2019 Winter MV Connections Newsletter

FALL/WINTER 2019 2019 ANNUAL REPORT KEEPING THE FAITH Our new gathering space takes shape with the help of donations page 9 A Mission of the Western District of the Moravian Church

LETTER FROM THE CEO Dear Friends of Marquardt Village, As our 50th anniversary year comes to a close, I like to imagine how proud our founders — Milo Loppnow, Rev. Thorlief Harberg, Karl Fischer, Dr. Milton Ochs and others — would be of Marquardt Village today. From an open field, they created a place of caring and support. My, how we’ve grown over the years! We’re very excited that our new Auditorium and Park Centre Apartments are nearing completion. Soon, we’ll have a big, beautiful venue to gather together for presentations, musical performances, worship services and special occasions (page 9). With Park Centre, all of our main apartment buildings will now be physically connected to Towne Centre (page 8). You can read more about the architects and their design influences on pages 6 and 7. We’re blessed to have had another very good financial year (pages 3 and 4), and incredibly grateful to be in a strong position to continue our mission for another 50 years. Your generosity has allowed us to help hospice families and serve all seniors, including those with low incomes — something we’re very proud of. By supporting our annual Sporting Clay Shoot Out (page 12) and other fundraising efforts, you help bridge the gap between the actual cost of care and the $7.4 million in uncompensated costs that we incur each year. It’s amazing what we’ve been able to accomplish over the last 50 years. We’re not done yet. We continue to think about the future and plan for more programs and services. Thank you for being a part of our community for all these years. As you gather with family and friends this holiday season, we wish you and yours much health, happiness and good cheer. Blessings, Matthew Mauthe, CEO THE MARQUARDT VILLAGE MISSION: “Grounded in faith, we promote the health and well-being of each individual we serve.” 2019 Operating Annual Report .............................................................................. 3 50th Anniversary Celebration........................................................................ 10, 11 Marquardt Foundation Annual Report ............................................................. 4 Where were you in 1969? ........................................................................................11 100 Women Who Care ............................................................................................... 5 Sporting Clay Shoot Out .........................................................................................12 Meet the Architects ................................................................................................. 6, 7 Last Wishes — Brewers Game & Golf ................................................................13 Park Centre Apartments Update ........................................................................... 8 Donor Appreciation ........................................................................................... 14, 15 Wish List ..............................................................................................................................8 AmazonSmile .............................................................................................................. 16 Auditorium Update ...................................................................................................... 9 2

2019 ANNUAL REPORT OPERATING FINANCIAL INFORMATION Marquardt Village, Inc. Marquardt Village, Inc. Consolidated Balance Sheet Consolidated Statement of Revenue and Expenses as of June 30, 2019 as of June 30, 2019 Assets 13,714,818 Revenue 41,209,892 Cash and Investments Patient Service Revenue (net) 262,851 Accounts Receivable (net) 3,835,943 Entrance Fees Property and Equipment (net) 35,254,518 Contractual Allowance and Charity Care (9,109,491) Other Assets 949,082 Total Assets 53,754,361 Total Revenue 32,363,252 Liabilities and Net Assets Expenses 12,216,421 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 3,134,801 Resident Care and Nursing Long-term Debt (including current portion) 20,680,910 Dining Services 2,012,441 Entrance Fees 11,008,331 Maintenance and Operations 2,227,765 Other Liabilities Administrative, Marketing and General 10,959,778 448,599 Interest 839,756 Total Liabilities 35,272,641 Depreciation and Amortization 2,651,396 Total Net Assets 18,481,720 Total Expenses 30,907,557 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 53,754,361 Operating Income 1,455,695 Other Income (expense) Contributions 106,966 Investment Income (net) 348,301 Other (425,704) Excess of Revenue Over Expenses 1,485,258 REVENUE EXPENSES Skilled Nursing Facility – 31% Resident Care and Nursing – 39% Home and Community Based Services – 29% Dining Services – 7% Assisted Living – 15% Maintenance and Operations – 7% Independent Living – 11% Administrative, Marketing and General – 35% Management Fees – 14% Interest – 3% Depreciation and Amortization – 9% Due to rounding, percentages may not total 100 percent. 3

