ANNUAL REPORT · uncompensated care may decrease between 25% and 47% when Medicaid expansion is fully implemented. Based on these ranges, uncompensated care at Missouri Delta Medical

ANNUALREPORTMissouri Delta Foundation, 2019-2020

Telemedicine

Environment for Care

Moving Forward

Donors Like You

Giving Back

Articles from Adminstration

2019 Events

Letter from Foundation Board

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RECIPE CARD – MISSOURI DELTA QUARANTINE COOKBOOK

Since we’ve all spent a little extra time cooking at home these days, due to the coronavirus, we thought this would be a great time to update and refresh our cookbooks! Please email your favorite recipe to [email protected] and we will feature it in our first ever Quarantine Cookbook!

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It was extremely easy and convenient.-Amy Evans02


Missouri Delta Physician Services and Patients Embrace Telemedicine

Telemedicinehere to stay

When Sikeston resident Amy Evans recently called to make a doctor’s appointment for her teenage son, she learned he could be seen through a virtual visit. “They offered the telehealth, and we were interested. We were trying to avoid going out as much as possible,” Evans said. Telehealth is defined as the delivery of healthcare services via electronic devices allowing for video and audio interactions between a patient and healthcare provider who are not in the same location. Evans said she made the telehealth appointment with Amy Folsom, PA with Missouri Delta Primary Care. “It was extremely easy and convenient,” she said. When the time came, Evans said she used her iPhone to connect with Folsom’s office after they provided her with a link. She and her son found a quiet place in their home to limit distractions during the appointment. Folsom connected with them through a live chat and assessed Evans’ son by asking about his symptoms and ultimately looking at his throat through their devices. “Our provider recommended a follow-up swab for strep throat,” Evans said. She and her son drove to the clinic, which provided curbside service. “We pulled up in the front, and the nurse came out and did the swab. Fifteen minutes later, we had the results, and he had tested positive for strep throat,” she said. Folsom then prescribed medication, which Evans retrieved from their local pharmacy.

“It was convenient, and it kept everyone safe, and we really appreciate they are offering the services,” Evans said, adding telehealth appointments and curbside testing limits exposure for all involved. Latina Hampton, director of operations for physician services at Missouri Delta Medical Center, said telehealth has been around, but there wasn’t really a push to offer the service to patients until the COVID-19 outbreak. Missouri Delta uses the platform, Doxy.me, to conduct its telehealth appointments. Hampton, who is a registered nurse with a master’s degree in nursing, said she conducted research and learned Doxy.me was simple to implement and user-friendly. Before offering it to patients, the

hospital’s IT team conducted trial runs and worked out connectivity issues, she said. On March 27, Missouri Delta conducted its first telehealth appointment, but it wasn’t until a few days later, around April 3, when all of its physician services and clinics were utilizing telehealth. When the COVID-19 outbreak hit the area, physicians soon began seeing less than half of the visits they normally would — and they knew patients were still in need of their physicians, Hampton said. “People who were sick weren’t coming to see their doctors, and they were getting even more sick.” Appointment volume is picking up again, Hampton said, adding the first day of telehealth use included one or two visits. Now some providers are doing 10 or more a day, she said. “We are still seeing patients in person,” Hampton said. However, Hampton said patients who are interested in the service should call their providers and ask about telehealth. Once a telehealth appointment has been made, the process is simple, she said. “Our nurses send them a link by email or text. Using the link, the patient checks in for the appointment from their device. The nurse will do patient intake and get information and updates on their medicines. Then they are put back in the virtual waiting room. The provider will open the video chat and do their part,” Hampton explained. Also, during the COVID-19 pandemic, virtual visits are now a covered benefit by Medicare and most insurance companies. Tips for patients to make virtual visits go smoothly include: find a quiet location where video works best; be patient; weigh themselves; if they have a blood pressure machine, check their blood pressure; and if diabetic, check blood sugars. The nurses will document the information, according to Hampton. “Our physicians and staff were very happy to start virtual visits,” Hampton said. “They all agree this is a positive option that reduces the risk for unnecessary contact.”

Leonna Heuring, Standard Democrat

Dr. Colleen Hunter-Pearsonspeaks with patient from her office.

Telemedicine is defined as the delivery of healthcare services via electronic devices allowing for video and audio interactions between a patient and healthcare provider who are not in the same location.


We had an eventful and productive 2019. As you know the hospital physical environment must be maintained to a level of readiness and safety for all occupants. The authorities having jurisdiction over the environment of care dictate that we meet conditions of participation with Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Joint Commission and other requirements of federal, state and local authorities. Many of the work hours and projects that Plant Operations do over a fiscal year are directly mandated by these entities and a large numbers of hours are spent upgrading or maintaining existing conditions of the physical plant. In 2019, the Engineering and Biomedical Staff logged over 10,472 scheduled and unscheduled work-orders with 5,260 of those being corrective or repair type work orders. In addition, we have been very busy with large construction projects and other remodeling projects to ensure Missouri Delta Medical Center provides the best environment of care possible.

The Adolescent Behavioral Health project began in 2019 and we are happy to announce that this project has been completed and ready for occupancy as of May 13, 2020. The State Bureau of Hospital Standards approved the physical space for occupancy on May 1, 2020 after an online inspection that was completed by myself and the State. The on-line inspection and documentation/picture/video survey was done off-site due to the COVID-19 epidemic. There were no deficiencies found during the inspection. The Adolescent Behavioral Health project consisted of construction of over 7,000 square feet of patient space that supports patients in a ligature resistant psych-safe environment. The project also included replacement of antiquated HVAC/Air handler, plumbing, and electrical systems that had been in place since 1960. The Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit is the first of its kind in the entire region.

The Senior Lifestyles Unit remodel was completed in 2019. The unit underwent a heavy remodel by our in-house staff and

general contractor for the mechanical, plumbing and electric. The unit floors, walls, ceilings, windows and nursing station were all remodeled following guidelines for behavioral health physical environment. Some of the biggest improvements to patient safety are the Lexan window coverings, door alarm system, cameras, and new flooring. The space is safer, cleaner and more appealing to all.

Ongoing LED lighting conversions continue to take place in all areas of the hospital for cleaner, brighter lighting that costs 70% less to operate verses the older fluorescent lights. We are approximately 70% LED inside the hospital at this time and are currently working on the front main parking area, main hospital canopy, and pathway lighting upgrades. The Emergency Department project included LED conversion.

