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Improving Access2014 Annual Report

In This ReportImproving Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Residency Program Addresses Psychiatry Shortage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

More Access to Hope, Help and Healing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Co-occurring Treatment Provides Better Quality of Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Easier Access to Services in the Heart of Grand Rapids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Collaborating on Dementia Treatment Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Researching the Impact of Forgiveness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Reducing Hospitalizations and Suicide with an Urgent Care Pilot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Revenue & Expense Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Giving Back to the Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Lives Touched . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Pine Rest Foundation —On the Move. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Pine Rest Foundation Endowment Total Grants & Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Donors to Pine Rest Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Pine Rest & Pine Rest Foundation Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

Mission & Vision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Cover

“I am so impressed and pleased with the treatment that I am receiving. It has helped me immensely. I feel much more capable of dealing with my issues/problems and I am making real progress, for the first time in years. Thank you all so much.” — A Zeeland Clinic Patient

Improving AccessI believe our Mission calls us to be always thinking about improving access—making it easier for people to receive care that will alleviate their suffering—even if there are many different visions about how to get there. This is something on which I would hope we can all agree.

Pine Rest, as an organization, needs to continually be a part of access solutions.

Sometimes this means expanding our services in underserved communities—like the new Portage Clinic. Or, partnering with providers who have similar missions in order to lower overall cost to serve, such as we’ve done with the Christian Counseling Center. Or, providing services in a unique combination that best serves an individual’s diagnosis such as the integrated mental health and substance use treatment at our new Redwood inpatient unit.

We’ll need creative models to make the most of our existing resources that improve access—like the urgent care outpatient psychiatric access project that provides access within 48 hours being piloted right now at the North Shore Clinic. Or, consolidating Pine Rest Community Services that serve mostly low income individuals to one location in downtown Grand Rapids in order to help alleviate transportation issues and make outpatient care easier for this population to access. Or, the psychiatry residency program, which will operate an outpatient psychiatry clinic that should greatly reduce the wait time for psychiatric care.

Our breadth of talent and resources position us perfectly to contribute to research that can help establish new treatments and provide better outcomes to patients such as studying the effectiveness of ECT treatments to help alleviate agitation and aggression in Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. Or, looking at how the spiritual practice of forgiveness impacts the healing process.

The Affordable Care Act and Mental Health Parity provide greater access to mental health services, but the programs still leave gaps in coverage to all as well as the affordability of residential services and copayments for those with middle to low incomes. We’ll need to call on our friends, partners and the greater community to help us provide more access to services through our Patient Assistance Fund.

Our Mission calls us to provide healing and to alleviate suffering. Today that means providing better access to care through programs that are available in a timelier manner, in a more convenient location, and positioned for the best outcomes. We strive for not just access to services…but access for everyone to wellness and hope.

Mark Eastburg, PhDPresident & CEO

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Many people have heard that there is a growing shortage of primary care physicians. But we are also facing a shortage of psychiatrists in West Michigan. Both the public and private sectors struggle to meet the demand for assessments and treatment for individuals who are in need of psychiatric care. The American Psychiatric Association recommends one psychiatrist per 10,000 people. West Michigan presently has only one per 14,000 people, and this shortage is expected to increase as Baby Boomer-aged psychiatrists retire.

“The Psychiatry Residency Program is a direct response to community need for more psychiatrists,” says Pine Rest President and CEO Mark Eastburg, PhD. “Pine Rest receives hundreds of calls each month from people who need to see a psychiatrist and yet have to experience long waits.”

In fall 2013, over 1,000 applications were received for the new psychiatry residency program. From those applications, 80 students were chosen to visit our campus from October through January for interviews, a tour of campus and lunch with faculty. From this process the Pine Rest Psychiatry Residency Program staff members ranked the candidates and the candidates ranked the programs where they interviewed. During the nationwide “Match Day” in March 2014, residents and residency programs learned which residency programs and individual medical students matched.

“I cannot begin to express in words how excited I am that we as an organization have a truly incredible and talented first year class of residents. We attracted very competitive and accomplished

medical students from across the country,” says Psychiatry Residency Program Director Dr. William Sanders. “They have a sincere passion and drive to become excellent psychiatrists. Having worked with them, I can say they each possess the essential traits of kindness, compassion and intelligence.”

Starting in 2015, the residency program will operate an outpatient psychiatry clinic that should greatly reduce the wait time for psychiatric care. We are hopeful that many of these residents will choose to stay and practice in our community after they have completed their training.

Residency Program Addresses Psychiatry ShortagePine Rest is building its Psychiatry Residency Program and will have 32 residents when all four years are filled in 2017. The first residency class started on July 1, 2014.

1 psychiatrist for every 10,000 The American Psychiatric Association recommendation

1 psychiatrist for every 14,000 Number of psychiatrists currently practicing in West Michigan

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The nine psychiatry residents are: (font row, left to right) Jeremy Petrous, Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine; Emina Bajrovic, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine; Ryan Doyle, University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine; (back row, left to right) Jessica O’Mara, Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine; Emily Frederiksen, University of Minnesota; Andrew Riegel, Western University College of Osteopathic Medicine; Ali Saleem, Wayne State University; Rebecca Crosbie, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine; and Kelsey Lamb, University of Louisville.

“The residency program means better and quicker treatment for our patients,” says Dr. Sanders.

Pine Rest offers residents the opportunity to work in an inpatient, outpatient, and residential environment. Working within the complete continuum of behavioral health services in the same organization is unique. In addition, rotations will include general medicine experience, consultation liaison in acute care hospitals and exposure to neurology.

William Sanders, DO

Psychiatry Residency Program Director

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In any given year 1 in 4 adults experiences a mental illness; approximately 60%

received no mental health services

1 in 5 teens experiences a mental illness; approximately 50% received no mental health servicesSource: National Alliance on Mental Illness

The need for counseling, therapy and other outpatient services has never been greater. Mental health parity laws have given people improved ability to access behavioral health services. And younger generations are more willing to talk about and seek help with their mental health.

In 2014, Pine Rest added two clinics to its outpatient clinic network—Christian Counseling Center and the new Pine Rest Portage Clinic. In the past fiscal year, 267 Pine Rest clinicians provided over 260,000 client visits. Now with 19 locations throughout Michigan and Iowa, our outpatient clinic network can provide over 300,000 visits per year.

Christian Counseling CenterIn May 2014, Pine Rest welcomed Christian Counseling Center (CCC)—an organization with a similar mission and values plus a long history of similar work. Our coming together enhances both of our missions and is a natural fit.

It’s important to note that the CCC has been a strong organization. That said, its board and leadership recognized that in the coming years it would be increasingly difficult for a standalone entity to afford the infrastructure necessary to thrive in a highly networked, digital era. By coming together, we can exercise stewardship by not requiring two like-minded organizations to duplicate that infrastructure.

“I see this consolidation as an example of good stewardship,” says Mark Eastburg, PhD, Pine Rest

More Access to Hope, Help and HealingA couple needs marriage counseling to help save their marriage after the death of a child. A college student is feeling anxiety and depression from the weight of his class load, part-time job and financial pressures. A child is having trouble concentrating in school, acting out and being bullied. A recently retired teacher puts her life on hold to care for her sister who has just been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.

The Pine Rest clinic network can now provide over 300,000 client visits per year.

president and CEO. “By merging, we can expand the impact of scarce behavioral health resources and find efficiencies that will allow us to serve even more people.”

New Outpatient Clinic in Portage“Since the very opening of the Kalamazoo Clinic, we have had requests to provide services at a location more convenient to persons living in Portage and the other communities south of Portage,” says Jon Weeldreyer, MA, manager of both the Kalamazoo and Portage clinics.

In March 2014, Pine Rest opened a new outpatient clinic in Portage, Michigan, with seven therapists. Individual, family, couple and group services are available for age groups from young children to older adults. The clinic provides services for mental health disorders, substance use disorders, as well as integrated services for persons dealing with both.

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Integrated Treatment Provides Better Quality of Life

Historically, when mental illness and a substance use diagnosis co-occur, managing treatment of both separately has been difficult. However, current research has shown that treating both conditions together consistently leads to healthier outcomes for patients, including better medication management and reduction of psychiatric relapses, substance use, violence, suicide, legal problems, and utilization of the emergency room or inpatient services.

Pine Rest has seen an increase in patients with co-occurring mental health and substance use diagnoses over the past decade. One of only a few in the country, the new Redwood Unit at Pine Rest is a comprehensive, integrated treatment center dedicated to the treatment and care of patients with these types of co-occurring disorders.

“We estimate that more than one-third of our total annual inpatient visits are people diagnosed with co-occurring disorders,” says Lisa Schirmer, Ph.D., Director of Clinical Practice and Utilization Management. “This unit will allow us to treat these patients in one place to integrate their treatment experience.”

In February 2014, patients moved into the new state-of-the-art, 22-bed inpatient hospital unit named Redwood located in the Van Andel

Co-occurring Treatment Provides Better Quality of LifeAccording to the Journal of the American Medical Association, approximately 50 percent of individuals diagnosed with a severe mental illness are also affected by a substance use disorder. In addition, those living with mental illness are especially sensitive to the effects of alcohol and other drugs. In some cases, individuals have used these substances to self-medicate or manage certain psychiatric symptoms.

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The Redwood Unit is one of only a

few inpatient psychiatric facilities in

the country fully integrating treatment

for mental illness and substance use.

Center. The new 20,000 square foot wing includes four single barrier-free rooms, six single rooms and six semi-private rooms.

The Redwood Unit was part of the 3-phase LEAP construction project which resulted in a facilities investment of $12.24 million and hiring of an additional 40 full time staff.

50% of individuals with a severe mental illness are also affected by a substance use disorderSource: National Alliance on Mental Illness

Several Pine Rest programs relocated into the new space, including StreetReach, Community Case Management, an Integrated Medicine Clinic and the DeMey Clinic. The four programs work with about 800 clients annually.

“These programs had outgrown their locations and many of their leases were expiring, so we started looking for other options that made sense for our clients,” says Harmony Gould, Director of Fiscal Operations, Community & Residential Services. “Dwelling Place is a great partner. We have many clients in common, most of whom have transportation issues that can be a barrier to getting to appointments and the help they need. The partnership was a way for Pine Rest to combine services and provide a more convenient and welcoming presence in downtown Grand Rapids.”

