Hospice East Bay’s

Annual Report for 2015

Table of Contents

Message from the CEO ........................ 4

Hospice at a Glance .............................. 6

Combined Financial Report ............... 7

Bruns House .......................................... 8

Bereavement Services .......................... 10

Average Daily Census ........................... 13

Volunteer Program ............................... 14

Vigil Volunteer Program ..................... 15

Foundation Report ............................... 16

Legacy Society ....................................... 17

Major Donors......................................... 18

Officers & DirectorsJamie McLanahan GersonChair

Nancy NolanVice-Chair

Bob CarlsonSecretary

John KopchikTreasurer

Susan Burroughs Immediate Past Chair

Andrea ColemanBill EamesFrank MartensDebora MasielBarbara Preston, MDDennis RossEric RudneyCindy SilvaDavid SmithErnest Wintter

AdministrationCindy Hatton, RN, MSNChief Executive Officer

Ronald K. MullinOf Counsel

Sally Sample, MDChief Medical Officer

Medical Consultants

Robert Cole, MDSmita Chandra, MDKate Christensen, MDGuy Micco, MDSandra Karpenko, MDMichael Jensen-Akula, MDWalter Peters, MDJulie Ayoob, NPKathy Fitterer, NPKathleen Griggs, NP

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Mission StatementHospice East Bay is committed to providing the hospice and palliative care services that support and comfort people and their loved ones through the final stages of life.

Cindy Hatton, President & CEO

In 2015, we took a trip to Paris for our Celebration of Care and had a very successful gala! Pauline Kaune, long-time hospice supporter, received the Sue Bruns Award for Philanthropy. We thank our sponsors and those who attended—a fun night (and the lights stayed on).

Our bridge program continues to grow, with 67 families receiving support for their children who are grieving.

We prepared for enactment of the End of Life Option Act and continue to educate our community about the benefits of hospice services.

Health care continues to evolve as we work with new partners across the continuum to care for our communities.

The hospice skill set is relevant across the entire spectrum of care, not just at the end of life. We have 39 years of experience utilizing an interdisciplinary team to develop a patient driven plan of care and provide support to our patients and their families.

Message from the CEO

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Hospice East Bay at a Glance

Founded in 1977, Hospice East Bay has been privileged to serve more than 20,000 patients and their families. Care is provided in the patient’s home, which may be his or her own home, that of a friend or relative, or a skilled nursing, residential care, or assisted living facility—or our Bruns House inpatient home.

Honoring the needs and wishes of each patient and family, our care teams provide relief from pain and other symptoms, emotional and spiritual support, and assistance with practical end-of-life challenges as they arise. Team members

(primary care physician, hospice physician, registered nurse/case manager, medical social worker, home health aide, spiritual care and bereavement counselors, and trained volunteer) ensure that family members can confidently care for their loved one and understand the expected course of the illness. Bereavement support and counseling for patients and families begins with admission and continues for a year following the death of a patient.

Specialized programs include our Vigil Volunteer Program (ensuring no one dies alone) and The Bridge (grief counseling

for children/youths and their parents/guardians). Bruns House serves the needs of patients who require an in-patient level of care.

Our mission is to care for all medically qualified patients, regardless of their ability to pay. That is made possible by the generous support that our Foundation receives from the community in the form of individual donations, grants, bequests, thrift shop donations and purchases, and funds raised by community groups to benefit our hospice.

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2015 Combined Financial ReportEast Bay Integrated Care dba Hospice East Bay

Income

Patient Care 20,480,172Donations 1,557,259Retail Sales 2,712,198

Total 24,749,629

Expenses

Patient Care 15,377,177Administration 5,080,411Fundraising 495,031Retail 2,069,598

Total 23,022,217

Other Income

(Depreciation, Investment, Rental, Misc) (179,212)

Net Income 1,548,200

Bruns House

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Bruns House, named in memory of George Bruns III, is a comfortable six bedroom former private residence. Bruns House is the only licensed inpatient hospice facility in the East Bay. At Bruns House, patients and their families experience the privacy and quiet of a private home while receiving the highest level of interdisciplinary care to address not only their physical but emotional and spiritual needs.

