WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY RICHMOND

EXECUTIVE STAFFDonald D. Lecky PRESIDENT AND CEO

W. Russell GardnerCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Carol B. Conroy VICE PRESIDENT RESIDENT SERVICES

Robert D. Cox VICE PRESIDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

Elizabeth B. BushVICE PRESIDENT RESIDENT HEALTH SERVICES

William S. King VICE PRESIDENT MARKETING

The Rev. W. Ray Inscoe DIRECTOR PASTORAL CARE

Mary J. Adams DIRECTOR WORKFORCE SERVICES

Kevin W. Fergusson M.D., MEDICAL DIRECTOR

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We express gratitude to all who have supported Westminster Canterbury Richmond’s charitable initiatives. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of the Westminster Canterbury Foundation donor lists. We apologize for any errors or omissions and ask that they be brought to the attention of the Development office at (804) 264-6702.

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COME VISIT US! To schedule a tour, call our Sales O+ce at 804-264-6256 or 800-445-9904

Founded in 1975 by the Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, Westminster Canterbury Richmond welcomes all persons regardless of race, religion or nationality.

Westminster Canterbury serves nearly 900 residents with a wide variety of housing options, activities and amenities for active lifestyles.

Westminster Canterbury is a not-for-profit affiliate of Westminster Canterbury Management Corporation.

Westminster Canterbury Foundation, a separate corporation, raises funds for Westminster Canterbury Richmond’s charitable endeavors.

MISSION

As a faith-based charitable organization, we will provide services, specific to need, in a compassionate, professional, holistic manner, through an inspiring environment and dynamic leadership for our residents, employees and others we serve.

VALUES

CARING ! compassion and empathy

ETHICS ! wisdom and experience to do the right thing

LEADERSHIP ! maintaining a position of excellence

TEAMWORK ! working together to achieve common goals

INNOVATION ! creative pursuit of excellence

COMMITMENT ! steady focus on the Vision and Mission;

STEWARDSHIP ! prudent use of all resources.

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY RICHMOND

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION

Westminster Canterbury Management Corporation and Westminster Canterbury Foundation Report of the Chairs & President !

Westminster Canterbury Management Corporation Officers and Trustees "

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION ! SUBSIDIARIES

Consolidated Balance Sheets #

Consolidated Statement of Operations $

Consolidated Statement of Changes in Net Assets %

Financial Summary &

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY CHILDCARE CORPORATION '()

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY RESIDENTS" ASSOCIATION *

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY FOUNDATION Board of Trustees and Volunteers !+

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Table of Contents

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Throughout the continued economic uncertainty last year, the Westminster Canterbury Richmond community responded with expressions of compassion and caring, showing resilience and generosity of spirit.

Donors enable Westminster Canterbury Foundation to fulfill Westminster Canterbury’s lifetime commitment to help residents with true financial need. Last year, 114 residents received Fellowship support, but all who live here benefit from the security provided by Fellowship.

Despite the trend toward decreased giving experienced by many non-profits, the $1,241,000 contributed to the Annual Fellowship Fund exceeded the 2010 goal, testament to donors’ faith in Westminster Canterbury’s stewardship and service.

Many cultural and creative amenities unique to the Westminster Canterbury lifestyle are funded by Westminster Canterbury Foundation. Residents enjoyed exceptional performing arts programs in the Sara Belle November Theater and were inspired by fine arts workshops, classes, lectures and exhibitions in the H. Scott November

Gallery. The new Dakim brain fitness software program promoted cognitive stimulation.

The three-year, $22.5 million renovation and expansion of Mary Morton Parsons Health Center and Pavilion, completed in June, enhance residents’ high-quality lifestyle with bright new accommodations and a household model of care.

Outstanding customer service, known as TWCW, “The Westminster Canterbury Way,” is a defining characteristic of Westminster Canterbury. A task force identified and made recommendations that will yield a new training curriculum for all staff.

Westminster Canterbury earned two national awards, unprecedented dual honors for a Virginia retirement community: the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (AAHSA) 2010 Excellence in the Workplace Award and the 2011 NuStep Pinnacle Award for senior adult whole-person wellness in spirit, mind and body.

Westminster Canterbury celebrated a thirty-fifth anniversary with nearly 900 residents at year end, financially among the strongest continuing care retirement communities. The long tradition of sustainability and stewardship provides reassurance that residents Live Life Well.

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION AND WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY FOUNDATION

Report of the Chairs & President

Stevens N. GentilCHAIR, WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION

Richard Madden CHAIR, WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY FOUNDATION

Donald D. Lecky PRESIDENT ! CEO

Richard Madden, Steve Gentil and Don Lecky

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Westminster Canterbury Management Corporation has four not-for-profit affiliates in Richmond, Virginia: Westminster Canterbury Corporation operates Westminster Canterbury Richmond, a continuing care retirement community.

Westminster Canterbury Foundation raises funds for the charitable purposes of Westminster Canterbury Richmond. The Glebe of Richmond is a community of seven homes on property adjacent to Westminster Canterbury Richmond.Westminster Canterbury Child Care Corporation operates the Child Development Center on campus.

Each of the affiliates is tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and is governed by volunteer trustees. Half the trustees of the Management Corporation are elected by Presbyterian Homes, Inc., an agency of the Synod of the Mid-Atlantic, and half by Virginia Diocesan Homes of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia.

OFFICERSStevens N. Gentil CHAIR

Virginia H. HackneyVICE CHAIR

Donald D. Lecky PRESIDENT ! CEO

W. Russell GardnerCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER ! TREASURER

Elizabeth B. BushVICE PRESIDENT RESIDENT HEALTH SERVICES Carol B. ConroyVICE PRESIDENT RESIDENT SERVICES

Robert D. Cox VICE PRESIDENT SUPPORT SERVICES William S. King VICE PRESIDENT SALES ! MARKETING

Kevin W. Fergusson, M.D. MEDICAL DIRECTOR

Betty M. LissendenSECRETARY

TRUSTEESBruce R. ArnettMANAGING DIRECTORSCOTT ! STRINGFELLOW

Eric E. Ballou, Esq.PARTNERCHRISTIAN ! BARTON, LLP

The Rev. Susan N. EavesRECTORST. THOMAS’ EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Carole E. Farnham RETIRED PSYCHOLOGY SUPERVISORCENTRAL STATE HOSPITAL

Stevens N. Gentil CHAIRMANGRUBB ! ELLIS' HARRISON ! BATES

Virginia H. Hackney, Esq. PARTNERHUNTON ! WILLIAMS, LLP

Richard M. Hamrick III, M.D.PHYSICIANPULMONARY ASSOCIATES OF RICHMOND, INC.

William E. Hardy, CPA PARTNERHARRIS, HARDY ! JOHNSTONE, PC

Philip C. Holladay, Jr.RETIRED EXECUTIVESHELL OIL COMPANY

Harrison Hubard, Jr., Esq. ATTORNEYCOATES ! DAVENPORT, PC

Joseph A. James, M.D.PHYSICIANHCA#PHYSICIANS

Mark M. Jones, M.D.PHYSICIAN WEST END ORTHOPAEDIC CLINIC

The Rev. Carla Pratt KeyesPASTORGINTER PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Peter N. Pastore, Jr.CHIEF FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONS OFFICERST. CATHERINE’S SCHOOL

James L. Perkins, Jr. ADMINISTRATORWEST END ORTHOPAEDIC CLINIC, INC.

G. Jacob Savage III, CFASENIOR MANAGING DIRECTORBB!T

Retiring Trustees

In January 2011, the following were elected as trustees:

Benjamin C. AckerlySENIOR PARTNER HUNTON ! WILLIAMS LLP

Timothy R. Harris, CPAPRESIDENT HARRIS, HARDY ! JOHNSTONE, PC

Elizabeth H. MarthETIQUETTE CONSULTANT'CO#OWNER, THE PROTOCOL SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA; TAX MANAGER, CHERRY BEKAERT ! HOLLAND, LLP

David M. WilliamsMANAGING DIRECTOR'CEO GRUBB ! ELLIS'HARRISON ! BATES

Cheryl D. Moore ARCHITECTCHERYL D. MOORE ARCHITECT

Peter Pastore began a term as chair.

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Fiscal 2010 was another successful year for Westminster Canterbury. Due to the strong 2010 operating results, the bond covenant was exceeded. The waiting list remains strong for all areas of independent and assisted living. Westminster Canterbury was able to maintain its BBB- bond rating. Standard & Poor’s reported a positive outlook due to Westminster Canterbury’s favorable market position, improving operating performance and overall balance sheet strength.

Westminster Canterbury Foundation continues to be a vital element of our mission to provide financial support for those whose resources do not fully cover their housing and health care expenses. By the end of fiscal 2010, a total of 114 residents were able to live at Westminster Canterbury because of the financial assistance they received from the Foundation’s Fellowship Program. The 2010 actuarial valuation indicated that Westminster Canterbury’s obligation to provide future services to residents did not result in a liability as of September 30, 2010.

OCCUPANCY RATES As of September 30, 2010, the community includes 533 independent living apartments and houses, 97 assisted living apartments, 72 memory support apartments and 158 health center apartments for a total of 860. Occupancy at September 30, 2010, for independent living residences was 92.7% and for the Mary Morton Parsons Health Center was 87.8%. Occupancy at September 30, 2010, for assisted living residences was 89.9%. Assisted living consists of Avalon, Pavilion, Monticello and The Gables. In June 2010, renovations of the Mary Morton Parsons Health Center were completed.

REVENUES Total revenue from resident services, including other income, increased by 2% driven by rate increases of 2.5% as well as by higher revenues from ancillary services.

EXPENSESExpenses increased 2.2% over the prior year. This increase was due to higher resident care expenses and general and administrative costs. Westminster Canterbury continues to diligently manage resources by focusing on careful stewardship.

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION ! SUBSIDIARIES Financial Summary

Mary Morton Parsons Challenge Grant The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation has awarded Westminster Canterbury a challenge grant commitment of $100,000. To receive the grant funding, Westminster Canterbury Foundation has until November 2011 to raise $200,000 in gift commitments for needed technology and renovations to the Rice Assembly “Town Hall” gathering areas adjacent to the Mary Morton Parsons Health Center.

Parsons Center resident Charles Burlage, enjoys the “Blue Skies and Butterflies” 2010 Senior Prom in the Rice Assembly

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The Child Development Center is approved to serve 144 children from ages six weeks to twelve years old. The center offers infant, toddler, preschool and school-age programs. The Center is licensed by Virginia Department of Social Services and accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).

CREATIVE CURRICULUM The Child Development Center utilizes the Creative Curriculum© for early childhood instruction and the Creative Curriculum Developmental Continuum as its assessment tool. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEThe Child Development Center receives additional funding from Westminster Canterbury Foundation. Endowments provide financial assistance for children’s participation in various programs such as music class and summer camp.

Westminster Canterbury employees receive a 45% tuition discount for their children. Staff members with demonstrated financial need receive an additional 20% discount for each child enrolled, made possible by contributions to the Westminster Canterbury Foundation Child Development Financial Aid Endowment. In 2010, 17 children of staff members qualified to receive financial assistance for tuition through Foundation funding. INCLUSION PROGRAMThe Child Development Center serves 15 children with special needs. Westminster Canterbury’s model inclusion program is funded entirely by charitable gifts. The Center was the first private preschool invited to join IPOP (Inclusive Placement Opportunities for Preschoolers) through a partnership with Virginia Commonwealth University. Westminster Canterbury’s Child Development Center is among the few in the Richmond area to mainstream children with special needs with their typically developing peers. As children with special needs transition from the Center to school, Child Development Center staff may assist in the creation of an Individualized Education Plan or participate in the transition education planning team. As a result of the Center’s involvement in the transition process, families of children with special needs benefit from the continuation of established relationships with professionals, including local therapists, specialty private schools and VCU.

INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAMIntergenerational activities between Westminster Canterbury residents and children at the Center provide regular, beneficial interactions. Intergenerational programming sets standards and outlines weekly appropriate interactive

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Resident Jack Halberstadt, a Child Development Center volunteer, who teaches a weekly finance class to children enrolled in the Center’s after-school program.

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activities that appeal to both generations: events and projects such as the annual Fall Festival, Harvest Parade, Easter Egg Hunt, the popular “puppy therapy” and informal play time where residents and children work puzzles, string beads, create crafts or read stories to each other. Participation in these intergenerational programs fosters active learning and socialization for both children and residents.

RECREATIONAL PROGRAMSFamilies of children enrolled at the Center enjoy a variety of events and activities throughout the program year including Summer Camp, Field Day, Sweetheart Dance, Mother’s Day Tea, Father’s Day Breakfast and Annual Holiday Program. Children also have opportunities to participate in the many extracurricular activities offered at the Child Development Center such as art lessons, ballet and tap dance lessons, water play and music lessons.

Community Support and OutreachIn 2010, Westminster Canterbury supported many community non-profit organizations and participated in numerous activities that benefited the Greater Richmond Community. Additionally, we opened our doors, serving as an internship site for students.

