PETER BECKER COMMUNITY Treasured€¦ · So it was no surprise that our new tag line became...

A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4

A Year of

Embracing life’s treasured moments.

Treasured Moments

P E T E R B E C K E R C O M M U N I T Y

32 Embracing Life’s Treasured Moments Compassionate Care, Extraordinary CaringAR 2013-14 • Peter Becker Community Peter Becker Community • AR 2013-14

Over the last year at Peter Becker Community we have been working on a branding project – what it really means when you say that you are

part of Peter Becker Community. During this year we have discovered that everything that happens at Peter Becker is a treasured moment to someone – resident, staff, volunteer, visitor. Just about anyone who spends any time here will have a treasured moment. These are times that just make you smile – they are special and unforgettable and they become a part of your life’s story. So it was no surprise that our new tag line became “Embracing Life’s Treasured Moments.” This takes all the words of our mission statement and turns them into something that you can feel. It is the heart of what we do.

Every day, we see our residents champion the challenges of aging. And when we thought about what words best describe what happens in our health care center, we realized that the best words to describe it were “Compassionate Care, Extraordinary Caring.” This is just what we do. I have always said that our staff does more than just care for our residents – they care about them. And we have also found that our residents care about the staff too. Together we become a community of caring.

In this annual report you will see and read about many of life’s treasured moments and the compassionate care that helps to support those we serve.

As I approach my upcoming retirement, I think back on the many treasured moments that I have had at Peter Becker Community over the last 8 plus years. There are so many that I will be able to take with me when I leave this wonderful place. I have been blessed to work with great staff and a dedicated Board of Directors. I have been thankful every day for the opportunity to serve in this place. Thank you for your continued support of Peter Becker Community, whether it be in terms of time or talent or treasure. I keep you in my prayers daily.

Our mission, based on the Church of the Brethren values of service, integrity, simplicity and love, is to meet the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of all members of the Peter Becker Community. Additionally, we are committed to advocate for affordable housing and related services in partnership with local housing authorities and other community partners to enhance our ability to serve a wider scope of residents.

Embracing Life’s Treasured

MomentsOfficersCarol Berster, NHA, CASPF President/Chief Executive OfficerCarol DeLancey, NHA, Senior Vice President/Chief Operating OfficerTim McQuaid, MBA Vice President/Chief Financial OfficerHarry McConnell, MBA, SPHR Vice President of Human ResourcesPaul Nye, DMin, CFRE Vice President of Mission Support

Board of DirectorsJohn L. Frankenfield, BA Chairman of the Board James L. Hershey Chair Elect of the BoardJacqueline S. Howenstein, MSN, RN, CEN Secretary of the BoardThomas E. Nolan, AAS, BS, DVM Treasurer of the Board Mark E. Baliles, MDivStuart R. Suter, PhD, Esq. Cynthia Limbert, RN, BSN Terry Page Rev. Ronald G. Lutz Donald P. Bryant, BSRev. Robert H. Coble, BA, MDiv Resident Representative to the Board

94 residents, staff, family members and friends

modeled in thebranding photo shoot.

PHOTOS: The photos on these pages represent nine of the scenarios that were developed to represent life at Peter Becker Community. Thank you to all the residents, staff, family members and volunteers who happily participated and became faces of the community.

Carol Berster, President & CEO

ANNUAL REPORT EDITORIAL TEAM: Chief Editors: Carol Berster and Barb Keller Creative Director: Colleen Algeo Photography: Love & Company, Colleen Algeo, Dan Gallagher, Irma Burns, Austen HartContributors: Carol DeLancey, Tim McQuaid, Paul Nye, Harry McConnell, Mike Tasch, Cindy Hollis, Kate Roberts, Joe Monserrat, Irma Burns and Trevor Moore

© 2014 Peter Becker Community


SIGNIFICANT MOMENTS ARE WORTHY OF SPECIAL ATTENTION. Our special accomplishments this year include having our residents, staff and volunteers model for our new brochure; organizing our

first Senior Winter Olympics; creating a home for the declining honey bee population; recognizing three employees for 30 years of services; and celebrating birthdays for three residents who are 100+.