The Radiology Department was painted and the reception work station was modernized in 2019. There was over 8,000 square feet that was painted and the old film storage area in the center of the department was converted to a useful storage space. LED Lighting was installed.

The OB/Pediatric lobby was renovated this past year. LED lighting, paint, furnishings and flooring were all included in this project. The space is modern and can accommodate more families.

The ICU Waiting area was remodeled with flooring, paint and new volunteers desk and chairs. Modern LED lighting was installed.

Medical Air Compressor H-Basement was upgraded to meet NFPA standards and ensure patient safety and capacity for current and future use.

The Coleman Room was renovated and modernized with new lighting, paint and flooring. This was part of a Joint

Ron Pruitt, Plant Operations Director

Ensuring the best environment for care

The Plant Operations Department consists of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Environmental Services, Laundry Services and Security Department.


Commission requirement for improvement due to the old carpet being a hazard.

Rural health and specialty clinics saw many improvements in 2019. The Portageville Clinic received a 1,500 square foot addition to help support an ever-growing patient population. The existing clinic was remodeled as well. The entire clinic looks modern and is much more functional. The renovation added 2 ADA bathrooms, one in the waiting area and the other by the exam rooms. The clinic now has 10 exam rooms and 4 offices to support operations. A nurse’s station was added to ensure

privacy and an efficient work space for staff. Additionally, the parking space was doubled and new asphalt and striping was added with additional lighting in the parking areas.

The Urology Clinic that is located at 1106 North Main, Sikeston was completely remodeled by the in-house engineering staff starting in December of 2019 and finishing April 2020. The remodel touched every space in the clinic and included flooring, lights, ceiling tile, walls, cabinetry, windows, and replacement of the roof. The biggest improvement was removing the old carpet to support a healthier environment and the addition

of 4 exam rooms, two nurse workstations, a staff break-room and updated bathrooms. The patients and staff are really pleased with the final results of this project.

The rural health clinic in New Madrid has undergone much renovation as well. The receptionist area has been updated and a nurses work station has been added along with complete paint and lighting upgrades. The bathrooms have been updated and one has been made ADA compliant. The area still needs space for storage as they continue upward in patient population.

Benton Community Care Center has seen improvements in the parking lot. The gravel lot was expanded and asphalted

to reduce risks of falls on the gravel. The parking space is now modern and useful with good flow.

Dr. Hunter’s office in Sikeston had renovations to the waiting area and clinic vestibule. The old worn flooring and trim was replaced and the walls were painted. The area now is modernized and serving the patients well.

The north entrance of the Jolly Building was fitted with an automatic door that made it safer for patients entering the building. Plans are to install automatic doors on the east entrance into the building in the near future. We are currently working on replacing all of the building glass that has been stained and broken.

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In 2019, the Engineering and Biomedical Staff logged over 10,472 scheduled and unscheduled work-orders with 5,260 of those being corrective or repair type work orders.


Moving Forward Despite UncertaintyA Letter from The President, Jason Schrumpf

A lot has changed at Missouri Delta over the past year, and a significant level of uncertainty remains regarding our current environment. We started off the year with strong demand across most aspects of our healthcare system, abruptly slowed down with the COVID-19 pandemic and now are seeing volumes slowly come back. The challenges related to COVID-19 are immense, and we have worked hard to make the necessary changes to ensure the safety of our patients, employees, and community. Throughout the pandemic, we have taken a measured approach based upon guidance by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). During these challenging and uncertain times, we remain focused on executing our strategy, so that we can weather this storm and emerge stronger than ever before. We are working not only to battle the current crisis, but to also make meaningful and necessary changes that will benefit Missouri Delta’s future.

A crisis of this magnitude highlights the need for organizations to be diversified. Although many areas of our hospital have been negatively impacted, demand for our behavioral health service lines have remained strong. We ended 2018 with the expansion of our 12 bed inpatient geriatric behavioral health unit with the addition of a new 11 bed unit. Additionally, we hired three mid-level providers that help manage behavioral health patients in our clinics, nursing homes, and hospital. Lastly, we opened our 15 bed inpatient adolescent behavioral health unit on May 13th and reached a census of 9 patients six days following the opening of the unit. For people throughout the region who faced mental health illnesses pre-COVID-19, these health issues are likely to persist post-quarantine to a greater extent. Those people who did not show signs of depression, anxiety, or substance abuse may be at a heightened risk of developing tendencies in this new COVID-19 environment. Therefore, an increased demand for behavioral health services in a previously underserved segment is expected to continue. We are very fortunate to now have the expertise and facilities to address mental illness for patients in our region.

At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent passage of the CARES Act, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) expanded the scope of services covered by Medicare. As a result, we quickly implemented telehealth solutions and have found tremendous

value in connecting our providers and patients. Subsequently, the demand for telehealth solutions has grown exponentially, and it has served as a critical resource for Missouri Delta as a cost effective solution in expanding access to care while battling COVID-19. From behavioral health visits to primary care check-ups, virtual care is here to stay.

Recruitment and retention of staff have been pillars of our success, and we have made great strides this past year. Throughout this crisis, we have managed to retain our employees and expand our medical staff with key additions in Internal Medicine, Family Practice, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, General Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Radiology, Neurology, and Neurosurgery with Dr. Colle. Due to these efforts and the growing demand for space, we are anxiously awaiting the opening of the 15,000 square feet Medical Office Building South and are in the planning phase to renovate the second floor of the Jaycee Dialysis Building to create additional clinic space.

This past year, we discharged 4,017 patients from our hospital, saw 20,442 patients in the emergency department and treated 128,411 patients throughout our 21 clinics. We invested over $4.5 million in property and equipment to expand service offerings and improve our medical center. Our workforce of over 900 employees are able and ready to serve the community. Many operational processes are in place for us to safely perform elective surgeries and imaging procedures including screening mammograms, and provide face-to-face provider visits. We are pleased to welcome back our patients for any healthcare services needed at Missouri Delta Medical Center!

Our hospital has prospered for the past 72 years because of the support provided by the community. Your continued support is vital to our success, especially in these challenging times. With your caring generosity and loyalty, we will continue to pursue our strategies, so we can build a stronger medical center with a diverse and skilled workforce equipped to deliver the highest quality healthcare and provide the best experience possible for our patients.