At the Bruns house families may choose to stay with their loved ones through the night, prepare and share meals for their family and friends and spend time in the lovely garden for quiet conversations, sharing memories or just enjoying some personal quiet time while walking the labyrinth.

In 2015, Bruns House provided 1479 days of care for over 261 patients and their families. Volunteers from various organizations donated their time and talents to spruce up our garden

amongst other projects that keeps Bruns House as beautiful inside and out in this quiet residential area. Hospice East Bay volunteers provided over 1570 hours supporting families with actions from simply making a cup of tea to sitting with their loved ones while they grabbed a relaxing meal without the worry of their loved one being alone. Our vigil volunteers spent countless hours sitting bedside, listening to life stories from patients and families as well as making sure that no patient died alone.

Bruns House has been the scene of many special moments for patients and families including marriage and citizenship ceremonies, visits from patient’s beloved pets to family reunions and treasured memorial services.

The personalized, respectful care is the ongoing hallmark of Bruns House and we are proud to offer it as an option for our patients, their loved ones and the communities we serve.

Volunteers from Wells Fargo helped out in our Bruns House garden.

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As a not-for-profit organization, we are committed to providing free bereavement services, not only to the families of our patients but to our entire community. We offer traditional individual counseling as well as innovative programs for children, teens and adults which address the wide range of bereavement experiences.

Perhaps the greatest gift handed to us by the grief process is the opportunity to move forward into a new understanding of ourselves. When we emerge from grieving the loss of a loved one, we embrace our lives from a slightly different perspective. From this new vantage point we find ourselves re-engaging in ways we never expected or even thought possible. The process of grieving can be a time of rebirth, renewal and growth. Hospice East Bay continues to grow alongside the adults, children and teens we guide through their grief experience.

Here are some of the Bereavement Department’s accomplishments in 2015.

• Moved the Bridge Program offsite and began collaborating with the Hillcrest Community Congregational Church.

• Added a Pet Loss Support Group in partnership with the Animal Rescue Foundation.

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• Launched a new service: Creative Arts and Grief

Workshops for Adults.

• Changed the following group names: “Adults Who Lost a Parent” to “Parent Loss” and “Widow & Widowers” to “Spouse and Partner Loss.”

• Improved our utilization of email and social media to inform hospice families of bereavement-related eventss

Services provided in 2015:• 684 people participated in groups, classes,

workshops and events

• 59 people participated in 172 sessions for individual bereavement support

• 4,565 telephone contacts were made

• 20,109 pieces of bereavement related correspondence

• 2 children and teens received individual bereavement support

• 67 children and parents participated in The Bridge prgram

For more information, contact the Bereavement Services Program at (925) 887-5681.

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Our 2015 Tree of Lights Celebration in Alamo

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Average Daily Census, 2007-2015

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Volunteer ProgramVolunteers founded Hospice East Bay in 1977 and remain valued, indispensable contributors to our success today. Amassing over 41,909 hours in 2015, more than 400 volunteers made significant contributions to our patients and their families, as well as our staff.

Office volunteers perform an array of important administrative tasks in our Pleasant Hill office. In 2015, these valuable volunteers logged almost 4,780 hours of service.

Thrift Shoppe volunteers sort, price, and sell donated merchandise, helping our retail operations remain an important source of funding for patient care and support. In 2015, these volunteers

contributed over 19,375 hours for our Thrift Shoppes.

Patient support volunteers, often referred to as the “heart of hospice,” are highly trained men and women who provide companionship and support to patients, offer respite time to caregivers, do light housekeeping, run errands, and provide transportation to medical appointments. Specialized patient support volunteers provide a variety of services: massage therapy, hair care, handyman work. They also sing at the bedside and deliver flowers for special occasions.

