2. no one should face alzheimer’s alone...............................2
strength & perseverance in the
face of alzheimer’s disease..............................................5
a legacy of adventure and giving back..............................7
living in the moment: a young family’s
passionate fight against alzheimer’s.................................8
generosity goes a very long way....................................10
a public voice being heard..............................................11
raising funds and awareness..........................................12
our generous supporters................................................15
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Board of Directors
Brian Heppard, MD, Board Chair
Todd Butler, Vice Chair
Susan Halpern, Treasurer
Tara Germano, Secretary
John Bartholomew Sr.
Mary Dain
Brendan J. Donnelly
David Gill, MD
Kathleen Good
Cary Greenberg
Kathy Grimes
Norma Holland
Raymond Jacobi
Lois Williams-Norman
Bill Ryan
Tom Santobianco
Justin L. Vigdor, Esq.
Miles Zatkowsky, Esq.
Honorary Board Members
R.M. Peter Harter, Esq.
Victoria G. Hines
Arthur R. Hirst
Daniel Katz
Anna E. Lynch, Esq.
Debra J. Mayberry
Carol Podgorski, Ph.D.
Stewart C. Putnam
Loren Ranaletta
Alice K. Smith
Richard H. Machemer, Ph.D.
3. 1Annual Report // Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region
a message from our
president & board chair
Dear Friends,
We are pleased to share with you the
Alzheimer’s Association Rochester and Finger
Lakes Region 2015 Annual Report. We are
proud of our accomplishments over the last
year as we delivered programs and services
throughout our nine-county region.
Highlights of the last year are many:
»» We served over 3,600 people in the
Rochester and Finger Lakes Region
through our core services of information/
referral, care consultation, support
groups, safety services, and education
»» Our advocacy efforts helped position
New York State as a leader in the fight
against the Alzheimer’s epidemic, with
a state appropriation of $25 million per
year for the next two years for caregiver
support services
»» We launched the Rural Outreach
Program, funded by a generous
grant from the Daisy Marquis Jones
Foundation. A first of its kind, this
program assists Amish and Mennonite
communities who are impacted by
Alzheimer’s disease
»» Our 2015 Walk season was our biggest
yet with over 3,500 spirited participants
and a fundraising total exceeding
$440,000
Your generous support has helped the
Alzheimer’s Association be a beacon of hope
for both those living with Alzheimer’s and
their devoted loved ones. For that, we are
grateful. But standing up to Alzheimer’s also
takes incredible strength and determination.
Until the day when an Alzheimer’s
breakthrough is found, we will continue to
support, advocate for, and rally around those
in need.
We thank you, our supporters, for your
remarkable generosity. We vow to continue
to be good stewards of that generosity by
investing in critical programs and services to
support those affected by Alzheimer’s while
continuing to raise research money to find a
cure.
In this annual report, you will find several
inspiring stories, including one of Burt
Gordon’s commitment to the memory
of his dear wife, and the Norton family’s
determination to stay strong against the
greatest odds. We are grateful to them for all
that they do to raise concern and awareness
of our cause, and for their willingness to let
us share their stories. We would also like to
pay special tribute to Bill Konar, who lost
his battle to Alzheimer’s disease last year,
and to the Konar family for their enduring
commitment to the cause—this annual report
is dedicated to them.
Teresa A. Galbier
President/CEO
Brian Heppard, MD
Board Chair
4. 2 Annual Report // Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region
our vision is a world without alzheimer’s
no one should face alzheimer’s alone
The Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region serves individuals
and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders (AD*) by providing
programs, services, and advocacy across nine counties in Upstate New York.
Our core services
Founded in 1981, our local organization serves
individuals and families affected by AD. We provide
the following programs and services in our nine-
county region:
24-Hour Helpline: The Alzheimer’s Association
24/7 helpline provides reliable information and
support to people with memory loss, as well as
caregivers, health care professionals, and the public.
Our knowledgeable staff can help you understand
dementia and AD and their treatment options;
provide general information about aging; and teach
skills in providing quality care and making legal/
financial decisions.
Care Consultations: Our professional staff is
dedicated to helping you and your family navigate
your journey with AD. During a care consultation,
we can help assess your needs and discuss care
planning, home safety, and other concerns.
Education: Learn more about AD through our
free community education series. These classes are
designed to address topics including understanding
the basics of dementia, effective communication,
home safety and driving.
Information and Referral: Individuals and
caregivers can look to us for informational literature
as well as important referrals to a variety of
community resources such as elder law attorneys,
geriatric care managers, home care agencies, and
senior living facilities.
Respite Services: Respite care provides caregivers a
temporary break from caregiving, while the person
with AD continues to receive care in a safe and
supportive environment. Using respite services can
support and strengthen your ability to be a caregiver.
Social Activities: A person with AD doesn’t have
to give up the activities he or she loves. We offer
several free opportunities each month to gather with
others who have AD and their loved ones. Daytrips
to GEVA, the Memorial Art Gallery, the Rochester
Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Seneca Park Zoo
are among the social activities we offer.
Support Groups: Alzheimer’s Association support
groups offer caregivers or persons with AD
the opportunity to meet with others in similar
circumstances at a regularly scheduled meeting in a
safe, confidential environment. Trained volunteer
facilitators are paired with professional staff to lead all
groups.
For more information regarding programs and services,
(800) 272-3900, or visit alz.org/rochesterny
Our mission is a bold one: To eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the
advancement of research, to provide and enhance care and support for all affected,
and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health.
* Throughout the annual report AD refers to Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
5. 3,600 people served
260 care consultations
388 support groups
230 social activities
315 education sessions
by the numbers
1,000 hours
support group
facilitation
484 hours
education
300 hours
office support
800 hours
special event coordination
how our
volunteers
spent their
time
6. visit alz.org/rochesterny for support opportunities
“Instead of focusing on what I can no longer do,
I focus on how I can still make a difference.”
Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel
7. Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel was preparing
to defend her doctoral thesis when something
alarming started happening: she couldn’t recall the
course material or concepts she had been studying
for years. She persevered but the symptoms remained,
and as she began her work as a minister, she struggled
to remember the names of parishioners and topics
of previous sermons. After years of disguising her
difficulties through the help of detailed notes and the
support of friends, Cynthia made an appointment to
see her primary care physician.
In 2011 at the age of just 57, Cynthia was diagnosed
with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). Then in
2014, Cynthia’s mother passed away with AD—a
wake-up call she couldn’t ignore about her own
health. And so, with the help of her church, Cynthia
immediately filed for long-term disability. For
Cynthia, it was a bleak reality and she was devastated
to leave a career that had been her identity for 15
years.
Soon Cynthia would find a new
identity: Alzheimer’s activist
Cynthia’s congregation and her family were
supportive after hearing of her diagnosis and this
support helped Cynthia transition from asking
herself, “why me?” to “what’s next?” First she got her
personal matters in order by meeting with her elder
law attorney and establishing powers of attorney for
health care and property. Then she looked outward.
Through her relationship with the Alzheimer’s
Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region,
Cynthia has been trained to become an early-stage
Alzheimer’s support facilitator and has joined the
Chapter’s Early-Stage Advisory Council. Today,
she is a member of the Speaker’s Bureau and a host
of Meet Me at the Museum, a social engagement
program for people in the early stage of Alzheimer’s.
Cynthia is also enrolled in the Alzheimer’s Disease
Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) study at the
University of Rochester, which she learned about
through the Alzheimer’s Association’s TrialMatch®, a
clinical trials matching service.
“My life changed dramatically when I was diagnosed with
MCI,” says Cynthia. “It was a frightening and confusing
time in my life and the Alzheimer’s Association was
there for me, providing me with helpful information and
caring support. I decided then and there to volunteer for
the Alzheimer’s Association and to help others who were
dealing with a diagnosis.”
Cynthia says one of her biggest achievements through
her involvement with the Association was being
elected as a member of the Alzheimer’s Association
National Early-Stage Advisory Group, which helps
raise awareness of Alzheimer’s and reduces stigma
associated with the disease by sharing personal stories
and experiences of living with dementia.
For Cynthia, being a part of the Alzheimer’s
Association National Early-Stage Advisory Group
means something more: to raise awareness of early
stage issues and demonstrate the many “faces and
facets” of the disease. She says she aspires to raise
hope among others living with the disease that
there is life after diagnosis and to encourage people
to participate in clinical studies in order to advance
research.
“The Alzheimer’s Association encouraged me to get
involved and has given me so many opportunities to serve.
Instead of focusing on what I can no longer do, I focus on
how I can still make a difference. I participate in research,
and I look for ways to raise awareness and funds to help
others support our Association’s critical programs and
services.”
strength & perseverance in the
face of alzheimer’s disease
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8. The Alzheimer’s Association
in partnership with the
Memorial Art Gallery
(MAG), launched the Meet
Me at the MAG program
in 2009. The program is
designed for people with
Alzheimer’s disease and their
care partners. This supportive
and nurturing environment
helps to elicit memories
of the past and promotes
self-expression through the
invaluable impact of art.
During the tours, the
museum is closed to the
public to offer a private and
peaceful environment for
participants to enjoy the
massive collections of more
than 12,000 works of art
spanning more than 5,000
years of history. Each tour
is guided by an Alzheimer’s
Association trained docent,
beginning with a short recital
on the 18th Century Italian
Baroque Pipe Organ and
concluding with a reception
where participants are given
an opportunity to socialize.
This program helps people
with Alzheimer’s to
communicate in creative and
expressive ways. “Language is
one of the parts of our personality
that the disease takes away,”
says Susan Dodge Peters
Daiss, MAG Director of
Education. “So smiles and
engagement are additional parts
of language they can use to
communicate and that is what
docents are trained to look for.”
Burton Gordon and his
wife, Audrey, were one of
the first couples to participate
in the Meet Me at the MAG
Program. This program
brought such value to them
that Burt decided to make a
long-term commitment to
support the program. Though
Audrey passed away from
Alzheimer’s disease in 2010,
Burt continues to support
this important program. Prior
to her Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Audrey was very active at
the MAG and was a docent
there for 25 years. Burt felt
by supporting this program
in Audrey’s memory it was a
perfect way to honor her.
“I support the Alzheimer’s
Association because of the help
my family and I received,”
says Burt. “The education
classes are just marvelous. Our
whole family participated, even
my grandchildren. When we
were first introduced to the
Alzheimer’s Association, we
participated in ‘The Basics,
Understanding Alzheimer’s.’
It is an education class that
as a family helped us better
understand the signs to look
for, what to expect with the
disease and tips on how to help
communicate effectively,” he says.
