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Simpson Senior Services Annual Report 2018

Celebrating

LIVES

Dr. Janis Moore Campbell and Kim W. Williams

In achieving our mission we embrace the following values:

EXCELLENCEAchieving the highest quality in all services

INCLUSIVENESSServing persons from all economic, ethnic, social and religious

backgrounds

INNOVATIONDeveloping, adopting

and implementing new ideas

INTEGRITY Adhering to the

highest moral and ethical principles

OUTREACHProviding community service in response

to societal need

RESPECTRecognizing and

affirming the worth and dignity of all

STEWARDSHIPGrowing, protecting

and overseeing our resources

TEAMWORKAccomplishing goals

through cooperation and coordinated efforts 

Mission Simpson Senior Services

creates vibrant life- styles for senior adults

embracing life to the fullest.

Sincerely,

Leadership Letter

To Our Friends and SupportersSynchronicity, coincidence, happenstance,

being in the right place at the right time, a twist of fate? How does it happen that we

meet, engage, collaborate and work together? In hindsight, chance meetings may seem purposeful or deliberate.

Yet, looking back, we may also wonder what is it in those chance encounters, which plants the original seed — the seed that takes root and blooms into a project, a plan, or a family.

Each program and service in a Simpson Senior Services Community began as an idea, which was explored, evaluated, tested, reviewed, planned and then launched. In the pages that follow, you will read about people whose lives came together, perhaps by chance, but who have joined together to become powerful programs, services and inspirations. Some have served in Simpson Senior Services programs, and some are Simpson people reaching out beyond the walls of their campus to serve the wider community.

Family meant Simpson Foundation Board members Tony Poluch and David Brown felt a call to serve the communities where elders in their families were living. The Rev. Jim and Mrs. Betty Mundell, charter residents of Jenner’s Pond, established a named fund to help support programming that expresses their values. Janice Townsend, Simpson Gardens resident, continues her outreach and service in her congregation. Siblings Dana, George and Millicent Clark are a powerful force creating a community spirit and culture at Simpson Mid-Town. Nathan and Lolia Thomas celebrate love and good timing, which began in the shadow of WWII.

We are grateful for each resident, family member and volunteer. They are a blessing to and in our communities. On behalf of each member of the Board and staff, thanks to each of them, to you for your support and for the opportunity to serve.

Dr. Janis Moore Campbell and Kim W. Williams

Vision Simpson Senior Services

will provide personalized high quality services

that fulfill the evolving needs of seniors.

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Kim W. Williams, President and CEO Janis Moore Campbell, Ph.D., Chair

Tony Poluch and David Brown

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Simpson Foundation Board members Tony Poluch and David Brown have many parallels

in their personal and professional lives. Strong family ties, dedication to civic engagement, community improvement,

justice and service. Their legacies of service are notable. Were it not for Tony’s Mother and David’s Grandmother,

their paths may never have crossed.

Celebrating

COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY

FACING PAGE: The Rev. David Brown and Tony Poluch discuss proposed Simpson Foundation Programs

RIGHT: Tony Poluch and The Rev. David Brown review the new Univest Charitable Gift Annuity Program 

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MISSION MILESTONES

Provided over

$2.3 MILLION in benevolent care

(financial assistance) and under-compensated care to 132 qualified residents

of Simpson House.

Received one, or more, philanthropic contributions from

839 individual, congregation, foundation, business and

corporate donors.

Celebrated the generosity of forty-four Belmont Circle members,

who contributed

$1,000, OR MORE, to Simpson House.

Anthony J. “Tony” Poluch, Jr. is Bryn Mawr Trust Sr. Vice President, Market Leader & CRA Officer and Co-Chair of the Fair

Lending/CRA Committee. He is active in civic programs including Swim Teams, Girls Softball and Downingtown Youth Football. Poluch is a Past Chair of the Chester County Art Association, Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce, Historic Kennett Square and Land Conservancy of Southern Chester County. He is a member of West Chester Chamber of Commerce, Exton Chamber of Commerce, Chester County Chamber of Business & Industry, and the Chester County Economic Development Council. He is a member of the Simpson Meadows Campus Philanthropy Committee. Tony would say most importantly, he is the son of Simpson Meadows resident, Caroline Poluch.

The Rev. David Brown is Diversity Advisor to the Dean of the Klein College of Media and Communication at Temple University where he

is an Assistant Professor of Instruction, Director of Internships and Field Experience and the Faculty Advisor to the Temple University Black Public Relations Society (TUBPRS). He has served on the staff of several non-profit organizations. The Obama Administration named him “A Champion of Change” for his work in the public, private and faith communities. Brown serves on the board of the Metropolitan Christian Council of Philadelphia, the Council for Relationships and the Philadelphia Film Society. He is a member of the Simpson House Campus Philanthropy Committee. Most importantly, he is the grandson of Simpson House resident, Bertha Bell.

Mother and Son, Grandmother and Grandson, family ties drew Tony and David to a Simpson Community. Using skills, abilities, interests and talents to benefit others drew them to serve on the Philanthropy Committees and Foundation Board. Their dedication and impact is a wonderful and lasting benefit.

Jim and Betty Mundell

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The Rev. Samuel James and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mundell established the first named Fund to benefit Jenner’s Pond.

It is their dream that distributions from the fund will be used to inform, inspire and involve members of the Jenner’s Pond community by supporting holistic programming for the benefit of residents, staff and related family members.

Celebrating

LIFELONG VALUES

FACING PAGE: Betty and Jim in their Jenner’s Pond Cottage

LEFT: The Rev. Jim Mundell with the original page, Ezekiel Chapter 35, from a 1611 edition of the King James Version of the Bible

ABOVE: Betty Mundell in her quilting studio

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MISSION MILESTONES

WELCOMED two new Simpson

Senior Services Board members while

honoring the service of one member who completed his term.

WELCOMED two new Community

Advisory Council members while honoring the service of six Community Advisory

Council members who completed their terms.

Enjoyed the benefit of commitment and

service of

383 community and

resident volunteers.

The Mundells established the Fund as an inclusive and nurturing expression of their life-long Christian commitment to thoughtful

dialogue, interfaith relations, and building bridges of understanding emphasizing Judeo-Trinitarian Christian faith traditions. Seminars, workshops, conferences or events underwritten by the fund may address complex topics such as, religious traditions and practices, ethics, social justice, peace, emotional health, wellness, grief, death and dying.

Betty, a retired home economics teacher, believes opportunities for learning must be ongoing and available to residents, staff and families. Jim, a retired Mechanical Engineer from Southco, Inc. in Concordville, attended and graduated from Wesley Theological Seminary’s summer program. He continues on staff at West Grove United Methodist Church as the Associate Pastor. The Fund is a natural extension of the Mundell’s lives, careers and passions. When Betty and Jim retired and moved to Jenner’s Pond in 1999, Betty was inspired to try quilting when she joined a quilting group offered by Beverly Rhoades. Her first project, a table runner, graces a

table in their cottage. Today Betty concentrates on smaller pieces such as twin size quilts, throws, table runners and hangings. She buys fabrics when they travel. One of her favorite places to shop is Alaska. Her quilting studio is bursting with fabrics, patterns, tools and projects in process. She enjoys making pieces for friends, and always supports the Jenner’s Pond Fall Craft Fair with a handmade treasure.

In addition to his pastoral duties, Jim Chairs the Simpson Foundation Board and Jenner’s Pond Philanthropy Committee. He is a member of the Jenner’s Pond Benevolent Care Fund Committee, Community Advisory Council, Investment Club, Director of the Jenner’s Pond Chorus and was a founding member of the now retired Golf Classic.

Nurturing and enriching the lives of others is a shared passion for Betty and Jim … The Mundell Fund is just the newest expression of their life of service.