Westminster Canterbury’s contributions included in-kind donations and staff volunteer time as well as event sponsorship funds.

SPONSORSHIPS, SUPPORT AND IN#KIND DONATIONSBellevue Civic AssociationCentral Virginia FoodbankFriends of Bryan ParkGinter Park Residents AssociationHabitat for HumanityHaitian ReliefHope In The CitiesMinds Wide Open: Virginia Celebrates Women in the ArtsRichmond SPCASaint Joseph’s VillaSenior ConnectionsThe New Community SchoolThe Salvation Army Angel TreeThe Salvation Army Christmas MotherThe Shepherd’s Center of RichmondUnited Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg

INTERNSHIPS'CLASS HOST SITES1 Administrator in Training 1 Master in Health Administration intern 2 Partnership for the Future high school interns1 recreation therapy intern2 theater interns6 seminary interns10 Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) early childhood special education student interns 2 Masters of Special Education VCU classes5 VCU Health System pharmacy interns

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It has been an honor to serve you as president of the Association this past year and I have really enjoyed it. Your friendly greetings and encouragement whenever I have met you, in the hall or elsewhere, have been quite an inspiration. I tried to list all of the people and groups whom I would like to acknowledge individually for their work. I gave up! So many did so much! The annual reports from each of the 22 resident committees reflect the hard work done by more than 400 committee volunteers. Many more residents work outside of the committees.

As I came into office, the “Buddy System” was first offered. This initiative had been developed and spearheaded by a resident and approved for our use. It can be of great emergency help to any of us in making a variety of personal plans, including being out of town. The plan is now in use by more than 150 residents.

An objective of this administration was to continue earlier studies of potential improvements in Dining. One visible and pleasing result for residents and employees is the change of dress by our waitstaff from drab black and blue to an attractive black and white. Other ideas will continue to be introduced as we move along with our new executive chef.

Perhaps the most significant change brought about during this administration involved the simplification of what was the Healthcare Visitation Committee, a group that began service in 1976. Many hundreds of residents have visited friends and family over the years. Changes and simplification were quite successful. All residents are encouraged to continue visiting as we do now. Volunteer Resource Development can furnish training and assistance to those who may wish to get information.

Great credit for the changes goes to all current visitors, especially the folks who have been visiting for many years. Mary Morton Parsons Health Center staff consider the changes all a “win-win” operation.

As I look around our beautiful campus, I think of how much has transpired since Holt Souder and Ed Givens gave birth to the Westminster Canterbury idea. Management people since have taken up this idea, nurtured it, and made it grow. Many thanks go to Don Lecky and his staff who continue the process. This is truly a home of which we can be proud.

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William “Bill” Duke PRESIDENT

Douglas “Brick” Rider&ST VICE PRESIDENT

William “Bill” Michaux $ND VICE PRESIDENT

Marion George SECRETARY

Anne Evans Foard ASSISTANT SECRETARY

Elizabeth “Betsy” WaringIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

Ralph JoynesMEMBER#AT#LARGE

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Brick Rider, 2011 president of the Residents’ Association, with Bill Duke, immediate past president.

Bill DukePRESIDENT WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION

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OFFICERSRichard B. MaddenCHAIR

William C. BoinestVICE CHAIR

Donald D. LeckyPRESIDENT

Virginia S. PurcellSECRETARY

Kelly del Campo Merricks ASSISTANT SECRETARY

W. Russell GardnerTREASURER

TRUSTEESDavid D. Addison, Esq.ATTORNEYWILLIAMS MULLEN

C. Jordan Ball, Jr.RETIRED SENIOR VICE PRESIDENTSCOTT ! STRINGFELLOW, INC.

Dr. Wyatt S. Beazley IIIRETIRED PHYSICIAN

William C. BoinestRETIRED PRESIDENT AND CEOCRAIGIE, INC.

May H. FoxDIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT RELATIONSECKERT SEAMANS

L.H. Ginn IIIMANAGERGINN ! GINN, LLC

Allen C. Goolsby, Esq.*PARTNERHUNTON ! WILLIAMS, LLP

Anne H. HardageOWNER CRISPIN PROPERTIES

Tyler R. HarrisSENIOR VICE PRESIDENTMIDDLEBURG TRUST COMPANY

Nancy M. HarrisonSENIOR VICE PRESIDENTWACHOVIA BANK

Elizabeth Cabell JenningsPORTFOLIO MANAGERTHOMPSON, SIEGEL ! WALMSLEY

Gregory T. LaneSENIOR VICE PRESIDENTUNION FIRST MARKET BANK

Richard B. MaddenRETIRED SENIOR VICE PRESIDENTCORPORATE BANKING, WACHOVIA

Suzanne J. McCustyVICE PRESIDENTTREASURY PRODUCTS MANAGERXENITH BANK

John L. McElroy III*MANAGING DIRECTORRIGGS, COUNSELMAN, MICHAELS ! DOWNES

Glenn R. Moore, Esq.ATTORNEYHIRSCHLER FLEISCHER

Nancy N. Rogers, Esq.ATTORNEYVIRGINIA ESTATE PLANS, PLC

Dr. Cora S. SalzbergRETIRED EDUCATOR

E. Hunter Thompson, Jr.*CHAIRTHOMPSON DAVIS ! COMPANY

Wilson R. Trice, Esq.ATTORNEYTHOMPSON ! MCMULLAN, P.C.

James S. WatkinsonRETIRED CHAIRMAN AND CEOMORTON G. THALHIMER, INC.

Michael D. WilliamsDIRECTOR OF WEALTH MANAGEMENTSTELLARONE BANK

* Retiring Trustees

In January 2011, the following were elected to three-year terms as trustees:

Ronald A. Cain, Jr.MANAGING DIRECTORWELLS FARGO ADVISORS

A. Cabell Ford, Jr.RETIRED PRESIDENT AND COOSOLITE CORPORATION,AGGREGATE DIVISION

Mary P. HutterCOMMUNITY VOLUNTEER

Elizabeth M. WaringRETIRED DIRECTOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE CENTER

FOUNDATIONVOLUNTEERSFred J. Bernhardt, Jr.G.B. DoggettNancy J. EarnhardtMary P. HutterArnold W. KammHarry G. LeeWilliam S. MichauxJohn I. OattsGilbert M. RosenthalSanders T. Schoolar IIIE. Massie Valentine, Jr.Elizabeth M. Waring

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WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY FOUNDATION Statement of Activities

Summarized information from 2010 Audit.

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In July 1975, Westminster Canterbury opened its doors on Westbrook Avenue. Since that time many donors have given faithfully to Foundation causes, demonstrating their commitment to our vision: “Improving the lives of those we serve every day.”

The Foundation established the Westbrook Society to honor these long-term donors who have given to Foundation causes for a total of 15 or more years since our founding. We are grateful to each one.

$%+ YEARS OF GIVINGAnonymous (2)Patricia J. AckerlyMr. and Mrs. John F. Bain, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Wyatt S. Beazley IIIMartha R. BlackMr. and Mrs. Lewis T. BookerMr. and Mrs. McGuire BoydMrs. Caroline Y. BrandtThe Rev. and Mrs. W. Hill Brown IIIMr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Bryan III Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bushnell IIIMr. * and Mrs. John F. Butterworth IIIMary R. ButterworthElisabeth Reed CarterDr. and Mrs. B. Noland Carter IIMrs. John B. CatlettMr. and Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. R. Harvey Chappell, Jr.Ethel R. ChrismanMrs. Stuart G. Christian, Jr.Church of the Holy ComforterMartha B. CookMr. and Mrs. William B. CorrellMr. and Mrs. Walter W. CraigieMr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Cunningham, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William V. DanielMr. and Mrs. Edward C. Darling

Martha O. DavenportDorothy Deane MilesMr. and Mrs. Harry D. DeloianDennis FoundationSamuel A. DerieuxMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. DisharoonThe Rev. and Mrs. D. Raby EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Tazwell Ellett IIIEmmanuel Episcopal Church at Brook HillEmma Gray EmoryNancy W. FauntleroyFirst Presbyterian ChurchMrs. Edgar J. Fisher, Jr.Virginia F. FlemingMrs. Harry Frazier IIIJaquelin J. GilmoreMaj. Gen. L.H. Ginn IIIMr. * and Mrs. James A. Glascock, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. GoolsbyLt. Col. Richard O. GordonGrace & Holy Trinity Episcopal ChurchGrace Covenant Presbyterian ChurchMrs. Thomas S. GrymesMrs. DuPont Guerry IIIMr. and Mrs. Brenton S. HalseyMr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton IVMr. and Mrs. James C. Hamilton, Jr.Mrs. Robert C. HancockMr. and Mrs. Reno S. Harp IIIMrs. Jack N. HerodMr. and Mrs. C. Lee HilbertMr. and Mrs. Robert E. HillMrs. S. Winfield HillMr. and Mrs. J. Cameron Hoggan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Waller H. HorsleyBeverley H. HowarthMrs. George C. Howell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. HunterDr. and Mrs. * Robert E. R. HuntleyMr. and Mrs. Thomas Je0erson IIIMr. and Mrs. Peyton G. Je0erson, Jr.Mrs. Wilbur L. Jenkins, Jr.C. Foster JenningsMr. * and Mrs. Joseph A. Jennings, Jr.Mrs. William Allen JohnsMr. and Mrs. F. Claiborne Johnston, Jr.Patricia R. KawanaDr. and Mrs. John J. Kelly III

Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. LeeLettie Pate Whitehead FoundationCaroline C. LewisDr. and Mrs. Carl D. LunsfordMr. and Mrs. George W. Macon IIIMary H. MadgeMrs. Frank C. Maloney IIIAdelia A. MayerDr. and Mrs. J. Gary Maynard, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John L. McElroy, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire, Jr.Anne K. McGuireDr. and Mrs. Francis H. McMullanCharles E. McMurdoMr. and Mrs. Henry H. McVey IIIPhyllis A. MooreMr. and Mrs. Glenn R. MooreJeanette B. Moore-HungerfordRobert C. MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr.Lucy B. NegusMr. and Mrs. David L. NortonMr. and Mrs. John M. Oakey, Jr.Mrs. P. Charles OmohundroEmma Read OppenhimerOverton and Katharine Dennis FoundationLela P. ParkerCarrington L. PascoMrs. Chiswell D. L. PerkinsMr. and Mrs. C. Cotesworth PinckneyH. Elizabeth PowellMr. and Mrs. E. Bryson Powell Nancy C. PurcellCarolyn A. RaskindMr. and Mrs. Myron H. ReinhartOscar E. ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. *John W. RobertsMrs. Jonathan P. Rogers, Sr.Jeremy ScarthMr. and Mrs. Russell C. ScottMr. and Mrs. S. Buford ScottMr. and Mrs. R. Strother ScottDr. and Mrs. Robert B. Scott, Sr.Second Presbyterian ChurchThe Rev. and Mrs. Robert S. SeilerRuth G. SherwinAnne K. SherwinMr. and Mrs. Stuart ShumateMr. and Mrs. Jack H. Spain, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Spalding, Jr.St. James’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Mary’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Paul’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchMr. and Mrs. Wallace StettiniusGeorge O. SummersMargaret W. SydnorMr. and Mrs. Edmund M. TalleyDr. and Mrs. E. Armistead TalmanAnnabelle J. TaylorTheresa A. Thomas EndowmentMartha M. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Matthew G. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. W. Wardlaw Thompson, Jr.Mary Leavell TompkinsMr. and Mrs. Landon W. TriggThe Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, Jr.B. Walton TurnbullMrs. Henry Magruder TylerMr. and Mrs. E. Massie ValentineMrs. Granville G. Valentine, Jr.Fontaine J. VelzMr. and Mrs. * James S. WatkinsonJames E. West Residents of Westminster Canterbury Echo Shop Furniture Room Treasure Chest Unique BoutiqueMrs. Raymond H. WhitneyRichard C. WightJane B. WillardMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Williams, Jr.Julia A. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. John D. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. John L. WilliamsDr. and Mrs. Henry H. Wilson, Jr.Mrs. Calvin S. WismanWomen of St. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchElizabeth Lee Wright

&- . &( YEARS OF GIVINGAll Saints Episcopal ChurchVirginia Lee R. AndersonMrs. Joseph L. Antrim IIIJean R. AppichThomas M. Arrasmith IIIThe Rev. and Mrs. Edwin P. BaileyThe Rev. and Mrs. Harry W. Baldwin, Jr.Haviland F. BaskervilleMr. and Mrs. John W. Bates IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard L. BeadlesMarjorie Woods BenedictDr. Doris Ann Blanton

