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VOLUME 27 NO. 1 Spring 2012
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Memories Artist Inspires
Spring Benefit Design
When Fred Hollister sits down to
work on his latest painting or
sketch during a Memories in
the Making® program session, he is usually all
business.
“I like to focus on what I’m doing,”
said Mr. Hollister, who was diagnosed with
Alzheimer’s disease almost eight years ago. “I
enjoy being able to do something that someone
else may like.”
Mr. Hollister, who has been a participant
in the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater
Cincinnati Memories in the Making® art
program at the Hyde Park Health Center since
2005, said he prefers painting landscapes. Fred Hollister holds one of his art pieces.
One of his landscape paintings serves as
the featured cover design for the invitations to the Chapter’s Art of Making
Memories benefit that will be held at the Taft Museum of Art in Cincinnati on
Thursday, May 3.
As in the past, the benefit will feature framed artwork painted by
individuals who participate in the Alzheimer’s Association Memories in the
Making® (Memories) program, an art program that provides individuals in the
early to middle stages of dementia the opportunity for self-expression through
the visual arts. The Greater Cincinnati Chapter currently has 12 Memories
program sites that serve approximately 90 participants weekly.
In addition to select Memories artwork being up for bid, the benefit will
feature exciting silent and live auctions, live entertainment, dinner by the bite,
wine and beer as well as an optional cash bar.
Last year, a capacity crowd of nearly 350 guests helped to raise more than
$110,000 for local programs and services as well as research on a national level.
The David Kohnen family will serve as honorary chairs for the event.
Rodney Lear is chairperson for the event planning committee.
For more on the Memories in the Making® program, please visit www.alz.
org/cincinnati or call (800) 272-3900.
(800) 272-3900
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Symposium and Caregivers Day
to Concentrate on Wellness
The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater
Cincinnati will be reaching out to area
caregivers with two major education events
in August.
With the theme “Wellness in the Face of
Dementia,” the Greater Cincinnati Chapter will
conduct its 22nd Summer Symposium on Friday,
Aug. 24. The following day, the Chapter will
host “A Day for Caregivers.” Both events will be
held at the METS Center of Northern Kentucky
University in Erlanger, Ky.
The Summer Symposium, a day-long educational
Dr. Jennifer Rose Molano
forum designed for healthcare professionals, will
feature a variety of workshops focusing on the theme of maximizing wellness in the
face of dementia.
Continued on page 4
Chapter Honors Outstanding
Volunteers for Service
The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati thanked its supporters
while honoring three individuals with special awards of recognition at the
2011 Chapter Leadership Breakfast at the Hyde Park Country Club in
November.
An audience of more than 180 volunteers, donors and sponsors enjoyed
brunch and an awards program recognizing the many contributions made by
volunteers and supporters to the Greater Cincinnati Chapter during the past year.
In 2011, 497 volunteers contributed nearly 5,500 hours of service to the Greater
Cincinnati Chapter.
Continued on page 8
From left, Executive Director Paula Kollstedt, with award winners Gemelia Tyler, Rodney Lear, Nancy Graeter and Board President Jane Fisher.
Inside Cornerstone…
Time for Caregivers Program
Introduced…page 3
ALZ Stars Team Prepares for Flying Pig…page 7
Chapter Welcomes New
Staff Members…page 5
Volunteer Spotlight on
Gary Frank…page 4

Cornerstone
Alzheimer’s Association
Greater Cincinnati Chapter
644 Linn Street, Suite 1026
Cincinnati, OH 45203
(513) 721-4284
(800) 272-3900 – 24/7 Helpline
Fax (513) 345-8446
www.alz.org/cincinnati
2011-2012 Board of Directors
Jane Fisher, CPA, President
Derek van Amerongen, MD, MS
Vice President
Amy B. Kahn, Secretary
Jim Witte, CFA, Treasurer
Board members
Mark Cawley, DC
David A. Custer
Lori Deaton
Susan Dickey, RN, MSN
Margaret Dobbins, RN
Carolyn Finkelmeier
Nancy Graeter
Diane M. Hinds, CFP
Kevin Kanter
Jennifer Kinney, Ph.D.
Rodney Lear
Steven Mombach
Robert Murphy
Pamela Reising
Carl Sims
Marquita Thatcher, MA, JD
Jamie Weaver
Advisor
John E. Maggio, Ph.D.
Chapter Staff
Paula Kollstedt, Executive Director
Bob Luckerman
Finance/Operations Director
Janet Milne, MSN, RN, CNP
Director of Family and Professional
Education
Steve Olding, Communications
Director
Anne Von Hoene, LSW
Director of Programs & Services
Deb Benz, LISW-S, Branch
Program Coordinator
Diana Bosse
Development / Volunteer Coordinator
Beth Bross, Data Entry Specialist
Jori Cotton, LSW, Time for
Caregivers Facilitator
Melissa Dever, LSW
Branch Program Manager
Tara Estridge, LSW
Branch Program Manager
Carolyn Ferris, RN
Special Projects Coordinator
Jill Gorley, LSW
Multicultural Outreach Coordinator
Marcy Hawkins, Special Events
and Outreach Manager
Joan Hock, Memories in the
Making® Coordinator
Amy Horn, Development / Donor
Services Coordinator
Sandra Hostler, RN, RDAD Clinician
Lee Hubbuch, Executive Assistant
Kathleen McFalls, LISW-S
Family Connections Coordinator
Debbie Mills, RN, RDAD Clinician
Marjorie Rentz, LISW-S
Early Stage Program Coordinator
Elise Sebastian, MSW, LSW
Branch Program Manager
Colleen Von Hoene
Development Assistant
Cornerstone is the official newsletter of the Alzheimer’s
Association of Greater Cincinnati. Comments or
questions should be directed to Steve Olding at
(513) 721-4284, ext. 121 or steve.olding@alz.org.
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Our Mission
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.
Various programs and services
are funded in part by the Ohio
Department of Aging through the
Council on Aging of Southwestern
Ohio and the Area Agency on
Aging District 7.
A Word About Us
Winners Don’t Give Up – They Step Up
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arch madness…it’s irresistible.
Watching elite athletes battle the
toughest opponents, go for the threepointers,
execute plays that demand
flawless teamwork, and stand at the foul
line with absolute composure no matter
what the score is riveting.
In many ways, sports – college
By Paula Kollstedt basketball in this case – are a lot
Executive Director
like life. And often the back-stories of
players, and their coaches, are as fascinating as the game itself.
As we go to press with this edition of Cornerstone, Pat Summitt’s
University of Tennessee Lady Volunteers are among the elite
eight in the women’s tournament.
But whether Coach Summitt and her team win another
championship is less compelling than the fact that she continues
to compete, those amazing blue eyes blazing, despite her
diagnosis last August of early-onset Alzheimer’s.
In that sense the coach plays out, in a very public arena,
the private stories of millions – including those people we know
and love – who heroically battle dementia every day. No matter
what stage of the disease, they are steadfast. No matter how
tough it gets, they fight on.
And they are inspirational.
At the Association we spend many hours planning and
executing events, programs and services to achieve our mission.
As we begin the last quarter of fiscal year 2012, the staff is
updating our three-year strategic plan, determining the next
12-month budget, creating action plans and setting aggressive
goals to present to the board.
Why is it critical that we set and achieve big stretch goals?
Because, in Pat Summitt’s words, “People who want (to win) a
championship, stand up and go for it. They don’t back away.
They aren’t nervous…they’re excited. And they have a big, ole’
attitude.”
In other words, winners don’t give up – they step up.
Your fellow team members know what we need to do to
win. We have great expectations and challenging metrics for
each strategic plan goal to help us keep score.
• Enhance care and support of those with Alzheimer’s and
their families. Conduct outreach with neurologists, geriatricians,
internists, psychiatrists and family practice physicians. Increase
use of our 24/7 Helpline. Offer new and innovative education,
support and early-stage programs.
• Accelerate research by engaging more individuals in
global research, including participation in Alzheimer’s disease
science priorities like TrialMatch, the Alzheimer’s Association
International Conference and the International Society to
Advance Alzheimer Research and Treatment.
• Increase concern and awareness, expanding our
community’s knowledge of the urgency of the Alzheimer’s
epidemic and providing visibility of the disease through all
media, including growing participation in our Walks to End
Alzheimer’s.
• Advance public policy through government action
to increase federal research investment. Implement a strong
National Alzheimer’s Project Act, define early detection and
care planning initiatives,
and implement state policy
priorities.
• Grow revenue to meet
mission by strengthening all
income streams in order to
meet the goals just described
and achieve our vision of a
world without Alzheimer’s.
You’ll see many of
the programs and events to
meet these goals throughout
this edition of Cornerstone
– a summer symposium for
professionals and families
focused on wellness, a new Pat Summitt
Memories in the Making
Program that includes time for caregivers, new activity kits
to enrich visits with those who have Alzheimer’s, an exciting
community research update in April, and great fundraisers
including an ALZ Stars team in the Flying Pig Marathon, the
Art of Making Memories spring celebration and our schedule
of this year’s Walks.
Without doubt, momentum is building, and our
playbook is strong. We’re driving the ball down the court and
our players are second to none.
And while we’ve come a long way, the game is far from
over. Huge challenges remain, but we’re fiercely determined
to win – for those we love, for those we’ve lost, and for those
whose futures we protect.
Thank you for being on our team.
Association Unveils
Longest Day
Now is the time to show those facing Alzheimer’s
disease that they are not alone. On June 20, the
longest day of the year, teams across the northern
hemisphere will participate in a sunrise-to-sunset
endurance activity to honor the courage, dedication
and strength displayed by people with Alzheimer’s and
their caregivers, and to raise funds for programs and
research. Join us to be a part of this inaugural event.
For more on the Longest Day, please visit: www.
alz.org/the_longest_day or contact Marcy Hawkins at
(513) 721-4284 or marcy.hawkins@alz.org.

