cHAllEngE THE norm - Albertina Kerr Centers

AlbErTinA kErr
rEporT To THE communiTy
2010–2011
cHAllEngE
THE norm

1,109
Children, adults and families
served by Albertina Kerr
51,399
Hours dedicated by volunteers
committed to our mission
7,215
Generous donors and
community supporters

WE ArE A
communiTy
THAT STAnDS
TogETHEr AnD
cHAllEngES
THE norm To
crEATE A
SociETy THAT
HAS no
bArriErS.

Crisis psYChiAtriC CAre
rEAcH ouT
To THE moST
VulnErAblE
Like many teens, Jacob* is really into sports. He enjoys playing baseball and is a
running back on his high school football team. The Steelers and the Dodgers can
count him as one of their most enthusiastic fans.
However, just a few short years ago Jacob wasn’t running down the field, he was
running away from one foster home after another.
Disconnected from his family and falling further into crisis, he finally found safety
and security in the Crisis Psychiatric Care program at Albertina Kerr. This short term
residential program provides a secure alternative to hospitalization for kids needing
24-hour supervision, a psychiatric evaluation and crisis stabilization. In addition, the
staff works to develop a plan for the future while connecting children and families to
the support they need.
Kerr strives to provide a continuum of care to children based on their level of need.
The goal is to ultimately return the child to their home, family, and community.
criSiS pSycHiATric cArE (SubAcuTE)
Typically a two-week residential stay that offers kids ages 6 to 18 a safe place to stay
and 24-hour access to mental health professionals to address urgent mental health
crises. The goals of the program are to stabilize children in crisis and provide effective
mental health treatment.
* A pseudonym has been used to protect privacy.
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89
Percent of children had
a decrease in behaviors
such as self-harm
and aggression
297
Children and their
families served
83
Percent of children
showed improvement in
impulsivity, depression
and anxiety

intensiVe treAtMent proGrAM & Youth Group hoMes
incluDED AnD
EmpoWErED
When Jacob was ready to leave the Crisis Psychiatric Care program, he still needed a more intensive
level of care. After moving over to Albertina Kerr’s Intensive Treatment Program, he started to learn
how to talk about his concerns instead of using behavior to express his emotions. He learned how to live
with other kids and to connect with staff members. Eventually, Jacob was ready for more independence
and to be part of the community.
At first, he moved into an Albertina Kerr Youth Group Home for kids who need the most supervision. While
there, he “learned a lot of stuff…like life skills” and adjusted to living in a neighborhood, going to school and
responsibility. He also discovered a need to speak out on behalf of other kids. Over time, Jacob has become
an advocate for children throughout Kerr. In particular, he takes great pride in serving on the planning
committee for the Kerr Games, a twice-yearly opportunity to come together, play sports and just be kids.
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“ There aren’t many
agencies that do
more than Albertina
Kerr for those most in
need. The needs are
major and Albertina
Kerr has evolved to
meet those needs.”
Chris Brown,
Emeritus Board Member
ATTORNEY, GARVEY SCHUBERT BARER
inTEnSiVE
TrEATmEnT progrAm
The only program of its kind in Oregon, the Intensive
Treatment Program is a safe and secure residential
treatment program for youth with developmental
disabilities, many of whom have concurrent mental
health challenges. Youth receive education, therapy,
and life skills training. The goal is for every child to
develop the stability and skills to successfully live
in the community.
youTH group HomES
Albertina Kerr neighborhood group homes
for youth offer specialized care and treatment
for children ages 7 to 18 with developmental
disabilities and mental health challenges. Each
home is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week,
by direct care staff. They work as a team together
with family members, psychiatrists, therapists
and behavior support specialists to develop each
child’s treatment plan to meet shared goals. Many
residents have a history of abuse and neglect and
have experienced multiple placements outside their
own home. Moving to a Kerr group home allows
youth to establish a safe, nurturing and stable home
environment where they have their own room,
healthy meals and an active life within
their neighborhood.
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91
97
Kids received services in the intensive
treatment program
Children received services in 16
neighborhood group homes for youth
Percent of youth met their personal
goals or are making progress
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Kerr biKes
bEcoming pArT
of THE communiTy
In time, Jacob demonstrated that he was ready for more independence. He took the opportunity to
move to a group home for kids who were also ready to do more on their own. Today, he is a junior
in high school and enjoys going to the park, meeting his friends at the mall and spending time on
the internet. At first he says he didn’t want to talk to other kids at school, but becoming part of the
football team has changed that. His teammates have become like family. Jacob also spent the
summer working at Kerr Bikes, where he says he enjoyed learning job skills, how to work with
customers and responsibility. He sees Albertina Kerr as a place where you can learn independence
and how to advocate for yourself.
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“ I’ve seen progress in
myself since I’ve been
here,” said Jacob.
“If it wasn’t for the
staff and the support
that I got from them,
I would still be
running away.”
Jacob, recipient of Kerr services
kErr bikES:
SupporTing THE
communiTy
Beyond providing great fun on the waterfront
through bike rentals, Kerr Bikes also supports
the community. All proceeds benefit Albertina
Kerr and Kerr Bikes also employs people with
developmental disabilities in meaningful jobs.
You’ll see people who receive services from
Albertina Kerr fixing up the bikes, giving
directions, and handing out brochures, among
other duties.
Kerr bikes, llC
Volunteer board of Managers
Shelley Barnes, Jerry Baysinger, Geoffrey Bruce,
Keith Meyers, and David Streicher
440
Hours of job experience gained by teens
and adults working at Kerr Bikes
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CoMMunitY inClusion & intensiVe CoMMunitY-bAseD treAtMent
A SociETy THAT HAS
no bArriErS
When Lori and Teresa* first connected with Albertina Kerr, their
world was limited to home and family. The sisters, now in their
40s, both have developmental disabilities and have lived at home
in Eugene for their entire lives, rarely venturing out as they got
older. After their father passed away, mom was home alone with
the sisters and needed help. She turned to Albertina Kerr.
Today, with support from Kerr’s Community Inclusion services,
a whole new world has opened up for Lori and Teresa. Two years
ago, they started as volunteers picking up paper for recycling at
a number of office buildings. That volunteer work has evolved
into paid positions, their first jobs. They are also leading more
independent lives, enjoying the movies, bowling, swimming, eating
out and even producing work for art shows, from glass to beads.
After 20 years at home, their mother is grateful that they have
the opportunity to be part of the community: “They both have
blossomed. I didn’t know all this was possible.”
* Pseudonyms have been used to protect privacy.
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communiTy
incluSion
People with developmental
disabilities have the opportunity
to participate in the workforce,
community activities and volunteer
through Community Inclusion
services. Increased independence,
productivity, community
integration and expanded social
relationships are the result.
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95
People took part in
community inclusion
Percent of personal goals
partially or fully completed

EASon To
SmilE
Alice* had been removed from every single school, daycare
or other program she attended for unruly behavior. With
a divorce in the family, the situation intensified and her
parents turned to the medical system for help. After ten
days in the hospital, they finally found a safe setting for
their daughter in Kerr’s Crisis Psychiatric Care program.
The team at Albertina Kerr provided an environment
where Alice could stabilize and developed a team to plan
for her future. “Coming to Albertina Kerr allowed us to
feel, as a family, that other people were seeing the same
behavior,” said her mother. “We no longer felt alone.”
After a brief stay, Alice was able to return to her family.
Today, the team at Kerr continues to provide care through
Intensive Community-Based Treatment Services. It has
been a difficult road for her mother, “As a parent, it was
scary to let go and put my trust in the professionals. It’s one
of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do but if we didn’t get
something done right away, this could affect her entire life.”
Today, for the first time, she is going to school every day.
Alice has learned skills that allow her to take breaks and
express what she needs in the classroom. The Kerr team
still sees her and her family once a week, but she continues
to progress toward a less intensive level of care. Her mother
says, “She is a whole different child. It’s definitely been a
positive experience although it was hard in the beginning.”
* A pseudonym has been used to protect privacy.
inTEnSiVE
communiTybASED
TrEATmEnT
SErVicES
Community-based services for
children ages 3 to 17 at risk of being
removed from their home or school
due to mental health challenges.
In addition to help building strong
connections within the community,
the child and family may receive
home-based therapy, skills training
and access to a 24-hour helpline.
97
64
100
Children received
treatment services
Percent of children
showed improvement in
high risk behaviors
Percent of families felt
their family’s quality
of life has improved
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MessAGe FroM the ChAir & presiDent
Join uS
To cHAllEngE
THE norm
Change has always been at the heart of what we do here at
Albertina Kerr. Since the day Kerr was founded in 1907, we have
evolved to meet the changing needs of our community. What
remains constant is our commitment to reaching out to the most
vulnerable and challenging the norm to create a society that has
no barriers.
In this report, you’ve read the stories of people whose lives have
changed thanks to you – our donors, volunteers, employees,
families, partners and the community. By joining our army of angels
and giving back, you ensure that we will be here to support children,
adults and families with developmental disabilities and mental
health challenges. And that’s one thing that will never change.
Colin R. Cave, MD Christopher J. Krenk, MSW
2010-11 Chair, Board of Directors President & CEO
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our Mission
Albertina Kerr partners with
families and the community to
support people with
developmental disabilities and
mental health challenges to
lead self-determined lives and
realize their full potential.
our Vision
All children and adults with
developmental disabilities and
mental health challenges will
thrive in nurturing homes and
inclusive communities.