Mrs. Frederic S. BocockMrs. Cabell M. Boothe, Jr.Eugenia H. BorumPhyllis H. BoyleMr. and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough IIIMary B. BrydonMrs. Paul D. Camp IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles G. CaryMrs. Hunsdon Cary, Jr.John B. Catlett and M. Katharine SpongChurch of the EpiphanyBetty H. ClarkeMrs. J. Leonard Clarke, Jr.Janet F. ColemanCarol B. ConroyJudith G. CookeDonna S. CoxCarl P. Craig, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James B. CrawfordBarbara J. CrowderDoris W. CunninghamMrs. James B. Dalton, Jr.Lucy B. del CardayreMrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William R. Derry, Jr.Dorothy H. DillardMr. and Mrs. Richard H. DilworthElizabeth P. DudleyMr. and Mrs. Keith R. DullMrs. J. Warren DunstonMr. and Mrs. J. Morton Eggleston, Jr.Episcopal Church Women of The Church of the EpiphanyMr. and Mrs. Richard L. FarnerDr. and Mrs. James G. Ferguson, Jr.Mrs. Louis G. Fields, Jr.Mrs. James W. FingarsonMr. and Mrs. Morehead FoardFrances B. ForsythMarjorie N. FowlkesRachel R. GordonFloyd GottwaldMr. and Mrs. Peyton Grymes, Jr.Barbara B. GuvernatorThe Hon. and Mrs. John H. HagerMrs. H. Hiter Harris, Jr.Shirley E. HatcherBarbara E. HayesRuth C. HendricksMrs. Edmund W. Hening, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. HewittMr. and Mrs. Frederick P. HitzBettie Terrell HobsonPhebe M. Ho0Dr. and Mrs. J. Shelton Horsley III

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. JacksonMr. and Mrs. Miles Cary Johnston, Jr.Mrs. Archer JonesMr. and Mrs. Mark W. KempMr. and Mrs. William F. KinderDrs. Donald P. and Audrey C. KingDr. John D. LambertMr. and Mrs. Peter B. LambertMr. * and Mrs. George B. LittleMr. and Mrs. Frank G. Louthan, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. David W. MacMillanWilana Kemp MaddenMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Martin, Jr.Mrs. H. Page Mauck, Jr.Dr. Read F. McGehee, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Rieman McNamara, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George J. McVeyMr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Meade, Jr.James K. Meharg, Jr.Mrs. Richard A. MichauxMrs. J. Cli0ord Miller, Jr.Mrs. Edward M. MillerMr. and Mrs. Frank B. Miller IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles B. MillerMr. and Mrs. Carlton P. Mo0att, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edmund W. Morris

Lettie Pate Whitehead Evans AwardPeter Toms, recipient of the 2010 Lettie Pate Whitehead Evans Award for Distinguished Volunteer Leadership, at center with his wife and daughters; at right, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Dr. Claiborne is a trustee of the Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation. Peter served as a Westminster Canterbury Foundation trustee and as co-chair of the Foundation’s Vision 2007 Campaign.

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Mr. and Mrs. R. Edward Morrissett, Jr.Jane W. NelsonCharles E. Noell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John I. OattsAnne C. OssmanOverbrook Presbyterian ChurchNellie G. PalmoreMr. and Mrs. J. Terry ParsleyMrs. W. W. Pearman, Jr.Robbie Lou PendergraphMrs. David F. PetersPFG - Virginia FoodserviceMargaret S. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Russell L. Rabb, Jr.Maria F. RachalMrs. Harry A. RaddinDiane M. ReynoldsDr. David W. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Ritsch, Jr.River Road Presbyterian Church Presbyterian WomenFrances M. RivesMr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Rowe IIIThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. R. Jackson SadlerClara Fraser San SoucieCarolyn F. SandersMr. and Mrs. A. Edward SchlieserJohnni Johnson ScofieldDr. and Mrs. Robert B. ScogginsMr. Walter W. ScottDr. Betty Jean SeymourWinfree H. SlaterThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James H. SmylieDr. * and Mrs. John B. SperrySt. Giles’ Presbyterian ChurchSt. Giles’ Presbyterian Church Presbyterian WomenSt. James’s Episcopal Church WomenMary L. StaggGeorge C. StuckeyBlanche June SullenMary Virginia C. TabbMr. and Mrs. Charles M. Terry, Jr.Mrs. Rogers Williams ThorpMrs. Guy M. Timberlake, Jr.Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc.Mrs. W. W. Vaughan, Jr.Jeanne H. WaiteCatherine WalkerPhoebe M. WallaceWMY FundMr. * and Mrs. Thatcher S. WoodMr. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, Jr.Anne W. Young

* Deceased

TWCW Hall of FameWestminster Canterbury’s highest sta0 honor is awarded to full-time employees who exemplify “The Westminster Canterbury Way.” The Brendan Hayes Appreciation Award recognizes part-time employees for service excellence. 2010 honorees, from top left: Brendan Hayes Appreciation Award: Maxine McDu1e, Housekeeping Aide A. TWCW Hall of Fame Award: Giselle Janiszewski, Administrative Assistant, Resident Services; Sandra Carter, C.N.A., Mary Morton Parsons Health Center; Vanessa Perry, Administrative Assistant, Pastoral Care and Annette Branch, Buyer, Materials Management.

Excellence In The Workplace AwardWestminster Canterbury earned the American Association of Homes for the Aging 2010 Excellence in the Workplace Award in recognition of a workplace culture and environment that promotes recruitment, retention and development of sta0. This is the first time that AAHSA (now LeadingAge) has recognized a Virginia retirement community.

Sensational Staff Celebration was given by J. Harwood Cochrane in appreciation of the excellent care he received during a stay in the Mary Morton Parsons Health Center. The three-day celebration also recognized the successful completion of the Mary Morton Parsons Health Center and Pavilion construction projects.

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In 2010, 114 residents received financial aid through Westminster Canterbury Foundation’s Fellowship Program. Last fiscal year, Westminster Canterbury Fellowship recipients received $3.3 million in aid.

Fellowship can provide financial assistance with entrance fees, housing and meals, as well as supplemental insurance or medical expenses not covered by insurance. As with all residents, Fellowship recipients have access to a team of qualified specialists who assist in the areas of physical and mental health and wellness.

Approximately 50% of Fellowship recipients reside in assisted living or in the Mary Morton Parsons Health Center. These are residents who would not be able to live independently in the external community. Westminster Canterbury provides them a safe, active environment and the security of knowing that they will not have to choose between paying vital housing, food or medication expenses.

No part of any resident fees supports Fellowship. The Fellowship Program is funded entirely through gifts to the Annual Fellowship Fund and income from Fellowship endowments. Since the program’s inception in 1975, generous donors have helped give $47 million to provide assistance to 462 residents with documented financial need. Contributions to the 2010 Annual Fellowship Fund totaled $1,241,921, all of which went directly to fund resident aid.

Because of the Fellowship Program, Westminster Canterbury can fulfill its pledge of lifetime security to all residents—no resident will ever be asked to leave due to an inability to pay.

THE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM $%&% Beneficiaries at year-end !!$ Total Assistance - #.# MILLION ANNUAL FELLOWSHIP FUND DONATION TOTAL FOR $%&% - !,"$!,*"! * Residents #%!,%!" Resident Group Projects )),"#+ Trustees (current and past) !)",$#$ Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation $!&,+++ Family Members !!$,#+) Staff ',$!) Churches and Women of the Church /0,/&(

* Not all donor categories are listed; therefore, the sum of the categories will not equal the total.

More Fun Than a Barrel of Monkeys Sock monkeys and kitties, handmade by resident Nellie Dickenson, are popular items in Westminster Canterbury’s Unique Boutique. Proceeds from sales benefit the Annual Fellowship Fund to help residents with financial need.

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CHAMPIONS OF THE SOCIETY1&%,%%% OR MOREAnonymous (2)Gen. and Mrs. Walter E. Boomer Mr. and Mrs. J. Harwood CochraneThe Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central VirginiaMrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr.The Harry Frazier III Family ^ Nancy Myers Frazier Harry Frazier IV Agnes Frazier RichardMr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Melvin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William T. MillerNational Philanthropic TrustMr. and Mrs. George W. NorrisResidents of Westminster Canterbury Echo Shop Treasure Chest Furniture RoomSt. James’s Episcopal ChurchTheresa A. Thomas EndowmentLettie Pate Whitehead Foundation

VANGUARD OF THE SOCIETY10,-%% TO 1(,(((Mr. and Mrs. John I. Oatts

CHALLENGERS OF THE SOCIETY 1-,%%% TO 10,/((AnonymousClyde W. BradshawMrs. Paul E. BrandtMrs. John F. Butterworth IIIElisabeth Reed CarterEthel R. ChrismanMr. and Mrs. Walter W. CraigieDominion Resources, Inc. Matching Gift ProgramFidelity Charitable Gift FundFirst Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Charles K. Fox # GE FoundationGrace Covenant Presbyterian ChurchAnne P. HeathThe Lind Lawrence FoundationMrs. Richard A. MichauxPFG - Virginia Foodservice

St. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchAnnabelle J. TaylorThe Hon. and Mrs. * Thomas H. TullidgeMrs. Henry Magruder TylerVanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramHarriett B. WestWestminster Canterbury Fall Craft Fair

STANDARD BEARERS OF THE SOCIETY 1),-%% TO 1/,(((AnonymousMr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr.Mrs. Wilbur L. Jenkins, Jr.Florence D. KalbackerMr. and Mrs. Myron H. ReinhartMr. and Mrs. Douglas B. RiderMr. and Mrs. Stuart ShumateSt. Paul’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Paul’s Episcopal Church Women

SENTINELS OF THE SOCIETY1$,-%% TO 1),/((AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Edward R. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Richard L. BeadlesThe Rev. and Mrs. W. Hill Brown IIIMr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Bryan III ^Thomas E. CappsMichael Schwartz and Jane S. CatlettMrs. John B. CatlettMr. and Mrs. William M. DavenportOverton and Katharine Dennis FoundationThe Durham FoundationNancy J. EarnhardtMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell IIMary Chester H. Gri1thDrs. Mark M. and Ethnie JonesMr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Joynes +Mrs. Edward E. LaneMr. and Mrs. Gregory T. LaneL F & C FoundationWilana Kemp MaddenDr. Anne H. McElroy and Mr. John L. McElroyMr. and Mrs. Donald G. NoceroMr. and Mrs. Neilson J. NovemberEmma Read OppenhimerCarrington L. PascoMr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Pauley

Mrs. Chiswell D. L. Perkins ^Mrs. David F. PetersH. Elizabeth PowellVirginia F. RedickMrs. Jonathan P. Rogers, Sr.Ruth G. SherwinSt. James’s Episcopal Church WomenMrs. Rogers Williams ThorpMr. and Mrs. Randolph F. TottenMrs. Granville G. Valentine, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen WalkeMr. and Mrs. John W. West III

MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY 1&,%%% TO 1$,/((Anonymous (3)Patricia J. AckerlyMr. and Mrs. David D. AddisonMr. * and Mrs. Wilbur C. AllenAltria Group, Inc. Matching Gift ProgramLeonard G. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Peter R. AndreolettiMr. and Mrs. Hugh T. AntrimMr. and Mrs. Bruce R. ArnettMr. and Mrs. Arthur Backstrom, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. C. Jordan Ball, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Eric E. BallouBank of America Matching GiftsMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Barnes, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George T. Baskerville IIIMr. and Mrs. John W. Bates IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert M. BaxterDr. and Mrs. Wyatt S. Beazley IIILile T. BellMr. * and Mrs. FitzGerald BemissDr. and Mrs. John BoardMrs. Clarence J. Boehm *Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. BookerMrs. M.C. Paul BoyanMr. and Mrs. Gerard W. BradleyBonnalynn A. BuggMr. and Mrs. William J. Buhrman ^Mrs. Ronald A. Cain * ^Anne H. CarnefixDr. and Mrs. B. Noland Carter IIJohn B. Catlett and M. Katharine SpongBarbara P. ChavatelM. Louise ChrismanMr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. ChristianPauline K. Christian

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Mrs. Stuart G. Christian, Jr.Church of the Holy ComforterMartha B. CookCarol T. CoverMr. and Mrs. James B. CrawfordLucy C. DabneyMartha O. DavenportNan P. DavisDr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Davis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. DavisonDorothy Deane Miles Dennis FoundationMr. and Mrs. William R. Derry, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. DisharoonMr. and Mrs. G. B. DoggettMr. and Mrs. William E. Duke, Jr. +Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. DullMr. and Mrs. J. Earle Dunford, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Leo J. DunnMr. and Mrs. Frank B. EasterlyMr. and Mrs. Tazwell Ellett IIIJuanita T. ElmquistDr. and Mrs. James G. Ferguson, Jr.Mrs. William F. FifeNancy D. FinesMargery J. FleetMr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Flinn, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. A. Cabell Ford, Jr.Frances B. ForsythDr. M. L. Grayson FoyTheodore W. FranciscoAnn B. FryJosephine L. GarberMr. and Mrs. Stevens N. GentilJaquelin J. GilmoreMaj. Gen. L.H. Ginn IIIMr. and Mrs. George R. GoethalsMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. GoolsbyDr. and Mrs. Dean R. GoplerudThe Greater Kansas City Community FoundationMrs. DuPont Guerry IIIMr. and Mrs. Barry A. HackneyMrs. Alexander Hamilton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hamilton, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hamrick IIIAnne H. HardageMrs. H. Hiter Harris, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Tyler R. HarrisJane H. Harris +Mr. and Mrs. W. Gibson Harris III +Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Richard D. HarrisonShirley E. Hatcher