By Anne Von Hoene
Director of Programs
and Services
n January of last year, I met Adam, a Boy Scout from
Troop 281 in Anderson Township, who was working
on his Eagle Scout badge. Adam wanted to discuss his
ideas for an Eagle Scout project to help people with
Alzheimer’s disease and their families.
Adam brought several ideas to the table, but he was most
interested in learning what the families themselves would find
helpful, especially children
and teenagers with parents
or grandparents who have
the disease. I was impressed
with Adam’s true interest in
helping a population that
often gets overlooked, so I offered the assistance of
some families currently being served by the Alzheimer’s
Association.
Adam put a lot of time into researching the idea
of how to make children feel more comfortable when
interacting with their relatives who have Alzheimer’s
or another form of dementia. He prepared a survey
to be distributed at several of our caregiver support
groups, asking people to describe what their family
members are capable of doing and enjoy doing at
home. Based on feedback from those caregivers, Adam
conceptualized the idea of a Visiting Kit for kids to
bring along when visiting their relatives to help engage
the diagnosed person in a productive activity and make the visit more enjoyable for
everyone.
Our support group members were very pleased with Adam’s interest in this cause
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he Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati is introducing a new program
that focuses on relieving caregiver stress. Time for Caregivers is designed for
family members of the diagnosed individuals who participate in the Memories
in the Making® sessions.
The goal of Time for Caregivers is to provide stress relief to family caregivers
through supportive interventions, education, activities and time away from caregiving
responsibilities. In this program, caregivers will have the option to participate in a
variety of activities focused on health and wellness, personal enrichment, supportive
fellowship and creative expression, or the caregivers may choose to spend that time
engaging in their own pursuits, such as visiting friends, running errands or having quiet
time alone. A social worker facilitates the caregiver sessions, and other expert facilitators
will be included periodically to present special programming such as meditation, yoga
or other enrichment programs.
Memories in the Making® (Memories) is an interactive program designed
for persons in the early to middle stages of Alzheimer’s disease, or another form of
dementia, that encourages self-expression through the creative arts. In this program,
a person with diminished verbal and organizational skills can engage in productive
interaction with others via the visual arts, music or writing projects that offer an
opportunity for expression. The program provides meaningful activities and a safe
place for the participants to express themselves when words may have failed them.
Memories is based on the premise that there are no mistakes in creative expression, and
the process of creating art, music or writing is a powerful means of engaging affected
individuals throughout the disease process. These creative sessions are conducted by
trained facilitators with a background in the arts and a knowledge of dementia and its
effects on the abilities of diagnosed individuals.
Both programs are held once a week for 10–12 weeks. The session length is
90 minutes. Initial screening is required and space is limited. This program is free of
charge. Contact Joan Hock at 513-721-4284, ext. 104 for more information.
Caregiver News
Scout’s ‘Kits’ Help Families Face Dementia
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and found great value in the idea of the visiting kits. They were happy to share
their time and comments about what they thought would work or not work, and
willingly gave their feedback on the sample kits that Adam created.
Adam organized fundraisers and solicited donations to cover the cost of
materials for the Visiting Kits. Over the summer, he successfully raised $1500,
which was enough to create 75 kits. When Adam completed his fundraising efforts
and was ready to prepare the kits, I offered the help of our Early Stage Group
members and their families in assembling these kits
along with the Alzheimer’s Association staff. Our
Early Stage participants consisted of three men with
Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia,
ranging in age from 55 to 70.
In a situation where some teenagers might
have been uncomfortable, Adam was very kind
and courteous to the men with a diagnosis of
dementia and to their wives. He carefully offered
choices of assembly activities for the participants
based on their ability and interest. He was friendly
and respectful throughout the activity and had
organized the project so well that we finished the
assembly process earlier than anticipated. Our
clients expressed how proud they were to meet
Adam and how much they appreciated his generous
efforts on their behalf.
The Alzheimer’s Association extends its
gratitude to Adam and commends his diligent
work on this special project. The Visiting Kits are available to family caregivers at
no charge. Please contact our main office at 513-721-4284 to learn how to obtain
a kit for your family.
New Memories Program Offers Time for Caregivers
Videoconference at METS
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aregivers who attended a dementia videoconference at the METS Center of
Northern Kentucky University were able to interact with presenters from sites
in Lexington and Louisville as part of a special education program in February.
Dr. Robert Cluxton (pictured) spoke on the issue of medications and dementia. The
free program is an ongoing collaborative effort between the Alzheimer’s Association,
the University of Kentucky Sanders-Brown Center on Aging and the Kentucky
TeleHealth Network.
Ms. Von Hoene with Adam and a portion of the 75 visiting kits he created and donated to the
Alzheimer’s Association.
Memories in the Making® and Time for Caregivers
Location:
The Centennial Barn, 110 Compton Road, Cincinnati, OH 45215
Schedule for Spring 2012
Dates: Weekly sessions on Tuesdays, from March 6 through May 15
Time: 10:30 a.m. – noon
Schedule for Summer 2012
Dates: Weekly sessions on Tuesdays, from June 5 through Aug. 21
Time: 10:30 a.m. – noon
Schedule for Fall 2012
Dates: Weekly sessions on Tuesdays, from Sept. 11 through Nov. 20
Time: 10:30 a.m. – noon
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www.alzconnected.org
T
he Alzheimer’s Association provides an online community for persons
with Alzheimer's, caregivers and others. We have thousands of
registered members from around the United States who refer to the
stories and information that is available 24 hours a day.
Why join AlzConnected? To connect with a community that offers
Alzheimer's support.
Home Page: Post a personal update and read what your connections
have to share.
Message Boards: Share questions and opinions with a diverse community.
Solutions: Get answers to your questions or support others by
offering solutions to their challenges.
Connections: Get connected with others like you. Review and accept
our suggested connections or invite your own.
Inbox: Send private messages to your connections within a
secure system.
Groups: Join public or private groups focused on a topic or
shared experience.
Caregiver News
Volunteer Spotlight
Frank Finds Office a Most Comfortable Fit
The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati, the American Diabetes Association and the American
Heart and Stroke Association presented a special program entitled “Healthy Aging in African Americans – Risk
Factors: Alzheimer’s & Diabetes” in February. The free program, held at Allen Temple A.M.E. Church in Cincinnati,
featured health screenings as well as a presentation by Dr. Orson J. Austin (pictured left photo). The education
program focused on the implications that Alzheimer’s disease and diabetes has for African-American families.
4 • Cornerstone • Spring 2012
The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater
Cincinnati is fortunate to have hundreds
of generous volunteers serving in various
capacities throughout the year. Although we
cannot possibly spotlight every volunteer in
Cornerstone, we appreciate their valuable
support and service. In this issue, we feature
Gary Frank.
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or Gary Frank, there is no such thing
as a bad day when it comes to his
work at the Chapter’s Linn Street
office.
“It’s a bit difficult to describe but, for
me, it’s a feeling. It’s like wearing that
favorite pair of jeans that are broken
in or wearing your favorite boots. It’s
comfortable,” said Mr. Frank. “Plus, I’ve
never been around a more caring group
of people.”
Gary Frank
When Frank’s mother, Maxine, a resident
of Evansville, Ind., began exhibiting signs of dementia almost 11 years ago, it began
a long and slow process of learning and adjustment for the entire family. It also led to
contact with the Alzheimer’s Association, first with the Greater Kentucky/Southern
Indiana Chapter and later with Greater Cincinnati Chapter.
“During my mom’s continuing journey, the folks here on Helpline - Carolyn
(Ferris) and Marjorie (Rentz) - have been invaluable resources to me,” he said. “They
are sort of my insurance policy when things get difficult.”
Alzheimer’s and Diabetes
For the past 18 months, Mr. Frank has been a weekly fixture at the office front
desk. In addition to overseeing the reception area and transferring calls, he assists
with data entry and various mailing projects. During the weeks leading up to the
Walk to End Alzheimer’s events, he does a little bit of everything, including folding
Walk t-shirts, assembling storage racks and forget-me-not flower displays.
“If it needs to be done, I’ve pretty much done it,” he said.
His work does not go unnoticed by the staff.
“We are so fortunate to have Gary among our volunteer staff at the front desk.
In addition to his infectious smile and fantastic attitude, Gary is also very computersavvy,”
said Development/Volunteer Coordinator Diana Bosse. “Often when the
Development team has a project that involves more complex data entry, I’m asked,
“What time does Gary come in?’”
A native of Evansville, Ind., Mr. Frank earned a degree in Marketing from the
University of Evansville. After going through basic training for the Army Reserves
in 1971, he moved to Cincinnati and began a 33-year career at Procter & Gamble.
“It dawned on me that I should be giving back for all the support that I have
been given at no cost to my family,” he said. “Since being here, I’ve learned just how
dedicated and knowledgeable this staff really is and that the time I spend here allows
staff to do more important tasks.”
The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati is always in need of volunteers
for certain projects and tasks. To learn more about volunteer opportunities, please
call Development/Volunteer Coordinator Diana Bosse at (513) 721-4284 or email:
diana.bosse@alz.org.
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“The workshops will cover a variety of diverse topics, including the impact
of dementia on the brain, medication management and addressing behavioral
symptoms through alternative techniques,” said Janet Milne, director of Family
and Professional Education. “We believe professionals will find the workshops very
informative.”
Dr. Jennifer Rose Molano will serve as keynote speaker for the Symposium.
Dr. Molano, a neurologist with the Memory Disorders Center at the University of
Cincinnati Neuroscience Institute, will address recent Alzheimer’s research related
to sleep and dementia. Board certified in Psychiatry and Neurology, Dr. Molano is
an assistant professor at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.
Registration cost for the Summer Symposium is $90 and includes lunch,
materials and CEUs.
The “Day for Caregivers” will be held at the METS Center on Saturday, Aug.
25 (from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.). The event is free to the public and will feature
educational workshops. Although free, advance registration is required.
Robert Keyes, M.D., Ph.D., will serve as keynote speaker for the Day for
Caregivers. Dr. Keyes is a geriatrician and co-director of The Christ Hospital
Center for Health and Aging.