Thank you for your interest and involvement in the Missouri Delta Foundation.


The Missouri Delta Medical Center Foundation Trustees wish to express their sincere appreciation to the community members for their unwavering support. We are overwhelmed with the generosity of the individuals, families and businesses that support Missouri Delta Medical Center. Please know that your donations have a significant impact and they are important to the growth and success of our community hospital. Your support this past year has aided in the establishment of the Missouri Delta Adolescent Behavioral Unit. This unit will include inpatient psychological, behavioral and/or pharmacological interventions that require a safe environment with a structured and

supportive social atmosphere. None of this would have been possible without your financial support. The success of this campaign is a testament to the commitment and compassion of the members of our community. As the hospital strives to better serve our area, your support is crucial to the growth and success of Missouri Delta.

Meeting our goals with the establishment of the Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit ensures that Missouri Delta will keep its promise of providing the level of service and care we’ve all come to expect. You have made a difference and your continued support is invaluable. Thank you for all you have and continue to do for Missouri Delta Medical Center.

Thank youA Message from the Foundation President,Anita Eby


A message from the Foundation Director,Amy Alcorn

Because of Donors like you

I always look forward to publishing the annual report. It’s humbling to see all that you have helped Missouri Delta accomplish. A special thanks to our employees, friends, donors, volunteers, and grants. We were able to purchase items, improve patient areas, help those in need through scholarships and assistance and with money raised at our events and through donations we were able to help build the new adolescent behavioral health unit. The growth and enhancements at Missouri Delta are because of you.

Ringing in the new year and new decade at the Greatest Event on Earth was a fabulous way to kick start 2020. We entered into the new decade with enthusiasm of what is planned for 2020 and with anticipation of what is coming to Missouri Delta. Never in a million years did we ever foresee the Coronovirus/COVID-19 hitting with such a force. On a positive note, the lockdown-virus-Pandemic has brought families and communities closer together and allowed businesses to use their creativity to keep their patrons engaged through these challenging times.

The Foundation thanks our service communities, as well as vendors outside of Sikeston, and even the state of Missouri for the love and assistance through these unprecedented times. Most importantly we would like to thank our donors for your continuous support. Our donors allow us to bring new services to Missouri Delta as well as the opportunity to purchase lifesaving equipment for our patients. Because of YOU all things are possible. 10



Whether you volunteer your time or donate monetarily, your donation is greatly appreciated. With your generosity, Missouri Delta can make enhancements to different departments, add specialized units to our hospital and purchase new/improved equipment which all goes to improving our patient care and experience. As we grow, change and develop for the betterment of our patients, join us in the growth! Thank you for making our day, our year, our Missouri Delta a better place.

Giving Back

Department Items Amount

Mammography Volpara Software & Paddle Racks $8,500

Scholarships Employees and relatives of employees $22,000

Employee Assistance Help with fellow employees during crisis $3,644

Respiratory BiPaps & Spirometers $14,582

Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit Construction of unit and Furniture, etc.$1.6 Million

Emergency Department Automated Chest Compression Device $10,411

OB/Pediatrics Waiting room flooring and 12 new over the bed tables $17,631

Infusion Center Vital Signs Cart $1,822

3H 9 Patient Recliners $18,059


We’re excited about the growth of Missouri Delta and being able to provide speciality services to the communities we serve. Below is a list of new providers that joined Missouri Delta this past year or will be very soon.

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Neurologist - Enrique Villavicencio Sumire, MD - Coming soon Summer/Fall 2020

Radiologist – Brandon Covert, MD - Coming July 2020

General Surgeon – Eric Butler, DO - Coming July 2021

Hospitalist – Tarek Odah, MD - Coming Summer/Fall 2020

Internal Medicine – Stephen Welton, MD - Coming June 2020

Oncologist – Michael J. Naughton, MD

Behavioral Health •Daniel Beck, PA•Stacy Latham, Psychiatric Mental Health NP•Brooke Carlisle, Psychiatric Mental Health NP

Orthopedics – Samantha Broughton, NP

Cardiothoracic / Vascular Surgeon - Paula Guinnip, MD, FACS, FCCP

ENT/Allergy – George Katsantonis, MD, FACS

Family Medicine•Margaret Dicus, FNP-BC•Lauren Hardy, PA-C•Lacey Balsmann, MD - Coming Summer 2023•Michael Barnes, FNP-BC•Alicia King, DO - Coming July 2020

Pediatrics and Family Medicine - Douglas Fitzwater, MD

Pediatrics - Curt McClellan, DO - Coming August 2020

New Providers to Missouri Delta


Julie Fraser-Young

The Year of the Nurse and Midwife

When the World Health Organization designated 2020 as the “Year of the Nurse and Midwife,” marking 200 years since the birth of Florence Nightingale, it had no idea of the pivotal role nurses would play in leading a world population through an unforeseen pandemic.

The Year of the Nurse and Midwife and COVID-19 has demonstrated the value of nurses as heroes, caregivers and advocates. I am honored to be a nurse as I witness the compassion and bravery exhibited by nurses at Missouri Delta Medical Center and throughout the world during this pandemic. Nurses have the enormous privilege of carrying the burden of preserving human dignity and caring for others when they are at their most fragile, bringing hope on what may be the worst day of someone’s life.

Missouri Delta Medial Center takes great pride in knowing that our nurses and care teams have helped enabled fourteen and counting COVID-19 positive patients to return home to their families and communities. For those, who unfortunately, lost their battle with COVID-19, the care team helped them pass with dignity, and found innovative ways for families to safely connect with their loved ones at this critical time.

We are so thankful for the selfless care the nursing staff at Missouri Delta Medical Center has provided to COVID-19 patients.

Our population health department works with patients to coordinate care between the hospital and our clinics. The department is comprised of nurses and social workers who work with patients to help them manage chronic illness by providing education and information about resources that are available to them. Our goal is to establish relationships with patients, help to promote quality health care, lower costs, and reduce readmission rates. Care gaps are also monitored so patients can stay up to date and informed on preventative services available to them.

Currently we have over 1,200 patients enrolled in our health home program and almost 3,000 attributed patients through the Accountable Care Organization (ACO), which is a large collaborative ACO through Caravan Health. These services are also provided to all managed Medicaid patients, managed Medicare patients, as well as UHC and Anthem patients.