“It is a very good program and I
would highly recommend it.”
We are grateful to the Burton Gordon family for
their generous support of Meet Me at the MAG,
which allows the Alzheimer’s Association and
the Memorial Art Gallery to collaborate and
offer this life-enriching program for people with
Alzheimer’s disease and their loved ones.
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meet me at the mag
18th Century Italian Baroque Pipe Organ
Madeleine S. Heilbrunn Gallery of American Art, 1900-1950
9. “Life with Bill was always an
adventure,” says Sheila Konar.
Married for more than 61 years,
she recalled a story about the time
she was returning home from
running an errand and was stopped
at the end of her driveway by a
man wearing a dark suit. He asked
her name; she replied and that this
was where she lived. The security
guard then let her by. Apparently
Bill had planned a dinner party
for 100 guests the next day with
Israel’s Prime Minister Yitzhak
Rabin and forgot to let his wife
know. The security guard had been
assigned to clear the premises for
Rabin’s arrival.
The Prime
Minister
was one of
many notable
dignitaries
that the
Konars hosted
over the years
in their home
in Pittsford.
Another
dignitary was
Elie Wiesel,
Nobel
Laureate.
Both Bill and Elie were not only
concentration camp survivors but
their friendship began when they
were bunkmates at Auschwitz
many years before.
At fifteen years of age, Bill was
liberated from the concentration
camps by American troops in
1945 with his brothers where
they landed in Rochester through
an orphan relocation program.
Arriving in America with nothing,
Bill did a variety of jobs, including
selling canned foods and kosher
pickles to grocers and restaurants,
and eventually built a business out
of “rack jobbing” or placing health
and beauty aids in food stores.
Ultimately he went into a new
business – owning and operating
a hugely successful chain of 84
discount drugstores. Later he sold
the drugstore operation, which
eventually became known as CVS,
and became active in real estate.
As successful as he was in business,
Bill was even more generous in his
philanthropy. With Sheila’s support
and that of their two children,
Howard and Rachel, and their
five grandchildren, the family
has generously supported causes
dear to them. This includes the
Alzheimer’s Association, giving
the Rochester Chapter’s first and
only Zenith Society* gift, and the
Holocaust Museum in Washington
DC, where Sheila and Bill were
founding members.
Though Bill lost his courageous
battle to Alzheimer’s disease in
June 2015, the Konar family
remains committed to living out
Bill’s vision of
giving back to
our community
in countless ways,
always carrying
with them his
words, “If I have a
roof over my head, a
window to look out
of and food on the
table, we will always
give back.”
The Konar
Family Foundation generously
supports the mission of the
Alzheimer’s Association by
underwriting a variety of social
engagement programs and services
including GEVA performances;
the Jewish Community Center’s
Music, Mindfulness & Motion
program; and open rehearsals
at the Rochester Philharmonic
Orchestra. Thanks to their support,
vibrant educational programs have
also been delivered to support the
family and professional caregiver
as well as those with early stage
dementia so that families do not
have to travel this difficult journey
alone.
The Alzheimer’s Association
will be eternally grateful for the
generous spirit that embodies
Bill and Sheila Konar and their
family, and dedicates this annual
report in their honor.
a legacy of adventure
and giving back
* With a membership of 70 since its founding in 1990, The Alzheimer’s Association Zenith Society represents our highest
and most involved level of philanthropy—setting the bar for leadership giving in critical mission areas of Alzheimer’s care,
advocacy, awareness, and research. Together, these inspirational donors are transforming the realities of Alzheimer’s disease
by supporting more than 100 leading researchers with more than $90 million contributed to Alzheimer’s Association
research, care, support, and advocacy since its inception.
Sheila Konar
Bill and Sheila Konar
10. 8 Annual Report // Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region
Imagine you are 43 years old with a supportive
husband, two wonderful children, and a circle of
close friends. Then one day you can’t remember
how to get home from your child’s soccer game.
Panic sets in and the doctor appointments begin.
In 2013, Amy Norton was diagnosed with early-
onset Alzheimer’s* at the age of 43. It was a day
that turned the lives of her husband Brian and their
children, Megan, 16, and Justin, 13, upside down.
Almost immediately, Brian had to take on the role
of running the household, tending to Megan and
Justin’s needs, and providing day-to-day care to Amy.
But while his wife’s cognitive ability was slipping
away more and more each day, Brian was determined
to take on an even greater challenge: to do all he
could to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease
and to advocate for greater funding and support for
the thousands in our community living with the
disease.
making a difference at home
and beyond
Brian and his family initially became involved with
the Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger
Lakes Region as participants in our caregiver support
groups and educational programs. Though Brian was
able to participate and find meaning in the programs
offered, Megan felt left out, so she helped the
organization launch an innovative teen group where
she and others her age could find support through
sharing and connection. In addition, Brian, Megan,
and Justin devoted additional time to advocacy
efforts in our local community and participate in
the Alzheimer’s Association’s annual Rally Day in
our state capitol. Brian, Megan, and Justin testified
to our New York State elected officials about the
importance of passing legislation that positively
impacts those affected by Alzheimer’s disease and
their caregivers.
The Nortons have also rallied family members,
neighbors, and others to join them in raising money
for the Alzheimer’s Association’s annual signature
fundraising event, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s,
bringing their two-year family team total to more
than $25,000 to help support our programs and
services.
“I have found a place of comfort and fellowship through
the Alzheimer’s Association’s support groups and caregiver
conferences. Being around others who are experiencing
the same challenges is extremely beneficial,” says Brian.
“Participating in these programs, as well as advocating on
behalf of the Association, has given me a level of strength
and determination to care for Amy and to keep fighting.”
of the 5.3 million Americans with Alzheimer’s disease,
approximately 200,000 have early onset Alzheimer’s.
living in the moment: a young family’s
passionate fight against alzheimer’s
* Early-Onset Alzheimer disease affects people younger than the age of 65.
“Although we give Amy our best each day and work
hard to care for her, we realize we are not in control
of this disease or the course it will take,” says Brian.
“We have chosen to find some positive meaning as we
face this challenge, and our work with the Alzheimer’s
Association provides a sense of purpose and enables us
to feel some control over this disease.”
11. The Norton Family
“We have chosen to find some positive
meaning as we face this challenge.”
12. Foundations are at the cornerstone of giving, and thanks to the generous support of many local
foundations, the Alzheimer’s Association is able to enhance and expand care and support we
provide to people in our region facing the challenges of Alzheimer’s.
foundation profile
Thanks to ongoing support from the
Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation the
Alzheimer’s Association is able to expand
and grow its programs and services for
persons with Alzheimer’s disease and
their caregivers in the Mennonite/
Amish community in Yates County,
as well as for others in Yates county.
There is a rising need for dementia
programs and services in Yates County
to promote aging in place for persons
with Alzheimer’s disease and their families. Adults age 65 and over are the fastest growing
demographic in the Finger Lakes Region, and this population is vulnerable because of limited
geriatric services, transportation and other caregiver resources.
Thanks to Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation’s giving, the Alzheimer’s Association established
a Rural Outreach Program that empowers community members to improve the quality of
health for Yates County residents by providing them with the knowledge and tools needed
to help themselves to remain in their homes and communities for as long as possible. Since
the Mennonite/Amish are less likely to utilize services outside of the community, our
collaborative, person/caregiver-centered approach helps these communities to integrate
support and management strategies that can delay or entirely avoid nursing home placement.
For this program, The Alzheimer’s Association trains local residents in these areas who will
then serve as the content expert and peer educators for their community neighbors. Through
the support of the Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation, the Alzheimer’s Association has begun to
overcome the initial challenge by connecting with community Bishops, who play a leadership
role in all aspects of the Mennonite/Amish community.
Through ongoing collaboration between the Alzheimer’s Association and the Mennonite/
Amish community, we hope to achieve a better quality of life for members of their community
with Alzheimer disease and their caregivers.
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generosity goes a very long way
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$350 million increase
for Alzheimer’s disease
research
The Alzheimer’s Association
highlighted the historic
$350 million increase for
Alzheimer’s disease research
funding in the FY2016
budget, signed into law by
President Barack Obama.
This marks the largest
increase ever for federal
Alzheimer’s research funding.
New York State Funding
Governor Cuomo and the
New York State Legislature
have positioned New York
State as a leader in the fight
against the Alzheimer’s
epidemic, creating a model
for other states to follow. The
appropriation of $25 million
per year, for at least 2 years, is
the single largest investment
in caregiver support services
by any state in the nation.
a world without alzheimer’s:
you can help make it happen
We have volunteer opportunities for all ages and abilities that include providing
support for individuals and families facing Alzheimer’s and other dementias,
raising awareness of the disease and of the resources available in the community,
advocating for public policies, and helping to raise funds for local Alzheimer’s
Association programs and for research. For more information on our volunteer
opportunties, call (585) 760-5400 or visit alz.org/rochesterny.
Alzheimer’s Accountability Act
This bipartisan legislation
enacted as part of the fiscal year
2015 omnibus appropriations
bill, requires the scientists at the
National Institutes of Health to
submit an annual Alzheimer’s
research budget proposal directly
to Congress. This Act ensures
Congress hears directly from
scientists what they will need
to prevent and effectively treat
Alzheimer’s by 2025.
We are the experts leading the fight to end Alzheimer’s—a disease that remains one of the
most critical public health issues in America. This is why we are unrelenting in our advocacy
for public policy issues and critical research funding.
2015 advocacy accomplishments
a public voice being heard
our biggest advocates are everyday people.
Make your voice heard by joining thousands of Alzheimer’s
advocates nationwide. For more information about our advocacy
efforts, contact Kelly Harris at (585) 760-5405 or kharris@alz.org
14. Walk to End Alzheimer’s®
During September and October, more than 3,500 participants from Rochester and the Finger
Lakes Region joined the Alzheimer’s Association’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s and united in a
movement to reclaim the future for millions. Participants in five walks across Rochester and
the Finger Lakes raised more than $440,000 to fund Alzheimer’s care, support, and research
programs, a 16% increase from 2014!
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raising funds and awareness
“We walk to bring attention to this awful disease that does not
discriminate and affects people of all ages.”
– Team Grimshaw
“We walk in honor of Amy
Norton who was diagnosed with
early onset Alzheimer’s disease
at the age of 43. We never
imagined being in this situation
but have decided to fight back
against this disease through
advocacy and fundraising.”
– Team Hugs4Mom
join us! sign up for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at alz.org/walk
“We walk to remember those we’ve lost, honor those living with the
disease, and to raise money for a cure to end Alzheimer’s.”