The new facility includes 16 rooms that are used for interviews, including telepsychiatry, therapy and exam rooms as well as group and larger meeting rooms. Services offered include psychiatry, medication management, individual and group therapy, addiction services, peer support specialists and case management.

“The office area is friendly, inviting and therapeutic, but also takes into consideration both confidentiality and safety issues,” says Gould. “Our clients have given very positive feedback about the new space and location.”

In addition, the centralized office is able to schedule clients for same-day assessments. Already this practice has helped to decrease the no-show rate by nearly 50%, since many times clients have difficulty finding transportation and getting time off from their employer for a future date.

Easier Access to Services in the Heart of Grand RapidsOn March 17, 2014, Pine Rest Community Services opened at its new location in downtown Grand Rapids on Commerce Avenue between Bartlett and Goodrich Streets. The 15,100 sq. ft. space runs along Commerce Avenue. It is part of the Herkimer renovation project owned by Dwelling Place of Grand Rapids.

50% Decrease in no-show rate for intake appointments since same-day assessments were introduced

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The new, centralized downtown location relieves transportation issues for many clients.

Family members were pleased to see loved ones in substantially less distress.

Dementia patients who were severely agitated and aggressive benefitted from electroconvulsive therapy.

“The experience is frightening for patients, who often are unable to describe what they are thinking or feeling,” says Louis Nykamp, MD, Pine Rest ECT Medical Director. “And it causes distress for family members and caregivers.”

Dementia patients who were severely agitated and aggressive benefitted from electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) in a study conducted by researchers at Pine Rest, McLean Hospital at Harvard Medical School and Duke University School of Medicine. The preliminary study involved 23 patients, and most showed significant improvement after treatment.

“Unfortunately, a lot of people’s information and understanding of ECT comes from older movies, where it is dramatized as barbaric,” he said. “The actual procedure is radically different than what is portrayed in the movies.”

In the treatment, patients are given medication to fall asleep, followed by medicine to relax the muscles. Two electrodes are placed on a patient’s scalp, and deliver a five- to seven-second electrical current that induces a brief seizure in the brain. After 20 minutes in a recovery room, the patient is ready to return home or go back to his or her hospital room.

The Pine Rest clinicians received positive feedback from some family members of the patients in the study. “They were pleased to see loved ones in substantially less distress,” he said. “to be able to interact with them, to know they could be fed and clothed and cared for without a boxing match at every turn provided a good deal of relief.”

“We don’t have the medication tools in our toolbox often to sufficiently help with the degree of agitation and distress that we sometimes see in severe dementia,” he said. “(ECT) represents an effective approach, and with a good margin of safety. Results were encouraging and suggest that ECT may be a rapidly acting, safe, and effective treatment for certain patients with dementia and behavioral disturbances that do not respond to or tolerate standard behavioral interventions and medications. Future research is warranted.”

The Pine Rest research group hopes to collaborate and be a part of this larger study to confirm the results of this preliminary trial.

The study was published in the May 2014 issue of the International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry for their contributions to the research project. The Pine Rest clinicians involved in the research are psychiatrists Eric D. Achtyes, MD; Jack A. Mahdasian, MD; Louis J. Nykamp, MD; nurse Lori Van der Schuur White, RN; and LeAnn Smart, Research Coordinator.

Collaborating on Dementia Treatment ResearchAgitation and aggression are among the most frequent and disruptive behavioral complications of dementia that contribute to increased cost of care, hospitalization, caregiver burden, and risk of premature institutionalization. Dementia patients may refuse clothing changes or bathing. And when caregivers try to help, those with the complication of dementia may yell, hit, kick, shove and bite.

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Integrated Treatment Provides Better Quality of Life

In October 2013, Pine Rest Pastoral Servicesopened enrollment for a study in collaboration with Fuller School of Psychology to investigatethe impact of forgiveness and spiritual distress on the treatment outcomes for individuals in apsychiatric inpatient setting.

Rev. Karl VanHarn, DMin, Director of Pastoral Services, is the principal investigator, andRev. Janet Carter, MDiv, BCC, Chaplain, is the co-investigator. The two are working closelywith adult inpatient staff to identify patients for the study.

The overarching purpose is to examine the natureand possible impact of forgiveness (i.e., interpersonal, self, and divine) on the spiritual functioning ofpatients in an inpatient psychiatry program. The study draws on qualitative questions andstandardized quantitative assessments.

“The Pastoral Services staff discussed a list of topics for research. We wanted it to be a topicthat would benefit our patients and the care we provide at Pine Rest,” said Rev. Van Harn.“The research results could influence the way we lead groups and the conversations we havewith patients.”

Patient participation in the study is voluntary and is open to men and women of all races, religionsand national origins. Two questionnaires are completed while at Pine Rest. A third is completedtwo months after discharge.

Researching the Impact of Forgiveness Can working on forgiveness during an inpatient stay lead to better mental and spiritual health? Does practicing forgiveness reduce spiritual distress? What are the unique spiritual and mental health consequences of the three different types of forgiveness?

Pine Rest Pastoral Services is studying the impact of forgiveness and spiritual distress on treatment outcomes.

“One patient thought the study would be difficult and uncomfortable, but he felt it would help him talk about his issues,” says Rev. Carter. “Other patients have said they enjoy being able to make a difference. It makes them feel good.”

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“The research results could influence the way we lead groups and the conversations we have with patients.”

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However, what if you are suffering from a mental health issue that requires urgent psychiatric attention? All too often, the answer is a long wait for access to care that could take several weeks, while your condition gets progressively worse.

In July 2013, Pine Rest’s North Shore Clinic implemented a pilot program that reduces long waits for urgent access to psychiatric care and provides a much needed lifeline to those suffering from an urgent mental health issue.

“This new model of care is much needed in the community,” says Megan Zambiasi, MA, manager of the North Shore Clinic during the pilot.

“We are now able to provide the kind of urgent mental health care that can help prevent hospitalizations and decrease the number of suicides.” Studies show that before many individuals attempt suicide, they often seek out services from a health care provider.

The point person for the program triages potential cases as they are presented to the clinic. After assessment, the case is assigned to the psychiatry team at the clinic and clients are treated according to the severity of the case. The North Shore program provides urgent access to care within 48 business hours; and for non urgent cases, every attempt is made to offer an appointment within two weeks. It’s a significant accomplishment for any clinic, especially one with a service area that extends from Ludington to Olive Township.

“We started by providing urgent care two hours per week,” says Zambiasi. “We are currently offering eight urgent care hours per week, and these hours can be used flexibly for new

Reducing Hospitalizations and Suicide with an Urgent Care PilotImagine you are in need of urgent medical attention. For most of us, a trip to a primary care physician or the local urgent care center would result in your medical condition being treated as quickly as possible.

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“We are now able to provide the kind of urgent mental health care that can help prevent hospitalizations and decrease the number of suicides.”

evaluations, appointments for current patients with urgent needs, or a combination of the two. Our model does not substitute for emergency care. Our emergency protocols have not changed and individuals are directed to call 911 in the event of an emergency. However, in an urgent situation, we now have the ability to provide clients the opportunity to be treated before the condition becomes an emergency.”

The model provides a template for similar services at Pine Rest outpatient clinics. “People were not getting in to our offices quickly enough,” says Zambiasi. “Staff assigned to the project really embraced the effort because they recognized the tremendous need that is present in all our communities.”

Within 5 days Window of time from call to appointment since the pilot started.

Revenue & Expense Summary

Revenues June 30, 2014 June 30, 2013

Net patient service revenue $75,634,693 $65,193,220

Contract services income 20,654,336 22,400,417

Investment return 8,453,166 6,032,789

Unrestricted contributions 1,243,075 1,074,267

Other revenues and gains 4,039,667 1,730,587

Total Revenue $110,024,937 $96,431,280

Expenses Salaries $63,603,903 $58,649,304

Employee benefits 14,193,711 11,849,012

Supplies and other 15,393,422 13,950,536

Depreciation 3,437,861 3,069,166

Interest and bank charges 403,234 419,614

Bad debts 1,089,712 905,976

Patient assistance (donor supported) 1,326,812 958,572

Self insurance and malpractice costs 435,292 401,391

Contracted services 1,802,474 1,222,731

Total expense $101,686,421 $91,426,302

Excess (deficit) of revenues over expenses

To be used for debt retirement, organizational reserves and capital expenditures $8,338,516 $5,004,978

A copy of the audited financial statement is available upon request.

As you review these numbers, please note the following: • Revenue from our core clinical services grew by 16% due in part from Pine Rest acquiring 22 licensed hospital beds from Saint Mary’s

to support our new residency program. Demand for Pine Rest services remains steady and strong

• Contract services income figure relates to those amounts reimbursed to Pine Rest for expenses incurred in relation to our joint operating agreement with Saint Mary’s Health Care

• Investment related income reflects the gains and losses on all of Pine Rest’s investments, including the Pine Rest Foundation. These gains reflect our participation in the broader financial market’s appreciation in the past few years

• Overall expenses grew by 11%, which reflects the added expense required to support the significant revenue growth

• Operating performance remains stable

• Excess of revenues over expenses reflect that there are more funds available for debt retirement, reserves and future capital expenditures in future years

• Our task remains to be responsible stewards as we better meet the mental health needs of the communities we serve

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Giving Back to the Community

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Providing financial support and resources is another way that Pine Rest assures access to compassionate behavioral health care to those underserved in our communities. Sometimes this means that we provide a service for less than the full cost. Other times, we provide services even when we know the patient, client or resident will be unable to pay the bill.

Community Benefit Category June 30, 2014 June 30, 2013

Foundation Grants Underwriting for programs that would otherwise not have been produced $490,649 $455,912 Patient Assistance Funding to help qualified individuals pay their mental health bill $1,326,782 $993,619 Caring Communities Funding for inner-city mental health initiatives $103,324 $85,664 Services Produced at a Loss Services where the amount charged does not cover the full cost of providing Clinic Network (Outpatient Services) $1,606,816 $1,555,085 Developmentally Disabled Residential Services $432,478 $250,450 Residential Services $231,141 $236,906 Adolescent Residential Services $755,711 $302,012 Addiction Residential Services $832,059 $741,654 Behavioral Health Solutions $- $66,418 Debt Forgiveness Amounts written off when consumer is unable to pay $1,038,462 $881,153

TOTAL $6,817,422 $5,568,873

Clinic Network

DD Residential

Residential

Adolescent Residential

Foundation Grants

Debt Forgiveness

Patient Assistance

Services Produced at a LossCaring

Communities

Giving Back 2014 Services Provided at a Loss

Addiction Residential

Lives Touched In FY 2014, Pine Rest staff personally interacted with 44,244 individuals seeking our services.