Population Health obtained NCQA recognition for Missouri Delta Medical Center in 2017 as a primary care medical home. In 2019, Missouri Delta was awarded a Gold Award for performance through Health Care Quality Improvement Awards. Our population health department has also had the privilege to speak at several online events for Caravan Health to promote best practices for quality measures and our high performance in chronic care management.

Population HealthJana Limbaugh & Amy Thompson


Missouri’s Medicaid program currently does not cover most adults without children, and it’s income eligibility threshold for parents is one of the lowest in the nation at about one-fifth of the poverty level. In the 2018 Community Investment Report, Missouri Delta Medical Center reported $2,630,696 in uncompensated care. Based on a range of experiences in expansion states reported in the literature, uncompensated care may decrease between 25% and 47% when Medicaid expansion is fully implemented. Based on these ranges, uncompensated care at Missouri Delta Medical Center could be reduced by $657,674 to $1,236,427. The ballot proposal would expand eligibility under the terms of the 2010 federal health care law, Affordable Care Act (ACA). That law provides a higher-than-usual federal funding share for states that expand Medicaid coverage to adults earning up to 138% of the federal poverty level, about $17,600 for an individual or $30,000 for a family of three. For 2020 and subsequent years, the federal government is set to cover 90 percent of the costs.

Thirty-six states have adopted Medicaid expansion measures. Medicaid expansion will bring more than $1 billion of Missouri tax dollars back from Washington every year. Supporters estimate 230,000 additional adults would enroll in Missouri’s Medicaid program, if voters approve the expansion. That will help our hospitals financial position, protect our jobs, and ensure all Southeast Missourians have access to health care. Additionally, Medicaid expansion can help reduce high-cost emergency health interventions that could be managed with regular primary care, including access to rescue medications or chronic disease management. Avoiding unnecessary emergency department care will reduce costs for patients and the healthcare system, and increase the efficient use of health resources in a more preventative setting. Hospital closures in rural communities have increased the distance to lifesaving care for Missourians suffering from traumatic injuries, stroke and heart attack. Minutes count in medical emergencies. Medicaid expansion will help maintain access to emergency care in rural Missouri — benefiting those gaining coverage and all rural residents.

Missouri Amendment 2, Medicaid Expansion Initiative (2020)- August 4th Primary Election BallotJason Schrumpf


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We were excited to add an event in Mississippi County this past fall. I would like to thank the following for all of their help, creativity and energy: Martha Oliver, Heather Collier, Whitney Montgomery, Anna Ferrell, Sarah Hicks, Alan Mills, Helen Renaud, Morgan Goodin, Leigh Tyler Oliver, Lisa Minner, Brooke Silman and Bailey Emerson and Coach Minner’s Class for their strength, lay out of the tables and assistance. Proceeds from the Tacky Prom event went towards the new Adolscent Behavioral Health Unit which serves the surrounding communities.

The Annual Breast Cancer Luncheon was held in October at the First Baptist Church. Dr. Paul Montany was the 2019 speaker and gave the doctor’s point of view of breast cancer. We served approximately 370 meals both dine-in and carry-out. We couldn’t have a successful luncheon without the help of the volunteers: Elizabeth Alcorn, Cay Sikes, Alice Nunnelee, Kathy Mitchell, Mary Carolyn Adams, Carolyn Sindle, Pat Glass, Sharon Urhahn, Morgan VanPool, Whitney Montgomery, Pat Thurman, Debbie Nichols, Jane Eaves, Sherry Welker, Jan Barkett, Marilyn Boyce, Toni Kellett and Sikeston High School/SCTC Skills USA Students. Thank you to each of the businesses that donated items for raffles and door prizes. We raised approximately $11,000! This money is used for Project Mammogram which helps underinsured and the uninsured patients receive mammograms.

The 2019 Misssouri Delta Foundation Ball featured Shades of Soul. The $80,000 raised at this event went toward the new Adolscent Behavioral Health Unit which opened May 2020.

We couldn’t have a successful ball without the help of the committee members: Amy Alcorn, Blake Rosen Bain, Sheila Bizzell, Heather Bohannon, Angela Gilmore, Susie Lawrence, Meredyth McKelvey, Katie Merideth, Rhonda Mitchell, Whitney Montgomery, Micah Nesselrodt, Catherine Schrumpf, Megan Straton, Sharon Urhahn, Heather VanPool and Morgan VanPool.

With your dedication and support to our community hospital, we’ve been able to accomplish great things! From supplying our new Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit with games, yoga mats, music and headphones to our Respiratory Department with BiPap and vital sign machines for our off campus clinics. Because of you, our Emergency Department is now equipped with an automatic lifesaving device that will save time and staff when minutes count.

2019 EventsIt was a big year for Missouri Delta Foundation.

Breast Cancer Luncheon

Tacky Prom Hospital Ball


Benefactors ClubPresidents Council - $1,000,000+Mr. and Mrs. David M. BartonMrs. Ann D. MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Welton O’Bannon

Golden Triangle - $500,000+Delta Regional AuthorityJ. E. and L. E. Mabee FoundationDr. and Mrs. John KendigMissouri Delta Benefit Balls

Pioneer - $250,000+Rene and LaDonna DeKriek FamilyThe Estate of Johnnye Barton JollyMr. and Mrs. Gaylon M. Lawrence, Jr.Missouri Delta AuxiliarySikeston Jaycees

Centurion - $100,000+Alan Wire CompanyMrs. Margaret Woods AllenThe Estate of Eugenia BushCitizen’s Bank of CharlestonMr. and Mrs. Ray ClintonMr. and Mrs. Robert DempsterMr. and Mrs. James HuxFOCUS BankMrs. Brenda Bruce FountainMs. Imogene Ruth Albritton MayerMissouri Delta Medical CenterMitchell InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Richard MontgomeryThe Newnam Estate

Leader - $50,000+The Bess FamilyCitizen’s Bank of CharlestonMr. and Mrs. Flaire FerrellFood Giant SupermarketsHeartland Wood ProductsMr. and Mrs. Jim HensonMr. and Mrs. R. Scott Matthews, Jr.Montgomery BankMr. and Mrs. Jason SchrumpfMr. and Mrs. Fred SchuerenbergSikeston American Legion Ladies Auxiliary #114Ms. Mary Ann WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Dean Wooden

