MV Connections Newsletter Fall/Winter 2020

FALL/WINTER 2020 2020 ANNUAL REPORT Ushering in a New Era page 6 A Mission of the Western District of the Moravian Church

LETTER FROM THE CEO Dear Friends of Marquardt Village, 2020 has been tough. We haven’t seen a pandemic like this for 100 years. Many of you have lost loved ones, are feeling cut off from family and friends, and are missing the comfort and joy that comes from familiar activities and routines. It was a tough year financially, too, for many people and businesses. Our annual report shows the pandemic’s effect on Marquardt Village. Nursing home admissions were down 40%, and Home Healthcare admissions were down 80%, which decreased our bottom line. Unfortunately, the pandemic also dealt a blow to our fundraising efforts, including the canceled Sporting Clay Shoot-Out, which supports hospice care for families. To fill the gap, we’re looking for other ways to reach our fundraising goals, from the yearly Wish List (page 12) to Facebook Birthday Celebrations (page 16). Thankfully, there are bright spots. We were in an incredibly strong financial situation coming into 2020, which has allowed us to weather the challenges. We’ve been able to avoid staff furloughs and keep everyone employed. Admissions are rebounding as people look to us for care and rehabilitative therapies. We’re finding ways to help residents stay connected to each other and their families (page 8). Our new Park Centre Apartments are complete (page 5), offering a new choice in senior living. With our new auditorium, we have a wonderful place to gather for special occasions, musical performances, worship services and more (page 6) once we’re able. We continue to work on new initiatives, including one to integrate technology into healthcare in new and exciting ways. While the pandemic has slowed progress, we’re still moving forward. I’ll update you on the initiatives as we learn more. I’m particularly grateful for our dedicated staff. They’ve worked hard under enormous pressure and in difficult circumstances. We’re blessed to have so many frontline heroes. To all of Marquardt Village’s residents and staff, friends and families, I know you’re facing hardships big and small but hang in there. We’ll make it through this together. If there’s anything we can do to help, please let us know. As 2020 comes to a close, we wish you and yours a safe and meaningful holiday. We look forward to handshakes and hugs in 2021. Blessings, THE MARQUARDT VILLAGE MISSION: Matthew Mauthe, CEO “Grounded in faith, we promote the health and well-being of each individual we serve.” 2020 Operating Annual Report ............................................................... 3 Planned Giving....................................................................................... 10, 11 Marquardt Foundation Annual Report .............................................. 4 Employee Spotlight .....................................................................................12 New Park Centre Apartments .................................................................. 5 Wish List ............................................................................................................12 New Chapel ................................................................................................. 6, 7 Donation Request .......................................................................................13 Pandemic Response ......................................................................................8 Donor Appreciation ............................................................................ 14, 15 Staff Appreciation .......................................................................................... 9 Facebook Birthday ..................................................................................... 16 2

2020 ANNUAL REPORT OPERATING FINANCIAL INFORMATION Marquardt Village, Inc. Marquardt Village, Inc. Consolidated Balance Sheet Consolidated Statement of Revenue and Expenses as of June 30, 2020 as of June 30, 2020 Assets 18,892,417 Revenue 39,442,568 Cash and Investments Patient Service Revenue (net) 294,204 Accounts Receivable (net) 3,273,869 Entrance Fees Property and Equipment (net) 44,096,892 Contractual Allowance and Charity Care (8,789,113) Other Assets 367,105 Total Assets 66,630,283 Total Revenue 30,947,659 Liabilities and Net Assets Expenses 15,461,178 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 3,393,442 Resident Care and Nursing Long-term Debt (including current portion) 34,169,327 Dining Services 2,133,227 Entrance Fees 11,924,243 Maintenance and Operations 2,466,909 Other Liabilities 3,866,791 Administrative, Marketing and General 7,009,173 Interest 747,482 Total Liabilities 53,353,803 Depreciation and Amortization 3,202,045 Total Net Assets 13,276,480 Total Expenses 31,020,014 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 66,630,283 Operating Income 72,355 Other Income (expense) Contributions 101,210 Investment Income (net) 563,841 Other (1,999,984) Excess of Revenue Over Expenses 1,407,288 REVENUE EXPENSES Skilled Nursing Facility – 33% Resident Care and Nursing – 47% Home and Community Based Services – 37% Dining Services – 7% Assisted Living – 17% Maintenance and Operations – 8% Independent Living – 13% Administrative, Marketing and General – 24% Interest – 3% Depreciation and Amortization – 11% Due to rounding, percentages may not total 100 percent. 3

2020 ANNUAL REPORT FOUNDATION FINANCIAL INFORMATION Marquardt Foundation, Inc. Marquardt Foundation, Inc. Consolidated Balance Sheet Statement of Revenue and Expenses as of June 30, 2020 as of June 30, 2020 Assets Revenue Cash 81,327 General 105,992 Investments 6,276,508 Spiritual Life Fund 7,588 Pledges and Bequests Receivable (net) 2,517 Marquardt At Home Fund 81,917 Property and Equipment (net) 2,562 Employee Appreciation Fund 31,846 Other 2,270 Total Contributions 227,343 Total Assets 6,365,184 Investment Income 46,593 Liabilities and Net Assets Investment Realized and Unrealized Gains (losses) 465,978 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 48,362 Total Revenue 739,914 Total Liabilities 48,362 Expenses Total Net Assets 6,316,822 Donations to Marquardt Entities 177,584 Fundraising 1,730 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 6,365,184 Outreach 7,428 General Administration 58,456 Total Expenses 245,198 Thank you, our donors and our volunteers, for your support. Increase in Net Assets 494,716 Please continue to help us when you can, however you can. MARQUARDT FOUNDATION FUNDS GIFTS TO MARQUARDT FOUNDATION CAN BE DESIGNATED TO THE FOLLOWING FUNDS: • General Fund (Greatest Need Fund) donations are designed to help make up the difference between government reimbursement and the actual cost of care. Plus it supports items to make life a little nicer for residents. • Milo Loppnow Spiritual Life Fund nurtures spiritual life on campus. Our chapel, chaplain, programs and pastoral care help create a unique environment in which to live and work. • Marquardt at Home Fund supports Home Health and Hospice patients and their families. • Employee Appreciation Fund helps us recognize staff with special events, gifts and opportunities, in return for the difference they make in the lives they touch. To make a gift, visit marquardtvillage.org/giving or contact Cheryl Porior-Mayhew at 920-206-4000; [email protected] 4