Janice Townsend

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For Janice Townsend, living at Simpson Gardens makes continuing to volunteer easy. Every Wednesday morning

Janice drives a few miles from her apartment to the corner of Wynnefield Avenue and North 54th Street to

Pinn Memorial Baptist Church (PMBC.)

Celebrating

SERVICE

FACING PAGE: Janice Townsend on her way to volunteer at Pinn Memorial Baptist Church

ABOVE: Pinn Memorial Baptist Church

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MISSION MILESTONES

Honored the service of

82 employees through

employee recognition programs.

Provided more than

9,250 hours of volunteer

service to non-profit community organizations.

Celebrated the

6TH YEAR of service and

partnership with Philabundance, helping

to address food insecurity throughout the Delaware Valley.

Beginning at 10:00 AM, a team of PMBC volunteers reaches out the hand of fellowship to welcome neighbors living in the 19131 zip

code who participate in the “Food Cupboard Distribution — PMBC Drive to End Hunger.” Janice describes herself as a behind the scenes paperwork person. Yet, the first face new participants in the program will find is Janice’s. Her kindness and welcoming spirit guides them through the application and documentation process.

Janice will be the first to explain the Pinn Cupboard is a real team effort. Long before the doors open, members gather to sort and pack the food. Returning participants familiar with the routine know what to expect and how to pick up their groceries. The comfort and dignity of each new participant is important to Janice, and to every Pinn Food Cupboard volunteer. Each volunteer knows it may be hard to ask for help. Friendly faces and a helpful process makes it less difficult for the

newcomers. Janice strives to make sure the newly registered participants are welcomed and guided through the process as efficiently as possible. The PMBC philosophy is embodied in each volunteer

serving through fellowship and community involvement. They live the belief that

neighbors find spiritual inspiration, fellowship, and friendship at Pinn!

Each week on her way home from the Pinn Food Cupboard, Janice thinks about the people she met. The people who depend on the Cupboard are

usually elders, but they may be families with young children, or

any and all people in need from varied and diverse backgrounds who

live in the 19131 zip code. Because of Janice, although they may come through

the door as strangers not knowing what they will find, they leave knowing their questions have been answered, their nervousness reduced, and most importantly, they have received nourishing food for themselves and any family members depending on them.

Millicent, George and Dana Clark

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Mid-Town Parish United Methodist Church (UMC) and Simpson Senior Services began exploring their shared vision to develop a community to

serve elders in North Philadelphia.

Celebrating

FAMILY COMMITMENT

FACING PAGE: Dana C. Clark, Sr., Millicent Clark, The Rev. George R. Clark, Jr.

LEFT: Dana, Millicent and George at a planning meeting

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MISSION MILESTONESEmployed

524 full and part time

staff in caregiving and related support and

administrative positions.

Served

640 women and men in independent living.

Served

84 women and men in HUD assisted or Tax Credit

Supported housing.

That discussion led to a partnership between Simpson Senior Services, Mid-Town Parish UMC, the U.S. Department of Housing and

Urban Development and the City of Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority. Simpson Mid-Town, dedicated and opened in 2005, is the beautiful culmination of the vision.

However, a beautiful structure with lovely apartments is not enough. Support, enrichment and engagement transforms a building into a community. So, The Rev. Reginald A. Monte, Jr., a founding Board member encouraged Dana C. Clark, Sr., one of his parish leaders, to join the Board of Simpson Mid-Town and to help create and nurture a thriving community within the wonderful new building. Dana accepted the challenge and began his first term on the Board in 2007. When he finished his second term, his brother, The Rev. George R. Clark, Jr. joined the Board, beginning his service in 2012, the same year Dana termed off the Board. When the Board transitioned to a Campus Advisory Council (CAC) George’s commitment continued and he joined the CAC. He served enthusiastically through

2017. Dana’s and George’s sister Millicent served side-by-side with George beginning in 2014 and continues as a leader actively serving on the CAC. She is currently in her second term.

These three, siblings in service, have seen so much change, evolution and growth. They have inspired, planned and run educational opportunities, social events and celebrations including computer classes, holiday celebrations, picnics, bar-b-ques and milestone celebrations for the 5th and 10th anniversaries, to name a few. Each community member comes with rich stories of family, work, service and lives well lived. Dana, George and Millicent know every face and treasure each elder. The forty lovely affordable apartments in the 4-story retirement living community at 1001 Green Street in Center City, Philadelphia, have become a community inspiration for renewal and rebuilding. The apartments provide more than shelter. They provide community for elders who want to live and share their lives in a caring and active environment. Dana, George and Millicent have helped to weave the tapestry rich with experiences and mutual blessings.

Nathan and Lolia Thomas

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Every resident of each Simpson Community is a treasure with a rich and varied story. One Simpson House resident

is not only a treasure, but also a national hero.

Celebrating

LOVE AND GOOD TIMING

FACING PAGE: Lolia and Nathan Thomas with portraits of their loving family

RIGHT: Lolia and Nathan Thomas proudly displaying his Tuskegee Airman Medal

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MISSION MILESTONES

Served

156 women and men in

assisted living.

Served

76 women and men in

personal care.

Served

792 women and men in

skilled nursing.

At a dark time in world history during WWII, young African Americans who aspired to become pilots faced huge obstacles. The

pressures of the war saw President Franklin D. Roosevelt expanding the pilot training program in the US. Although racial segregation remained the rule in the Armed Forces as well as much of the country, the “Tuskegee Experiment” began to change history — for the better. Nathan Thomas is one of those history makers. Nathan will tell you it all began in 1945 when he joined the service. Leaving Delaware State College in his freshman year he was drafted into the Army and learned he was selected for training at Tuskegee Army Air Field. He trained in P37s, P38s, P39s, B25s, and B17s. Called the Tuskegee Experiment, Army leaders were skeptical African Americans could fly. They could fly and they did fly — with distinction! When Eleanor Roosevelt flew with Tuskegee pilots, she became their outspoken champion. Nicknamed the Red Tails,

the Tuskegee Airmen escorted bombers and helped end WWII in Europe. When the war ended, Nathan returned to Delaware State to begin his sophomore year. That is where in he met Lolia Tilghman, then beginning her freshman year.

Lolia remembers walking with girlfriends when they met a couple of men who were talking about airplanes. One man in particular started talking with her. He helped her take her bags up to the third floor of Lora Hall. She recalls a very cordial conversation. Academics were the priority, but they made time for each other. They met for breakfast or lunch. They enjoyed walks on the Delaware State campus. They both agreed things went very well. Their families met, they got married and have been husband and wife for 68 years. Had it not been for WWII and the “Tuskegee Experiment,” they may never have been on campus together. They were blessed with three children — and thank Delaware State for getting them together.

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Celebrating Service

GIVING BACK

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W ith a commitment to being an integral part of rather than simply located in our neighborhoods, more than 100 local,

regional and national non-profit organizations know they can count on volunteers who live or work at Simpson House, Simpson Meadows, Jenner’s Pond, Simpson Gardens or Simpson Mid-Town.

The organizations include a wide range of size, scope and mission, reflecting the interests, skills and abilities of the volunteers themselves. The organizations served in 2018 include the Jennersville Regional Hospital, Aid for Friends, Newark Symphony Orchestra, Longwood Gardens, Winterthur Museum and Gardens, League of Women Voters, The Garage Community Center, Seeing Eye Puppy Program, Main Line Animal Rescue, ESL Tutoring and the Chadds Ford Historical Society. Lions Clubs, Rotary Clubs, thrift shops, many local libraries as well as knitting programs creating caps and other items for babies, native-American communities, underserved communities and chemotherapy

patients, educational organizations and religious congregations round out the diverse list.