2019 ANNUAL REPORT FOUNDATION FINANCIAL INFORMATION Marquardt Foundation, Inc. Marquardt Foundation, Inc. Consolidated Balance Sheet Statement of Revenue and Expenses as of June 30, 2019 as of June 30, 2019 Assets Revenue Cash 7,057 General 141,063 Investments 6,440,429 Spiritual Life Fund 3,231 Pledges and Bequests Receivable (net) 2,517 Marquardt At Home Fund 110,366 Property and Equipment (net) 3,685 Employee Appreciation Fund 12,977 Other 1,340 Total Contributions 267,637 Total Assets 6,455,028 Investment Income 49,078 Liabilities and Net Assets Investment Realized and Unrealized Gains (Losses) 300,743 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 632,922 Total Revenue 617,458 Total Liabilities 632,922 Expenses Total Net Assets 5,822,106 Donations to Marquardt Entities 173,182 Fundraising 12,869 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 6,455,028 Outreach 3,234 General Administration 128,920 Total Expenses 318,205 Thank you, our donors and our volunteers for your support. Increase in Net Assets 299,253 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 donations are designated to help make up the difference between government reimbursement and the actual cost of care. • 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, use the enclosed envelope, visit marquardtvillage.org/giving or call Cheryl Porior-Mayhew at 920-206-4000; [email protected] 4

Women Enjoy Fellowship While Fundraising Since forming just a year ago, Marquardt opportunities are timely in that our choice will make Village’s new 100 Women Who Care giving an impact in the immediate future,” said Berg. circle is building friendships, connections and goodwill all while helping the community. In the last year, the group has supported several Designed to make an impact by bringing people projects, including two outdoor benches, a wheelchair together, 100 Women Who Care is a fundraising scale, partial funding for the Towne Centre flagpole program inspired by similar organizations around the and activity department equipment. The women also country. It’s comprised of 100 women — or teams of donated to the Marquardt Foundation’s Benevolent women — who meet quarterly and donate $100 each Fund, which helps with smaller expenses such as a trip to a collectively chosen cause. to the hair salon or cable TV for a low-income senior or fulfilling the last wishes of “I enjoy the fellowship, “As 100 Women Who Care grows someone in hospice. meeting new women, in numbers and in financial power, and getting to know one “With just an hour of your another,” said Barb Berg, we’ll be able to do even more.” time four times a year 100 Women Who Care — Barb Berg, 100 Women Who Care and as little as $100 per founding committee founding committee member of the group team, you can help others. member of the group. What a wonderful thing to share with friends,” said Cheryl Porior-Mayhew, During each meeting, the women hear about three Chief Development Officer and founding member projects or needs and vote on which one to fund. Every of the group. $100 is entitled to one vote, whether it’s donated by one woman or collected from a team of two or more women. The Marquardt Village Foundation Board declared The shared goal means that the money collected each March 12, 2019 as 100 Women Who Care Day. quarter goes to help fund projects or immediate needs. “We encourage all women in the area to consider joining this generous, enterprising, forward-thinking “At each quarterly meeting, you can feel the energy group,” said Matt Mauthe, CEO. building in anticipation of the presentations. The The group will meet again on January 14 at 6pm. For more information about joining or donating, contact Cheryl at [email protected] or (920) 206-4000. 5

BIG ight years ago, John Miceli PLANS, and Charlie Robertson began BOLD working on a master plan to IDEAS Ehelp transform Marquardt Meet the architects helping to transform Village’s small, fragmented community Marquardt Village into a bustling, connected campus. On the surface, the two men seemed Charlie Robertson, Architect and quite different. Project Manager with EUA “I like architecture because there’s never Miceli was measured and reserved adjacent open land and two detached a dull moment. Every project is new, with three decades of experience independent living buildings. and you get to design and be creative, in architecture, specializing in but you also can be scientific in that educational spaces and senior “The goal was to modernize the whole you learn how things go together housing. He served as Vice President campus and provide more services, to and how different materials perform. of Operations and Senior Project connect it and make it more convenient Ultimately, you’re in control of how Manager at the large Milwaukee for the residents,”said Miceli.“The tricky a dream, concept or design can be architectural firm that had won the part of this was how to connect the developed into a physical building. It’s design contract to help Marquardt campus, especially when you have a fun to see that come together.” Village expand. street going through the middle of it. It was an obstacle that we had to 6 Robertson, a young, millennial overcome. We didn’t want to detract architect, exuded enthusiasm. He from what was already there, but the had just graduated from college at a two independent buildings were time when the architectural, housing somewhat dated and disconnected.” and building industries were still reeling from the Great Recession. DESIGNING WITH PURPOSE While in college, Robertson worked Miceli and his team set out to create a as a certified nursing assistant in master plan that mapped out where skilled care for three and a half years. everything would go — Towne The experience as a CNA gave him a Centre, assisted living and memory unique perspective that would help care, underground parking, new guide Marquardt Village’s expansion independent living apartments, projects for nearly a decade. an auditorium and skilled care and rehabilitation therapies. “I love seniors, and I get to work on the buildings that I used to work in, which is really cool. I love the idea of senior living communities being a place you want to go with all these cool amenities, where your family can visit and stay comfortably for an extended period of time and enjoy themselves,” said Robertson. SETTING THE GOALS In the beginning, Marquardt Village was basically divided by Hill Street with affordable housing and skilled nursing care to the north and assisted living to the south with a bit of