The METS Center is located at 3861 Olympic Blvd., Erlanger, just minutes
from the Greater Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport.
For more information about the Symposium
or A Day for Caregivers, please call
1-800-272-3900 or visit: www.alz.org/cincinnati.

2012 Alzheimer’s Facts and Figures Report Released
T
he Alzheimer’s Association’s
2012 Alzheimer’s
Disease Facts and Figures
provides a sobering look at the
growing impact Alzheimer’s disease
is having on caregivers and the nation’s
health care system.
Released on March 8, Facts
and Figures confirms not only that
the number of people with the disease
is growing, but that unpaid
care provided by family members
and friends is increasing at an even
higher rate. The new report also
explores the issue of those with
Alzheimer’s disease or a related
dementia living alone. Based on
U.S. Census Bureau data, approximately
800,000 Americans with
Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia
live by themselves.
Among the report’s findings:
• There are an estimated 5.4 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease.
• One in eight people over the age of 65 has Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia.
Nearly half (45 percent) of Americans over the age of 85 are affected by some
form of dementia.
• Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. (fifth leading cause
of death for individuals age 65 and older).
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Caregiver/Research News
Cotton and Benz Join Chapter Program Staff
ori Cotton, LSW, and Deb Benz, LISW-S, are the newest members of the Alzheimer’s
Association of Greater Cincinnati staff.
“We are very pleased to welcome Jori and Deb to our program team,” said Executive
Director Paula Kollstedt. “Both bring a wealth
of professional knowledge and strong commitment
to our mission.”
Ms. Cotton, who joined the Chapter in late
January, will serve as staff facilitator for the new
Time for Caregivers program. Time for Caregivers
is a caregiver wellness and enrichment program
that will complement a new Memories in the
Making® program site this spring.
A life-long resident of Cincinnati, Ms. Cotton
is a graduate of Ohio State University with a
degree in social work.
“My grandmother passed away from Al-
zheimer’s disease and my mom was her primary
caregiver, so I understand what effect it can have,”
said Ms. Cotton.
Jori Cotton
In addition to her part-time position with the Alzheimer’s Association, Ms. Cotton
also works for the YWCA Battered Women’s Center. Her counseling work has included a
Talk to your doctor, call 800-272-3900
or visit alz.org/trialmatch
• More than 15 million Americans provide unpaid care (totaling an estimated
17.4 billion hours) for a family member or friend with Alzheimer’s disease or a
related dementia.
• Most caregivers are family members who take on a tremendous financial, physical
and emotional burden to help care for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or a
related dementia. Sixty-one percent of family caregivers rated the emotional
stress as “high” or “very high.”
• In 2008, average per-person Medicaid payments for beneficiaries aged 65 and
older with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia were 19 times higher than
Medicaid payments for those without the disease.
• Most people survive an average of four to eight years after a diagnosis, but many
live as long as 20 years with the disease. This prolonged duration often places
increasingly intensive care demands on family members and friends.
• Increasing evidence suggests that early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s and timely intervention
is beneficial, both for people with the disease and their caregivers.
• Delays in diagnosis mean that individuals are not getting treatment in the earlier
stages of the disease when they are most effective. They also miss the opportunity
to make legal, financial and care plans.
The full text of the Alzheimer’s Association’s 2012 Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and
Figures can be viewed at www.alz.org.
The Alzheimer’s Association’s Facts and Figures report is a comprehensive compilation
of national statistics and information on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. Since
its 2007 inaugural release, the report has become the most cited source covering the broad
spectrum of Alzheimer issues. The Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures report is an official
publication of the Alzheimer’s Association.
particular focus on creative interventions, such as poetry, writing and music.
Deb Benz was named Program Coordinator for the Southeastern Ohio branch in
February. She will assist Program Manager Melissa Dever in the delivery of Association
programs and services in a eight-county region
stretching from Brown County to Gallia County.
Originally from Hardin County, Ky.,
Ms. Benz is a graduate of Spaulding College and
the University of Louisville Kent School of Social
Work.
A long-time resident of the Greater
Cincinnati area, Ms. Benz has spent most of
her social work career focusing on geriatric care
management and counseling in home health and
dialysis settings such as Mercy Home Care and
Fresenius Medical Care in Cincinnati. She currently
resides in Adams County.
Deb Benz
“Having had clients and family members
affected by Alzheimer’s, I know how vital the
Chapter’s services are to them,” she said. “I am
excited and happy to join the Association in assisting people in the rural communities
of southern Ohio.”
Online Coaching
for Caregivers
At alzcoaching.org, a personal coach provides
individualized education, support and care planning
assistance to family caregivers of individuals with
Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia.
A secured Web site allows members to access
information and communicate with their coach at any
time via email, journal entries or live chat.
Certain eligibility criteria apply. Please visit www.
alzcoaching.org for more information.
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6 • Cornerstone • Spring 2012
Development News
Dance Delivers Valentine’s Gift
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he “Cherish the Memories” benefit dinner and dance produced a Valentine’s gift of $8,600 for
the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati.
Nearly 170 guests attended the seventh annual dinner and dance at the Cincinnati Airport
Marriott in Hebron, Ky. on Saturday, Feb. 11. The event featured dinner, music and dancing as well as
silent and live auctions.
For Cris Suesz, the loss of her father, Charles McQueen, to Alzheimer’s disease seven years ago
prompted the idea of putting together a Valentine’s Day dance to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association.
“We wanted to do something to remember him and to do something to help in the fight against
Alzheimer’s. What better time than to do something around Valentine’s Day,” said Mrs. Suesz, who
along with her husband, Joe, family members and friends, have organized the dinner and party in
Boone County.
To date, the event has raised nearly $50,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati.
Concert Drums Up Support Car Show Donation
fundraiser was held at the Syndicate in Newport, KY on November
4. Jim Courtney organized the event held during the DV8 and John
Waite concert. Guests of Mr. Courtney had access to a private party
room, hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar for the evening. Fifteen dollars from
each $20 ticket sold was donated to the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater
Cincinnati. In total, through ticket sales and other donations, over $700 was
raised for the Association.
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Choir Raises Voices and Dollars
Upcoming Events
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Alzheimer's Bike Run
he First Annual Alzheimer's Bike Run is being held on Saturday, June
16 at the Spinning Wheel Tavern, 13632 Madison Pike in Morning
View, Ky. Registration fees are $15 for a single biker and $20 for a
double with event day registration beginning at 10 a.m. Ride starts at 11:30
a.m. Food and beverages will be provided. Stay after the ride to try your luck
at raffles and split the pot while listening to the Skallywag Band from 3 p.m. to
5 p.m. For more information or to pre-register, call Doug at 859-393-7456.
ing for a Cause, a multiple school choir concert benefiting the Alzheimer's
Association of Greater Cincinnati, was held at Mount St. Joseph College on
Dec. 10.
Spearheaded by Senior Choir Director Bret Albright, and featuring vocals from
Finneytown, Lakota West and Taylor High School choirs, the event raised more than
$5,500 for the Chapter.
The program showcased individual musical selections from each school, followed
by all schools joining together with vocalists from CCM to perform Handel’s
Messiah.
Hallelujah!
A
he 3rd Annual Valentine’s Car Show at the Roberts Centre in
Wilmington, Ohio, attracted 48 entries for car, motorcycle and
bicycle displays. Organizers graciously donated $500 of the event’s
proceeds to the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati.
Two Ways To Remember
Round to Remember Golf Outing has expanded to two days and two
courses this summer. Mark your calendars now:
Friday, June 29
Elks Run Golf Club - 2000 Elklick Rd. Batavia, OH 45103
Greens fee $49 regular, $30 seniors
Reserve your tee time after June 15 at 513-732-0295 or www.elksrungc.com
Friday, July 6
Grand Oak Golf Course - 370 Grand Oak Dr., West Harrison, IN 47060
Greens fee $35 regular, $29 for seniors
Reserve your tee time at 812-637-3943 or www.grandoakgolfclub.net
Enjoy a round of golf and $5 from each 18 or $2.50 from each 9 is donated back
to the Alzheimer’s Association . Special door prizes are offered at both locations. It’s
a win-win for everyone!
For more information, contact David Martin, Event Chair, at 513-484-8015 or
dcmartin@fuse.net

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Development News
Walk to End Alzheimer’s Schedule Announced
Following a record-breaking year in 2011, Chapter staff and volunteer organizers know they have their work cut out for them in producing another
success with the 2012 Walk to End Alzheimer’s campaign. Last year’s Walk events attracted an estimated 4,460 participants and generated $505,800.
For more on the Walks, please visit: www.alz.org/cincinnati.
2012 Walk Sponsors (as of March 23)
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Walk
Saturday, Oct. 6
Sawyer Point, Cincinnati, OH
Butler, Warren & Clinton Counties Walk
Saturday, Sept. 15
Wetherington Golf & Country Club, West Chester, OH
Adams, Brown & Highland Counties Walk
Saturday, Sept. 8
Adams Lake State Park, West Union, OH
Portsmouth Walk
Saturday, Sept. 22
Market Square, Portsmouth, OH
Bracken County, Ky. Walk
Sunday, Oct. 14
Appelman Park, Augusta, KY
ALZ Stars Prepare for Cincinnati Flying Pig
esearch shows there are as many as 5.4
million Americans living with Alzheimer's
disease and that number is expected
to grow to as many as 16 million by 2050. In
the United States, someone develops Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia every
68 seconds.
But you can do something to help end this epidemic. Become an ALZ Star by
joining the Race for the Brain Team and participate in one of the races offered by
the Cincinnati Flying Pig. Whether you’re a runner or walker, the Flying Pig has an
event for you. Participate in the 5K, 10K, half marathon, full marathon or 4-person
marathon relay the weekend of May 5-6.
There is no registration fee or fundraising requirement to join the Race for the
Brain Team; however, participants must pay their own entry fee to the Flying Pig.
Help lead the fight against this devastating disease. Register at http://ALZ-
Stars2012.kintera.org/Cincinnati and begin fundraising today!
Money raised through ALZ Stars benefits the care, support and research efforts
of the Alzheimer’s Association.