The Simpson Senior Services community partnership with Philabundance continues. Annually residents and staff collect and contribute nonperishable food items. Staff teams serve in the South Philadelphia Hunger Relief Center, Kennett Area Community Service Food Cupboard or the Lord’s Pantry in Downingtown. During the six years of this partnership, we have provided over 11,000 lbs. of food.

In 2018 residents and staff of Simpson Senior Services communities provided more than 9,250 documented hours of direct service. Independent Sector, the national coalition of nonprofits, foundations, and corporate giving programs, estimates the value of volunteer time in Pennsylvania in 2018 to be $24.94 per hour — making the value of our combined service in 2019 alone nearly a quarter of a million dollars. Each hour served helps improve quality of life for all.

The residents and staff members of each Simpson Senior Services (SSS) community serve their

local communities with their time and talent!

SIMPSON HOUSE Leadership GivingSimpson House

The Belmont CircleSimpson House thrives because of our partnership with a strong & growing cadre of generous annual gift donors as well as individuals who remember Simpson House in their estate plans. The Belmont Circle recognizes leadership annual giving donors to any fund or program supporting Simpson House whose gifts total $1,000 or more. We are grateful for the opportunity to thank & honor them. Membership is on an annual basis.

INDIVIDUALSAnonymous (1)The Rev. Thomas E. AndermanMs. Susan C. ArgentieriThe Rev. David W. BrownMr. Richard Coyle RN, NHAMs. Paula C. DeLuccoMr. Michael Dudley & Dr.

Amelia GarbischMs. Janet EckboldMr. Gary S. HalpernMs. Roberta A. HealeyMr. Arthur R. LewisMr. & Mrs. John MattioniMr. & Mrs. Ronald McCoyDr. Raffi MegerianMs. Phyllis L. MilliganThe Rev. & Mrs. Samuel J.

Mundell Jr.John H. Potts, Esq.Vivian Price Ph.D.Mr. John Rowley & Ms. Melanie

J. Davis

Mr. Murray SpainMr. John J. SucherThe Rev. & Mrs. Robert F.

Walk IIMr. Jerrold Walton

ORGANIZATIONS AND CONGREGATIONSAmerican Health Care

Services, Inc.Arch Street United Methodist

ChurchBaker Tilly Virchow Krause,

LLPBryn Mawr Trust CompanyCaring Hospice ServicesCitizens BankCompuData, Inc.Eastern Pennsylvania

Conference of the UM Church

Eventus Strategic Partners LLC

Fox Rothschild LLPHynum LawLenhardt Rodgers

Architecture + InteriorsMaven Medical SupplyMedCare LTCPharMericaUnidine LifestylesUnited HealthCare Svs IncUnited Way Truist

TRUSTSEstate of John S. BushEstate of Lydia J. FitchEstate of George A. GarrettEstate of E. Allen & Adelaide

R. GinkingerEstate of May M. KramerEstate of William H. and

Eleanor MacDadeEstate of John L. OttEstate of Jessie G. Roman

Louis C. Spring Charitable Trust

James C. Stillwell TrustRuth F. Talley TrustEstate of Virginia Weissinger

FoundationsHaney Foundation TrustThe Philadelphia Foundation

Lachman FundAnna L. Way Trust

Planned Giving – Simpson House

The Col. Joseph M. Bennett CircleThe Col. Joseph M. Bennett Circle recognizes donors who have made planned gifts to Simpson House including entrance fee refund gifts, trusts, bequests & charitable gift annuities. We offer our sincerest thanks to these charitable gift annuity & bequest donors who thoughtfully planned for the future of Simpson House. If you have included Simpson House in your estate through a bequest, trust or other planned gift, please offer us the opportunity to thank you by notifying us of your plans. Please call or contact Robbe Healey, VP for Philanthropy at 610.660.0116 or [email protected] if you have questions or wish to notify us you have included Simpson House in your estate.

Margaret W. Herr TrustThe Rev. David R. AdamMs. Elizabeth S. Addams*The Rev. Thomas E. Anderman

Mr.* & Mrs.* H. B. Anthony Mr. Walter Y. Anthony*Miss Mary M. Anthony*Mrs. Ella T. Atkinson*Ms. Kerry Aulizia*Mrs. Mary E. BamfordMr. Russell S. Basler*Ms. Helen M. Behney*Ms. Anna M. Benedict*Mr. George F. Benedict*Ms. Emma S. Benjamin*Mrs. C. Muriel Bishop*Ms. Helen E. Blankley*Mr. John S. Boyer Esq.Ms. Mary E. Brenneman*Mr. Derek Bryan*Mr. John C. Burriss*Ms. Emma L. Calas*Mr. Arthur C. Caldwell*Ms. Laura C. Campis*Mr. Roy M. Chandler*Ms. Lillian Collins*Ms. Mary S. Conrad*Mr.* & Mrs.* Eugene D’AndreaMiss Estelle Davis*Ms. Paula C. DeLuccoMs. Frances A. DimondMr. Joseph DiSilvio*Mrs. Lucy Eastburn*Mr. Richard H. Ellis*Mrs. Margaret A. Engel*Ms. Evelyn D. Fayant*Mr. Mark FlemingMs. Frances B. Fricke*Ms. Miriam Friedel*The Rev. Leon FrisbyMs. Alyce B. Geriot*Mr.* & Mrs. Charles P. HammesMrs. Lillian Williams Hand*Miss Elizabeth C. Harley*Miss Beulah Harvey*Ms. Ruth Hodgson*Mr. Charles R. Hooven*Mrs. Minta G. Hutchinson*Mrs. Verna E. Irion*Miss Rachel E. Jarrett*Mrs. Esther Johnson*

Each person’s life experiences shape his or her attitudes & behaviors, including charitable giving. Generous gifts by caring donors do more than suggest housing & services for senior adults are important. Donors making

gifts believe in supporting our nearly 155-year-old mission to provide excellent care, services & retirement living options to elders. Your support is gratifying & encourages us in the work we do every day. We are grateful to each donor who made a philanthropic gift in 2018. Gifts support financial assistance to qualified residents who can no longer afford the full cost of care, purchase equipment, renovate facilities & build endowments. If you discover an error or omission in this listing, please accept our apology & call Lynn Seay in the Philanthropy Office at 610.660.9340 so we may correct our records.

We look forward to your continuing generous support.

GIVING 2018

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Mr. Charles E. Keen*Mr. David A. Kelly*Ms. Anna L. Kennedy*Ms. Marion H. Kennington*Mr. Harry B. Kneezel*Mr. Alexander Kolansky*Mr. Michael Kuncevich*Mrs. Josephine W.

L’Hommedieu*Mrs. Kathryn B. Lamborn*Ms. Anna May Lewis*Mr. H. Raymond MacCardle*Miss Laura E. Magargal*Mrs. Helen B. Manning*Mrs. Elizabeth F. May*Mr. Norman F. McGee*Mrs. Marian W. McMurtrie*Ms. Hallie L. Morris*Mrs. Agnes R. Norcross*Mrs. I. Evelyn O’Neill*Mrs. Virginia E. Paul*Ms. Louisa P. PahlerMr.* & Mrs.* W. Adolph PetersMs. Marion Pond*Mrs. Marie Ellen PoosDr. George I. Poos*Mr. John A. Raidabaugh*Ms. Suzanne Reynolds*Miss Annie M. Richards*Ms. Carrie P. Richards*Ms. Edith J. Richards*Ms. Anne W. Richards*Mr. William R. Rorer*Mrs. Constance K. RutschMrs. Doris E. Shrunk*Mr. Alfred J. Vogel*Miss Esther Watson*Mrs. Helen G. Watts*Ms. Margaret H. WhiteRev. Samuel L. Wilkins*Mrs. Salivia S. Wilkins*Mrs. Lillian C. Williams*Mr.* & Mrs.* William J. WilsonMiss Gertrude M. Wilson*