Mr. and Mrs. James E. HensleyMr. and Mrs. F. Robertson HersheyThe Rev. and Mrs. Robert G. HetheringtonMr. and Mrs. Robert E. HillHirschler FleischerMr. and Mrs. J. Cameron Hoggan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Holladay, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Adolf U. HonkalaMrs. George C. Howell, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. * Robert E. R. HuntleyJuliet L. Goode HuppVirginia C. HutchesonMr. and Mrs. George C. HutterMrs. Joseph A. Jennings, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jennings IIIMrs. William Allen JohnsMr. and Mrs. F. Claiborne Johnston, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cary Johnston, Jr.Mrs. Archer JonesMr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Kamm # Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. KaskoDr. and Mrs. John J. Kelly IIIMr. and Mrs. Mark W. KempPauline C. KirkpatrickMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. KnoxMr. and Mrs. Donald D. LeckyMr. and Mrs. Harry G. LeeMr. and Mrs. Carl M. Lindner, Jr.Mrs. James D. LokeyMr. and Mrs. James H. LoweMr. and Mrs. Charles S. Luck IIIDr. and Mrs. Carl D. LunsfordMr. and Mrs. George W. Macon IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard B. MaddenMary H. MadgeMr. and Mrs. Waverly H. Marable, Jr.Suzanne J. McCustyMr. and Mrs. John L. McElroy, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Francis H. McMullanKelly del Campo Merricks and Jason T. MerricksDr. and Mrs. Andrew J. MetzWilliam S. MichauxMr. and Mrs. Charles B. MillerConstance M. MillerMr. and Mrs. Glenn R. MooreJeanette B. Moore-HungerfordMr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Moss, Jr.Virginia W. NorrisRichard W. NuckolsThomas A. Nuckols and Carol Ann MacCurdyMr. and Mrs. John M. Oakey, Jr.Lila W. PalmerLela P. Parker

Jack M. Parrish III ^Mrs. H. Franklin PhillipsMr. and Mrs. H. Merrill Plaisted IIISuzanne Preston PollardMr. and Mrs. Robert Dean PopeMr. and Mrs. Peter E. Powell Nancy C. PurcellThomas W. Purcell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. W. Riker PurcellMr. and Mrs. J. Brant RackleyDr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Rawles, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Reed, Jr.Inger V. RiceRichmond Jewish FoundationFrances M. RobertsonLouise A. RobinsonNancy Newton Rogers, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. RosenthalTheda D. RoyallDr. and Mrs. Henry P. RoysterMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. RudderSalisbury Presbyterian ChurchDr. Cora S. SalzbergMr. and Mrs. Robert W. SchabergMr. and Mrs. J. Hamilton Scherer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sanders T. Schoolar IIIMr. and Mrs. Russell C. Scott Mr. and Mrs. S. Buford ScottMrs. Saul I. SerotaMr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sharp ^Mr. and Mrs. William F. Shumadine, Jr.Winfree H. SlaterMr. and Mrs. Edward L. SmithMr. and Mrs. Jack H. Spain, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Spalding, Jr.

Residents Barbara Grey and Mary Kossuth Shumate, an artist, attending one of the Artist Lectures in the H. Scott November Gallery. Each quarterly art exhibition o0ers a lecture event and a reception with the featured Virginia artists.

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Mrs. John B. SperrySt. Giles Presbyterian ChurchSt. Mary’s Episcopal ChurchElizabeth A. StallingsMr. and Mrs. Wallace StettiniusKathleen T. SturtevantMrs. Howard M. Summerell George O. SummersHelen M. TannerPriscilla F. TennentMr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Thompson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. TomsDr. E. Randolph Trice *Mr. and Mrs. Wilson R. TriceUnited Way Services Donor Designated GiftsMr. and Mrs. E. Massie Valentine, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. ValentineElizabeth M. Wainwright *Mrs. James C. WaringJames S. WatkinsonPriscilla B. Webster Louise E. WellsRichard C. WightMr. and Mrs. J. F. Williams IIIMr. Michael D. Williams and Dr. Carol B. WilliamsMrs. Calvin S. WismanWomen of St. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchMr. and Mrs. Douglass K. WoolfolkElizabeth Lee WrightMr. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wyatt, Jr.

ASSOCIATES1-%% TO 1((( AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. AntonelliMr. and Mrs. John Mason L. AntrimMr. and Mrs. John F. Bain, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. E. Trigg Brown, Jr.Mrs. Hunsdon Cary, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, Jr.Church of the EpiphanyJesselle ChristensonPatricia H. ClancyRobert D. CoxCustom Kitchens, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard DemingJane M. DeweyMr. and Mrs. V. Earl Dickinson, Jr.Mrs. Harry W. Easterly, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James E. FarnhamHelen K. FarrarMr. and Mrs. G. Waddy GarrettMr. and Mrs. Brenton S. Halsey

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton IVMr. and Mrs. William E. HardyMr. and Mrs. George C. Howell IIIMr. and Mrs. Harrison Hubard, Jr.Dr. W. Glenn HurtThe Revs. W. Ray and Laura D. InscoeDr. and Mrs. Joseph A. JamesLillian J. JohnsonMrs. Richard M. JonesT. Gaylon Layfield IIICaroline C. LewisMaxine C. LivesayDr. and Mrs. David W. MacMillanJesse J. MayesPhyllis A. MooreMrs. P. Charles OmohundroMr. and Mrs. O. H. Parrish, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James L. Perkins, Jr.Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramMr. and Mrs. E. Bryson Powell ^Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. C. Quimby IIIMr. and Mrs. David D. RedmondResidents of Westminster Canterbury Small Crafts GroupDr. David W. RichardsonFrances M. RivesMr. and Mrs. G. Jacob Savage IIISecond Presbyterian ChurchSuzanne W. ShookDr. and Mrs. Richard P. Sowers IIIRosalie H. SpottSt. Matthew’s Episcopal ChurchMr. and Mrs. Henry F. Stern, Sr.The Stern FoundationMr. and Mrs. Matthew G. ThompsonJohn E. Thornton, Jr.Elizabeth VaughanMr. and Mrs. Stephen WestJane B. WillardMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Williams, Jr.W. Guy Williams, Jr. +The Governance and Sta0 of The Yale Club of New York City

PROMOTERS1$-% TO 1/(( Edward C. Alexander, Jr.All Saints Episcopal ChurchJean R. AppichPeggy J. BaggettRobert BoothMr. and Mrs. McGuire BoydMr. and Mrs. Weldon A. BradshawHazel BuhrmanDr. and Mrs. J. Paul Bullock, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. BurkeMr. and Mrs. William R. CampbellMr. and Mrs. Richard H. CarterMr. and Mrs. R. Harvey Chappell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Forrest N. Clapp, Jr.Carol B. ConroySamuel A. DerieuxNellie H. DickensonDorothy H. DillardMr. and Mrs. Richard H. DilworthMary M. DortchThe Rev. and Mrs. D. Raby EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Martin G. ErbThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Richard EriksonNancy W. FauntleroyDr. and Mrs. Kevin W. FergussonJames P. Fisher, Jr. and Betty C. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Wilson H. Flohr, Jr.Mary Frances Flowers *Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. FramCaroline S. GarrettMrs. James A. Glascock, Jr.Barbara B. GuvernatorMr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hall IIIMr. and Mrs. Byron G. HensleyMr. and Mrs. William H. Hoofnagle IIIMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Howard, Jr.Delores A. HullMr. and Mrs. Thomas Je0erson IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles D. Jenkins Marietta B. JonesMr. and Mrs. Lee KernsDrs. Donald P. and Audrey C. KingMr. and Mrs. Brockenbrough Lamb, Jr.Anne R. LowerMr. and Mrs. L. R. Lucord, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. MacKenzieMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Martin, Jr. ^Mrs. William R. MartinAdelia A. MayerHarriet A. McCordDr. Read F. McGehee, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. McVayMr. and Mrs. Henry H. McVey IIIJames K. Meharg, Jr.The Rev. John E. MillerRobert C. MorrisonBarbara D. MucklowMr. and Mrs. Randolph T. MunfordMr. and Mrs. Matthew D. NicholsMarthalea T. OsburnMr. and Mrs. George Ossman, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. PainterMr. and Mrs. J. Terry ParsleyC. Landon Parvin

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Frances H. PohligMaria F. RachalSusan R. RamseyMr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Ritsch, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Rowe IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard H. Salmon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bradford B. SauerDr. and Mrs. Robert B. Scott, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. SquireThomas J. StallingsJoyce H. StancillMrs. John E. StevensChristoph and Elese Stutts (Charlie Bucket Fund of Triangle Community Foundation)Blanche June SullenMr. and Mrs. Frank Talbott IVHarry T. Taliaferro IIIDr. and Mrs. E. Armistead Talman ^Charlotte S. TroxellTuckahoe Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. James E. UkropMr. and Mrs. E. Massie ValentineMr. and Mrs. Howard C. VickVirginia Diocesan Homes, Inc.Westminster Canterbury Security DepartmentJulia A. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. William B. WiltshireWorld VisionMr. and Mrs. John M. Wyatt IVAnne W. Young

FRIENDS UP TO 1$/(Anonymous (5)Elizabeth J. AdamsMary V. H. AdamsMildred J. AdamsCapt. and Mrs. Robert E. AdlerMr. and Mrs. Henry B. Aikin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter AlcornElizabeth P. AldridgeThelma W. AllenDr. and Mrs. Hilton R. AlmondMr. and Mrs. C. Reese AndersonMr. and Mrs. Ross C. AndersonVirginia Lee R. AndersonWilliam L. AndrewsDr. and Mrs. Burness F. Ansell, Jr.Anne D. ArnasonMr. and Mrs. Phillip G. ArnestAnn C. ArtzTerry C. AustinLonnie D. BakerDorothy L. Barrett

Mr. and Mrs. Channing Baskerville, Jr.Haviland F. BaskervilleDr. and Mrs. Robley D. Bates IIIMr. and Mrs. Waldo H. BeckDr. Robert W. Bedinger, Sr.Louise BelfieldMr. and Mrs. Scott BellemanMr. and Mrs. Peter D. BergstromThe Better Life GroupMr. and Mrs. Charles B. BiceMr. and Mrs. James B. Black IIIMartha R. BlackMr. and Mrs. Sam J. BlackwoodDr. Doris Ann BlantonRobert BoothEugenia H. BorumMr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Bostian, Jr.The Rev. * and Mrs. Robert J. Boyd, Jr.Scott BoydAudrey G. BoykinAnnette W. BranchMr. and Mrs. J. Read Branch, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond BrancoliniEthelean BridgersThe Brink’s Company Matching Gift ProgramAngier BrockMr. and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough IIIMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. BrockmanBarbara F. BrooksMr. and Mrs. Cecil A. BrownDale P. Brown and Louis E. EnzweilerMarjorie F. BruceJean H. BryantMr. and Mrs. G. MacLaren Brydon IIIMr. and Mrs. Je0ry C. BurdenLaurel BurdenMrs. Archer C. BurkeMr. and Mrs. Stuart R. BurnettMr. and Mrs. Je0rey BushMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cabaniss, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. CallMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Carden IIIW. Douglas Carleton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. CarlonKathy B. CarrMartha D. CarrEmily E. CarterFaye and Lowry CaryArthur P. CassanosVirginia C. CastielCenter for Arms Control and Non-ProliferationThe Rev. and Mrs. Norman S. ChattinMr. and Mrs. J. Cabell Chenault IV

NuStep Pinnacle AwardWestminster Canterbury Richmond was declared winner of NuStep Inc.’s national Pinnacle Award for excellence in senior adult whole-person wellness. Westminster Canterbury was recognized for its commitment to transforming lives by promoting health and wellness for residents and sta0.

Pictured above, residents Trudy Marable on the NuStep recumbent bike, with Wellness Committee Chair, Bob MacKenzie at right and Bob Malany in background.