“We did the master plan but just the has the reins now, leading the design he was like a sponge learning things. sheer scale of it would have been team and overseeing the Park Centre He was a very sharp young man, a lot for any client to undertake at and Auditorium construction. picking it up quickly. He was very one time. Originally, we planned articulate, very mature and poised,” to include Park Centre and the “I visit the site every two weeks. said Miceli. Auditorium in the first phase but By the end of November, the roof it was too much of a monumental will likely be complete on both Watching John work was a undertaking,” said Miceli. “So we first buildings. The Auditorium’s interior “huge inspiration” to Robertson, focused on creating a hub for the will be started and the apartment who has worked on Marquardt whole campus with Towne Centre building will have siding,” said Village’s expansion projects since as well as the assisted living and Robertson. “With Park Centre, you’ll graduating college. memory care because that was have a central corridor that provides very much in demand. We also built a comfortable walk for residents “I’ll never forget John’s servant underground parking to connect of the north and south buildings. leadership and his mentorship to Park Centre North and South to The new apartment building will me. It shaped my entire career,” Towne Centre.” have sustainable features. All of the Robertson said. “John is very calm apartments are equipped with heat under pressure, very thoughtful BUILDING THE VISION pumps that are connected to the and patient. In contrast, I definitely Today, as Park Centre and the new geothermal field. All of the light wear my excitement on my sleeve. Auditorium take shape, Miceli has fixtures are LED. There are large I get excited about projects. I take stepped back from his role with windows to bring in as much natural them personally.” Marquardt Village’s expansion. He light as possible.” retired in August 2016 after staying on to help guide and oversee the first As with any project, there have been phase until completion. Robertson challenges, according to Robertson. The architects aren’t sure what they’ll find when construction crews open up existing buildings and begin to tie roof systems together. Structures and measurements can differ. “There are always unknowns. John Miceli, Retired Architect The contractor, Maas Brothers and Former Principle of EUA Construction, is super attentive and “I always liked the construction process. pro-active as well as very mindful I found it fascinating. I enjoyed the of the residents. When there are creativity of it and the production issues, they take care of them,” said of it. You start with an idea and put Robertson. something down on paper, then a year or two later what you came up with VALUING EACH OTHER is something that people can actually Over the years, Miceli and Robertson walk into and utilize. That whole start worked closely on the Marquardt to finish process is a lot of fun. Having a Village master plan, and in the physical manifestation of an idea at the process developed an appreciation end of the project is really cool.” for each other. “Charlie is really a fun guy to work with. He is so upbeat and has a really pleasant disposition that comes through all the time. Early in his career, 7

Park Centre Coming Spring 2020 If you’ve been on campus lately, you’ve likely noticed “All residents of Park Centre will enjoy heated underground that the next, exciting development at Marquardt Village parking, which is especially ideal with Wisconsin winters,” said is taking shape. We’re building 24 new Park Centre Joe Reischl, Director of Corporate Marketing and Sales. apartments. They’re on track for completion next spring. Attached to Towne Centre, the community’s hub for As the largest apartments at Marquardt Village, Park Centre socializing and special activities, Park Centre provides easy offers four spacious, open concept floor plans. You can indoor access to the new choose from one- and two- Auditorium, restaurants, bedroom apartments up to salon and spa, game room, 1,500 square feet. fitness areas and more. “With the fresh, As an added benefit, the new contemporary design, you apartment building has been get lots of upgrades as designed to be eco-friendly, standard features,” said Joe using lower-cost geothermal Reischl, Director of Corporate heating, an efficient, Marketing and Sales. renewable energy source. The fully equipped kitchen includes Corian countertops, “It’s wonderful to see our Shaker-style cabinets with pullout accessories, and under plans come together so beautifully with the new Park Centre cabinet lighting. Additional features available include French apartments,” said Matt Mauthe, CEO. “They’re really special doors to the den, luxury vinyl tile flooring and a balcony or patio. residences — spacious and well-designed, and truly a one-of-a-kind option in the area.” Marquardt Village’s Fall Wish List 2020 Inspired to donate toward a specific gift? Check out our Wish List of special items. Any dollar amount is appreciated. Let us know what you would like your donation to help make possible. Worship Center & Lectern Worship Center Supplies Auditorium Sound System, Stage Lighting & Screen ($25,000) (about $8,000 per year) The beautiful worship center will include Candles, flowers and communion supplies, (about $25,000) a lovely hand-made lectern to house such as juice and wine, used during The equipment will enable all residents sophisticated electronics for the sound system. worship services will need to be restocked to participate in programs held in the throughout the year. Auditorium. Recorded programs will air Auditorium Chairs on the Marquardt Village TV channel for Handmade Cross everyone to enjoy. ($474 per chair, need 93 chairs, $44,000 total) Residents and guests need a comfortable (about $10,000, partially paid for) Items for Resident Auctions place to sit during events and worship A 4-foot-by-8-foot steel cross will serve as services. The Auditorium will seat about an architectural focal point for the building. (about $400) 140 people. Residents earn“auction dollars”at events Watertown Wagon throughout the year. They use them to bid Paraments on items such as stamps, snacks and holiday (about $10,000) decorations at live auctions organized by our (about $7,000) We’ll use the wagon for fun rides around activities staff. It’s a favorite! We’ll adorn the Auditorium with paraments campus and in local parades. It has seven to transform it into a space for worship. rows of seats for 25 to 30 people. See a complete wish list on our website at MarquardtVillage.com. 8