Annual Giving – Simpson House

INDIVIDUALSAnonymous (1)Mr. Mark AguilarMr. Russ AlexanderThe Rev. Thomas E. AndermanMr. & Mrs. Mark J. AndermanThe Rev. James D. AndermanMs. Lynea AndermanMs. Barbara AndersonMrs. Kathy ArdekaniMs. Susan C. ArgentieriMs. Irene M. BarrettMs. Michelle BartonThe Rev. Tracy BassMr. Richard BehrMrs. Joan H. BehrMs. Ingrid M. BellMs. Marynell BensonMrs. Karen E. Berberian

Ms. Delvia BerrianMr. & Mrs. Andrew BeynonDr. Charles BreishMrs. Mary L. BrownThe Rev. David W. BrownMs. Eunice BruceMs. Vivian H. ButlerJanis Moore Campbell, Ph.D.Ms. Suzanne CantyMs. Chavon CarrollMiss Jo CauffmanMs. Sara K. CavanaghMs. Bonnie ChandlerMs. A. Malee ChildsMs. Gilda M. ClayburneMr. Richard Coyle RN, NHAMrs. Theodosia P. CramptonMs. Joanne CroomsMs. Dale R. CroxtonMs. Barbara CroyleMrs. Virginia M. CrozierMr. & Mrs. Domenic N. D’AmicoMr. Bradley DaggettMr. Ronald DankanichMs. Clair DavisMr. Al DeanaMs. Barbara A. DeighanMs. Paula C. DeLuccoMs. Jennelle L. DerricksonMs. Frances A. DimondMr. Bruce A. DorbianMs. Barbara J. DoughertyMrs. Rose DoughertyMs. Marianne J. DoyleMr. Thomas L. DruckerMr. Michael Dudley & Dr.

Amelia GarbischThe Rev. Dr. Roger L.

DunnavanMs. Janet EckboldThe Rev. & Mrs. David M.

EckertMs. Vicki EllisMs. Peggy EppsMs. Jessie EvansMs. Nancy EwaltMr. & Mrs. Charles A.

FamigliettiThe Rev. Dorothy M. FieldMs. Nancy J. FieldMs. Sharon FieldsMs. Tranda FischelisAndrew Fisher, M.D.Ms. Catherine A. FittsMs. Joyce E. FloodMr. & Mrs. John C. FloundersDr. David E. GalinskyMr. & Mrs. F. M. GardnerMs. Susan GargelMr. Jack GarrettMs. Shimiere GeigerMr. Mitchell GersteinMs. Heather GibbonMs. Michelle S. GollapalliMrs. Barbara GrahamMr. & Mrs. Kenneth GraupnerMs. Carole Williams GreenMs. Eleanor Greer

Ms. Carleigh HaagMrs. Nancy HallMr. Gary S. HalpernMs. Hattie HamiltonMrs. Carol HammesMs. Delores HarrisRev. Dr. & Mrs. Samuel B.

HarrisonThe Rev. Nancy HawesMs. Roberta A. HealeyMs. Patricia Heffner Mrs. Karla R. HerrMiss Edwina HildMs. Mary Rose HillRev. Dr. & Mrs. Robert H.

HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Clifton Hubbard, Jr.Dr. Suzanne HuffnagleMs. H. Jane HuffnagleMr. William T. HutchinsonMs. Ellen JahnMs. Josephine JeffersonCmdr. & Mrs. Wayne A.

JohnsonMs. Jane JohnstonThe Rev. Donna JonesMrs. Alberta JonesDr. Rhonda KarpMr. Jordan KendallMr. Alvin Kingcade & Dr. Annie

B. KingcadeMrs. Josephine R. KingsleyMr. Herman KirklandMs. Rae S. KonataMr. Frank KotelesThe Rev. & Mrs. Stanley J. KrallMs. Mahilamony Kumaran Mr. Felix LaBoyMrs. Mollie E. LaHartMr. Thomas A. LankMr. Steven B. LawrenceMrs. Lillian LawsonMs. Joyce LenhardtMr. Frederick LewisMr. Arthur R. LewisMs. Barbara O. LewisMs. Malika LewisMrs. Mildred E. LillyMs. Sarah LimMrs. Susanne LippmanMs. Lisa LockmanMs. Constance LongMs. Louise F. LopezMs. Lim LornMs. Laurie MackayMr. Gerald I. MagidMrs. Ethel L. MaloneMrs. Roswitha MarcherMs. Betty J. MarmonMr. & Mrs. John MattioniMs. Susan MazzarelliMrs. Toni McClayMr. & Mrs. Ronald McCoyMr. & Mrs. John McKelligottDr. Raffi MegerianMr. & Mrs. Robert MegleyMs. Jerlene MeltonMs. Nicole Mezzanotte

Ms. Stacey MiddletonMs. Annette P. MillerMs. Phyllis L. MilliganMrs. Estelle MinorDr. Barbara MitchellMr. Thomas MorrinMr. Jeffrey MorrisMrs. Wilhelmina MortonMr. Gregory J. MortonMrs. Virginia MullinThe Rev. & Mrs. Samuel J.

Mundell Jr.Ms. Sheila MurrayMr. Hyman MyersMs. Anglea NadeauMs. Jill NewshamMr. Neil L. O’brienThe Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Dale E.

OwensDr. & Mrs. Ralph N. PacinelliThe Rev. & Mrs. Herbert E.

PalmerMrs. Dolores ParkerMr. Ben ParveyMrs. Judith R. PearsallMr. Joseph J. PeduzziMs. Suzanne E. Petruzel, GRIMr. Zacharie PierreJohn H. Potts, Esq.Rev. Dr. and Anita & Marvin

PowellMr. & Mrs. Henry J. PowellVivian Price Ph.D.Ms. Helen PulliaMrs. Carol ReskoMr. & Mrs. John RicciMr. Neil C. RickenbachMs. D. S. RoosaMr. & Mrs. Lyle RosenbergerMr. Gilbert A. RoweThe Rev.* & Mrs. Louis E.

RowleyMr. John Rowley & Ms. Melanie

J. DavisMr. & Mrs. James RowleyMrs. Constance K. RutschMr. & Mrs. Francis X. RyanMrs. Marion RyshavyDr. Firas SaidiMr. & Mrs. Richard C. SalamoneThe Rev. Mark SalvacionMrs. Sandy SchrammMs. Lynn A. SeayMr. and Mrs. Richard F. SeidelMr. and Mrs. William H.

Seybold Jr.Mr. Sharif SlighMr. William SmallMr. Ronald E. SmithMr. Robert SmithMrs. Lois M. SnyderMr. Murray SpainMrs. Martha B. SpinnerMr. & Mrs. Edward W. StackMrs. Margaret G. StinemanMargaret G. Stineman, M.D.Mrs. Lynda StrongMr. John J. Sucher

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Ms. Marquita SullivanMr. & Mrs. William SwyerMs. Vendette Thomas-

MuhammadMs. Lenora ThompsonThe Rev. Timothy S. Thomson-

HohlDr. Ruth ThorntonMr. Stephen Toombs & The

Rev. Lorelei K. ToombsMs. Cynthia TownsendMr. & Mrs. Robert L. Turner, Jr.The Rev. Frank TysonMs. Barbara Van GuilderThe Rev. & Mrs. Robert F.