The Senior Winter Olympics were great fun and included participants from all areas of our campus. Ice fishing was exciting, but the opening and closing ceremonies were especially memorable. For two days this summer professional photographers were on our campus taking in all the beauty of the land and buildings and focusing on our residents and other models enjoying everyday life at Peter Becker. Our cover photo is just one example of residents interacting with others enjoying life. I’d say that’s significant!

Our Green Team sponsored the establishment of honey beehives on our campus. We benefit from this in two ways. The honey bee population is dwindling and this will eventually have a major effect on the sources of foods we take for granted today. The other benefit is that we are using the extracted honey in our dining services and are able to make available small “honey bears” for sale to our residents and staff.

It is pretty significant when we have three staff members who were recognized for 30 of service this year – especially since we have only been in operation for 43 years. We do have a staff member who has been here for 42 of those 43 years. And I just love to talk about our residents who seem to be redefining age. Frank Knerr is 103 – see the photo below; Ella Tweedie still lives in her own apartment at 101 – she didn’t seem to think it was a big deal; and Rose Splendor is still beautiful at 101. It is great to listen to the stories that these folks have to tell.

Moments of Significance

60 Olympic medals were

awarded at our first ever Senior Winter Olympics.

18 different events

took place January 9th-23rd.

Number Crunch:Marketing: 19 photo scenarios developed to represent resident life

18 new print pieces replaced outdated versions 2 new company taglines introduced

78 pages of content created for the new website

Senior Winter Olympics:15 days of sporting events energized the community

Honey Bees: 2 hives are sharing our campus

Employees:22 earned service awards3 recognized for 30 years

Centenarians:3 residents are 100+Frank Knerr (below) at 103 is the most senior resident

PHOTOS: Top Left: Our Olympic version of ice fishing. Bottom Row L-R: 1. The first scene of re-branding photo shoot was held in the labyrinth. 2. Photo shoot volunteers, Jerry and Pat Litschi, pretend to take a selfie with Noah Baliles. 3 & 4. Honey bees live here and make our life a little sweeter. 5. Ginny Henderson, Arlene Yothers and Susan Cooper receive 30-year service awards. 6. Rose Splendor celebrates her 101st birthday with daughter, Joan Braun. 7. 101-year-old Ella Tweedie is flanked by her son, Harry, and daughter-in-law, Mary. 8. At 103, Frank Knerr is our most senior snowball thrower and resident. Top Right: LaRue Alderfer celebrates her medal winnings.

Honey Bees Photo Credit: Austen Hart1

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THESE ARE MOMENTS THAT ARE NOT EASILY forgotten. At the top of the list is a once-in-a-lifetime event for 10 of our veterans. They participated in an all-

expense paid bus trip provided by the Honor Flight Network. This organization transports veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit the memorials dedicated to honor their service and sacrifice. More than 250 veterans and their guardians filled six buses. According to Janice Barndt, “It was just extraordinary how appreciated and respected I felt. There were fire trucks with flags hoisted over the bus route and people everywhere waving flags, saluting and shaking my hand. It was a truly unforgettable experience.”

In the awards category, Sanford Alderfer was given the 11th Annual Adventures in Excellence Award from the Penn Foundation. He was recognized for encouraging others to maximize their God-given potential and for his longevity of service to the community. Dr. Dennis L. Moyer was inducted into the Souderton Area High School Hall of Fame, and 22 employees received awards for service longevity.

Very memorable was the visit by Ali Abbas Apagu, a member of the Church of the Brethren in Nigeria. He spoke to us about the troubles that Christians are facing in Nigeria. Residents responded with prayers and a new understanding.

10 PBC veterans were

honored through the Honor Flight Network.