A New Gathering Space Soon, Marquardt Village residents, their families and Marquardt Village is accepting donations to equip the new friends will have a beautiful, new space to gather space, especially for worship services. The Wish List (see for special events, entertainment, concerts, guest opposite page) includes a lectern, paraments, audio-visual speakers, workshops and worship services. Attached equipment, chairs and a cross for the outside of the building. to the Towne Centre, the new Auditorium is being built along the north wall next to the main “Right now, you can increase entrance and is expected to open “My wife and I made a donation your impact when you donate in spring 2020. because we believe nurturing the toward the Auditorium,” shared Cheryl Porior-Mayhew, Chief The space will seat 140 people, spiritual life is important for health Development Officer for the feature state-of-the art audio and well-being.” Marquardt Foundation. An and visual technology, and be anonymous donor and resident the home of the 100-year-old — Rolfe Nervig, Chair of the Marquardt Sandra Kant have generously Charles Stieff grand piano donated Foundation Board offered to match donations up to by Dr. Milton Ochs shortly after $10,000. That means, with the two Marquardt Village opened. “My mother, Floretta Christian, lived matching funds, the Foundation Benefactors funded the piano’s will be able to double the impact at Marquardt Health Center for eight-month restoration in 2006. of donations up to $20,000. “The Auditorium is fitting of the three years. I gave a gift toward the “We have had some wonderful traditional Moravian name for a Auditorium in her honor because she donations already come in for multipurpose room — ‘Saal.’ As was happy here, loved the people Auditorium items and we are so with a traditional Saal, we will have and always liked the chapel.” thankful,” said Gehler. “Worship at the ability to arrange the space its best happens in a community. for multiple uses as well as large — Palmer Christian, Park Centre South resident Matthew 18:20 says, ‘For where and small events,” explained Jane two or three are gathered in my Gehler, Marquardt Village Director name, I am there among them,” of Spiritual Care. “The windows on three walls will provide said Gehler. “My dream is that this will be a place for community. beautiful natural light. We will have assistive hearing devices When we gather together to worship, we see one another, we and be able to put information up on screens.” hear one another, we sit next to one another, we experience God with one another, and we do not feel alone.” Thank you for your generosity! If you would like to donate to our new gathering space, we've included an easy-to-use envelope in this newsletter. 9

In Celebration of 50 Years Over the last year, we’ve had a wonderful Residents in assisted living and the health center time celebrating Marquardt Village’s celebrated on the same day with their own champagne golden anniversary. We reminisced over toasts, food, entertainment and décor. At the staff stories and vintage photos, displayed celebration, more than 100 employees gathered for an festive banners on the drive up to Towne Centre, outdoor picnic to enjoy food, music and a trivia contest. posted 50th anniversary trivia on Facebook, and hosted “For 50 years, Marquardt Village two large “Cheers to 50 Years” has been at the forefront of parties — one for residents and serving seniors. We’re thankful one for staff. that the local community has wholeheartedly embraced us,” At the resident celebration said Mauthe. “From all of you who in July, some 150 residents give your time and money, to enjoyed live music by Steve the businesses that partner with Meisner, a lunch of smoked our Foundation, to the architects, brisket prepared by our culinary team, 50th anniversary contractors and city committees that work with us to build cupcakes and a champagne toast by Marquardt Village our dreams, each contribution has been a building block CEO Matt Mauthe. in making Marquardt Village an amazing place to live and work. We look forward to the next 50 years.” 10