AlbErTinA kErr
2010-11 hiGhliGhts
Albertina Kerr’s board developed, long-term strategic plan includes
five key goals. Here are the highlights of our progress this year:
Goal 1: Expand programs and services
A new transitional group home was opened for young adults ages 18 to
26 moving from a youth group home into an adult setting. They are now
able to live with their peers before stepping into independent living or
a traditional group home.
Goal 2: Elevate Kerr to the “Employer of Choice”
Three years into the current strategic plan, there is a 35 percent
reduction in employee turnover, a 10 percent reduction in employee
injuries and an improved quality of hire.
Goal 3: Maintain and improve the stability and diversity
of funding
As the State of Oregon faced budget reductions, Albertina Kerr worked
with advocates, peer associations and the community to communicate
the importance of funding for services for people with developmental
disabilities and mental health challenges. While many anticipated cuts
to programs were not made, Kerr also moved to improve efficiencies
to ensure the long-term stability of the organization. In addition, more
than $1 million in planned gifts and an increase in event revenue helped
increase funding for the organization this year.
Goal 4: Increase awareness of Kerr
In the second year of the Army of Angels campaign, awareness of
Albertina Kerr increased an additional 11% in a survey of the
general public.
Goal 5: Define the best opportunities for long-term use of Kerr’s
physical assets
Many services previously housed at the Gresham Campus, including
outpatient services, foster care, the family resource center, human
resources and IT were moved to a new, short-term location at Cascade
Station as plans are made for the long-term use of the campus.
Albertina Kerr provides a wide
range of mental health services
for children and support for their
families. We also provide care
and skills training for people with
developmental disabilities, serving
people in their homes, in the
community and in group homes.
We serve individuals from
throughout Oregon at facilities
throughout the Willamette Valley,
with services primarily offered
in Clackamas, Lane, Marion,
Multnomah, and Washington
Counties. We also work with foster
families in Northwest Oregon.
iMproVinG the liVes oF
oreGoniAns in neeD For
More thAn 100 YeArs
Established in Portland in 1907,
Albertina Kerr has long supported
children and families from a
nursery and adoption center to
supported living, employment and
life skills training for people with
developmental disabilities. Over
the decades, our services have
evolved to meet community needs.
Today, we serve children and adults
with mental health challenges and
developmental disabilities.
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About AlbertinA Kerr
WHAT WE Do
Albertina Kerr provides a continuum of services to children, adults and families living with mental
health challenges and developmental disabilities.
for ADulTS WiTH DEVElopmEnTAl
DiSAbiliTiES & THEir fAmiliES:
CoMMunitY inClusion
Support for people with developmental disabilities
provides the opportunity to participate in the
workforce, volunteer, join in community activities
and pursue hobbies that enrich their lives, leading to
increased independence and community involvement.
A total of 109 people took part in Albertina Kerr’s
community inclusion services last year with 95
percent on their way to or completing personal goals.
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Group hoMes For ADults
Albertina Kerr runs twenty-eight neighborhood
homes in Clackamas, Lane, Marion, Multnomah,
and Washington counties that offer 24-hour support
and individual growth opportunities to adults with
developmental disabilities. Last year, Kerr provided
services to 117 people with 96 percent either on their
way to or having completed their personal goals.
supporteD liVinG
A support system for adults with developmental
disabilities that provides opportunities to create their
own living situation based on their needs and goals.
Four people received supported living services.

for cHilDrEn & fAmiliES:
FAMilY resourCe Center
A place where families raising a child with mental
health challenges and/or developmental disabilities
can find support, answers to questions and gather
for activities and events. Due to the relocation of the
center, a change in staff leadership and the closing of
a major community partner, the family resource center
was only open part of the year and served 30 families.
Foster CAre
Safe and caring homes for foster children with
mental health challenges as well as developmental
disabilities. Foster care providers receive extensive
training and 24-hour support. Last year, Kerr provided
foster care for 106 children with both mental health
challenges and developmental disabilities. More than
80 percent of families report that they feel they have
more resources and support available.
Group hoMes For Youth
Sixteen group homes where 91 youth ages 8 to 18
with developmental disabilities and mental health
challenges found around-the-clock support and life
skills training in a safe and secure setting. Ninetyseven
percent of the youth met their personal goals or
are making significant, positive progress.
intensiVe treAtMent proGrAM
A safe and secure treatment program for youth with
developmental disabilities, many of whom also have
mental health challenges. This program is the only one
of its kind in Oregon. This year, 19 youth were served.
Crisis psYChiAtriC CAre (subACute)
Short-term residential care (usually less than
two weeks) and 24-hour access to mental health
professionals for children with urgent mental health
crises. Children are stabilized and families connected
with long-term services and support. This year,
Kerr provided short-term crisis psychiatric care for
297 children who posed an immediate danger to
themselves or others. Ninety-seven percent of children
were stabilized and able to successfully transition to a
less intensive level of care, including returning home.
CoMMunitY-bAseD MentAl
heAlth serViCes
Outpatient, early childhood and intensive communitybased
mental health services for children and
their families provided in the child’s home, school
and community.
In the intensive community-based mental health
services program, Kerr served 97 low-income children,
ages 4 to 17, with emotional and behavioral health
challenges who were at risk of losing their home
or school placement. Therapy, skills training, and
intensive behavioral support allowed 77% of children
to remain safely in their home setting.
Kerr provided community-based outpatient services
to 207 children with 79 percent of families reporting
that they felt their child is better at handling daily life.
In addition, Kerr served 32 very young children in the
early childhood outpatient services program. All 32
children showed improvement.
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FounDAtion & orGAniZAtion AuDiteD FinAnCiAl stAteMents
finAnciAlS
ConsoliDAteD stAteMent oF ACtiVities
Year ending June 30, 2011
oregon’s investment in Kerr
Government Contracts $36,987,316
Contributions and Grants 1,941,955
Events 474,852
Volunteer-Managed Businesses, Net Sales 420,755
Income & Net Appreciation of Investments 1,090,275
total revenue $40,915,153
Kerr’s investment in oregon
Program Services $34,208,250
Management 2,773,590
Fundraising 459,741
Volunteer-Managed Businesses 357,080
total expenses $37,798,661
ConsoliDAteD stAteMent oF FinAnCiAl position
Assets 2011 2010
Cash $5,079,051 $4,216,666
Contract & Contributions Receivable 2,162,175 4,489,132
Investments 7,924,022 3,901,209
Property & Equipment 9,501,836 8,984,858
Other Assets 457,121 423,619
total Assets $25,124,205 $22,015,484
liabilities
Payables & Accrued Liabilities $3,347,799 $3,196,297
Deferred Revenue 48,689 116,863
Long Term Debt 1,299,255 1,390,354
total liabilities $4,695,743 $4,703,514
net Assets $20,428,462 $17,311,970
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priVAte sourCes oF support
Grants
Volunteer-
Managed
Businesses
Events
Contributions
inVestMent in oreGon
Cost
Benefit
15%
91%
15%
17%
9%
53%
Despite ongoing challenges in our state
economy, Albertina Kerr has responded
well to funding cuts from government
sources through efficient management
of its resources and solid fundraising
efforts. Strong operational performance,
combined with favorable investment
returns and some generous estate gifts,
enabled Albertina Kerr to increase its
unrestricted net assets by 22% for the year.
Through strong fiscal management,
Albertina Kerr has been able to increase
our reserves to better position us to
handle the impact of further funding
cuts and uncertain economic conditions
that lie ahead. In addition, we have
continued our commitment to financial
stewardship, with our recent audit
producing no management letter findings.

