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2019 Annual Report { FY2018 }
Making A Difference
Pickersgill is a nonProfit retirement community with a strong heritage of
benevolent PurPose. begun in 1802 by a small grouP of caring women, Pickersgill is
dedicated to helPing each Person achieve, with dignity, the ProPer balance between
indePendence and assistance. we take Pride in our blend of traditional
values with contemPorary living. we Provide a comfortable home and high-quality care
at a reasonable cost, and Promote each resident’s vitality of sPirit.
Mrs. Karen AuwaerterMrs. Carlyle Barton, Jr.Mrs. G. Wayne BerryMrs. Brian W. BrookeMrs. Marsha CarrollMrs. Gordon Croft
Mrs. Dennis FinneganMrs. Robert W. FlowerMrs. Jane S. HeillMrs. Ellen HennesseyMrs. Carol Long MackayMrs. William A. Mangels
Mrs. Carolyn MarshallMrs. Sandra OrtweinMrs. Russell P. RichMrs. Jack SmithMrs. Stephen Tully, President
Pickersgill Retirement Community 2018 Board of Directors
Pickersgill Retirement Community strives to make a difference in the lives of our residents each and every day. We recognize and thank our family of dedicated volunteers who tirelessly donate their time and talent, and our exceptional staff who provide high quality care and personalized service to residents and family members. Our growing wait list for Independent Living is a testament to the quality of life at Pickersgill, and makes us one of the most sought-after retirement communities in the surrounding Baltimore Metropolitan area.
Our mission started more than 217 years ago in 1802, when a small group of caring women gathered and believed that they could make a difference. Committed to continuing that mission today, we know that sometimes it’s the little things that can make a difference. Acts of kindness and support are displayed everywhere. From our volunteers who walk their pets through the corridors visiting with residents, to our many student volunteers who offer their help in games, parties and crafts. Pickersgill is truly a special community that is set apart from the others.
As a nonprofit organization, Pickersgill continually reinvests back into the operations and improvement of the community. Our residents rest easy knowing their needs and wishes are what drive organizational decisions, not answering to investors, stockholders or other outside stakeholders. We are proud of the fact that our revenue goes directly back into the community or into our endowment fund. This ensures that Pickersgill will continue to provide a comfortable home and high-quality care for our residents for many years to come.
After making a difference in lives for more than two centuries, we are proud to be the role model for other communities. We are grateful for all that is made possible through the donation of resources, both time and money, by the generous people who make up the Pickersgill family: the residents who call Pickersgill home, their friends and family members, our board, our exceptional staff, our resolute volunteers and our dedicated community sponsors. We submit to you the 2018 Annual Report in honor of the entire Pickersgill community, who continually strive to make a difference.
Barry EisenbergExecutive Director
Faye TullyPresident, Board of Directors
Making A Difference
“we’re Proud that we have never wavered from the core of our mission: Providing a comfortable home and high-quality care for residents at a reasonable cost.”
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Letter from the President of the Board of Directors and the Executive DirectorMission Statement
The purpose of the Residents’ Association is to enhance the welfare of the apartment residents by promoting ways to make their lives more interesting, enjoyable, and beneficial.
The Association encourages fellowship and participation in all cultural, recreational, religious, and social programs. Association officers also meet regularly with Pickersgill’s Executive Director and staff, as well as with members of the Pickersgill Board.
The following Association activities were recorded during 2018:
• Welcoming committee holds welcome dinners for all new residents.
• Continued a Caring Committee (Pete White) that visits residents in the hospital and rehab facilities, delivers get well cards and good wishes.
• Provided funds to place Christmas lights on the large tree in front of the community.
• The Spiritual Life committee sponsored three quarterly retreats.
• Residents’ scholarship fund awarded $13,500 to Pickersgill employees.
• Continued a choral group which performed at multiple Pickersgill events.
• Donated $500 to the Benevolent Care Fund.
• Donated $100 to Activities Department by the Bingo Group.
• Initiated the use of Orange Emergency Information Cards to be filled out and placed on residents’ refrigerators for EMS to take when a resident goes to the hospital.
• Started a weekly walking group that goes to Meadow Wood park every Monday morning.
• Continued quarterly meeting with Executive Director to give facility satisfaction feedback.
Members of the Apartment Residents’ Association regularly volunteer to maintain the library, plants, and clocks; staff the convenience store; and assist with religious services, social hours, games, and programs. We are all indebted to the many Association volunteers and the ladies of the Board of Directors who give so generously of their time.