1969 WHERE WERE YOU IN 1969? Achievements Attending School, Leading the • Americans landed on German Youth Red Cross the moon Chuck & Brigitte Harvey • Woodstock enthralled music fans In 1969 when Marquardt Village was breaking ground, Chuck was just 12 years old and heading into seventh • Marcus Welby, MD premiered grade in rural Indiana. His future wife, Brigitte, was on TV living in her parent’s home in Germany apprenticing at a bank and leading the German Youth Red Cross. • Marquardt opened its doors After school, Chuck joined the U.S. Army, and while deployed in Germany, he IN 1969* and Brigitte met and fell in love. In 1977, they were married in Berlin. Eventually, the couple moved to Wisconsin with its green, rolling hills similar to the German Gallon of Gas landscape. They had a son and a daughter, and now have a grandson. 32¢ Serving in the U.S. Navy U.S. Postage Stamp Jon Gehler 6¢ In the same year that Marquardt Village opened its doors, Jon Gehler was 21 serving in the U.S. Navy as a Computer Operator in Oahu, Hawaii. Jon, who grew New House up on a farm outside of Johnson Creek, joined the Navy to see the world. $15,550 In addition to his day-to-day responsibilities, Jon handled top-secret information that was transferred to the Pentagon. He served guard duty twice a month — a *Sources: mprime.com/ProjectFirebird/ 24-hour shift above and beyond his regular duties. flashback.htm and dollartimes.com/ inflation/items/price-of-a-us-stamp-in- Jon left Hawaii at the end of 1969 with sun-bleached hair and memories of 1969--todays-value-with-inflation enjoying half pineapples, which he picked up for 50¢ from a roadside shack on the way to the beach. A Quilted Tribute Resident Joanne Buchanan created a large Producing High School Plays quilt in Marquardt Village colors with the 50th anniversary logo at the center. Jerry Meier Residents joined in the tribute by writing notes on and signing the quilt. Four years prior to 1969, Jerry was teaching English and Speech at Belmont High School in addition to coaching Forensics and directing plays. After seeing and enjoying a play at Waterloo High School, directed by Jerry Stich, he moved to the enchanting small town to teach and direct musicals at the school. In 1967, both Jerry's worked with some 100 cast and crewmembers in the production of South Pacific. Two years later, he produced a second musical, Carousel. “That was a beautiful play. I can’t say enough about the talent they had in that school, it was amazing,” said Jerry, who taught at Waterloo High School for 11 years and produced five musicals. 11

Annual Sporting Clay Shoot 2019 Sponsors Out Sets Record Year Gold Level ($5,000) On a rainy day in September, Marquardt Village hosted its fifth Annual Reinhart Hospice Sporting Clay Shoot Out fundraiser setting records for the CLA CliftonLarsonAllen number of participants, sponsors and donations. Held at Milford Maas Bros. Hills Hunt Club in Johnson Creek, the popular event helps raise New Horizons money to provide comfort and support for hospice patients and their families. M3 (See “Creating Moments of Joy” story about our Last Wishes program on next page.) Symbria First Midwest Bank “It was a great turnout and despite the weather, spirits were high. We had Lunch Sponsors ($3,500) 188 participants, ranging from beginners to experts. We raised more than Onward Financial Next Electric $94,000,” said Cheryl Porior-Mayhew, Shell Sponsors ($2,600) Chief Development Officer for the 5th Annual Sporting Angell Marketing Marquardt Foundation. “We sincerely Clay Shoot Out ClearPath Connections thank all of our volunteers, staff and Eppstein Uhen Architects generous sponsors who helped • 188 participants Silver Level ($1,600) Moore Construction Services support this wonderful cause.” • 31 sponsors Keck Furniture • $94,000 in donations Piper Jaffray and TCF Bank Ziegler SEE YOU NEXT YEAR! BMO Harris Fitzsimmons Hospital Services Mark September 17, 2020 on your calendar for Shoot Out 2020. Direct Supply If you register by July 1, you’ll get a special early bird price. Creative Business Interiors Call Cheryl Porior-Mayhew at 920-206-4000 for details. Total Mechanical Life Assist, USA Preferred Podiatry Prize & Gun Sponsors ($1,000) MatrixCare AdvaCare Systems WisPak Culligan Water Conditioning Bronze Level ($750) Pro Care Daley Painting Accurate Imaging 12

LAST WISHES PROGRAM: Creating Moments of Joy This summer, we were able to help create special very excited. One woman attended with her daughter, memories for four hospice patients and their grandson and great-grandchild, allowing her to share families through our Last Wishes program. Two her golf passion with the next generation. The other people chose to watch a golf tournament while woman attended with her husband, and appreciated two others chose to attend a Major League Baseball game. the specialized medical transportation that was provided In addition to coordinating the events, the Marquardt to make her wish come true. Without the specialized Foundation paid for specialized transportation, these memories medical transportation to the “Our team works closely with families would not have been possible. golf tournament and baseball to find out what gives them joy and “Because of the generous games and back home again then arranges the transportation donations to Marquardt for those who needed it. and tickets so that patients and Hospice, we are able to families are able to spend quality coordinate these special events Marquardt’s Home Health and Hospice team arranged for the time together creating memories for our families,” said Marquardt individuals and their families and sharing love.” Hospice Director, Lisa White. to attend separate Milwaukee “Our team works closely with Brewers games. Both families — Lisa White, Marquardt Hospice Director families to find out what gives enjoyed reminiscing while them joy and then arranges the watching their favorite team on a beautiful summer day. transportation and tickets so that patients and families are able to spend quality time together creating memories We helped two avid golfers attend The American Family and sharing love.” Steve Stricker Golf Tournament held at the University Ridge Golf Course in Madison, Wisconsin — both were For more information about Marquardt’s Home Health & Hospice services, call 844-206-4930. To donate to the Last Wishes program, you can send a check to Marquardt Foundation — Hospice, 1045 Hill Street, Watertown, WI 53098. On behalf of our hospice families, thank you for your contribution. 13