Walk IIMs. Elizabeth J. WalkerDr. Valaida WalkerMr. Jerrold WaltonMrs. Mary E. WashingtonThe Rev. Audrey WashingtonMr. Michael M. WeinsteinMs. Marcia A. WikerMrs. Alma B. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Kim W. WilliamsMs. Jacqueline B. WilliamsMrs. Mary E. WilsonThe Rev. Stephanie B. WilsonMs. Denise WingMr. Michael WlotkoMrs. Anglea D. WrolstadMr. Eric YoegelMs. Harriet L. ZozofskyMr. Philip G. ZuckerMrs. Lorraine Zwycewicz

CONGREGATIONSArch Street United Methodist

ChurchBethel United Methodist

WomenChalfont United Methodist

Church WomenEastern Pennsylvania

Conference of the UM Church

Fox Chase United Methodist Church

Haven Peniel United Methodist Church

Haven Peniel’s Veteran’s Ministry

Jarrettown United Methodist Women

Morrisville United Methodist Women

New Vision United Methodist Church

Norwood United Methodist Church

Sayers Memorial United Methodist Church

Solebury United Methodist Women

St. Luke United Methodist Church

United Methodist Women First UMC of Media

BUSINESS & CORPORATIONSAbriola CompanyAmerican Health Care

Services, Inc.Baker Tilly Virchow Krause,

LLPBala Golf ClubBerj’s Auto RepairBryn Mawr Trust CompanyCalifornia ClosetsCaring Hospice ServicesChoice MedWasteCitizens BankCobbs Creek Community

Environmental Education Center

Columbia Ancillary ServicesCompuData, Inc.Duff CompanyEmerging Ministries CorpEventus Strategic Partners

LLCFox Rothschild LLPThe Graham CompanyHilton Philadelphia City

AvenueHynum LawIndustrial Energy Inc.Ivy Cultural and Educational

Foundation, Inc.Kistler Tiffany BenefitsLatsha Davis & McKennaLenhardt Rodgers

Architecture + InteriorsMattioni, LTD.Maven Medical SupplyMedCare LTCMillis Eye AssociatesMoving SolutionsNetwork for GoodPaul Beale FloristPennsylvania BalletPharMericaPhiladelphia EaglesThe Philadelphia Museum

of ArtThe Philadelphia OrchestraThe Philadelphia PhilliesPhysician’s Mobile X-RayThe Rose Group - Corner

BakerySimpson House Maintenance

DepartmentSimpson House Nursing

DepartmentSolari, Inc.Stanley’s HardwareTower Bridge AdvisorsUnidine LifestylesUnited HealthCare Svs IncThe United States Hot Air

Balloon TeamUnited Way of Greater

Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey

United Way TruistValley Green Inn

Victory Fire ProtectionZeta Amicae of Philadelphia

GIFTS FROM ESTATES/TRUSTS TO SIMPSON HOUSEEstate of John S. BushEstate of Lydia J. FitchEstate of George A. GarrettEstate of E. Allen & Adelaide

R. GinkingerHaney Foundation TrustEstate of May M. KramerEstate of William H. & Eleanor

MacDadeEstate of John L. OttEstate of Jessie G. RomanLouis C. Spring Charitable

TrustJames C. Stillwell TrustEstate of Virginia Weissinger

GIFTS FROM FOUNDATIONS TO SIMPSON HOUSEThe Thomas Bradley FundLachman Fund of The

Philadelphia FoundationAnna L. Way Trust

SIMPSON MEADOWS

Leadership Giving – Simpson Meadows

The Brandywine and Downing CirclesSimpson Meadows thrives because of our partnership with a strong & growing cadre of generous annual gift donors as well as individuals who remember Simpson House in their estate plans. The Brandywine Circle recognizes leadership annual giving donors of $1,000 or more, to any fund or program supporting Simpson Meadows. The Downing Circle recognizes leadership annual giving donors of $500 – $999 to any fund or program supporting Simpson Meadows. We are very grateful for the opportunity to thank & honor them. Membership is on an annual basis.

Brandywine CircleINDIVIDUALSMrs. Kathy ArdekaniMs. Seyla ErogluMs. Roberta A. HealeyMr. Robert F. McMackinJohn H. Potts, Esq.

ORGANIZATIONSAbriola CompanyCompuData, Inc.Cozen O’ConnorDaniels Family FoundationThe Graham CompanyKistler Tiffany BenefitsUnidine Lifestyles

Downing CircleINDIVIDUALSMr. Michael FeolaMrs. Antoinette JaffeMr. & Mrs. Ronald McCoyMr. Nicholas PoluchMrs. Katherine H. WeberMr. & Mrs. Kim W. Williams

ORGANIZATIONSAmeriprise Financial Services,

Inc.Bruton Chisnell AdvisorsGlynnDevinsMaven Medical SupplySelect Rehabilitation, Inc.F.H. Swisher Plumbing and

Heating Co.Town Center Pharmacy

Planned Giving – Simpson Meadows

The Milltown CircleSimpson Meadows is proud to announce the Milltown Circle to recognize donors who have made planned gifts to Simpson Meadows including entrance fee refund gifts, trusts, bequests & charitable gift annuities. We will honor our first members in November 2019. If you have included Simpson Meadows in your estate through a bequest, trust or other planned gift, please offer us the opportunity to thank you by notifying us of your plans. Please call or contact Robbe Healey, VP for Philanthropy at 610.660.0116 or [email protected] or Kathy Ardekani, Executive Director, at [email protected]

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or 610.269.8400 if you have questions or wish to notify us you have included Simpson Meadows in your estate plans.

Annual Giving – Simpson Meadows

INDIVIDUALSMrs. Cathleen N. AddisonMr. Mark AguilarMr. Russ Alexander The Rev. James D. AndermanMrs. Kathy ArdekaniMs. JoAnn ArtersMs. Lore BakerMr. & Mrs. Frank E. BarbalaceMrs. Nancy J. BazilMs. Jane L. BeidatschMr. Lou BevilacquaMs. Ann M. BogutzMs. Patty BonsallMr. & Mrs. Richard D. BraneMrs. Marian R. BrauckmanMs. Marcia J. BrownDr. & Mrs. Leonard L.

BrzozowskiThe Rev. & Mrs. James A.

CaldwellJanis Moore Campbell, Ph.D.Mrs. Nancy J. CiciaMrs. Margaret A. ClarkMrs. Carol P. CochranMrs. Virginia M. CrozierMr. Ronald DankanichMrs. Sandra K. DaviesMrs. Marguerite B. DietzMr. Eugene H. DiStefanoMrs. Hilda DonovanMrs. Gail B. DooleyMr. Michael DudleyMrs. Susan L. EdwardsMs. Jacqueline J. EgertonMr. Martin F. ElliottMs. Rebecca EnglerthMrs. Teresa M. ErkertMs. Seyla ErogluMrs. Constance F. EsmondeMr. Laurence G. EsmondeMr. Michael FeolaMrs. Marie B. FeolaMr. Joseph FeolaMrs. Alice D. FlaminiMs. Betty FleckMrs. Dawn I. GaleMr. & Mrs. Frederick N. GatesMs. Margaret GettingsMrs. Gail S. GilbertMs. Elizabeth GraciaMrs. Janet M. GrossMr. Thomas G. GrubbsMrs. Maryjane HahnMrs. Dorothy A. HansonMrs. Margaret HarkinsMr. Kevin HaugheyMs. Roberta A. HealeyMr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Henry

Mrs. May E. HiltebeitelMrs. Eileen M. HumpalMr. Clifford F. IronsMrs. Olga IronsMrs. Antoinette JaffeMr. & Mrs. Vernon JamesonMrs. Alice W. JohnsonMrs. Julia E. KehoeMrs. Sharyn KelleyMs. Amanda KhanMs. Mary Ann KindonMr. Alvin Kingcade & Dr. Annie