Mary Lou Fish President, Pickersgill Apartment Residents’ Association 2018
From left to right: Mary Lou Fish, Eugene Kibbe, Bobbie Trammell, Nancy Campbell and Jane Seipp
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2018 INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
Robert W. Bogue, ChairmanMonica HausnerRobert C. LewisR. Taylor McLean Michael A. MeredithWilma Zimmerman
OPERATIONAL REVENUE BY SOURCE
Resident fees: $13,573,225
Contributions and Bequests: $62,100
Gains on Investments: $1,005,941
Other Income: $28,864
ASSETS 2018 2017
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents $4,773,083 $5,953,893
Short term investments 6,501,709 1,998,231
Accounts receivable- net 434,092 500,140
Accrued investment income 171,700 139,691
Prepaid expenses 243,866 231,345
Other current assets 3,355 3,636
Total current assets 12,127,805 8,827,206
PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT- NET 28,223,732 28,424,367
OTHER ASSETS
Investments 58,745,334 66,434,989
Resident fund reserves 295,320 282,832
Deposits 197,000 209,801
Total other assets 59,237,654 66,927,622
TOTAL ASSETS $99,589,191 $104,179,19
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS 2018 2017
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts payable $601,249 $641,321
Accrued expenses 370,639 364,443
Current portion of long-term debt 1,235,000 1,190,000
Total current liabilities 2,206,888 2,195,764
LONG-TERM LIABILITIES
Long-term debt, net of current portion 21,976,367 23,170,419
Derivative financial instrument 2,677,179 3,394,517
Security deposits 307,266 300,897
Long-term liabilities 24,960,812 26,865,923
Total liabilities 27,167,700 29,061,687
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted 72,410,635 75,100,978
Temporarily restricted 10,856 16,530
Total net assets 72,421,491 75,117,508
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $99,589,191 $104,179,195
A Report from Pickersgill Retirement Community Apartment Residents’ AssociationFinancial Highlights
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Mrs. Karen AuwaerterMrs. Mary BartonKatee BearMs. Christina Beltran Mrs. Rosemary BerryMs. Pat BlakeMrs. Ann BrookeMs. Beulah BrownMr. Don CampbellMrs. Nancy CampbellDickey CanelosMs. Marsha CarrollMs. Sally CartwrightMrs. Anne CaskeyMr. Wayne CaskeyMs. Joanne Chamberlin Mrs. Emma ChathamMrs. Jane CroftMrs. Ann CromwellMs. Catherine CroninMr. Edmund CroninMs. Tina Darrell
Mrs. Elinore DavidsonMr. Dick DavidsonMr. Stephen DeRitaDr. Bob DuvalMrs. Peggy EckMs. Mary Ellen EnsorMrs. Lois EvansMr. Richard EvansMr. John FaminiMrs. Christine FerciotMrs. Fran Finnegan Ms. Mary Lou FishMrs. Dorothy FlanneryMrs. Nancy FlowerRev. Nick GanasMrs. Elaine GehrisMr. Don GiblinMrs. Rosemary GiovannoniMrs. Henni HagnerMrs. Mary Jane HallMs. Jeanne Hansen Ms. Ann Harper
Ms. Dorothy HassonMr. Al HayesMrs. Margaret HayesMs. Nancy HeeseMrs. Jane HeillMrs. Sunny HendleyMrs. Ellen Hennessey Ms. Brigitte HenningMrs. Jeanne HildenbrandMs. Mary HollandMrs. Pat HoopesMs. Dorothy HopkinsMrs. Jane HoytMr. William HoytMr. Bud IveyMs. Michele JacksonMr. BJ JohnsonMs. Cheryl KarcherMr. Fred KatzMrs. Helen KempMs. Bea KennedyMr. Eugene Kibbe
Mr. Bob KnowlesMrs. Bonnie KramerMrs. Judy Lichty Mrs. Jean LillquistMrs. Tara LilyMrs. Barbara LynchMrs. Carol Long Mackay Mrs. Ann Mangels Mr. Bill MangelsMrs. Jean McClaryRev. Amy McCulloughMrs. Teresa McHugh EllisMs. Marilyn MeltonMs. Renate MilewichMs. Patty Mochel Mrs. Virginia ModjeskyMr. John MooreMrs. Jean MooreMrs. Lucy MillerMrs. Helen MosherMrs. Nancy MullinsMs. Tallie Eunice Murriel
Pickersgill Retirement Community is enormously grateful to its volunteers. From visiting with pets to helping residents get to various
activities, our volunteers selflessly give their time and talents to enhance the quality of life for Pickersgill residents.