EArn your WingS
When everyday people reach out to the most vulnerable and give back to their community, they
become part of Albertina Kerr’s Army of Angels. it’s easy to earn your wings:
Volunteer
Whether you’re interested in becoming a visiting
friend, baking birthday cakes for people living in
group homes or working as a server in Albertina’s
Restaurant and Shops, we offer meaningful volunteer
experiences that really make a difference.
GiVe
Donations of money, goods, and services are always
appreciated and used wisely. Private support makes
this important work possible and we are committed
to being good stewards of your generosity, putting 91
cents of every dollar to work for those most in need.
WorK For Kerr
When you join Albertina Kerr as a staff member or a
foster parent, you become part of a team motivated to
provide innovative and excellent programs, services
and care to those in need.
AttenD An eVent
Have a great time at our events and give back at the
same time. Join us for the Kerr Classic Golf dinner and
tournament, the Spotlight on Kerr gala and the Race
for the Roses half marathon, 10k and 5k races. Get
a glimpse inside Kerr’s work at the Snapshot Series
events and the Annual Meeting & Community Awards.
Visit AlbertinA’s restAurAnt & shops
Earning your wings is easy when you enjoy lunch,
brunch or a private event at volunteer-run Albertina’s
Restaurant. Plus, pick up some great gifts, antiques or
collectibles and gently used treasures at The Shops.
tAKe A spin on A Kerr biKe
Enjoy the waterfront on a fun bike rental from Kerr
Bikes and know that while you are having a good time,
you are also giving back and providing job experience
for people with developmental disabilities.
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AlbertinA Kerr’s ArMY oF AnGels
guArDiAn AngElS
SociETy
Each Guardian Angels Society member has
made Albertina Kerr part of their estate plans or
created a life income gift, helping us build a solid
foundation for the future. Fritz and Lynn Bartsch
recently decided to join the society.
“Albertina Kerr has demonstrated its leadership
and superior fiscal responsibility,” said Fritz and
Lynn. “Because Kerr effectively manages its
resources, 91 cents of each dollar goes directly to
its programs and services. Our legacy gift will be
well utilized.”
2010-11 leGACY GiFts
Albertina Kerr received extraordinary legacy gifts
this year from volunteers, supporters and community
members who have passed away. Their gifts are invested
in Kerr’s endowment where proceeds will fund future
community needs.
Betty Allen, Lois Colliver, Howard Dietrich, Sr.,
Anna Jamison, Hattie Kielhorn, Jane Winks-Kilkenny,
Dennis Panichello, Marjorie Ann Parks, Louise Smith
“ With our legacy gift, we hope that
Kerr’s services and programs be
available to those most in need, long
beyond our time.” - Fritz & Lynn Bartsch
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Thank you for reaching out to the most
vulnerable and giving back as donors and
volunteers in 2010-11. Your generosity has
helped change the lives of the people who
receive services from Albertina Kerr.
GUARDIAN
ANGELS SOCIETY
Each member of the
Guardian Angels Society
has made Albertina Kerr
part of their estate plans or
created a life income gift,
helping us build a solid
foundation for the future.
Anonymous Donors
Virginia Ammons
Fritz and Lynn Bartsch
Charles Beek
Darlene Benjamin
Eleanor Boxx
Lee Carson
Dion Cole
Jean Cory
Patricia L. Cudahy
Beulah V. Dennis
Andy F. and Pat Dignan
Kevin and Genevieve Director
Marcia J. Director
Dorothy Emig
Gwen Foley
Edson C. and Jeanne B.
Gaylord
Helen R. Harris
Barbara Hood Conner
Gordon Janney
Curtis Jantze
Charmaine Jensen
Alison Jones
Helen M. Kelly
Georgia Koehler
Chris Krenk and Nell Babcock
James and Joan Leigh
Ardath Lilleland
Helen Lindgren
Jodi Lippert and Timothy L.
Barr
Jerry L. Martin
Merry M. Meek
Joan R. Morton
Greg and Sandra Mottau
Marjorie E. Mottau
Renee Nevegold
Clarice L. Norman
Frances S. Palk
Jackie Panner
Carl Pearson
Marty and Dick Phillippi
Robert and Dorothy Poznanski
Dawn Pratt
Harry Tarbell
Peter Thompson and
Suzanne Spitler Thompson
Marta and Kenneth Thrasher
James and Christina
Trolinger
William and Lila Ulrich
Caroline J. Wann
B. Joanne Weaver
David and Karole Wilson
Muriel Woolley
CHAMPION
ANGELS GIFT
SOCIETY
Comprised of our closest
individual donors who
contribute $1,000 or more
annually, we thank them for
their essential support.
Founders $500,000 +
Dennis Panichello Estate
Founders $100,000 +
Hattie Kielhorn Estate
Marjorie Ann Parks Estate
Founders $25,000 +
Lois Colliver Estate
Anna Jamison Estate
Helen H. Lindgren*
David and Lori Manougian
Louise Smith Estate
James and Christina Trolinger
Founders $10,000 +
Jan Barrett
Roger Cooke and Joan Cirillo
Edson C. and Jeanne B.
Gaylord
David Reinhart
David and Karole Wilson
Founders $5,000 +
Betty Allen Estate
Fritz and Lynn Bartsch
Jerry and Donna Baysinger
Carl Cadonau Jr. and Phyllis
Cadonau
Howard N. Dietrich Sr. Estate
Dr. and Mrs. John C.
English, MD
Alan and Sharon Folkman
Bill Furman
Barbara and Robert Godel
Robert and Roje Gootee
Yoshiaki Hasebe
Susan Hellstedt
Jim Mendenhall
Richard Olazaba
Charles and Darci Swindells
Martin Taylor and Connie
Seeley
Kim Thale
Keren Brown Wilson PhD
and Michael Deshane
Jane Winks Kilkenny Estate
Benefactors $2,500 +
Kay and Roy Abramowitz
Harold C. Babcock
Gavin and Canoise Brown

Larry and Gayle Cable
Richard Codanti
Mariel Combs, JD and Jason
Yamamoto
Richard and Maggie Drake
Deanne Foster
Ron and Annie Foster
Angela and Nathan Hult
Gordon Janney
Mary and Daniel Lago
Ross Lienhart and Sheila
Edwards-Lienhart
Merry M. Meek
Celia and Jerry Murphey
Danny Nelson
Bill and Debbie Newcomer
Charla Ray
Misty and Ray Rivoli
Tom Rocca
Dave and Julie Sobolik
Jennifer Song
Ken and Marta Thrasher
President’s Circle
$1,500+
Dave and Glenda Andersen
Lacey Bartels
Doug and Terri Bogen
Marsha and Richard Buono
Colin Cave, MD
Megan Combs and Craig
Little
Jean Cory
Lance and Cristi Dayton
Margot Dewart
Jeanne and Brian Farr
Debbie Greene
Stephen and Vicki Jackson
Sandra and Arthur James
Georgia Koehler
Joan Lawler
Guy and Marian Martin
Joan Morton
Greg and Sandra Mottau
Dave and Ruth Murray
Verne and Jean Newcomb
Jackie Nigh
Claudine and Craig Payne
Patricia and Ron Peterson
Craig and Liz Rusch
Don Rutherford
Rich and Denise Smith
Loren J. Stolin
Craig M. Thompson
Sandra Watson
Connie West
Craig and Sue Westling
Kingsley and Kelly Wick
Jack and Ginny Wilborn
Gary and Katie Withers
Champions $1,000 +
Thelma J. and Merril M.
Adkisson
Virginia L. Ammons
Jonathan and Deanne Ater
Kelly Ballas
Ken Barker and Jeff Stookey
Shelley and Gary Barnes
Sam Bars and Bobbi Jo Shrum
Barbara Bradshaw
Gina and Karl Brimner
Don and Patricia Cassady
in memory of Amelia
Puustinen Bristow
Barbara Hood Conner
Larry Davis and Linda Locker
Ed and Carole Dayoob
Andy F. and Pat Dignan
Dustin and Crystal Edens
Larry and Joan Ellis
Matthew and Jasmin Felton
Paul Frisch
Douglas and Traci Greenberg
Lois Gibson
Jim Gustafson
Tom and Sandy Hageman
Mark and Patty Hall
Gladys Hawthorne
Patsy Heinlein
Jerry and Sharyn Hoffert
Edward and Teresa Hostmann
Peter and Jan Jacobsen
Terri and Art Johnstone
Elsie Jones and Ron Allen
Helen M. Kelly
Joyce and Kevin Kerstiens
Jean Kircher
Dean and Kenneth Kirn
Jan Kooning
Chris Krenk and Nell Babcock
Ed and Marilyn Lacy
Priscilla Lewis RN, MBA
Jodi Lippert and Timothy L.
Barr
Tom Lorish, MD and Sarah
Lorish
Sal and Laura Maglietta
Phillip Margolin
Jerry L. Martin
Linda and David McCammon
J. Bart McMullan, Jr., MD
and Patricia Dunahugh
Keith and Debi Meyers
Stephany Mo
Greg and Diane Morgan
Ron and Judy Mundt
Steven Naito
Anton and Angie Oehlert
Gary and Bette Parks
Chip and Christianna Pierce
Traci and Bob Richardson
Barbara Robbins
Margaret Rowland MD and
Art LaFrance
Alan and Anita Ruderman
William and Susan Ruecker
David and Sheila Scott
Susan J. and Duane D.
Stanley
Vic and Chris Stibolt
Marsha and Steve Straus
David Streicher and
Gretchen Downey
Daniel Striplin
Serilda Summers-McGee and
Charles McGee
June and William Tagmyer
Jerry and Terri Thale
Jay Tinker
John and Randi Thoma
Peter Thompson and
Suzanne Spitler Thompson
Karin Wandtke
B. Joanne Weaver
David Zier
INDIVIDUAL,
CORPORATE,
GROUP AND
FOUNDATION
DONORS
* Represents gift total for
multi-year commitment
Gifts $300,000 +
Maybelle Clark Macdonald
Fund*
Portland Children’s Levy*
Gifts $100,000 +
Mt. Hood Cable Regulatory
Commission*
Gifts $50,000 +
City of Gresham Community
Development Block Grant
Funds
Greenlayer Sports
JFR Foundation
Regence BlueCross
BlueShield of Oregon
Gifts $20,000 +
The Collins Foundation
Entercom Portland
KPTV-Fox 12
The Quadrant Corporation
The Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation*
Gifts $10,000 +
Cal Weld
CareOregon
Comcast SportsNet
Henry Lea Hillman, Jr.
Foundation
Kaiser Permanente
The Oregon Community
Foundation
Oregon Convention Center
PacificSource Health Plans
Partners on Demand
Precision Castparts Corp.
Riverbend Youth Center
Safeway Foundation
Subaru of America, Inc. -
Portland Zone
Swagelok Northwest
Tournament Golf
Foundation, Inc.
United Way of the Columbia-
Willamette
UnitedHealthcare
Wentworth Subaru
Gifts $5,000 +
AA Sports, Ltd.
American Property
Management
Andersen Construction
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Baysinger Partners
Architecture
Boyd Coffee Company
CresaPartners - Portland
Dave Shepard Enterprises Inc.
Hoover Family Foundation
Oregon
Juan Young Trust
McKay Family Foundation
Nike Employee Grant Fund
of The Oregon
Community Foundation
cHAmpion
AngElS
gifT SociETy
This society, whose 157 members
contributed a total of $271,000
in 2010-2011, was established in
2004 to recognize individuals
who have made an annual
contribution of $1,000 or more
and to encourage others to join.
Chair: David Streicher
Committee: Chris Adamek, Shelley
Barnes, Fritz Bartsch, Larry Davis,
Chris Krenk, Merry Meek, Tony
Seashore, Rich Smith, Serilda Summers
HoliDAy
giVing
Each year, the Holiday Giving
Committee coordinates the grant
a wish and giving tree program
to ensure that people served by
Albertina Kerr receive a holiday
gift. In 2010-2011, hundreds of
gifts were delivered and nearly
$62,500 was raised.
Committee: Vanessa Crawford, Rose
Livengood, IBEW & United Workers
Federal Credit Union, Karin Wandtke,
McDonald Jacobs, P.C.
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AlbertinA Kerr’s ArMY oF AnGels
THE olD kErr
nurSEry
ASSociATion
Celebrating 30 years of service to our community,
more than 460 volunteers of the Old Kerr Nursery
Association gave an impressive 42,522 hours of
service last year. The volunteer-run Albertina’s
Restaurant and Shops are not only a Portland icon,
all the tips and proceeds help support Albertina
Kerr programs.
Chair: David Widmark
Committee: Marsha Buono, Mary Ann “Miki” Herman,
Kathy Jaffe, Ron Kaplan, JD, Merry Meek, Ernie Oliver,
Mary Polivka, Ann Uphoff, Ann Warner, Connie West,
Jackie Wilhite
“ I think giving back is important not
only to be of service to the community
but for yourself.”
Connie West, 30 Year Volunteer
“ It makes me happy to use the skills
that I have to help other people.”
Marsha Buono, 30 Year Volunteer
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OCF Joseph E. Weston
Public Foundation
The ODS Companies
Oregon Sports Authority
Foundation
Pacific Power Foundation
PGA TOUR
Portland Trail Blazers
Providence Health &
Services - Oregon Region
The Rite Aid Foundation
The Swigert Foundation
Charlie Swindells Fund of
The Oregon Community
Foundation
The TJX Foundation
Trikke of Oregon, LLC
TriMet
U.S. Bank/U.S. Bancorp
Foundation
Union Bank
Wessinger Foundation
Wheeler Foundation
Wilfs Restaurant & Bar
Willamette Week
Winderlea Vineyard and
Winery
Gifts $2,500 +
ACME Business Consulting,
LLC
Ater Wynne LLP
BNC Printing and Graphics
Bob’s Red Mill
BridgePort Brewery
Bull Mountain Orthodontics
Combined Federal Campaign
Comcast
Compli
Distillery Row
Finish Line Youth Foundation
Fit Right Northwest Running
and Walking Store
Foster Family Care Network
Free Geek
Gary McGee & Co.
Google
Headsweats
HN Cox Development Group
Ltd
Howard S. Wright Constructors
Integra Telecom, Inc.
Howard Wallis Irwin &
Dorise Carlyon Hinton
Irwin Foundation
Marion Baird Janney Fund
of The Oregon
Community Foundation
Juan Young Fund VII of The
Oregon Community
Foundation
LARABAR
Mercer Health & Benefits
Multnomah Education
Service District
Nike, Inc.
Oregon Charitable Checkoff
Pacific Continental Bank
Perkins & Company, P.C.
Portland Timbers
Portland Timbers
Community Fund of
The Oregon Community
Foundation
SOYJOY
Sunshine Dairy Foods
Sysco Food Services of
Portland, Inc
Team in Training Oregon
Chapter
Rose E. Tucker Charitable
Trust
Union Pacific Foundation
United Salad
Walters Family Foundation
West Coast Event
Productions, Inc.
Gifts $1,500 +
Alaska Airlines
Beighley & Associates, Inc.
Bella Casa
Bradshaw Advertising
The Robert Brady Charitable
Trust
Broadmoor Woman’s Club
C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation
Cascadian Farm
Don Rutherford Construction
The Duvoisin Group
Gilkey International Middle
School
Horizon Christian
Elementary School
Jackson Foundation
Arthur M. James Family
Foundation
Jeff Sanders Promotions
Justa Pasta
Morgan Stanley Foundation
NIKE Employee Matching
Gift Program
Oregon Screen Impressions
Oregon Sports Network
Payless Shoesource
Portland General Electric
Employee Giving Campaign
Portland Police Bureau
Sunshine Division
Project Enterprise
SignMeUp.com
Simpatica Catering & Dining
Hall
The Standard
TaylorMade Golf
Tripwire, Inc.
Gifts $1,000 +
Alexander & Baldwin
Foundation
Ashforth Pacific, Inc.
Ater Family Fund of The
Oregon Community
Foundation
Avnet Contributions Council
Beaverton Florists
Black Helterline LLP
Doot Doot, LLC.
Give with Liberty
Golf Channel
Dan and Irene Hunter Fund
at The Seattle Foundation
Levi Strauss & Co
Merta J. Mason Fund of
The Oregon Community
Foundation
McDonald Jacobs, P.C.
Mortgage Trust, Inc.
Multnomah Athletic
Foundation
Munich Reinsurance
America, Inc.