– Team Highlanders
Why we walk…
growth in revenue from Walk to End Alzheimer’s
$324,606
2012
$362,173
2013
$381,989
2014
$442,700
2015
$350,000
$400,000
$450,000
$300,000
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15. Red Wings Awareness Night
The mother of Logan Darnell, Rochester Red Wings
pitcher, is living with Alzheimer’s disease. In June
2015, Logan sponsored a Red Wings Awareness Night
for Alzheimer’s, where the players wore purple striped
jerseys, designed and sponsored by Logan, to raise
awareness and funds for the Alzheimer’s Association.
“It’s one of those diseases where she’s perfectly healthy but
her mind just goes away for a little bit. But saying that,
she’s the happiest, greatest person in the whole world,” says
Logan. “I just really think it’s a big deal that we get it out
there and raise money. We have the people in our court who
can do it.”
REVENUE RAISED: $6,600
The Apprentice Cook-Off Gala
The Apprentice Cook-Off Gala was a fun,
interactive evening where guests judged gourmet
dishes prepared by Finger Lakes Community College
culinary students and their Senior Living chef
mentors. All proceeds went to support local programs
and services.
A local celebrity panel of judges voted on the Top
Chefs award. At the May 2015 event, the panel
included Mary Ellen Burris, Wegmans Senior Vice
President of Consumer Affairs; Norma Holland,
13 WHAM News Anchor & Reporter; Maureen
McGuire, WROC-TV Anchor; Jack Garner,
celebrated movie critic; and Stewart Putnam,
Alzheimer’s Association National Board Chair.
REVENUE RAISED: $52,000
SAVE THE DATE! The 2016 Apprentice Cook-
Off Gala will be held on Wednesday, May 4,
2016, at the Radisson Rochester Riverside
Hotel.
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The Longest Day
On June 21 2015, people across the globe
participated in The Longest Day, an event in
which teams perform various activities in order
to raise funds to fuel the care, support, and
research efforts of the Alzheimer’s Association.
This event is about patience, strength, and
endurance—a challenge that reflects the
experiences that nearly 15.7 million caregivers
face every day.
Here is how some local supporters participated:
»» Mike Moran and Team Kevin Koasters rode
the Jack Rabbit roller coaster at Sea Breeze
Amusement Park in honor of Mike’s brother
and coaster enthusiast, Kevin J. Moran,
who passed away at age 54 from early-onset
Alzheimer’s disease.
»» Brian Heppard, board chair and certified
geriatrician, and nine physician colleagues
each rode at least 70 miles through the Finger
Lakes region.
REVENUE RAISED: $11,885
To join us on The Longest Day visit
thelongestday.alz.org or call
585-760-5415 for more information.
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16. Alzheimer’s Association
June 30, 2015
Assets
Cash Equivalents $ 425,625
Accounts, Grants & Pledges Receivable 280,536
Investments 2,125,708
Other Assets (Fixed Assets and Other Assets) 21,476
Total Assets $ 2,853,345
Liablilities and Net Assets
Accounts payable $ 93,684
Due to National Alzheimer’s Association 24,465
Other Liabilities (Accrued Payroll and Benefits) 102,885
Total Liabilities 221,034
Net Assets 2,632,311
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 2,853,345
Public Support and Revenue
Foundation and Corporate Grants $ 38,179
Special Events 443,866
Contributions, Memorials and Bequests 157,171
Government Grants 908,096
Net Investment Income 27,897
United Way 108,388
Contributed Goods and Services 22,842
Fees and Other Revenue 21,915
$ 1,728,354
Expenses
Programs and Services $ 1,253,095
Management/General 223,893
Fundraising 216,540
$ 1,693,528
Change in Net Assets $ 34,826
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statement of financial position
statement of activities
17. our generous supporters
This donor listing includes individuals that have provided support exceeding $100 during the Alzheimer’s
Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region 2015 fiscal year, from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015. Also
included are our sponsors and donors that directed a gift to us through the 2015 United Way campaign. Our
leading fundraising teams and individuals from the 2014 and 2015 Walks to End Alzheimer’s, 2015 Longest Day
Teams and the Rochester Area Community Foundation are also recognized.
Unfortunately, space limitations prevent us from listing all our donors, but we are most appreciative for all
the support we receive. While every effort was made to have an accurate listing, we apologize in advance for
any errors or omissions we have made. Please email us at inforochny@alz.org if you want to inform us of any
changes that need to be made to this listing.
Alois Society: All donors of $1,000 or greater are members of the Alzheimer’s Association Alois Society, which
recognizes our most generous donors.
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foundation gifts
$25,000 +
Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation Konar Family Foundation
$10,000 - $20,000
Ames Amzalak Memorial Trust Margaret and Stephen Schwartz Fund Rochester Area Community Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Edward & Blanche Ollie Lawson Endowment Helen Norris Foundation The Gordon Family Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
Horseheads B.P.O.E. No.2297 P. D. Oviatt Fund
$500 - $2,499
Braitman Family Supporting Foundation, Inc.
Hardinge Anderson Evans Foundation
Hasman Family Fund
Kathleen and Charles Walgreen III Foundaton
Robert C. and Mary K. Horton Fund
Simon and Josephine Braitman Foundation
T. M. & M. W. Crandall Foundation
Unity Health System Foundation
corporate sponsors
$20,000 +
Wegmans Food Markets, Inc.
$5,000 - $9,999
Bartholomew Health Care
Management Group, Inc.
Butler Till
Episcopal SeniorLife Communities
Legacy Senior Living Communities
St. John’s
Visiting Nurse Service
$2,500 - $4,999
Baywinde
Bethany Village
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
Five Star Bank
Friendly Senior Living
The Highlands at Pittsford
Jewish Senior Life
OptumHealth UnitedHealthcare
$500 - $2,499
Amica Insurance Company
Atria Penfield Senior Living
The Bell Company, Inc.
Brookdale Senior Living Solutions
Corning Center for Rehabilitation
and Healthcare
Crimson Ridge
Elcor Nursing and Rehabilitation
Center
ElderOne (RGHS Affiliate)
Heather Heights of Pittsford
Heathwood Assisted Living at
Penfield
Highland Hospital
Hurlbut Care Communities
Karpus Investment Management
Lewis Tree Services, Inc.
Mengel, Metzger, Barr & Co., LLP
MVP Healthcare
The Pipa Tagliarino Group
Pittsford Federal Credit Union
QES Solutions
Quail Summit
St. Ann’s Community
The Village at Unity
18. estate gifts
$100,000 +
Estate of Erna Kaiser
$50,000 - $100,000
William S. McCarthy Living Trust
$25,000 - $49,000
Estate of Samuel Greenberg
government agencies and other grant makers
Monroe County Office
for the Aging
New York State Department
of Health
New York State Office for People
with Developmental Disabilities
New York State Office
for the Aging
Rochester Area
Community Foundation
United Way of Greater Rochester
United Way of the Southern Tier
University of Rochester
Medical Center
in-kind donors and other contributors
3 Heads Brewery
Conolly Printing
Constellation Brands
FOX/13WHAM/CW
iHeart Radio
Monroe Ambulance and
Transportation
Panera Bread
Tim Hortons
WENY
2014 and 2015 individual walk fundraisers
$5,000 +
Rose Carnegie
$2,500 - $4,999
John Cassetta
Paul DiPasquale
Anne Dobbertin
Robert Johnson
Michael McRae
Barbara Moran
Michael Moran
Brian Norton
Justin Norton
Megan Norton
Sue Ras
Brian Sciarabba
Julie Smith
$1,000 - $2,499
Theresa Antenucci
David Baron
Noah & Tracy Beal
Donna Benwitz
Robert Brechue
Marybeth Brockman
Laura Bruno
Jasmine Chambers
David Crawford
B.J. Cunningham
Kim Dickson
Jennifer Dow
Jason Dusett
Joseph Fiannaca
Rita Fullerton
Tara Germano
Meg Goodman
Gary J. Graves II
Cary Greenberg
Kerry Hallock
Susan Halpern
Christine Hazlett
Christina Henrichs
Mike Homer
Rosia Johnson
Kai Kenney
Janice LaBella
Chris Lacey
Thomas Lacey
Memory Malley
Matthew Mann
Ruth Mann
Nancy McCrave
Trista Merrill
Jeannin Moran
Julie Mullen
Judy Pastusec
Tracy Pattison
Diane Premo
Robin Purcio
Kari Raymond
Barbara Risser
Nancy Robbins
Jeff Sweeney
Debra Szalay
Pat Tappan
Hazel Thompson
Gail Valentino
Melanie Wagner
Mary Walker
Robert C. Whiteside
Janet Williams
our generous supporters (cont’d.)
