1/2

10 Brandi & Gabe Lapito14 Jeff & Lucy Melugin15 Rocky Mountain

Community Church16 David & Sandra Hopkins - 1/2

16 Danielle Watson - 1/2

18 Christ Covenant Reformed Church

23 Steve & Tracy Neary25 Joe & Amy Lierow - 1/2

27 Lynnette Downs - 1/2

28 Douglas Frank

MARCH1 Patrick & Mary Kay Byorth3 Rob Huston - 1/2

4 Broyles Farms (Gary & Sue Broyles)

8 Trinity Lutheran School - 1/2

MARCH (continued)14 Dr. Michael & Rebecca Power16 Dan & Carolyn Farmer17 Dana Lich - 1/2

17 Lynnette Downs - 1/2

18 St. Nicholas Church - 1/2

18 Lonewolf Energy (Trent Sizemore)

22 Dean & Margo Bruschwein - 1/2

25 Ken & Mary Kingman27 Leon & Theresa Roll28 Ken & Chris Kallem30 Christopher Nero

APRIL2 Lyle & Irene Strobel - 1/2

6 Russ & Karen Fagg7 Jon & Nancy Rutt9 William & Patricia McCoy - 1/2

10 Bill & Chris Lohrenz - 1/2

11 Mike & Joan Matz13 Gary & Yvonne Rome13 Kerry & Laura Larson15 Gary & Kathy Hickle16 Dan & Carolyn Farmer19 Carol Truchot20 Bev & Bill Ryan21 Barry & AnnMarie Usher - 1/2

24 DeAnn Visser - 1/2

28 St. Thomas Youth

MAY1 Rocky Mountain

Community Church3 Jesse & Donna Ellis8 Nate & Daria Haney10 Bethel Evangelical Women - 1/2

14 Karleen & Richard Bridges17 Jim & Jennifer Stumbo - 1/2

MAY (continued)17 Frank & Jill Witt18 Nate & Daria Haney24 Richard & Lisa Wood30 Gabe & Anna Holmes - 1/2

30 Leonard & Julie Orth31 Tom & Mary Koelzer

JUNE5 Luke & Brittany Rome7 Mike & Kathy Woods - 1/2

11 Tim & Stacy Compton - 1/2

12 Tom & Melissa Hanser - 1/2

15 Frank & Susan Goffena18 Michael & Laura Williams - 1/2

18 Wes & Nancy Watkins - 1/2

20 Michael & Terena Miller21 Kathy Ryan22 Cristi Wynthein - 1/2

22 Peters Family 23 Allan & Patricia Karell - 1/2

25 Joseph & Elizabeth Kalinowski - 1/2

25 Bud Nelson - 1/2

28 Robert & Cindy Beers28 Chris & Annie Colson29 Chris & Annie Colson

JULY1 Rocky Mountain

Community Church2 Patrick & Mary Kay Byorth12 Gary & Carol Tinnes - 1/2

13 Richard & Vivian Petersson - 1/2

15 Jonathan & Erin Elenbaas16 Ron & Andrea Harmon - 1/2

16 Dean & Margo Bruschwein - 1/2

19 Allan & Patricia Karell - 1/2

JULY (continued)21 Rick & Starr Stevens22 Kevin & Keri Beebe24 Karleen & Richard Bridges25 Sam & Kristell Reck - 1/2

27 Steve & Ann Shaub28 Mark & Karmal Verzatt30 James & Marilyn Kohles

AUGUST1 Donald & Denise Maxwell - 1/2

2 Craig & Vickie Jardine - 1/2

5 Ernie & Leanne Dutton6 Dennis & De Rudolph8 Sam & Kristell Reck - 1/2

9 Dan & Nancy Fry10 Dirk & Christine Arnold - 1/2

12 St. Bernard’s Knights of Columbus

13 Ladd & Heidi Paulson - 1/2

16 Randy & Kim Zickuhr19 John & LaVonne Deeney20 Mark & Heidi Goldy22 Craig & Darcy

Bartholomew22 Simon & Shena Wald - 1/2

23 Brian & Holly Linde27 Herm Elenbaas Family

SEPTEMBER3 Rocky Mountain

Community Church - 1/2

5 Leigh Scherer - 1/2

6 Robert & Cindy Beers8 Robert & Cindy Beers9 Jeremy & Tracie Vogel - 1/2

10 Blake & Denise Jensen11 Mike & Lisa Day (North Star)14 Bud & Joanne Leuthold14 David & Debbie Charles - 1/2

SEPTEMBER (cont.)16 Tim & Stacy Compton - 1/2

16 Rod & Sandi Eaton18 Brandi & Gabe Lapito22 Tra & Kristi Williams23 Samantha Morris -

Chemnet - 1/2

24 Terry & Tena Moore27 Dennis & Bonnie

McGinnis - 1/2

28 Nancy Van Maren & George Fink

OCTOBER1 Ken & Chris Kallem4 Mike & Joan Matz5 Mylo & Calvin Lane6 Lynnette Downs - 1/2