Making MemoriesCommunity residents on the June 2014 Honor Flight Network trip

Dan GallagherDominick DeSalvo

Janice BarndtMike TaylorRuss MoserDick Eckard

Walt HolbergDick LownesBill SayersBill Schwar

104 veterans club members

2 residents received community awards

22 employees received service awards

4 employees are using the tuition reimbursment program

PHOTOS: Top Left: Dan Gallagher shakes hands with former Senator Bob Dole as Dominick DeSalvo looks on. Bottom Row L-R: 1. Hundreds of people waved flags at the tour buses. 2. Russ Moser pictured at the Vietnam War Memorial. 3. The overpasses en route to Washington staged police and fire companies saluting and waving flags. 4. Sanford Alderfer received an award from The Penn Foundation. 5. Dennis Moyer portrait. 6. Employee service award winners. 7. A moment of prayer for Christians in Nigeria. Top Right: Mike Taylor and Janice Barndt wearing medals of appreciation for their efforts in the Korean War.

Honor Flight Network Photo Credits: Dan Gallagher1

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Moments to Remember

Photo Credit: Irma Burns


SWEET MOMENTS HAPPEN NATURALLY WHERE THE

word “home” represents both a feeling and a place. Every day,

our calendars are filled with interesting activities, classes,

clubs, workouts, events and entertainment with one thing in mind –

the well-being of our community members. This year, our residents

had the opportunity to enjoy a fall costume party, have lunch with

Santa, compete in the Senior Winter Olympics, get engulfed in a

weather simulator, paint our CEO into an exhibit for our annual Flower

Show, enjoy a Spring High Tea with friends and family, watch cooking

demonstrations, join an art class, act up, dress up and even sing and

dance. And that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Life here is sweet because

we make it a point to provide lots of opportunites for connections. The

rest happens naturally between people.

I am so glad that I was provided with a full painting suit to wear when

I was painted by the residents. It was great fun. I then got to dress as a

clown and be an honorary part of the Flower Show Gang. These are the

sweet moments that I will truly miss as I move on to the next stage of

my life – but those moments are sure to continue here at Peter Becker

because that’s just what happens here.

Fun Facts: 293 people volunteered for us

28,657 volunteerhours worked

Volunteer hours amount to$629,028 of added value to our organization

Residents visited 43different restaurants

2,266 miles of excursions

More than 100 weekly clubs and activities

100% of the fresh produce used by dining services is grown within a 100 mile radius.

27 tons of paper recycled

PHOTOS: Top Left: Having a little fun are members of the Flower Show Gang when they painted Carol Berster into one of the backdrops for “Cirque Du Bloom.” Bottom Row L-R: 1. Mary Landis shares tea and smiles with her daughter, Sue. 2. Connie Gullo, Gloria Rich, Karen Lodwig and Cora Williams lift their teacups at the Spring High Tea. 3. Elwood Kolb enjoys a visit from Santa (our own Tim Shearer). 4. Lorraine Ziegler and Grace Landis get into the spirit of Halloween. 5. A weather simulator was created on campus to demonstrate things like tornados, hurricanes and rain. There was even a little rainfall in the room. 6. Captain Joe (Monserrat) is shown cruising with Marge Moore and Jean Curry. 7. Artists (L-R) Eleanor Kennedy, Joe Bussman, Joe Pullen, Al Sponagle, Joan and Dan Gallagher took fine arts classes. 8. The day before the Flower Show is a little hectic, but Janice Barndt and Betty Keck enjoy the finishing touches. Top Right: Our beloved 2014 Flower Show Gang.

113 residents helped

build the Flower Show

exhibits.

6,500 people joined us

for the “Cirque du Bloom”

Flower Show.

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SweetMoments


21%Nursing

5%Personal Care

15%Dining

Services

HousekeepingLaundry

15%Facilities

Management

6%

Support Services

16%General

& Admin.