2020Foundation

Trustees Anita Eby,President

Nicole Cozean,Vice President

Jared Straton,Secretary

Ann Matthews,Treasurer

Becky W. AultNathan CoxAnna Ferrell

Matt GadberryPete Malone

Charlie MooreDan O’BrienJacob Priday

Nonie SchuerenbergLloyd Smith

Eric Wooden

Amy Alcorn,Foundation Executive Director

Tel: 573-472-7525Fax: 573-472-7517

Email: [email protected]

Bold Denotes New to LevelItalic Denotes Deceased


Mr. and Mrs. Kyle AlcornDr. and Mrs. Muhannad Al-KilaniAmerican Legion, Henry Meldrum Post #114Mr. and Mrs. Charles AncellMr. and Mrs. Barry AycockThe Bank of New MadridMr. and Mrs. Harley Barnes, Jr.Dr. Lauren and Mr. Eric BlackwelderJudge and Mrs. Lewis BlantonBlanton, Rice, Nickell, Cozean and CollinsMr. and Mrs. Lee A. Bowman, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Bill BoyceMrs. Ellen BrandomMr. Jon BranstetterMrs. Bill BranumMr. and Mrs. James H. BucherMs. Harryette CampbellMr. and Mrs. Greg CardaMr. and Mrs. Jim ClayMrs. Robert ColbertMrs. Betty ColeMr. and Mrs. Brandon CouchJudge Marshall CraigMr. Birdwell L. CrenshawMr. and Mrs. Leven CoxMr. and Mrs. Richard DawsonMrs. Gene DementMr. Bob DeproMrs. Patricia Drumm and Dr. Frank TullSikeston Elks Lodge #2319Mr. and Mrs. Marc EavesMr. and Mrs. W. H. FeatherstonFirst State Bank and TrustFirst State Community Bank

Mr. Glenn ForbisMr. and Mrs. Matt GadberryMr. and Mrs. Rodney GibsonMr. and Mrs. Tommy Gleason, Sr.Mr. Tom Gleason, Jr. Mr. Bart GrantMr. Jim GreenMr. and Mrs. Walter HedrickDr. Max HeebDr. Loring R. HelfrichMr. and Mrs. Ted HookerHorizon Health CorporationMr. William HowardMr. Bill HuffstutlerMr. Blake and Dr. Colleen Hunter-PearsonMr. and Mrs. John D. Hux, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Jeff HuxJarvis Motor CompanyMr. and Mrs. Larry KellettMr. and Mrs. John KlueppelKiwanis Club of CharlestonMr. and Mrs. Andrew LawsonMr. and Mrs. Larry LaytonMr. and Mrs. Jeff LimbaughMrs. Linda LinhartMr. and Mrs. Elgin McMikleMenz and Menz, LLCMr. and Mrs. Brian MenzMissouri Delta RadiologyMr. and Mrs. John MobleyMorlan Automotive GroupMr. and Mrs. Ron NicholsMr. and Mrs. Tom Nunnelee

Mr. John Glen PeelDr. and Mrs. Ron PetersenMr. and Mrs. Tom RobisonSam’s Fine JewelryMr. and Mrs. Jim SchwaningerMr. and Mrs. Brian SelfSEMO Title CompanyHealth Facilities Rehab ServicesMr. and Mrs. Dennis ShandsDr. and Mrs. William C. ShellMr. and Mrs. Roger ShermanMr. and Mrs. Kendall SikesIslamic Society of SikestonMr. and Mrs. Earl SiskMrs. Rachel SitzesSouthern BankMr. and Mrs. Lloyd SmithMr. and Mrs. Tharon StallingsMr. and Mrs. Chris StewardStryker OrthopaedicsDr. and Mrs. Riyadh TellowDr. Hollis TidmoreUltimate FlooringUS BankDr. and Mrs. Fred UthoffVast BroadbandDr. and Mrs. Doug WaltonMr. and Mrs. Ron WatkinsDr. and Mrs. Stephen WeltonDr. and Mrs. Rick Wright

ADM Grain CompanyDr. and Mrs. AhlvinDr. and Mrs. Rami AlAssaadAlliance BankFirst State Community BankMr. and Mrs. Phil Barkett, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce BarnesMr. and Mrs. James BarnesDr. Lauren and Mr. Eric BlackwelderMr. and Mrs. Philip BoyerMr. and Mrs. Ralph E. BoyerMr. and Mrs. Bill and Mary K BranumBreast Cancer LuncheonBridger Construction Co.The Estate of Doris M. BrownDr. and Mrs. Robert BuchananMr. and Mrs. Steven H. BurchMs. Suzanne BurchDr. Donald P. CentoMr. and Mrs. Dicky ChanceMs. Gretchen ChristianMr. James CogdillMr. and Mrs. Terry ColeMr. James E. CullisonThe Estate of Frances E. DanielMr. Keith DavidsonMr. and Mrs. Edward DementMr. and Mrs. Larry EbyThe Estate of Ruby EimerFirst Midwest BankMr. and Mrs. Stephen ForbisFraternal Order of Eagles Aux, #3319Mr. and Mrs. Michael GlausMr. and Mrs. James GleasonMr. and Mrs. E.E. “Chuck” Grant

Dr. Jeffrey GriesemerMr. and Mrs. John D. Hux, Jr.Ms. Mozelle D. JarvisMr. and Mrs. Charles D. Jennings, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Linza T. KillionMr. and Mrs. Jeff LimbaughMr. and Mrs. Robert MacGillivrayMr. and Mrs. Pete MaloneMs. E. Louise MarshallMr. and Mrs. Edward C. Matthews, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Matthews, Sr.Ms. Peggy MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Steve L. MatthewsThe Estate of Harriette Hunter McCrateMr. and Mrs. Brian MenzMercantile BankMr. and Mrs. Mike MollMr. and Mrs. Blair MoranMr. and Mrs. James C. MoretonMr. and Mrs. E.P. “Jack” MoxleyDrs. Martha and Kenneth MoyLadies Auxiliary New Madrid EaglesMr. and Mrs. Ron NicholsDr. Jennifer NickellMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. NunneleeOrgill, Inc.Patient Matters, LLCMr. Carson Pitman, Jr.Mr. Bill PridayPyramid Roofing Co., IMr. and Mrs. Thomas RobisonDr. and Mrs. Gregorio L. RodriguezDr. and Mrs. Rudy RodriguezMr. and Mrs. John RowlandDr. and Mrs. Mowaffaq Said