We greatly appreciate the support of the following individuals, churches, businesses, and organizations who shared their resources with Marquardt Village between October 1, 2018 and September 30, 2019. All gifts to Marquardt Foundation are used to improve services for our residents and those we serve in the greater community. INDIVIDUALS Curt & Terri Detert Danielle Heath Anna Lange Mike & Jody Nienow Steven F. Skolaski Melanie Heese Ruth Lange Richard & Ann Nienow Timothy & Juliet Slavens Loraine Ackatz Teresa M. Detert Theresa & James Heese Michelle Larson Dale Ninmann Norma Splies Stephanie Heiden Reed A. Larson Norma Nolzhueter Susan Stai Michelle Akins Karen & William Devlin Frederic & Barbara Heiderich Kirk & Marilyn Leach Molly O'Driscoll Catherine A. Steinbrink Amy Heintz Denise Lee Jessica O'Marrah Beverly Stelse Joan Strassburg Allinder Kenneth G. Dibble Debra L. Hemker Jeffrey & Barbara Leiknes Ellen B. Ochs Jerry Stelse Thomas & Catherine Henze John Leischer Robert W. Ochs Julie Stenbroten Jon & Diann Allsen Shirley Dibble R.J. & T.E. Herold Katherine Lekas Adelbert & Shirley Oestreich Delores & Fedrick Strassburg James & Joy Hicks Kathleen & Daniel Lemke Angela Olson Nancy Ann Strege Kimber Ambrose Richard & Lisa Dombrose Sarah Higgins Carol & Lavern Lenius Martha Olson Wendy & David Sucharski Judy Hildebrandt Kelsey Lenz William & Jill Oswald Kayla Sullivan JoAnn Angus Darlene Donahue Nancy & Rodney Hilton Michael & Rachel Libby Christine Otterstatter Mary Supple Debra & Mike Hoefler Janet Livingood Carol & James Otto Louise Szerbat Debra Annen Renee & David Downs Jenny Hoerth Chuck Loppnow Ashley Pankow Chuck & Deb Terwilliger Madison Holder Megan Loppnow Jeffrey & Deborah Parker Melisa & Ashley Tews Mary & Jeffrey Annen Laura Dresen Charlotte Holt Allison & Pete Lorenz Joyce Parmley Frederic & Kristine Thalacker Kimberly Holterman Sheri Lotzer Emmanuel Perillo Kathleen Thayer James & Mary Jane Armstrong Jennie Dubman Tom & Catherine Hoof Nathaniel Lueck E. Anne Perkins Tracey L. Theis Gayle Hunter Carol Maas Mary Lee & Alan Petersen Analie Grace Thomas Melinda Asher Sara & William Duckwitz Elisabeth Hying Christine B. Maas William Petig Sandra Thornquist Hannah & Michael Ignarski Grace Maas Jane & Mark Pieper Cynthia & Daryl Tonn Vicki Schwefel & George Baccash Claire Duesterbeck Kim Ignarski Judy & Jim Maas Paige Plohocky Roland Tonn Patricia Ignarski Bethany Mahan Gloria & Robert Poth Christie Tooke Hannah Baneck Heidi & Brett Dunham April Immel Trudy & Daniel Malone Jane & Gary Prod Lorraine Tourbier Jenni Jacobs Duane & prudence Mandel Donald & Karen Pugh Patricia & Mark Trepanier Jeanette & Jeffry Barfield Chrystle Eckert Dan & Nancy Jaeckel Lynn Kirkstein & Mark Mandel Gerald & Pauline Quinn Norma Tunak Jaime Jaeger Lana P Manke Douglas Rabbach Roger Uttech Linda Bargo Kathleen L. Ehlinger Marjorie & Donald Jaeger Joanne Marcussen Elizabeth Raymond Bridget Van Ert Cathleen Jaggers Calvin Marks Candice L. Reed Kathy & R. VanDuser Bailey Basterash Esther Else Amy Jambura Julie & Dan Marks Joe & Missy Reischl Kimberly Vang Leta Jensen Ricki & Rick Marquardt Steven & Mary Rhodes Pamela & Ted Voigt Alyson Bates Gregory Else Gerald & Marilyn Jeuck Staci & Scott Marrese-Wheeler Matthew C. Richards Teresa VonRueden Jennifer & Jeremie Johnson Jeff Hackel & Tim Marten (Mary) Nikki Riegler Carol Voss Walter & Jean Baughman Rita Ensminger R. Burke & Eleanor Johnson Peter & Karen Martin Jennifer Roberts Lynne Wagner Samantha Johnson Krista Maxfield Lucille Roessler-Engsberg Heidi Wallace Sandra & Halver Becken Mary M. Fahl Rachel Judd Cheryl Porior-Mayhew & Michael Rollert Elizabeth & Charles Wallman Lori Justman Cailyn Rosenow