Park Centre Fulfills Long-time Vision With the completion of the Park Centre The new apartments range in size up to 1,500 square apartments, Marquardt Village ushers in a feet and feature large windows and a balcony or patio. new era. By connecting the main buildings Upgrades such as Shaker-style cabinetry, under cabinet on campus, Park Centre provides residents with indoor lighting and heated underground parking come access to Towne Centre, standard. By November, the community’s social “We're excited. It's always fun to have more than half of the 24 and activity hub. new residents on campus.” new apartments were occupied. “This achieves our vision - Matt Mauthe, CEO of Marquardt Village from 2012 to create an “They’ve certainly lived interconnected community up to the hype and that functions cohesively,”said Matt Mauthe, CEO of expectations,” said Mauthe. “We’re excited. It’s always fun Marquardt Village.“It inspires a greater sense of community.” to have new residents on campus.” 5

The Grove Lends Love, Hope and Purpose This summer, Marquardt Village unveiled The chapel features the restored 100-year-old Charles its new chapel in the heart of Towne Stieff grand piano that was donated by Dr. Milton Ochs Centre. Called The Grove, it’s designed as as well as a custom worship table and lectern designed a gathering space for worship services, specifically for the space. The one-of-a-kind pieces seminars, workshops, entertainment, concerts and add to the ambiance and personality of the room, special events. according to Gehler. “The Grove is a perfect name for this beautiful room. Groves “The Grove is a multi-use or multi-purposed community have a purpose; they don’t usually occur without planning. space. Lectures, concerts, community gatherings, large- A grove of trees can be a haven for birds and animals, group meetings and worship services are just some of provide a windbreak, and bear fruit and nuts. This space has the events to be held there,” she explained. been dreamt about, prayed for and meticulously planned, and it too will have many purposes,”said Jane Gehler, While entertainment, education and gathering together Marquardt Village Director of Spiritual Care. are good for our collective hearts, minds and souls, staying safe during the pandemic means that fully opening the “The name Grove comes from combining two words — community’s new space has to wait until next year. growth and love — and describes our dreams for the events that will take place within it. They will encourage In the meantime, it’s a sign of hope that life will return us to grow intellectually, spiritually and communally.” to normal soon as Gehler broadcasts virtual worship 6

services and devotions from the new auditorium via the Answered Prayers community’s closed-circuit TV channel. Plus, resident council meetings and a few other small, physically Generous donors helped build and furnish The Grove. distanced activities have been held in the space. Their support provided the crosses, chairs, communion set, paraments, worship supplies and other important “Residents and staff are eager for the time when we can items that will be enjoyed by residents and guests for gather more frequently and for more varied events. As years to come. a community founded by the Moravian Church, growth and education have always been an important part of Fred & Karen Albert Adelbert & Shirley Oestreich the Moravian tradition. One of our early bishops, John Beatrice & Earl Ball William & Jill Oswald Amos Comenius, was known as the Father of Modern James & Katherine Baum Marsha & John Pagel Education. He was one of the first to encourage pictures Sandra & Halver Becken William Petig and drawing in books and educating students outside of Barbara & Tom Bergin Cheryl Porior-Mayhew & Jim the classroom,” said Gehler. Allen & Judith Bergmann Mayhew Jeffrey Bradisse Mark & Mary Potts “As for love, Marquardt Village has adopted the church’s Rev. Dr. Rick Brewer Douglas Rabbach motto, ‘In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; and Palmer Christian Anna Barbara Rich in all things, love.’ Regardless of our political, social or Jerome & Susan David Lucille Roessler economic views and opinions, love for all of humanity Erlene Delano Heidi Roth and the world is important if we wish to flourish as Gertrude & Robert Dobbratz Joseph Schick children of God.” Laura Dresen Penelope Schleif Gregory Else Paul & Christine Schmidt If you would like to donate to the worship supplies used Tom & Linda Frakes David & Judy Schoechert in The Grove, please visit MarquardtVillage.org/Giving/ Diann & Douglas Fritsch Larry & Susan Schultz or contact Cheryl Porior-Mayhew, Chief Development John & Anne Fritts John & Monica Severa Officer, at (920) 206-4000 or cporior-mayhew@ Ron & Joann Froemming Timothy & Juliet Slavens marquardtvillage.org. Elgardie Fuchs Gene & Miriam Stocks Jane & Jon Gehler Phyllis Strasburg George Gerald & Alice Geisthardt John & Jerilyn Strasburg Jean Glasser McFarlane Pearl Mary Goetsch Kitty Stueber Glen & Isela Grams Louise Szerbat George & Marilyn Hackbarth Gary Timmel Jeff Hackel & Tim Marten Gladys Vahl Marianne M Hafenstein David Veldhuizen & Dawn Jane Harberg Veldhuizen Glenn Harke Thomas & Nancy Von R. Burke & Eleanor Johnson Boeckmann Hunter Jopes Carol Voss Thomas & Bonnie Justmann Sarah & Mike Walter Sandra Kant Donald & Karol Wesemann Tom & Kathy Kasten Eric Wex Erna Kiessling Mike & Maureen Wilkes Caroline Klebenow Kay & Will Wipperfurth Joseph Kohls Marlene Witte Sheryl & Jeffrey Korth Curtis & Pearl Wright Ron Kramer Patricia & Anthony Zulli Nancy Kroner Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc. John Leischer Culligan Water Conditioning Carol Maas Daley Painting & Decorating Judy & Jim Maas Dodge Concrete Inc. Duane & Prudence Mandel DYJ Revocable Trust Rick & Joan Marquardt Koplin Excavating & Grading Co. Ronald & Julie Mauthe Lake Mills Moravian Church Richard & Elizabeth McLaughlin London Moravian Church Dorothy Mekelburg London Moravian Women's Elizabeth Miller Fellowship Jennifer & Robert Mudler Maas Brothers Construction Co. Rolfe & Mary Nervig Inc. Frederick & Ellen Ochs Schuch Family Foundation Robert W Ochs Total Mechanical, Inc. Betty Ochs Bechel United Electric, Inc. Marjory Ochs Mehring 7