Patient volunteers spend time at our Bruns House as well where they serve as bedside companions and assist with administrative tasks; others contribute to making the garden a beautiful place for

patients and families to gather.

Newly offered in 2015, our Music and Memory program focuses on delivering personalized music to patients with moderate to severe dementia. A volunteer creates a personalized playlist, identified by a patient’s family members as significant in the patient’s life, load this playlist onto an iPod, and share this music with the patient.

During 2015, over 7,125 volunteer hours were given in direct service to patients and their families, while 4,825 patient visits were made. We are enormously grateful for the “heart” that all of these volunteers add to Hospice East Bay.

Bereavement volunteers help support family members for thirteen months following

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the death of their loved one. 1004 hours were donated by bereavement volunteers to support hospice families through phone calls, home visits, and co-facilitation at support groups. Sixteen volunteers participated in the Bridge Program, our children’s grief program. These specially trained volunteers help children and teens through art, play, talk and peer support.

Vigil Volunteer ProgramWhen it is clear that a patient may likely be alone at end of life, either because family cannot be at the bedside or the patient does not have family, the RN Case Manager or Social Worker may request a Vigil when the patient transitions

Blessed are those who can give without remembering and take without forgetting.

~ Mother Theresa

to actively dying. Due to the urgency of the request, the Volunteer Department immediately alerts Vigil Volunteers. Typically a Vigil Sitter is at the patient’s bedside within an hour. In 2015 the Volunteer Department fulfilled 24 Vigil requests.

All Vigil Volunteers have three hours of additional specialized training, during which they are taught the importance and process of being present, signs of approaching death, cross-cultural perspectives and words of comfort for family members who may be present. The training is taught by a Spiritual Care Counselor and a Registered Nurse. We ended the year with 86 trained Vigil Volunteers.

Sitting at the bedside of a patient in the final hours or days of his or her life is a great

honor. Often, patients are not conscious during this time and one might assume there is no benefit to having another person in the room. Our hospice staff feels this is a time when another human’s presence can be comforting, calming and supportive – thereby reducing fear and anxiety for the patient.

Vigil Volunteers often say they enter the room of a complete stranger and leave as a special and sacred visitor. Family members regularly comment that it was especially heartwarming for them to know that their loved one was cared for so lovingly.

Fund Development & Retail OperationsFunds raised by Hospice East Bay help us assure that no one is turned away because of their ability to pay for a variety of costs not covered by Medicare, Medi-Cal or private insurance.

In 2015, Hospice East Bay spent $87,000 on charity care, and an average cost of $388 per patient, per day on unreimbursed costs at Bruns House. The agency also had to make made significant capital improvements to the home office. Contributions from gifts and grants, brought revenue of $1,462,576 for 2015. The cost of raising these funds was below the national average for medical-related non-for-profit organizations. The five Thrift Shoppes generated $648,320 in net revenue to the agency. A significant percentage of fundraising revenue comes in the form of bequests.

Membership in the Legacy Society entails making provisions for posthumous gifts to Hospice East Bay. At the end of 2015, 103 households made up the Legacy Society: people who have con-firmed a gift commitment through the distribution of their estate.

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Legacy SocietyHospice East Bay honors the following members, who have generously included Hospice East Bay in their estate plans.Kay & David AakerBob Acker & Bonnie Baskin*Dr. Fred Ackerman, M.D.*Lili Mai Albertoni-Weedin*Lana Asensio*Mitch Ashley & Jane LeeCynthia Baird*Brooks & Kay BaldwinBurt BasslerGeraldine Becker*Aristea & Jeanette BertolaniHarry & Dorothy Bettencourt*Margaret Black*David BlasquezCharles* & Dorothy BoydLynn Carlson BradyBetty Brenkle CargoRose M. Bridges*Jack R. Brown & Patsy Plagemann