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$500 - $999
Claude Adair
Leslie Adriansen
Bridget Aleo
Maureen Bacchetta
Benjamin Barniskis
Mary Bridget Barniskis
David Baron
Maureen Basil
Mary Beseau
Bonnie Beseau Toomey
Kathy Birk
Kara Birrell
Theresa Brechue
Holli Budd
Brandon Buonomo
Mamie Burden
Laura Burke
Patricia Caldwell
James F. Catlin
Sonya Cermak
Jodi Cipro
Mary Ellen Coleman
Eric Compagnone
Kathy Conlon
Jeremy Cooney
Joshua Criss
Elizabeth Crowl
Mary Dain
Patricia Donnelly
Mike Donovan
Sadaf Dreitlein
Dean Faklaris
Wendy Fichthorn
Christine Fortnam
Beth Frank-Heffer
Nicole Franki
Katie Fredericks
Carly Freeman
Ashley Gaesser
Kenneth Gavin
Tammy Genagon
Jonathan Gerenski
Pat Gerenski
Antoinette Gionta
Nikolina Gionta
Penny Gionta
Ben Gioseffi
Kim Glavin’s
Abby Golfo
Maureen Goodwin
Beth Graf
Sherry Guest
Anne Gulledge
Kelly Harris
Betty Havens
Kevin Holahan
Gretchen Homer
Patti Horton
Lyndsay Houghton
Jennie Huch
Kate Karl
Sheila Kinsky
Mark Klein
Georgia Klotz
Mary Klotz
Tim Klotz
Tom Klotz
Katie Klotz Parasch
Sarah Klotz-Rosen
Roseann Kraus
Kathleen Krenzer
Joan Krist
Ron Laforce
Andrew Lahue
Jean Lamicela
Majella LaRock
Kate Leipold
Joseph Leunig
Elizabeth Li
Margaret Li
Margaret Lorden
Michael Lynch
Frank Mandery
Caryl Marchand
Autumn Maxwell
Marjorie Monte
William Morris
Jeanne Mulley
Sandra Naylon
Conor Palmer
Jacob Peri
Tessa Peri
Sabrina Persell Mcleod
Debby Pitts
Carol Podgorski
Pat Powers
Ann Publow
Allison Radley
June Rafoth
Esta Richter
Joyce Ridley
Rich Rogers
Patty Rowland
Katarina Saddlemire
Margaret Salatino
Lori Salerni
Joyce & Dick Sarvis
Danielle Schab
Kristine Schaller - Mager
Joanna Schoff
Michael Seelig
Amanda Shipman
Christina Stewart
Abigail Stuckless
Richard Taromino
Ashley Tillman
Art Trimble
Steve Trotta
Chantel Truax
Kimberly Tyson
Bonnie Wadach
Sean Wagner
Katharine Waite
Amy Walworth
Cindy Weaver
Kathleen Welch
Michael Whitcraft
Cory White
Kat/Kristin Wiggall
Linda Wojciechowski
Linda Wood
Ruth Wright
Vonnie Youngs
Kristina Zeitvogel
Mackenzie Zimmerman
2014 and 2015 walk teams
$10,000 +
Carnegie Walkers
Highlanders
Hugs 4 Mom
Smiling Jim
St. Ann’s Community
Team Gionta
Team Grimshaw
Team Klotz
$5,000 - $9,999
Elderwood at Waverly
FLCC Cares
Friendly Senior Living
Jewish Senior Life
Kevin’s Koasters
Ras Team
Ryan Family and Friends
St. John’s Onward Marchers
Team Cassetta
Team Debbie
UR Medicine/Thompson Health
Senior Living Team
$2,500 - $4,999
4 Phyllis
ANH Memory Seekers
Bethany Village
Bill’s Buddies
Crest Royals
CUMC Walkers
Dancin’ Nana
Forget About It
Freeman Crew
Halpern’s Helpers
Keep Kimmy Smiling
Krenzer
MannPower!
Mary’s Memories
Memories Matter @ Rochester
Presbyterian Home/Cottage Grove
Mount Olivet Walkers
Remembering Eleanor
TEAM DUKE
Team Joy-Ray
Team LCCNR
Team Legacy
Team ROC
The Village At Unity
Webster Cyclones
20. $1,000 - $2,499
4Papa
AARP’ers
AMTAS @ Naz
Anne’s Team
Barbs Babes
Beseau Bombers
Blatchford Bunch
Brockport’s Brookdale Brigade
Brookdale Pittsford
Canandaigua National Bank
Canandaigua YMCA
Captain Joe’s Corps
Chemung County Dept. of Aging
Club Fred
Dee’s Driven
Donovan’s Walkers
Early Onset of Alzheimer’s
Awareness Team
Eblacker
Feisty Fuller’s
Fight for Phil
Fleet Footed
Flying Penguins
Forget-Me-Not
Give, Care, Hope
Gould
Grandpa John
Heather Heights Of Pittsford
Heathwood Assisted Living @
Penfield
Herry’s Bears
Honoring Art Dunn
In Memory of Delores Flint
Jackie’s Forget-Me-Nots
Jack’s Pack
Jeannie & Dessy
Join for John
Kai for a Kure
Keep Memories Alive
Kingers @ Design Pool & Spa
Lincolns Love
Making Strides for Mary Murphy
Marian’s House
MEG’s Team
Miles for Memories
MomB
Morgan Estates
New Hope & Faith
NICHE @Highland/URMC
Noyes Cares
Oma’s Crüe
Ontario ARC
Rosalie’s Rangers
Ruth’s Team
Shirley’s Girls
Shirl’s Girls
Sigma Kappa
Sue’s Crew
TEAM ACE
Team Baywinde
Team E.J.
Team Fiannaca
Team Gloria
Team Harris Beach
Team Izzy
Team Jackie
Team Kingers
Team Lacey
Team LaHaye
Team Lifespan
Team Mary
Team Medved
Team Mema
Team Murray
Team Pa
Team Sally
Team Siggy
Team Sue
Team Teets
Team Visiting Nurse Service
The Bell Bombers
The Cary and Stacey Greenberg
Family Team
The Forget-Me-Nots
The Highlanders
The Purple Express
Underberg & Kessler
Unity Memory Center
UR Memory Care Program
Violet’s Team
Walk This Way
Walk with Grace
Walkaholics
Walkin’ For Walker’s
2015 longest day teams
$1,000 +
Canandaigua Bridge Club
Cluck Crawl
Kevin’s Koasters
PedALZ Power
Pole Position Raceway
Team Debbie
$500 - $999
Games Galore!
$100 - $499
A Walk to Remember The Jewish Home of Rochester The Village Yarn & Fiber Shop
individual donors & businesses
$5000 +
Burton Gordon
$2,500 - $4,999
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Margaret Bartlett
Raymond Benitez
Howard Berman
Robert and Virginia Demes
Jeanne M. Dibble
Burton Gordon
Kelly Harris
Dr. Brian Heppard
William* and Sheila Konar
William and Candace Ryan
Jerry and Jane Sinkel
Wayne and Mary Smith
Margarete Snead
John Tubridy
our generous supporters (cont’d.)
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*deceased
21. 19Annual Report // Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region
$1,000 - $2,499
Allstate Foundation
Carla Baliva
Noah & Tracy Beal
Margaret Bodine
Kathleen Brandl
Steve and Holly Brookstein
Calvary United Methodist Church
Owen Carpenter
John and Mary Cassetta
Michele Chantra
William Chey, D.M.D.
Carol Christensen
Daniel and Sarah Collins
Charles R. Craig
Ralph Dandrea
Anthony Diaz
Barbara J. Dick
Dutcher and Zatkowsky
The E. Foundation
Laurie Elliott
William Elser
Robert Frank
William Fredenburg
Teresa A. Galbier
Kathleen Garcia
Tara Germano
William Gilley
Cary and Stacey Greenberg
Donald Guenther
William F. Holly
Bruce and Kathy Holroyd
Barton Hopkins
Hot Shots Volleyball Center
Frank and Sharon Insero
Jewish Home of Rochester
Katie Johnson
Johnson & Johnson
Phillip Johnson
Michael Kiser
Barry R. Klock
Debbie J. Kovac
Barbara Kozel
Robert Latour
Alan M. Lupton
Joseph W. Mamon
Thomas and Debra Mayberry
Franklin Miceli
Glenn and Barbara Miller
James Minor
Michael Moran
Richard and Barbara Mueller
Nat’l Electrical Contractors Assn.
(NECA), Rochester Chapter
Brian and Amy Norton and Family
Linda Reid
Chris and Karen Shadders
State Employees Federated
Appeal
Pat Tappan
Hazel Thompson
David and Claudia Weber
Thomas Williams
Women’s Rochester District Golf
Association
Jane Gordon and Miles Zatkowsky
$500 - $999
Alex and Ani Retail, LLC
Gina Andrecolich-Montesano
Avon Nursing Facility
Frederick A. and Cathleen R. Beer
Ronald D. Billitier
Kathy Birk
Blimpies
Bonadio & Co., LLP
Theresa A. Brechue
Brenda Buckley
Laura Burgart
Canandaigua Teachers
Association
Thomas Caprio
Adina M. Carbone
Rose Carnegie
Alina Check
Jessica Cognata
Milt and Judi Cohen
Christine Colucci
Charles Comer
Community Foundation Of Elmira-
Corning And The Finger Lakes
Richard Condello
Corning Center
Richard H. Cowan
Alan Crouse
Ellen Crowley
Steven Crump
Kimberly Cusker
Mary Dain
Garron Dandridge
De Joy, Knauf and Blood Llp
Kathy DiMaria
Robert DiPasquale
Christine Donalies
Christine Donnelly and Family
East Side Nursing Home
Karen Edwards
Dorothy K. Elias
Elizabeth Campbell
ExxonMobil Foundation
James and Kathy Farrar
Faulkner Consulting Group LLC
First Niagara Bank
Tim Fox
Marshall J. Frederická
Kathleen Gaesser
Margot Garcia
Laura Geraci
Peter Giblin
Dr. Alfred Ginkel
Julian and Marjorie Goldstein
Sam Green
Amy Hagler
Sandra and Christopher Harte
Robert Harwood
Deborah Herry
Kevin Holahan
IBM Employee Services Center
Bruce E. Ingram
William Janawitz
Cynthia Jankowski
Deborah J. Johnson
Linda Joss
John Karahalis
Naomi Kennedy
Debra Kiefer
Janice and Paul LaBella
Thomas Lacey
William Lattierre
LeRoy Village Green
Arthur Lowenthal
Richard H. Machemer Jr.
Joe Manz
Patricia Martell
Keith McCarthy
Bob and Betsey McCrory
Brian McDermott
Laurie McGrath
Merchants Insurance Group
Linda Messina
Michael Moran
Morgan Estates ACF, L.P.
John J. Murphy IV
Steven F. Neelin
Marjorie Noye
Barbara Nussmann
John J. Orourke III
OSG Contracting, Ltd.
James Palmer
Timothy Pasley
Karen Peel and Family
Penfield Central School District
National Honor Society
Kenneth Perrine
Michael Pietropaoli
Pittsford Federal Credit Union
Carol Podgorski
Richard Polochock
Dr. Anton P. Porsteinsson
Capt. Clarence Oliver Post
John Potter
Kay Prey
Vanessa Pschirrer
June Rafoth
Scott Ras
Geraldine Raschiatore
Pat Reece
Anne and Vincent Renzi
Tracy Ritzenthaler
Marisa Roach
Rich Rogers
Sandra Rosenthal
Sherri Ruffin
Daniel Rugg
Joyce B. Ryan
Janine Schue
Brian Sciarabba
Angela Seeley
Dr. Bernard Shore
Lee R. Skipper
Carolyn L. Smith
Robert and Mary Sorensen
Suzanne and Theodore Spall Jr.
Robert A. Stevens
Paul and Susan Sugnet
Cindy Tanner
Jeremy Thaler and Constance M.