Resident Wakako Glascock enjoys the Watermelon Festival, a favorite summertime event held in the Rice Assembly

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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. ChisholmKelly E. ChisholmDr. and Mrs. Richard M. ClaryDr. Deborah Waters and The Rev. E. Allen Co0eyMr. and Mrs. Wayne T. ColemanMr. and Mrs. Louis C. Collier, Jr.Confederate Hills Croquet ClubJohn R. Congdon, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. ConnerElizabeth C. CookMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. CookEverett R. CoppleSallie L. CorraLois C. CosbyMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. CoulbournCounty of Richmond, VirginiaMichael CraftCarl P. Craig, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. CreamerLucie L. CrewsMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. CrockettRebecca J. CrockettMr. and Mrs. J. Robert CrossCross Ridge Women’s ClubBarbara J. CrowderNancy S. CrowderDoris W. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Cunningham, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Curtis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Davenport, Jr.The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Donald G. DaweLucy B. del CardayreBirnadine K. DerfelKathryne C. Devoe

Mr. and Mrs. R. Duval DickinsonElizabeth DiggsBetty A. DillonDitch Witch of VirginiaMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. DobeyDr. and Mrs. Richard W. DoddMr. and Mrs. James L. DohertyMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dorey and FamilyCary T. DoyleMr. and Mrs. Mark S. DrayMr. and Mrs. Melvin DrozenElizabeth P. DudleyMr. and Mrs. Mark DufineMrs. J. Warren DunstonSusan W. DurhamThe Rev. Susan N. Eaves and The Rev. Lindon J. EavesMr. and Mrs. J. Morton Eggleston, Jr.Emmanuel Episcopal Church at Brook HillDiana C. EnglehartEpiscopal Church Women of The Church of the EpiphanyMr. and Mrs. Richard L. FarnerMr. and Mrs. Donald M. FergussonMr. and Mrs. Russell G. Fergusson, Jr.Marilyn A. FerneyhoughDr. and Mrs. Adam J. FielderFirst Presbyterian Church Presbyterian WomenMrs. Edgar J. Fisher, Jr.Elizabeth A. FisherFrances B. FitzgeraldLucie H. FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. G. Slaughter Fitz-Hugh, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George H. Flowers IIIElizabeth T. ForeRosa S. ForresterFlorence Bryan FowlkesMarjorie N. FowlkesPhyllis Fox StumpMr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. FryeMrs. Reginald H. FullerMr. and Mrs. Carl W. Fulwider, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell GardnerJean R. GarthrightCaroline T. GaryMr. and Mrs. James D. GearhartSherwin S. GhapheryMr. and Mrs. George H. GinnGinter Park Presbyterian Church Presbyterian WomenJames S. GlascockMr. and Mrs. William R. GodfreyPat and Sara Goodrich

Katherine GoolsbyMr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Gordon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James H. Grant, Jr.The Graves Family (Pattie Pevererll, Joan Brobst, Anne Matson, Libby Gillett, May O’Leary and Lilly Weber)Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. GravesVilma M. GravesMr. and Mrs. J. William GrayBarbara K. GreenbergDr. and Mrs. A. Clinton GreeneDr. and Mrs. James S. GregoryMildred H. GretzMr. and Mr. Sidney J. GunstJanice T. GurleyMr. and Mrs. William B. GuthrieThe Hon. and Mrs. John H. HagerMr. and Mrs. Scott HaleyHanover County Rotary ClubMr. and Mrs. Norman C. HardeeDorothy T. HarlandMr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Harmon IIICarolyn F. HarrisMrs. William H. Harris, Jr. * and FamilyMr. and Mrs. William H. Harris IIIShirley H. HarrisonLucy M. HarvieElizabeth F. Haskell (Cary Franklin, George Franklin, Beth and Monty Haskell)Mr. and Mrs. Merrill T. HastingsWinifred HazeltonMr. and Mrs. Sterlin L. HeadleyDorothy G. HechlerMary J. HelmMr. and Mrs. Herbert L. HeltzerLaurie Betts HemlerRuth C. HendricksMrs. Jack N. HerodVirginia Lea HeslepMr. and Mrs. C. Lee HilbertMrs. S. Winfield HillLawrence E. HiteBettie Terrell HobsonDr. * and Mrs. Harry F. Hoke, Jr.Frances W. HolladayNell H. HolleyBeverley H. HowarthEmma M. HubbardMr. and Mrs. Philip W. HughesMr. and Mrs. David HuntMr. and Mrs. Jack R. HunterCarolyn J. HuntleyMr. and Mrs. J. Randolph HutchesonJeanne S. Hutchinson

Dog Show Resident John Lewis and Princess, his Bichon Frise participated in the 2010 Westminster Kennelbury Dog Show. Dogs and cats live in areas of independent living.

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Institute for Advanced StudyEsther L. IsralowMr. and Mrs. Earl M. JacksonMr. and Mrs. J. M. Russell JacksonMr. and Mrs. Samuel W. JacksonMr. and Mrs. William S. JacksonMrs. Ted B. JacobsenMr. and Mrs. Bruce B. JamesDr. and Mrs. Charles M. JamesMr. and Mrs. Randall JamesMr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. JamiesonMr. and Mrs. Murray JanusMary G. Je0ersonMr. and Mrs. Peyton G. Je0erson, Jr.Cary O. JenningsMrs. Robert F. JettElaine R. Johns and CraigDr. Iris W. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Waldo C. Jones, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William C. JonesAnn M. JordanSusan G. JordanMr. and Mrs. Hubert L. JoseyMrs. Lawrence KanakMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. KarrMr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Kay, Jr.Dorothy C. KayMaryann F. KayanElizabeth KellerKeller and Heckman LLPMrs. William B. KennedyHarriette T. KentThe Rev. Brint Keyes and The Rev. Carla Pratt KeyesMr. and Mrs. Mark D. KilpatrickMr. and Mrs. George King, Jr.The Knitting Group at First Presbyterian ChurchEthel O. KyleDr. John D. Lambert

Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. LambertMr. and Mrs. John T. LancasterMr. and Mrs. David C. LandinMr. and Mrs. Edward E. Lane, Jr.Elizabeth B. LanghorneLinda B. LatimerVirginia S. LavenderMrs. Matthew L. LawmanMr. and Mrs. George M. LeckyMrs. Benjamin B. LeCompte, Jr.Caroline V. LehmanCaroline H. LeithMr. and Mrs. Charles A. LeonardMr. and Mrs. George P. LevequeVirginia H. LeveringMr. and Mrs. Bernard J. LeveyEsther LiebenowMr. and Mrs. Berlin B. Lineberry, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Alex LissendenBetty M. LissendenMrs. George B. LittleThe Rev. De Witt H. LoomisJanice R. LorenzMr. and Mrs. Ray L. LovelaceDr. and Mrs. Alan S. LoxtermanMacLaren JewelersMr. and Mrs. Gary W. MaddenGanelle L. MaloneMr. and Mrs. J. Walter MannMr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. MannMr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Marable, Jr.Jane E. MarstonC. Ralph MartinMature Options Inc.Mrs. H. Page Mauck, Jr.Mrs. Walton M. MayRebecca A. MayfieldRobert A. McCowenEmma Gray Emory and Dr. Howard McCue, Jr. *

Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. McGrawLoraine J. McKeeDr. and Mrs. Alan M. McLeodMr. and Mrs. Rieman McNamara, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George J. McVeyMr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Meade, Jr.The Mediterranean Society of America, Inc.Sara L. MerchantThe Rev. Mark S. MerrillMr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. MessersmithGeorge W. MichaelMarjorie F. MilamMr. and Mrs. J. Maurice Miller, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. MillerMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. MillerMr. and Mrs. Thomas McN. MillhiserMary Ann MinkinMr. and Mrs. Carlton P. Mo0att, Jr.Mary E. Mo1tt and Mary AnneClair MoncureMary Cox MoncureThe Rutherfoord Moncure FamilyPatrick MoretonMr. and Mrs. Frederick W. MorganSamuel M. Mottley, Jr.Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John W. MountcastleErma Y. MurphyStacey W. NanneryJane W. NelsonMr. and Mrs. Hugh NevinMr. and Mrs. David NicholsDorothy E. NicholsonFamily of Dorothy E. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Bausone Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Noel Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. White Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. White

35th AnniversaryResidents and sta0 celebrated “A Knight to Remember,” a fairy tale themed costume party throughout campus. The storybook cake reads:

“In the beautiful fields of Henrico, there arose the enchanted kingdom of Westminster Canterbury. Word of all the kingdom had to o0er spread far and wide. Many gracious ladies and gallant gentlemen ventured forth to begin life anew in its grand halls. Some had been wise scholars and cultured artists of great acclaim. Others had been noble princes and princesses of law and medicine. However, all were learned professors of life who told of incredible adventures which eager ears yearned to hear. For thirty-five summers, our fair ladies and valiant men of Westminster Canterbury have shared many tales. Now is but one for all to hear.”

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Clarence R. NormentMr. and Mrs. Walter J. O’Brien, Jr.George B. OliverLucy Oliver and Thomas N. RightmyerRebecca C. OliverAnne C. OssmanMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. OsteenMr. and Mrs. Gerald V. OtteniMr. and Mrs. Carl H. OttoMr. and Mrs. Douglas G. PalmoreGail ParkerMr. and Mrs. Robert S. PasleyMr. and Mrs. Peter N. PastoreMr. and Mrs. Je0rey PaulStephen L. PayneVirginia C. PayneLola A. PeachMr. and Mrs. John W. PearsallMr. and Mrs. John M. PearsonMildred A. PeeleRobbie Lou PendergraphMr. and Mrs. Gordon F. PenickMr. and Mrs. William PennyCatharine D. PensonMr. and Mrs. John PerkinsonConstance C. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. C. Cotesworth PinckneyRoland L. PittsMrs. Ellett D. Pollard, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Pollard, Jr.The Porter Family (Jacob, Cheryl, Elena and Anderson)Jennifer PorterMr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Porter IIIFelicia T. PrendergastPresbyterian Women, Presbytery of the JamesThe Rev. and Mrs. Patrick L. PrestEmma K. PriceMrs. Charles A. PritchardPSI Distribution FundMr. and Mrs. Walter M. Pulliam, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. PurcellFrank T. PutneyMr. and Mrs. Lee A. PutneySusan QuelMr. and Mrs. Russell L. Rabb, Jr.Dr. Catherine T. RayMr. and Mrs. Thomas Redford, Jr.Dr. V. Archer L. RedmondMr. and Mrs. M. Bruce ReissWayland W. RennieDiane M. ReynoldsOscar E. ReynoldsElizabeth R. Rice

Norvell G. RicePeggy R. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Michael L. RigsbyMr. and Mrs. Peter M. RippeRiver Road Presbyterian ChurchDr. and Mrs. Cullen B. RiversJohn W. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Ingram O. Robertson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. S. Wyman Rolph IIIJoyce M. RosenbaumMr. and Mrs. A. Prescott RoweVela S. Rowe *Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ryan, Jr.Sabre HoldingsThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. R. Jackson SadlerSaint Gertrude High SchoolJean H. SalmonClara Fraser San SoucieMaria C. SatterfieldHelen R. ScarboroughMr. and Mrs. Robert J. ScarboroughSylvia W. SchmidtMr. and Mrs. James M. SchnellMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. SchutzeMr. and Mrs. Philip J. SchwarzDr. and Mrs. Robert B. ScogginsMelinda ScottMr. and Mrs. R. Strother ScottMr. and Mrs. Peter G. Seaman, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. SecorVirginia S. SelfMr. and Mrs. W. David SellersShirley B. ShawDoris M. SheaAnne K. SherwinMr. and Mrs. Frederic P. SimonT. McNider Simpson IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles H. Sipple IVSlater James River RealtorsMr. and Mrs. Robert E. SmalleyMr. and Mrs. John S. SmartAdelaide C. SmithCary G. SmithJanie W. SmithMr. and Mrs. Shelton SmithSmith & Howard, P.C.The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James H. SmylieEleanor C. SnellingsMr. and Mrs. William H. SparrowMr. and Mrs. Howard L. SpielbergMr. and Mrs. Jon SpragueMary L. StaggUrsula F. StalkerChester E. Starkey *Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Steele

Mr. * and Mrs. Stefan P. StefanovichMr. and Mrs. Brude D. StoeverNan H. StoneRuth W. Stopps and Tom BluntDr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Stratford, Jr.George C. StuckeyMr. and Mrs. John L. StultzMr. and Mrs. Frank J. StumpfEric SundinMr. and Mrs. Page H. SutherlandCatherine P. SvobodaMargaret W. SydnorMargaret T. TalmanEstelle N. TankardMr. and Mrs. R. D. TempletonMr. and Mrs. Charles M. Terry, Jr.Martha M. ThomasMr. and Mrs. William C. ThomasCammy and Mike ThompsonMr. and Mrs. W. Wardlaw Thompson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William T. Thompson IIIRuth H. TimmonsMary Leavell TompkinsCharlotte W. TribleMr. and Mrs. Samuel M. TrivasRose W. TuckerMarjorie S. TurnbullMr. and Mrs. Robert M. TurnbullJessie M. TurnerDr. Carol B. Ussery and Mr. Ben B. Ussery, Jr.Elizabeth S. ValentineDoris M. Van CleefMr. and Mrs. C. Porter Vaughan IIIFontaine J. VelzMargaret VillamilVirginia Museum of Fine Arts FoundationCatherine M. WalkerMrs. Campbell D. WallaceMichelle, Scott, Kelsey, and Marlee WallacePhoebe M. WallaceMr. and Mrs. R. Taylor Waller, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Warthen IIIMr. and Mrs. William C. Washburn, Jr.Margaret M. WebbMr. and Mrs. Charles E. Webber, Jr.Ann A. WebsterBonnie WeeksThe Weeks FamilyMrs. Edwin M. WestJames E. WestMr. and Mrs. John T. West IVWestminster Canterbury GalleriaWestminster Canterbury Unique BoutiqueMr. and Mrs. John L. Wetlaufer, Sr.Mrs. Dale C. Wheary

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Mrs. George F. White, Jr.Mrs. S. George White, Jr.Mrs. R. McLean Whittet, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. James R. WickhamMr. and Mrs. Justin L. WigginsJeanne P. WightMr. and Mrs. Herman WilkinsMr. and Mrs. Erwin H. Will, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IVDr. Elizabeth E. WilliamsElizabeth M. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Fielding L. Williams, Jr.Louise D. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. David G. Wilson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John WilsonMr. and Mrs. Richard A. WiltshireMr. and Mrs. J. Barry WinslowDorothy K. WolstenholmeWomble, Carlyle, Sandridge & Rice, PLLCKathryn WommackDorothy S. WoodKathleen B. WoodMr. * and Mrs. Thatcher S. WoodDoris W. WoodsonMr. and Mrs. Rodney H. WordMaria Alsop Wornom *Mary Denny WrayCary P. WrightRichard W. WrightJuliet R. WynneElizabeth T. Yancey (From Elizabeth Yancey, Fred Schutt, Kevin Seay and Eric Brendle)Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. YavorskyPenelope F. YoungMr. and Mrs. John G. Zehmer, Jr.