14%Depreciation

Interest

4% 4%

Operating Expenses

Other Revenue

93%Resident Revenue

Contributions

3% 4%

Operating Revenue

Operating RevenueContributions .....................................$ 608,627 Resident Revenue ..............................$ 19,463,963 Other Revenue ...................................$ 778,767

Total Operating Revenue .............................................$ 20,851,357

Operating ExpensesNursing .........................................$ 4,336,424 Personal Care ...............................$ 1,031,911 Dining Services .............................$ 3,105,976 Housekeeping & Laundry .............$ 795,297 Support Services ..........................$ 769,215 Facilities Management .................$ 3,094,004 General and Admin ......................$ 3,188,572 Depreciation.................................$ 2,874,642 Interest .........................................$ 1,196,568

Total Operating Expenses .......... $20,392,609

Net from Operations ................. $ 458,748

If you would like a full copy of the audited financial statements of Peter Becker Community, please call Tim McQuaid at 215-256-9501.

by Tim McQuaid, CFO

2013-14Financial Report

459 residents count on us

to deliver what wepromise. So we do.

MeasurableMoments MeasurableMoments

300 employees

respond to the needs of the community.

237,756 Meals Served46 New Employees

Joined the Team58 Residents and 36 Employees

Regularly Use the YMCA


Good Neighbors:11 Residents & Staff took part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

$30,000is provided to local charities and educational events through our online auction

3 Local Food Banksbenefit from our food drives

22 Walkers (including a puppy) represented PBC in the Alzheimer’s Walk

181 Seniorsattended Expanding Horizons continuing education programs

250 Guests attended the Health & Wellness Fair

PHOTOS: Left Top: PBC’s ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in action. Bottom Row L-R. 1. Video snapshot of Harry McConnell’s starring role. 2. The ALS group prepares as residents start to pour. 3. Guests enjoy the Health & Wellness Fair. 4. Residents Ed Knechel, Roy Feiss and Robert Coble built catapults for the local school district. 5. Team members stop for a photo at the Alzheimer’s Walk. Top Right: Family members of all kinds happily joined the Peter Becker Walking Team.

34 local charitable organizations

benefit from our online auction.

11residents doused staff members for

the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.

11Residents douced staff members for

1 cause awareness video was created.You can see it online by going to: http://www.youtube.com/PBCvideos1

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DEFINING MOMENTS ARE TIMES WHEN THE ESSENTIAL nature of the organization is revealed. While we are a continuing care retirement community, we are also part of the community that

surrounds us. We realize that our not-for-profit status is a privilege that we need to earn every day. And so we not only continue to serve residents who have run out of funds through no fault of their own, but we also reach out to the greater community. In July, we accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge from our friends at Frederick Living. We asked 11 of our residents to pour ice water onto nine incredibly willing team members – all to raise awareness of our human responsibility to reach out and help others in need. Follow the link to our YouTube Channel (on the left hand page) to see the video of this defining moment. Members of our community also participated in a “Help End Alzheimer’s Walk” and built catapults for the local special education program.

For the last several years we have been holding an online auction. A committee of residents, staff and other friends of Peter Becker Community gather to collect donated items to “sell” on the auction. The proceeds raised from the auction are given to local not-for-profit organizations including fire and police departments, food banks, playgrounds and theaters. These funds also help sponsor educational events such as our annual Health & Wellness Fair. It’s our way of being good neighbors in the community we serve.

And while we are tax exempt, for more than 5 years now, we have made Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOTS) to the township, the county and the school district because we understand it is our responsibility to help support those who support us. We at Peter Becker Community are all about service