Potter
The Bell Company
Dr. Albert J. Tricomi
Scott Turcotte
Gregg and Dorothy Vandivert
Steven P. Von Rhedey
Derek Warshof
Della Webb
Bethanne White
Lois Williams-Norman
Gail Wold
Lee Woodring
22. $250 - $499
Daniel and Elizabeth Abbas
Janet M. and Scott E. Ackerman
Stephanie Adams
Lisa Adamski
Bruce Aitken
Jon and Terry Allen
Ameriprise Financial
Amica Companies Foundation
Allan Anderson
Liz Ansuini
Roger Araujo
Robert D. Baden
Stacy Baier
Gail and Elijah Baity
Laurie A. Baker
Joshua Baker
Pamela Bartemus
Janet R. Bauter
Betty A. Becker
Alyssa Belasco
Tom Bement
Rachel Benedetto
Robert J. Bergin
Cynthia Bianchi
Daniel Bielaski
Alan Bloom
Robert B. Boehner
Lisa Boice
Jeanne Borrelli
Lisa L. Boyle
Terry Braun
Margaret Brennan
Louis V. Brescia
Linda Brooken
Roberta Brown
Aaron Burger
Diane Callan
Deborah Carlascio
Dina Carpenter
David Cashin
James Catlin
Andrew Chen
Clifton Springs Hearing Center
Robert Coakley
Donald Combes
Conesus Lake Nursing Home
Employees
James Connaughton
S & M Contracting
Deborah Cordingly
Charles Corrao
Christine Cowley
David Crawford
Marie Cutaia
Gerald F. Daley
James D’Amico
Dandy Mini Marts, Inc.
Rylie Day
Deborah DeJoy
Marilyn DeSmith
Mark DeWitt
Alisa Dickson
Brendan Donnelly
Charlotte Downing
Heather Drake
Deborah Eaves
Sharon Eckert
EFP Rotenberg LLP
Team Elderwood Tioga
Karen M. Elliott
Emeritus at West Side Rochester
Judith R. Engerman
Anne Fagioli
Farm Credit East
Phyliss Fellows
William Femec
Pam Ficarra
First Heritage Credit Union
Kaitlin Fitzgerald
Anne M. Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Fredenburg
James French
Suzanne Gardner
Joanne Garfield
Charles and Marcia Gault
Leslee Voss Geltzer
Richard N. George
John and Bonnie Geraghty
Nancy Gerard
Lucy and Mark Gionta
Nikolina Gionta
Ben Gioseffi
Ronald and Nicole Goldberg
Steven L. and Kathleen Good
GPM Associates, LLC.
Greg and Carrie Gribben
Barbara Gross
Lori Guido
Chereeze Hall
Hammer Associates
Emmanuel Harris
Kenneth Harris
Patricia T. and Orville P. Harris
Lee Hasiuk
Amy Hay
Douglas Hill
Hill Haven
Karen Hodge
Dr. Marvin Hoffman
Holley Rotary Club
Robert F. and Bruce A. Holroyd
Holy Cross Church of Rochester
Holy Cross School
Andrea Hryhorenko
Melanie and Richard Hughes
Kelly R. Hume
Keith Johnson
David and Susan Joseph
Janet L. Juneau
Johnathan Kellen
Sean and Meilia Kelly
Kennedy Valve Co.
Tim and Lynne Kerwin
Robert T. Kimbrough, Jr.
Paul King
Mark Klein
Kathleen Krenzer
Joanne Krolak
Nancy LaHaye
Nancy Langenstein
Last Man Standing Club 2009
Edward C. Lehman Jr.
Kate Leipold
Gay Lenhard
Christopher Leone
Anthony P. Liberti
Lions Club of Troy
Alexander Loycano
Lester Lustik
Joseph Lynch
M & T Bank
Jeffrey Mastin
Raymond May
Sheila McGarrity
Craig McKeel
Alan McLiverty
Patricia McPhilmy
Cheryl Mercendetti
Katherine Merritt
Russell Meszler
Joan and Steve Meyers
Karl H. Mischke
Alana & Jackie Mitchell
Thomas C. Mitchell
Alexandra Molaire
Deirdre Moran
Vangie Morrow
Glen Moscoe
James M. Mulholland
Network for Good
Nothnagle Realtors
Marcia O’Brien
Darcy O’Dell
Bonnie Ogden
Erin Palmer
Katherine J. Park
Fred Patterson
Linda Paura
Jodeen Pease
Sharon Penta
Maureen Perreault
Michael Perrotta
Kevin Peters
Michael and Diane Pignato
Debbie Piperni
Erich Postler
Kim Pugliese
Rosa Pulizzi
Mark Pulvino
Shaun D. and Jessica Ralston
William and Cindy Reynolds
Janet Reynolds
Cynthia Rich
Mollie Richards
Peter and Patricia Roche
Michele Romantini
Jeff and Lynn Rowoth
Victoria A. Ruppert
Elizabeth J. Santos
Lee Schery
Linda Schlauch
Vickie Schneider
Thomas and Barbara Schrage
Schucht & Oliver, LLP
Thomas Schumacher
Kristin Schweizer
Gary Schwingel
Colleen Scoville
Susan Sears
Gwysuk S. Seo
our generous supporters (cont’d.)
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Sigma Alpha Mu - Delta Omega
Chapter
Angela and Daniel Simonetti
Gary Sirianni
Agnes B. Smith
David B. and Susan Spector
Ann Spinosa
Donna Spofford
St. Ann’s Adult Day Services
(Home Connection)
Hannelore and Eric Stevens
Summit View Auto
Sara Sweenie
Robert Sykes
Jane Tam
Laura Taylor
The Benevity Community Impact
Fund
Mark Thorne
Amanda L. Tierson
Tioga Downs Racetrack
Alice Torres
Williams Toyota
Joseph Trdinich
Bruce Tunison
UBS
UPS
Krestie Utech
John and Gail Van Dusen
Roger Wade
Keith Walker
Mary Walker
Walmart Inc.
Mary Wardwell
Richard W. Watson
Frederick Welch
Catharine J. Wise
John E. Wise
Joe Wisniewski
Susan Wormer
WRDGA
Michael P. Zona
$100 - $249
AARP Chapter 276
Karen Abbas
Gerald R. Abel
Todd Ackerman
Donna Acquilano and Family
Claude Adair
James Adamo
George and Bev Adams
Jaida Adams
Julie Adams
Aey Companies
Michele and Gino Agostinelli
Linda and David Ahern
David K. Ahl
Emmanuel Akowuoh
Liz Albright
Michael Algase
Wilma Alicea
Bonnie Allen
Jim and Deb Allen
Lisa Alley
Allstate
Mona Alongi
Al’s Environmental
Catherine Amico
Diane Amundson
Colleen Anderson
Marion Anderson
James G. Anderson
Mary Ann Andolina
Mary Andrecolich-Diaz
Anesthesia Associates of
Rochester, P.C.
Anthony Funeral & Cremation
Chapels
Akiyuki Anzai
Tanya Arena
Hector Arguinzoni
Christine Arnitz
Linda Arnold
Tiffany Arnold
Leeann Artingstall
Richard N. and Patricia Aslin
John and Sally Atkins
Renate Attoma
Daniel Ault
Deborah Avgerinos
Deborah Ayers
Staci Ayres
Naomi Bagwell
John Bahantka
Dudley Bailey
Susan Baker
Baker Commodities, Inc.
Baker Mechanical Systems
William and Ruth M. Balderston
George Ball
Ball Horticultural Company
Betsy A. Balzano
Jackie Bambrough
David L. Barber
David W. Barber
Kathy Barberi
Carrie Bardo
Michael Bardo
Martha Barg
Tracy E. Barnard
Susan Barnes
Donald and Anne Barnes
Michael Barnes
David and Janie Barraclough
Ben and Nancy A. Barrett
Donna Barry
Jennifer Barth
John Bartholomew
Margaret Bartkoski
Nancy Barton
Colleen Bashar
Franklin Bassett
Debbie Bates
Mark Bates
Mary Lou Bates
Robert E. Bayer, Jr.
Avery S. Beer
DouglasV Beers
Christopher Behn
Wendy Belden
William Belecz
Mark Belfer
Jacquelyn M. Bell
Jamie Bell
Nancy Bellini
Lisa Bellis
Turner Bellows
Stacy Belmont
Thomas H. Beman
Stephanie Bement
Matthew Bement
Brian Benamati
Martha Benetti
Lynn J. Bennett
Charles Benoit
James Benson
Margaret S. Berens
Julie Bermingham
Lynn Bernard
David Bernardi
Frankie R. Berntson
Mary Beth Beseau
Leonard and Ilona Bianchi
Eric Bielke
John Bigelow
Paula Bilak
Ron Billings
Janice Bilohlavek
Roberta Bilski
Barbara Binder
Brian Binggeli
Lida Bixby
Dana Black
Dr. Paul and Carolyn Black
Stanley Blacktop
Linda Blair
Linda Blaschek
Fay Bley
Meghan Bliss
Helen Blohm
Kelley Blue
Blue Sky Assoc UPNY INC.
Barbara Blue
Stuart Bobry
Susan E. Boerjan
Elizabeth Boesen
Donald J. Bogdanski
Timothy Boland
Kathy Boline
Benjamin Bonarigo
Richard Bondi
Marie J. Bonn
L G. Booth Jr. and Susan E. Booth
Lorraine Booth
Joanne M. Boula
Bob Bourg
James Bowdy
Jeff and Kathy Bowen
Vancy Boyar
Judith Boyd
James Boyle
Wendy Brabon
Jeffery Bradley
Simon Braitman
Josephine Braitman
Mark Brandon
Eugene Brandon
Willis K. Brandow
Roger W. Brandt Jr.
Kirk Brauch
Jill Bray
Justine Brechue
Nancy Bresnahan
Brighton Memorial Chapel
Cathy Brill
Marybeth Brockman
Mark W. Broda
Kevin R. Brogan
Richard J. Brongo
Sonjia Brooks
Jay Brooks
24. our generous supporters (cont’d.)
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Mary Brophy
Christine Brown
Linda Brown
Pam Brown
Bonnie Brown
Paul Brown
Clarinda Bruce
Christine E. Brucker
Chuck Brugger
Robert Bryant
Ray and Judy Bubel
Anne M. Buckley
Josephine Buckley
Holli Budd
James Budd
Margaret L. and Hollis S. Budd
Carl and Naomi Bullard
Lidija M. Bulsys
Mary E. Bunting
Karen Buranich
David J. Burgess
Gloriela E. Burns
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Burton
Margaret Busch
John L. Bustard
Douglas Butler
Jan Butler
Todd Butler
Thomas Byrnes
Susan Cable
Jennifer Caccamise
Patricia Cady
Sara Calcagno
Callanan Industries, Inc.