* Deceased

^ Gift through a donor-advised fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia

Gift through a donor-advised fund of The Greater Kansas City Community Foundation

# Gift through a donor-advised fund of Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

+ Gift through a donor-advised fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Gift through a donor-advised fund of the Richmond Jewish Foundation

Gift through a donor-advised fund of World Vision

Gift through National Philanthropic Trust

Pastoral Care Programs Westminster Canterbury residents belong to 19 denominations and 149 churches or faith communities. More than 26 Pastoral Care programs each week involve 102 resident volunteers and 92 community clergy and laity. Westminster Canterbury also o0ered 15 Chaplain’s Lecture Series events and 19 Seminary Mondays talks. Pastoral Care programs are open to all.

Performing Arts Residents Neil and Sara Belle November, sponsored the Barksdale Theatre’s Highlights from Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, among several other performances. In 2010, the Performing Arts Department presented 40 performances and 57 other events in the Sara Belle November Theater. Attendance exceeded 20,000. Programs are funded by generous contributions to the Foundation and are free for residents, their guests and sta0.

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THE HERITAGE SOCIETYWestminster Canterbury expresses appreciation to members of the Heritage Society, donors of planned gifts, such as charitable remainder life-income trusts, charitable gift annuities and documented bequests.

NEW COMMITMENTS IN $%&%Virginia C. CastielNancy J. EarnhardtJames P. Fisher, Jr.John T. HannaMr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. HawkinsMr. and Mrs. Thomas Je0erson IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard B. MaddenMr. and Mrs. Charles B. MillerMr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Moss, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Neilson J. NovemberDr. Catherine T. RayLouise A. RobinsonRhoda E. StephensMr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Thompson, Jr.

REALIZED COMMITMENTSDr. William H. CoxMargaret T. GallawayHarvey L. HudsonHazel M. HutchersonEleanor L. MelinHorace D. McCowan, Jr.John M. and Emily S. ScottDr. Arthur F. StockerAnne Wight TaylorPauline Holt Wilson

CURRENT COMMITMENTSAnonymous (18)Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. AdamsLeonard G. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Phillip G. ArnestMrs. Hugh H. Baird, Jr.Irvin S. BarnardMr. and Mrs. Richard L. BeadlesDr. and Mrs. Wyatt S. Beazley IIIDiademia S. BlairMr. and Mrs. Lewis T. BookerMrs. Cabell M. Boothe, Jr.Audrey G. BoykinJane C. BudwellHazel R. BuhrmanMr. and Mrs. Nathan Bushnell IIIAnne H. CarnefixVirginia C. CastielBarbara P. ChavatelEthel R. ChrismanM. Louise ChrismanCarol T. CoverMr. and Mrs. Walter W. CraigieMrs. James B. Dalton, Jr.Dorothy Deane MilesMrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr.Eleanor L. DouthatNancy J. EarnhardtJames P. Fisher, Jr.Mary Frances Flowers *Maj. Gen. L.H. Ginn IIIWakako K. Glascock

C. Hobson GoddinMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Godsey, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr.Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Jr.William HamiltonJohn T. HannaMr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Harmon IIIMrs. H. Hiter Harris, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. HawkinsMrs. S. Winfield HillFrances W. HolladayMr. and Mrs. Adolf U. HonkalaDr. W. Glenn HurtMr. and Mrs. Peyton G. Je0erson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Je0erson IIIMrs. Wilbur L. Jenkins, Jr.Mrs. William B. KennedyMrs. Charles T. LakinsMr. and Mrs. James H. LoweMr. and Mrs. Richard B. MaddenGanelle L. MaloneMr. and Mrs. Waverly H. Marable, Jr.Mrs. Walton M. MayAdelia A. MayerMrs. John E. McLeodJulia A. MichaelyanMrs. Richard A. MichauxMr. and Mrs. Charles B. MillerMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. MillerHelen S. MossMr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Moss, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David L. NortonMr. and Mrs. Neilson J. NovemberRichard W. NuckolsMr. and Mrs. John I. OattsJo Ann W. O’HaraEmma Read OppenhimerRobbie Lou PendergraphG. Franklin Pendleton, Jr. *Mr. and Mrs. John PerkinsonMr. and Mrs. Hunter R. Pettus, Jr.The Hon. and Mrs. Edward A. Powell, Jr.Dr. Catherine T. RayMr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Reed, Jr.Dr. Elizabeth R. ReynoldsElizabeth R. RiceSusan Robertson ShuggLouise A. RobinsonVela S. Rowe *Elma Grissom Schmitt

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY FOUNDATION Major Gifts and Planned Giving

Saltwater PoolTwenty-nine residents, friends and employees donated $25,000 to fund the conversion of Westminster Canterbury’s pool to salt water, a much healthier and economical alternative to traditional chlorine-treated pool systems.

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Mr. and Mrs. Sanders T. Schoolar IIIRuth G. SherwinEssie C. SimmsT. McNider Simpson IIIWinfree H. SlaterMr. and Mrs. Henry C. Spalding, Jr.Elizabeth A. StallingsRhoda E. StephensBlanche June SullenGeorge O. SummersMary Virginia C. TabbHelen M. TannerMartha M. ThomasMr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Thompson, Jr.Mrs. Guy M. Timberlake, Jr.Christopher M. TimmonsMary Leavell TompkinsMary H. TrapnellDr. E. Randolph Trice *Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. TriceThe Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, Jr.Jessie M. TurnerMrs. Henry Magruder TylerMr. and Mrs. E. Massie Valentine, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. * Jacob M. Van DorenFontaine J. VelzJames S. WatkinsonMrs. R. McLean Whittet, Jr.Emily N. WileyMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wilkinson, Jr.Jane B. WillardFlorence W. WomackElizabeth Lee WrightRebecca V. YonanAnne W. Young

* Deceased

FUNDS AND ENDOWMENTS We are grateful to the following donors who support a variety of special projects at Westminster Canterbury.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT Anonymous (2)Clyde W. BradshawMrs. Harry W. Easterly, Jr.Genworth FoundationMr. and Mrs. Allen C. GoolsbyKelly del Campo Merricks and Jason T. MerricksJeremy Scarth

Mr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Thompson, Jr.Elizabeth Lee Wright

EMPLOYEE EDUCATIONAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Edward C. DarlingMrs. Jack N. HerodAnne W. Stratton

FELLOWSHIP ENDOWMENTMr. and Mrs. Nathan Bushnell IIIHazel M. Hutcherson *Mr. and Mrs. William A. Krusen, Jr. and FamilyDr. Arthur F. Stocker *Mr. and Mrs. E. Otto N. Williams, Jr.

HEALTH SERVICESAnonymous (3)Mr. * and Mrs. Wilbur C. AllenAnn C. ArtzPatricia M. AschDr. and Mrs. William H. Atwill, Jr.Betsy A. BamptonMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Barnes, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Barnes IIIJane R. BeaverDr. and Mrs. Wyatt S. Beazley IIIToi Bialkowski DunnavantMr. and Mrs. McGuire BoydMrs. Paul E. BrandtMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. BrockmanMr. and Mrs. Harold M. Burrows, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. B. Noland Carter IIMr. and Mrs. Eugene P. CarverChoir Class, Central Bucks South High SchoolMr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. ChristianMrs. Stuart G. Christian, Jr.The Coddington FamilyEllie Saunders Longan and Robert Coleman Longan, Sr. Fund ^Eugenia ConwayMr. and Mrs. William J. CoxMr. and Mrs. Walter W. CraigieJune S. CulbrethDr. and Mrs. C. William DabneyMr. and Mrs. Zachariah C. Dameron, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. DavisonMrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr.Betty A. DillonMrs. Harry W. Easterly, Jr.Emma Gray Emory and Dr. Howard McCue, Jr. *Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus W. Evans, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James E. FarnhamMr. and Mrs. A. Cabell Ford, Jr.Mrs. Reginald H. FullerMr. and Mrs. David P. GeorgeMr. and Mrs. Patrick D. GiblinKathleen Scott GinnMr. and Mrs. L. Holmes Ginn IVMaj. Gen. L.H. Ginn IIIBarbara K. GreenbergMr. and Mrs. J. Edward GrimsleyMr. and Mrs. Irving M. Groves, Jr.Mrs. DuPont Guerry IIIMr. and Mrs. Brenton S. HalseyDr. and Mrs. Austin B. HarrelsonMrs. H. Hiter Harris, Jr.Jane H. HarrisMarybelle O. HarrisonSally C. HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Robert V. Hatcher, Jr.Shirley E. HatcherMr. and Mrs. Franklyn H. HaynieMr. and Mrs. Bruce R. HazelgroveThe Raymond A. Herro FamilyMr. and Mrs. H. Winston Holt IIIMr. and Mrs. Waller H. HorsleyMrs. George C. Howell, Jr.Harvey L. Hudson *Mary S. HumelsineMr. and Mrs. Samuel W. JacksonMr. and Mrs. Thomas Je0erson IIIMrs. Joseph A. Jennings, Jr.Mrs. Archer JonesMr. and Mrs. Catesby B. JonesKendall C. JonesThe Richard G. Kelly FamilyMr. and Mrs. Mark D. KilpatrickMrs. Edward E. LaneRobert LangStephen LangBeth and Stan LashnerMr. and Mrs. Donald D. LeckyMrs. George B. LittleMr. and Mrs. James L. LondreyMr. and Mrs. George M. Lovejoy, Jr.Wilana Kemp MaddenMary H. MadgeMr. and Mrs. Waverly H. Marable, Jr.Mrs. Rosamond C. McCartyBetty P. McCreadyKelly del Campo Merricks and Jason T. MerricksMr. and Mrs. Charles B. MillerMr. and Mrs. William T. MillerMusic Teachers of The Central Bucks School District

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Mr. and Mrs. John G. Myers, Jr.Robert S. and Patricia S. Nase FamilyLucy B. NegusMr. and Mrs. William T. NolleyAnnette OsborneMr. and Mrs. O. H. Parrish, Jr.The Mary Morton Parsons FoundationMrs. David F. PetersMrs. H. Franklin PhillipsFrances H. PohligMrs. Charles A. PritchardProvidence FoundationNancy C. PurcellMr. and Mrs. W. Riker PurcellMr. and Mrs. Lee A. PutneyMei Lun QuachHelen G. RedfordJudith B. RefoFran ResnickDr. and Mrs. Jay F. Reville, Jr.Inger V. RiceRichmond Memorial Health FoundationMr. and Mrs. Curry A. RobertsJohn W. RobertsVicki RobertsKathryn RobertsBenjamin RobinsGary J. Rosen and Ellen C. EiseleMr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. RosenthalNancy L. SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Larry A. SeamonMr. and Mrs. William R. Shands, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. W. E. SingletonMr. and Mrs. David M. SmithMr. and Mrs. Je0rey L. SniderMr. and Mrs. Henry C. Spalding, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John W. SpargerMr. and Mrs. Robert H. SpilmanSue G. StewartAllan SundinEric SundinJohn SundinDr. and Mrs. E. Armistead TalmanEric D. ThielscherKate ThomasMr. and Mrs. Richard G. TilghmanMary Leavell TompkinsMr. and Mrs. Seldon T. TompkinsMr. and Mrs. Peter C. TomsJoel Wright Tyson III Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ukrop, Jr.Mrs. Granville G. Valentine, Jr.Roseanne Virginio Mrs. James C. WaringJames S. Watkinson

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus WeinsteinDr. Steven J. WeltonWestminster Canterbury GalleriaWestwood Club, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wilkinson, Jr.Sally W. WinesIsabella G. WittElizabeth Lee WrightAnne W. Young