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FY 2014 FY 2013 Hospital Based Services Inpatient Admissions 5,908 5,673

Inpatient Patient Days 58,062 54,775

Inpatient Average Daily Census 159.1 150.1

Partial Hospitalization Admissions 1,460 1,398

Partial Hospitalization Program Days 4,339 5,298

Partial Hospitalization Average Daily Census 17.2 20.9 Average Length of Stay Inpatient 9.8 9.7

Partial Hospitalization 3.0 3.8

Residential Services Residential Days of Care 72,180 74,106

Residential Average Daily Census 198 203

Outpatient & Community Services Outpatient Visits—Clinic Network 260,599 241,650* Outpatient Visits—Community Services 32,422 34,513 Outpatient Visits—Total 295,021 276,163*

*Adjusted from 2013 Annual Report based on new billing system implemented in the Outpatient Clinic Network 2013-2014.

“I was treated with the utmost care and respect—becoming a patient was the hardest and best decision I’ve ever made.” – A Southwest Clinic Patient

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Pine Rest Foundation On the MoveI am pleased to introduce myself in this publication as the new executive director of the Pine Rest Foundation. I began my role in April 2014, and it has been energizing to learn more about Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services’ long history in our community, including the generations of people who have made such a difference to this institution. I have gained important insights and have begun to initiate ways to enhance the Foundation’s support of Pine Rest over time, and I look forward to sharing progress with you in the years ahead. However, before we move forward, the annual report is about taking a look back. I want to extend my gratitude to the leaders who preceded me. Randy Johnson transitioned out of the executive director role into retirement at the end of 2014. During that transition, Pete Harkema stepped in as interim executive director, ably steering the ship while the search for my position progressed. Under his leadership, new programmatic elements that had been under development were launched.

Mission Builders is a way to stay connected to those who have served Pine Rest in a variety of capacities—from past employment to volunteer service. Many of these individuals remain passionate about our work and offer a unique perspective that we hope to keep at the table.

PR Connect is a group of diverse young leaders who are engaged in reducing the stigma of mental illness among their peers, and the broader community, by opening a dialogue about behavioral health. The group is serving an important role in augmenting our communications, with a goal of making people receptive to seeking care when it is needed.

During this time, the Foundation team continued to raise funds in support of Pine Rest—for the Pine Rest Foundation Endowment, for strategic projects and programs and for a key priority, the Patient Assistance Fund (PAF), which exists to ensure that those with financial need can secure needed treatments.

A portion of the annual endowment distribution goes toward the PAF, but this does not meet the need. Each year, the Foundation also raises current funds to fill the gap; however, the need is growing. That is why programs like Mission Builders and PR Connect are so important. Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services can meet its mission better by having more advocates who understand the importance of behavioral health care and of providing access to services. We need more people to share the message that a grateful family member recently shared with us:

“My hope is that funding for PAF is made a high priority, especially for those young people who need help. If a family cannot afford to pay, it’s imperative that there is help available for them. Truly, [therapy] saves lives…lives worth saving.”

Who are among our strongest advocates in carrying this message? Our donors. They have taken a step beyond advocacy to action. In the following pages, you will see the names of those who have made a commitment to individuals and families such as this one, a commitment of caring. They are the backbone of our work. Through their philanthropy, they stand arm-in-arm with us as Pine Rest responds to those who are seeking a solution. They open up new possibilities for those who are in need of hope. Our thanks go to each and every one of them.

Teresa A. Newmarch Executive Director, Pine Rest Foundation

Pine Rest Foundation Endowment Total Grants & Gifts The Foundation distributed nearly $1 million from the endowment this fiscal year through the Wondergem Grant Program and the Patient Assistance Fund.

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Administration

Professional Practice Group

Residential Services

Hospital Based Services

Patient Assistance Fund

Casey Wondergem Grant Program Foundation Approved Administration

Psychiatric Residency Program Start-up $170,000 Pine Rest Grant Team $50,000

The Pine Rest Research Expansion Program $19,500

Professional Practice Group (PPG)

Serving Seniors and Their Families $22,750

Best Practice Workgroup $19,500

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Intensive Training Project $12,090

Clinical Use of Digital Technology to Improve Outcomes and the Collection of Outcomes $11,550

Residential Services

Outcomes Consultation Project Phase II $24,000

Staff Development Project Renewal $18,837

DBT Program at Community Case Management $5,850

Trauma Informed Care, Sensory Integration and Resident Welcoming Center $45,353

CRS Wellness Grant $8,000

Hospital Based Services (HBS) Developing Infrastructure to Support Measuring Outcomes in Partial Hospital Programs $14,000

Improving Evidence Based Practice in Caring for Persons with Developmental Disabilities $35,500

Individualizing Plan of Care for Persons with Self-Injurious Impulses and Behaviors $5,200

TOTAL $462,130

Patient Assistance Fund General $199,000

Pine Rest Christian Homes $291,649

Iowa $7,221

TOTAL $497,870

Total Gifts from the Pine Rest Foundation Endowment $960,000

Donors to Pine Rest Foundation JULY 1, 2013 – JUNE 30, 2014

Anne AalbersAccurate Regrinding ServiceJames AchterhofDaniel & Sonia AchtyesDr. Eric & Katie AchtyesAHSAAjacs Die Sales CorporationMarie AlbersAmy AlbertsonPeter & Roseann AleksynasMary AlferinkAlger HardwareAlger Heights Neighborhood AssociationAlger Park Christian Reformed Church,

Grand Rapids, MISteve AllesW. James & Susan AllredSarah AlsabbaghGeorge & Esther AlsumAlto Christian Reformed Church, Waupun, WIAMDG Architects, Inc.Amerikam, Inc.Bruce AndersonCharles & Linda AndersonDonald & Mary AndersonErin AndersonTed AndrieseAnonymousHenry ApolAnnette ApothekerKimberly ArbourDr. Alan & Kathryn ArmstrongRev. Harry & Kathryn ArnoldArtesia First Christian Reformed Church,

Artesia, CAASR Health BenefitsMary AssinkAT&T Christine AudetteDr. Joseph Auffrey, Jr.Hilda AukemanWilliam & Sue AupperleeBrian AusdemoreB.J. and C.L. Cebelak FoundationCatherine BaileyBaird Foundation, Inc.David & Debra BakerDean Baker

Dwight & Tamara BakerRalph & Verna BakerMarvin & Janet BakkerThea Groenewold BakkerPeter & Michelle BaldwinDonald & Marguerite BallastBecky & Bryan BandstraRichard & Cynthia BandstraThe Bank of Northern MichiganThomas & Dianne BarkerHenry BarlowBarnabas FoundationMary Ann BarnabyDr. Leonard BartoszewiczPhilip & Marilyn BattjesJudith BaxterRonald & Mary BaylorRev. Michael & Donna BaynaiGail BazzettBeckwith Hills Christian Reformed Church,

Grand Rapids, MIGertrude BeelenJames & Patricia BeelenCarl BegerowChristine BehrensHenry & Marian BeltmanRaymond & Ronda BenedictMargaret BennettJohn & Micki BenzJoan BerendsWilliam & Willemina BerghoefWillard & Grace BerkenpasLouis & Janis BerkhofScott BerneckerSteven & Nancy BerryDavid & Dorothy BestemanMartin & Martha BestemanBethany Christian Reformed Church,

Holland, MIBethany Christian Services of Northern MIBethany Reformed Church, Kalamazoo, MIBethel Christian Reformed Church,

Oskaloosa, IABethel Christian Reformed Church,

Fulton, ILBethel Christian Reformed Church,

Zeeland, MIBethel Christian Reformed Church,

Lansing, ILBethel Reformed Church, Brandon, WIMarion & Marlene Betten FoundationRonald & Norma BettenBetten ImportsWilliam & Tess BeukemaGordon BeuteDr. William & Jill Beute

René BeyetteMichael & Donna BiekerJohn & Judith BielemaJames & Kathleen BierensBill Marsh Automotive GroupDaniel & Anne BitzerPeter BlackburnDonald & Lydia BlanchardEdward & Carol BlankespoorDoug & Lisa BleaseGary & Gerry BleekerEarlene BlevinsDavid BloemJames & Diane BloemRose BloemMitchell BlueBlue Cross Blue Shield of MichiganDr. Thomas & Linda BockRev. Harold & Helen BodeAlbert BoersAlbert & Elaine BoersScott & Jill BolinderCynthia BoltSuzanne BoltBrent & Rachel BomersHelen BonzelaarMary BoomsmaJoel & Leslie BoonstraSid & Carol BoonstraWilliam & Beatrice BoorsmaWilma BootsmaBorculo Christian Reformed Church,

Zeeland, MILois BordewykDave & Peg BornKristina BortonAnn BosRev. Robert & Dr. Tamala BosCarol & Ronald BoschDan BoschDonna BoschJeffrey & Cindy BoschHenry & Linda BosmaElizabeth BossGordon & Rita BossJames & Angie BosscherKim BosscherTimothy & Patricia BosscherBetty BoumaJohn & Sharon BoumaDr. Peter BoumgardenRobert & Jill BouwsDonna BovaGreg & Ruth BovenBowerman, Bowden, Ford,

Clulo & Luyt, PC

Dr. Roger & Janet BoydDavid BrattDonald & Jean BremerSophie BremerRobert & Pamela BrenzingPeg & Rick BreonMark BreonKathy BreslinJonathan BrewsterJohanna BrinkRhonda & Stephen BrinkStephen & Norma BrinkJoseph BrinksLouise BrinksRichard & Marilyn BrinksKenneth & Katherine BrockMargaret BrockSteven & Trina BrockDana BroderickAndrew & Harriet BroekhuizenJohn BroekhuizenPhilip & Stephanie BroekhuizenKathleen BrogrenBrookfield Christian Reformed Church,