Tracy Callara
Mary Callaway
Concettina Callea
Dr. William Calnon
Carin Calvin
Shiela B. Campbell
Thomas Campbell
Leslie Canipe
Kelly Cannizzaro
Peter D. Capotosto
Sandra Caraballo
Phyllis Carducci
Alan Carey
Kathleen M. Carl
Mary Carlino
Ken Carll
Lorrie Carlson
Nancy Carlson
Calvin and Rebecca Carney
Kimberly Carpenter
David Carpenter
Barbara Carr
Cathy Carr
Kathryn Carson
Pamela Casbeer
Carol Cashmere
Diane Cass
Karen Castellano
James Castelli
Mercedes Lace Castro
Antoinette Cavalieri
Joseph Cavallaro
Caywoods Funeral Home &
Gardens LLC
CCS Pipeline, Inc.
RIT Center For Multidisciplinary
Studies
Chuck Cerankosky
Cerion LLC
Jasmine Chambers
Verge and Pat Champlin
James Champlin
Linda Chapman
Nancy Chapple
Patricia Cheffins
Chemung County Deputy Sheriff’s
Association
Mike and Wendy Childs
Chilson-Wilcox Inc.
Melissa Chinnock
Carolyn Chittenden
Robert Chizek
Chora Leone Gallery
Christ Episcopal Church Pittsford
Martin and Suzanne Christensen
Janet Christensen
Lyn Christensen
Scott and Kathleen Christman
Karen and Tom Christoff
Joanne Cichetti
John A. Cieri
Thomas Cilano
Amy Cimino
Becky Cincebox
Carmen Clar
Donald Clark
Heather Clark
Stephan Clarke
Amy Clark-Stasiw
Dan Clayton
Timothy Clayton
Mark Cleary
Michael Cleckner
Rhoda L. Clopman
Debra J. Cobb
Edythe Cocchiara
Carlyn Coe
Zoey Coffey
Randy Cohen
Tammy Cohen
Iris A. Cohen
Richard H. Cole
Maureen Collins
Paula Collins
Shaun Collins
Bradley K. Coltrain
Barbara Colucci
Lyndsay Comery
Commercial Automotive
of Livonia Inc.
John A. Compa
Lance Compa
Christopher Congdon
Melanie Conklin
Ann Conley
Mary Ann Conley
James S. Connell
Ann Connelly
Betty Connelly
John and Dorothy Connelly
Edward W. Connors
Taylor Conrad
Jennifer Conrad and Family
P. and Aniko Constantine
Roger S. Converse
Yeates Conwell
Jeremy A. Cooney
Stephen P. Cooney
Dr. Francisco Corbalan
Daniel Corbett
Mercedes Cordova
Linda Corkins
Staff of Cornell’s Jewelers
Corning Incorporated Foundation
Don and Judy Cornwell
Brian V. Corry
Joann N. and J. R. Cortese
John and Joyce Cortright
Christine Cosenza
Arthur Cosgrove
Brian Costello
Anthony J. Costello
Baird & Marcia Couch
Countryside Veterinary Clinic, LLP
Stacey Cowgill
James Cowl
Chris Cowles
Steve Cowles
Janet Cowley
Sean Coyle
Elaine Crandall
Colleen Crane
Lisa Crecco
Lia and Adrienne Crede
James J. Crist
Stephanie Croop
Cross Staff Investments, Inc.
Elizabeth Crowl
Bridget Culhane
Marshalena Cummings
Frank Cummings
Martin Curran
Donald and Ellen Curtis
David and Kelley Cushing
Dr. Jeremy Cushman
Donna Cusolito
Murray Cuthbert
Robert Czudak
Michael and Joanna Daeschner
Lisa Dalton
Patricia S. Dalton
Frank and Theresa D’Amico
Patricia Dangler
Chester J. Daniels
Janice Daritz
Melanie Darocha
Ted Darocha
William Davern
David Davies
Andrea Davis
Willie Davis
April Dawson and Family
Susan De Gregory
Jacqueline Deal
Kenneth Dean
Toni Dean and Greg and Emily
Kaminsky
Dr. John DeAngelis
Patrice M. DeAngelis
JoAnn Deblinger
25. Paul Decarolis
Barbara Dechario
John Dedie
Denis Defibaugh
Nancy Degenfelder
George Del Monte
Michael del Rosario
William Delaney
Dave Delaus
Sharon Delly
Barbara DelVecchio
Neil and Margaret Dempsey
Gail DeMuzio
Marleah Denkenberger
Natalie Denton
Robert and Susan DeRosa
Design Pool & Spa, Ltd.
Michael Destefano, Jr.
David Deuel
Career Systems Development
Corporation
Donna Devore
Josephine Dewey
Timmy Dewey
Dewey Avenue Smoke Shop
Kim Dickson
Robin Didas-Mott
Candace Dietrich
Linda Dietsche
Louis Difrancesco
Shiela Dilmore
Anthony Dimarco
Richard J. Dimarco
Cindy and Bob DiMeo
Thomas Dinardo
Susan Dineen
Paul DiPasquale
Laurie DiPasquale
Liz O’Malley
Philip Dipasquale
Chuck Dispenza
Erin DiVincenzo
Debbie Dix
Thaddeus Dmochowski
Doan Dodge Chrysler Jeep
Bessie Dobson
Kay Dodds
Colleen Doherty
Carol Dolan
Carolyn Donahue
Brian Donnelly
Patricia Donnelly
Matthew Donovan
Brian Donovan
Dennis Donovan
Jason Donovan
Mike Donovan
John Donovan
Terrence Donovan
Margaret Doody
Nancy J. Dorschel
Rochelle Downing
Diane Dramé
Sue A. Draves
James Driscoll
Charles Duffy, D.M.D.
Burt Duncan
Jeanetta Dunlap
Robert Dunton
Sam Duritza
Sandhya Dwarkadas
Sharif Eassa
J. Eastman
Ronald Easton
Richard Eberhardt
John A. Eblacker
Jay and Donna Edgerton
Sandy Edstrom
Joseph Eduardo
Dr. Richard Edwards
Paul Egger
Tom and Mary Eggleston
Jeffrey Eichner
Steven Eisinger
F. Elgee
Eileen Elko
Elks Lodge # 24
Robert Elliot
Kevin Elliott
Jessie Ellis and Family
Emeritus at Painted Post
Gloria A. Emmanuel
Laura C. Enders
Richard Episcopo
Jack Erdle
Thomas C. Ernstberger
Vera H. Erwin
Karl Essler
Toni Estruch
Ralph S. Eustance
Karen Evans
Zachary Ewert
F. and AM Lodge No. 598
Barbara Fagenbaum
Emily Fairchilds
Donald A. Fairman
Julie Fajardo
Dean Faklaris
Elizabeth Faklaris
Eve Faklaris
James P. Falcone
Mary and John Falcone
James Falcone
Michael Falen
Karen Fantigrossi
Robert S. Farley
Neil Farrar
Charles Farris
Robert Faso
Edgar Feathers
Anthony and Cheryl Federico
Jacqueline Feldmann
Donald B. Felter Jr.
Dr. Lin Feng
Linda Fenn
Margaret C. Ferber
Pamm Ferguson
Barbara Fernaays
Rosalee Ferra
Patty Ferrante
Ann Ferrari
Wendy Ferrer
Michael Ferreri
Lori Ferrett
Kayleah Feser
Joseph Fiannaca
Michael M. Finigan
Courtney Finley
Mary-Hellen Finn
Paul R. Fischette
Teresa Fischetti
Paul Fisher
John Fitzgerald
Terence Fitzgerald
Patrick Flaherty
Michael J. Flaherty
Sean Flaherty
Suzanne Flannery
Monique Flemister
Harold Fletcher, Jr.
Donna Florence
Vincent J. Flow
Pamela J. Fluent
Mary Lou Foerth
John and Jayne Fogarty
Patricia Ford
Forsyth & Forsyth
Carey Fortnam
Lori Foster
Jane Foster
Kathleen Foster
Tomas Foster
Tim and Susan Fournier
Thomas Fowler
M. A. Fox
Ryan and Gale Fox
Deborah Fredericks
Terry Freeman
Colleen Freeman
Michael Freeman
Scott Freese
Amy Freese
Gretchen Freiburger
Dr. Robert Freiburger
Curtis Freitag
Steven and Nadine Friedlander
Katie Friedler
April Frisbee
Richard and Lynn Frohlich
Frontier Foods of
New England LLC
Erin Fuller
Eileen Gage
Jeanne Gainsburg
Jim and Donna Galbraith
Meghan Gallagher
Roberta Gallagher
Jeff Gallant
Gallina Development Corp.
Donald and Maureen Galvin
David Gardiner
Deborah Gardiner
Nancy Garnish
Evelyn Garufo
Toby M. Gateley
Gates Chili Fire Department
Andrew Gebauer
Jeanette C. Gefell
Geneseo R. Club, Inc.
Elizabeth Genesky
Barbara Gentile
Julie George
Geovest Advisors Inc.
Eileen Gerace
Andrew Giaconia and Family
Paul Giaconia
Norman Giancursio
Gary and Paula Gianforti
Joe and Michelle Gianni
Joanne Gianniny
Lorrie Gibbons
Lisa Gibbs
Helen Gibson
Marin Gibson
Karyn A. Giese
Charles H. Gifford
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26. our generous supporters (cont’d.)
24 Annual Report // Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region
Anthony Gilbert
Dr. David Gill
Brendan Gillette
Ellen C. and Edward B. Gindele
Vince Gionta
Antoinette Gionta
Stacey Gionta
Gina Giordani
Debra Giordano
Fred Giovinazzo
Ken and Barbara Gippe
Andrea S. Giuffre
Julia and Dave Glavin
Kim Glavin’s
Glaziers Glassworkers
Megan Gnau
Eileen M. Godfrey
Richard and Nancy Goetz
Kelly Goforth
Donna Goldberg
Reynold Golden
Deborah G. Goldman
Sol Goldstein
Carol and Doug Goodman
Robert Goodwin
Joanne Gordon
Chris Gordon
Joe Gormley and Family
Regina Gortych and Family
Sharon Gosper
Dan Gottschalk
John and Elinor Gough
Donna J. Gould
Heather Govel
Arika Graham
Grande’Ville Senior Living
Community
Barry and Jane Grassl
Bonnie Gray
Crystal Gray
Kris H. Green
Paul Greenberg
Joel Greenberg and Family
James Greene
Adam Greenly
Deborah Gregory
Clarence W. Grey
Marjorie and Dan Grieco
Teresa C. Griffin
Amy Griffin
Richard and Nancy Griffith
Kathy Grimes
George J. Grimshaw
Jodie Grimshaw
Joey Grimshaw
Karen Grimshaw
Katie Grimshaw
Mary K. Grow
Patricia Guest
Stephen Guglielmo
Anne M. Gulledge
Terence Gunderson
Joni Gustafson
Karen Guy
Linda Guzman
David Haas
Elsa Luzmila Hadian
Agnes Hagerty
Fred Hale
Judith Hall
Keith and Janet Hall
George Hall
Melissa Hall
Richard Hallagan
Thomas J. Halloran
Hall’s Homes & Lumber Inc.