Contact Marcy Hawkins at (513) 721-4284 or marcy.hawkins@alz.org
with any questions.
Thanks to Our Sponsors
Forget Me Not Days Campaign 2012
I
n support of the Forget Me Not Days campaign, volunteers from
Bankers Life and Casualty will be taking to the streets in April and
May collecting donations on behalf of the local Chapter and handing
out Forget-Me-Not flower seeds at your favorite grocery stores. They will
also be hosting more fundraisers throughout the months of April and
May. For more information, email carol.serrone@bankers.com.
Alzheimer’s Association • Greater Cincinnati Chapter • 7

By Steve Olding
Communications
Director
National Alzheimer’s Plan Gaining Momentum
A
s the development of a national plan to address
the growing epidemic of Alzheimer’s disease has
quickly gone from discussion to action over the past
year, officials will now work their way through a myriad of
challenges in 2012 and beyond.
The passage of the National Alzheimer’s Project Act
(NAPA) by Congress in 2010 launched a coordinated
national effort to address the need for enhanced research,
care, institutional services and home and community-based
programs as it relates to Alzheimer’s disease and related
disorders in the United States.
Following a year of collecting public feedback to help
identify priorities as well as the creation of a national
advisory committee (that includes representatives from the
Alzheimer’s Association), the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS) released a draft outline listing draft goals and strategies
for the National Alzheimer’s Plan. Among the goals is the development of an effective
treatment for Alzheimer’s disease by 2025.
Final decisions on the draft of the National Alzheimer’s Plan are currently being
considered not just at the highest levels at HHS, but in the White House as well.
Following a coordinated advocacy effort by the Alzheimer’s Association, President
Obama announced, in February, new efforts to support the fight against Alzheimer’s
disease, including immediately earmarking an additional $50 million available for
Alzheimer’s research through the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
The administration also announced that its FY 2013 budget proposal
will increase funding for Alzheimer’s research by $80 million. An additional
$26 million in caregiver support, provider education, public awareness and
improvements in data infrastructure will be allocated to support the National
Alzheimer’s Disease Plan.
The additional NIH research funding will support both basic and clinical
research. Investments will include research to identify genes that increase the risk
of Alzheimer’s disease and testing therapies in individuals at the highest risk for the
disease. On the clinical side, the funds may be used to expand efforts to move new
therapeutic approaches into clinical trials and to develop better databases to assess the
nation’s burden of cognitive impairment and dementia.
For more information on the progress of the National Alzheimer’s Plan, please
visit: www.alz.org/napa.
Volunteers from Page 1
“The generous donation of time, effort and treasure from all our volunteers,
donors and sponsors enables our chapter to better serve the thousands of families
in the Tri-state area who are affected by Alzheimer’s disease,” said Chapter Board
President Jane Fisher. “We are truly grateful for their generous support.”
Nancy Graeter received the Presidents Award, the chapter’s highest honor, in
recognition of her long-time and exemplary service to the Chapter. Rodney Lear
and Gemelia Tyler were also honored for their outstanding contributions.
Ms. Graeter, of Cincinnati, has served in a number of capacities for the
Greater Cincinnati Chapter, including as president of the Chapter’s board of
directors. Over the past decade, she has played a major role in the planning of
numerous fund-raising events as well as serving as a spokesperson and advocate for
the Association.
“Nancy is one of those exceptional leaders who inspires everyone around her.
She is a world-class marketer and mentor who makes sure that everyone she works
with knows they are valued and respected,” said Executive Director Paula Kollstedt.
“Nancy is passionately committed to our mission and our chapter is incredibly
fortunate to have her on our team.”
Ms. Tyler was presented the Elizabeth Bolles Outstanding Service Award.
A resident of Hillsboro, Ms. Tyler and her family have played a major role in the
success of the Adams, Brown and Highland Counties Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
“When you lose a loved one, you grieve. Some decide to do something
about the grief by turning it into hope. When Gemelia lost her mom in 2010 to
Alzheimer’s, she decided it was time to take on the disease that took Erma Kate,”
said Development/Volunteer Coordinator Diana Bosse. “Since then, Gemelia has
poured her heart and soul into raising money, raising awareness and furthering our
mission. Anyone who knows Gemelia, knows she never, ever stops advocating.”
Mr. Lear, Public Affairs Director for Hubbard Communications and host
of the weekly “Sunday Morning Magazine with Rodney Lear” that airs weekly on
WUBE-FM, WKRQ-FM and WYGY-FM, has been supporting the Chapter in
various ways over the past several years.
8 • Cornerstone • Spring 2012
Public Policy/Chapter News
While these are significant and encouraging developments, they only serve as a
starting point for the development of a nation-wide effort that will adequately address
the needs of affected individuals and their caregivers, both now and in the near future.
As an Alzheimer advocate, whether it’s in Washington, D.C., Columbus or
Frankfort, you can play a vital role in supporting our mission, with little time and
effort.
For more on the Alzheimer’s Association and its public policy program or to sign
up as an advocate, please visit: www.alz.org or contact me at steve.olding@alz.org.
Advocacy in Action
N
early 100 advocates from across the Commonwealth attended the
2012 Kentucky Alzheimer’s Advocacy Day at the State Capitol
Building in Frankfort on Jan. 24. In addition to advocates meeting
with their elected representatives, the event included a program in
the capitol rotunda featuring several guest speakers, including Krya Elzy,
assistant women’s basketball coach at the University of Kentucky. Ms. Elzy,
who played at the University of Tennessee under coach Pat Summitt, spoke
about Ms. Summitt, her diagnosis of dementia and the way her former
players are uniting in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.
In addition to serving on the board of directors, Mr. Lear has helped promote
various Chapter fundraising events and education programs through the creation
of public service announcements that have aired on Hubbard stations. In addition,
he has been an active volunteer at the Walks.
“Rodney rocks,” said Special Events & Outreach Manager Marcy Hawkins.
“His motivation and determination truly shines through with anything he does
for the Alzheimer’s Association. We are so grateful to have a strong leadership
volunteer, like Rodney, who is passionate about moving our cause forward.”
Let’s tackle Alzheimer’s
First Annual
Blondes vs. Brunettes
Created to have fun with the myth of the age-old rivalry between
blondes and brunettes, two teams of
women will compete in a flag football
game to raise awareness and funds in
the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. In
addition to the players, both men and
women can join as coaches, fans and
even cheerleaders.
BvB is coming to Cincinnati
on November 3, 2012. Contact
cincinnatibvb@gmail.com or Amy
Horn at amy.horn@alz.org for more
information or to get involved.
Now recruiting for planning
committee members, coaches, volunteers and especially players.

Annual Fund Drive
Leadership Circle
($10,000 - $99,999)
Anonymous
Alois Society
($1,000 - $9,999)
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Chang
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Christine
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Foster
Ms. Madeleine Garvin
Mr. and Mrs. David Horn
Mr. and Mrs. William Joiner
Ms. Tina Kohnen
Mrs. Charlotte Lanzit
Ms. Mary Sue Morrow
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Plum
Rudolph & Marie Simich
Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Salay
Mr. James Schubert
Mr. Eugene Schwoeppe
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Derek Van
Amerongen
Mr. and Mrs. Lance White
Benefactor
($500 - $999)
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aguero
Baird Foundation Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Birmingham
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A Dirks
Mr. and Mrs. William Ehlers
James R. Huesing Invests
Dr. Jennifer M. Kinney
Mrs. Mary Lahti-White
Nabama Foundation
Mr. Craft O'Neal
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pike
Ms. Mary Ellen Purkrabek
Mrs. Caroll Quinn-Ennis
The Richard C. Bucher &
Rosemary E. Bucher Family
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sims
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Witte
Patron
($250 - $499)
Advantage Performance Group
Mr. Charles H. Allgood
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dragon
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elder
Equity Inc.
Mrs. Cherie Fine
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hanus
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hosea
Ms. Mary Ann Jacobs
Mr. James Kraus
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Olding
James A. and Annette
Rosenthal Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Sartori
Sigward Psychological
Associates Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Strassel
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen
Whitlatch
Marie Williams Family
Sustainer
($100 - $249)
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beech III
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beimesch
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Boggess
Mr. William Brown
Ms. Maureen Callinan
Gallia County Chamber of
Commerce
Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Chamberlin
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Coppel
Rev. Lisa Corum Fox & Ms.
Gretchen Corum
Mr. Terrence Cosgrove
Mr. and Mrs. David Custer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dick
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Downard
Ms. Sharyn D'Souza
Mr. and Mrs. Don Engelhard
Mr. David Faig
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farley
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Fear
Ms. Eloise Garrod
Ms. Janet Gorman
Mr. and Mrs. William Graver
Ms. Barb Hammond
Ms. Isabelle Healy
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hebel
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson
Mr. Kenneth Horney
Rabbi Abie Ingber
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kanter
Mr. Ben Koenig
Ms. Shirley Leahy
Mr. and Mrs. Kurtis Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. Rob McCoy
Ms. Sylvia McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. John McQuilkin
Mr. and Mrs. Curry Meece
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Moran
Ms. Janice C. Mortenson
Mrs. Marjorie Motch
Ms. Betty Muirheid
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Murphy
Mrs. Marilyn Niehaus
Mr. Roy Oder
Mr. Robert Parker
Ms. Joan Peck
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Pordy
Mr. Bill Rice
Ms. Carol Roth
Mr. Robert Rubin
Ms. Brenda Ruffner
Mr. David Schaffner
Dr. and Mrs. James Schirmer
Ms. Tammy Schliesser and
Friends
Mrs. Kathleen Schultz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schultz
Ms. Sheri Seeley
Mr. Willard Small
Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swanger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thompson
Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Warshaw
Ms. Anne Weinkam
Mr. Phil Wessendorf
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wiesmann
Ms. Janet Wood
Ms. Eileen Young
Sponsor
($25 - $99)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Albl
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Anning II
Ms. Dorothy Bailey
BAWAC, Inc.