Staff and Residents Work Together to Create a Safer Community Life looks different these days with the Since the early days of the pandemic, the staff has pandemic imposing limitations on how continued to adapt, from coordinating outdoor events much we can gather together for dining, to keeping residents connected to their families with socializing, playing cards, exercising, technology to broadcasting virtual worship services worshiping and more. At Marquardt Village, residents via the community’s closed-circuit TV channel. and staff are working together to create “Residents are a safer community adapting too by where everyone learning to be much inside it can interact more tech savvy,” more freely. said Mauthe. “Even before the pandemic, With a commitment we held classes on to health and safety, technology hosted by residents and high school students. staff are adhering Now residents are to precautions, teaching each other.” including wearing masks, frequently In the health center, washing their hands, the staff wears full using hand sanitizer, personal protective disinfecting surfaces, equipment to keep physical distancing, residents and each monitoring their other safe, according health and staying to Mauthe. home when feeling under the weather. “Our staff and caregivers are “It’s amazing to see,” said Matt Mauthe, CEO of amazing. They’ve even cared for patients with Marquardt Village. “Everyone is working together, Covid-19. They see it as their calling,” he said. “I’m which allows more freedom and furthers that so proud of our entire team. I’m also proud of how wonderful sense of community we have here.” residents have rallied together to make life better for each other.” 8

Thanking Our Heroes At Marquardt Village, hundreds of employees are brightening employees’ days by donating treats such as help tend to the needs of residents, from flowers, snacks, ice cream, candy and gift cards. making delicious meals to maintaining their homes to providing care and support. While the “It’s been absolutely amazing to see the outpouring of love staff has always been dedicated, their extraordinary service and support,” said Jennifer Johnson, Campus Administrator and sacrifice during the pandemic has been humbling. for Marquardt Village. “With all of the challenges, we even They are true heroes. found a way to celebrate National Nurses Day and National Skilled Nursing Care Week in May.” Over the last year, management, residents, and local businesses and community members have come together In addition to creative ideas for thanking the heroes, to show gratitude and appreciation. In the early days of the Johnson said it’s important to think of the whole person. pandemic, the Marquardt “It's been absolutely amazing to see Caregivers are stressed and Foundation’s staff the outpouring of love and support.” exhausted after working appreciation fund paid long hours. The staff for employees at work to appreciation committee receive meals from the — Jennifer Johnson, Campus Administrator looked for ways to help, Marquardt Village restaurant including providing kitchens. Donations, including those from the Steve Haas calming essential oils to help relieve stress and lotion to family and Joan Strasburg Allinder, paid for additional meals to help alleviate dry skin after months of extra hand washing. be purchased from local restaurants and other businesses — a They created gift baskets filled with arts, crafts and games great way to support small businesses too. to keep kids at home entertained. Members of the Faith Lutheran Church cheered nurses “These are extraordinary times,” said Johnson. “We’re during their shift changes. The marketing team wrote chalk seeing our heroes on the frontline giving their all with messages of thanks. Even now, businesses and individuals extraordinary effort and sacrifice.” If you have a creative idea or want to donate to the staff appreciation efforts, call Cheryl Porior-Mayhew, Chief Development Officer, at (920) 206-4000 or email her at [email protected]. 9

Giving to Marquardt Makes a Huge Impact, Now and Later Over the last year, hundreds of residents, Honoring Your Support staff, local community members and To thank you, the Marquardt Foundation honors their families along with businesses, donors in the community’s newsletter and annual organizations and faith-based groups report like this one and displays names on the have generously supported the Marquardt Foundation (page 14, 15). Memory Wall. We’re incredibly grateful. “The Foundation is able to make Together, they have helped families Sandra Kant a big impact because of the love connect through technology, bring and support and generosity of our a smile to individuals receiving amazing donors,” said Cheryl Porior- hospice care, feed nurses working Mayhew, Marquardt Foundation long hours during the pandemic, Chief Development Officer. “We host provided chapel supplies for The an elegant dinner every two years Grove, covered the cost of care to show our special donors how for veterans and disadvantaged valuable they are to us.” individuals and more. The highest levels of giving include With the holidays upon us, you may be considering the Legacy Society, which honors how to make the most impact with your charitable those who have donated $100,000 in a single gift gifts. With all that Marquardt Foundation accomplishes or cumulatively like Sandra Kant, and the Ochs in a year, you can be sure every dollar you donate Society, which recognizes those who have added helps make a difference. the Foundation to their estate planning like Del and Shirley Oestreich and Matt and Erika Mauthe. SPECIAL RECOGNITION LEVELS OF GIVING • Friend of Marquardt Village — $500 or more per calendar year • Partner of Marquardt Village — $1,000 or more per calendar year • Advocate of Marquardt Village — $2,500 or more per calendar year • Heritage Society — $25,000 cumulatively or in a single gift • Legacy Society — $100,000 cumulatively or in a single gift • Ochs Society — Any planned gift that benefits the Marquardt Foundation in the future. Examples include a will, trust, savings account, insurance policy, retirement fund, charitable gift annuity, even the refundable portion of an entrance fee. 10