Mr. Larry Landes Ms. Lola Landes Mrs. Sarah Landes Ms. Donna Landis Mrs. Lea Landis Mrs. Marjorie Landis Mrs. Mary Landis Mr. & Mrs. Merrill Landis Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Larson Ms. Mary Latsha Latsha, Davis, & McKenna PC Laurel Professional Services, LLC Mrs. Pauline Lerch Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lewis Mr. Otto Liepin Mr. & Mrs. Luther Lightcap Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Limbert Mr. & Mrs. Gerold Litschi Ms. Karen Lodwig Lombardi & Associates Mrs. Diane Long Mr. Henry Longacre Mr. James Lorenz Love & Company Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lownes Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Lowry Mrs. Muriel Ludwig Mrs. Norma Lugar Ms. Arlene Lutz Rev. & Mrs. Ronald Lutz Mrs. Nora Lyons Mr. John Macgregor Mrs. Sara Macinskas Ms. Wilhelmina Mac Kay Ms. Adeline Madden Mr. & Mrs. Glyn Mangum Ms. Lynn Marshall Ms. Christina Mason Ms. Carol Mattern Ms. Connie Maurer Maza & David Mr. & Mrs. John McAnally Mr. & Mrs. Earl McClure Mr. & Mrs. Harry McConnell Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold McCormick Mr. George McGinley Mr. & Mrs. Allen McIntyre Mr. & Mrs. Timothy McQuaid Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Meeter Mennonite Historians of Eastern PA Mennonite Heritage Center Merck Partnership For Giving Merck Sharp & Dohme Federal Credit UnionMr. Richard Metz Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Meyer Mrs. Shirley Michel Mrs. Phyllis Mihalik Milestones in Music LLC Millennium Moving Co. Mr. Ernest Miller Mrs. Josephine Miller Mr. & Mrs. Paul Miller Mrs. Vera Mitsch Mooney’s Relocation Specialists, Inc. Mr. Albert Moore Mrs. Marguerite Moore Ms. Erma Morgan Mr. Russell Moser Mr. Larry Moss Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Moyer Mr. Donald Moyer Mr. & Mrs. Donald Moyer Mr. Ernest MoyerMr. John Moyer Mrs. K. Suzanne Moyer

Mrs. Marion Moyer Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Moyer Mr. Timothy Moyer Moyer Indoor-Outdoor Mr. Wayne Mumbauer N.F. Landis & Son Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nace Mr. Brent Nafziger Mr. Michael Nester Mr. & Mrs. H.K. Nevalls Ms. Charlotte Nixon Mrs. Alice Noblit Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Nolan Mrs. Catherine Nuding Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nuss Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Nyce Mrs. Marguerite Nyce Mrs. Marian Nyce Mr. Paul Nye Odyssey Travel Mrs. Myrtle Osenbach P.K. Moyer & Sons, Inc. Ms. Angela Paci Mrs. Therese Page Mr. William Paige Palm Schwenkfelder Church Mr. & Mrs. Jim Paul PBC Auxiliary PBC Sunday Morning Worship Pecker & Abramson PennSuburban Chamber of Commerce Perkiomen Tours & Travel Dr. Brooks Peters, DPMPhiladelphia First Church of the BrethrenMr. & Mrs. Robert & Barbara Pierce Mr. Richard Pietroski Ms. Doris Prager Prelude Services, Inc. Mr. Daniel Price Mr. & Mrs. Donald Price Esq. Mrs. James Price Primerica Mr. William Proctor Mr. Joseph Pullen QNB Queen’s Health Center II Mrs. Ruth Quinn R. Dale Ziegler, Inc. Mr. Richard Rachor Mr. Lee Rankin Mrs. Dorothy Rapine Mr. Robert Raudenbush Ms. Margaret Reed Mrs. Mary Reichley Mrs. Helen Louise Reitz Mr. Theodore Repella Mrs. Barbara Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. James & Gloria Rich Mr. Paul Richart Richter Drafting & Office Supply Mrs. Lauranne Richwagen Dr. Thomas Riethof Robert C. Wenger Charitable Trust Mrs. Kathryn Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rogers Dr. Kelly Rose Ms. Christine Rosner Roy K. Godshall Trust, FBO Paul R. Godshall Mrs. Pat Royer Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford, P.C.Mrs. Virginia Rumford Mrs. Ruth Rush Ms. Blanche Ruth Mrs. Dorothy Ruth