Ms. Audrey Bazler
Rev. and Mrs. David Beran
Mr. Andrew Bihl
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Billieu
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Birk
Ms. Marianne Blount
Mr. Kevin Bohl
Mrs. Gayle Boller
Mr. and Mrs. John Bunyan
Ms. Janel Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carwile
Ms. Tammi Chalfie
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chambers
Mr. Scott E. Clatty
Ms. Nancy Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. William Culp
Ms. Johnie Davis
Mrs. Helen Dixon
Dorn's Business Solutions
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn
Mrs. Betty Fey
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Finke
Ms. Patricia Ford
Ms. Magdalena Funke
Mr. Isaac Gabbard
Mr. George Galanes
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Fron Gibson
Ms. Diana Goodheart
Mr. Peter Gormas
Ms. Faith Gormley
Ms. Katherine Graeter
Ms. Beverly Gurr
Mr. Dale Haller
Ms. Paula Hallquist
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Harmann
Ms. Dora Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harvey
Mr. Richard Haugland
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Heitzman
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Henninger
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heyse
Mrs. Monica Hizer
Ms. Mabel Howatt
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hundley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jaber
Ms. Barbara Jennings
Ms. Sylvia Johnson
Mrs. Vera Juergens
Ms. Doris Ellen Kistner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koehler
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Koesters
Ms. Julie A. Krupp
Ms. Kimberly Lahman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane
Mr. Kevin Langston
Ms. Laura Lape
Donor Recognition
The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati gratefully recognizes the following individuals, corporations and foundations who have made contributions to our Chapter
received between Oct. 29, 2011 and Feb. 29, 2012. Your support and generosity are vital to the services our Chapter provides to persons in our 27-county territory in Ohio, Kentucky
and Indiana.
We have made every effort to acknowledge contributions and spell names correctly. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, please contact Amy Horn,
Development/Donor Services coordinator, at (513) 721-4284 or amy.horn@alz.org.
The Greater Cincinnati Chapter depends on friends in our community to help support Chapter programs and services through donations, tributes, memorials and bequests.
Thank you very much for your support.
Levi Strauss Foundation
Ms. Charmaine Mamantov
Ms. Evelyn Mason
Mr. Thomas McCarley
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McDevitt
Mr. and Mrs. Henley McIntosh
Merrill Lynch
Mrs. Nancy Meyers
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller
Mr. William Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Don Minges
Mrs. Ellen Molitor
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Montague
Mr. and Mrs. John Mushaben
Ms. Ellen Naffziger
Mr. and Mrs. Brendan O'Neal
The Phirman Family
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Porcaro
Mr. Richard Porstner
Ms. Victoria Prybyla
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Rapien
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reis
Mr. and Mrs. John Rengering
Iva Richburg
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Riley
Ms. Robin Robinson
Ms. Lynda Roesch
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Roussos
Ms. Bobbie J. Savarino
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Scott
Ms. Laura Seither
Ms. Kathy Selzer
Mrs. Grace D. Sferra
Dr. and Mrs. Greg Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shernoff
Mr. Eugene Sibert
Mr. Walter J. Siemer
Mr. Martin Simon
Mrs. Lois Spahn
Ms. Ossie Stephens
Ms. Joy Suwinski
Mr. Mason Z. Sze
Ms. Gail Tanner
Ms. Nancy Tanner
Dr. and Mrs. Drake Tollefson
Mrs. Robert Trunick
Mr. Gerrit Van Leeuwen
John and Margery Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gerald Weil, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells
Mr. David Wernick
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weyler
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Weyler
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitacre
Ms. Judith Wick
Mr. and Mrs. John Wiehe
Ms. Kay Willenbrink
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wintrob
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Witt
Friend
(Less than $25)
Anonymous
Ms. Diane Baase
Mr. Robert Baldridge
Mr. Bernard N. Brockman, Jr.
Mr. Charles Carroll
Ms. Nancy Clark
Ms. Linda G. Cobbs Banks
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cohen
Ms. Ruth Connelly
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cramer
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Darpel
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Dirr
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Droste
Mr. James Dunn
Ms. Lillian Emenaker
Mr. Martin Endres
Ms. Mary A. Eyink
Ms. Gloria Feldmann
Mr. and Mrs. William Gunnels
Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Hesselbrock
Ms. Catherine M. Huebner
Mr. Louis Hutt
Ms. Jeannine Ives
Mr. E. Mark Karlsberg
Mr. Frank Katz
Ms. Laura Kyle
Ms. Norma Jean Martin
Ms. Karen Mathein
Mr. Wilbur Meissner
Mr. Richard Michalack
Mrs. Nancy Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Brien
Mr. James Pfennig
Mr. Paul Pierre
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pietrzyk
Ms. Lisa Plogmann
Mr. Alfred Porkolab
Ms. Mary Reiner
Ms. Willa Shelby
Ms. Barbara Sherwood
Mrs. Chris Simon
Alma Taulbee
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Trabout
Ms. Lila Van De Velde
Mr. James Wade
Mr. Buddy Waite
Mrs. Darlene Wellman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolke
Ms. Maryanna B. Wortham
Mr. Don Zentmeyer
MEMORIAL & TRIBUTE
JUDI BEHM
Mrs. Mary Arnold Long
MR. FRED BERGER
Ms. Trish Callos
KEVIN BOYS
Mr. James Bland
Mr. Jim Buck
Ms. Stevetta Grooms
Ms. Mindy Markey-Grabill
Mr. Ryan McCall
Ms. Nicole Roades
MS. TRISH BRYAN
Quadrant Partners
ROYCE AND HELEN BURTON
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Acuff
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Armold
Ms. Jean Behymer
Mr. and Mrs. R. Clifton Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorn
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harris
Harold and Chris Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hern
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Irons
Mr. and Mrs. John Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nash
Mr. and Mrs. John Simonson
Ms. Viola Stegemoller
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Symons
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wilson
ROGER CLARK, DDS
Dr. and Mrs. James Schirmer
LEN AND KAREN COLLINS
Ms. Beverly Smith
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
DIBERT
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Molfenter
Ms. Miriam Moren
MS. CAROL FAUSZ
Ms. Marilyn Lombardo
CHARLES GREINER
Ms. Jaime Kandil-Johnson
MR. AND MRS.
NORMAN HAAS
Ms. Donna Montgomery
MELVA J. HENN
Ms. Janet Gorman
MS. TINA KOHNEN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Price, Jr.
EUGENE LOVE
Ms. Beth Dickman
MR. AND MRS. GREG MEYER
Mr. and Mrs. William M.
Deters
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibbs
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haynay
Mr. John Jankowski
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keller
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kling
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kuwatch
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Manning
Mr. Glenn Meyer and Ms.
Margie Lunsford
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moss
Mr. and Mrs. John Niehaus
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owen
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Potter
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F.
Ramstetter
Robert Jones Plumbing Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Schmutte
Mr. Zachary Scott
Ms. Heather Trauth
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wippel III
MR. STEVEN MOMBACH
Ms. Linda Riesenbeck
MR. AND MRS. ELLIS MOREN
Mr. and Mrs. William Dibert
MS. AUDREY MOSELEY
Ms. Catherine Moseley
MR. AND MRS. CARL
MOSELEY
Ms. Catherine Moseley
MR. AND MRS. JOSH AND
MALISSA MOSELEY
Ms. Catherine Moseley
MR. MARK MOSELEY
Ms. Catherine Moseley
MS. LIBBY MOTT
Quadrant Partners
MR. JEFF NEIHEISEL
Mr. and Mrs. William Kearney
MARY RACE
Cengage
Mr. Brian Lokesak
MR. HAROLD RINK
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Riffe
ROBIN SCHUCKMAN
Ms. Sue Ellen Thesing
MS. ROBIN SINEX
Mrs. Mary Arnold Long
MS. JOAN STEINER
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Long
MS. ROWENA YATES
Mr. and Mrs. William Bell
IN MEMORY OF:
CAROL ADAMS
Anonymous
Ms. Virginia Bonomini
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Flohr
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gibboney
Ms. Ruth Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lesch
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mead
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Motz
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nugent
Mr. and Mrs. Al Piller
Mr. and Mrs. David Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Thesken
Mr. and Mrs. Vin Vonderheide
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young
DAN W. ADAMS
Ms. Peggy Phillips
MARJORIE ALEXANDER
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Greis
NELL ALLARI
Ms. Laura Link
PETER ATKINS
Mr. and Mrs. James Gayle
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hegener
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hegener
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kreutzer
Ms. Rita Neville
GUSTAVE KARL BAHR
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Orringer
BARBARA BAILEY
Mr. John Zeszut
JANICE BECCACCIO
Ms. Holly Mechley
Mr. Craig Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Newman
ROY BERNZOTT
Ms. Corinne Crawford
NADINE BLANTON
The Friendship State Bank
Mr. and Mrs. William Neiheisel
DONALD BLOOM
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fender
EARL BOUCK
Mr. Reid Bradford
Mrs. Judy Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rennie
Ms. Betty J. Reverman
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tallarigo
LOIS BOURGRAF
Mrs. Betty Fey
LAVERNE BRACKEN
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Brennan
ROBERT J. BRADLEY
Mr. and Mrs. George Albrecht
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gredig
Loveland Seniors Bowling
League
Ms. Pauline Williams
TRUME BRISTLE, JR.