Del and Shirley Oestreich Sandra Kant Invites You to Take a Seat Plan Now, Give Later Marquardt Village resident Sandra Kant recently joined If you’ve ever considered donating but didn’t want to the Legacy Society giving level when she donated affect your current financial situation, the Foundation $44,000 to provide chairs for The Grove. The gift, when offers a smart solution. With planned giving, you can added to her previous donations, means Kant has create a lasting legacy that helps Marquardt Village reached a cumulative amount of $100,000 or more — a without paying anything now. rare achievement among donors. “People often say, I’d like to support the Foundation but “Giving has always been a big part of our lives,” said I’m afraid I’ll run out of money. Planned giving makes Kant, who worked as a nurse in Nicaragua. it possible,”said Cheryl Porior-Mayhew, Marquardt Foundation Chief Development Officer. Her late husband Ken helped build schools and hospitals in Nicaragua and Honduras and served on Marquardt Village’s Planned giving includes anything that pays out after Board of Directors. Kant moved to Marquardt Village in 2015 someone’s passing such as a will, trust, savings account, and has been actively involved with fundraising. insurance policy, retirement fund, charitable gift annuity, even the refundable portion of your entrance fee. When “I like that The Grove is for anyone of any religion,” she you name the Marquardt Foundation as your beneficiary said. “I have my low times like everyone. It’s been a year — in part or whole — the money goes directly to the since I’ve seen my family. I miss them and I miss doing Foundation to be used according to your instructions. the things I love like cooking and entertaining. A chapel shows we care for people. It helps us get through the “We can work with you or your attorney and come up tough times and makes us feel more secure.” with creative ways to accomplish what you want,”said Porior-Mayhew. Oestreichs Plan Lasting Legacy The process was easy, according to Matt Mauthe, CEO of Del and Shirley Oestreich recently joined the Ochs Society Marquardt Village. giving level when they included the Marquardt Foundation in their estate planning. The Foundation will receive a “My wife and I recently updated our estate plan to substantial portion of the couple’s refundable entrance fee include the Marquardt Foundation. We told them what while their church will receive the remaining amount. we wanted to do and they made it happen,”he said.“I have a tremendous appreciation for faith-based non- Del Oestreich, who worked for RTE, a transformer profits and their mission. They help in ways that most manufacturer, and Shirley Oestreich, a former secretary people have no idea. Society would be lesser without for the Watertown school district, moved to Marquardt them. We wanted to do our part to help Marquardt’s Village in 2016. Both have had family members live at mission continue. It feels good.” Marquardt Village. “We love the idea of supporting the benevolent fund that helps people with the little extras like getting a haircut or buying a TV or covering the cost of care when their money runs out,” said Shirley Oestreich, who volunteered regularly before the pandemic to help residents of Marquardt Village’s health center. Del Oestreich agreed, adding, “The Lord has blessed us. We felt it was time to give back. This is a great way for us to be able do it.” 11

Employee Spotlight Caleb LaChance Jeff Hoffman Director of Environmental Services Vice President of Construction This summer, Caleb LaChance accepted Recently named Vice President of a new role — Director of Environmental Construction, Jeff Hoffman oversees Services. Overseeing 34 employees, Caleb design and construction for organizations ensures the efficiency and operational managed by Marquardt Management well-being of the maintenance, Services. Whether it’s building a brand- housekeeping and laundry departments at all of the entities new community, creating new amenities, or renovating and managed by Marquardt Management Services. repurposing spaces at an existing one, Jeff coordinates the wide variety of services required in analyzing the feasibility, scale and “I very much enjoy that I get to provide service in such a personal costs of each project. way. That’s what drew me to Marquardt and what still keeps me going every day,”said Caleb, who has more than 10 years “I thoroughly enjoy working through the complexities associated of experience in environmental services, including serving as with planning and implementation of new projects, specifically in maintenance lead at Marquardt Village.“I feel like I am taking care of the senior living market,” said Jeff, who has 32 years of experience my own friends and family, and that makes my job very satisfying.” in interior design, construction and business development. Marquardt Village’s Fall Wish List 2020 We’ve put together a Wish List of special items and little extras that help make life better for residents. Any dollar amount is appreciated. Let us know what you would like your donation to help make possible. Electronic Keyboard (about $2,839) We need to replace an electronic keyboard that’s used for musical entertainment and worship services in the Health Center. Listening to music is good for our health, mood and memory, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine. Of course, it’s good for the soul. Worship Center Supplies (about $150 a week) To support worship services every Sunday, we have to pay for pulpit costs for visiting ministers as well as items used during worship services in the auditorium, such as candles, flowers and communion supplies, including wine and juice, which are restocked throughout the year. Items for Resident Auctions (about $400) Residents earn “auction dollars” at events throughout the year. They use them to bid on items such as stamps, snacks and holiday decorations at live auctions organized by our activities staff. It’s a favorite! To donate online, visit MarquardtVillage.org/Giving/Wish-List. 12

Will you show your support for Marquardt Village? Everything we do is made possible through the generosity of donors like you. Through the Marquardt Foundation, you can help make an impact in the lives of residents, veterans, hospice families and others. To donate online, visit MarquardtVillage.org/Donate or you can mail your donation to: Marquardt Foundation 1045 Hill Street Watertown, WI 53098 You can make a one-time gift or a recurring donation to any of our special funds. Plus, you can designate it as a tribute to or in memory of a loved one. • General Fund (Greatest Need Fund) • Milo Loppnow Spiritual Life Fund • Marquardt at Home Fund (Supports Home Health & Hospice) • Staff Appreciation Fund Welcoming a Board Member Mike Wilkes Operating Board Member Michael Wilkes offers management consulting services in Delafield, Wisconsin, serving churches, businesses and nonprofits. With 35 years of experience in management and strategic organization development, he specializes in assisting leadership teams in developing, evolving and growing their organizations. Previously, Mike operated a software and print technology supplier in Madison, recently selling the business to return to management consulting. He also served as an adjunct professor in Concordia University Wisconsin’s MBA and bachelor’s programs. “I’m a native of Watertown, and my mother lives at Marquardt,” said Mike. “I’m honored to become involved as a member of Marquardt’s operating board.” 13