Susan Halpern
Halstead Associates
M. Hamann-Whitmore
Peter and Diana Hamilton
Scott and Ann Hamilton
Barbara R. Hamlin
Diane Hammar
James Hammer
Hammerheads Tavern Inc.
Martha Hanely
Mary Hanlon
William Hanna
Jay L. Hansen
John Hanson
Thomas Hanss
Sally Harden
Robert M. Hardies
Doris Harding
Hardinge Inc.
James Hardy and Mary J.
Kniep-Hardy
Keith Harrington
Kelly Harris
Shawn A. Harris
Yvonne and Ertha Y. Harris
Anne D. Harrison
Jared F. Harrison
Benjamin Hart
Harter Secrest and Emery LLP
Dean and Norma Hartfiel
Greg Harvey
James and Shirley Harvey
Diane Hasso
Paul N. Hauser
Betty Havens
James Hawkins
Paul Hawkins
Jennifer Hayes
Donna A. Hayes
Julie Hazlett
Wayne Healey
Carmella C. Heidt
H. L. Helfer
Dural Hendrickson
David Henehan
Dieter Hentschel
Carol Herney
Mary Lou Herrmann
Jessica Hershey
Hope Herting
Joshua Herz and Ruth Fried
Jean Hickey
Barbara Higgins
Florence Higgins
Highland Hospital Night crew
Sean Higman
Ashley Hill
Cynthia Hill
Janice Hinman
Arthur R. Hirst
Julie Hitchcock
Donna Hite
Donald Hodge
Kelly Hodgeman
Dr. Paul D. Hoffman
Joe Hogan
Frederick and Rosanne Holbrook
Jeanne Holden-Wiltse
Marguerite Holderle
Laurie Holmes
Richard Holmes
Amy Holt
Andrew D. and Kathleen Holt
Donald Holtz
Jim and Peg Homburger
James and Carol Horton
Patricia M. and Tom Horton
Sue Hostler
James R. and Ann K. Hotaling
Jennie M. Huch
Debra Huffman
Margot M. Hughes
Paul Hughes
David and Deborah Hughston
Barbara Hulslander
Joanne Hume-Nigro
Robert Hummel
John Hunt
Dr. Daryl Hurd
Christine Hurlbut
Dale Hutchins and Family
Carole Huther
Inspire Crayon Campus
Richard Iocco
Karen Irvine
Iuvo Bioscience
Rita Izzo
Gloria Jackson
Ray and Mary Jacobi
Mary Jean Jakubowski
Rita James
Debbie Janowski
Philip Jay
Candice Jeffries
Janet Jennison
Todd Jennison
Kelly Jermyn
The Jewish Home Of Rochester
JHR Staff and Friends
Bill and Sarah Johnson
Kim Johnson and Gregory
Hofmann
Dean Johnston
Penny Jones
Claire Joseph
Susan and Dave Joseph
Eileen Kaiser
Matthew Kampschmidt
Utku Kanik
Dennis Kant
J. Irving and Carolyn Karch
T. J. and Theresa Karch
Dr. Kerry and Anne W. Katlic
Ruth Katz
Alan and Janet Katz
Dr. Bradley Kaufman
Dr. Voyko Kavcic
Kim and Ed Kay
27. Lyn Kayser
Karen Keegan
Gertrud Kellermann
Gayle Kendig
Neil Kendrick
David Kennedy
John Kennedy
Virginia Kennedy-Tette
Diane Kenney
Barbara and Herb Kenny
Teresa Kenny
Brian and Linda Kent
Mavis Kenyon
Mary Kernan
Thomas Kernan
Julie Kestell
Michael Keys
Kaye Keys
David Kidd
Kids Alliance Pediatrics
Group, LLP
Barbara Killip
Bruce and Sue King
Michael King
Robert and Beth King
Ashley King
Linda Kingsley
Courtney Kingston
Michael Kirschen
Tatyana Kissinger
Kiwanis Club of
Southport “B” Fund
Mary E. Klepper
Krista Kloiber
Thomas Klotz
Phyllis Knight
Knights of Columbus
John and Mary Knowles
Alexandria Kober
Carol Koch
Frank and Beverly Koeberle
Donna and Jorgen Kongerslev
Daniel J. Koretz
Harry and Cinda Korn
Molly Korndoerfer
Gary Koseski
Kathleen Koster
Robert E. Kouwe
Ann and Myron Kowal
Nancy Kowalski
Mark B. and Lori A. Kowalski
KPMG
Deborah Kravitz
Jonathan Kravitz
Doris E. Kreckman
Deborah Krenzer
Colleen Krenzer
John and Doris Krenzer
Patrick Krenzer
Jane Kress
Gunter Kronenberger
Scott Kroon
Cynthia Krutell
Thomas and Elizabeth Kubiak
Harry Kubick
Jean Ann Kubishin
George Kueppers
Isabella Kunde
James Kunst
Dave Kunz
Guy A. Kunzer
Alan and Marcy Kupchella
Richard and Karen Kurchyne
Jurij and Marie Kushner
Daniel R. Labar
Marta LaBoy
Christine Lacey
Steve Lader
Mary Ladine
Ron and Barb Laforce
Sarah Lahue
Lakeview Dental
Vincent A. Lalli
Kim LaLonde
Miss Elizabeth R. Lamendola
Kay Landino
Donna Landrigan
Maria Landy
Christine Lane
Mary Beth Lane
Christine Lang
Louis A. Langie Jr.
John W. Lanpher
Ross Lanzafame
Giovanni LaPorta
Jill Lapp-Knitter
Margaret M. Lapree
Larson Family
Jennifer Lathrop
Mike Michael Latona
Lesley Latshaw
Janice Lavigne
Jill E. Lavigne
Frederick R. Lawrence
Judiana Lawrence
Janice W. Ledtke
Donald and Hadin Lee
Nelson B. Leenhouts
Norman Leenhouts
Michael and Marjorie Legac
Nichola Legge
Patricia and Nick Legge
Joanne R. Lehr Waite
Betsy Leipold
Lisa A. Lelio
Lynette Lemcke
Mary H. Lennon
Matthew Lester
John, Patty, Sam and Natalie
Leunig
Mark and Kate Leunig
Gina Leuthauser
Gerard and Susan Leva
James Levandoski
Kathleen Lewandowski
Marilyn Lewis
Roger and Joan Lewis
Thomas W. Li and Mindy Schwartz
Sue Liberatore
Ken amd Janet Licht
Ron and Judy Liddell
Lifespan
Barbara Lindquist
Gary Link
Kathleen Linse
Kathy and Mark Lippman
Sondra Lisson
Dr. James Listman
Mary Claire Locke
Janet and Haines Lockhart
James Loewke and Family
Melissa Logan
Bette London
Cynthia Long
Sheila Long
Lonza America, Inc.
Erin and Keegan Loomis
Sean Lovejoy
James Lovelock
Luke Loveys
Deborah M. Lowe
Phyllis Lowman
Annamarie Lowry
Katie Ludemann and Family
Frank and Cricket Luellen
Christopher Luley
Richard Lullo
Watkins Lumber
Robert Lundquist
Lisa & William Lupton
Therese Luther
Evelyn M. Lutz
J. Timothy Lynch
Mike and Nancy Lynch
James F. Lynd
Carolyn J. Lyon
M & M Hotdogs
Bonnie MacLeod
Judith MacMillan
Karen Madalena
Allen B. Madison
Tony and Mar Madonia and Hill
Family
Kristine Mager
Michele Maira
John and Terri Majcher
Ana Maldonado
Sarah and Steve Malinowski
Karen and Wayne Malinowski
Paul Mallo
Katlyn Mallory
Dominick and Aileen Mancini
Jean Mangravite and Family
John and Kim Mann
Matthew P. Mann
Ruth Mann
Bridget Manns
Mary Kay Manns
Mary Manuel
Sue Marchand
Joseph and Chris Marchese
Sutter’s Canandaigua Marina
Barbara Marks
Tom Marletta
Olga Marron
Margaret E. Marsh
Jonathan T. Marsh
Miriam A. Marshall
Bill Martin
Geoarge Martin
James Martin
Teresa and Russell Martinson
Catherine Mason
Tim Mason
Paul Mastrangelo
Matthews and Fields Lumber Co.
Jennifer Mattiacio
Albert Mayans
Thomas Mayberry
Scott Mayer
Laurie Maynard
Ray and Roseann Mayo
Michael Maywalt
Cheryl Mazeau
Wayne J. Mazzarella
Frank and Michele Mazzie
Cindy McCaffery
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28. Douglas McCallum
Catherine McCarry
Polly McCarthy
James R. McCarthy
Charles McClure
Jean Mcclure
Sarah McCollester
Catie McConnell
Ann and Pat McCormick
Kevin R. McCormick
Diane McCue
Edward McElhinney and Family
Michael and Jeriann McEvoy
Molly McGee
Howard McGinn
Craig McGovern
Jane McGrath-Briggs
Lou Ann McInnes
James McKee
Diane McKellar
Katie McKenna
Timothy J. McKenna
Jay P. McKeown
Denise McLaughlin
Michael McLaughlin
Joanne C. McMillion
Barbara Helene McMullen
Richard McMullen
Joanne M. McNamara
Gordon McNeil
Michael McRae
Wendy McShea
Beverly L. Mead
Barbara C. Meagher
Jim Medeiros
Valerie Medley
Christine Meehan
Raghav Mehta
Phoebe Meijer
Wendy Melenbacker
Geraldine T. Meloni
Helen L. Melroy
Kathleen M. Menaguale
Dylan Mendes
Michael Mendoza
Dr. Trista Merrill
Juanita Meschke
Debra Metzger
MGS Manufacturing, Inc.
Emily Michaelson
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Marcia Middleton
Darlene Mieney
Lisa Mihalik
Patti Ann Miles and Family
Josh Miller
Andrew Miller and Family
Anita C. Miller
Jill Miller
John Miller
Gregory D. Millers
Sharon Mills
Maura Minges
Mini Plus Storage Inc.