Brookfield, WIThe Brooks FamilyBrookside Christian Reformed Church,

Grand Rapids, MIBruce & Janine BroussardMerrie BrouwerKarlene BrownellDaniel BruckenArlene BrugginkRev. Rozanne Bruins & Dr. George BruinsJames & Ellen BruinsmaWilliam & Norma BruinsmaWilliam & Karen BruinsmaRoger & Connie BrummelPhyllis BrunstingD. Brynley & Carla JonesJohn BuckhoutWilliam & Gertrude BuikemaDan BuistJack & Patricia BuistBuist Electric, Inc.Paul BuitenBuiten & Associates, LLCGordon & Mary BuitendorpHarvey & Jean BultemaHenry & Dorothy BultsmaJennifer BurchardtA. Marvin & Marilyn BurdinieBurgess PaintingKevin & Carol BurkeMarilyn BurmanKathleen Burmania

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Carol BurtonAmy BushBrent & Cindy BusscherRobert & Ruth BusscherMark & Debra BussisGlen & Julie ButerKathleen ButeynCarol ButlerDan & Carol ButlerMichael & Rebecca BuwaldaCarolyn & Eric BuzzellBradley & Julie BylByron Center Meats, Inc.Byron Center Protestant Reformed Church, Byron Center, MICC Fine JewelryRon & Diane CalsbeekCalvary Christian Reformed Church, Pella, IACurt & Patty CampbellKenneth & Kay CapiscioltoKimberly CareyCarls of Lake-O, Inc.John & Linda CarmanJohn CarrelRev. Janet CarterNancy CarterJohn CassadyDC CavenderCedar Christian Reformed Church, Cedar, IACarolyn CekanderCentral Avenue Christian Reformed Church, Holland, MICentral Elevator CompanyCentral United Methodist Church, Traverse City, MICerny Industries, LLCJoseph & Anna CerroneStacey CharronDr. Todd & Amanda ChasseeChemical BankThomas & Jennie ChenChild & Family ServicesDavid & Jessica ChristensenDr. Randall & Anne ChristensonTom & Nancy ChurchNancy ClarkClark Manufacturing Co.Lois ClevelandBrooke CliftonDaniel & Deborah CochKenneth & Harriet CoelingJacoba CokColdwell Banker Schmidt RealtorsMarcus & Janise ColeCollar ClinicJohn & Donella CollinsAlfred & Alice ComdureComerica Bank - Grand RapidsJames & Dorothy CompereConklin Reformed Church, Conklin, MIWarren & Sharon ConleyValerie Cook

Cook HoldingsIlene CooperCorners LimitedCottage Grove Christian Reformed Church, South Holland, ILBrent & Jane CottinghamCottonwood Heights Christian Reformed Church, Jenison, MIKen & Gina CourtsCovenant Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, MICowan Lake Park AssociationValerie CramerCranker’s Restaurant & BreweryCredit Union ONEJames CronanPaul & Carolyn CrowderGregory & Kathleen CroweCrowe HorwathCrystal FlashCTS TelecomColleen & Robert CullisonMatthew CushmanCutlerville East Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, MICutlerville EyecareCutlerville Gaines Chamber of CommerceElizabeth CyrFrank & Carmel D’AmelioPatricia DagleDr. David & Rosemary DainingSylvia DainingRichard DaleboutJohn & Joyce DarkF. Louise David

Davidson PlyformsRuth & Ron DavisEdward & Carol DeBoerJack & Jennifer DeBoerJoanne DeBoerLisa DeBoerViola DeBoerMarla & Albert DeBruineRichard & Donna DeckingaNicole DeFeverWilliam DeGoodNorman & Mary DeGraafPeter & Laura DeGuireBruce & Marion DeHaan

Dennis DeHaanEvelyn DeHaanJames & Patricia DeHaanNicholas & Phyllis DeHaanRobert & Virginia DeHaanWarren & Angel DeHaanDeHaan Tile & Floor Covering, Inc.Lee & Lucy DeHeerDan DeissHoward & Norma DeJongBob & Mary Jo DeJongElizabeth DeJongeDouglas & Sandra DeKockRoger & Marcia DeKockRobert & Vivian DeKoningWilliam & Nancy DeKrygerDr. H. J. DeMaagdArnold & Renae DePagterDale & Elizabeth DeppeFrank & Bernice DeppeJeremy & Daniela DeppeDonald DeRuiterElaine DeStigterDavid DetersDr. Constance DeVantierDawn DeVisserDouglas & Maria DeVos FoundationRichard & Helen DeVos FoundationDr. Daniel & Marian DeVriesHerman & Joanne DeVriesJames & Brenda DeVriesDr. Ronald & Lisa DeVriesRyan DeVriesRoxanne DeWeerdTimothy & Margo DeWitt

DeWitt Conduit FoundationMarilyn DeYoungThomas & Tamara DickinsonNancy & Gary DicksonHenry & Tena DiederingTim & Brenda DieffenbachGary & Nancy DiephouseDavid & Rebecca DijkstraLamont & Ruth DirkseGary DirksenScott & Pam DixonJune DobiesKatherine DoezemaMichael & Suzanne Doherty

James & Kelly DomagalaElzo DoorlagHenry & Karen DoornRay & Linda DornbuschWayne DornbushCheryl & Sidney DotingaDrs. Dean & Joan DownsAlvin & Mari-Lynn DozemanMargaret DreyerJohn & Catherine DrukkerDavid & Rebecca DullWebster DunbarMarsha DungogRandy & Shawn DurkeeDr. Thomas & Mary DuthlerHeather DuthlerChuck DykeCharles & Ruth DykemaHenry & Cora DykemaArlene DykstraCurtis DykstraMark & Virginia DykstraPaul & Carol DykstraRobert & Marilyn DykstraRoseann DykstraThomas & Lois DykstraDynamic Realty Corporate Financial CenterEast Martin Christian Reformed Church, Martin, MIEast Palmyra Christian Reformed Church, Palmyra, NYEast Side Christian Reformed Church, Warrensville Heights, OHJohn Eastburg

Dr. Mark & Susan EastburgSue EastmanThomas & Julie EbelsBruce & Amy EckertDonna & Mark EcklesdaferEdgar & Elsa Prince FoundationDale Eding & Carol DeKorteEdward JonesGerrit & Arlene EgedyBrian EhlersThe Honorable Vernon & Jo EhlersEikenhout Inc.Harold & Julene EitenKaren Eizenga

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“I owe my current success and life satisfaction as well as my personal inner strength to the knowledge and education given to me here. Caring people that have guided me and the excellent group topics, communication techniques taught and relationships built. I am a new person as a result of Pine Rest. ” — An Addictions Medicine Patient

Douglas & Gail ElenbaasEleanor ElenbaasJack ElenbaasLemuel ElijahStephen & Colleen ElkinsDr. Marshall & Mary EllensTim & Faith ElliottRoberta & Robert ElliottGary EllisHannah Elzinga

Thomas & Patricia ElzingaDr. Thomas & Beverly ElzingaElzinga & VolkersDave & Rita EngelsBob & Sarah EngsterJack & Sharon EriksEscalon Christian Reformed Church,

Escalon, CABruce & Donna EssebaggersVern & Judith EssenbergVonda EssenburgMarianne EssingEtna Supply Co.Aalt & Elly EvansEXCEL Office Interiors, Inc.June FaasseCharles FaberFaith Christian Reformed Church,

Pella, IAFaith Christian Reformed Church,

Holland, MIFaith Reformed Church,

Traverse City, MIFaith United Church of God,

Grand Rapids, MILee & Joann FarnhamSusan FarrellKathleen FaulknerDr. Laurence FeenstraMac FehsenfeldFehsenfeld Charitable FoundationVerna FeikemaJon FeikensFellowship Reformed Church,

Holland, MIDiane & Roger FennemaIrma FennemaJames & Kathy FeringaFidelity Brokerage Services, LLCFidelity Charitable Gift FundFifth Third Bank

Francis & Janice FikeJim FinneyFirst Christian Reformed Church,

Hudsonville, MIFirst Cutlerville Christian Reformed

Church, Byron Center, MIFirst Jenison Christian Reformed Church,

Jenison, MIFirst Prinsburg Christian Reformed Church,

Prinsburg, MN

First Reformed Church, Aplington, IAFirst United Methodist Church,

Grand Rapids, MIRaymond FisherPatricia FiteLois FlaigN. Lucile Fles Charitable Lead TrustFloor Covering BrokersDr. Robert & Sandra FooteFord Insurance Agency, Inc.Karen FosterFourteenth Street Christian Reformed

Church, Holland, MIDr. Philip FoxThomas & Mickie FoxFranklin Street Clothing, Inc.Shanna FrederiksenAmy & Randall FreeburgMegan FreedJohn & Sandra FreemanDr. Kenneth & Bette FrieswykDoris FrobelJames & Michelle FrylingDr. Edwin & Joan FuderFuller Avenue Christian Reformed Church,

Grand Rapids, MIJudith FunkDr. Kevin & Elaine FurmagaPaul & Joan GalinskiFred & Deborah GallowayDavid GantzThe Honorable Patricia Gardner &

Kim DestigterDaniel & Linda GarrettGaston Family ChiropracticKevin GauthierDan & Lou Ann GaydouChristina Gaydou-PittmanGazelle SportsRev. Nelson GebbenSara & Harold Gee

Charles & Julie GeenenTerry & Kristi GeertmanLarry & Faye GemmenGenesis Non-Profit Housing CorporationGentex CorporationWilliam & Carol GentherAndrew & Melissa GeorgeStephen & Linda GeorgeGeorgetown Christian Reformed Church,

Hudsonville, MI

Lawrence GerritsenRobert GerritsenTom & Eileen GiffordR. Catherine GiguereGary & Pamela GilchristPatrick & Kim GillGalard & Dawn GilroyRichard & Mary GlendeningRobert & Beth GoemanBrandon GoosenChristine GornikElaine GortGraafschap Christian Reformed Church,

Holland, MIThomas & Margaret GrahamRev. Wes & Karin Granberg-MichaelsonGrand Flower Growers, Inc.Grand Rapids Commercial Real EstateGrand Rapids Community FoundationMarilyn GrantRichard & Carla GrantGrant Christian Reformed Church, Grant, MISusanne GrassmidJeffrey GrayGreat Lakes Fasteners & Supply CompanyGreat Lakes Stainless, Inc.Greater Ottawa County United WayDr. Kelly GreeneDavid & Lisa GreinerPaul GrevengoedRev. Donald & Martheen GriffioenJames & Bonnie GriffioenJenny GriffithsDarrell & Deb GritterDavid & Linda GritterMildred GritterRobert & Ruth GritterBernard & Patricia GroeninkSheryl GroothuisDavid GrossGrotenhuis