We greatly appreciate the support of the following individuals, churches, businesses and organizations who shared their resources with Marquardt Village between October 1, 2019 and September 30, 2020. All gifts to Marquardt Foundation are used to improve services for our residents and those we serve in the greater community. INDIVIDUALS Beatrice Delany Joseph & Judith Hasslinger Jodi A. Kuss Emily & Bob Novonty Loraine Ackatz Margaret DeLany John & Carole Haumschild Deborah Kutz Betty Ochs Bechel Jane & John Ahrens Pat Delany Callen Hayden Caleb LaChance Marjory Ochs Mehring Fred & Karen Albert Barbara DeMilio Kathleen & Randy Head Patricia & Peter Laehr Thomas & Susan O'Connor Carole A. Anderson Karen Derr Bruce & Melanie Heimer Jonathan & Melissa Lampe Adelbert & Shirley Oestreich Stephanie Anderson Terry & Evelyn Desandre Amy Heintz Kayli Lane James & Barbara Oiler Debra & Timothy Archambeau Michael & Susan Dettmann Julie & Jeffery Hellenbrand Laurel Langbecker Robert & Carol Olsen Jim & Sandy Armentrout Vivian I. Disch Diane L. Hering Michelle Larson John & Laurie Olson Susan L. Armstrong Julie & Mike Dittmann Marilyn & Glen Herman Reed & Joyce Larson Angela Olson Dalton A. Arth Gertrude & Robert Dobbratz William Hertel Betsy Laycock Martha Olson Melinda Asher Brian & Sharon Dobratz Connie L. Hess Denise Lee Jessica O'Marrah Evelyn Asmus Gary & Katherine Dobson James & Joy Hicks John Leischer Connie Onsager James Baker Rachel Doherty Sarah Higgins Katherine Lekas Jim & Cathy Opperman Beatrice & Earl Ball Darlene Donahue Judy Hildebrandt Kelsey Lenz William & Jill Oswald James, Conner & Jenna Baneck Eldyn & Susan Dorst Chris & Pam Hillen Kim Leonard Marsha & John Pagel Linda Bargo Vickie Dorst Delos & Bernice Hinze Michael & Rachel Libby Lizett Palomares Ruiz Shirley Barrie Renee & David Downs Debra & Mike Hoefler Bruce Loeb Ashley Pankow David J. Bassett Pamela J. Draves Lyn Hoeft Allison & Pete Lorenz Kenneth Papke Alyson Bates Laura Dresen Jenny Hoerth Sheri Lotzer Mary Peat James & Katherine Baum Jennie Dubman Lari Hoffman James & Heidi Loving Ruth & Michael Peirick Carol Baumann Bonnie Dunham Jeffrey D. Hoffmann Kenneth & Arlene Lueck Emmanuel Perillo Doris Baumann Heidi & Brett Dunham Charlotte Holt Nathaniel Lueck E. Anne Perkins Don & Arlene Beaudoin Joyce I. Dyer Kimberly Holterman Pam Leopold Amy M. Peters Sandra & Halver Becken Judith Eckstein Mark & Wendy Holub Christine B. Maas William Petig Christine Behm Juanita Edington Debra & Dennis Hotmar Eric Maas Mark & Lisa Pietrowiak Andrew Benisch Barb Egle Sue Murray & Thomas Hotmar Grace Maas Cindy Pillsbury Hope Bennett Russell & Doris Ehnert Virginia L. Huebner Judy & Jim Maas Susan Piper Rev. Barbara Berg Esther Else Gayle Hunter Elroy & Audrey Maasch Jolene Pipp Ronald J. Berger Gregory Else Hannah & Michael Ignarski Karen Kay MacAskill Paige Plohocky Barbara & Tom Bergin Matthew R. Engelbrecht Kim Ignarski Roderick & Cindy Mackinnon Mary Plummer Allen & Judith Bergmann Rita Ensminger Patricia Ignarski Bethany Mahan Nancy Poellmann Thomas Bertel Elizabeth Enter Nancy Ignarski Duane & Prudence Mandel Cheryl Porior-Mayhew & Jim Mayhew Rachelle Bethards Christie Estrada April Immel Lynn Kirkstein & Mark Mandel Mark & Mary Potts Raymond Bezanson Marion Feder Vic & Claudia Imrie Lana P. Manke Kathleen & Albert Preston Kraig Biefeld Ronald & Elaine Feder Loralie Isely Sharon K. Mankey Ramona & Carl Propst Naomi E. Bielefeldt Kimberly Fehling Brian & Sharon Iserman Julie & Dan Marks Donald & Karen Pugh Bryan & Tracy Bigari Emily Feiner Jaime Jaeger Rick & Joan Marquardt Florence Raabe Rachele S. Billings Lori Feiner Joyce Baneck & Deborah Janz Jeff Hackel & Tim Marten John Raabe Theresa Blankenship Barbara Fendt Renee L. Jeanblanc Peter & Karen Martin Douglas Rabbach Phyllis Jane Blasing Jackie & Roy Ferguson Gerald & Marilyn Jeuck Paula M. Martinson Jack & Joan Radtke Kendra R. Blumenberg Janet & Alan Feucht Erin Johns Sayaka Masuko Mary Ann Reandeau Debra J. Boehme Kara Firari Jonathan & Sandra Johns Shirley Mathison Gerald & Mary Reese Sharon Boley Trinity L. Fiscal Bruce & Mary Ann Johnson Ronald & Julie Mauthe Anna M. Reich Wayne & Shirley Boos Todd & Debra Fischer Jennifer & Jeremie Johnson Krista Maxfield Kathy & Alan Reinhard Darrell F. Boschma Esther Ann Flater Joan Johnson Elizabeth McCarthy Joe & Missy Reischl Joann C. Bostrom Bruce & Susan Fobian R. Burke & Eleanor Johnson Kathleen L. McCarty Richard & Susan Relien Carin Bowman Festival Foods Hunter Jopes Kristin & Kenny McDonald Lee & Susan Retzlaff Brent, Karen, Emily & Audrey Boyd Tom & Linda Frakes Michael & Tina Jurgensen Patricia McGinn Katie L. Retzlaff Jeffrey Bradisse Kathryn A. Frederick Sue Jurgenson Karen & Thomas McHugh Anna Barbara Rich Thomas & Merrietta Brady Diann & Douglas Fritsch Lori Justman Karena L. McKevett Barbara Rich Christine M. Brasel Ron & Joann Froemming Thomas & Bonnie Justmann Richard & Elizabeth McLaughlin Matthew C. Richards Larry & Mary Braunschweig Elgardie Fuchs Tim & Peggy Kamke Susan & Tom McMahon David & Lynda Ritsche Tanya Braunschweig Theodore & Gloriann Gagliano David T. Kane Jessica L. McPhillips Beatrice Roberts Alan & Teresa Brawders Gladys Galindo Sandra Kant Michelle R. McVicar Jennifer Roberts Rev. Dr. Rick Brewer Lori Ganser Steven & Lois Karel Dorothy Mekelburg Sandi Roberts Rosie Brieman Jane & Jon Gehler Tom & Kathy Kasten Kimber Mendenhall Lucille Roessler Amber Brinsko Joyce & David Gehler Kevin & Sandra Kaul Amy Mercer Mary Rollert Stacy Bronstad Brenda L. Geib Paula Kaulback Debra Meyer Amy Larson Roloff Lance & Susan Brown Donnell & Sheila Geib Lynne Kehoe Cheryl & Greg Meyer Cailyn Rosenow Charles Brumm Gerald & Alice Geisthardt Gerald Kelm Tammy Mielke Heidi Roth Karen & Michael Brunk Kurtis & Donna Gennerman Erna Kiessling Aaron Milbrath Shannon Rundquist Melvin & Sandra Brunk Joan & Gary Genz Elesa Kinder Barbara & Dennis Miller Mark & Robin Ruosch Sandra Budewitz Matthew Gerhardt Caroline Klebenow Elizabeth Miller William Saeger Jeffery & Sandra Budewitz Kathleen Gindt Tracy Klentz Thomas Moe Charles & Janice Saniter Adrianna Buedler Jean Glasser Richard & Mary Klubertanz Kaitlin Montiel Jeff & Kim Sauter Shari Bunnell Pearl Mary Goetsch Judy & Robert Kluetzman Jane Mrotek Richard L. Savatski Wendy Burns Rick & Mary Goll Raymond & Carole Knight Jennifer & Robert Mudler Thomas & Katherine Scheier Denise & Jeffrey Buske Paul & Jane Graf Laurie Knudsen Michaela Mueller Joseph Schick Neal & Carla Butenhoff Philip & Carol Graf Joseph Kohls Terry Mueller Penelope Schleif Olivia K. Butzine Michael & Monica Grajewski Karli Kohls Stan & Jane Mundro John & Carleen Schloemer Joy & Patrick Caine Glen & Isela Grams Joyce Kopp Sally Mundt Carolyn Schloemer Kimberly S. Chapman Teri Grams Ron Kramer Jody Naatz Paul & Christine Schmidt Lisa E. Cherry Mary Grigson Beth Kratzer Diane Neal Stacy Schmitt Beth Christensen Jeanette Grischow Judith Kratzer Rebecca Nehls Debbi Schnell Palmer Christian Wallace & Gay Grothaus Courtney Krause Laverne Neis David & Judy Schoechert Wilma Christian George & Sue Grothpietz Diane Krebs Hazel Neitzel Sally Schoenike Nicole & Brad Chwala Bonnie & Debra Haag Nancy Kroner Helen Neitzel Casey Schuett Sherry & Russ Cira Joanne Haag Renee Krueger Tim & Roberta Neitzel Kim Schuett Fay Claas Steven R. Haas Ronald & Linda Krueger Carol Nelson Miriam Schuett Anne & Kyle Clark Mary & James Haber Carol Kruesel Kay E. Nelson Jessica Schultz Rosonna S. Comers George & Marilyn Hackbarth Anne & Robert Krystyniak Kimberly Nelson Larry & Susan Schultz Timothy & Julie Cook Ramona Hackbarth Denise Kuckkan Theresa M. Nelson Heather M. Schwantes Marilyn L. Crapp Marianne M. Hafenstein Mary & Michael Kuechler Ruth & John Nelson Shaylynn R. Schwark Tim & Vickie Cromey Dawn M. Haines Craig & Brenda Kuehl Rolfe & Mary Nervig David Schwartz Jack & Shirley Crouch Kathryn A. Hannon Mark D. Kuehl Brenda & Steve Neubauer Dawn Schwefel Jeffery & Nancy Dahlgren Jane Harberg Rachel Kuehl Jessica Nickels Cathleen & Duncan Seffern Jerome & Susan David Joanne E. Harms Sarah Kuehl Mike & Jodi Nienow Lois Seiberlich Jennifer DaWalt Brandie Harnack Karen J. Kuehner Richard & Ann Nienow Rose Mary Seiberlich-Schendel William & Sherrie Dawson Jerrold & Jacqueline Harnack Amanda Kuhl Dale Ninmann John & Monica Severa Dorothy Degnitz Nanette Harris Sharon & Scott Kumbier Kris Nish Stacey Shane Erlene Delano Charles & Brigitte Harvey Brandt M. Kuntze Robert & Mary Noon William Shier We make every effort to ensure this list is accurate. If you notice an error or omission, please notify us at 920-206-4000. 14