Ms. Angela Allen
LILLY BROWERS
Carol and Chris Cloud
FLONNIE E. BROWN
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kohlem
JIMMIE BROWN
Ms. Ethel Whitaker
MARY G. BRYNES
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Buttrey
The Maxwell's
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Speed
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Van Curen
VIRGINIA BURK
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Eha
HOBERT CAHALL
Mr. and Mrs. Don McKenzie
PAULINE CAPPEL
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Fry
EMMA CARNIVALE
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas
MARTHA CARTER
Ms. Mary Justice
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rolf
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stein
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Voegele
and Family
HELEN CASTNER
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Agricola
The Aleshire Family
Ms. Marcia Hagler
Ms. Thelma Lindner
Mr. David Opel
Helen and Joanne Popolin
Ms. Nancy Shahan
Teachers and Staff of
Mariemont Elementary
School
JAMES "JIMMY" CHALIFF
Mrs. Harriet Friedman
Ms. Lois Goodman
Ms. Ann Laderman
Ms. Nancy Samuels
Ms. Doris Zipperstein
ROBERT CHEEK
Ms. Linda Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson
Jerry, Daniel and Jorge Noel
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Simiele
PAULINE CHURCH
Ms. Dorothy Avery
BETTY CONNER
Anonymous
Ms. Mary Ellen Betz
Ms. Judy Bohn
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bruwer
CMSJ Advising Center &
Registrar's Office
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Donnelly
Ms. Verna Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Eagan and
Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foster
Ms. Doris Grome
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hackman
Ms. Beverly Hollbrock
Ms. Marlene Kiely
Mr. and Mrs. Tim McLaughlin
Ms. Mary Minges
Ms. Maureen Mohr
Mr. Mick Ottaway
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Powers
Mr. John Prickett
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Reif
Ms. Lucille Vehr
Ms. Sue Vogt
Ms. Eileen Weber
Mr. Alfred A. Zeiser
GABRIEL COOREY
Ms. Kerrianne Giacci
MRS. CORNELLA
Mr. Gerald Whelan
HILDA COTCAMP
Mr. and Mrs. John Ollberding
Mindy and Alex Traylor
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Vennefron
WILMA COX
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brinkeman
MARY JANE CRAIG
Ms. Marsha Covert and
Ms. Sue Accord
PAUL CREEDEN
Ms. Diane Martin
Ms. Henrietta Schneider
ELEANOR CUNNINGHAM
Ms. Stacey Cook
CLIFFORD DELLER
Mr. Thomas Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knolle
Ms. Joann Rutenschroer
Mrs. Pat Utz
JOE DENNIS
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Fletcher
EILEEN DIXON
Ms. Johanne Armstrong
REV. GLENDON DIXON
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kersey
JEAN DONOVAN
The Kellers and Dueckers
ROBERT DORAN
The Homan Foundation
LEE DORMAN
Ms. Janice Aust
Cors & Bassett, LLC
LECH DORMIRE
Ms. Barbara London
JENNIE DORR
Mr. and Mrs. John Dorr
PLINEY "BUD" DUDLEY
The Keith Smith Family
EDWARD DUFFY
Mrs. Jerry Hopson
Alzheimer’s Association • Greater Cincinnati Chapter • 9

LUCILLE EADES
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Smart
JANE ELLIS
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gibboney
ESTHER EMICH
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Grieselhuber
URSULA EVANS
Ms. Mary James
Mrs. Ellen Molitor
STEVAN LIPSON'S FATHER
Mr. Steven Mombach
PAULINE FERGUSON
Mr. and Mrs. David Farkas
GEORGE FINCH
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Fowler
EARL FOUT
Petrea and Philip Coelho
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Deleon
Mr. John Harris
Mr. Scott Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Klingensmith
Ms. Anna Linton
DOROTHY FRALEY
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bittner
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coulter
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Durban
Dutchman's Rod and Gun Club
Ms. Carol Groger
Ms. Anne Gutzwiller
Ms. Sandra Korfhagen
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kraft
Mr. William Rowekamp
Ms. Holly Stevens
MR. FRANK
Mrs. Diana Bosse
ROBERT FREIMUTH
Ms. Jennifer Phillips
ROBERT FRITZSCH
Dr. Louis Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nesi
Betsy and Ron Schapp
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zentgraf
MARY E. GEIGER
Ms. Jaime Johnson
Ms. Jaime Johnson Terry &
Norman Kandil
WILMA GIACCI
Ms. Margarete Appel
HOWARD STANLEY GIFFORD
Ms. Kim Featherstun
DOROTHY GLASER
Ms. Joyce Bales
Ms. Marcia Heflin Kerby
Mrs. Joyce Wilhelm
WILLIAM "BILL" GLASER
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Matracia
JIM GORDON
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Dorward
MAY LOUISE GORDON
Ms. Ruth Jane Siuda
LEONARD GREENSTEIN
Ms. Ann Rubenstein
FLORENCE MEYER GREINER
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greiner
Marilyn and Robert Konkoly
Mr. and Mrs. Al Ledbetter
Ms. Joyce Matthey
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sawyer
DALE GRIFFIN
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gilker
RITA GRIPPA
Calvin Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Pfeffer
FATHER THOMAS HACK
Mr. Joseph Hack
GERALENE HADDIX
Urban Innovations
ALBERT HAGENSCHNEIDER
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dils
HENRY HARMEYER
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boehmer
Ms. Angela Harmeyer-Ruehl
Ms. Jean Ruehlmann
Sekuworks
Ms. Mary Sheldt and
Ms. Evelyn Borchers
Mr. and Mrs. Tom VonBargen
J.T. HAWKINS
Ms. Jacquelyn Hawkins
Mrs. Patti Lang
LYDIA JEAN HAWLEY
Paul and Sharon Bennett
Todd and Sherri Bennett
Ms. Linda HeHe and Ms. Mary
Lou Lusby
NATALIE HAWTHORNE
Anonymous
Ms. Barbara Apking
Ms. Mary Backus
Ms. Ruth Bensmiller
Ms. Geraldine Brink
Ms. Janice Dickens
Ms. Claire Esselman
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Franz
Friedhoff Accounting
Service, Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gailey
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Herr
and Family
Ms. Nancy Huck
10 • Cornerstone • Spring 2012
Ms. Mary Jo Huismann
Mr. and Mrs. Kim Knoppe
Ms. Mary Anne Loftus
Macy's Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maly
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McSwiggin
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mohr
Ms. Diane Motz
Ms. Elaine Nolan and Ms.
JoAnn King
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Robb
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sarvo
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Schnier
Mr. and Mrs. James Schwartz
Ms. Patrice Trauth
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vennemeyer
Ms. Sally Verdin
Mr. Thomas C. Walsh
JAMES HELTON
Ms. Brenda Huginberg
Ms. Terri Lynch
Mr. Norman Meier
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Meyer
Ms. Julie Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Norb Price
Ms. Janice Rulli
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shoop
Ms. Ethel Weber
REUBEN HERRING
Mr. and Mrs. Ron King
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pursifull
Ms. Mary Beth Pursifull
Mr. Alfred Sellers
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ziegler
RUTH HOFFMAN
Anonymous
Ms. Jill Burt and Mr. Steve
Scothorn
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Don Frost
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoeferlin
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Raga
Mr. Richard Ruehlmann
The St. Susanna 8th Grade
Basketball Team
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Tepe
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Wentzel
CATHY HOLLANDER'S
MOTHER
Ms. Betty Rosenthal
WILLA HOLYOKE
Ms. Donna Berling
Ms. Debra Dixon
Mr. Thad Gronotte
Ms. Fran Jones
Aunt Pete Kersker
Schilling Family
Mrs. Helen Sturdivant
Mr. Paul Topmiller
Ms. Ruth Voorhees-Shumaker
THELMA HORN
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bailey
Mr. John Horn
ROY HOWARD
Bige and Charlene Brinegar
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lovins
J. MICHAEL HUMPHREY
Dr. Palmer Cook
ALMA HUPPERTZ
The Bang Family
Ms. Jonna Chadwell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chandler
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Cole
Ms. Janet Doyle
Ms. Angela Meisman
Mr. Andrew Ramsay and
Ms. Maureen Scobey
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sanderson
Ms. Mary Ann Schoettle
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Turner
Ms. Juanita Zumwalde
GLORIA MCNAMEE JANSEN
Judge and Mrs. Stephen
McNamee
TRUIE JONES
Anonymous
Cincinnati Central
Credit Union
ProLift Industrial Equipment
Co., LLC
WILLIAM JUDD
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Judd
Ms. Doreene Linzell
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller
RICHARD KAISER
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. John Britton
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Davis
Ms. Molly Fitzmaurice &
Mr. Paul Miklos
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knolle
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sigward
MAX KANTER
GE Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
DR. STANLEY E. KELLER
Anonymous
ROBERT "BOB" S. KEMPER
Anonymous
Ms. Christa Bauke
Mr. and Mrs. David Bertke
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle
Donor Recognition Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brady
Cincinnati Dental Services
Mrs. Johanna C. Esdorn
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graham
Ms. LaVerne Higgins
Ms. Jean Kemper and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marchioni
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Marzheuser
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mohaupt
Ms. Elizabeth Panzeca
Ms. Genevieve Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. John Ranz, Jr.
John & Mary Kay Tensing
Ms. Joan Volpenhein
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Wanninger
Ms. Jean Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence
Willey
DAVID KLEINFELD
Ms. Pamela Volz
ANNE L. KNIPP
Ms. Pat Harkleroad
Ms. Elaine Mason
Ray and Pati Schultz and
Family
RITA KOENIG
Ms. Barbara Molica
Ms. Rosemary Wagner
BETTY KRAMER
Ms. Betty Baute
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Broerman
Mr. Steven Eppert and Ms.
Linda Morris
Mr. Donald Gillum
Proctor and Gamble- Beauty
Technology Division
Dr. and Mrs. Jimmy Swanson
Mr. Raymond Wissel
GAYNELLE KRAMER
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Luketich
KENNETH KYDE
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faulhaber
JANET LAGEMANN
Ms. Charlotte Fair
Mr. and Mrs. David Kroeger
JOHN "JACK" H. LANGE
Mr. Gerald Arnst
Mr. and Mrs. William Baney
Design Plumbing, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hansen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moeller
Moore Drywall Co., Inc.