Omega Audio
Ruderman Philanthropic
Fund of The Oregon
Community Foundation
Sunrise Bagels and More, Inc.
Sweets Etc.
Tagmyer Family Fund of
The Oregon Community
Foundation
3 Leg Torso
Wilson Construction Co.
Yolo Colorhouse
Gifts $500 +
Christopher and Heather
Adamek
Ray and Jean Auel
Steven and Mary Baker
Banfield Charitable Trust
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Charles Beek
Vera Bennett
Best Western University Inn
& Suites
Peter Bhatia and Liz Dahl
The Frank and Margaret
Bitar Foundation
Bradshaw Frame and Gallery
Verna Branch
Gwen Burns
James and Lorraine Bushek
Lee Carson and Jeremy Hyatt
Jerome Casey
Kirsten and Chad Chambers
Chubb & Woodruff-Sawyer
Oregon, Inc.
Mary Clark
Vern Crawford
Patrick and Monica Criteser
Jason and Alyssa Dalton
Rene Deras
Shawn and Jen DuBurg
Dylan Leeds Design
Eaton Electrical
Joseph Emerson and Ann
Brayfield
Sheila and Aaron Engstrom
Evan Pilchik Photography
Patricia and Myron Fleck
Scott Fleming
Flowers by Dorcas, Inc.
Susan and Ian Ford
James Foster
Kathleen Francis
Roseann Freitag
Jennifer Gilstrap
Lisa Gitelson DMD
Jim Hajek
William and Martha Hall
William and Linda
Hammersley
Ryan and Kristin Headrick
Heffernan Insurance Brokers
JD and Dee Hill
Roger Hinshaw
HP Company Foundation
Ruth and Edwin Hutchinson
and Family, Barrie, Gay,
Mark and Brent
Iverson Meat Company
JW Marriottt San Francisco
Paul and Lynn Kelly
Kimberli Ransom Photography
Cynara Ko
Joan Kuni
Thomas and Marcy Lasley
Tricia and J.B. Leahy
Life To The Max Foundation
Stephanie and Kevin Lynch
William C. and Jani E.
McCormick
Douglas Morris JD and
Miranda Carney-Morris
Tom and Tamara Muldoon
Neil Kelly Company
Karl and Arlene Nelson
Northwest Children’s
Theater & School
A Nose for Wine
Ocean Beauty Seafood
Ovations Food Services
Pepsi Bottling Group
Donna Philbrick and Duncan
Kretovich
Tatyana Polyakova
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Preble
Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club
Race Center Northwest
Fritz and David Rankin
Renaissance Wines
Harley and Kristin Roberts
Betsy Russell
Tom Rymanowicz
Joan L. Samsel
Anthony and Kim Seashore
John and Daphne Settle
David and Xuan Sibell
Julia and Michael Sims
SMART
Cate and Jeff Soulages
Southwest Airlines
Barb and Steve Spence
TS Construction Management
Daniel and Makiko Villeneuve
Caroline J. Wann
William C. Woods
Gifts $100 +
Colleen and Chuck Aaker
Ronald and Elaine Aase
Accanto Restaurant
Jerry and Cindy Adamek
Bruce and Susan Adams
Lisa and Jarrod Adams
Jani P. Aden
Aegis Capital Inc.
Valerie Aitchison
Ivy Akui
Carole Alexander
Sharon Alexander
John Alger
Barbara Allen
The Allison
Richard D. and Denise G.
Allman
Marie Amacher
American Medical Response
Alice Anderson
Earl H. and Jeanette L.
Anderson
Shirley M. Anderson
Shirley Anderson
Kip and Kimberly Andress
Adelaide Andrews
Archery Summit
Ardiri Winery and Vineyards
Argyle Winery
Artists Repertory Theatre
Atiyeh Bros., Inc.
Nelson and Susan Atkin
Ted and Kathi Austin
Marian J. Avena
Angela Ayres
Betty Jo Bachmeier
Rachelle and Clyde Bagley
David and Carol Baker
Joann Baker
David Bartels
The Bartick Family
Thomas and Mary Bartlett
John and Joanne Bastian
Larry and Jan Beaudoin
Doris Beck
Bert and Mary Lou Becker
Neil and Marcia Bednarczyk
Hal and Ellen Beighley
Darlene Benjamin
Benjamin Moore & Co
Mark and Pamala Berge
Family
Rosalie Betschart
B. Clay Biberdorf and Erika
Shuster
Big Winds
Sandra Birkner and David
Crout
Steven and Elaine Blackhurst
Owen and Lynn Blank
Stan and Judy Blauer
Richard Blickle
Ann Blume
Nancy Boden Rokus and
Scott Rokus
Randy and Kim Boehm
BoldTrek, Inc.
Carol Booth
Craig Boretz
Fidelia and Gary Boshears
Jim Bradley
Judith Breen
Bremik Construction
Marni Brinkley
Kay S. Bristow
Shirley Brock
Ann and Bob Brockamp
Bonnie Brown and Don
McKelvey
Cynthia Brown
Kristin and Matt Brownfield
Dorothy Bruck
Joel Bruhn
Barb and Tom Buchholz
Steve and Marcelle Buck
Patricia Budo
David Bull
Virginia Burns
Martha Butler
C & G Wines
Lois Callaghan
A. D. and Catalina Capellan
Roland Carfagno
Tom and Linda Carson
Carter Family
Dick Casali and Anne Wang
and Family
Jonathan Caver
Celilo Restaurant & Bar
CherryWood Village
Retirement Community
Margaret Christenson
Clackamas County Event
Center
Joseph Clark Jr.
Elyse Clawson
Mark Clift
Martin and Barbara Cloe
Courtney Clouatre and Jay
Bagdanoff
SpoTligHT
on kErr
More than 320 guests stepped
into a different era at our carnivalthemed
gala on February 18.
Together, they raised more than
$219,000 during the evening of
dining, auctions and games.
leadership Committee:
Kirsten Chambers, Mariel Combs,
Traci Richardson, Kim Thale
Volunteer Committee:
Gwen Butler, Colin Cave, Susan Ford,
Emily Gleason, Angela Hult, Courtney
Mersereau, Doug Morris, Jen Tate,
Michelle Timpani, Danielle Wallace,
Keren Brown Wilson
platinum sponsors:
Precision Castparts Corp.
Gold sponsors:
Ater Wynne LLP, CareOregon,
Concepts in Community Living &
JFR Foundation, Kaiser Permanente,
Providence Health & Services - Oregon
Region, Regence BlueCross BlueShield
of Oregon, Union Bank
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AlbertinA Kerr’s ArMY oF AnGels
AnnuAl mEETing &
communiTy AWArDS
More than 250 people attended the 104th Annual
Meeting and Community Awards on October 25.
Guest speaker Rachel Simon, author of Riding the
Bus with My Sister, reminded us of the importance
of Albertina Kerr’s community-based care and its
impact on individuals and families.
silver Circle Award:
The Old Kerr Nursery Association was founded to help
support the work of Albertina Kerr. Albertina’s Restaurant
and Shops have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars
to support vital services over the past 30 years.
outstanding Foundation support:
Since 1947, the Collins Foundation has generously helped
fund services to the most vulnerable in our community.
Over the years, they have played a crucial role in
providing support that helped Albertina Kerr make
advances in innovation and care including our low lift
project and youth group home improvement projects.
outstanding Community support, business:
Precision Castparts Corp., has supported the work of
Kerr both financially and through the time and talents
of its leadership. A long time sponsor of various events,
Precision Castparts has played an important role
in ensuring that children, adults and families in our
community get the services they need from Albertina Kerr.
Community service Award:
Jim and Christina Trolinger have been involved with
Albertina Kerr for more than a decade. Their time,
dedication and generosity have made a significant impact
on those we support today and into the future. Over the
years, the Trolingers have also been an inspiration to
others, engaging their staff at Swagelok NW (US).
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Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cohen
Barbara Coit Yeager
Maribeth Collins
Annie Combe and Tami Hess
Jim and Libby Combs
Joe Connors and Linda
Schmidt
Contractor Plan Center, Inc.
Lou Conway
Lois and William Costine
George Coveney
Lorraine and Graham
Covington
Stuart Cox and Richard Gerstl
Allan and Jennifer Coyle
Earl and Joanne Cramer
Brown
Kristen Crockett
John and Margaret Crowell
Bruce and Kathryn
Cunningham
Daedalus Cellars
Maureen and Anthony
D’Agostino
Sharon Dagsland
Chris and Nancy Dalengas
Daughters of Penelope
Cindy Davis
Karla and Steve Dearborn
Alan and Tomoko DeLaTorre
William Denecke
Beulah Dennis
James and Rita Deweese
Cindy Dickerson
Domaine Drouhin Oregon
Domaine Serene
Sandy and Jim Donahue
Richard Dowsett and
Elizabeth Reis
Harry and Kathleen Dozier
Eileen and Bruce Drake
Barbara Dunham
Bob Durgan
Durham & Bates Agencies,
Inc.
Richard and Rebecca Dusa Jr.
DWA Trade Show &
Exposition Services
Lanee and Thomas Edwards
Elizabeth and John Ehrsam
Lois & Glenn Elliott
Robert and Rosemary
Emmerich
Arthur Etheridge
Jenna Evans
Mary Jane Everist
Scott and Cynthia Everist
Virginia Everton
Gerald Exley, Jr.
Exxon Mobil Foundation
Mobil Retiree Matching
Gifts Program
Edward Feldhousen
Jane and Edward Fennell
Sue and Kimball Ferris
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Joanna and Steven Fief
Maureen and Mike Fisher
Valerie Fisher
Ed and Judith Fletcher
Elaine D. Flowerree
Flowerree Foundation
David and Phi Ford
Hank and Linda Fore
Millard and Donna Forell
Forest Grove Curves
Rebecca Fortuine
Milton Fox
Linda Frank
Matthew Franklin
Margaret and Roger Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. Freysinger
Paul and Nancy Frisch
Jennifer Frozena
Thomas and Doris Galt
Doris Gardiner
Bill and Colleen Gardner
Garmin
Garnish Apparel
Russ and Stephanie Garrow
Bill Gascoigne
Vickie Gates
Carolyn and Tom Gavin
Geffen Mesher & Co.
Flora Geiger
Patricia Gentry and Leo
Gentry II
George Fox University
Arthur and Patricia Gerlach
Darlene and Charles Gilbert
Daniel Gilden and Alison
Fulmer
Janette and Robert Gill
David and Delores Gillmor
Carol Girt
Jeffrey and Christy Gladheim
Vicki Glasco
Emily Gleason
Marsha and Jack Gleason
Jon Goodrich
Robert Grafe
Patti and Ron Grant
Grape Escape Winery Tours
Patsy Graves
Sara Gray
Greenbrier Companies
David Grindy
Atul Gupta
Grace Hafdahl
Mike and Robin Hageman
Bill and Carol Hall
Arlene and John Halvorson
Jean Hamlin
Arley and Mira Hartley
Hart’s Tarts
Josephine Hatfield
Hawks View Cellars
The Heathman Hotel
Bob and Francy Heffernan
Gary and Beverly Heitz
Greg and Tina Held
Gary and Karen Helzer
Dan and Debbie Hempy
Sharon and Charles Hering
Carol Herman
Mauro Hernandez and Ken
Morrison
Kathleen Hessel
Zilda Heusinkveld
Mary Higgins
Higgins Restaurant and Bar
Hillsboro Law Center
Alan Hoffer
Michelle Hofmann
Christie Hogueisson
Nancy Holden
Diane Hoobler and Jeffrey
Curtis
Erin and Stan Hubert
Joel and Debra Huffman
Julie and Sam Hughes
Karleen Hulbert