Ms. Jacquelyn MyersMrs. Judy MyersMrs. Susan OgdenMrs. Sandra OrtweinMr. Malcolm ParkerMrs. Trina PetersMr. Michael PetersMrs. Carol PolkMs. Mary RandisiMrs. Stephanie RichMr. Jerry RoeslerMrs. Francine SellingerMs. Jane SeippMrs. Mary Jane ShorterRev. Ernest SmartMs. Janice SmartMrs. Hilda SmithMrs. Jean SmithMr. Jack SmithMrs. Judy SmithMrs. Daisy StrasingerMrs. Mae StromMs. Midge TaylorMs. Bobbi TrammellMs. Sally TullisMrs. Faye TullyMs. Marilyn Van TassellMr. Bill WerneckeMr. Bill WestMrs. Carolyn WheelerMr. Pete WhiteMr. Randy WolfordMs. Wilma Zimmerman
VOLUNTEER CLERGY AND LAY MINISTERSThe Rev. Joseph F. Barr
Church of the Immaculate ConceptionLay Minister Beulah Brown
Faith Christian FellowshipLay Minister Jack Danz
Grace United MethodistThe Rev. Garet Ellis
First Luthern ChurchLay Minister Richard Evans
Church of the Immaculate ConceptionThe Rev. Nick Ganas
Timonium Presbyterian ChurchLay Minister David Ray
Church of the Immaculate ConceptionLay Minister Judy Lichty
Capitivate Christian ChurchThe Rev. Amy McCullough
Grace United MethodistLay Minister Eunice Murriel
Faith Christian FellowshipLay Minister Francine Sellinger
Univ. of MD St. Joseph Medical Center Chapel
The Rev. Ernest Smart St. Andrew’s Christian Community
Lay Minister Cristina Paqlinauh Church of the Redeemer
The Rev. Tally Wilgis Captivate Christian Church
Faye Tully Music Ministry
“when i come here i feel like i’m coming home. the staff calls me mom, and everybody knows me.”
Resident’s Family Member
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Special Thanks to Our Volunteers
Listed below is a list of donors who left legacy gifts to Pickersgill.
Helen M. Alban Margaret M. CooperHally Brent DameAlonzo G. and Virginia G. DeckerEdward B. FreemanJoseph L. GennerWilliam M. GinderAlexander Gordon IVAlice E. HeldMary Johnson
Catherine A. LortzRaymond D. Miller Jr. Maurice M. Mitchell Jr. Louise Sifford O’Connor Robert E. PerkinsRev. Douglas PittGrace C. TavennerAgnes E. TigheDonald TuckerD’Arcy Hilles Gordon Young
MARY PICKERSGILL SOCIETY - $1,000 AND UPMrs. Karen AuwaerterMrs. Carlyle Barton Jr.BB&T CorporationMrs. Rosemary BerryMr. Robert W. Bogue and Dr. Lauren
BogueMr. and Mrs. Brian W. BrookeMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brooks Jr.Ms. Mary Catherine BuntingMr. and Mrs. John B. CloughMr. and Mrs. Gordon CroftMrs. Worth B. Daniels Jr.Mrs. Betty H. DempsterMr. and Mrs. P. Douglas DollenbergMr. and Mrs. Barry EisenbergFirst Tennessee FoundationDr. and Mrs. Robert W. FlowerHamilton Insurance AgencyMr. and Mrs. H. Paul Heill Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth LewMr. and Mrs. William Losch
Mrs. Carolyn F. MarshallMrs. Marilyn MeltonMr. and Mrs. Michael A. MeredithThe Joseph Mullan CompanyMs. Jacquelyn MyersPNC BankRemedi SeniorCareSmith HealthcareSodexo Senior LivingMr. James StromMrs. May StromMr. and Mrs. Stephen TullyMr. and Mrs. Josiah J. Willard IIIMr. Charles W. ZimmermanMs. Wilma J. Zimmerman
STAR SPANGLED BANNER CLUB - $500 TO $999Ms. Marsha CarrollMr. and Mrs. Dennis FinneganMr. and Mrs. John Handley Mrs. Janice Harris
THE HERITAGE SOCIETY: LEAVING A LEGACY
We are deeply grateful to those who have made the decision to include
Pickersgill in their will or estate plan. Their thoughtfulness today provides
for Pickersgill’s tomorrow.