Sarah & Mike Walter Christine Behm Kimberly Fehling Tim & Peggy Kamke Jim Mayhew Heidi Roth Kay & Aden Ward Sandra Kant Kaylee McDonald Lizett Palomares Ruiz Tamara Warnecke Barbara Berg Emily Feiner Paula Kaulback Kristin & Kenny McDonald Sandra & Daniel Rullman Barbara H. Webb Lynne Kehoe Richard & Elizabeth McLaughlin Shannon Rundquist Carissa Weber Rachelle Bethards Barbara Fendt Gerald Kelm Marisa Menzel Mara R. Rynes Kristin Weinstock Elesa Kinder Lawrence Metcalf Katlyn Sayles Donald & Karol Wesemann Raymond Bezanson Kara Firari Caroline Klebenow Robert & Shirley Metzker Joyce & Mark Scallon Steven & Nancy West Tracy Klentz Cheryl & Greg Meyer Matthew & Carmen Schaller Emily Westenberg Tracy Bigari Virginia Fisher Judy & Robert Kluetzman Debra Meyer Ralph & Annette Scharf Lisa White Beverly J. Klug Tammy Mielke Joe Schick Michael Wietor Shelly Bladorn Eugene & Elizabeth Fitch Angela & Jeff Kober Aaron Milbrath Betty & Robert Schimming Tammy Wildish Connie J. Kohls Barbara & Dennis Miller Penelope Schleif Mike & Maureen Wilkes Theresa Blankenship Helen Foulke Karli Kohls Charles R. Miller Dennis R. Schmidt Cindy & Bruce Williams Sue Koplin Elizabeth Miller Stacy Schmitt Kay & Will Wipperfurth Thomas & Nancy Von Boeckmann Helen Frail Joyce Kopp Jasmine Miller Lavonne M. Schneidewend Cele Witmer Diane Korn Thomas Moe Debbi Schnell Lindsey Wolf Nancy A. Bohaboy Tom & Linda Frakes Sheryl & Jeffrey Korth Cindy Moke David & Judy Schoechert Kim Wolfgram Sarah Kottwitz Kaitlin Montiel Scott Schoen Carla Wolfram Sharon Boley Mark Fredisdorf James Kraemer Ashley Morales Jon Schoenike Stephanie Wollitz Beth Kratzer Roxanne Morris Sally Schoenike Breyana Wolter Kacie Borchardt Linda & Thomas Fredrick Linda Kraus Marion Mueller Susan & Richard Schoenike Nancy Wrensch Courtney Krause Michaela Mueller Katie & David Schroeder Christa Wutzke Joann C. Bostrom John & Anne Fritts George E. 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Hilton Bethesda Lutheran Homes Frederic Thalacker In Memory of Doris Kasmiskie Elizabeth Raymond Capital Lakes Retirement Community Laura A Zubke In Memory of Irene Kasmiskie In Honor of Marquardt Village Residents Carlson Dettmann Consulting In Memory of Gwynnetha Bade In Memory of Robert Kober Gerald Jeuck Chartwell Nancy Kroner Angela T. Kober In Memory of Leonard & Mildred Riemer ClearPath Connections, LLC In Memory of Rick Bargo In Memory of Barbara Koepsell Penelope Schleif CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Linda Bargo Patricia A. Zulli In Memory of E.W. Roessler Compeer Financial In Memory of Inez Beerbohm In Memory of Terry Koplin Lucille Roessler-Engsberg Creative Business Interiors Catherine Henze Sue Koplin In Memory of Vernice Rohloff Culligan Water Conditioning In Memory of Ruth Behrend In Memory of David Leiknes Brenda Neubauer Daley Painting & Decorating Raymond Hanson Jeffrey D. 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Fitch Sharon Kumbier Holz Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac In Memory of Archie & Virginia Daley Frederic D. Heiderich In Memory of Norma Schumann Hope Ladies Guild Daley Painting & Decorating Wendy R. Sucharski Phyllis Gerth J. F. Ahern Company In Memory of Beatrice DeLany In Memory of Virginia Mayhew Charlotte Holt Janesville Community Day Care Center Inc Patricia J. DeLany Jim Mayhew Betty Schimming Johnson Financial Group Peter DeLany In Memory of Alden Meyers Debbi Schnell JPC Foundation In Memory of Shirley Dibble In Memory of Lucille Moke In Memory of Lucille Schwartz Keck Furniture, Inc. Kenneth G. Dibble Jeanette Barfield Sue Gillingham Koplin Excavating & Grading Co. In Memory of Darlene Draeger Sheryl Brink Nancy Jaeckel