JOHN LAUB
Mrs. Theone Carr
Mr. and Mrs. James Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keegan
Ms. Carol Rutz
ALVIRA LEUZINGER
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Belli
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dreyer
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hollenkamp
Ms. Thelma Kist
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kull
Ms. Debbie Schallick
St. Ignatius Loyola Seniors
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Thiemann
Mr. and Mrs. William
Thiemann
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Witzgall
EVELYN LOVITT
Ms. Deborah Wheeler
IDA MAE LUKEN
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown
Mr. Thomas Dewey
Ms. Hazel Luken
Staff of the PACU -
Jewish Hospital
JOHN DAVID LYNCH
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Christine
Bridgewell Hospital
ELLEN LYONS
Mr. and Mrs. David Fronk
DIANE MACHLACHIAN'S
FATHER
Ladies of the Gathering
WILLIAM MACK
The Fedor Group at Morgan
Stanley Smith
Barney
MILDRED MAY
Mrs. Freda Pilder
HELEN MAYER
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas King, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Napierala
Mr. Robert L. Scherrer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Schoenfeld
DAN MCADAMS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anthony
Mrs. Eileen B. Ayer
Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. William
Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gould
The Lindner Center of Hope
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy
Mr. Richard Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ruberg
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schulter
FREDERICK "FRANK"
MCCLANAHAN
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Courtney
Western Electric Co. Breakfast
Club
ROSEMARY MCCULLOUGH
Mr. Richard Conner
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Downton
Ms. Jean Fiorante
The Lundy Family
Ms. Patricia Maschinot
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Zahnen
LOIS MELVIN
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kireher
PATRICIA MESSINGSCHLAGER
Anonymous
Mr. Donald Bamber
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Burnett
Mr. and Mrs. Russ DeMar
Ms. Clara Franz
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Neago
Ms. Carol Nessler
Ms. Nancy Rosselot
Mr. and Mrs. G. Albert
Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walter
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. John Wellbrock
EUGENE JOSEPH METZE
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metze
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Collins
VICKI A. MEYER
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doerger
MILL
Ms. Emily Paterson
NANCY MILLER
Ada and Family
Ms. Verna Browning and Family
Mr. Charles Crosby
SARAH MINTO
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gooch
WAYNE MOELLER
Bellevue High School Class of
1956
Mr. and Mrs. John Christopher
Ms. Linda Gracey
Ms. Barbara Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swope
Mr. and Mrs. William
Thompson
Chris and Donna Wolfer
JEAN MOHRFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burlew
Mr. and Mrs. Kim Terry
DESMOND MOON
Anonymous
BESSIE BEATRICE MOORE
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pratt
DOROTHY JANE MORRISON
Ms. Judith Stitsinger
Ms. Sylvia Valido
VICKI MOSER
Macy's Foundation
RUSSELL COX'S MOTHER
Ms. Vicki Rolls
MARY MRAZ
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mataitis
DUTCH MULLEN
Mr. and Mrs. John Schubert
KENNETH MULLEN
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wells
LUCY MULLINS THOMPSON
Ms. Sue Atherton
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bailey
Ron, Edna and Shelly Heslar
Ms. Debby Morgenson and
Friends
ERMINE MUSE
Mr. and Mrs. George Cravens
Mr. and Mrs. William Franklin
Ms. Vileta Helton
Avis Shepherd and Family
MICHAEL NAGY
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burke
Ms. Carmelita Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ferguson
Mr. Howard Paff
Mr. James Schumacher
SYLVIA NEWBURGER MOSROW
Mr. and Mrs. William Maxwell
Sparkle Rinsky
JAMES "JIM" NIEHAUS
AIM MRO, LLC
Anonymous
Mr. Ed Aug
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Borman
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cappel
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Creutzinger
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cupito
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D'Angelo
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Diers
The Duckworth Group
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Ebert
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Enright
Mr. and Mrs. James Haley
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Heile
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heisel
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herman
Ms. Cathy Holiday
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jostworth
Ms. Cynthia Kemper
Mr . and Mrs. Mike Kneflin
Ms. Sally Koester
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Luebbering
Ms. Marilyn Maegley
Mr. Jack Malone
Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCluskey
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morris
Ms. Carol Niehaus
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Niehaus
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ruehl
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sand
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shoop
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strenk
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Uhlman
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Westendorf
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolfer
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolff
MARY MARGARET NIENABER
Mr. Mike Averdick
WILMA O'NEILL
Mr. and Mrs. William Jump
ANTHONY PARKER
Anonymous
THELMA MAE PATTON
First Baptist Church
EVELYN PAYNE
Anonymous
MERVILLE BERNARD
PAYTON
Anonymous
LUANNA PEACE
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Breiholz
Ms. Susan Hynes
S.C. and E.G. Kelly
Ms. Mary Radosevich
JOHN E. PECQUET
Ms. Arlene de Silva
ANNE M. PETTETT
Mr. and Mrs. John Ross Myers III
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Schurdak
ALLEN "DICK" PETTIGREW
Mr. and Mrs. James Albrinck
Ms. Geneva Bockerstette
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bockerstette
Campbell County Middle
School Faculty & Staff
Ms. Marlene Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McCarthy
Mr. Robert Mountel
Ms. Barbara Oakes and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Padgett
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pettigrew
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Reichling
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shaner
Warren County Career Center
Ms. Arlene Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells
Ms. Cheryl Wentz
JAMES PHILLIPS
Ms. Alma Jean Hans
JAMES RAINES
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Burns
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick
MALCOM RALEY
Mrs. Marlene Brokaw
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dicken
Mr. Norman Haag
KATHLEEN M. REARDON
Mr. and Mrs. David Dressler
Ms. Sally Kippins Mercurio
and Friends
PEGGY REED
Mr. and Mrs. David Kenkel
Ed and Kelly Makin
Ms. Joan Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Swegman
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Taylor
FERREL REEVES
ADP Inc.
COLLEEN REIST
Anonymous
Ms. Lois Baumann
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beal
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bruewer
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dennett
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eckstein
Sally Smith and Family and
Emily Patterson and Family
Ms. Jean Henderson
Ms. Betty Murray
North Side Bank and Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reist
LOGAN RENNER
Mr. and Mrs. Buford L. Cain
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Cain
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher
Bobbie Gecks
Ms. Bonnie Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Weaver
JENNA "WESSIE" RICH
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Austin
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas
Badgett
Ms. Helen Belcher
Ms. Gay Blackburn
Dr. Robert Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Day
Ms. Gloria Hagedorn
Dr. Joseph Hagenbruch
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson
Henderson
Judy, Paula and Ricky Kells
Caroleen and Karen Kinman
Ms. Trish Merritt
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pettit
Ridgelea Drive Flower Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sandfoss
Bobbie and Lori Webb
BERTHA RICHARD
Ms. Valta Hartstern
MIKE RICHARD
Ms. Valta Hartstern
COLLETTA ROGERS
Ms. Mary Alice Boeing
THOMAS ROSE
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Ryan
JUNE ROSS
Mr. and Mrs. Denny Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Baker
Camargo Pharmaceutical Services
Central Bank and Trust Co.
First Southern Baptist Church
of Reading
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Fraser
Mrs. Kaye Gaffney
Molecular Research Center, Inc.
Ms. Amy Mumper
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Slyke
Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Wright
RALPH "BUD" ROWE
Mrs. Carolyn Kemper
BERNICE RUDNEY
Contemporary Club
ANNE RUDOLPH
Anonymous
Ms. Julie Beatty
Ms. Connie Bergstein Dow
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bloom
Ms. Marilynn Braude
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cohen
Lee Crooks
Mrs. Sylvie Falk
The Hoeffel-McDonald Family
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Karpen
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levi
Ms. Barbara G. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Morry Passer
Ms. Anita Perlman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rapp
Marilyn and David Reichert
Barbara and Dick Runck
Joyce and James Salinger
Martha and Lee Schimberg
Mrs. Frances Schloss
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Skirtz
Mrs. Barbara Stern
Ms. Peggy Stricker
RITA RUEHL
Anonymous
Mr. Dennis Bley
Department of Nuclear
Medicine/University Hospital
Mr. Dave Ealy
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Engelbert
Ms. Irene Fritz
Ms. Carla Goodman
Ms. Carole Grebe
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Happy
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holscher
Mr. Bob Lonneman
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Makrancy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Niehaus
Terry Roberts
Dr. Edward Silberstein
Mr. and Mrs. Don Souders
Mrs. Marilyn Unwin and Cheryl
Mary (Droder) and Guy Willhite
Ms. Tina Yochman
FRANKIE RYTTENBERG
Ms. Carol Fletcher
FRED "FRITZ" SABIN
Ms. Eva Andreas
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Backer
Terry and Connie Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donnelly
Ms. Mary Minges
Ms. Mary Ann Minges
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Minges
Mr. and Mrs. William Minges
Ms. Joan Probst
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walpole
VIRGINIA SANDERS
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bruckner
Ralph and Barbara Collins III
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hagedorn
Ms. Loretta Hagedorn
Mr. and Mrs. David Martina
Ms. Patricia Munroe
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Pfennig
PPMI Firestop Inc.
VIVIAN SAUER
Mr. Eric Thyen
AUDREY SAUNDERS
Industrial Contractors, Inc.
Ms. Ruth Jones
King's Chapel Sunday School
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Myers
Ms. Lillian Thomas
Tom, Katherine and Gregory
Woodrum
MARY SCAHILL
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klekamp
DESSA SCHAFFNER
Mr. and Mrs. John Gossett
SKF Logistics Services
Ms. Bonnie Wiesner
RUTH SCHENKEL
Anonymous
Ms. Regina Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lipps
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Christian
Schade

BETTY SCHNITKER
Ms. Janet Brinkman
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomas
RALPH SCHWENKER
Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson
ROBERTA SIEBERT
Ms. Donna Harrelson
MARY SIEMER
Mr. Walter J. Siemer
MARY SIMON
Mr. and Mrs. John Fassel
Ms. Julie Fassel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fischer
Mr. Kevin Frye
Ms. Carol Grober
Jeff Wyler Automotive
FRIEDA SIMS
Mr. Dwight T. Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goode
Mason Post Office
Sons of the American Legion
Mr. and Mrs. Al Voorhis
SISTER
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Richter
EPHRAIM SKALLY
First Financial Bank
ART SMITH
St. Anthony School Faculty
and Staff
CHARLES R. SMITH
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burns
Ms. Lois Esswein
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Don Granger
Ms. Patricia Kemme
Ms. Mary Ann Romanello
Ms. Patricia Roth
Special Care for Older Adults
CHARMAIN SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bentley
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Goetz
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kenton
Mr. and Mrs. Vito La Corte
Mr. Phillip Lachmann
Ms. Mary Lee Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimmer Mr. Mark Conley
SHIRLEY SOUKUP
Mr. and Mrs. John Dosker
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weil Mr. Adam Howard
MR. SPRANDEL
Ms. Teresa Leach
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Moser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meier
RALPH STAGGS
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson
G T E Survivors
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.