Brown*Sonja Bruce*Bernice Bujacich*Shelette CampbellVernice M. Campbell*

Shirley & Curtis* CarterRobert Clough*Mabel Cole*Vera Mona Crosby*Connie DavisDr. Kent & Debbie DavisMildred DayGunther & Kathryn de GrootCarol DolezalMaybelle DoréCarol M. DoyleThomas & Patrice DriscollKay & Gary* DubnoffEdna M. Fallman*Joyce Fierro*Louise Maier Fuss*Evelyn Gerdes*Michael & Jamie GersonJeannette Gibson*Garrett & Cathy GirvanJerry & Mary Beth* GriggMel & Diana HaasJohn & Shirley* HamiltonCindy & Howard HattonDuane Heaps*Horace Sleet Henderson*Dr. G. HingFlorence & Robert Hoerr*

Rodney Huppi*Sharon M. IversenCharles Selwyn Jackson*Emmett & Alys Kim Jenkins*Mr. and Mrs. Howard JenkinsBeverly & William JonesJack KayJoan & George* KilianRobert King, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James LairdRebul Lampman*Ellen H. Larsen*Patricia J. & Robert E.* LeeRod & Barbara LevanderKathleen Ley*Gary & Trish GardnerMavis LyndeKathleen Madsen & William Ledeen*Mel & Barbara McBethCatherine McLanahanEdward B. MitchellMarie T. Mollart*Pauline Neilson*Bill Oman & Larry CrummerAlma L. Onwarsy*Gerald & Marilyn* OrigliaGeorge E. Peters*Ernest & Lola Poll*

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Kenneth W. Preston*Ruth Rademacher*Virginia R. RawsonConrad L. Redders*Dennis & Renée RossMary Ellen Rounseville*Michael Rubio & Missy Martin*Hildegard Anna Ruby*Joseph Daniel Rukavina*John & Carol SayersCynthia Schneider

Angie SchneiderKathleen & David SeaburyDorothy Bates Searls*Stanley Shiller*Diane Sibley-OrigliaCarlton J. Siegler*Carley C. Smith*Dr. Ann SteinerDrs. Anne Steinmann &

Stanley LowenbergFrances Stevenson*

Dr. Brian & Patty TopkisToby Ann Tover-KreinCharles & Patricia TrepinskiDr. Clair S. & Joan M. WeenigErica Weingarten*Virginia F. White*Patricia Whitesides & Donald BaumanMs. Ruth E. Young*Anonymous*Indicates deceased supporter.

Major DonorsHospice East Bay wishes to express great appreciation to the following individuals, companies, and foundations that contributed generously during 2015.

Platinum Donors ($10,000 +)Mrs. Dorothy BoydMr. & Mrs. Brian EatonMr. Robert LabordeMr. & Mrs. James LairdLakeside FoundationMr. & Mrs. William LangeThe MacNaughton Family FoundationMrs. Beverly MartinezRotary Club of Danville/Sycamore Valley

Community FoundationMr. & Mrs. Ralph Briggs Wood

Gold Donors ($5,000-$9,999)Ms. Alison AldrichMs. Maria AndersonArcher Norris Charitable FundMs. Amy BeckerMs. Diana BokaieMr. Lou CanessaMr. Carlos Alberto CentenoConcord Pleasant Hill Health DistrictHonorable Judith Craddick MaccabeeMrs. Nancy DawsonMr. Bill Eames

Mrs. Linda GrundhofferGuilkey Construction, Inc.Mel & Diana HaasMr. John HamiltonMrs. Frede HammesMr. Stanley J. HennessyMrs. Carle HiraharaHolmgren Charitable Lead TrustJohn Muir HealthMr. & Mrs. Jason KauneMs. Leslie KrikorianMs. Lorna Lee & Mr. Jim Keefe