Lakeview Moravian Women In Memory of Joan Dyer Linda R. Fredrick Kathleen L. Lemke Lenzendorf & Associates, LLC Renee E. Jensen Marjean M. Griggs Allen Petersen LMHS Class of 1956 In Memory of Mae Fehrman Barbara L. Miller Jane Prod Lutheran Homes & Health Services Sherry Korth Cindy Moke Jon Schoenike M3 Insurance In Memory of Fred Fendt Patricia A. Nehls Susan L. Schoenike Maas Brothers Construction Co. Inc Carmen J. Schaller Jane Pieper David Schwartz Mac's Pizza Shack Inc In Memory of Anna Fischer Mary M. Rhodes Delores Strassburg Mallon Enterprises LLC Karol Wesemann Cynthia C. Tonn Norma Tunak Marquardt Village In Memory of Patricia Fischer In Memory of Helen Morstad In Honor of Marquardt Village Staff Mckesson Medical Surgical Wendy M. Buehrens In Memory of Lavern Nickels Gerald Jeuck Mercury Marine Nancy J. Narges Kathleen G. Head In Memory of Vernon Steffen Moore Construction Services John Rosenfeldt Leta Jensen Judith A. Hasslinger Moravian Church Western District Karin Rosenfeldt James Kraemer In Memory of Ken Stelse Moravian Larger Life Foundation Tracey L. Theis Ardis Nickels Beverly Stelse Network for Good Patricia L. Trepanier Gloria M Poth In Memory of Lloyd & Edna Strasburg Neuman Pools Inc In Memory of Helen Foulke Nancy Ann Strege Joan Strasburg Allinder New Horizon Foods, Inc Jane Gehler Roger Uttech In Honor of Florence Sweeney Nordic Fiberglass, Inc. In Memory of Wanda Fredisdorf Pamela D. Voigt Ann Nienow Onward Financial Network Mark Fredisdorf In Memory of Nancy Ninmann In Memory of Charlene Wallman Otis Elevator Company In Memory of Irene Gerloff Robert J. Brennan Grace Maas Piper Jaffray John Gerloff Janet Brunk Jeffrey A. Parker ProCare HospiceCare Sharon Kumbier Dawn R. Burdick Sandra Rullman Quilters on the Rock Susan Stai Kathleen L. Ehlinger Elizabeth B. Wallman R&G Pizza Inc In Memory of William & Ruth Hein Esther Else In Memory of Florence Wegner Rainbow Confections Pearl Mary Goetsch Theresa F. Heese Shirley Dibble Schaefer Soft Water, Inc In Memory of Arnie Heise Debra L. Hemker Jane Gehler Serval Marlene A. Hansen Charles R. Miller In Memory of Edna West Sister Bay Moravian Women In Memory of Linda Hilker Patricia A. Nehls Michelle Akins Sisters of Charity of Our Lady Mother of the Church In Memory of Dalhart Holzhueter Dale Ninmann Robert D. Gurl St. Elizabeth, Inc. Sara L. Duckwitz Carol A. Otto Steven West St. John Vianney Roman Catholic Church Kathleen A. Grandy Jane Pieper In Memory of Elden Willing TCF National Bank Connie J. Kohls Dennis R. Schmidt Pat Counsell Temperature Systems, Inc. Kay Lamp Catherine A. Steinbrink Karen S. Devlin The Women's Assn of Watertown Country Club Carol L. Lenius Cynthia C. Tonn R.J. Herold Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Norma Nolzhueter Kathy VanDuser Reed A. Larson Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Kathleen J. Zubke Michael Wietor Serval Total Mechanical, Inc LMHS Class of 1956 Temperature Systems, Inc. Matthew D. Zastrow United Electric, Inc. Quilters on the Rock In Memory of Anna Sophia Marquardt Ochs In Memory of Frieda Wolff United Way of Metropolitan Chicago In Memory of Mary Hotmar Ellen B. Ochs Carol Maas William F. Cronin Foundation In Memory of Monica Houdek In Memory of Audrey Papke In Memory of George & Gert Yerges Wis Pak Central, Inc. Dan Connolly Caroline Klebenow Yerges Van Liners Yerges Van Liners Helen Frail In Memory of Edward & Gertrude Petig In Memory of Mark Zoellick Tom Hoof William Petig Jane Zoellick To view a complete list of donors from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019, please visit www.marquardtvillage.org/giving/ 15

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