Mary and Steve Hull
Wendy Hunter and Brian
Kulhanjian
Robert and Cecelia
Huntington
Intel Corporation
Alex and Courtney Jackson
Elisabeth and Jean Pierre
Jacqmotte
Nancy Jaksich
Meg and Stephen James
Julie Jelline and John Barker
Jane Jensen
Kenneth and Sandra Jernstedt
Kirk and Judith Johansen
Ann Johnson
Jason and Kaitlin Johnson
Maurita and Stephen Johnson
Sarena Johnson
Kristin Johnson-Shadley and
Michael Shadley
Karen Justice
David Kamens
Ron and Linda Kaplan
Gary and Patricia Keaveny
Kells Irish Retaurant & Pub
Mary Anne Kenworthy
Louis Kenyon
Andrew and Marjorie Kerr
Kettle Foods, Inc.
Marianne King
Lloyd and Maryon Kinsey
Paul and Monica Kirk
Kivel & Howard, LLP
Marguerite E. Kleger
Kelly and Michael Klein
Jeff Knapp
Christiane and Tom Kraemer
Stephanie Kralevich and
Chris Campbell
Marvin and Mary Krenk
Linda and Thomas
Krippaehne
Deborah and Robert Kross
L & L Exhibition Management
Arnold Labby, PhD and Eva
Labby
Laborers’ Union Local No. 121
Ladies Social Club Grieg
Lodge 2-15
Lago di Merlo Vineyards &
Winery
Lake Oswego Junior
Women’s Club
Carol and Richard Lalli
Dina Lang
Lara Blair Images
Rose Marie Lathrop
Jim and Joan Leigh
Thomas and Arlene Lemieux
Leon Family
Jill Leonetti
Harriet Lesher
Ardath Lilleland
Earl Lillevig
Sharon Lindersmith
Elaine Linne
Donald Lombard
Jeanine Lopez
Chris and Linda Loughran
Larry Lovelady
Jacob Lowen
Penny and James Luening
Laurie and Robert Lusk
Lesley Ma
Veronica MacDonald
Heather MacPherson
Michelle and Chris Madsen
Tracy Madsen
Megan and Scott Maitland
Eloise Mark
Mary Marr
Peter Mason
Thomas and Julie Mathews
Barbara and Bill Mathey
Matt and Sarah Mattecheck
Sue Mautz
Rachel McAdam
Joyce and Douglas McCulloch
Marilyn McDonald and
Wilford Weeks
Jean McDowell
Dave and Kim McElwee
Steven & Linda McGeady
Foundation
Martin and Catherine
McLendon
Jo Anne McMahan
Ellen E. McMillan
Scott McMullin
Jack and Carolyn McMurchie
Jean and Willis McNeil
Jeremy and Heather
McPherson
McTavish Shortbread
Don Meadows
Mel-Ken Motors, Inc
Robert and Robin Mesher
Metrovino
Karolyn Meyers
Craig Miller
Amy and Colin Miner
Milton and Phyllis Mittelstedt
Regina Mockmore
John Mohlis
Daniel Monaghan, Jr. and
Sheila Monaghan
Daniel E. Montag and
Kathryn M. Martinson
Montero Family Fund of the
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Sylvia Montero
Charles Moore, M.D.
Jason Moore and Manami
Yaguchi
James Morgan
Adele Morley
Julie Morris
Melinda Morris
Marie Morrison
Marjorie Mottau
Laurie Munro Bloch
Pat Murray-Kuhnhausen and
E. Ross Kuhnhausen
Music Millenium
Mary Myers
Armando and Jean Navarro
Paula and David Neher
Nel Centro
Jane Ellen and Lem Nelson
Madeline Nelson and Jim
Lafky
Teresa and Curt Nelson
New Seasons Market
Richard and Sally Newlands
Patricia Nichols
Linda Nicoll
Heidi Nielsen and David
Combe
Jeanine and George Nordling
Peter and Suzie Norman
Theadore Norton
Nostrana
Noventus Solutions
Jennie and Robert O’Connor
Odom Southern Distributors
Kathy and Robert Okano
Michael and Gloria Olin
Kathleen Olsen
Thomas and Mary-Mariah
Olson
OMSI
Oregon & Southern Idaho
District Council of Laborers
Oregon Ballet Theatre
Oregon International Air Show
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Herb Ozer and Sandra Taylor
Alyssa Pace and John Olson
Pacific Machinery & Tool
Steel Co.
Raymond Packouz
Andrew and Wendy Palau
Daniel and Maylene Park
Park Kitchen
Judy Parks
Metta and Roger Parsons
Frankie and James Paulson
Pazzo Ristorante
Pearl Bakery
Carl Pearson
Penner Family
Lindsay Perkins
Natalie Perrin
Patti Perrin
June Petticord
The Phoenician Resort Spa
Plants Beautiful
Janet Plog
Por Que No Taqueria
Donalda Porter
Portland Garden Club - Hort X
Portland Nursery
Portland Spirit
Portland Team Fitness
Joseph Poulin
Precision Images
Marvin and Betty Prestwood
PRG Horseless Carriage
Club of America - Ladies
Auxillary
Rose Prihar
Providence Festival of Trees
Provvista Speciality Foods
Dave and Carol Pullin
Brian Puziss
Ms. Sally Quimby-Peterson
Knute and Gloria Qvale
Mary Lou Raffety
Rafia Dental
Nancy and Steve Randleman
Linda Rasmusson
Ms. Raube and Mr. Behnke
Red Lion Hotels
Kathleen Reed
Christine Reeder
Kelly Reeves
Norine Reres
David Ressler and Robert
Berger
Debra and William Richard
Jan Roberts
Patricia Roberts
Susan and Steven Roberts
Manfred Robinson
Nancy and Don Robison
Miriam and Harvey Rogers
The Rose Quarter
rAcE for
THE roSES
More than 5,000 runners, walkers
and volunteers took part in
Portland’s favorite half-marathon,
10K and 5K races and raised more
than $275,000.
event Chair: Jason Yamamoto
Volunteer Committee:
Rivah Beaty, Jessica Brandes, Anja
Bump, Allison Gourley, Alli Graham,
Bob Gravely, Jeremy Hyatt, Kyle
Liljegren, Amanda Meyer, Dan
McGrath, Heidi Nielsen, Erinn Warner
title sponsor:
Regence BlueCross BlueShield
of Oregon
presenting sponsors:
Subaru and Wentworth Subaru,
UnitedHealthcare
platinum sponsors: Charlie 97.1, 94.7
Alternative Portland, Fit Right NW, Fox
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Gold sponsors:
AA Sports, BNC Printing and
Graphics, Bob’s Red Mill, Boyd Coffee
Company, BridgePort BrewPub,
Oregon Convention Center, Sunshine
Dairy Foods, Swagelok NW (US),
Willamette Week
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AlbertinA Kerr’s ArMY oF AnGels
kErr golf clASSic
The 19th annual golf tournament raised more
than $123,000 on September 15 and 16. An
exclusive dinner and auction was hosted by Wilfs
Restaurant & Bar and followed by golf the next day
at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club.
event Chair: Dave Manougian
Volunteer Committee: Chris Adamek, Sam Bars, Jerry
Baysinger, Greg Mottau, Adele’ Nofield, David Reinhart,
John Thoma, Jim Trolinger, Casey Waage
title sponsor: CalWeld
Course sponsor: Comcast SportsNet
Driving range sponsor:
Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon
Dinner sponsor: Wilfs Restaurant & Bar and Sysco
Co-Cart sponsors: Pacific Continental Bank and
Swagelok NW (US)
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Elise Rosenfeld
Philip and Vickie Rothrock
Fern Russak and Sean Schafer
Barry and Penny Russman
Marian P. Ryan
Matt Ryer
Diane Saban
Saint Cupcake
Joan Salisbury
Russel W. Sanderlin
Susanna and John Sandvig
Sapphire Hotel
Jessica Scarborough
Cheryl Scarcelli
Tony Schaefer and Nona
Soltero
Jane Schiffhauer
Susan Schlesinger
Ann Schramm
Herb Schroeder
Schwab Charitable Fund
Clara Settle
Don Sharpe
Michael Shields
John and Joan Shipley
Margaret Shoemaker
David and Penny Short
Jeff and Theresa Silver
Betty and Forrest Simmons
Wayne Simons
Rachel and Fred Siri
Katherine and Kevin Skurski
Colin Slade
John Smalldon
Beverlee S. Smith
Debbie Smith
Donald and Nancy Smith
Montgomery and Leilani
Smith
Patricia Smith
Ann Snow
Jim and Barbara Snow
Sokol Blosser Winery
Adam and Carol Solomonson
Georgia and John
Solomonson
Myna Somers
Southpark Seafood Grill &
Wine Bar
Muriel Spear
Deborah Spencer
Denise and Kip Steele
William and Diane Sternberg
Ardus Stevens
Nathan Stevens
Eloise and Rees Stevenson
Stevenson-Barrie Wines
George Stockinger
Stoel Rives LLP
Sue and Neel Stoneking
Storefronts and Entrances Inc.
Tony and Dawn Stravens
Robert Streicher
Steve and Angie Sundholm
Sunset Speedway
Jacqueline Susi
Shirley and John Sutton
Ronald and Linda Swan
Ernest and Marianne Swanson
Bill Sweat and Donna Morris
Wade and Jami Symons
Anne Taggard
John and Ruth Talbott
Jen and Kevin Tate
Melvin Taylor
Virginia Taylor
Don and Gayle Thieman
John Thiemeyer
Lise Thom
John and Randi Thoma
Donald and Barbara
Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
Dana Tierney
Michelle Timpani and Eric
Brosterhous
TownePlace Suites Portland
Hillsboro
Niall Travers and Shelby
Galvin Travers
Joan Turner
Ann and Richard Uphoff
Uptown Hardware
John and Barbara
Van Laningham
Wally Van Valkenburg and
Turid Owren
Joseph and Stephanie Vize
Pamela Vohnson & David
Streigh
Ralph T. Voltz
Edward and Mary Vranizan
Kathy Vu
Casey and Darci Waage
Don and Eunice Waggoner
Arlan and Caroline Walker
Danielle and Charlie Wallace
George and Janice Wallace
Marc Walters
Zandra Walton
Ann Warner
Matthew Warner and Jerry
Bennett
Jennifer Watson
Helen F. Weber
Jill and Michael Weier
Richard L. Weil
Hildegard Weiss
Molly Weiss
Julanne Weller
Mike and LeeAnn Wells
Sarah Wetjen
Leslie Wheeler
Denise and Doug White
Barbara Whiteley
Willamette Writers - Books
for Kids
Bob and Barbara Williams
Williamson Family
Adam Willis
Alan Willis
Steven L. and Mary Lynn
Wintermantel
Don and JoAnne Wold
Elizabeth Woodcock
Stewart Wright
Forrest and Lily Wyler
Denise Yager
Anna M. Youngren
Mary C. Zehrung
Marlene Zichlinsky
GIFTS IN
APPRECIATION
Amelia and Bruce Anderson
Earl H. and Jeanette L.
Anderson
Roberta Bentson-Royal
Bonnie Diessner
Nancy Pagaduan
Elenor Wear