Mr. Leonard Ruth Mr. Walter Rutko Sadler-Suess Funeral Home Ms. Deanne Sandt Sanford Alderfer Companies Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sargent Mrs. Edith Sayers Mr. & Mrs. David Schafer Schang-Hai Gallerie Mrs. Louise Scheckenbach Mrs. Margaret Scheid Ms. Catherine Scheuren Mr. Franklin Schlegel Mr. Dennis Schlosser Mrs. Esther Schlosser Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schmoyer Ms. Diana Schoch Mr. William Schwar Mrs. Carrie Schwarz Mrs. Anita Schwendt Mrs. Elaine Seitz Mr. & Mrs. Lon Seitz Seitz, Leatherman & Kolb, LLC Mr. Amos Seldomridge Senior Helpers Senior Medical Services, Inc./Millis Eye Assoc.Mrs. Jacqueline Shafer Shafer Elder Law Mr. Richard Shaner Ms. Sandra ShearerMrs. Tracey Shearer Mr. & Mrs. Bud Sherry Mr. Arthur Shive Mrs. Grace Shive Ms. Hilda Shrader Mrs. Martine Shupard Siemens Industry, Inc. Skippack Church of the Brethren Mr. & Mrs. Edward Skorpinski Mr. Charles Slaw, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Donald & Norma Smith Ms. Molly Souder Mrs. Norma Specht Mrs. Louise Sperber-Wilkens Ms. Joan A. Splendor Mr. Alvin Sponagle Mr. John Stack, IIIMr. & Mrs. Jesse Stemple Mrs. Deloris Stevens Mrs. Ruth Stokes Ms. Mildred Stoutenburgh Ms. Shirley Stover Mr. Christopher Strivieri Ms. Josephine Stuba Mr. Edwin Stulb Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stupka Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Suchecki Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Suter Mrs. Beverly Swartz Ms. Ruth Swingle Take Shape for Life Mrs. Mary Sue Tamea Mr. & Mrs. Michael Tasch Mr. Merrill Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Temple Mrs. Mildred Texter Thermatech Corporation Mr. Robert Thompson Towne Monitoring Service Ms. Suzanne Tritsch Ms. Carol Tucker Ms. Marian Underwood Univest Financial Services Mrs. Grace Van Fossen

Mrs. Margery VanOmmeren Mr. Edward Varon Mr. Lefter Vassil Ms. Carol Volz Mr. & Mrs. Ernst Voorhoeve Ms. Esther Wack Mrs. Arlene Wambold Mr. Eugene Wampler Mr. Warren Ward Ms. Karen Warner Mrs. Joyce Watts Mrs. Betty Jean Way Weaver Reckner Reinhart Dental AssociatesMr. Edwin Weigner The Weimer Group Mrs. Loretta Weitzel Ms. Chris Weller Wellness Initiatives Massage Mr. Scott Wetherbee Mrs. Norma Wetterau Mrs. Anne White Joseph Wiedemeier Mr. Eric Wiesenhutter Mr. Joseph Wilkens Ms. Cora Williams Williams-Bergey-Koffel Funeral Home, Inc.Frances Wills Mrs. Connie Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Winder Mr. William Wise Mrs. Jeannette Witte Mr. & Mrs. John Yates Ms. Evelyn Yeagle Reverend Earl Yoder Mrs. Arlene Yothers Mr. Donald Young Ms. Mary Anne Zane Mr. & Mrs. William Zane Mr. Roy Zeiher Mrs. Lorraine Ziegler Mrs. Lulu Belle Ziegler Mr. Brent Zintak Mr. Joseph Zipley

*Gifts received after June 30, 2014 will be acknowledged in the next annual report. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If your records do not agree with ours, please contact Paul A. Nye, Vice President of Mission Support, at 215-703-4015.