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Friends of Hospice OrindaMcCaulou’s, Inc.Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation, Inc.Nina McLemoreOSIsoftPhilco Building Maintenance, Inc.Porter E. & Helenmae Thompson

FoundationMs. Muriel ReileyRossmoor Women’s 18 Hole Golf ClubRudney AssociatesMr. Paul TimminsMrs. Moreland WhitbeckMr. Daniel Wu

Silver Donors ($1,000-$4,999)1515 RestaurantMr. & Mrs. John AbelMrs. Ann AckermanMs. Linda AdamsAlamo Women’s ClubAmerican AsphaltMr. & Mrs. Kendall AndersonMrs. Nancy AshmanAssociated Right of Way ServicesBarney & BarneyMr. Richard BarsottiMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey BeckerMrs. Mary Bell

Mrs. Sharon BenatarMrs. Lillian BerkowitzMr. & Mrs. BermanMrs. Lynne BicklerMr. Jim BidwellMr. & Mrs. Anthony BilichMr. & Mrs. Chris BonoBoston PropertiesMss. Andree Bouty & Candace FrawleyMs. Lynn Carlson BradyMr. & Mrs. Gerald BurkeMr. & Mrs. Bruce BurroughsMrs. Carolyn ButlerMr. & Mrs. Don CallahanMr. & Mrs. Bob CarlsonMr. & Mrs. Frank CarrMr. & Mrs. Jeffery L. CarrollMr. Caleb GordonMr. Dennis CohanDr. Andrea Coleman &

Mr. Stephen ColemanConnolly & TaylorMr. Tom ConroyMr. John S. CooperMr. & Mrs. William F. CronkMr. & Mrs. Trevor CrossleyMrs. Mildred DayDiablo FoodsMr. & Mrs. George Dias

Mr. Robert DoeringMs. Betty DoréMr. & Mrs. Timothy Dorr, SrMrs. Carol M. DoyleMrs. Patricia EllsworthErnst Wintter & AssociatesThe Old CrowsJo FongMr. Leo FontanaMr. & Mrs. Mark ForetteMs. Mary GastonMr. & Mrs. Michael GersonGFWC Danville Women’s ClubMr. & Mrs. Eric GhislettaGianni’s Italian BistroMr. & Mrs. Garrett J. GirvanMr. Randal GoldenGraham-Hitch Cremation &

Memorial CenterMr. & Mrs. Richard GrameMrs. Carol GreenMrs. Judy GuildMr. Eric GustafsonMs. Kathy HallockCindy & Howard HattonHeffernan Insurance BrokersMs. Mary HendricksonMr. & Mrs. Edmund HennigarMr. & Mrs. John Hetland

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S.H.A.R.E.Ms. Mary HoganMs. Ann HoglandHome Care AssistanceMs. Dina HondaMr. William HoskinsHull’s Walnut Creek ChapelMrs. Doris HurwittMrs. Joan IbarolleMs. Sharon M. IversenMr. & Mrs. Tom JacksonMrs. Virginia JeffriesMr. & Mrs. Howard Jenkins IIMr. & Mrs. Don JonesMr. & Mrs. William JonesJPMorgan ChaseJuanita Diane Duperroir TrustKaiser Permanente Diablo Area Public

Affairs & Community BenefitMr. & Mrs. Jack KayMr. Dennis KeaneMr. Donald A. KennedyMs. Mary Ann KessingerMrs. Miriam KlinglerMs. Alice KlingmannMr. & Mrs. John Kopchik, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard KroetchMr. & Mrs. Ron LatteriMrs. Vickie Lawton