GIFTS IN HONOR
Janine Atherton
Jane Ellen and Lem Nelson
Shelley and Gary Barnes
Misty Moxley
Bret Bennett Family
Bill and Barbara Dugger
Kay Bristow
Donna Tewsbury
Barbara Bullier’s 80th birthday
Patrick and Andy F. Dignan
Joanne O. Carrato’s birthday
Jim and Bev Dixon
Lee Carson and Jeremy Hyatt
Jennifer Gilstrap
Roberta Dunham
Tacy Elliott-Parson
John and Jean Dutton
Neil and Marcia Bednarczyk
Holly Lynn Eberhard’s
adoption
Bob and Kaye Eberhard
Mary Jane Everist’s 80th
birthday
Scott and Cynthia Everist
B J and Steve Flitcroft
Patricia Flitcroft
Scott and Chris Flitcroft
Patricia Flitcroft
Geneva Gainer’s 101st
birthday
Patricia Flitcroft
Sara Gallaher
Astrid Adams
Karen and Barry Goldberg
Merry M. Meek
Linda and David Grilley
Kathleen Hessel
Kathy Hemrich’s 60th
birthday
Jane and Jim Deprospero
Frances Herrall’s 80th
birthday
Patrick and Andy F. Dignan
Stephen and Vicki Jackson
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Charmaine Jensen’s birthday
Linda Jensen
Georgia Koehler’s 90th
birthday
Patricia and Myron Fleck
Donald Lombard
Alicia Laird
Stewart Wright
Tom and Pat Landye
Betty Snider
Hannah Larsen
Patricia Flitcroft
David and Constance
Manning
Patricia Flitcroft
Teri Rae Marr
Mary Marr
Pat Martin
Helen Brackney
Whitney Moller for her bridal
shower
Joseph and Stephanie Vize
Mary Lou Munroe
Susan Schlesinger
Charlotte and Mark Nelson
Jane Ellen and Lem Nelson
Rose and Dirk Nelson
Jane Ellen and Lem Nelson
Trish and Erik Nelson
Jane Ellen and Lem Nelson
Amy Penner
Penner Family
Mary and Scott Peterson
Kenneth and Diane
Weidkamp
David Rees’ birthday
Joel Bruhn
Deborah Spencer
David Reinhart’s birthday
Susan and Dick Reinhart
Sylvia Richen
Patricia Flitcroft
Nancy and Don Robison
Jean Donly
Edward Rouffy’s birthday
Elizabeth and Stephen Rouffy
Diane Saban
Helen Brackney
Devan Spenst
Daniel Jordan and Mona
Spenst Jordan
Mary Steerman’s birthday
Patricia and Myron Fleck
The Newell Family
Kathryn R. Newell and Ben
Nadler
Jack and Mary Jane
Thompson
Craig M. Thompson
Helen Wallace
Merry M. Meek
Irma Wauchope
Norine Reres
Connie West
Jean Coulthurst
Betty White
Patricia Flitcroft
Mary C. Zehrung’s birthday
Patrick and Andy F. Dignan
Julanne Weller
GIFTS IN MEMORY
Betty Allen
Virginia Dockrell
Bertha Guptill
Katherine Hart
Mary Higgins
Georgia A. Koehler
Mary Myers
Janice Phillips
Ardith and Garry Stensland
William and Roberta Vrooman
Helen Asher
Barbara Coates
Lois Aungier
John and Sandra Lasswell
Marvin Axtell
Irma Wauchope
Matt Baldwin
Jan Darden
Hollis and Maryann Ballew
Barbara Ballew
Gerald Bartz
Fidelia and Gary Boshears
Lyn Bauer
Marie Amacher
Larry and Sue Olson
James Bayless
Chiane Kathrens
Frank Beckett
Rosalie Betschart
Beth Boland
Geffen Mesher & Co.
Jean Broms
Louis and Donna Kennedy
Carol Brossard
Anonymous
Diane Campbell
Sharon Dagsland
Joyce Carroll
Cynthia and Tom Caulfield
Shirlie and Bill Durkheimer
Janet and Tim Heinson and
Family
Sudan African Mission
Gloria Castonguay
Joan Kuni
Stephen and Margery Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ehrman III
Jeanine Colasurdo
Dr. Matt A. and Adele Matthews
Suzanne Combs
Jim and Libby Combs
Selma Denecke
William Denecke
Tabitha Densmore
Robert McHugh
Claire Dube
Nathan Stevens
Thomas Dunham
Lila Jean Allen
Marion Busch
Charlotte Close
Helen Deeks
Barbara Dunham
Lillian Ferguson
Jack Grey and Phyllis Edy Grey
Bertha Guptill
Tom and Salena Johnson
Louis Kenyon
Georgia A. Koehler
Barbara and Ken Lance
Donald Lombard
Hedy and Alfred Luthy
Sue Mautz
Jean and Willis McNeil
Pat Murray-Kuhnhausen and
E. Ross Kuhnhausen
Metta and Roger Parsons
June Petticord
Marvin and Betty Prestwood
Barry and Nancy Rand
John and Sidney Reed
Daphne and John Schetky
Julie Steffanoff
Joyce and James Ward
Pat and Gerry Wilson
Donna Exley
Ann McDowell
Robert and Robin Mesher
Ida Findley
Brian and Elizabeth DeBrie
Artie Foster
James Foster
John “Steve” Foster, DVM
James Foster
Peter Garibbo
Peg Coburn
Susan Gillette
Mary C. Zehrung
Marilyn F. Hallett
Ms. Karen Bailey
Janet and Don Barber
Susan Bates
Betty and Robert Bauer
Lu Bond
Kay S. Bristow
Margaret Christenson
Elizabeth Crookham
Mitchell and Jeannette
Daletas
Julie Durkheimer and Mark
Dohrmann
Marilyn and Charles Frost
Heritage Study Group
Nancy Jaggar Blount and
William Blount
Mary Lou Leahy
Richard and Marjorie
Lindquist
Veronica MacDonald
Ann McDowell
Karolyn Meador
Walter and Jean Meihoff
Ruben and Elizabeth
Menashe
Ruth and John Mepham
Richard and Nancy Mitchell
Georgie Packwood
Nancy and Don Robison
Betty Rosenfeld
Denise and Doug White
Mary C. Zehrung
Lucille Hartley
Mary C. Zehrung
Gerhard Heckmann
Zelda and Royce Lowery
Clifford Herrall
Julanne Weller
Debbie Higbee
Karen Mansfield
Fred Hutchinson
David and Carol Baker
Mary Lou Belozer
Dick Casali and Anne Wang
and Family
Jean Cory
Ed and Judith Fletcher
Ruth and Edwin Hutchinson
and Family, Barrie, Gay,
Mark and Brent
Leon Family
Mary Lou Raffety
Jane Richardson
Joseph and Mary Thimm
Marion Janney
Gordon Janney
William Kerr
Mark and Pamala Berge
Family
Guy and Marian Martin
Dede and Ben Kirby
Larry and Gayle Cable
Jo Anne Klaus
Anonymous
Howard Kremer
Brian and Elizabeth DeBrie
Robert Lavey
Julanne Weller
Deana and John Long
Shirley Zinn-Larson and John
Larson
Maxine Lundquist
Steven and Mary Baker
Sandi Holmgreen
Nancy Jaksich
Marsha , Neal, Max and Sam
Jurgenson
Donald Lombard
Sam and Charlene Notos
Andryce and Tom Packouz
River Park Real Estate Services
Betty and Forrest Simmons
Dinah Smith
Muriel Spear
Jeanette Luthy
Beverly Dale
Anne Driscoll
Fran Juliano
Dorsey Luttrell
Roberta Dunham
John Q. Lynch and Harold W.
Rebarich
Ken Barker and Jeff Stookey
Tom Masic
Marie Amacher
Angela Ayres
Joan Beckley
Mary Borghorst
Janet and Mike Buck
Marsha and Richard Buono
Jane Butler
Stuart Cox and Richard Gerstl
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AlbertinA Kerr’s ArMY oF AnGels
VolunTEEr
commiTTEES
By sharing their time and talent with Albertina
Kerr, volunteers make much of our crucial work
in the community possible. Last year alone, a total
of 922 volunteers gave of their time and talent.
In addition to the volunteer committees listed
throughout this report, the volunteer members
of the board of directors and foundation trustee
board also serve on year-round committees
together with members of the community.
Thank you all for your expertise and efforts.
GoVernAnCe & boArD DeVelopMent
Chair: Priscilla Lewis, RN, MBA
Committee: A.F. (Fritz) Bartsch, Jerry Baysinger, David
Manougian, Celia Murphey, Rich Smith, JD, Serilda
Summers, Keren Brown Wilson, Ph.D.
operAtions
Chair: Larry Davis, MBA
Committee: Douglas C. Bogen, Geoffrey Bruce, Victoria
Bryson, Anthony Cracchiolo, Tom Lasley, David Reinhart,
David Streicher, John Thoma, John Ward
proGrAM & ACCreDitAtion
Chair: Margaret S. Rowland, MD
Committee: Christopher F. Adamek, Shelley Barnes,
Elyse Clawson , Mariel Combs, JD, Jalaunda Granville,
Celia Murphey, Rich Smith, JD, Serilda Summers, Karin
Wandtke, CPA, David Wilson, DMD
inVestMent & GiFt ACCeptAnCe
Chair: Keith Meyers, CPA
Committee: Kevin Blount, Christine Brown, JD, Tom
Griffin, Christopher J. Krenk, MSW, Mary Lago, Jeff
Rippey, Mike Rompa, CPA
MArKetinG & publiC relAtions
Chair: David Manougian
Committee: Heather Barta , Peter Bhatia, Angela Hult,
Christopher J. Krenk, MSW, Leigh Milander, Brad Preble,
Katie Sachse, Jim Trolinger
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Tom Masic cont.
Margaret Doherty
Sandy and Jim Donahue
Margo and Malcolm Erickson
Jean Eves
Patricia and Myron Fleck
Susan Greer
Shirley Kane
Georgia A. Koehler
Donald Lombard
Betty Lovett
Merry M. Meek
Charles Moore, M.D.
Renee Nevegold
Patricia Nichols
Jennie and Robert O’Connor
Mary and Roger Polivka
Karen and Glenn Prohaska
Mary Lou Raffety
David Ressler and Robert
Berger
Jude and David Russell
Carolyn and Henry Sakamoto
William and Corinne Swift
Ann and Richard Uphoff
Marc Walters
Sandy Wolfe
Marilyn Zwald
Violet Murphy
Myra Ferris
Diana Nelson
Jessica Scarborough
Dennis Panichello
Jo Anne McMahan
Helen Petch
Robert Frost Elementary
School
Thad Piercey
Marlene Acre
Beverly Dale
Darrell Poff
Mildred Kelsey
Amelia Puustinen Bristow
Don and Patricia Cassady
Lloyd Ramey
Kathryn R. Newell and Ben
Nadler
Jim Ridenour
Diane Saban
Percy Robinson
Shirley and John Sutton
Stan Samuels
Robert and Robin Mesher
Edith and Herb Sears
Fidelia and Gary Boshears
Richard Shaffer
Bill and Jane Scott
Beverly Simons Spidel
Jacleen Simons
Anonymous
Maxine Sims
Sue Mautz
Mary Steerman
Charlotte Close
Patricia and Myron Fleck
Georgia A. Koehler
Donald Lombard
Phyllis and Larry McIntyre
June Petticord
Mary Lou Raffety
Barbara and Charles
Tomassene
Angeline Stevenson
Eloise and Rees Stevenson
William “Roger” Stevenson
Gresham Antique Glass Club
Max Stoessel
Carl Pearson
James Sullivan
Susan Van Lente
Ernest Swann
LaRhette Swann
Earl Sykes
Anonymous
Arthur Etheridge
Brenda Felton
William and Barbara Goodway
Pamela Granger
Beverly Miller
Manfred Robinson
Anne Sykes
Polly Tarbell
Sue Mautz
Nettie Thorn
Jim and Anne Holtz
Bradley Turner
Robert and Robin Mesher
John Waddingham
Joan Waddingham
Gretta Welch
Lloyd and Maryon Kinsey
Harriet Lesher
Gale Williams
Fidelia and Gary Boshears
These lists represent
donations made between
July 1, 2010 and June
30, 2011. We have made
every attempt to ensure
the accuracy of this list,
and ask that you please
contact us if you find an
error or omission.