Donors Listed AlphabeticallyAbington Health-Lansdale Hospital Action Karate Ms. Audrey Adams Mr. Bruce Adler Aflac Mr. & Mrs. Edward Aichele Mr. & Mrs. William Aichele Air Products & Chemicals Inc. Ms. Brenda Albertson Judge Kent Albright Mrs. Elizabeth Alderfer Ms. Judy Alderfer Mrs. Kathryn Alderfer Mr. & Mrs. Murray Alderfer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Alderfer Mr. Sanford Alderfer Alderfer Glass Company Mr. & Mrs. Charles Alfano Mr. & Mrs. William Algeo Ms. Betty Jane Allen Mr. Frank Allen Jr.Allstate Insurance Co. Altek Business Systems, Inc. Ms. Amanda Alwine Ms. Eileen Ambler Ambler Church of the Brethren Ms. Mildred Anderson Mrs. Veronica Andrews Anonymous Aramark Uniform Services Asher’s Chocolates Assembly Image Management, Inc. Ms. Danielle Astheimer Atlantic Northeast District COB Mr. & Mrs. Jack Badger Mr. & Mrs. William Baker Bethanne Baley Pastor & Mrs. Mark Baliles Ms. Elizabeth Ball Bally Savings Bank Mrs. Christel Barker Mrs. Janice Barndt Ms. Carol Barth Bartholomew Concrete & Excavating Co.Bayada Home Health Care Mrs. Blanche Bechtel Ms. Thelma Becker Benchmark Construction Co., Inc. Mrs. Doreen Bender Mrs. Naomi Bergey Bergey’s, Inc. Mrs. Edith Bergner Berks Ridge Company Enterprises, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Fran Berster Mr. Clifford BishopMr. & Mrs. J. Merrill BishopMrs. Helen Bogle Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bolton Mr. Edward Bonner Mrs. Donna Boswell Mr. & Mrs. John Bowman Ms. Lois Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Martin Brenner Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bretherick Bricker, Landis & Hunsberger Mr. Richard Briggs Mr. Al Brinson

Mr. Hal Brockmann Brown & Brown InsuranceMs. Patricia Bub Mrs. Dorothy Bucher Mr. & Mrs. Werner Buschmann Ms. Walda Bush Mr. Joseph Bussmann Mrs. Ruth Butler C & S Lawn and Landscape, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Caccese Ms. Dorothy Cardell Caruso Benefits Group Mrs. Cathy Casella Mrs. Bonnie Cassel Mrs. Marian Cassel Ms. Lydia Chadwick Chariot Solutions Chyten Education Center of Blue Bell Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Claus Mr. & Mrs. Lester Clemens Clemens Cleaners Clemens Food Group Mrs. Catherine Clemmer Mr. Leroy Clemmer Reverend & Mrs. Robert Coble Mr & Mrs. Chris Collier Ms. Helen Conlen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Constable Contract Environments, Inc. Contract Pharmacy Services, Inc. Ms. Ellen Coonan Mrs. Shirley Cooper Ms. Susan Cooper Ms. Adah Crowley Mr. Edwin Cummings CURA Hospitality Ms. Jean Curry Curtis Solutions Network, Inc. Cynthia L. Goodin, LLC Mr. & Mrs. William D’Happart Mr. Darin Daley Mrs. Pat Davis Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dayock Ms. Carol Delancey Delaware Valley Hearing Aid Services Delcrest Medical Service, Inc. Mrs. Ellen Dennis Mr. & Mrs. Dominick DeSalvo Ms. Kim Detweiler Detweiler, Hershey & Associates Mr. & Mrs. William Detwiler Ms. Cindy Diccianni Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dilks Ms. Julia DiMaria Mr. & Mrs. Gene Diseroad Ms. Karen Distler Mr. Stuart Dockeray Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Donnelly Mrs. Mary Dougan Mr. Thomas Dougherty Mr. & Mrs. William Drain Mrs. Lorraine Dreby Drexel Hill Church of the Brethren Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Duckman Mr. Richard Eckard Mr. Robert Edmond Mr. & Mrs. James Edwards Ms. Katherine Edwards