Sikeston Public SchoolsMr. and Mrs. C. Robert ScottMr. and Mrs. Doug ScottMs. Annie Lee SellsMr. and Mrs. Gerald SettlesMs. Ruth Felker SharpMr. and Mrs. Stephen SikesSikeston Lions ClubSikeston Rotary ClubDr. Sue Shepard SimmonsSonny Solid Waste/The Glaus FamilyMs. Mary Ann SmithMs. Jane C StacyStaplcotnThe Estate of Tony and Viola StatlerMr. and Mrs. Robert Stearnes EstateSteward Steel, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Murray SullivanMr. and Mrs. Sam ThomasDr. and Mrs. Fred H. ThorntonFirst State Bank and TrustMr. and Mrs. Barry UrhahnMs. Emily B WatsonMr. Harold WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Randy YorkMr. and Mrs. Jeff Young

Humanitarian - $5,000+

Philanthropist - $10,000+


A. C. Riley Cotton Co. LLCMs. Tina AbateMs. Mary Carolyn AdamsMr. and Mrs. Sonny AlcornMrs. Wendy AlcornDr. Joseph AllenMs. Amanda AlsupAmerican Cancer SocietyDr. and Mrs. Brad J. AngelosDr. Luis ArcayMr. and Mrs. Glenn Ault, Jr.Mrs. Alice BakerMr. and Mrs. Randy BakerMr. and Mrs. Ronald BallardDr. and Mrs. Kenneth BarkettMr. and Mrs. Glenn BarksMr. and Mrs. Ron BarnesMr. and Mrs. John BarrettMr. Clem Beal Mrs. Opal BeardsleeKatie BeardsleeMr. Brad BedellMr. Don BedellMr. and Mrs. William W. BessMr. and Mrs. David BizzellMatthews Big Prairie JayceesMrs. Emma BlantonDr. and Mrs. Joseph BlantonMr. and Mrs. Joe Blanton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brad BloemerMr. and Mrs. Mike BohannonMr. and Mrs. John BollingerMrs. Lois BondBootheel Counseling ServicesMs. Theresa BordersDr. and Mrs. Gregory BowersMr. and Mrs. Lee A. Bowman, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Aaron BoyceMr. and Mrs. Edward BoydMr. L.P BradenMr. and Mrs. Austin BroughtonMrs. Mary BreckenridgeBrown ConstructionMs. Darlene BrownMrs. Tina BrownMrs. Thelma BrownDr. and Mrs. Leo A. BruceDrs. Elizabeth and Michael BruntBSA LifeStructuresMr. and Mrs. Jim BuckMr. and Mrs. Blake BuchananBurns, Taylor, Heckmeyer, Green &Edwards, IncMrs. Sally BurkeC & K Building Materials, Inc.Mr. Harry Campbell, IIMs. Jane CampbellDr. Laurel and Mr. Kevin CampbellMr. and Mrs. Fred CauthornCapital BankMr. and Mrs. Cline CarterMr. and Mrs. Jim CaskeyCerner CorporationMrs. Claudette ChaillandMs. Sharron ChanceMs. Karen ChaneyMrs. Diana ChartrauMs. Michelle ChidesterHealthcare Services GroupMs. Susanne, Stuart and Michael Chitwood

Dr. and Mrs. Michael ChouinardCrowder Gin Co.Ms. Carolyn ClarkMr. Ken CoffeyMr. and Mrs. Michael CollinsMrs. Jean CollinsMr. and Mrs. Greg ColwickMs. Clementine ColemanCommerce BankMrs. Lewis H. ConleyMrs. Louise ConnCoon Insurance AgencyMrs. Patricia Gail CoonMr. and Mrs. Ed CooneyMr. and Mrs. Glenn CollumMr. and Mrs. Anthony CoppageMr. and Mrs. Wayne CorseMr. and Mrs. Ed CowanMr. and Mrs. John CozeanMr. and Mrs. David CraderMr. and Mrs. Harry Crisp, IIMr. and Mrs. John CulbertsonMs. Erma Cunningham EstateMr. and Mrs. Terry DameMr. and Mrs. Jimmy DayMrs. William Deane, IIIMr. and Mrs. Travis DeereMr. and Mrs. Buddy DeLisleDr. Abhilash K. DesaiDeWitt CompanyDeWitt EmbroideryMr. and Mrs. Gerald DeWittMr. and Mrs. Phil DeWittMs. Jennifer DunmeyerMr. and Mrs. Daniel DyerMrs. John EdwardsMrs. Jaunita EdwardsDr. and Mrs. C. F. EisenbachMs. Gina ElfrinkMs. Tony ElfrinkMs. Tammy EmoryMrs. Beth EnosESI.commMr. and Mrs. Joel EvansMr. and Mrs. Jack FarmerMr. and Mrs. Adam FarrenburgMr. and Mrs. Zach FayetteMrs. Robin FeatherstonMr. and Mrs. Riley FitzgeraldDr. Douglas FitzwaterFleming FoodsMr. and Mrs. Ricky FodgeDr. and Mrs. Robert FrazierMr. and Mrs. Russell FredriksenMr. and Mrs. David FriedmanMr. David G. FriendMs. Angie Friend MayoMs. Brenda FryMr. and Mrs. Gary GainesGalaxy CablevisionMs. Alice Scherer GardnerMrs. Carolyn GarnerGFI Digital, Inc.Ms. Carol GilmoreMrs. Jim GloverMr. and Mrs. Mark GordinMr. Gary GrantMrs. Madeline GrantMr. and Mrs. Mike GreeneMrs. Peggy Greer