B. KingcadeMs. Beth Ann KlementovicMr. Larry K. KlingMrs. Susan KrulikowskiMrs. Lois LamondMr. & Mrs. Chris LangMrs. Jean C. LookeMs. Linda LurcottMr. Edwin T. LurcottMr. Robert T. ManleyMrs. Toni McClayMs. Joan W. McClureMr. & Mrs. Ronald McCoyMrs. Joan A. McGeehanMr. Robert F. McMackinMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. MesureMs. Janet E. MitchellMr. Charles S. MooreMr. Alton E. MorganMiss Helen M. MozzaniMrs. Joan C. NicoladseMr. Alan NovakMr. Lawrence S. O’BrienMrs. Elizabeth A. O’NeillMrs. Georgia L. OnartMs. Maria P. ParentiMr. Tom PavelchekMr. & Mrs. Joseph C. PerzanMr. Anthony Poluch, Jr.Mr. Nicholas PoluchMr. James PoluchJohn H. Potts, Esq.Ms. Judith A. PryMs. Jackie QuinnMrs. Lois G. RehfussMr. William ReiterMrs. Marsenna F. RentelMrs. Eleanor R. RettewMr. William V. RomansMr. & Mrs. Edward C. RomingerMrs. Shirley G. RossMr. Terrence RouseMrs. Margaret A. RuggieriMr. Benjamin W. RussellMs. Florence SambolaMr. Steven B. SamuelsMr. & Mrs. Pete SchroederMrs. Nancy-Ann SeaveyMr. & Mrs. Samuel SegalMs. Marianne ShadaMr. James ShadaMr. & Mrs. Frederick C.

ShappellMs. Mimi SheehyMrs. Zellen SheltonMr. Zachary R. Simmerman

Mrs. Mary E. SnyderDr. David P. StockerMs. Suzanne StreeterMs. Edwina M. TaylorMrs. Sue J. TaylorMs. Jane C. TiffanyMr. David W. TiffanyMs. Bridget TuggleMs. Elizabeth E. UnruhMr. John UnruhMs. Ellen Vadala-PolesMrs. Robyn Van Dusen, R.N.Mrs. Elizabeth VoehringerMrs. Elizabeth C. WagonerMrs. Laura H. WaltzMs. Melissa A. WarnerMrs. Katherine H. WeberMr. Baxter WellmonMr. Richard F. Welsh Jr.Mr. John C. Whalen, Jr.Mrs. Margaret M. WhalenMr. Stephen M. WickhamMs. Gretchen WightMrs. Elizabeth WilderMr. & Mrs. Kim W. WilliamsMs. Joanne WillsMrs. Janet C. WilsonMr. Stephen E. WilsonMrs. Margaret W. WintersMr. & Mrs. Art WolfeMr. Calvin WrightMs. Elizabeth T. YoungMrs. Sharon K. YoungMr. & Mrs. Paul Zarrilli

ORGANIZATIONS Abriola CompanyAl PastorAmani’s BYOBAmerican Helicopter Museum

& Education CenterAmeriprise Financial Services,

Inc.AseraCare HospiceBonefish GrillBrandywine River Museum

of ArtBrickside GrilleBruton Chisnell AdvisorsBuffalo Wild WingsCaring Hospice ServicesChester County Historical

SocietyChick-fil-A of Ashbridge

SquareChuck E. Cheese’sCoatesville Flower ShopThe Coffee CupCompuData, Inc.Cozen O’ConnorDairy QueenDaniels Family FoundationDunkin’ Donuts -

DowningtownF.H. Swisher Plumbing &

Heating Co.Georgio’s Restaurant & BarGiant - Exton

GlynnDevinsGoing FitThe Graham CompanyGreat Clips, Shops at

EagleviewGreen Street GrillHobo Ed’s Artisan CoffeeHome 2 Suites By HiltonIsaac’s Famous Grilled

SandwichesJames J. Terry Funeral HomeKids First Swim SchoolsKistler Tiffany BenefitsLimoncello Ristorante & BarLincoln InvestmentLione’s PizzaMaven Medical SupplyThe Palace Bowling &

EntertainmentPanera Bread - ExtonPeople’s LightThe Philadelphia PhilliesPomodoro Pizza & Italian

RestaurantReading Fightin’ PhilsResident Salon ServicesScribes Chap BookSelect Rehabilitation, Inc.Town Center PharmacyUnidine LifestylesUnited Tire & Service CenterVictory Brewing CompanyWawa FoundationWegmans MarketWheeler’s Clover Mill RepairWhole Foods - ExtonWillow Tree Hospice

CONGREGATIONSDowningtown United

Methodist ChurchDowningtown United

Methodist Church - Hubbub Circle

Downingtown United Methodist Church - New Beginnings Circle

United Methodist Women of West Chester

JENNER’S POND

Leadership Giving – Jenner’s Pond

The Hutton SocietyJenner’s Pond thrives because of our partnership with a strong & growing cadre of generous annual gift donors as well as individuals who remember Jenner’s Pond in their estate plans. The Hutton Society recognizes leadership annual giving donors of

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$1,000 or more, to any fund or program supporting Jenner’s Pond. We are very grateful for the opportunity to thank & honor them. Membership is on an annual basis.

INDIVIDUALSAnonymous (1)Mr. Ed AtkinsonMr. & Mrs. R. Robert

Brannon Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Donald DinselMr. Curtis B. EvansMs. Rebecca FittonMr. & Mrs. Wells FosterMrs. Phyllis GardnerMr. John HesselberthMr. & Mrs. John HillegassThe Rev. & Mrs. Samuel J.

Mundell Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Charles OertelMrs. Miriam OlsonMrs. Patricia RosenbaumMr. & Mrs. Gary SmithMr. & Mrs. Alister SoutarMr. & Mrs. Richard TaylorPeter Temple, Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Peter WalshMr. David E. WhiteMrs. Barbara G. WilletteMr. & Mrs. John YarnallMrs. Lorraine Zwycewicz

ORGANIZATIONS Arbuss PaintingBelfor Property RestorationBryn Mawr Trust CompanyCarl Witmer’s CarpetCompuData, Inc.Cozen O’ConnorDuVall Truck & Bus ServiceEd Sharpless WoodshopFord’s Auto & Truck Service,

IncGeneral Electric AppliancesThe Graham CompanyHeron’s NestHome InsteadJenner’s Pond Dining

DepartmentJenner’s Pond Resident’s

CouncilR. Brooks Mechanical, IncRobert L. Prettyman & Son,

LLCSalvadore EnterprisesSelect Rehabilitation, Inc.Southern Chester County

Pharmacy & DME, Inc.Unidine Lifestyles

Planned Giving – Jenner’s Pond

The Red Rose SocietyJenner’s Pond is proud to announce the Red Rose Society to recognize donors who have made planned gifts to Jenner’s Pond including eligible entrance fee refund agreement gifts, trusts, bequests & charitable gift annuities. We will honor our first members in November 2019. If you have included Jenner’s Pond in your estate through an entrance fee refund, bequest, trust or other planned gift, please offer us the opportunity to thank you by notifying us of your plans. Please call or contact Daphne Ferguson, Director of Administrative Services, at [email protected] or 610.869.6816 or Robbe Healey, VP for Philanthropy at 610.660.0116 or [email protected]. if you have questions or wish to notify us you have included Jenner’s Pond in your estate plans.

Annual Giving – Jenner’s Pond

INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (9)Mr. Elmer AlftMr. & Mrs. Theodore M.