Meghan Mirrione
Patricia Mitchell
Carl and Patricia Mitchell
David Mitchell
Cynthia Mizerny
Barbara Moehle
Stephanie Mogavero and
Richard Wade
Gerald Moldenhauer
Dr. Johannes Moll
Anthony Monaco
Gillian A. Monell
Rebeca Monk
June C. Monks
Thomas R. Monks
Andrew and Carolyn Montanaro
Marjorie Monte
Mary and Brian Moon
Heather Mooney
Leslie G. Moore
Michael Moore
Barbara Moran
Mary Jo Moran
Cynthia A. Moran
Ruth Morris
Elaine Mosher
C. E. Moss
David Moufarrege
Martin Muehe
Gary Muisus and Family
Dr. Karla L. Mulligan
Betty Mullin-DiProsa
Richard Mungovan and
Sharon Singer
Shirley Murphy
Frances Murphy
Jim Murphy and Family
Tim Murphy
Rose Marie Murray
Susan Murray
Judy Murray
Walter and Jeanette Musliner
Mary and Morgan Mussell
Frank Mustari
James and Barbara Nagle
Ally M. Nairy
NALC 358 Northeastern NY
Thomas A. Napoli
Kristen Natale
Nazareth College Undergraduate
Association
Kristina E. Neal
Celina Nebbia
Crestview Neighbors
Nicole Nelson
Nancy Nemerovski and Family
Michael Nersinger
John B. and Susan L. Nettleton
Elizabeth Nevin-Brown
Robert Newbury
Tracy Newcomb and Family
Nancy Nichols
Joyce Nicholson
Nick’s Sea Breeze Inn
Jerome J. Niemi
Mary Nitsche
Nixon Peabody
Robert J. Noble
Stuart Norris
Shannon Norton
Sean Norton
Philip Nothnagle
Bessie Oakes
O’Brien Family Revocable Trust
Cheryl Obrien
Philip Elaine Obrien
Jane Oca
Wendi Occhioni
Coty Ocke
Michael O’Connor
Gardner Odenbach
Meghan O’Laughlin
Kathy Olbrich
Bret Oliphant
Bruce Olson
Donna Olson
Shelly Olthof
Olthof Funeral Home Inc.
Once Again Nut Butter
Collective Inc.
Carol O’Neal
Dan & Peggy O’Neill
John O’Neill
Ontario County Police
Benevolent Assn
Malcolm Onyan
Cathy Ormsbee
Michael Oros
Debra Orosz
William Osterling
Catherine Ovitt
Bob Owens
Joseph Packard
Kristy and Rick Packer
Paddy Hill Retirees
Kathleen Paduano
Daniel J. Palermo and Family
Elizabeth Palermo
Gretchen Pallischeck
Bridget Palmer
Liam Palmer
Maura Palmer
Palmer Food Services
Gina Palmer
Palmyra Racing Association
Martin Palumbos
Joanne Panarisi-Bottone
Monica W. Panipinto
Chris Parfitt
James R. Parina
Bonnie Park
Michael and Mary Park
Robert and Gloria Park
Sandra Parker
Thomas Parkes
Gerald Parkes
Parkwest Women’s Health
Frances Paro
Bonnie S. Parr
Lisa Marie Pasquale
Katie Pastecki
Cindykil Patrick
Stan and Mary Patykiewicz
George and Diane Paul
Paychex
John and Carol Payment
Mary Ann Payne and Family
Scott Pellegrino
Rhonda Penders
our generous supporters (cont’d.)
26 Annual Report // Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region
29. Stella Pennise
Karen Pereira
Nora and Scott Perkins
Brian Perkins
Julie Perkowski
Roy and Josephine Perrigo
Donna Perry
Tony and Donna H. Perry
Edward Peters
Debbie Petersen
David and Shirley Petherbridge
Michael Petralia
Marilyn Pettinger
Glenn and Sally Pezzulo
Beth H. Phelps
Robert Philips
Ruth Phillips and Heather Smith
Zach and Nikkie Phillips
Robert Pierce
Mark and Brenda Pierce
Rena Pine
Marcia Piper
Debra M. Piraino
Joyce Pittenger
David Pixley
Mary and Ron Pluta
Irving Pobboravsky
Will Pochal
William Poehlmann
Joe Pohl and Eleanor
McCollester Pohl
Wanda Polisseni
Robert Pollard
William Popham
Elizabeth Porter
Pamela Post
Bruce and Beatrice Potter
Raymond Potter
Andrew Pow
William C. Powell
Robert and Elizabeth P. Power
Patty Powers
Lyle Prairie
Stephen and Ellen Pratt
Kay and Steve Presby
Rex, Karin and Scott Pringle
Dawn M. Pritchard
Robert Prorok
Jean Publow
David G. Publow
Joseph and Sue Pullano
Frances Pullano
Margaret Pum
John Purcell
Robert and Betty Purdy
Harlan Purdy
Sherry Purkiser
Quilt and Cookie Sales at Geneseo
Connie Quinn
Gloria Quinn
John Quitter
Chris Raby
Katie Raby
Sheila Rachlin
James and Beth Rahm
Susan Rail
Rambling Red Rose Hat society
Debra Ramsay
Loren & Janet Ranaletta
Gerald Randisi
James Rawcliffe
Melinda R. Rawlings
Kari Raymond and Family
Neal Reaser
Evelyn Reda
James Redmond
Dr. Eileen Redmond
Paul and Joan Reed
Refractron Technologies Corp.
Susan, Steve, Ashley, and
Amanda Regan
Kathleen Reger
Lisa Reichart
Jill Reifsnyder
Edward R. Reifsteck
Robert J. Rein
Becky A. Reisinger
Michele Resavage
Cindy Reynolds
Lisa Rhodes
Robert Rice
Daniel Rice
David Rice
Rebecca Rice
Margaret Richards
Hugh Richards
Lesley Richardson
Michael Richie
Esta J. Richter
Hilary Ricigliano
Joyce Ridley
Ann Riemer
Matthew Riker and Family
Kathryn Riley
Emily Risser
Barbara Risser
Shawn Ritchie
Riverside Automation
Suzanne Roach
Heather Robbins
Keith and Prunella Roberts
Donald and Lydia Roberts
Sandra Roberts
Christopher Robinson
Barbara Robinson
Karen and Dan Robinson
Richard J. Rocco
Rochester Automobile Dealers’
Association
Judson Rockcastle
Stan Rodwin
Rohm Services
Jacqueline Rohrbaugh
Elaine Roman
John M. Rondeau
Lauren A. Rootes
Elise A. Rosenfeld
Richard Ross and Family
Anne Ross
Linda Rowland
Patricia Rowland
RTK Lawn and Landscape LLC
Robert and Joyce Rude
Hyong O. Rueping
Mary Ruggieri
Teri Rumsey
John B. Rumsey
Charlie and Kathy Runyon
Kim Russell
Gregory D. and Betsy Russell
Gabriel Russo
Carolyn Ryan
Patricia Ryan
Dr. Stephen and Daniel P. Ryan
William Sablosky
Joy Sacco
Margery Saddlemire and Family
Edwin and Jacqueline Saeger
Joseph Saeli
Brooke Saffren
Barbara Saillant
Dave Sakmyster
Bake Sale
Walter M. Salvadore
Susan Salzman
Kathleen M. Same
Jenny Same
Judy A. Same
Steven W. Same
Christine Marie Sampson
Palmer Food Services Santini
Thomas Santobianco
Karen Santulli
Matthew Sarney
Perri Sartorelli
Joyce and Dick Sarvis
Kathleen Savage
Paul Sawicki
Laurie J. Scalzo
Cindy Schaefer
Cynthia L. and William M.
Schaefer
Sue Schaller
Cindy Schamel
Nanncy Scheerens
Dennis Scheid
Tamara Schell
Ellen Scheuering
Lee Schickler
Adam J. Schlegel
Marilyn Schleyer
Deveda A. Schleyer
Tracy Schleyer
Marilyn Schleyer
Tracy L. Schleyer
Mary Schlitzer
Robert Schlosky
Joseph Schmidt
Steve and Kathy Schmidt
M. Schmidt
Diane Schneider
William Schoff
Leigh Ann Schon
John F. Schrader
Sandy Schramm
Patricia A. Schreiner
Michael R. Schroedl
Christian F. and Jane G. Schulitz
Paul Schultz
Joan Schumaker
Schuyler County Office for
the Aging
Kurt Schwan
Deborah and Howard A. Schwartz
Carl Schweizer
The Schweizer Family
Reunion Fund
Kathy Schwingel
Joseph Anthony Sciarabba
Cathy Scoppo
Nancy E. Scott
Walt Scott
Gail Seely
Jean Seidel
Jon and Thelie Selzer
Tonya Semmel
Seneca Foods Foundation
27Annual Report // Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region
30. Dave Senn
Sennheiser Electronic Corporation
Jen and Ken Senter
Gregory Sesso
Harry C. Sewalt
Heather Sewalt and Family
Luke Shafer
Clare Shaffer
Gloria Shaheen
Ronald and Ina Sham
Lynne Shannon
Barry Shapiro
Martha Shapiro
Nick Shaw
William Shaw
Thomas P. and Barb Shea
Kevin Sheehan
Justin Sheehan
Carol Sheehan
Steven Shemirani
Albert and Stephanie Shen
Erik and Carolyn Shepard
Justin Shepherd
Christine Sheren
Brian Shiffrin
Janet Shildt
Michele Shone
Mark Shortino
Frank and Dawn Shumway
Marc Siditsky
Sharon Sienkiewicz
Jeff Siewert
Sigma Kappa
Silver Lake Marine
Simmons Rockwell
Autoplaza, INC.
Richard L. Simons
Jim and Paula Sinkel
Gerald A. Sinkel
James Sinopoli and Chris Fields
Kathleen Sisson
Mary Lisa Sisson
Tamra Skahan
Jeffrey T. Skuse
AlexaRae Slattery
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making a gift
There are many ways to make a tax-deductible gift to support the
Alzheimer’s Association Rochester & Finger Lakes Region:
By Phone
(585) 760-5400
or
(800) 272-3900
By Mail
Alzheimer’s Association
435 East Henrietta Road
Rochester, NY 14620
Please print and complete the form located at
act.alz.org/site/DocServer/ContributionForm.pdf
Online
alz.org/rochesterny
(under the donate tab)
Considering a gift? Checks should be made payable to the Alzheimer’s Association. Gift can be made as memorials or tributes. The Alzheimer’s Association can also assist
with gifts made through wills, trusts, and bequests, or with charitable gift annuities that typically provide donors with a charitable tax deduction and lifetime income. Gifts of real
assets, such as securities, life insurance, real estate, or an auto, boat, RV, or motorcycle may also be accepted.