Annual Report of Gifts from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018
Mr. Robert J. KnodeMr. and Mrs. Kenneth LillquistMr. and Mrs. William A. MangelsMrs. Sandra OrtweinPickersgill Apt. Residents’ Assn.Mr. and Mrs. Tate O. ReddingMr. and Mrs. Russell Purnell RichMr. Bruce RichardsMs. Brenda May RichardsonMr. and Mrs. John SchenningMr. and Mrs. Jack SmithMr. and Mrs. John H. StromMrs. Barbara TrammellMr. and Mrs. James A. Ulmer III
BICENTENNIAL CLUB $200 TO $499Mrs. Jean BergBollinger Energy Corp.Mr. Walter BrewsterBrightview Landscapes, LLCMs. Marcia ConlinMrs. Margaret EckMr. and Mrs. Reid FauntleroyMs. Clara FinneganDr. and Mrs. Clarence Gehris
Mr. and Mrs. James Gribbell Jr.Mr. Brant HartMs. Monica HausnerMr. Brant HartMr. and Mrs. William F. Hunter Jr. Mrs. Townsend KentMs. Judith KeysMr. and Mrs. Craig LewisMr. and Mrs. Art LynchMr. and Mrs. Morgan LoaneMrs. Anita P. LogsdonMs. Barbara K. MathesonMrs. Anni NiedermeyerMr. Charles F. PeaceMr. Thomas PeaceMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. PhillipsStitches n Quilts
Mr. E. Marshall SweetenMr. Larry WalkerMs. Terry WalterMrs. Janet M. Wickens
PATRIOT CLUB $100 TO $199Mrs. Peggy BonsieroMr. John BosleyMrs. Dorothy BoyceMr. Martin S. CassidyMr. John ChristopherMr. and Mrs. Stephen ClineMr. Charles T. Cronin IIIMrs. Jacqueline DeBaufreMr. John DeckerMr. and Mrs. Daniel Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Burton EnglishMs. Mary Ellen EnsorMr. and Mrs. Michael T. FavaMr. and Mrs. Allan FieldMs. Patricia A. FinneganMrs. Doris S. FletcherMs. Carol R. FoglesongMs. Gloria J. FranciscoMrs. Catherine FraneyDr. and Mrs. Bob W. GaylerMrs. Anne C. HansenMr. and Mrs. Joseph HarantMr. and Mrs. William A. HoytMr. and Mrs. Richard P. HowardMr. and Mrs. Jay HurdMrs. Roslyn ImmermanMr. Richard KaplanMr. Donald Knode
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Donor Report FY2018
Mrs. Charlotte KingMr. Erick LarsenMr. Phillip LillquistMrs. Carol Long – MackayMr. and Mrs. Patrick C. MaloneMrs. Barbara K. MathesonMr. and Mrs. Peter McNamaraMrs. Donna MiedusiewskiMrs. Sharon MolanderMrs. Dorothy Mooney
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. MooreMrs. Maureen MurrayMr. Fred NickersonMrs. Ronald D. Nickles Mr. and Mrs. W. Walter OrtelMr. Gordon PeltzMs. Ida PoteetMr. and Mrs. William J. PriceMr. and Mrs. Charles RittenhouseMr. and Mrs. Albert Schnupp
Mrs. Karen MaylorMs. Johanna McDillMrs. Germaine MentlikMrs. Rebecca OrrickMrs. Nancy J. PaulisMr. and Mrs. Edgar L. PitmanMr. and Mrs. Richard L. ReidMrs. Gloria RobertsMrs. Adriane RosenthalMrs. Linda SarubinMr. and Mrs. James SchultzMrs. Tricia SelkoMrs. Janette SmithMr. Lawrence P. SmithMr. and Mrs. Ross SmithMrs. Doris StambaughMrs. Linda TaylorMrs. Leigh ThomasMs. Nancy ThompsonMr. Thomas TrappMr. and Mrs. Fred A. Turner
Ms. Courtney M. UlmerMrs. Dorothy WarfieldMr. H. William WerneckeMrs. Margaret WhitmanMrs. Susan WiermanMrs. Carmen WiessnerMs. Susan Wilhelm
THE BENEVOLENT CARE FUNDMr. and Mrs. Harry BetsillMrs. Janet BilesMr. and Mrs. William J. BlairMr. Walter BoggsMr. and Mrs. Jeffery ChathamMs. Michele ChathamMr. John ChristopherMr. Stephen CieslakMr. Raymo ConnollyMrs. Jacqueline L. DeBaufreMr. John Decker
About The Benevolent Care Fund
The original charitable mission of Pickersgill Retirement Community when it was founded in 1802 is being fulfilled today, in large part, by The Benevolent Care Fund. While the majority of residents will never need this special fund, Benevolent Care offers security and peace of mind to those who do by bridging the gap and providing financial assistance when necessary on a case-by-case basis.