MEMORY SUPPORTMr. and Mrs. James F. Alison, Jr.Mr. * and Mrs. Wilbur C. AllenJean R. AppichMr. and Mrs. William R. CogarMr. and Mrs. Ralph D. DavisonDept. of Housing, Community DevelopmentMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. DisharoonMr. and Mrs. Mark S. DrayMr. and Mrs. Conley L. Edwards IIIMr. and Mrs. J. Carter FoxMrs. DuPont Guerry IIIMr. and Mrs. Elliott M. HarriganShirley E. HatcherPhyllis B. HeathMr. and Mrs. Samuel W. JacksonMr. and Mrs. Thomas Je0erson IIIMrs. Wilbur L. Jenkins, Jr.Mrs. Joseph A. Jennings, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Catesby B. JonesMr. and Mrs. John F. Kay, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. KilpatrickDr. and Mrs. Warren W. KoontzSharon A. LombardiWilana Kemp MaddenSara L. MerchantChristine K. PlantMr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. RosenthalMr. and Mrs. Richard StocktonMrs. J. Randall StreetMargaret T. TalmanMr. and Mrs. Morton G. Thalhimer IIIVCU School of BusinessMr. and Mrs. Harry J. Warthen IIIMr. and Mrs. Erwin H. Will, Jr.The Hon. and Mrs. Richard L. Williams and FamilyIsabella G. WittDr. and Mrs. Richard H. WoodMr. and Mrs. Roland C. Woodward

PASTORAL CAREMr. * and Mrs. Parker D. ArchibaldMr. and Mrs. George T. Baskerville III

Jane R. BeaverA. W. Bennett Co., Inc.Mrs. M.C. Paul BoyanRobert L. BurgessCarriage Hill ChapelMr. and Mrs. Richard H. CarterVirginia C. CastielCarl P. Craig, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William R. Dennis IIIJames P. Fisher, Jr.Dr. M. L. Grayson FoyMaury M. FryerJoseph L. HudginsMr. and Mrs. Samuel W. JacksonCary O. JenningsMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. KnoxRobert LissendenC. Glenn MillerClair MoncureMr. and Mrs. John Luther Morgan IIIMr. and Mrs. George W. NorrisMrs. Parke D. PendletonMr. and Mrs. William H. PollokMr. and Mrs. W. Grant Revell, Jr.William W. RobertsFrances C. RobertsonMr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. RosenthalThe George B. Little FamilyMary Virginia C. TabbJacob M. Van DorenPriscilla B. WebsterMrs. D. Page WilhoiteMr. and Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV

PERFORMING ARTSVirginia R. AronsonMr. and Mrs. Robert E. CummingsMrs. Louis G. Fields, Jr.Nancy D. FinesGE FoundationShirley E. HatcherMrs. Wilbur L. Jenkins, Jr.Dr. John D. LambertKate LambertMr. and Mrs. Donald D. LeckyThe Linhart FoundationWilana Kemp MaddenRobert E. MalanyMr. and Mrs. William T. MillerThe Moses FoundationMr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Moss, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George W. NorrisMr. and Mrs. Neilson J. NovemberSusan R. RamseyMr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Rider

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Mrs. Kent S. RoweMelinda ScottAnnabelle J. TaylorCharlotte S. TroxellMrs. James C. WaringMr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wiltshire

RECREATION ! LEISUREAnonymous (2)Hazel BuhrmanGeraldine H. BurkeBarbara P. ChavatelThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Donald G. DaweJaquelin J. GilmoreWakako K. GlascockBarbara S. GoodmanLouise A. RobinsonRosalie H. SpottMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wilkinson, Jr.

STUDIO ARTS, ARTWORK, AND EXHIBITIONSAnonymousBarbara P. ChavatelRuth W. McDonough Julia A. Michaelyan

OTHER PURPOSESVirginia C. CastielMr. and Mrs. J. Harwood CochraneMrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William R. Derry, Jr.Josephine L. GarberMr. and Mrs. W. Russell GardnerMrs. H. Franklin Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart ShumateElizabeth StewartMary Virginia C. Tabb

POOL SALTWATER PROJECTAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Henry B. Aikin, Jr.Mr. * and Mrs. Wilbur C. AllenIsabella S. BryantMrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William E. Duke, Jr.Frances B. ForsythWilliam HamiltonMrs. H. Hiter Harris, Jr.Delores A. HullMr. and Mrs. George C. HutterMr. and Mrs. Charles D. JenkinsDr. John D. LambertDr. and Mrs. Andrew J. MetzGeorge W. MichaelWilliam S. MichauxMr. and Mrs. W. Riker PurcellDr. David W. RichardsonDr. and Mrs. Henry P. RoysterThe Rev. and Mrs. Robert S. SeilerFlorence M. SthreshleyCatherine Stone RolfeAnne W. StrattonMargaret W. SydnorMargaret T. TalmanCatherine M. WalkerVirginia H. WhiteFlorence W. WomackMr. and Mrs. Rodney H. Word

UNRESTRICTEDDr. William H Cox *Margaret T. Gallaway *Patricia R. KawanaMr. and Mrs. Brockenbrough Lamb, Jr.Horace D. McCowan, Jr. *Eleanor L. Melin *John M. Scott *Anne Wight Taylor *Pauline Holt Wilson *

GIFTS#IN#KINDAnn B. BradshawMartha BrandtMary Ann Brandt *Paul Brandt *Thomas BrandtMr. and Mrs. Richard H. CarterMr. and Mrs. J. Harwood CochraneMr. and Mrs. Keith R. DullMrs. Joseph A. Jennings, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Meade, Jr.Winfree H. SlaterMr. and Mrs. James S. WamsleyMr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wiltshire

* Deceased

^ Gift through a donor-advised fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia

Lane Learning CenterA generous commitment from resident Jean W. Lane, her sons Greg Lane, a Foundation Trustee, and Ed Lane, and their families. The Lane family’s gift will go toward the Health Services Sta0 Training Fund for equipment and programming. The Edward E. Lane Learning Center, named in memory of husband, father and former resident, in the Center for Creative Living is used for sta0 training. From left, Mary and Ed, Jean, Greg and Kristi Lane.

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A couple of paid-up insurance policies no longer seemed essential to a loyal resident donor. So he dusted those documents off and gave them to Westminster Canterbury Foundation. Within six weeks his gift made a difference in:

HELPING NEIGHBORS IN NEED2FELLOWSHIP. Part of this gift provided vital funds in a challenging economy for the Annual Fellowship Fund. Fellowship helps provide grants for housing, supplemental insurance and uncovered medical–related expenses to residents with significant financial need.

MEETING A HEALTH SERVICES CHALLENGE. Some of the gift is helping to meet the Mary Morton Parsons Foundation Challenge Match. Westminster Canterbury has until November 2011 to raise $200,000 to receive a $100,000 match for health services technology and renovations of the Rice Assembly Room.

MAKING THE POOL FRIENDLIER TO RESIDENTS ! THE ENVIRONMENT. This gift, among others, supported the transformation of the pool purification system from chemical chlorine to an environmentally friendly, extremely healthy salt water system.

At one time, life insurance was a priority for this resident to protect his young family. Decades later, since his wife had died and his children are grown and independent, the policies’ usefulness had waned.

Now, the resident has the pleasure of seeing his gift benefit his community and neighbors. Also, after a qualified insurance appraisal, he received a 2010 charitable income tax

deduction on his donated policies. We are grateful that he thought of a fresh, charitable use for those old insurance policies!

If you are interested in making a current or planned gift of insurance, please call Kelly Merricks at 804.264.6702

or Ginny Purcell at 804.264.6202.

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Ne! L"e for Old Insurance Policies

Ingenuity and generosity turned an unessential insurance policy into a gift that had immediate, widespread impact.

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John H. Bocock Endowment (1984) his familyNathan Bushnell III Endowment (1987) his family & friendsMary Davidson Bryan Endowment (1988) her husband, D. Tennant BryanGood Samaritan Endowment (1988) donors to Westminster Canterbury FoundationMary Morton Parsons Endowment (1989) an anonymous donorEmelie Trible Howerton Endowment (1989) the estate of Emelie Trible HowertonTheresa A. & George D. Thomas Endowment (1991) the Theresa A. Thomas Memorial FoundationJessie Ball DuPont Endowment (1991) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of TrusteesAgnes Moyler Jones Endowment (1992) the estate of Agnes Moyler JonesEmily Goodwin Vogel Endowment (1992) the estate of Emily Goodwin VogelSusanne Catharine Williams Endowment (1994) the estate of her brother, Langbourne M. WilliamsCharlotte Watkins Cooper Endowment (1995) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of TrusteesWalter Holt Souder & Joseph Edwin Givens Endowment (1995) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of TrusteesCharles E. Wingo III Endowment (1996) The Windsor FoundationThe Richmond Fund Endowment (1997) the estate of Anne C. WhineryAnnabel D. Harper Endowment (1998) the estate of Annabel D. HarperEdith Whitehurst Endowment (1998) her daughter & son-in-law, Evelyn W. & Robert R. HuntleyMartha Walters Shannon Endowment (1999) the estate of Martha Walters ShannonSue Hurt Gibbs Endowment (1999) the estate of Sue Hurt GibbsBetty & Nelson Aab Endowment (1999) the estate of Betty AabMargaret C. Garrett Endowment (2001) the estate of Margaret C. GarrettAnonymous Endowment (2002) an anonymous donorElizabeth Wight Brown Endowment (2002) the estate of Elizabeth Wight BrownMinnie G. Dietrich Endowment (2003) the estate of Minnie G. DietrichJulia Gray and Richard A. Michaux Endowment (2003) Julia Gray and Richard A. MichauxThe Evelyn Whitehurst Huntley Endowment (2005) her husband, Dr. Robert E. R. HuntleyLillian Garrett Edmunds Endowment (2006) the estate of Lillian G. EdmundsJean R. Butcher Endowment (2008) the estate of Jean R. Butcher

FOR FELLOWSHIP CREATED BY

Gifts to endowments are a way for donors to perpetuate their charitable support of Westminster Canterbury. Some endowments are created by planned gifts, such as bequests in a will. Others have been created by living donors to support specific programs or the general charitable needs of Westminster Canterbury.

With each endowment gift, Westminster Canterbury Foundation invests the principal. As careful stewards of endowments, the Trustees of the Foundation establish a conservative percentage of

the endowment’s value to be made available for use each year.

Named endowments are established by donors or the board who want to honor or remember loved ones. Every named endowment totals $100,000 or more. Some have been built over time through continued donations; others were established with a single gift.

The Foundation establishes endowments to support programs in perpetuity and gratefully receives gifts of any size toward these.

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY FOUNDATION Major Gifts and Planned Giving NAMED ENDOWMENTS AND FUNDS

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Mary Morton Parsons Therapeutic Garden Evergreen Endowment (2003) donors to Vision 2007 to match the challenge grant of the Mary Morton Parsons FoundationRichard A. & Julia Gray Michaux Endowment (2003) Richard A. and Julia Gray Michaux

FOR MEMORY SUPPORT PROGRAMS CREATED BY

Employee Health Care Education Endowment (1997) Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. DarlingAnise Lee Zimmerman Employee Education Endowment (2004) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of Trustees with a portion of her unrestricted bequest

FOR EMPLOYEE EDUCATION CREATED BY

Clyde Weaver & Ruth Weldon Bradshaw Child Development Center Clyde Weaver & Ruth Weldon Bradshaw Financial Aid Endowment (2004)

FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER CREATED BY

Lettie Pate Evans Endowment (2006) Lettie Pate Evans Foundation

FOR LETTIE PATE WHITEHEAD EVANS ASSOCIATED EVENTS CREATED BY

The Fleming Wood Gill, M.D., Medical Services Endowment (2001) his family & friendsOverton D. Dennis, Jr. Caregiver Endowment (2008) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of Trustees from his unrestricted bequestHerman A. Hicks Health Services Endowment (2008) the estate of Herman A. HicksDouglas D. and James S. Watkinson Health Services Sta0 Douglas D. and James S. Watkinson Training Endowment (2009) Jane Martin Roberts Wellness Center Endowment (2010) John W. Roberts The Ginn Family Leadership Endowment (2010) L.H. Ginn III, L. Holmes Ginn IV, Kathleen Scott Ginn, and their families Westminster Canterbury Caregiver Endowment (2010) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of TrusteesWestminster Canterbury Clinical Instruction Endowment (2010) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of Trustees

FOR HEALTH SERVICES CREATED BY

The Jane Martin Roberts Wellness Center Jane Roberts, a former resident and volunteer, served terms as a trustee of Westminster Canterbury Management Corporation and Westminster Canterbury Foundation. Jane was a 1998 recipient of the Lettie Pate Whitehead Evans Award for volunteer leadership. She and her husband John W. Roberts generously supported Westminster Canterbury’s charitable endeavors over the years. The Jane Martin Roberts Wellness Center includes the clinic, pharmacy, rehabilitation therapy and physician services departments and programs. The endowment established in her memory provides annual support for health services in these areas. John and Jane Roberts are among those Leaders in Philanthropy recognized in Foundation Hall.

32Lucy Boswell Negus Vision 2007 Unrestricted Endowment (2004) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of Trustees in her honor at her retirement

FOR VISION $%%0 (general purposes) CREATED BY

Anne C. Whinery Endowment (1997) her charitable remainder trustAlthea O. Smart Endowment (1997) the estate of Althea O. SmartFrances H. M. Adams Endowment (1998) the estate of Frances H. M. AdamsMartha Walters Shannon Endowment (1999) the estate of Martha Walters ShannonThe Frederick W. and Eleanor L. Melin Unrestricted Endowment (2009) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of Trustees with a portion of their unrestricted bequest

UNRESTRICTED CREATED BY

Kathleen’s The Ginn Family Leadership Endowment, established by donors LH Ginn III, his son L. Holmes Ginn, IV, daughter Kathleen “Scottie” Ginn, and their families, will help support the attraction and retention of key staff leaders and consultants for the Mary Morton Parsons Health Center. LH Ginn, a resident, Foundation trustee and past corporate trustee, and Holmes, a past Foundation trustee, have a long involvement with Westminster Canterbury Richmond. Left: In 2010, the Ginn family and guests celebrated the naming of Kathleen’s, formerly known as the Canterbury Lounge, in memory of wife, mother, and former resident Kathleen Button Ginn.