leADers & proFessionAl stAnDinG 2010-11
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Colin R. Cave, MD, Chair
Board Member & Surgeon
Northwest Permanente
Priscilla Lewis, RN, MBA,
Chair-Elect
Region Director of Community
Services & Development,
Providence Health & Services
Douglas D. Morris, JD,
Immediate Past Chair
Partner, Ater Wynne LLP
Chris Adamek
Practice Director, ACME
Business Consulting
Shelley Barnes
Family Consultant, Oregon
Health & Science University
Doug Bogen
Area Manager, Eaton
Electrical
Mariel Combs, JD
Attorney, Pacific NW Region
U.S. Dept. of the Interior,
Office of the Solicitor
Larry Davis, MBA
Senior Vice President, Bank
of America
Angela Hult
Executive Director, The
Regence Foundation
Director of Corporate
Philanthropy, Regence
Tom Lasley
Director of Destination
Services, Providence Health
& Services – Pastoral and
Spiritual Care
Celia Murphey
Community Volunteer
David Reinhart
Managing Principal, Felton
Properties, Inc.
Margaret Rowland, MD
Chief Medical Officer,
CareOregon, Inc.
Rich Smith
Vice President, Human
Resources, Kaiser Permanente,
Northwest Region
David Streicher, JD, CPA
Attorney at Law, Black
Helterline, LLP
Serilda Summers-McGee
Executive Director, Partners
in Diversity, Program
Director, Leadership Portland
John Thoma, CPA
Karin Wandtke, CPA
Partner, McDonald Jacobs
John Ward
President, R & H Construction
David Wilson, DMD
General & Cosmetic
Dentistry, David L. Wilson,
DMD, P.C.
HONORARY
Ken and Ginger Harrison
Peter Jacobsen
EMERITUS
Peter Bhatia
Christine Brown, JD
Marsha Buono
Jean C. Cory
Andy F. Dignan
Helen H. Lindgren
Robert Mesher, CPA
Greg Mottau
Victor Stibolt, JD
Ken Thrasher
Bill Ulrich
Connie West
FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES
Jerry Baysinger, Chair
Co-Founder/President,
Baysinger Partners
Architecture, PC
David Manougian,
Chair-elect
General Manager, Comcast
SportsNet Northwest
Keith Meyers, CPA,
Secretary-Treasurer
Principal, Perkins & Company
Kay Abramowitz, JD,
Immediate Past Chair
Partner, Ater Wynne LLP
A.F. (Fritz) Bartsch
Retired, US Bank, Private
Client Reserve
Tom Griffin
Vice President – Financial
Consultant, RBC Wealth
Management
Christopher J. Krenk, MSW,
Ex-officio
President & CEO, Albertina
Kerr
Mary Lago, CTFA
Vice President & Senior
Wealth Advisor, Union Bank
Traci Richardson
Senior Director of Marketing,
Portland Trail Blazers
Mike Rompa, CPA
President & Managing
Shareholder, Geffen Mesher
Anthony J. Seashore
Principal, TS Construction
Management
James L. Trolinger
President, Swagelok
Northwest
David Widmark
Gresham City Council
Keren Brown Wilson, PhD
President, Jessie F.
Richardson Foundation
SENIOR STAFF
Christopher J. Krenk, MSW
President & CEO
Gina Brimner, LCSW
Senior Vice President, Youth
& Family Services
Doug Butler
Vice President Facilities
Jeanne Farr, MA
Senior Vice President,
Developmental Disability
Services
Jerry Hoffert, MBA
Chief Financial Officer
Jodi Lippert, CFRE
Chief Development Officer
Craig Rusch
Chief Information Officer
Susan Stanley
Vice President Human
Resources
Jennifer Woods
Corporate Compliance
Officer
CERTIFIED &
LICENSED
State of Oregon Seniors and
Persons with Developmental
Disabilities Division
Oregon Department of
Human Services as a Private
Child Caring Agency
State of Oregon Addictions
and Mental Health Services
Division
Medicaid Approved
MEMBER
Association of Fundraising
Professionals
National Council for
Community Behavioral
Healthcare
National Foster Family Based
Treatment Association
Oregon Alliance of
Children’s Programs
Oregon Rehabilitation
Association
Developmental
Disabilities Coalition
ACCREDITED
Behavioral Health
Care Accreditation:
The Joint
Commission
EmEriTuS
This year, Albertina Kerr
honored former board leaders
for their years of leadership and
commitment by inducting them
as emeritus board members.
Visit AlbertinaKerr.org to watch
a video of the honorees.
Congratulations to Peter Bhatia,
Christine Brown, JD, Marsha
Buono, Robert Mesher, CPA, Greg
Mottau, Victor Stibolt, JD, Ken
Thrasher, Bill Ulrich, and Connie
West. Thank you for your continued
dedication to Albertina Kerr.