Lois GrotenrathJoel & Nancy GrummKathryn GruppenSera & Elliot GruszkaJosh & Rachel GrysenD. Scott GuthreyJanet & Nelson HaanRonald & Debra HaanZachary HaanHabitat for Humanity of Kent County

ReStoreKaren HadleyKathleen HagenTerrence & Karen HalmRev. Carl & Sandra HalquistDr. Scott & Betsy HalsteadHamilton Reformed Church, Hamilton, MIRuth HamstraDonald & Joanna HaneckowHanley Christian Reformed Church,

Grandville, MIHarold & Sadie HansenPaul & June HansenHarborside DentalTerry & Karen HarePeter & Jillaine HarkemaDavid & Grace HarperChad & Jennifer HarrisIna HarrisRoland HartWilliam & Marilyn HartmanGenevieve HartwigEdward & Barb HassenrikHastings Mutual Insurance Company

Charitable FoundationMichael HathawayHattie Hannah Keeney Trust FundRobert & Nancy HavemanChristopher HavenHaven Reformed Church, Hamilton, MIDean & Janiece HaverdinkHawkeye Council Calvinist Cadet CorpsPatricia HawkinsLisa HawleyJames & Colleen HaydenSteve & Brenda HeacockHeart of West Michigan United WayRichard & Tracy HeemstraHeeren Bros. Inc.Kurt & Kathy HeidmannDr. Louis HelderEarl & Edith HemmekeJon & Mary HenkeRuth HenninkThomas & Susan HeplerThe Heritage GroupRodney HewittMartina HeyboerHeyboer Landscape Maintenance, Inc.Lisa HeydenburgJohn HibmaElizabeth HicknerDr. Ulf & Patricia HierlwimmerMary Higgs

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“My clinician is very caring and has been supportive and helpful to me as I try to work through my issues. She really seems to understand my problems and this I feel is what I need and this makes it easier for me to talk openly with her. ” — A Caledonia Clinic Patient

Highland Hills Baptist Church, Grand Rapids, MI

Laura HillHillcrest Christian Reformed Church,

Hudsonville, MITimothy & Lynn HillegondsHillside Community Church,

Grand Rapids, MIKurt HilzingerMildred HinkenSteven HinkleScott & Jill HinsonJackie HiskesMichael & Deborah HoagRichard Hodsdon, Jr.David & Linda HoeksemaKurt & Jennifer HoeksemaMr. & Mrs. Gerald HoekstraJoanne HoekstraDr. John & Teresa HoekstraDel & Joyce HoezeeRoss & Thea HoezeeKenneth & Sandra HofmanDr. Ronald & Heidi HofmanChristopher & Heidi HofstraKathryn HoitengaHolland HomeFaith HollanderPaul & Cheryl HolmesPhillip & Melody HolmesHenry & Lois HolstegeMarcia & Leonard HolstegeEvelyn HoltropFrederick HoltropDr. Philip & Marie HoltropJune HoltvluwerJack & Anna Mae HolwerdaRev. James & Cynthia HolwerdaTerry & Paula HomanDouglas & Karen HonholtJoshua & Kelly HonholtEvert & Kathryn HooglandSteven HookGregg HoolsemaHope Way Counseling ServicesJack & Arlene HorrocksMatthew HorrocksDr. Marc & Pam HouckDean & Ereni HountrasTimothy & Ellen HousewardDr. Richard & Alyce HouskampRay & Anne HovenWilliam Hovenga, Jr.Mark & Ruth HowardHoward Miller CompanyAlan & Esther HowerzylDavid & Jodi HowerzylThomas & Nancy HubertHudsonville First Christian Reformed

Church, Hudsonville, MIHugh & Susan HufnagelCarl & Cornelia HuismanRichard & Ruth HuismanJ.C. & Dr. Tammy HuizengaJonathan & Joyce Huizenga

Marian HuizengaJohn & Patricia HuizingaRichard HuizingaMarvin HuizinghJack & Joanne HulstHumanaJason HuntSusan HuntThomas HydeTiffany & James IdziakImage360Immanuel Christian Reformed Church,

Hudsonville, MIImmanuel Reformed Church, Belmond, IAIntegrated ArchitectureIntegrity Business Solutions, LLCLester IppelRoby IsaacWarren & Donna IsbergBob & Paulette IsraelsIvanrest Christian Reformed Church,

Grandville, MIHenry & Jennie IwemaJ. E. Fehsenfeld Family FoundationRyan & Darcy JaarsmaBarb & Tom JackoboiceDerrick & Yvonne JacksonDr. Jeffrey Jackson & Dr. Rhonda MejeurMark JacobsonKenneth & Elizabeth JamesDon & Lois JandernoaMike & Sue JandernoaAllen & Marcia JansenSidney & Cate JansmaJay’s GarageIvan & Barbara JekelRussel & Leann JelsemaAmy JenkinsJerry & Marcia Tubergen FoundationJESCOJet’s PizzaJim & Ginger Jurries Family FoundationJohn Knox Presbyterian, Grand Rapids, MIJeffrey & Gretchen JohnsonJoseph JohnsonRandall & Linda JohnsonWilliam & Susan JohnsonRoger & Rita JohrDavid JoldersmaGlen & Rebecca JoldersmaCara JonesDavid & Betty JonesDavid Jones & Mary WheelerDorothy JonesEdward JonesDr. Arthur & Judy Jongsma, Jr.Jerry & Delia JonkerAdrian & Charlotte KaashoekMark & Shirley KadlecKalamazoo Protestant Reformed Church,

Kalamazoo, MIKalamazoo Second Christian Reformed

Church, Kalamazoo, MIPaul & Linda KalkmanJack & Mary Kalmink

Gertrude KammingaShirley KammingaBernard & Betty KamphuisLloyd & Ellen KaperDr. Michael KarlukPaul Karsten & Dr. Julia DeJongeThomas KartesDon & Lois KattKimberly KeegstraKristen KeegstraPaul & Dr. Suzanne KeepRobert & Mary KelberKelloggsville Church, Kentwood, MIMark KellyJohn & Mary KempskiDavid & Rhonda KermodeMarciel KettJudy & Jim KeuningKen & Marie KieftLarry KieftCarnell KikkertPaul & Jenny KimAdam KinderMeredith KindschiJudith KingJames & Marcia KippThomas & Marilynne KladderNicholas KleinChad KleinhekselKenneth & Margaret KleisTodd & Dionne KlingensmithBirgit Klohs & Greg NorthrupBrian & Lori KlymJon & Bev KlynstraStewart & Lenore KniffKnorr MarketingMaryAnn KnowlesJames & Allyson KoemanPaul & Judith KoemanG. Milton KoetsRev. James & Linda KokLeslie & Sandra KolkRobert & Kathleen KolkLaVerne KoningThomas KonowDonald & Debra KonyndykR. John & Mary KonynenbeltMarianne KooimanLarry & Marlene KooleSusan KoonsAl & Robin KoopKenneth & Phyllis KooymanThe Korff FoundationRobert & Kathryn KornoeljeAaron & Barbara KoskampDonald & Janet KosmalNancy KosterColin & Sarah KraayRev. Thomas & Carolyn KragtGerald & Lois KreykesBob & Sue KrikkePhil KrillJon & Kathy KroezeDr. Nicholas & Gloria KroezeDr. Carl Kromminga

John & Barbara KruisRev. & Mrs. Frederick KruithofHarvey & Karen KruithofLeanna KrukowskiJames KubiakDan & Anne KuiperJohn & Margaret KuiperJohn & Elsie KuipersJohn & Marjorie KuyersGlenson & Hazel KuyperFrank KwiatekThomas & Kathleen LaarmanLydia LaBelleLacks Enterprises, Inc.John & Laura LagesteeJohn & Evelyn LagesteeLaGrave Avenue Christian Reformed

Church, Grand Rapids, MILake Michigan Credit UnionLake Michigan, LLCLakeland Pallets, Inc.Jack LamanJohn LambersKirk & Sandy LambersMillie LambertRoss & Pamela LandhuisElton & Flossie LangAnne LangeJames & Marian LangelandDavid & Dianne LangworthyHenry & Twila LanningHarold & Florence LappingaDr. Grey LarisonRyan & Tamara LaRueLasers ResourceRuth LeckroneNick & Beverly LeegwaterBruce & Mary LeepKenneth & Barbara LeepThe Nicholas E. Leep & Hilda Leep

FoundationJames LeistraLeisure Living Management, Inc.Bruce & Winnie LeiterA. Glenn LemmenesDavid & Amy LeonardRobert & Renee LeonardStephanie & George LeonardosJohn & Daryl Ann LettsNathan LevandowskiJohn & Susan LichtenbergScott & Susan LickleyLighthouse InsuranceLighthouse Insurance Group, Inc.The Lighthouse Neurological

Rehabilitation CenterLindsey LindemulderLiving Stones Christian Reformed Church,

Sacramento, CADr. Kenneth & Ruth LobbesDenise LobdellBrian & Kristie LoebbakaTimothy & Kimberly LongBrenda LongmanSuzanne Looyenga

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Catherine LouisVivian LouisRichard & Esther LoweCraig & Lois LubbenEthel LucasLuctor Christian Reformed Church,

Prairie View, KSLumbermen’s, Inc.Fred & Barbara LummenMichele LurveySara LynemaDorothy LyzengaJeanetta LyzengaMacatawa BankVernon & Delores MachieleWilliam & Amy MackayDouglas & Cathy MacLeodDr. Jack & Laurie MahdasianBruce MaineDena MaldaPaul & Nancy MalefytRichard & Susan MaloneJack & Melanie ManisWilliam & Joan MansfieldMaple Hill Golf CourseMaranatha Christian Reformed Church,

Holland, MIJonathan & Jane MarcusMark Huizenga Systems Consulting, LLCHolly & Paul MarkelMichael MartinDr. Robert MartinHenry & Connie MastKevin MastersDr. Al & Margaret MastersonAmalia MatthewsMayfair Christian Reformed Church,

Grand Rapids, MIMcBain Christian Reformed Church,

McBain, MIJohn & Patricia McCabe

Michael & Charlene McCallisterJames & Susan McCarthyEldon & Beverly McCordJay MccrumWilliam & Jane McDonaldJennifer McDonnellCandy McKenneyPeter MeagherTimothy MeagherEunice Medema