AndrewsMs. Dona AntonelliMr. & Mrs. Edward AsamMr. Ed AtkinsonMr. Gordon AtkissonMrs. Barbara BakerMr. Donn W. BarberMr. & Mrs. Glenn BatesMr. & Mrs. Alan BatesMr. & Mrs. Herb BenjaminMr. & Mrs. Richard BensonMrs. Margaret BiddleMrs. Joyce A. BischoffMrs. Virginia BissottMr. & Mrs. Donald BivensMr. Herb BlackwelderMr. & Mrs. Daniel Bodine Mrs. Irma BorysMr. & Mrs. R. Robert

Brannon Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Forrest BrownMr. Gary BurgmullerMrs. Gloria-Jean CampbellDr. James B. Carty Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Roger Cason

Mrs. Elizabeth ChandlerMr. & Mrs. Henry C. ChilcottMr. & Mrs. Ralph ChurchillMr. & Mrs. Thomas ClarkMr. & Mrs. William H. ClendeninMrs. Virginia CobleyMr. John ColganMrs. Alice CondonMr. & Mrs. Jerome J. ConnellMr. Peter CoughlanMr. Karl CoverdaleMrs. Joanne CrossonMr. & Mrs. Robert CrowderMs. Barbara CroyleMr. & Mrs. Cosimo DaielloMrs. Joanne B. DalyMr. & Mrs. Martin D.

DeberardinisMs. Elizabeth D. DennisMs. Joan DeyMrs. Jane DilleyMr. & Mrs. Donald DinselMs. Jackie DonohoeMr. Philip G. DonohoeMr. Michael DudleyMr. & Mrs. Kevin P. DunleavyMrs. Helen EllisonMrs. Margaret EmersonMr. & Mrs. Duane J. ErdmannMr. Curtis B. EvansMr. & Mrs. David EymanMr. Edward FaheyMrs. Veronica FaroniMs. Rebecca FittonMrs. Blair FleischmannMr. Philip FlynnMrs. Janice FordiceMr. & Mrs. Wells FosterMrs. Mary FrancisMr. & Mrs. Marty FreedmanMr. & Mrs. Jere W. FridyMr. & Mrs. Jack G. FullerMrs. Ruth FullerMrs. Phyllis GardnerMrs. Helen GarlingtonMrs. Deloris L. GarrisonMr. & Mrs. Carl GatesMrs. Margaret GoberMr. & Mrs. Larry GoldstoneMrs. Norma GordonMr. & Mrs. Arthur GormanMrs. Nancy GowerMrs. Margaret H. GreenlandMr. Matthew J. GriecoMrs. Barbara GrigsbyMr. Louis Guarrieri Jr.Mrs. Nancy GuckesMr. & Mrs. Lawry GulickMrs. Linda HartmanMrs. Jane K. HartranftMr. & Mrs. Robert HayesMr. Richard HeacockMs. Roberta A. Healey Mrs. Mary HerrMrs. Dorothy L. HerrinMr. John HesselberthMr. & Mrs. John HillegassMr. Charles Hober

Mr. Frank HoenigmannMs. Evelyn C. HogensonMs. Gail HudsonMr. & Mrs. Donald J. HurstMr. & Mrs. Michael IacoccaMr. & Mrs. Edward JohnstonMr. & Mrs. Allan E. JonesMr. & Mrs. Thomas JurrissenMs. Helene KayserMrs. Joan KilburnMr. & Mrs. Larry KlineMs. Valerie KonoskiMr. John KowbaMr. Jeff KramerMrs. Ruth Ann KraussMr. & Mrs. Robert KrewatchMr. & Mrs. Michael KristulaMrs. Nancy J. KurrMr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. KuzminMr. Steve LamMr. & Mrs. Everett L. LandisMr. Martin LespierMr. & Mrs. Manfred

LichtenstadterMrs. Joanne LintonMr. & Mrs. Thomas LisiMrs. Joan LotwisMr. & Mrs. Robert L. LucasMr. & Mrs. Pete LucasMr. & Mrs. Alva J. LundMrs. Helen LynamMrs. Linda A. MadronMrs. Dorothy MagersMr. & Mrs. Doug MaloneMr. & Mrs. Daniel MaloneyMrs. Melanie MarkussenMr. & Mrs. Lynn MartinMr. Curtis A. Mason Sr.Mrs. Ruth MasulaitisMr. & Mrs. Chester C. McCabeMrs. Patricia A. McCarthyMr. Russell McCauley, Jr.Mrs. Toni McClayMs. Kim McClayMrs. Bridget McCormickMr. & Mrs. David McKeeMrs. Rose MillerMr. & Mrs. John MillerMr. & Mrs. Russell MilnorMr. & Mrs. Henry MorneauMr. Thomas MorrinMr. Mike MorrinThe Rev. & Mrs. Samuel J.

Mundell Jr.Mr. Al MurphyMrs. Anne MurrayMr. Frank MurrayMrs. Clella MurrayMr. Richard MurrayMr. John R. NortonMr. William O’NeillMr. & Mrs. Warren O’SullivanMr. & Mrs. Nelson OckerbloomMr. & Mrs. Charles OertelMrs. Miriam OlsonMrs. Nancy OlsonMr. & Mrs. David OnnMr. Gene Oosterom

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Mr. & Mrs. Samuel PattersonMr. & Mrs. Walter PaynterMr. & Mrs. Engelbert PechholdMr. & Mrs. Howard K. Peters, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Donald PlumbMr. Lance PowersMr. Les PriceMr. & Mrs. Richard PriceMr. & Mrs. Philip PyleMrs. Marilyn RobertsMr. Joe RomanMrs. Patricia RosenbaumMrs. Joan RosenlindMr. & Mrs. Seth RossMr. & Mrs. Donald RussellMr. & Mrs. Paul SammelwitzMr. & Mrs. Allen SchantzMs. Alyssa SchellhammerMr. Gary Schuck & Mrs. Maria

JonesDr. & Mrs. George C. ScottMr. Samuel C. ShaneMr. Andy ShaneMrs. Dot ShillingMrs. Joanne SiegfeldtMrs. Polly SiererMr. & Mrs. Edward J. SigdaMr. & Mrs. Gary SmithMr. Andy SmithMr. & Mrs. Richard SmolensMr. & Mrs. Carl SorzanoMr. & Mrs. Alister SoutarMr. & Mrs. Larry K. SpaidMr. & Mrs. Wilbert Springer IIIMr. Richard StarrMr. & Mrs. James SternerMr. Zach StingerMs. Carolyn Y. StoneMr. & Mrs. Albert SuberMr. & Mrs. Frederick SullivanMrs. Barbara SundayMrs. Marian SwansonMr. Paul TarrMr. & Mrs. Richard TaylorPeter Temple, Esq.Mrs. Norita TimoneyMr. Charles TodderudMr. & Mrs. Peter J. TorrasMr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Toy

Mrs. Jane TrippMr. Allen Tweddle &

Ms. Deborah DintenfassMr. Richard WagnerMr. & Mrs. Peter WalshMr. & Mrs. Tom WalshMrs. Kathleen WanderseeMr. & Mrs. Robert WeerMr. & Mrs. Stanley WeintraubMr. David E. WhiteMr. & Mrs. Theodore G.