Ms. Teresa Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Howard Eifert Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth Ensminger Everence Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ewald Excel Communications Worldwide, Inc. Faith Church of Worcester Family Heritage Gift Shop Mr. & Mrs. Roy Feiss Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Fell Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Ferich Mr. & Mrs. Theodore & Teresa Fernes First Niagara Bank First Priority Bank Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fisher Mr. George Ford Mrs. Glen Forsyth Mrs. Rita Fox FIFS Franconia Insurance & Financial ServicesMr. James Frank Mr. & Mrs. Earl Frankenfield Mr. & Mrs. John Frankenfield Mrs. Gladys Frantz Mr. T. Dale Frederick Mr. Walter FrederickMrs. Nancy Freed Mrs. June Fretz Mrs. Mary Frick Mrs. Nancy Frock Ms. Patricia Furness Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gallagher Mr. Albert Gardner Generations of Indian Valley Mrs. Gloria Giannini Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gibson Mrs. Jill Gilliand Mrs. Joan Glahn Mr. Gerald Godshall Mr. & Mrs. Fred Goldstein Mrs. Ruth Gombert Mrs. Marie Goodyear Mr. & Mrs. Mario Graglia Greater Giving Mr. & Mrs. Paul Grebb Green Tree Church of the Brethren Mrs. Gloria Gregg Mr. & Mrs. John Griffin Mrs. Marie Groth Ms. Concetta Gullo Mrs. Carol Hackett Mrs. Ruth Hackman Mr. & Mrs. Dan Hageman Mr. Ronald Hager Hagey Coach & Tour Mr. & Mrs. Brian Haggert Mrs. Doris Hallman Harleysville Ace Hardware Harleysville Savings Bank Mrs. Patricia Harpel Ms. Denise Hartley Mr. Reuben Hartwick Mr. Randall Hartzel Hayes Auto Body Ms. Janelyn Hays Mr. Howard Heckler Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Heller Mrs. Virginia Henderson Mrs. Marjorie Hendricks

Mr. & Mrs. James Hershey Mr. Ralph Herstine Mr. Karl Herzog Mr. Gordon Hickman Mr. John Higgins Mrs. Judi Himes Ms. Dorothy Hockenbury Ms. Faye Hoffman Mrs. Sue Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Walter Holberg Mr. Glenn Holschwander Home Helpers Home Instead Senior Care Mr. Philip Hommer Mrs. Doris Houck Mrs. Jackie Howenstein Mrs. Margaret Hoyer HR Solutions, Inc. Mr. Paul Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hunsberger, Sr.I.T. Landes & Son Identity Graphics and Printing Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Ilgen Indian Creek Church of the Brethren Indian Creek Foundation Indian Valley Family YMCA Innovative Interior Flooring J G Produce J.J. Haines Foundation, Inc. J.P. Bruemmer Charitable Trust J.P. Mascaro & Sons Mr. & Mrs. Paul Jacoby James Hendricks Trust Mr. Leonard Jamison Mrs. Marjorie Janoski Mrs. Marjorie Jarratt Ms. Nancy Jenkins Mr. Frank Jesberger Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Mrs. Ruth Johnson Johnson Kendall Johnson K.J. Door Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Kalbfleisch Reverend & Mrs. George Keck Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Keener Dr. & Mrs. Leon Kehr Mr. & Mrs. Clifford KellerMr. Laverne Keller Keller Williams Real Estate Keystone Opportunity Center Mrs. Margaret Killian Mr. & Mrs. John Klopp Mr. & Mrs. Edward Knechel Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Knoll Ms. Miriam Koffel Mr. Roger Koffel Mr. Roy Koffel Ms. Verna Koffel Mr. Herbert Kramer Mrs. Terri Kramer Mrs. Valeria Kramer Mrs. Eileen Kratz Mr. Wayne Krauss Kreischer Miller Mr. Ellis Kriebel Mrs. Laverne Kriebel Ms. D. Geraldine Kulp Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Labs

Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Your gifts contribute to the well-being of the people who live at Peter Becker Community as well as many others who live in the North Penn/Indian Valley Region.

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