J. Gary & Pamela MeengsShirlene & Gary MeernikMeijer, Inc.Muriel MeindertsmaDarle MeinemaDave & Beth MellingerDaniel & Tamra MelpolderMembers Credit UnionMercantile BankBruce MercierMercies of God AssociationMercy Health Saint Mary’sMeredith Drive Reformed Church,

Des Moines, IAMerrill LynchRick & Susan MeschinoMetro HealthKenneth & Jane MeulinkDavid & Joan MeyerJack & Charlotte MeyerLeslie & Carole MeyeringBoyd & Barbara MeyersHannes & Marjorie MeyersSiegfried & Arlene MichaelisMichigan Professional Exchange ServicesMichigan State University - College of

Human MedicineMichigan State University - College of

Osteopathic MedicineMicrosoft CorporationMikalan Roofing, Inc.Mill Steel Co.Jack H. MillerJohn MillerNorman MillerMiller JohnsonWilliam & Patricia MillsMilwood Christian Reformed Church,

Kalamazoo, MIHarold & Joy MinorWilliam & Jan Mitchell

MLive Media GroupKathryn MolendykRoger & Arlene MollMark MollengrafJames & Cindy MonroeTodd MonroeMichael & Ann MoonGeorge & Ronda MorencyMorgan StanleyDavid & Diana Morgenstern

Bruce MorrenSteven & Judith MorrenLon & Laura MorrisonThe Mother SingersMotorola, Inc. Securities LitigationMichael & Rachel MrazThomas & Marceline MudieEric & Amy MuellerBrian & Judith MulderCalvin & Margo MulderDr. Kenneth & Carol MulderMildred MulderThomas & Dawn MulderNeil & Sharon MuldoonGail MullerMunson Medical Center Munster Christian Reformed Church,

Munster, INDavid & Patricia MyersKenneth & Nancy MyersKirk & Ramona MyersCynthia MyhalykDouglas & Lois NagelElaine NagelGordon NagelkirkPreston & Shirley NagelkirkRobert & Carol NagelkirkDrs. David & Esther NashNational Association of Letter Carriers -

Branch 56National Christian FoundationMarilyn NederveldRandall & Lorie NederveldNederveld Associates SurveyingPhyllis NeitzelNeland Avenue Christian Reformed

Church, Grand Rapids, MILarry & Connie NelsonNetherlands Reformed Church,

Kalamazoo, MINetwork for Good

Daniel & Carol NetzCoral NeuNeuberger Berman, LLCJane NeumegDelmar & Sherry NichollsJerry & Marianne NicholsDr. Robert & Judith NickelsburgWillard & Twylla NieboerDann & Lisa NixonMarissa Nobel

Thomas & Marcia NobelNorris, Perné & FrenchNorth Blendon Christian Reformed

Church, Hudsonville, MIDaniel & Sally NyenhuisHenrietta NyenhuisEdwin & Judy NyhofLarry & Adeline NykampDr. Louis & Blair NykampBob & Sue NykampRonald & Velma NykampThomas & Tracy NykampWes NykampJames & Katherine O’BrienJonathan O’BrockKevin O’GradyJohn O’hearnOakland Christian Reformed Church,

Hamilton, MIBrian & Karen ObitsLaura OblingerMark & Sheryl OffringaBruce & Roberta OliverDeborah OndersmaLes & Marilyn OosterbaanCraig OosterhouseJane & Jim OostermanOpen Systems Technologies, Inc.William OplandMary OppenhuizenRoger & Lois OppenhuizenJason OrrOskaloosa First Christian Reformed

Church, Oskaloosa, IAMatt OsterhavenBruce & Sue OsterinkAlice OtterJudson & Leith OudbierDavid & Christine OuwingaWalter & Mary Kay OzanichKenneth & Judy OzingaAdam & Julie PaarlbergViola PaddingMarcy PaganelliDanielle PalmerPalo Alto Christian Reformed Church,

Palo Alto, CAArnold & Joanne PalsKate PandoParadise Hollow ResortPark Christian Reformed Church, Holland, MIErwin & Lois ParkerKevin & Laura ParkerAlysa PassageTeri PastoorScot PattersonChuck & Glenna PaukstisBill & Judy PaxtonPCMNicole PeakeRaymond & Grace PellPella First Christian Reformed Church,

Pella, IAPella Lock & Key, LLC

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Viola PaddingMarcy PaganelliDanielle PalmerPalo Alto Christian Reformed Church,

Arnold & Joanne PalsKate PandoParadise Hollow ResortPark Christian Reformed Church, Holland, MIErwin & Lois ParkerKevin & Laura Parker

“The Patient Assistance Fund has given me the opportunity to take part in a program that has truly changed my life…I have my life back in my control.” — Pine Rest Patient

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Pella Rolscreen FoundationPella Second Christian Reformed Church, Pella, IAPella Second Reformed Church Pella, IAPepsiCo FoundationGregory & Marsha PetersJames & Mary PetersonJon & Leanne PetersonKenneth & Marianne PetersonMartin & Loretta PetersonJosephine PetroeljeElinor PetteeMerlin & Ann PetzoldPfizer FoundationLinda PhiloDaniel & Rebecca PickardBruce & Becky PientonDarrell & Doris PiercePIMCO Investments LLCPine Rest Chapel CollectionsPioneer IncorporatedCraig & Teresa PippelLinda PitschPamela PlainteAlvin & Kathleen PlantingaCheryl PlugerPlymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, MINancy PochronDavid & Mariel PoelJoel PoelDaryl & Mary PommerDouglas & Anne PoortengaHendrik & Lammegiena PorteJohn & Chantal PorterfieldRichard PostRichard & Esther PostWilliam & Florence PostGerald & Marilyn PostemaDr. Leonard & Dorothy PostemaJane-Ann PostmaRichard & Ruth PostmaTimothy & Amy PostmusJames & Laura PotterJoseph & Mary PovoloPrairie Edge Christian Reformed Church, Portage, MIMarlowe PrangerThe Presbyterian Church of Traverse City, Traverse City, MIPresbytery of Lake Michigan, Portage, MICharles & Nancy PressDavid & Karen PriesGlenn & Audrey PrincePrinceton Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, MIPrincipal Financial GroupPaul & Karen PrinsScott PrinsPriority HealthDr. Lawrence & Donna ProbesVictoria Proctor-GibbsProut AdvisorsProvidence Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, MI

Jonathan PuruckerKylee PuruckerGerald & Dawn PylmanNorman & Janet Pylman

Quincy Christian Reformed Church, Quincy, WABrian & Kristyn QuistDr. Heidi & Chad QuistJames & Jayne QuistKelley & Brian RappEdith RashewekyGordon RaterinkRichard & Judith RathburnJames & Amy RedderErin RegulaMark & Susan ReichertThomas & Elizabeth ReichertMichael & Andrea ReifferRequest FoodsDr. Bruce & Linda RetterathF. Scott & Phyllis ReyburnRhoades McKeeCarol RichDr. Gary Rich & Dr. Deanna MitchelMichael & Carol RichRick’s GarageNancy RidgleyWayne & Marilyn RietbergBethany RileyChris RinzemaRiverbend Body ShopRJGNancy & David RobertsJoel & Lauren RodenheaverRobert RodenhouseCarol RoehlLisa & Donald RoestSharon & Roy RogersWillard & Ruth RooksSidney & Mae RooyJames & Anna RosePeter & Cheryl RoseRose Street DentalJohn & Sharon RosendallRosewood Reformed Church, Jenison, MIHeidi RottierNoelle RottierRandall & Kimberly RottschaferRoyal Technologies CorporationFred & Kathy RozemaRev. Gysbert Rozenboom

Paul & Anita RuimveldHelen RuiterLoren RupkeBerdena RustKaarin Ryan

Jennifer SachekSanborn Christian Reformed Church, Sanborn, IAPeter & Patricia SangalliKelly SavageFred & Joan SchaafsmaLuke & Pauline SchaapJohn & Michelle SchatJohn SchaubWilliam & Patricia SchautDr. Daniel & Michelle SchellenbergNathan ScherpenisseHenry & Dorothy SchierbeekCase SchipperJames & Leah SchipperMarilyn SchipperNicole SchipperDr. Lisa SchirmerKen & Karen SchmidtEthel ScholtenHerman & Helen ScholtenWarner & Kim ScholtenDavid & Sara SchreurMark & Lori SchreurRon & Mary SchrotenboerKatrin SchulzDavid & Janice SchurmanAaron SchutAllen SchutPaul & Jane SchutJennifer SchuurmanDonna Schuurman GuthrieSchwab Charitable FundSchweitzer Capital Group, LLCCheryl ScottDeborah ScottDonald & Jean ScottThe Honorable Joseph & Margaret ScovilleLarry & Faith SegaarMichael & Sandra SeidelmanDavid & Patti SelviusServ-U-SuccessDr. James SetchfieldEleanor SevensmaDr. Larry & Linda SeveridtSeymour Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, MI

Karen ShardaGrace ShearerSam SheffieldGenevieve ShepherdLucille Sherman

Donald & Irma ShullPamela SietsmaDr. & Mrs. Robert SigworthSarah SikkemaErin SilcoxDavid SimonCarl & Cora SinkeRev. Kenneth SlagerMichael & Jodi SlagterAbigayle SloanWilliam & Bjefke SlumpJacob & Barbara SmitSusan SmitAllan & Linda SmithCarol SmithDaniel & Tracy SmithGregory SmithJamie & Deanna SmithJerome & Janice SmithJohn & Betty SmithKirsten SmithLane & Elaine SmithLawrence & Maxine SmithMegan SmithRick & Susan SmithRoland & Bernice SmithWilliam & Marcia SmithSmith Haughey Rice & RoeggeJack & Patricia SmoesMichael & Patricia SnyderErika SolomonsonHarold & Frances SoperSouth Grandville Christian Reformed Church, Grandville, MISouthtown CleanersSouthwest Protestant Reformed Church, Wyoming, MIKelsi SowerbyDaniel & Tina SpaansSpartanNashTamara SpearsSpectrum HealthSpectrum Health Medical Group OB/GYNJean Speet-DeWittTonya & Tom SpencerArthur & Janette SportelDr. Bruce & Carla Springer

“Nosotros estamos muy contentos y complacidos con todos sus servicios. ” — A Campus Clinic Patient