Scioto County Dept. of Job Wurtenberger
and Family Services GLORIA TRAVIS
JEANNE STEIGER
Tri-State Transportation
Ms. Susan A. Connelly
Services
ED THOMAS STEVENS MARY TRUMBLE
Mr. and Mrs. Don Barnes Mr. Mike Averdick
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Beckman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fullenkamp
Ms. Glenna Jean Butler Mr. Steve Grout
Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Fenner WILLIS TURNER
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Motter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell
Northwest High School Mr. Paul Kramer and Ms.
Good Cheer
Carolyn Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevens Ms. Karen Leonard
MARTHA TAYLOR
Ray and Pati Schultz and
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Daugherty Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murphy Withamsville Church of
A.D. and Glynna Noland and Christ
Cynthia Callahan LARRY URBAN
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anders
Nunamaker
Mr. Harold Gross
Mr. Daniel Wurst
Ms. Linda Welder and Lanny
JOHN W. "JACK" THOMAS Sanders
Ms. Donna Fiehrer and GEORGE VANDEN EYNDEN
Friends
Emerson - Fusite
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Green Ms. Elaine Ewald
Mr. J. Stephen Ramey
Ms. Marilyn Fagaly
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lehman
Waggoner
Sprimag
ORA THOMPSON
KATHRYN VEID
Ms. Anna Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Haas
Ms. June Thompson MARY VITALE
Ms. Mary Wallace
Father Roettele Council
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise Ladies Auxillary
EVA TILLERY
LOUIS VON LEHMEN
Ms. Cheryl Brown, Deb Mrs. Rosemary Von Lehmen
and Denise
BERNICE VOSSMEYER
LAVERNE TOEBBEN
Mrs. Gloria Fausz
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Burig
Mr. Jeff Clines
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gray
STELLA WAGNER
Ms. Betsy Wagner
STANLEY E. WALKER
Mr. and Mrs. William
R. Sarran
RAYMOND WALTER
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Feiss
GEORGIA RUE WEBBER HILL
Ms. Elsie Bray
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill
WILLIAM D. WELLBROCK
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Chodzko
EARL WHITE
Ms. Ann Jordan
CALVIN WICHARD
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brown
Loma Wichard
ANNE WIELER
Ms. Alberta Rasmussen
GLENN WILBER
Mr. Robert Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Black
Mr. and Mrs. Denny Carrigan
Ms. Helen Fletcher
Ms. Eleanor Higham
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Horstman
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Housemeyer
Mr. Robert Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kinman
Mr. and Mrs. George Kittle
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leive
Mr. Nathan Marble
Ms. Virginia Miller and Family
The Monroe Family
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Reamer
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tufts
Ms. Martha Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Walton
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Works
JEAN WILCOX
Ms. Terry Baumann
Ms. Anna Mary Frank and
Family
Suzan, Edna, Estella and
Randy Pratt
Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves
Mr. John Scheper
ROBERT WILEY
Ms. Helen Queen
Ms. Marion Sweeney
MARJORIE H. WILLIAMS
Mr. Randal Bloch and
Ms. Bev Fibbe
Al and Kathy Lusher
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Kilfoil
NORMAN WILLIAMSON
Ms. Nadine Liggett
US Bank- Commercial
Real Estate
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ALMA WILSON
Kenton County Fair
Association, Inc.
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Atrium Medical Center
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Mr. and Mrs. Greg Binggeli
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Borchers
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Ms. Amy Hilberg
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Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Knapmeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Misleh
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raible
Thanks To Our Sponsors
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Schwab Foundation
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Zerhusen
Ms. Jenny Zimmer
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Ameritas Life Insurance Corp.
Mr. Robert Kocher
Mr. Steven Skelley
JOHN WOLLENBERG
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Family Education/Support
Friday Family Forum – Northern Kentucky
What: Family caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia
are invited to attend an information and discussion session on various subjects
related to caregiving.
Cost: Free, but advance registration is required. Space is limited.
Contact: To register, call the Alzheimer’s Association-Northern Kentucky branch at
859-240-5016 or the main Cincinnati office at 1-800-272-3900.
Campbell County
Where: Baptist Convalescent Center, 120 Main St., Newport, KY 41071
When: Friday, May 4 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Boone County
Where: Colonial Gardens, 6900 Hopeful Rd., Florence, KY 41042
When: Friday, June 1 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
What Families Need to Know... When the Diagnosis
is Alzheimer’s Disease or Another Dementia
What: An educational series for families of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or a
related dementia. Separate topics are presented at each session by experts in the fields
of medicine, law, nursing and social work.
Cost: Free, but advance registration is required. Space is limited.
Contact: Call the Cincinnati office at (513) 721-4284 or 1-800-272-3900 to register
for any of the sessions listed below.
Cincinnati – Spring series
Where: Alzheimer’s Association, 644 Linn St., Cincinnati, OH 45203
When: 2-part series held on Saturdays, April 14 & 21 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Butler County
Where: Middletown Senior Center, 3907 Central Ave., Middletown, OH 45044
When: 4-part series held on Tuesdays, May 1, 8, 15 and 22 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Cincinnati – Summer series
Cincinnati – Summer series
Where: Alzheimer’s Association, 644 Linn St., Cincinnati, OH 45203
When: 4-part series held on Wednesdays, June 6 - 27 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Memories in the Making® & Time for Caregivers
What: An ongoing series that offers creative expression and enrichment activities
to individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia and their primary
caregivers. Each series is held for 10-12 weeks.
Where: The Centennial Barn, 110 Compton Road, Cincinnati, OH 45215
Spring Dates: Tuesdays, March 6 through May 15 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Summer Dates: Tuesdays, June 5 through Aug. 21 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Fall Dates: Tuesdays, Sept. 11 through Nov. 20 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Cost: Free, but initial screening is required. Participation is limited to the person
with the diagnosis and one family member.
Contact: Call Joan Hock at (513) 721-4284, ext. 104 for more information.
A Day for Caregivers –
2012 Summer Symposium Family Day
What: This is a special day for family caregivers to attend informative workshops on
various topics related to Alzheimer’s/dementia and visit exhibits by local health care
providers and other community resources. Refreshments will be provided.
Where: The METS Center, 3861 Olympic Boulevard, Erlanger, KY 41018. Located
off I-275/Mineola Pike exit, near the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International
Airport (free parking on site).
When: Saturday, Aug. 25 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Cost: Free, but advance registration is required.
Contact: Call the Alzheimer’s Association at 1-800-272-3900 for a registration
brochure.
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Program Calendar
Early Stage Strategy Group –
Living with Alzheimer’s/Dementia
What: An 8-week series of education/support sessions for individuals diagnosed
in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia and their primary
caregivers. Participants must have an awareness of their diagnosis and a willingness
to discuss it.
Where: The Alzheimer's Association, 644 Linn Street, Cincinnati, OH 45203
When: Tuesdays, Sept. 11 through Oct. 30 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Cost: Free, but initial screening is required. Participation is limited to the person
with the diagnosis and one family member.
Contact: Call Marjorie Rentz at (513) 721-4284, ext. 102 to schedule a screening
interview.
Community Education
Alzheimer’s Research Update
What: A special presentation on current advances in Alzheimer's research. Family
caregivers, professional care providers and the general community are welcome to attend.
Speaker: William H. Thies, PhD, Chief Medical & Scientific Officer for the National
Alzheimer's Association
Where: Kenwood Country Club, 6501 Kenwood Road Cincinnati, OH 45243
When: Wednesday, April 18 from 6:30 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Cost: Free.
Contact: Call the Cincinnati office at 1-800-272-3900 to register.
CEUs: Approved for 1.5 hours of continuing education for Ohio nurses.
Healthy Aging in African Americans:
Risk Factors for Alzheimer's & Diabetes
What: A free community education program for African-American seniors. This
program identifies common risks, signs and symptoms of Alzheimer's and Diabetes,
and how to reduce the risks of these diseases that heavily impact the African American
community.
Where: Evanston Recreation Center, 3204 Woodburn Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45207
When: Wednesday, July 18 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Registration starts at 10:00am.
Cost: Free, but advance registration is required.
Contact: Call the Alzheimer’s Association at 1-800-272-3900 to register for this program.
Professional Education
Family Support Group Facilitator Training
What: A training session for those interested in learning the basics of starting,
facilitating or maintaining an Alzheimer's family support group in the community.
Where: The Alzheimer’s Association, 644 Linn Street, Cincinnati, OH 45203
When: Friday, April 27 from 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Registration starts at 8:15 a.m.
Cost: $50 per person. There is no fee for Alzheimer’s Association Family Support
Group Network facilitators.
CEUs: Approved for 3.5 hours of continuing education for Ohio nurses, social
workers and counselors.
Registration: Space is limited. Reservations must be made in advance and are
guaranteed only with payment. To register for this program, download a registration
form at www.alz.org/cincinnati or call the Cincinnati office at 1-800-272-3900.
Summer Symposium 2012
What: The symposium is an interdisciplinary seminar exploring current topics
in dementia research and clinical practice, featuring national speakers and local
experts. Keynote addresses and a variety of workshops are offered.
When: Friday, Aug. 24 from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Registration begins at 7:15 a.m.
Where: The METS Center, 3861 Olympic Boulevard, Erlanger, KY 41018.
Located off I-275/Mineola Pike, near the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky
International Airport (free parking on site).
Cost: $90 (includes CEUs, continental breakfast, lunch and materials)
CEUs: Applications will be made for nurses, social workers, counselors, nursing
home administrators, occupational therapists and activities professionals in Ohio
and Kentucky.