Mrs. Jarrell D. GriffinMr. and Mrs. Richard HamptonMr. and Mrs. Ron HamraHAPNNMrs. Del HarbinMr. and Mrs. Jeremy HarperMr. and Mrs. John HarperMrs. Terri HarrisMr. and Mrs. Wayne HartMs. Patricia HausserHeartland ApplicationHeartland Office SupplyDr. and Mrs. Jimmy HeathMr. and Mrs. Scott HeebMs. Becky HedgeMrs. Lisa HeuringHi Tech CommunicationsDr. and Mrs. Grinny H.C. HoMr. and Mrs. Michael HoganHorizon Health CorpMr. and Mrs. Brad HubbardMr. and Mrs. William HuffMr. and Mrs. Frank InmanIBM International FoundationMs. Marie JacksonMr. and Mrs. R.D. JamesMr. and Mrs. Tony JamersonMr. Mike JensenMr. and Mrs. Joe JohnsonMs. Linda JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Nelson JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Shedrick JohnsonMr. Michael A. JonesMrs. Peggy JoslynMs. Nona KayserMr. and Mrs. Allen KennanMrs. David KeenanMrs. Ruth KendigDr. and Mrs. Ali N. KhanKiwanis Club of SikestonMrs. Jerry KlafferMr. and Mrs. Ron KluttsKnights of ColumbusMr. and Mrs. Denny KoonceMs. Nancy KranawetterDr. and Mrs. Frank KroetzMr. and Mrs. Greg KrokstromMr. and Mrs. Michael LacyDr. and Mrs. David LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Bill LawsonMrs. Freda W. LaytonMs. Jeanette LaytonMr. and Mrs. Chad LedbetterMr. and Mrs. Charles LeibleMr. and Mrs. Dwayne LorenzMaggie Rose and Austin MarshallHon. and Mrs. Frank MarshallMr. and Mrs. Mike MarshallMs. Stefanie MasonMr. Chris MatthewsMs. Elizabeth W. MatthewsMs. Janice MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Joesph McClartyMr. and Mrs. Britt McConnellMr. and Mrs. Steve McPheetersMDMC EmployeesMr. Theodore MedlinMr. and Mrs. Richard MenzMeramec Emergency PhysiciansMrs. Dena Merick

Pacesetter - $1,000+



Mr. and Mrs. Ryan MeridethMrs. Sharon MeridethMidwest OrganicsMidwest Radiological AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Jeff MilesMississippi County Savings and LoanMissouri Delta Home HealthMr. Rick E. MitchellMs. Jessica MitchemMrs. Delores MollMr. Miller MollMr. and Mrs. David MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Bryan MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Al MooreMs. Angela D. MooreMr. and Mrs. Handy MooreMr. and Mrs. James B. MoranMrs. Nanette MorrisMr. and Mrs. Melvin MossMrs. Barbara MoxleyMr. and Mrs. Charles MoxleyMRV BankMr. and Mrs. Patrick MurphyDr. and Mrs. Husam NajjarMr. and Mrs. George NallMs. Heather NanneyNational Risk Managers, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Billy NeelMrs. Holly NewellNewWave CommunicationsDr. and Mrs. Thuan T. NguyenMr. and Mrs. Larry NickellMr. Steve NiemannNew Madrid VFW Post 7183Mr. and Mrs. Doyle NoeNoranda Aluminum, IncNovartisMr. and Mrs. Gene NunneleeNunnelee Funeral ChapelMr. and Mrs. Dan O’BrienMrs. Lesley A. O’DanielMs. Electa O’HaraMs. Jill OrtizThe Outsource GroupDr. Andrew PainterMr. and Mrs. Bryan PalmerMr. William PalmerDr. and Mrs. Ryan ParkerMr. and Mrs. Jeff PartridgeMr. and Mrs. Bob PattersonMr. and Mrs. Phil PattersonPepsi Cola CompanyPersonal ExpressionsDr. and Mrs. David PfefferkornPhillips Fertilizer Company, Inc.Mr. Layton PickardMs. Wilma PickettMr. and Mrs. Andy PiepenbrokMr. and Mrs. Glen PinkertonMs. Sylvia PlunkPonder Funeral HomeMs. Ronna PonderMrs. Anthony PooleMr. and Mrs. Mark PooreMr. and Mrs. Sam PotashnickMrs. Sue PotashnickPotashnick TransportationMr. and Mrs. Daniel PresleyMrs. Jennifer PressonMr. and Mrs. Ron Priday

Mr. and Mrs. Adam PritchettProgressive FCSDr. Hugh ProtzelMr. and Mrs. Ron PruittMr. and Mrs. Jerry PullenMr. and Mrs. George PulliamMr. and Mrs. Clyde QuickRalph DistributingMr. and Mrs. Ryan RascherRandy’s RXMr. and Mrs. Gary RaulsRaymond JamesDr. Miles C. ReeceResource AnesthesiologyDr. Laghaieh RezvaniMr. and Mrs. Bernard RiceMr. and Mrs. Thomas Richey, IIMr. and Mrs. Veryl L. RiddleMr. and Mrs. Leonard RobinsonMrs. Frances RobisonMs. Dianne RodriguezSantie Wholesale Oil CompanyMr. John ScarbroughMs. Martha Schuchart SachsMs. Theresa SadlerMr. and Mrs. Gene SandlinMr. and Mrs. Sonny SchefferMr. Phillip SchwendemannScott County Health DepartmentScott Huff InsuranceMs. Leslie SeiterMr. and Mrs. Zach SextonMr. Jacob ShandsMr. and Mrs. Harry Sharp, IIIMr. and Mrs. Chris ShelbyMr. and Mrs. Alfred SikesMs. Barbara SikesSikeston Bulldog BoostSikeston Emergency Group, LLC.Sikeston VFW Post 3174Kiwanis Club of SikestonMr. and Mrs. Ron SindleMr and Mrs. Greg SitzMs. Harold SloasMs. Irene R. SmithMr. and Mrs. Cole SmithLane Southern Whitehead Southern FamilySaint Francis Xaiver Knights of ColumbusDr. and Mrs. Chester SpearsMs. Martin StallingsMr. and Mrs. Darren SteelmanMr. and Mrs. Jim StephensSterling PharmacyMr. and Mrs. Marc StevenerMr. Fred H. Steward, Jr.Ms. Rebecca Steward and Mr. Rob PurvisMr. and Mrs. John H. StewartMr. and Mrs. Chris StinnettMs. Jennifer StinnettMr. and Mrs. Bill StokesDr. Steven StrasbergMr. and Mrs. Jared StratonMs. Margaret R. StrickerDr. Ramez SunnaMs. Renee SwimsMs. Ethyl Dunn TannerMr. and Mrs. Mike TaylorDr. David TaylorMr. Roger Dale TaylorMr. and Mrs. Steve Taylor