About the Annual Fund
Contributions to this popular fund go directly toward what’s needed most. All donations - unless otherwise specified - are directed toward The Annual Fund. The Annual Fund helps to support music programs, celebrations and special programs for residents. All gifts can be in memory or in honor of a family member or friend, and all gifts — regardless of size — make a difference!
“we congregate around mom; she’s the center of our universe, and going to Pickersgill is like
going to our home.”
Resident’s Family membeR
Mrs. Muriel SimonMr. and Mrs. Richard SuffrediniMr. and Mrs. Myron E. TaylorMr. Stephen VarankoMr. Douglas WarrenMr. Win WesterveltMrs. Elizabeth WheelerMrs. Margaret WhitmanMr. and Mrs. George S. WillsMr. Leonard WorthenGen. and Mrs. M. Hall Worthington Jr.
FRIENDS UP TO $99Mr. and Mrs. Daniel BabichMr. Paul BerryMr. and Mrs. Harry BetsillMrs. Janet BilesMr. and Mrs. William J. BlairMr. and Mrs. Walter BoggsMr. and Mrs. John BosleyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey ChathamMr. Stephen CieslakMrs. Rochelle CohenMrs. Mary Pat Colianni
Mr. and Mrs. Charles CookMr. Raymo ConnollyMrs. Barbara DashiellMrs. Elaine EdelsteinMs. Nancy ElsonMs. Ruth M. FangmanMs. Dorothy FraquelliMrs. Doris S. FletcherMrs. Mary Alice GrayMr. John F. GreeneMr. and Mrs. Frederick GriffithMs. Elva M. HabichtMs. Barbara HamiltonMrs. Jean HarrisonMs. Claire HartmanMs. Ann D. HendleyMr. and Mrs. William HermannMr. and Mrs. W. Carl HossfeldMr. and Mrs. Kenneth JonesMrs. Susan KatzMr. and Mrs. Donald Knode Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. KennyMrs. Loraine LobeMrs. Sandy LynchMr. James B. Martin
Mrs. Betty H. DempsterMrs. Barbara DowlingDr. Robert DuvallMrs. Elaine EdelsteinMs. Nancy ElsonMrs. Mary Ellen EnsorMr. and Mrs. Allan FieldMs. Clara FinneganMs. Patricia A. FinneganMrs. Doris S. FletcherMs. Dorothy FraquelliDr. and Mrs. Bob GaylerMr. and Mrs. Raymond GiovannoniMrs. Mary Alice GrayMr. and Mrs. John F. GreeneMr. and Mrs. Frederick GriffithMs. Elva M. HabichtMrs. Anne C. HansenMs. Barbara HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Joseph HarrantMr. and Mrs. H. Paul Heill
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What is the Named Fund for the Endowment?
A Named Fund for the Endowment is a way to honor a friend or loved one. A new fund is started with an initial gift of $200 or more and then grows with additional donations made by family and friends. Any amount can be given at any time. As long as at least one gift of any amount is given each year, the fund will be recognized in our Annual Report.
Where does my gift go?
The purpose of an organization’s endowment is to provide permanent financial support. Pickersgill’s named funds become part of the principal of our endowment, which generates an income flow that’s applied where needed, helping with critical needs such as benevolent care and our depreciation and replacement fund.
How can I start a Named Fund?
Contact the Development Office at 410-842-0421 or e-mail [email protected].
About the Renovations Fund
Contributions to this fund directly benefit Pickersgill’s master community design plan. Over the next several years this plan will include a new wellness center and gym, new activity spaces and upgrades to our skilled nursing center.