Kathleen Siegel TRIBUTES Vickie Dorst In Memory of Joseph Wellnitz William Shier Melissa Siegel In Memory of Aaron Kohls & Marilyn Kohls In Memory of Edward F. Owen Beth Christensen Timothy & Juliet Slavens Joseph Kohls Teresa L. Brawders In Honor of Julie Ganster In Honor of Sean, RN Peter Sorensen In Memory of Ada Christian Sharon R. Stair Elgardie Fuchs Hope Bennett Rachel Spann Loraine Ackatz In Memory of Edward Ignarski In Honor of Julie Stenbroten In Memory of Shirley Eske Norma Splies Brent Boyd Nancy Ignarski Rosemary Willner Jane Gehler Dennis & Sharon Stair Jane Gehler In Memory of Elaine Uecker In Honor of Karen & Jodi Katherine M Stange Sally Schoenike Jane Ahrens Judith Eckstein In Memory of Shirley Frederick Linda D Stark In Memory of Leonard & Mildred Riemer Sabrina R. Stark David Schwartz Debra Archambeau Penelope Schleif Nathaniel Lueck Catherine Steinbrink In Memory of Agnes Schuett Jim Armentrout In Memory of Leora Onsager In Memory of Therese Bradisse Jerry Stelse Karen McHugh James Baneck Jeffrey Bradisse Julie Stenbroten Jacquie R Stenzel Dale Ninmann Joyce M. Baneck Barbara DeMilio In Honor of Thomas Barrie, Jr. Frieda Sternberg Pastoral Pastoral Service Don Beaudoin In Memory of Leroy Ebert Joan Sterwald Ruth Peirick Karen Brunk Curtis Wright Shirley Barrie Joyce & James Stier Cynthia C. Tonn Sandra K. Brunk In Memory of Linda Wirtz In Memory of Vernice Rohloff Gene & Miriam Stocks In Memory of Anna Sophia Marquart Tim Cromey Melissa Lampe Brenda Neubauer Bonnie Stoltenburg Ochs Michael T. Dettmann In Memory of Lorraine Small In Memory of Vernon Steffen Joan Strasburg Allinder Betty Ochs Bechel Phyllis Strasburg George Marjory Ochs Mehring Brian Dobratz Julie A. Cook Judith A. Hasslinger John & Jerilyn Strasburg McFarlane Jane Gehler Lois Seiberlich Cathryn & George Strohmeyer In Memory of Archie & Virginia Daley Kurtis Gennerman Rose Mary Seiberlich-Schendel In Memory of Viva Loveland Kitty Stueber Daley Painting & Decorating Bonnie Haag In Honor of Louise Wohlust Kay Wipperfurth Bruce & Nancy Sund In Memory of Arlene Schlesner Connie L. Hess Carole J. Haumschild In Memory of Willard Christian Mary Supple Charles & Christine Teich Charles Brumm Vic Imrie In Memory of Lucille Moke Palmer Christian Frank & Grace Tennies In Memory of Audrey Papke Bruce Johnson Barbara L. Miller Kathleen Thayer Caroline Klebenow Carole P. Knight In Memory of Lynne Rae Luhman In Memory of William & Ruth Hein Analie Grace Thomas Kenneth Papke Denise Kuckkan Dorothy Degnitz Pearl Mary Goetsch Sandra Thornquist In Memory of Barb Seiler David Ritsche In Memory of Marilyn Hertel In Memory of William E. Kiessling, Jr. Teresa M. Timm Steven B. Karel Christopher N. White William Hertel DYJ Revocable Trust Gary Timmel Cynthia & Daryl Tonn Helen Neitzel Roger White In Memory of Marilyn Kohls Roy T. Ferguson Roland Tonn In Memory of Bartholomew J. Geib In Memory of Erna Manthey Joseph Kohls Christie Tooke Donnell Geib George Hackbarth In Honor of Marquardt Village Residents Esther Ann Flater Mary Lou Treptow In Memory of David Gerhardt In Memory of Evelyn Johnston Gerald Jeuck Diann Fritsch Lesa M. Treuden Alpine Heating & Air Conditiong Co. Kendra R. Blumenberg In Honor of Marquardt Village Staff Jane Gehler Judy & Jim Tyrer Elaine Uecker Carole A. Anderson Shirley M. Boos Gerald Jeuck Jean Glasser Gerald & Susan Underberg David J. Bassett Denise Buske In Memory of Martin Raabe Gladys Vahl Sherrie A. Dawson Kevin Kaul Rosie Brieman Jane Harberg Ronald & Linda Vanesky Ramona Propst David & Dawn Veldhuizen Ellis 2006 Rev. TR DTD 08-09-06 Susan McMahon Florence Raabe Joan Johnson Ashley Voigt Kathryn A. Frederick Mary Jane Zimmerman John Raabe Kathy Kasten Thomas & Nancy Von Boeckmann Matthew Gerhardt Vicki Zimmerman Ron Kramer Teresa VonRueden Carol Voss Diane L. Hering In Honor of Florence Sweeney Frieda Sternberg Jim Opperman Lynne Wagner Laurie Knudsen Julie Dittmann In Memory of Marvin & Virginia Ihde Heidi Wallace Carol P. Olsen Melanie A. Heimer Judy Maas Phyllis Strasburg George Nora Walnoha Robin L. Ruosch Brenda S. Kuehl In Memory of Mary Hotmar Mary Lou Treptow Kay & Aden Ward Nora Walnoha Mark D. Kuehl Marilyn L. Crapp David D Veldhuizen Gay Lynn Webb Carissa Weber Donald G. Weeks Sharon Kumbier Joyce M. Gehler Patricia Weber Kathryn S. Wilson Heidi K. Loving Joanne E. Harms ORGANIZATIONS Donald G Weeks Karen York Ann Nienow Julie D. Hellenbrand Barbara Wegner In Memory of David Voss Richard Nienow Marilyn Herman Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc. Caroline Weimer Miriam Schuett Norland Securities Debra J. Hotmar Alpine Heating & Air Conditiong Co. Phoebe Wendt In Memory of Diane Stier Susan O'Connor Paula M. Martinson Amazon Smile Foundation Mercedes Wentz Thomas & Virginia Werstein George Grothpietz Lee A. Retzlaff Sue Murray Brandenburg Drainage, Inc Yvonne Werth Mary L. Haber Carleen U. Schloemer Ruth L. Nelson Lois Wertschnig Chris Hillen Linda D. Stark Patricia Weber ClearPath Connections, LLC Susan L. Wertschnig Mark Holub Sharon M. Zastrow In Honor of Mary Savatski Culligan Water Conditioning Donald & Karol Wesemann Sue Jurgenson In Memory of Floretta Christian Richard L. Savatski D & J Renovation LLC Eric Wex Bruce Loeb Palmer Christian In Memory of Merle Zastrow Daley Painting & Decorating Robert & Sylvia Wheeler Christopher & Tracy White Pam Leopold In Memory of Gertrude Fehrmann Cindy L. Mackinnon Dodge Concrete Inc. Roger & Lynn White Jane Mrotek Marlene Witte Jody Naatz Lisa White John Olson In Memory of Gertrude Zubke Janice A. Saniter DYJ Revocable Trust Lloyd & Rosa Whiting Joan L. Radtke Marianne M. Hafenstein Gay Lynn Webb Ellis 2006 Rev. TR DTD 08-09-06 John & Kathryn Wilson Richard Relien In Memory of Gwynnetha Bade Dale Zastrow Enterprise Fleet Management Kay & Will Wipperfurth Marlene Witte Peter Sorensen Nancy Kroner In Honor of Milo Loppnow Faith Lutheran Church Lindsey Wolf Joyce M. Stier In Memory of Harvey Zoellick Anna Barbara Rich Kim Wolfgram Cathryn Strohmeyer Alayne Zoellick In Memory of Monica Houdek Family Dental Practice Stephanie Wollitz Patricia A. Zulli Mary Wagner, Rosemary Wagner, Linda K. Vanesky In Memory of Henry & Alice Peters In Memory of Myra Draves Holz Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac In Memory of Donald Maas Allen Bergmann Pamela J. Draves Just One More Ministry Kathleen Woodward Jane Gehler In Memory of Herman Zastrow Koenig Custom Concrrete Corp Curtis & Pearl Wright Ellis & Karen York In Memory of Donald Timmel Wilma Christian In Memory of Nancy Jaeckel Lake Mills Moravian Church Judy Zambon Gary Timmel In Honor of Hospice Staff Ronald Krueger David & Sharon Zastrow In Memory of Donald Zillmer Kathleen L. McCarty Anna M. Reich Lakeview Moravian Women Dale Zastrow Virginia J. Cira-Werstein In Memory of Ida Blanchard & Alvin Barbara Wegner LMHS Class of 1956 Glennis G. Zastrow Bernice Hinze Maas In Memory of Nancy Ninmann London Moravian Church Merle R. Zastrow Judy Kluetzman Gladys Vahl Emily Novonty London Moravian Women's Fellowship Terry & Jeanne Zeske Rebecca Nehls In Memory of Irene Biefeld In Memory of Oliver Christian Hanna N. Zevenbergen Catherine A. Steinbrink Kraig Biefeld Sally Schoenike Maas Brothers Construction Co., Inc. Lynn Zevenbergen In Honor of Phyllis Bartz Jennifer L. Zielski Mary T. Wagner In Memory of Jackie Iseli Dawn Schwefel Madison United Healthcare Linen Mary Jane Zimmerman In Memory of Dorothy & John Curran Darrell F. Boschma In Memory of Phyllis Timmel Menasha Corporation Foundation Vicki Zimmerman Mary Plummer Jacqueline R. Harnack Moravian Church Western District Alayne Zoellick Patricia & Anthony Zulli In Memory of Dorothy Spafford David T. Kane Doris Baumann Moravian Larger Life Foundation Dell & Ellen Zwieg Jane Gehler Mary Reese Gary Timmel Jamie & Jenny Zwieg Quartz Health Solutions, Inc. Lloyd A. Whiting In Honor of Rev. Jane Gehler Norland Securities In Memory of Douglas Rabbach In Memory of Jon Bertel Marsha Pagel Oakfield V.F.W. Post 8092 Katherine J. Baum Thomas Bertel In Memory of Richard Cerney Parasol Alliance, LLC Gertrude A. Dobbratz In Memory of Jon Feucht Mary C. Goll ProCare HospiceCare Jane Gehler Ronald J. Berger Jeff Sauter Quartz Health Solutions, Inc. Jane Harberg Anne M. Clark In Honor of Robert Mercer Erna Kiessling Feucht Financial Group, LLC Amy Mercer Rebel Converting Pastoral Pastoral Service Janet G. Feucht In Memory of Roger Hamann Schuch Family Foundation Southern Wisconsin Moravians Festival Foods Doris A. Ehnert Southern Wisconsin Moravians for for Mission Kathleen Gindt Judy Tyrer Mission In Memory of Earl Kerschke Mary Kuechler Susan L .Wertschnig Bonnie Stoltenburg Sharon K. Mankey Glennis G. Zastrow The Society for Promoting the Gospel In Memory of Edward & Gertrude Petig Kay E. Nelson Ellen B. Zwieg Thrivent Financial for Lutherans William Petig Oakfield V.F.W. Post 8092 In Memory of Ruth Schick Total Mechanical, Inc. In Memory of Edward Dorst Kathleen Preston Joseph Schick United Electric, Inc. Susan K. Dorst Cathleen M. Seffern In Memory of Ruth Shier Watertown Memorial Hospital To view a complete list of donors from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020, please visit www.marquardtvillage.org/giving/ 15