Ms. Larry TetleyMr. Nathaniel ThomasMr. and Mrs. Fred Thornton, IIIMs. Jacque ThurmondMr. and Mrs. James M ThurmondMs. Darla TillmonMr. and Mrs. Rick TittleMr. and Mrs. Dick (E. L., Jr.) TongateMary Ella Towel EstateMrs.Teiffney TylerMr. and Mrs. Tim UnderwoodMr. and Mrs. Bill UngerUnion PlantersUnited Methodist WomenDr. and Mrs. Dewey Urban EstateMr. and Mrs. William C. VandivortMr. and Mrs. Jake VanpoolMr. and Mrs. Ryan VanpoolPost 7183 VFW Ladies Aux.Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne VinesMr. and Mrs. Albert A. WaggenerWal Mart FoundationDr. and Mrs. Jeff WaltonMr. and Mrs. Charles WatersMr. and Mrs. James WatsonDr. and Mrs. Albert L. WeaverWeaver-Heath Clinic, IncMr. and Mrs. Charles WhiteDr. and Mrs. Christopher WhiteLennie O. Whitworth, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Steven WhydeMs. Janet WilliamsDr. and Mrs. Stephen WilliamsMs. Jane WoodsMr. and Mrs. Jimmy WoodsMrs. Donna LaytonMr. and Mrs. Jim WrinkleMr. and Mrs. Eric YantMr. and Mrs. Reginald E. YoungDr. Stanley Ziomek

Pacesetter - $1,000+



In Honor Of:The Hux Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Inman Ms. Beth Enos

Mitchell Insurance National Risk Managers, Inc.

In Memory Of:Dr. John Askew Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barkett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marc EavesBill Burch Mrs. Suzanne BurchJames Carlisle Mr. and Mrs. Julie Bohannon Ms. Shelly DeLaRosa Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eaves Mr. and Mrs. Steve Green Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Limbaugh Missouri Delta Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Dan O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Templeton Mr. and Mrs. Marty WilliamsAngie Cento Dr. Donald P. CentoStuart Chitwood Dr. Donald P. CentoCharlotte Clency Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barkett, Jr. Montgomery BankDecalvis Cobb Missouri Delta Medical CenterDanny Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Blair MoranDwain Crutcher Mr. and Mrs. Marc EavesPatricia Drumm Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Alcorn Mrs. Vonda Barnes Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Blanton Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blanton Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boyer Mrs. Ellen Brandom Mr. and Mrs. Greg Colwick Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dace Mrs. Gene Dement Mr. Laurence Gottlieb & Fundamental Colleagues Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hux Mr. and Mrs. Mike Keefer Dr. and Mrs. Linza Killion

Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Matthews, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve L. Matthews MDMC Auxiliary Missouri Delta Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. James R. Patterson Ms. Sue Potashnick Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Scott Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sikes Mr. and Mrs. Williams Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sullivan Thornton and Robison Law Firm Dr. and Mrs. Fred H. Thornton Dr. and Mrs. David Tongate Dr. and Mrs. Doug WaltonLuella Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Richard GilbertFred Ferrell Mr. James E. CullisonSheila Tanksley Gray Missouri Delta Medical CenterStrick Green Ms. Bethany Moran Mr. and Mrs. Blair MoranWilliam Hahs Dr. Donald P. CentoWarren Harber Mrs. Vonda Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Greg Colwick Mr. James E. CullisonJohn Harper Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Alcorn Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Steve SikesJudy Alcorn Hathhorn Mr. and Mrs. Blair MoranRon Hatley Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eaves Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Limbaugh Ms. Sue Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Kelly J. RushingIan W. Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Kyle AlcornKathleen Jensen MDMC AuxiliaryCharlene Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kyle AlcornMargaret Joyce MDMC Auxiliary

A memorial donation is a touching way to show someone that you are thinking of them in their time of loss. Not only are you honoring a life, but your gift also benefits the Missouri Delta Foundation in its mission. When a memorial donation is received, the family is notified of your contribution.

Tributes and Memorials, 2019


Michael Lacy Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barkett, Jr. Dr. Donald P. Cento Mr. and Mrs. Rob Clay Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Dockins Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eaves Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lacy The Wanda Lanpher Family Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Limbaugh Missouri Delta Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran The Jan Morgan Family Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Kent Portue, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Duke Presson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Summers Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Veale Mr. and Mrs. Barry UrhahnJim Largent Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blanton Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hux Mr. and Mrs. William StokesDaniel Manson, Sr. Missouri Delta Medical CenterRay A. Moll Delores MollGetty Moy Mrs. Barbara LacyWilma Parker Missouri Delta Medical CenterHudson Peters Mr. and Mrs. Marc EavesKaren Peters Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Alcorn Steve Peters Mr. and Mrs. Marc EavesJudy Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Alcorn Mr. and Mrs. William StokesRebecca Reeves Mrs. Suzanne BurchPaul Schrumpf Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Alcorn Cerner Corporation Mr. James E. Cullison Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dement Mrs. Gene Dement Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eaves Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hux Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jennings Mrs. Barbara Lacy LHC Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Limbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Brian Menz Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Miles

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller Missouri Delta Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nichols ReStart Employees Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sikes Mr. and Mrs. Barry Urhahn Dr. and Mrs. Doug WaltonPatricia Seabaugh Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Alcorn Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hux Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lape Mr. and Mrs. Rob MitchellOrville Skalsky Mr. and Mrs. R Scott Matthews, Jr. Mildred Sloas MDMC AuxiliaryTom Stinnett Mr. and Mrs. Blair MoranReggie Stotts Mr. and Mrs. William StokesMrs. Loretta Szymanski Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Alcorn First State Community Bank Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barkett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Barnes Mrs. Vonda Barnes Mrs. Gene Dement Habitat for Humanity – Sikeston Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jennings Dr. and Mrs. Linza Killion Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lape Mr. and Mrs. Steve L. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Richard Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. John Close Ms. Mary Myers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Nunnelee Mr. and Mrs. Jason Schrumpf Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Scott Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sikes Mr. and Mrs. William StokesYewell Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William StokesAlgeron Turner MDMC AuxiliaryAlbert L. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Dean WoodenLurene Whitener Missouri Delta Medical CenterJames Wilkening Mr. and Mrs. Marc EavesJudson Willis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes


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ANNUAL REPORT · uncompensated care may decrease between 25% and 47% when Medicaid expansion is fully implemented. Based on these ranges, uncompensated care at Missouri Delta Medical