Mr. and Mrs. William HermannMr. and Mrs. Richard P. HowardMr. and Mrs. William F. HunterMr. and Mrs. Kenneth JonesMr. Richard M. KaplanMrs. Susan KatzMrs. Charlotte KingMr. Donald KnodeMr. and Mrs. Donald Knode Jr.Mr. Robert J. KnodeMrs. Karen MaylorMs. Johanna McDillMrs. Germaine MentlikMrs. Donna MiedusiewskiMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. MooreMr. Fred NickersonMr. and Mrs. Ronald D. NicklesMrs. Nancy J. PaulisPickersgill Apt. Residents’ Assn.Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. PitmanMrs. Gloria RobertsMr. and Mrs. John SchenningMr. and Mrs. James SchultzMrs. Janette SmithMrs. Doris StambaughMr. and Mrs. John StromMs. Nancy L. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. TurnerMs. Terry WalterMr. H. William WerneckeMrs. Janet M. WickensMr. Charles W. ZimmermanMs. Wilma J. Zimmerman
THE ANNUAL FUNDMrs. Karen AuwaerterMrs. Carlyle BartonMrs. Rosemary BerryMr. F. Barry BilsonMr. Robert W. Bogue and
Dr. Lauren BogueBollinger Energy CorporationMr. and Mrs. John D. BosleyMrs. Dorothy BoyceMrs. Suzanne BrawleyMr. and Mrs. Brian W. BrookeMs. Mary Catherine BuntingMs. Marsha CarrollMr. Martin S. CassidyMs. Peggy CastagnaMrs. Rochelle CohenMr. and Mrs. Gordon CroftMrs. Worth B. Daniels Jr.Mrs. Barbara Dashiell
Mr. and Mrs. Barry EisenbergMr. and Mrs. Reid FaunleroyMr. and Mrs. Michael T. FavaMr. and Mrs. Dennis FinneganMrs. Doris S. FletcherDr. and Mrs. Robert W. FlowerMs. Carol R. FoglesongHamilton Insurance AgencyGen. and Mrs. Worthington M. HallMr. and Mrs. John HandleyMrs. Janice HarrisMr. Brant HartMrs. Monica HausnerMs. Claire HartmanMs. Ann D. HendleyDr. and Mrs. Joseph Henry HooperMr. and Mrs. Carl W. HossfeldMr. and Mrs. William A. HoytMr. and Mrs. Jay HurdMrs. Roslyn ImmermanThe Joseph Mullan CompanyMrs. Helen Kemp
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. KennyMrs. Townsend KentMr. Erick LarsenMrs. Loraine LobeMrs. Anita P. LogsdonMrs. Carol Long MackayMr. and Mrs. Art LynchMr. and Mrs. Patrick C. MaloneMr. and Mrs. William A. MangelsMrs. Carolyn F. MarshallMs. Barbara MathesonMrs. Karen MaylorMs. Maureen MurrayMrs. Linda MyersMrs. Doris NewellMrs. Anni NiedermeyerMr. and Mrs. Patrick O’ConnellMrs. Anni NiedermeyerMrs. Rebecca OrrickMr. and Mrs. W. Walter OrtelMrs. Sandra OrtweinMr. & Mrs. Edgar L. Pitman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. ReidMs. Ann M. RemingtonMr. and Mrs. Russell Purnell RichMr. and Mrs. Charles RittenhouseMrs. Linda SarubinMrs. Gretchen L. SchlengerMr. and Mrs. Edward (Jack) SmithSmith HealthcareStitches n QuiltsMr. James StromMr. and Mrs. John StromMrs. A. Mae StromMr. and Mrs. E. Marshall SweetenMrs. Leigh ThomasMrs. Barbara TrammellMr. Larry WalkerMrs. Dorothy B. WarfieldMrs. Susan WiermanMr. Douglas WarrenMrs. Margaret WhitmanMrs. Janet WickensMrs. Susan Wierman
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah J. Willard IIIMr. and Mrs. George S. WillsMr. Leonard WorthenMr. Charles W. ZimmermanMs. Wilma J. Zimmerman
THE RENOVATIONS FUNDMr. and Mrs. Stephen Tully
GIFTS IN-KINDAmerican Visionary Arts MuseumBaltimore Museum of IndustryBaltimore Symphony OrchestraBaltimore Tea and CoffeeBluestone RestaurantChatty CraftersMr. & Mrs. Richard Davidson Friendly Farms RestaurantGoetze CandyMr. and Mrs. Al HayesLadew Gardens
Ms. Marilyn MeltonMaryland Historical SocietyMichael’s Cafe Mr. & Mrs. Jack MooreMs. Jacque MyersMs. Eleanor OwensPeppermill RestaurantRadebaugh’s Florist & GreenhousesMrs. Jane SeippSpa in the ValleySystems Furniture InstallationsThe Turnover Shop
COUNTRY FAIR SPONSORSBB&T Corporation Bollinger Energy Corporation Brightview Landscapes Inc. Harlan/BarnesPNC BankRemedi SeniorCare