WilhelmMs. Diane WilletteMrs. Barbara G. WilletteMr. & Mrs. Kim W. WilliamsMr. Morrie F. WilliamsMrs. Rita WillisMr. & Mrs. John YarnallMr. & Mrs. Robert E. YoungMr. Al ZverinaMrs. Lorraine Zwycewicz

ORGANIZATIONSAmbrogi ProduceAntica Italian RestaurantArbuss PaintingArway Linen & UniformAurora Pizza & Pasta KitchenEstate of Anne H. BaileyBelfor Property RestorationBernardon, PCBryn Mawr Trust CompanyCanasta GroupCarl Witmer’s CarpetCash & Carry Electrical Supply,

IncCatherine’s RestaurantCenter for Foot & Ankle

Surgery, P.C.Century KitchensChester County

Otolaryngology & Allergy Associates

City Window CleaningComplete TransitionsCompuData, Inc.Cozen O’ConnorDansko FoundationDeerfield Golf & Tennis Club

Delaware ParkDesigns Unlimited Interior

Landscape, Inc.Duplicate Bridge ClubDuVall Truck & Bus ServiceEd Sharpless WoodshopEverthing But the Kitchen SinkFerguson WholesaleFord’s Auto & Truck Service,

IncG RehobothGeneral Electric AppliancesGiant Food StoreThe Graham CompanyHarnish Electrical ServiceHeron’s NestHome InsteadJenner’s Pond AdministrationJenner’s Pond Bingo GroupJenner’s Pond Book ClubJenner’s Pond Dining

DepartmentJenner’s Pond Environmental

ServicesJenner’s Pond Facilities

DepartmentJenner’s Pond Preston StaffJenner’s Pond QuiltersJenner’s Pond Resident

Services- Life EnrichmentJenner’s Pond Resident’s

CouncilJenner’s Pond Sales &

Marketing DepartmentJP HarmonyJP RailridersKennett Square Golf &

Country ClubKistler Tiffany BenefitsKuzo & Grieco Funeral Home,

Inc.London Grove FramingLongwood GardensLowe’sLowe’s - AvondaleMartin Walsh Electric, Inc.McGovern, Inc.Moving SolutionsMt. Cuba Center, Inc.

Pets & FriendsPortabellos of Kennett SquareR. Brooks Mechanical, IncRobert L. Prettyman & Son,

LLCS. Griffith Termite & Pest

Management, Inc.Salon by Anthony, Inc.Salvadore EnterprisesSelect Rehabilitation, Inc.Shower Doors, Mirrors & MoreSinger Equipment CompanySouthern Chester County

Pharmacy & DME, Inc.Sovana BistroStone Masters, Inc.StormFlight DesignsSweet PeasTower Bridge AdvisorsTwelves Grill & CafeUnidine LifestylesWater Crest Farms NurseryWayward BeverageWegman’s MarketThe Whip TavernWillow Tree HospiceWinterthur Museum

SIMPSON MID-TOWN Annual Giving- Simpson Mid-Town

Individuals Mr. Russ Alexander Ms. Flossie Allen Ms. Rebecca Fan Ms. Roberta A. Healey Ms. Tammy Stephens Mr. & Mrs. Kim W. Williams

We offer our sincerest thanks to each donor who has given gifts to support one of the Simpson Senior Services communities or programs. If you discover an error or omission in this listing, please accept our apology & contact the Philanthropy Office at 610.660.9340

so we may correct our records.

If you would like to be removed from our mailing list, please notify the Philanthropy Office at Simpson Senior Services by calling 610.660.9340. Simpson Senior Services does not sell, rent or otherwise distribute demographic or personal information of any resident, volunteer, donor, friend or staff member to any other organization.

The official registration & financial information of Simpson Senior Services & its affiliates may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1 (800) 732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.

THANK YOU

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FINANCIAL SUMMARIES

Condensed Balance Sheet DECEMBER 31, 2018

Assets 2018 Cash and Cash Equivalents ....................$3,694,555 Accounts Receivable, Net. ......................... 4,510,334 Trustee Held Funds, Current .......................2,501,163 Other Current Assets .................................. 1,059,047 Total Current Assets ................................... 11,765,099

Board Designated Investments ...............18,941,091Donor Restricted ......................................... 6,993,706 Restricted Deposits ......................................... 846,397 Property and Equipment ......................... 98,624,927Beneficial Interests in Perpetual Trusts ......................................... 5,952,791Other Assets ..................................................... 444,059Total Assets ................................................ 143,568,070

Liabilities and Net AssetsCurrent Portion of Long Term Debt ........2,402,716 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expense .....................................5,698,388Accounts payable, construction ...................478,132 Accrued Payroll and Related Taxes ........ 1,802,6121 Accrued Interest ............................................... 275,954 Total Current Liabilities ............................ 10,657,802

Bonds Payable, Long-term ..................... 78,983,539 Notes and Mortgages Payable, Long-term ................................................... 8,588,086 Deferred Revenue From Advance Fees ...........................................33,527,631 Refundable Advance Fee Liability ..........55,561,317 Other Liabilities ...............................................1,246,897Total Liabilities ........................................... 188,565,272

Net Deficit ................................................ (44,997,502)Total Liabilities and Net Deficit ........$143,567,770

Condensed Statement of Operations FOR THE YEAR ENDED 12/31/2018

Unrestricted Revenue and Other Support ...................................... $49,986,957 Operating Expenses ....................................58,526,187

Operating Loss ........................................... (8,539,230)

Net Realized Investment Income ................897,520 Contributions ........................................................25,634 Other Income ...................................................... 612,669 Loss on Impairment of property and equipment .................... (1,258,903)Change in Value of Derivative Instrument ......................................................809,076

Revenues and other support less than expenses and losses ..........(7,453,234)

Net Unrealized Loss on investments ........................................ (2,161,569)Change in net deficit without donor restrictions .............................. $(9,614,803)

These illustrations summarize the consolidated audit results of Simpson Senior Services and Subsidiary Organizations completed by Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP. A copy of the audited financial statements is available upon request from the Chief Financial Officer by calling 610.660.0112, writing to Simpson Senior Services, 150 Monument Road, Suite 105, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 or by email at [email protected].

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SIMPSON SENIOR SERVICES BOARDThe Rev. James D. Anderman Vice ChairJanis Moore Campbell, Ph.D. ChairBradley DaggettRonald K. Dankanich SecretaryMitchell GersteinMichelle GollapalliMary Ann Hoffman, PT Immediate Past ChairGerald Magid TreasurerMeredith OkenquistKim W. Williams President and CEO

LEADERSHIP STAFFKim W. Williams President & CEODouglas Flasher Chief Operating OfficerMark Aguilar VP of Finance/CFORoberta A. Healey VP for PhilanthropyRussell Alexander Simpson Mid-Town Property ManagerKathy Ardekani Simpson Meadows Executive DirectorRichard Coyle Simpson House Executive DirectorBarbara Croyle Jenner’s Pond Executive Director Christine Foster Simpson Gardens Property Manager

ADVISORY COUNCILSSimpson HouseThe Rev. Thomas E. AndermanMary Bamford Vice ChairLillian CarnahanMark Goldberg, DPM ChairMary MattioniGilbert Rowe

Simpson MeadowsBenjamin BrutonThe Rev. Charles ColeElsie GatesChristopher HoltBob McMackinBen RussellBetty WilderCal Wright

Jenner’s PondMatthew J. GreicoThe Rev. James MundellCharles Oertel ChairLarry SpaidLeon Spencer, Jr.Karen VersakJanice Taylor

Simpson Mid-TownRuss AlexanderFlora CanadyMillicent ClarkAngie ColemanAnthony GatesMarcus Luk Vice ChairDiane MonroeWilhelmina J. Young

SIMPSON FOUNDATION BOARDThe Rev. James D. Anderman SecretaryThe Rev. David Brown Vice ChairThomas MorrinKay McCoy Immediate Past ChairThe Rev. James Mundell ChairAnthony PoluchKim W. WIlliams

SIMPSON SENIOR SERVICES150 Monument Road | Suite 105

Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004-1725610.660.0112

simpsonsenior.org

SIMPSON HOUSE2101 Belmont Ave

Philadelphia, PA 19131215.878.3600

simpsonhouse.org

SIMPSON MEADOWS101 Plaza Drive

Downingtown, PA 19335610.269.8400

simpsonmeadows.org

JENNER’S POND2000 Greenbriar LaneWest Grove, PA 19390

610.869.6801jennerspond.org

SIMPSON GARDENS 84 N. Lansdowne AveLansdowne, PA 19050

610.626.6303simpsongardens.org

SIMPSON MID-TOWN 1001 Green Street

Philadelphia, PA 19123simpsonmidtown.org