8 New Hope Fellowship10 Brian & Alisha Starr11 Harry & Sue Staley13 Chanda Lytton - 1/2

13 Shauna & Douglas Leeds - 1/2

25 Terry & Tena Moore27 David & Kim Mork - 1/2

29 Nancy Barbula - 1/2

NOVEMBER1 Rocky Mountain

Community Church - 1/2

7 Brian & Holly Linde8 Chuck & Cindy Patterson12 Tim & Stacy Compton - 1/2

13 Kay Kennedy14 Lydia Stark15 Kerry & Laura Larson - 1/2

20 Bart & Dorothy Coslet - 1/2

22 Mike & Debra Hagan - 1/2

25 Ray & Charla Christopher - 1/2

25 Kris & Cindy Nordstog - 1/2

NOVEMBER (cont.)25 Daphne & James Sutton - 1/2

29 Jeff & Amy Laverman

DECEMBER1 Jean McNally6 Mike & Lorrie Bernhardt7 Samuel & Dianne Smith - 1/2

8 Frank & Jill Witt11 Danielle Watson - 1/2

13 Dennis & Evonne Brown14 Ben & Joei Uselman15 Kendal Lee - 1/2

17 Pat & Penni Casey18 Andy & Joy Holman - 1/2

20 Nate & Daria Haney22 Nate & Daria Haney24 Rocky Mountain

Community Church25 St Thomas Knights of

Columbus27 Richard & Elaine

Wurscher - 1/2

30 Greg & Kathy Murphy30 John & Stacie Pannell

DATE NOT YET CHOSENRyan & Amy HelgesonSteve & Gayla KelleyFr. Bart & Rebecca Stevens - 1/2

Elevation ChurchJoseph & Shannon BloyderAnnette Yeager - 1/2

Steven & Christine Arnold - 1/2

Dennis & Carol LawrenceColby & Anna ChapmanAnthony & Bonnie GeorgePeggy Bergsagel - 1/2

Bill & Tiffany Glennon

Sponsor-A-Day UpdateWe are blessed by the generosity of our

donors and want to let you know that 200 of the 365 days in the year are represented through either full or half day sponsorship. We are grateful for your investment in the lives of young women, men and their unborn children. The program continues to provide a firm foundational income for the ministry of LaVie in both locations.

How does it work? At the time of implementing Sponsor-a-Day in 2006, we took our annual budget and divided all expenses, from light bulbs to building payments, by 365. We have only increased our Sponsor-a-Day rate once during these past ten years to try to keep pace with rising costs. The amount needed is $900; which

is the cost of operating both locations free of charge to the community. It seemed a lot to ask our donors to write a check for that amount, so we break it down into 12 payments or $75.00 monthly. You can also choose to sponsor ½ day for $450 which breaks down to $37.50 monthly. You decide which day of the year to sponsor and let us know. If that date has already been chosen, you may choose another. You may want to honor the date of a birthday, anniversary or other special event in your life.

If you want to know more about Sponsor-a-Day, please call LaVie and ask for Cindy or Carol at 652-4868. You may also sign up and donate through our secure website at www.billingscpc.org.

o I want to be a Sponsor-A-Day Donor: o Full Day: o $75/month for 12 months o $900 one time gift o Half Day: o $37.50/month for 12 months o $450 one time gift

o I will make a one time gift: o $1,000 o $500 o $100 o $_____________

o I would like to make a monthly gift of $______________

o I would like to subscribe to the Email Newsletter.

o I would like to volunteer. Please contact me.

Pro women Pro men

and Pro family!

For over 25 years!

Thank youfor all the little things!

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A Day in the Life of a LaVie Nurse by Stacie Pannell, RN7:25 Drop son at school. 7:50 Call from son asking to bring a new pair of pants as his tore when he tripped in band. 8:05 Call from daughter at school asking for a ride in 45 minutes – denied. 8:25 Arrive at doctor appointment for bad knee to discuss future knee replacement – put off as long as possible – message received. 9:00 Call to LaVie receptionist to see if there are any walk-in patients. 9:15 Devotion and prayer with co-workers.