Celebrate Your Birthday on Facebook If you’re like most of us, you adore that family and friends want to give you a gift for your birthday, but you don’t need more stuff. What if they could express their generosity and thoughtfulness with something more meaningful to you? Facebook can help! As your birthday approaches, Facebook can let others know that you would prefer a donation to Marquardt Foundation in lieu of birthday presents. Recently, Sherry Cira, Chief Innovation Officer for Marquardt Management Services, posted a similar request. The Marquardt Village staff appreciation fund received $1,270 in honor of her birthday. What a big impact! Give it a try. It’s easy. 1045 Hill Street Watertown, WI 53098 • Go to your Facebook home page and click the “Plus Sign” Phone: 920-206-4663 at the top MarquardtVillage.org • Click “Fundraiser” then “Nonprofit” • Type in “Marquardt Foundation” in Watertown, WI • On the next screen, the information is pre-filled, but you can change it. For example, you can type in why you want to raise money for Marquardt Village. (“Heroes work here. For my birthday, I’d love to show my appreciation for the staff. In lieu of birthday gifts, please consider donating.”) • Click “Post” If you need help setting it up, call Cheryl Porior-Mayhew, Chief Development Officer, Marquardt Village is a not-for-profit life at (920) 206-4000 or email her at [email protected]. plan community sponsored by the Western District of the Moravian Church. Address changes or requests to be removed from the Marquardt Connections mailing list can be emailed to Sheri Lotzer at [email protected].