424 NE 22nd Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97232
SAVE THE DATE
February 17, 2012 | spotlight on Kerr Gala: studio 54
Dinner, dancing and entertainment at Left Bank Annex.
April 1, 2012 | Albertina Kerr’s race for the roses
Half-marathon, 10k & 5k races start warm and dry at the Oregon
Convention Center.
September 16 & 17, 2012 | Kerr Golf Classic
Evening dinner and auction followed by a golf tournament the next day.
October, 2012 | 105th Annual Meeting & Community Awards
Community awards, Albertina Kerr update and guest speaker.
Spring & Fall, 2012 | snapshot series
Get a glimpse into Albertina Kerr programs and services.
Visit Kerr biKes
Fun bike rentals for the whole family.
Portland Waterfront at Salmon Street Springs Fountain, 503-808-9955
March–October, seven days a week
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
pAiD
Portland, OR
Permit No. 2009
Visit AlbertinA’s
restAurAnt & shops
Enjoy lunch, brunch and shopping at
Portland’s historic Old Kerr Nursery.
424 NE 22nd Avenue, 503-231-3909
Year-round, Monday–Saturday
January 12, 2012
Chefs’ Dinner: Oregon Truffles
February 11, 2012
Albertina’s Tea: Valentine’s Day
February 23, 2012
Cooking School: Cook with Chocolate
April 19, 2012
Chefs’ Dinner: Earth Day
May 12, 2012
Albertina’s Tea: Mother’s Day
June 1, 2012
Party on the Patio
For more information, hours or reservations, please visit AlbertinaKerr.org or call 503-239-8101.
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