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SS. Peter & Paul Church, Grand Rapids, MISt. John Vianney Church, Wyoming, MISt. Mary’s of the Hills, Rochester Hills, MISt. Matthew Lutheran Church, Spring Lake, MITodd StacyTy & Loree StahlGreta StamRichard StaneckFloyd & Helen StapletonEdward & Sharon StartDaniel & Anna StebbinsMark SteenwykRobert & Sandra StephansFrank & Verlyn SterkJohn & Julia SterkThyrza StewardDr. David & Carol StoepkerSharon StormoMichael & Laura StoubCole StrangeEdward StreelmanDrs. Richard & Susan StrikwerdaScott & Beth StringerJohn & Elaine StrooStroo Funeral Home, Inc.Calvin StruckJack & Anna StrydTom & Mary StuitPeter & Carolyn SturrusTodd & Jane SturrusEdward & Joan StuursmaSully Christian Reformed Church, Sully, IASully First Reformed Church, Sully, IAAnna SundbergSuttons Bay Chiropractic CenterJon & Sari SwetsVern SwieringaJack & Janice SytsmaJames & Virginia SytsmaJames TafelDaniel TakensMarian TakensKenneth TamelingLambertus TamelingJonathan & Melissa TammingaArvin & Pearl TapTaylor-Baird, Inc.Charles & Darlene TebbenRaymond & Sadie Tellinghuisen

Kevin & Cheryl TenbrinkRev. Ellsworth TenClayTender Lawn CareGrethel Tenharmsel

Tennant CompanyJames TerBorgCalvin TerHaarCurtis & Cheryl TerHaarCorinne TerkeurstGordon & Eileen TerpstraDee & Marvin TeSlaaThermo Forms, Inc.Jacob & B. Ruth TheuleCordelia ThomasEarl ThomasDr. Roberta ThomasDr. Stephen ThomasThornapple Community Church, Grand Rapids, MIThornapple Evangelical Covenant Church, Grand Rapids, MIRichard ThorpRobert & Marcia TigheBrenda TimmerHarold & Rosemary TimmerIvan & Marcia TimmerJacob TimmerJohn & Patricia TimmermanShelly & Scott TindallDavid & Diane TongueDarcy TooleTop Grade Site ManagementRob & Linda TorreyJilleen TothJeffrey & Sara TowTown & Country GroupTraverse Area Pediatric & Adolescent Clinic, PLCTraverse City Chamber of CommerceTraverse City Products, Inc.Timothy Travis & Carol FrederickRick TreurJan & Nancy TreurTony TrietchSteven & Yvonne TriezenbergKeely TromblyDerek TroutTruistTuff-Cover, Inc.Sandra TurnbullDarrel & Jane TurnerTwelfth Avenue Christian Reformed Church, Jenison, MI

David & Cari UitdefleschKenneth & Fern UitermarktVirgil UitvlugtRev. Robert & Charlotte Uken

Fred & Shawn UlreichUnidine CorporationUnited Methodist Women, Traverse City, MIUnited Way of Midland CountyUniversal Forest ProductsUSI Insurance ServicesLavonne VaasDonald Van’tHofMark & Carolyn VanAllenAudrey VanAllsburgDavid & Carol Van Andel FoundationPhyllis VanAndelDonald VanArkMyron & Mae VanArkGerald VanBeekJean VanBeekDoug & Kathy VanceEsther VandeBunteLee & Nancy VandeBunteDr. Peter & Penelope VandeHaarSteven & Laura VandeLuneAlan & Marcia VandenBergDonald & Nancy VandenBergJ. David & Betsey VandenBergMarc & Nancy VanDenBergRichard & Mary VandenBergLynwood & Mary VandenBoschRobert & Carrie VanDenBrinkLinda VanDenBrinkPaul & Kathleen VanDenBrinkRobert & Helen VandenburgDouglas & Elinor VandePolRobert & Susan VandePolGordon & Saramae VanderArkPeter & Judith VanderArkEpke & Tina VanderBergDuaine & Kathlyn VanDerBillArnold & Janice VanderBokVirginia & Allan VanderHartIsla VanderHulstBernard & Betty VanderiestEdward & Mary Ann VanderkampWilliam & Lorna VanderKooiMarjorie VanderKooyLarry & Shirley VanderLaanRoger & Jacquelyn VanderLaanVanderLaan Family FoundationMary VanderLindeFrederick VanderLugt

Floyd & Joyce VanderMeerRoy & Marie VandermeerJames J. VanderMeulen Special Needs Supplemental Trust

Daniel & Ellen VanderMeyTara VanderMolenAndrew VanderMorenLarry & Holly VanderPlaatsMark & Carol VanderPloegKeith & Dorothy VanderPolRev. James & Linda VanderSchaafJack & Joyce VanderSlootAdrian & Marge VanderStarreDavid & Tillie VanderveenDr. Theodore & Joan VanderveenJanys VanderVlietCarol VanderWalRobert & Barbara VanderWalDr. Gerald & Jessica VanderWallJeff & Dawn VanderWeeleJames & Marcia VanderWegRoger & Maria VanderWerfRalph VanDerZee EstateDorothy VandeVoortBruce & Kris VandeVusseKaren VanDeWegeSophie VanDeWegheGeorge & Gayle VandeWerkenDr. George & Dorothy VandeWoudeMelvin & Vivian VanDisPaul & Ashby VandokkenburgWilbur & Janice VanDokkenburgRich VanDongeMelissa VanDykeDr. William & Mary VanDykePeter VanDykenRick & Cathy VanDykenVanDyken Mechanical, Inc.Dr. Yvonne & William VanEeDaniel & Anne VanEerdenKatie VanEerdenThe Dr. William VanEerden TrustAmanda VanEssenLyle & Lois VanGoorDr. Gordon & Mary VanHarnKarl & Joanna VanHarnDouglas & Sally VanHillRebecca VanHornDonald & Wendy VanHuisPieter & Sophia VanKampenRobert & Virginia VanKlavernLewis & Norma VanKuikenFaith VanLaarJack & Johanna VanManenDrs. Brant & Melissa VanOrmanMarjorie VanOverloopAllan & Arlene VanPoperingMartha VanSledrightSid VanSlykeIsaac & Alvina VanSomerenJack & Gertrude VanSteeMary VanSwedenFrank & Gladys VanTilSam & Judy VanTilBob VanTimmerenBrett VanTolCornelius & Trudi VanTolMarilyn VanVelzen

Jack & Johanna VanManenDrs. Brant & Melissa VanOrmanMarjorie VanOverloopAllan & Arlene VanPoperingMartha VanSledrightSid VanSlykeIsaac & Alvina VanSomerenJack & Gertrude VanSteeMary VanSwedenFrank & Gladys VanTilSam & Judy VanTil

“Pine Rest is helping our family meet our goal of mending our family.” — A Pella Clinic Patient

Dr. Peter & Audrey VanVlietFred VanWesepWilliam & Margaret VanWienenPeter VanWingenWilliam VanZalenDennis & Arla VanZantenDaniel & Mary VargaRon & Cindy VarneyGord & Barb VeenemanAdrienne VeenstraChristian & Robin VeenstraRoger & Carolyn VeenstraJames & Mary VeldheerDavid & Ellen VellengaJeanette VeltmanKaren VelzenBill & Barb VenemaCalvin VerbruggeRobert & Arlys VerdoornVerduin Charitable FoundationBernice VermeerJim & Adonna VerMeerJohn & Carol VermeulenJohn & Adeline VerwolfSheila VighAnne VisKurt & Laura ViskerRussell & Christine VisnerTom & Elaine VlietstraJim & Claire VoetbergJoseph & Linda VoganKenneth & Emilene VogelKathleen & Phillip VogelsangSteve & Janice VogelzangGale VolkerdingJay & Sarah VolkersSteve & Amy VolkersRev. Syburn & Martina VoortmanErnest VossDonald & Patricia VoughtKevin VredeveldPearl VreekeEric & Susan VroegopLila WaandersWilliam & Patricia WaandersGordon & Esther WaddiloveSteven & Gail WagenmakerN. Jan & Carol WagnerScott & June WagnerWalgreensArlyn & Kathy WaltWarner Norcross & JuddKathryn WarrenDuard & Patricia WarsenPhyllis WarsenClifford WashingtonLee & Dee WassinkMark & Heidi WassinkRonald & Mary WaterlooWaupun First Christian Reformed Church, Waupun, WIWCCW Radio 107.5Weather Shield Roofing SystemsMaureen Weatherby

Dr. Thomas WeeberJon WeeldreyerRobert WellsCarl & Glenda WelmersKenneth & Patricia WengerGary & Dawn WerkmanEdgar & Joan WestenbroekWestend Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, MISamuel L. Westerman FoundationWestern Springs Christian Reformed Church, Western Springs, ILDr. Richard & Evelyn WestmaasGordon & Marcia WestraWheaton Christian Reformed Church, Wheaton, ILEmily WhiteDr. Pamela WhiteCatherine Whitney

Wilbert & Berendina WichersWilliam & LouAnn WiebengaDr. James & Mary WielandAndrew WierdaEdward WierengaGlen & Mary Ann WierengaMichelle WierengaScott & Rebekah WierengaBonnie WiersTheresa WiersArlene WiersumBernard WiersumHannah WightJohn & Angela WilcoxBrent & Debra WilcoxsonNathan & Sonja WillKimberly WilliamsMichael WilliamsNancy WilliamsStacey Williamson-NicholsCarol & Jim WilsonDouglas & Jill WilterdinkWindemuller ElectricRoger & Wilma WinkelsMark & Michelle WinkleJan Winters & Thomas MooreWarren & Karen WintersonMichael WitkopHenry & Thressa WitteDr. Jerry & Kathleen WittengenJohn & Charlotte WitvlietRev. John & Betty WitvlietPeter & Frances WobbemaAlan & Sandra WolffisWilliam & Delores Wolterstorff

Woodlawn Christian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, MIMatthew & Esther WoudenbergGreg & Pamela WrightHachetMarvin & Suzanne WynaldaGloria YffSusan YoderJeff & Julie YonkerRobert & Joanne YonkerJames & Carol YostMichael & Martha YoungdahlZaagman Memorial ChapelGeorge & Shirley ZambiasiDavid & Jeanne ZandeeLynne ZankDr. Stratton ZarafonetisZeeland Classis Christian Reformed Church, Zeeland, MIWilliam & Nancy Zeilstra