9:30 Calls to patients giving lab results for STDs and US (ultrasound) results from radiologist; one patient is crying trying to understand how she tested + for Chlamydia as she is married and hasn’t been with anyone else for 2 years. 10:00 Scheduled patient doesn’t show. 10:15 Discussion with nurse manager about how to handle the boyfriend of my next patient. During last appointment he was escorted away by police. 10:30 Patient shows up for her ultrasound with a new boyfriend who stays in car. She was thinking about adoption, and will carry this pregnancy to term no matter what, but she is trying to figure out how she can parent. She denies current drug use, but I am suspicious. Referrals to community resources to include adoption,

and instructions to obtain a prenatal care appointment this week are given. Patient is scheduled for a follow up ultrasound to check on her progress with housing, her health and prenatal care. 12:00 New patient here for a pregnancy test and ultrasound. She indicates on her initial paperwork she is only considering abortion and has support for that option from the father of the baby and her brother. She thinks she is about 9 weeks along and wants to discuss what abortion looks like at this point. Ultrasound showed a very active second trimester fetus with an audible heartbeat, which patient watched quietly; pictures declined. Patient will wait to make a final decision until she has taken a long weekend to process the information she received today, including surgical abortion procedure at this gestation. I am trying to hold it together in a professional way while plainly speaking of the devastation which would occur to this baby’s body that we just watched kicking and turning in her womb. She indicates that she doesn’t hold any spiritual beliefs and does not want to discuss it today. She is crying about her situation and, due to her lack of belief and lack of emotional intimacy with the father, will be carrying this burden alone. Not alone – we will be praying for her and will check in by phone. Please help this woman and her baby, Dear Lord! And please help me to show her love! Help her to know You! Help!!!

1:00 Patient who has been scheduled 4 different times for an ultrasound calls receptionist to say she will be 20 minutes late and is looking for a ride.1:30 Patient calls saying she found a ride and will be here in 20 minutes. 2:30 New patient arrives for a scheduled ultrasound and is filling out paperwork. 2:35 Patient who was scheduled at 1:00 runs in. She is informed that we can still do her ultrasound, but she will need to wait 30-45 minutes and can watch a pregnancy DVD while waiting. She storms out and gets into a car.

...Celebrating 25 Years continued from cover

Founder of Love From Above, Inc. and the Time to Speak POWER movement, Yvonne Florczak-Seeman was just six-teen years old when she made the agonizing decision to end the life of her unborn child. She can still vividly remember the visit to the abortion clinic. She can recall people telling her that her situation was “temporary” and that in just a few

hours it would all be over. They couldn’t have been more wrong. During the three hours at the abortion clinic, Yvonne was never advised what the long-term consequences would be. The true result of that abortion was the complete destruc-tion of her life for the next twenty years.

“…words cannot describe how wonderfully

I have been treated.”

“This was an amazing opportunity.”

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2:40 I follow patient to her darkly tinted car and ask her to roll down the window; she gets out of the car. I tried to talk her into staying, but she states she has to leave. I am suspicious of her current drug use.2:45 Performed an ultrasound for a sweet young engaged couple who recently moved to town. This pregnancy wasn’t planned, but they are excited and want to do everything they can to have a healthy pregnancy. Gave them as much information as I could and signed them up for DUET (pregnancy and parenting education) classes. 3:30 Eating lunch while finishing charting and logs. 3:35 Kids called to say they made it home from school; instructions given to do chores and practice music. 3:45 Patient from two days ago returned call to get her ultrasound results. She was considering abortion as she has two children, one with very significant special needs, and no help from their fathers, who both have addiction issues. She states she has decided she is going to carry to term and parent due to her spiritual beliefs and the emotional toll abortion would have on her. Thank you Father! Task set up on calendar to call her in a week to check in. 4:00 New patient, who is a college student, arrived for a scheduled pregnancy test. She isn’t sure if she

read her test correctly at home. My test shows she is positive for pregnancy. She told her boyfriend, and although she knows for certain this baby is his, he is questioning her about paternity. An ultrasound is scheduled as patient wants to show him that this is his baby. She hasn’t told her parents, but she lives with them. She wants to wait until after the ultrasound and believes they will be supportive. She is tearful, as she is nervous about how this will change her life, but she is also worried about miscarriage and wants to do everything she can to be healthy. She will start by taking the vitamins given to her today. 4:45 Ultrasound reports filled out and faxed to radiologist 4:55 Garbages emptied, rooms tidied, logs locked up, ultrasound machine shut down, logged out of computer, lights off. 5:15 Call home to have kids start the rice cooker, leave the building and pray for Jesus to take all the patients’ burdens of the day before I get home.

...A Day in the Life continued from page 5

YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD March March 3/2010 3/2011 3/2012 3/2013 3/2014 3/2015 3/2016 2015 2016

PregnancyTests 193 211 184 180 217 217 213 63 80

Ultrasounds 94 142 100 86 130 131 140 43 39STI Tests NA NA 20 51 40 31 63 8 29DUET Classes NA NA 86 133 142 119 179 39 56*YTD, LaVie’s abortion minded patients (patients that have an abortion plan) are up by 26%