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Pickersgill Retirement Community contributed to the Benevolent Care Fund in memory of the following residents who died in 2018:
Josey AnthonEleanor BaconSusan BarbeeNina BeaufelterAnn BeeryMarilyn BoggsYayoi BradleyMonterey BurtonAnne CaskeyAnne CullenEugene DunkelMargaret FordPatricia GatesRuth GeppiAnna GrahamMarie HalloranRichard HirschCathy Hunt-SchuhFrances Ichniowski
Reada JasperRev. Roy JoellenbeckBetty KelmMargaret KnoedlerVirginia MayersIrving PickneyIrving PrattVirginia PriceRita SchroederMary ShockElizabeth ShriverGladys StrickerJanet TramontinaMelborne Van NestEvelyn WalkerVivian WebberCharlotte WheelerCasimir Zajac
MEMORIALS
Josey AnthonMrs. Barbara Dashiell
Ann BeeryMrs. Elaine EdelsteinMr. and Mrs. Allan FieldMrs. Susan Katz
Elizabeth BilsonBarry F. Bilson
Jean BosleyMr. and Mrs. John BosleyMr. and Mrs. George S. Wills
Rose CarlinoMr. Richard M. Kaplan
Mathilde Clark HolmesMr. and Mrs. William J. Price
Helen CorbinMr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Malone
Jane CreagerMr. and Mrs. John H. Strom
Elizabeth DaunicMr. and Mrs. Richard P. Howard
Howard DircksMr. and Mrs. John H. Strom
Helen FinneganMs. Patricia A. Finnegan
Jean FraunfelterMr. and Mrs. Harry E. BetsillMr. and Mrs. John H. Strom
Webster GreenmanThe Joseph Mullan Company
Harriet GreifMr. and Mrs. John HandleyMr. and Mrs. John Schenning
Richard and Claire HartmanMs. Claire Hartman
Helen Hauser Mr. Richard M. Kaplan
Richard HirschMr. Leonard Worthen
“the PeoPle who live here are charming. Pickersgill will
always have a Place for me to live, and a way to care for me.”
Resident
“each time i drive Past my old house, i say, ‘oh, i’m so glad
i’m not here.’”
Resident
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Majorie L. JonesMrs. Janet M. Wickens
Shirley KnodeMr. Stephen CieslakMr. Raymo ConnollyMrs. Mary Alice GrayMrs. Charlotte KingMr. Donald KnodeMr. and Mrs. Donald Knode Jr.Mr. Robert J. KnodeMrs. Germaine MentlikMrs. Donna MiedusiewskiMr. Fred NickersonMrs. Nancy J. PaulisMrs. Gloria RobertsMr. and Mrs. James SchultzMrs. Janette SmithMrs. Doris StambaughMr. and Mrs. Fred A. TurnerMr. H. William Wernecke
Joan MaloneyMr. and Mrs. Joseph Harant
Louise Sweeten McCainMr. E. Marshall Sweeten
Matilda MarkowMrs. Roslyn Immerman
Marie NicklesMr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Nickles
Ernest NiedermeyerMrs. Anni Niedermeyer
Gretchen Pasternack-EvansMrs. Gordon Croft
Hortense ReneMrs. Carmen Wiessner
Dorothy RoeslerMr. Wilfred J. Roesler
Frannie SayboltMrs. Gordon CroftMs. Wilma Zimmerman
Jean StrongStitches n Quilts
Eunice A. SuttonMs. Nancy Elson
Edythe ThompsonMs. Nancy L. Thompson
Janet TramontinaMr. and Mrs. William HermannMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones
Laura ZentzMs. Terry Walter
William ZimmermanMrs. Wilma J. Zimmerman
HONORARIUMS
Eleanor BaconMrs. Janet Biles
Richard KaplanDr. and Mrs. Clarence Gehris
Bill and Susie HunterMr. and Mrs. George S. Wills
Brenda RichardsonDr. and Mrs. Clarence GehrisMs. Gloria J. FranciscoMr. Bruce Richards
Mae StromMr. James Strom
Wilma ZimmermanMr. and Mrs. Michael T. FavaMs. Carol R. FoglesongMr. and Mrs. Edgar L. PitmanMr. Charles W. Zimmerman
“after they moved in, we quickly realized that Pickersgill feels like a large family. my Parents soon got to know everyone, and dad even became very active in the
residents’ food committee.”
Resident’s Family membeR
“once i moved in, i realized the community was small
enough to be a community. the residents and even the
management are very caring.”