David & Rachael ZigtermanRick ZimmerMatthew & Marijo ZimmermanDr. Susan Zonnebelt-Smeenge & Dr. Robert C. DeVriesHenry & Verla ZuiderveenVicki ZukerZutphen Christian Reformed Church, Hudsonville,, MIBernard & Judith ZwartFrank ZwartDr. Timothy & Alice ZwartMyra ZwiepEleanor ZwierJames & Suann ZwiersTim Zylstra

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“Thank you for giving my life back, I had such scary thoughts and now I love being with my baby. ” — A Pine Rest Mother and Baby Program Patient

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Memorial & Tribute Lists JULY 1, 2013 – JUNE 30, 2014

IN MEMORY OF:

Jeffrey AboosamraJohn & Donella CollinsThomas & Susan HeplerSheila Vigh

Anna BerghoefWilliam & Willemina BerghoefBrian & Judith MulderJames & Amy Redder

Paul BoumaBetty Bouma

Glenn BrouwerJack & Joanne Hulst

Aaron CourtsAlger HardwareAlger Heights Neighborhood AssociationThomas & Dianne BarkerMargaret BennettA. Marvin & Marilyn BurdinieCarls of Lake-O, Inc.Warren & Sharon ConleyKen & Gina CourtsThomas & Tamara DickinsonRandy & Shawn DurkeeSusan FarrellJames & Colleen HaydenHeeren Bros. Inc.Jack & Arlene HorrocksMatthew HorrocksWarren & Donna IsbergDon & Lois JandernoaBrian & Kristie LoebbakaEldon & Beverly McCordDave & Beth MellingerBoyd & Barbara MeyersMichael & Ann MoonDaniel & Rebecca PickardDarrell & Doris PierceDaniel & Anna StebbinsRichard ThorpTimothy Travis & Carol FrederickKenneth & Emilene Vogel

Sanford K. DeHaanPeter & Laura DeGuireRobert & Virginia DeHaanKaren FosterCorinne TerkeurstGloria Yff

Celia DykstraMary Oppenhuizen

Ruth M. FehsenfeldDavid & Debra BakerCrystal FlashMac FehsenfeldGrand Rapids Community FoundationRichard & Carla GrantJ E Fehsenfeld Family FoundationChuck & Glenna PaukstisGregory SmithThe Heritage Group

Philip GarlandNancy & Gary Dickson

Dennis GornikChristine Gornik

Laird E. HamstraRuth Hamstra

Judy HarkemaDan & Lou Ann GaydouPatricia HawkinsRoger & Rita JohrWilliam & Patricia SchautGordon & Saramae VanderArkRoger & Jacquelyn VanderLaanDaniel & Mary VargaKenneth & Patricia Wenger

Lindsey R. Hyde-BlyAnonymousChristine AudetteDonald & Lydia BlanchardKathleen BrogrenKevin & Carol BurkeCTS TelecomJohn & Sandra FreemanDaniel & Linda GarrettTom & Eileen GiffordGary & Pamela GilchristGalard & Dawn GilroyTerrence & Karen HalmDonald & Joanna HaneckowRobert & Mary KelberElton & Flossie LangJohn & Daryl Ann LettsBrenda LongmanJack & Melanie ManisMark & Susan ReichertThomas & Elizabeth ReichertMichael & Jodi SlagterDonald & Patricia Vought

Harold JonkerAnonymousThomas KartesNational Association of Letter Carriers - Branch 56Marilyn NederveldDelmar & Sherry NichollsParadise Hollow Resort

John & Sharon RosendallPamela SietsmaSouthtown CleanersJohn & Julia SterkThe Mother SingersPeter & Judith VanderArk

Gabrielle LambertMillie Lambert

Mary Ann LeepTodd & Dionne KlingensmithNick & Beverly LeegwaterEsther VandeBunteAlan & Marcia VandenBergDr. Jerry & Kathleen Wittengen

Ron LemmenMerlin & Ann Petzold

Lena MilhornPeg & Rick BreonPaul & Dr. Suzanne Keep

Joan MinnemaTuff-Cover Inc.

Dorothy MoffatBob & Sarah EngsterTerry & Kristi GeertmanRobert & Beth GoemanBernard & Betty KamphuisDonald & Debra KonyndykJane & Jim OostermanJack & Patricia SmoesTy & Loree Stahl

Josh RotondaKatrin Schulz

Frank L. RussickR. Catherine Giguere

Andrew G. SchipperAnonymousBrent & Rachel BomersKenneth & Kay CapiscioltoMatthew CushmanDavid & Rebecca DijkstraJosh & Rachel GrysenSuzanne LooyengaBruce MaineRandall & Kimberly RottschaferMarilyn SchipperNicole SchipperAaron SchutJennifer SchuurmanSam SheffieldKevin & Cheryl TenbrinkGordon & Eileen TerpstraThermo Forms, Inc.Brenda TimmerMarc & Nancy VanDenBergArlyn & Kathy WaltWilliam & Nancy Zeilstra

Brian SchuurmanCurt & Patty CampbellG. Milton KoetsJohn & Patricia McCabeJames & Cindy MonroeDonna Schuurman Guthrie

Timothy M. SteebyMichael & Patricia Snyder

Dean TebbenJoseph & Anna Cerrone

Ken TerHaarSteven & Gail Wagenmaker

Gladys TellinghuisenAnonymousDavid & Dianne LangworthyJane NeumegCarol SmithJerome & Janice SmithRaymond & Sadie Tellinghuisen

Dr. William VanEerdenDwight & Tamara BakerElaine DeStigterDr. Theodore & Joan VanderveenSusan & Eric Vroegop

Marilyn VanVelzenRod VanVelzen

Arlene WiersumKarlene BrownellCowan Lake Park AssociationPaul & Cheryl HolmesBruce & Winnie LeiterEdith RashewekyJack & Anna StrydLavonne VaasWilliam & Patricia Waanders

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IN HONOR OF:

Dr. Robert J. BakerDr. Richard & Alyce HouskampGloria Yff

James H. BloemBruce & Janine BroussardFrank & Carmel D’AmelioWebster DunbarKurt HilzingerHumanaDavid Jones & Mary WheelerDavid & Betty JonesMichael & Charlene McCallisterWilliam & Jane McDonaldWilliam & Jan MitchellDrs. David & Esther NashJames & Katherine O’BrienPfizer Foundation

Nel BuitenAnne Vis

Renetta BussisMark & Debra Bussis

Danielle J. DeWittTimothy & Margo DeWitt

Jack ElzingaHannah Elzinga

Karen FisherRaymond Fisher

Rick HymaSheryl Groothuis

Dyl KnappGail Muller

Karen MeulinkKenneth & Jane Meulink

David MilhornDan & Lou Ann Gaydou

Charlotte PrinsPaul & Karen Prins

Laura SloanAbigayle Sloan

Julie SmoesDave & Peg Born

Jeffrey StoddardJean Speet-DeWitt

Melissa VanderlugtHendrik & Lammegiena Porte

Stephen B. WertJohn & Micki Benz

We deeply appreciate the generosity of every donor. If your name is misspelled, displayed incorrectly or was accidentally omitted, please accept our apologies and inform us to ensure accuracy in future publications.

Philanthropy is a very personal endeavor. Together, we will work to make a Pine Rest giving experience as meaningful as possible. There are many ways to give that will bring hope and healing to the communities we serve. Please contact us at any point to talk further about how you would like to be involved, including:

• Remembering Pine Rest in your estate plans• Sponsoring or attending a fundraising event• Promoting the involvement of others—your family, friends,

employer and church• Sharing your personal story of being helped through Pine Rest

services to inspire others

If you have not yet had the opportunity to give, a response envelope is included in this report. The partnership created with our donors helps to bring hope and healing to the communities we serve.

Thank you.

Pine Rest Foundation [email protected]/800-248-3485

Every June, Pine Rest staff run, walk and volunteer in the Brian Diemer 5K, which loops through our main campus in Cutlerville.

Pine Rest Board of Directors Ginny VanderHart, Chairperson

Reverend Wes Granberg-Michaelson, Vice Chairperson

Jon Swets, Treasurer

Nick Kroeze, EdD, Secretary

Mark Eastburg, PhD

Alan Armstrong, MD

Valerie Mathis-Allen, MD

Randy Christenson, MD

Sylvia Daining

Honorable Patricia Gardner

Arthur E. Jongsma, Jr., PhD

Reverend Ron Kool

Stephanie Leonardos

John Lichtenberg

Glenn Mitcham

Victoria Proctor-Gibbs

Honorable Joseph Scoville

Joe Sweeney

Kathleen Vogelsang

Gary Werkman

Pine Rest Foundation Board of Governors Tom Nobel, President

Peter Baldwin, Vice President

Kirk Lambers, Treasurer

Jeff Yonker, Secretary

Peter Boumgarden, PhD

Peg Breon

Reverend Tony Campbell

Mark Eastburg, PhD

Peter Harkema, PhD

Samantha Howell

Suzanne Keep, PhD

Nicholas Leonardos

Teresa Newmarch

Jim Schipper Tim Schowalter Allen VanderLaan Stephen Wert Jan Winters

Pine Rest Executive Council

Mark Eastburg, PhD President and Chief Executive Officer

Bob Nykamp, MA Vice President and Chief Operating Officer

Alan Armstrong, MD Vice President and Chief Medical Officer

Paul Karsten, MA Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer

Thomas Elzinga, BA, Vice President of General Services

Allen Jansen, Corporate Director of Community and Residential Services Scott Wagner, MSW, MBA Vice President of Behavioral Health Solutions Carol VanderWal, MPH Director of Business Development and Grant Management Bill Johnson, MS, CHCIO Director of Information Services

Scott Halstead, PhD Corporate Director of Professional Practice Group

Susan Langeland, MBA Corporate Director of Hospital Based Services

Teresa Newmarch, MPA, CFRE Executive Director of Pine Rest Foundation

James Rose, MS, MA Director of Marketing & Communications

Kelly Domagala, BSN, MSN, CENP, RN-BC Chief Nurse Executive of Hospital Based Services

Andrew George, MS, Director of Human Resources

Bob VandePol, MSW, Executive Director of Employee and Church Assistance Programs

Pine Rest Community and Residential Services Board of Directors

Jan Winters, President

Mary Ann Cartwright Mark Eastburg, PhD

George Grant, PhD

Allen Jansen

Bob Nykamp

Charlie Selmon

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“I truly value the long-term relationship with my counselor and the objective perspective on my life which he provides, the honesty, frankness, and concern.” — A Portage Clinic Patient

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