Thelma K. Linhart Endowment for the Arts (2000) her son, Mr. J. Theodore LinhartMichaux Fund for Technical Support (2005) Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. MichauxLouise B. and J. Harwood Cochrane Endowment (2006) Louise B. and J. Harwood CochraneLillian G. Edmunds Performing Arts Endowment (2008) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of Trustees with a portion of her unrestricted bequestSuzanne Preston Pollard Performing Arts Endowment (2008) Suzanne Preston Pollard

FOR PERFORMING ARTS CREATED BY

Lillian G. Edmunds Studio Arts Endowment (2008) Westminster Canterbury Foundation Board of Trustees with a portion of her unrestricted bequestStudio Arts Endowment (2008) Barbara P. Chavatel

FOR STUDIO ARTS CREATED BY

David F. Peters Memorial Lecture Series Endowment (2003) his wife, Jane Witherspoon PetersFuller Rose Pastoral Care Internship Endowment (2006) donors and friends of the late Rev. Reginald H. Fuller and the late Rev. Ben Lacy Rose

FOR PASTORAL CARE CREATED BY

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Each year, the Foundation receives gifts in honor or in memory of individuals from those wishing to pay tribute to friends’ lives and accomplishments. Unless otherwise designated by the family or donor, these gifts benefit the Annual Fellowship Fund.

When receiving tribute gifts, the Foundation office notifies the families of those being memorialized or honored. Names of individuals who were honored or memorialized in 2010 appear on the following pages.

MEMORIALSParker D. ArchibaldJack P. BainJosephine A. BaskervilleMr. and Mrs. John W. Bates, Jr.Anne Latane Ware BedingerMary V. BedingerPriscilla S. BeltThe Rev. Robert J. BoydRuth W. BradshawJohn BroadnaxGladys BrowerNellie M. BryanAnn D. BurkeBarbara A. BurkholderLouise M. BurnsDr. John F. Butterworth IIIThe Rev. Dr. John F. ByerlySusan S. CainDr. John B. CatlettVirginia H. ChalkleyDr. William H CoxFrances V. CoxKathleen B. CraigAnn B. DavisRosalyn P. DavisDoris H. Deans

Overton D. Dennis, Jr.Gene R. DevineJ. Cleiland DonnanDoris M. DuncansonHelen M. DurhamAlvin W. DysonPatricia S. EastrightRobert E. EastrightJanet W. EdwardsFrances S. EllisHerman R. FieldsLois J. FieldsEdgar J. Fisher, Jr.Mary Frances FlowersAllen L. Ford IIIAshby M. FosterFlorence Wells FoxMargaret F. FoyDonna L. FranciscoMargaret T. GallawayKenneth G. GentilJames A. Glascock, Jr.Rosalie J. GlascockFlorence L. GordonDorothy W. GouldinMarie Agnes GrantJohn GrantDr. J. Clinton GreeneEthel W. GrimesMary Champe P. HallMollie P. HancockKatherine K. HarrisWirt Hatcher, Jr.E. Frantz HersheyMaria B. HoarJacqueline M. HoofnagleHelene Laird HopsonEthel M. HorstEvelyn R. HotchkissAlice S. HudginsHarvey L. HudsonH. Thomas Hupp, Jr.Joseph A. Jennings, Jr.Jehan B. JohnsonOrrick F. JohnsonEsther D. JohnstonAnna G. JonesFrances Laird JonesRichard M. Jones, Sr.Mary M. Kirby

Virginia Wight LambSusan R. LambertEdward E. LaneNancye E. LashleyRichard B. LearyNellie H. LevequeNancy M. LissendenGeorge B. LittleJames Douglas LokeyAudrey Strong LunsfordBetsy MaconClare M. MartinEstelle R. McCarthyEthel G. McGeheeMyrle S. MettsDr. Richard A. MichauxAmy B. MillerGretchen C. MillerHenry R. Miller IIIBertha C. MilsteinJulia C. MoncureHettie C. J. MontagueLura Caldwell MorrisonFlorence W. MountcastleJoseph B. MurdockHelen K. O’NeillEleanor W. OppenhimerHazel S. OwenMary E. PauliFlorence T. PayneParke D. PendletonDavid Frankman PetersMarian W. PlaceLucy S. PoindexterRebecca G. PutneyRussell L. Rabb, Sr.Roland N. Rackett, Jr.Kathryn W. RandolphSue Rankin WiseLouise E. ReynoldsGarnett S. RileyJane M. RobertsMike RobertsonLena H. RodenEvelyn W. RoulstonDr. John J. SalleyGladys S. SchuderMargaret T. SearingJanet T. SeeleySaul I. Serota

WESTMINSTER CANTERBURY FOUNDATION Tribute Program

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The Rev. Dr. Cecil E. ShermanCaroline Ellis SimpsonDr. John B. SperryWillis L. StarbuckChester E. StarkeyStefan P. StefanovichCecil C. StephensonClifton F. StewartElizabeth StewartDorothy P. StrachanDonald SuydamElizabeth H. ThomasAnne Cary TiltonPhyllis A. ToddMartha TolsonA. Irving TottenJean S. TrevvettAnne B. TribleVirginia B. TriceGerald Allyn TroxellDell H. TuggleFlorence TullidgeGeorge D. Turner, Jr.Mary B. Van DorenEllen Z. VickAnita W. WalkerMabelle Louise “Peanuts” WarnerDouglas D. WatkinsonLeslie A. WetlauferNancy O. WheelerEvelyn Wilde BiggerNancy L. WilliamsThatcher S. WoodJohn M. Wyatt IIIJames E. York, Jr.Carolyn C. Young

HONOREESJames S. AndrewsAnn C. ArtzPriscilla S. Belt *Mrs. Clarence J. Boehm *Mary Bolling Williams *Hazel R. BuhrmanGrace K. BurdenMrs. Hunsdon Cary, Jr.Edna T. CollinsMartha B. CookKyara CourtneyJohn N. CrowderMargaret G. DabneyRuth DeBerryMrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr.Mrs. Buford B. DexterMrs. Reginald H. FullerGenesis Rehabilitation Dept.Gladys S. Fussell

Lt. Col. Richard O. GordonMrs. DuPont Guerry IIIAnne H. HardageEugenia S. HarrisonMrs. George C. Howell, Jr.Delores A. HullMrs. William B.L. HutchesonThe Rev. W. Ray InscoeDr. John D. LambertKate LambertPaula LarriveeDorothy J. Lei0erMaxine C. LivesayBertha J. LoftonJanice R. LorenzMary N. MacKenzieKathleen Y. MerrillWilliam S. MichauxRichard Moore *Anne C. OssmanCarol PagnardMrs. David F. PetersE. Angus PowellEmma K. PriceMr. and Mrs. W. Riker PurcellRebecca G. Putney *Douglas B. RiderBetty C. RobertsJean H. SalmonMelinda ScottMr. and Mrs. Robert T. ScottMrs. Saul I. SerotaHelen L. SmithPaulette SmithElizabeth R. SmylieVirginia H. SnellingsElizabeth A. StallingsChester E. Starkey *The Rev. Charles E. SuttonE. Hunter Thompson, Jr.Peter C. TomsThe Hon. Thomas H. TullidgeMarjorie Fay UnderhillJacob M. Van DorenMrs. Campbell D. WallaceMrs. R. McLean Whittet, Jr.Richard C. WightCynthia M. WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wilkinson, Jr.Elizabeth M. WilliamsKathleen C. WineCarol T. WingoKathleen B. WoodJean York *

* Deceased

Rededication In celebration of the 35th anniversary year in 2010, Westminster Canterbury was rededicated to its mission with a Festival Service of Rededication.

“In reality, this will be an empty house unless there exists love and concern which cause those who reside and labor here to dedicate themselve to providing fellowship, enlightenment, activity, motivation, recreation, physical care and, above all, spiritual enrichment and Christian compassion.”

A Lenten JourneyThe annual collection of devotions contains personal stories of

faith written by Westminster Canterbury residents and sta0. More than 5,500 of the free booklets are distributed each year and serve as a familiar resource for local Episcopal and Presbyterian churches.

Remarks by J. Edwin Givens, Westminster Canterbury’s first board chair, at the dedication of the foundation stone on May 5, 1974.

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The First Presbyterian Church Men’s Supper Group has been involved at Westminster Canterbury since 1986 when the members were just young men in a church group looking for a service activity. They began having suppers with men in assisted living. They discovered Westminster Canterbury Richmond was the best fit. With the fellowship and male camaraderie, the volunteers had the most fun here, felt most appreciated here and felt they received “higher returns.” The group has met here every month for 25 years.

The group focuses on history and memories. From residents’ World War II experiences to current events, the group constantly shares stories. Residents reminisce about their lives, careers, hobbies, sports and families. “The guys are great and funny. They look after each other and have good attitudes.” Once someone asked a particular resident “if he thought he was a rocket scientist.” Turned out, the resident actually had been a rocket scientist! They enjoy jokes and often say wisdom comes with old age, sometimes old age comes by itself.

Over the years, the number of residents in the group has fluctuated anywhere from six to fifteen and their ages have ranged from 70’s to 90’s. The group toasts those who have passed on, sometimes with cranberry juice, sometimes with wine. They laugh when they can’t tell the difference between the two.

The First Presbyterian Church volunteers agree, “It’s a joy to be among the residents” and “It simply gives me a lift.” The group “clearly gives one perspective on life in general.” The volunteers feel they are the primary beneficiaries of their past 25 years of visits.

First Presbyterian Supper Club volunteers: from left, Bob Priddy, Doug Albertson, John Corey and Steve Gentil.

VOLUNTEER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Volunteer Profile

Volunteer opportunities include: Activity Pals, Sara Belle November Theater Ushers and Resident Visitors. For a complete list of opportunities and to apply go to www.wcrichmond.org and click on “Volunteer.”

For more information, contact the Volunteer Resource Development O1ce: Beth Clifton at 804.264.6258 or Kathy H. Morton at 804.261.5201.

EXECUTIVE STAFFDonald D. Lecky PRESIDENT AND CEO

W. Russell GardnerCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Carol B. Conroy VICE PRESIDENT RESIDENT SERVICES

Robert D. Cox VICE PRESIDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

Elizabeth B. BushVICE PRESIDENT RESIDENT HEALTH SERVICES

William S. King VICE PRESIDENT SALES ! MARKETING

The Rev. W. Ray Inscoe DIRECTOR PASTORAL CARE

Mary J. Adams DIRECTOR WORKFORCE SERVICES

Kevin W. Fergusson M.D., MEDICAL DIRECTOR

YEAR"END STATISTICS #$%$

Residents !"#

Independent living homes and apartments $%%Assisted living apartments &'" Mary Morton Parsons Health Center apartments &$!

Fellowship Program:Beneficiaries at year-end &&#Beneficiaries to date #'(

Children enrolled in the Child Development Center &()

Staff members (full-time and part-time) )%$ Full-time equivalents: '&'.!) Total number of resident volunteers %**Resident volunteer hours %*,'*#Total number of non-resident volunteers &**Non-resident volunteer hours ),&*#Total annual volunteer hours given: %),)*!

We express gratitude to all who have supported Westminster Canterbury Richmond’s charitable initiatives. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of the Westminster Canterbury Foundation donor lists. We apologize for any errors or omissions and ask that they be brought to the attention of the Development office at 804.264.6702.

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Residents Chuck Hanson, Jo Ann O’Hara, David Richardson and Jacob Van DorenPROOFREADER: Resident Joanne Jones

COME VISIT US! To schedule a tour, call our Sales O+ce at 804.264.6256 or 800.445.9904

Founded in 1975 by the Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, Westminster Canterbury Richmond welcomes all persons regardless of race, religion or nationality.

Westminster Canterbury serves nearly 900 residents with a wide variety of housing options, activities and amenities for active lifestyles.

Westminster Canterbury is a not-for-profit affiliate of Westminster Canterbury Management Corporation.

Westminster Canterbury Foundation, a separate corporation, raises funds for Westminster Canterbury Richmond’s charitable endeavors.

MISSION

As a faith-based charitable organization, we will provide services, specific to need, in a compassionate, professional, holistic manner, through an inspiring environment and dynamic leadership for our residents, employees and others we serve.

VALUES

CARING " compassion and empathy

ETHICS " wisdom and experience to do the right thing

LEADERSHIP " maintaining a position of excellence

TEAMWORK " working together to achieve common goals

INNOVATION " creative pursuit of excellence

COMMITMENT " steady focus on the Vision and Mission

STEWARDSHIP " prudent use of all resources

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