Mr. Rick Levy, JrMrs. Lois LippincottLivHome Inc.Mrs. Elaine LongMrs. Beverly LouieThe Louise P. Hackett FoundationMrs. Linda LoveallMr. & Mrs. James LuippoldMr. Steven Luntz & Ms. Annie MyersMabel Horrigan FoundationMr. & Mrs. Mike MannMrs. Anne MannMs. Sara MannMargaret P. Stevenson FoundationMr. & Mrs. Lee MaronaMr. James MarstonMr. & Mrs. Frank MartensMrs. Marilyn R. MartinMs. Carrie MasdeoMs. Debora MasielMr. Harold MasonMcCorduck PropertiesMcKesson Medical-SurgicalMs. Patricia McMahonMr. Ralph C. MeekMr. Charles MiddletonMr. & Mrs. Thomas MillerMr. Stephen R. Miller

Moraga RoyaleMrs. Karen NakamuraNeil & Amelia McDaniel Charitable

TrustNeptune Society of Northern CaliforniaMr. & Mrs. Mike NevaresNootbaar Family FundMr. Valdimer NunesMr. Arthur O’ConnorPacific Gas & Electric - Community

RelationsPegnim & Ivancich LLPMrs. Meredith PencePiedmont Funeral Services at Mountain

View CemeteryPleasant Hill Rotary FoundationMr. Roy Powell & Ms. Judy KirkpatrickMr. & Mrs. Thomas PrestonMr. Austin PrindleMr. & Mrs. Dick RadlerMs. Mary Ellen RatcliffMr. & Mrs. Fred RiedelRobert & Alice Bridges FoundationMr. & Mrs. Chris RontalMrs. Rita RosenMr. & Mrs. Dennis RossRossmoor RealtyRossmoor Rotary ClubThe Rotary Club of Orinda

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Mr. & Mrs. George RynessMr. Dara SalourSan Ramon Valley Kiwanis FoundationMr. Stephen M. SaucyMr. Jeff SchultzDr. Stephen SchwarczSeeley Family FoundationMs. Evalyn SegalMr. Kenneth ShermanMr. Lyle ShoresMr. & Mrs. Thomas SilvaSLO GolfMs. Cherida SmithDavid & Sherry SmithMrs. Betty StanfordDr. & Mrs. Robert StannardThe Terrill Company LLCMr. Craig ThomasMen’s Club of BrentwoodMr. & Mrs. Charles TrepinskiTruistTWANDA FoundationMs. Lida UrbanNewstadt Family FundWells Fargo Community Support

CampaignWells Fargo FoundationMr. Ted A. WestphalMr. & Mrs. Tom White

Mr. & Mrs. Richard WhitehurstWillis FoundationWilson & Kratzer Civic Center ChapelMr. & Mrs. Jay WingoMs. Malia WolfMr. John Yandell, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth YoungDr. Stanley Zinberg, MD

Bronze Donors ($500-$999)10Fold CommunicationsMr. Paul AakerAlameda ElectricDr. & Mrs. AlexiadisMr. & Mrs. Paul AllinsonApex GradingMr. Larry ArataAT&T Inc. Federal Political Action

CommitteeMs. Janet AuerMr. & Mrs. Bill F. AusfahlBayfab Metals, Inc.Dr. Karen BellowsMr. Anthony BerumenMr. Russell BigelowMr. & Mrs Lawrence BlackBlackhawk Homeowners AssociationMs. Marielle BoortzMrs. Elizabeth Bowles

Mr. Jeffrey BoyleMs. Mary BoyleMs. Virginia BruskiMr. & Mrs. David BurkeMr. & Mrs. Bernard CaldwellCalifornia HealthCare FoundationCar Donation Services, Inc.Ms. Carolynn CartelliContra Costa County Bar AssociationContra Costa County Health ServicesMr. & Mrs. Herman CordesCoreMedical GroupMr. & Mrs. Tom CourtrightMs. Marisa CribbsMr. John S. DeemingDelta Tech Service, IncorporatedMichael & Karen DevlinMr. & Mrs. Roger DouglasMr. & Mrs. John DoyleMr. & Mrs. Ronald DreisbachMr. and Mrs. Thomas DwyerMrs. Robertta EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Mike EgliteMs. Francelia EldridgeElectric Sales UnlimitedMr. Phillip EngelkeMs. Joan M. EvansExxonMobil Foundation