Resident
THE NAMED FUND FOR THE ENDOWMENT
Rosemary Berry Endowment FundMr. Paul Berry
James Bjorkholm Endowment FundFirst Tennessee FoundationMr. and Mrs. William Losch
Frances J. Brooks Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brooks Jr.
Rose Carlino Endowment FundDr. and Mrs. Clarence GehrisMs. Brenda May Richardson
Elizabeth Boyce Clough Endowment Fund
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Clough
R. Virginia Cronin Endowment FundMr. Charles T. Cronin III
Doris P. Dollenberg Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. P. Douglas Dollenberg
Marilyn Beyerle Edick Endowment Fund
Ms. Jacquelyn MyersMrs. Linda Taylor
Hannah Young Fearson Endowment Fund
Mrs. Marilyn Melton
Helen B. Hauser Endowment FundMs. Gloria J. Francisco Dr. and Mrs. Clarence GehrisMr. Bruce Eric RichardsMs. Brenda May Richardson
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Mathilde Clark Holmes Endowment Fund
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Price V
Susie and Bill Hunter Endowment Fund
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Wills
James and Audrey Kane Endowment Fund
Mrs. Sharon Molander
Ruth Lemkau Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. William H. HouptMs. Elizabeth Wheeler
Anna May Lew Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lew
Ruth C. Martin Endowment FundMs. Ruth M. FangmanMr. James B. Martin
Theresa E. McCarthy Endowment Fund
Ms. Courtney M. UlmerMr. and Mrs. James A. Ulmer III
Lawrence G. Myers and Thelma D. Myers Endowment Fund
Ms. Jacquelyn Myers
Ann Louise Thomas Peace Endowment Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas PeaceMr. Charles F. Peace IV
Margaret F. and Joseph R. Ramming Endowment Fund
Mrs. Peggy Bonsiero
Dolores J. Redding Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. Tate O. Redding
G. Robert Reese Endowment FundMrs. Jean BergMrs. Margaret Eck
Hortense Rene Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. James F. Gribbell Jr. Mrs. Carmen Wiessner
Olive S. Rinehart Endowment FundMs. Marcia L. ConlinMr. and Mrs. Kenneth LillquistMr. Phillip Lillquist
Jean Smith Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. Edward (Jack) Smith
Eugene and Norma Struckhoff Endowment Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cline
Dorsey Yearley Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. Michael A. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. John H. Strom
D’Arcy Hilles Gordon Young Endowment Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Phillips
Wilma ZimmermanMr. Charles W. ZimmermanMr. and Mrs. Michael T. FavaMs. Ann M. Remington
Eva Zumbrun Endowment FundMs. Brenda May Richardson
my aunt has Pretty much fallen in love with the nurse who cares for her, and i believe she has fallen in
love with my aunt.”
Resident’s Family membeR
OVERVIEW:■ Nonprofit, nondenominational,
independently owned and managed ■ Continuous care retirement
community■ 217 years old (since 1802)■ Maryland’s oldest retirement
community
RESIDENTIAL LIVING:■ Serving approximately 270 residents■ 138 Assisted Living rooms and suites■ 87 Independent Living apartments■ 35 Skilled Nursing Care rooms
FEES:■ No entrance fee■ Call for monthly fees
LOCATION:
SITE SIZE: ■ 16 acres, including well-landscaped
grounds
AMENITIES:■ Spacious assisted living rooms and
suites with kitchenettes and private baths
■ Formal dining rooms■ Casual dining café■ Walking paths■ Chapel/Meditation room■ Libraries■ Auditorium■ Convenience store■ Computer lab■ Beauty and barber shop■ And more
A RICH HISTORY: SERVING SENIORS FOR MORE THAN TWO CENTURIES
Founded as a charitable organization in 1802, Pickersgill Retirement Community is named after one of the organization’s early leaders, Mary Young Pickersgill, the Baltimore flagmaker who sewed the flag that flew over Fort McHenry during the War of 1812 that inspired Francis Scott Key to write our national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner.”
Today, the nonprofit, nondenomi-national, independently owned and managed retirement community offers seniors a comfortable retirement lifestyle with a variety of independent living, assisted living and skilled nursing care accommodations.
Mary Young Pickersgill,1776 – 1857
Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of this report. If you have encountered an error, please notify the Development Office at 410-842-0421.
The Star-Spangled Banner. Photo courtesy of Smithsonian Institute. Flag can be viewed at the National Museum of American History.americanhistory.si.edu
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615 Chestnut Avenue • Towson, Maryland 21204
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