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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce FarberFidelity Roof CompanyMr. Douglas FitzgeraldMs. Judith FrenchMrs. Josephine GearyLaw Office of Nancy A. GibbonsMr. Jeffrey GibsonMr. Robert P. GledhillMr. Mark GoldbergMr. & Mrs. Jack GraverMr. & Mrs. Warren HagstromMr. James HannefieldMrs. Karalyn HillMr. & Mrs. Dennis HillHome Care InstituteMr. Patrick S. HughesMr. & Mrs. Alvan HutchkoMs. Mahre WolffMr. & Mrs. Allan IsbellMr. & Mrs. Michael JamesMrs. Alice JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Kenneth JordanMr. & Mrs. Christopher JoyceMr. & Mrs. Richard KarnsMr. & Mrs. Brad KauneMr. & Mrs. Ed KauneMs. Audrey Kaune-SmithMr. Frederick KaynorMrs. Bonnie Keast

Kensington PlaceMs. Jennifer KingMrs. Clara KingMr. Robert Kirkham, JrMrs. Debbie KosichMrs. Ysabel LagacheMr. Kenneth LarsonMr. John LeeMr. Norman Lehfeldt &

Mr. Stewart YuenMr. Richard LennigMr. Ronald LewisMr. & Mrs. LiamosSteve & Michelle LopesMs. Elizabeth LovtangMr. & Mrs. Ed LoweMs. Cynthia Marcucci &

Mr. Steven SimonJeanne Herbert FundMr. Robert MartzMs. Cheryl MatzMr. Matthew McAlpinMrs. Patricia McCartyMrs. Paulina P. McGillMr. Martin McHughMr. Barry MelinMichael Simons & Associates, LLCMr. & Mrs. Peter MierauMr. Stefan Mihaylov

Mr. & Mrs. James MillerMrs. Grace MitsutomeMr. & Mrs. Alex MooradianMr. David MooreMr. & Mrs. William MooreMr. John Powers & Ms. Marian MulkeyMs. Annette NattMs. Erin Nolan KillmerOakland Athletics Community FundMr. Richard OglesbyMs. Julia OversMr. & Mrs. Stephen P. PaddockMr. Richard PerryThe Honorable & Mrs. Mike PhelanMr. John PierceMr. Bill PulliamMr. Dennis QuinlanMs. Virginia R. RawsonJim & Kay RiewertsMr. & Mrs. Don RitcheyMr. Glenn RobakMr. William Tannenbaum &

Ms. Rhonda RodgersMrs. Sylvia RoemerMrs. Lillian RoselinS.H.A.R.E.Dr. Sally SampleMrs. Janet SantosMs. Monika Siegel

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Mr. & Mrs. Martin SignorelliMrs. Sigrid SniderMrs. Jacqueline SpinkMr. & Mrs. Stan SpringelMr. Rick SteffensMrs. Patricia StullMr. Tom SuhrhoffMs. Diane SunadaMrs. Karen TashimaMr. Cosmo TedeschiDr. & Mrs. George TischenkoDr. & Mrs. Brian F. TopkisMrs. Beth Tulley

Mr. Joe Van SteenMr. Jean VandenMrs. Carol WalshMr. Carter WellsMs. Bonnie WesthusingMr. & Mrs. Don WhiteWilliam F. Foss Memorial FoundationMr. Shawn WillisMr. & Mrs. John WingoMr. & Mrs. Malcom WinspearYMCA of the FoothillsMr. & Mrs. Walter Youngman

As a not-for-profit organization, we depend on gifts from individuals and foundations to help provide hospice services that insurance or Medicare do not cover. Thank You!

Hospice East Bay3470 Buskirk Avenue, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523