Inspirational Giving ANNUALREPORT | 2019-2020 - IHM Sisters
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Inspirational Giving
S I S T E R S , S E R VA N T S O F T H E I M M AC U L AT E H E A R T O F M A R Y
A N N U A L R E P O R T | 2019 – 2020
FRONT COVER LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Marygrove College Liberal Arts Building gate, 1927; Nuns on the Bus; Sister Margaret Brennan; sisters on the campus of St. Mary Academy; River House – IHM Spirituality Center; groups of novice sisters at the centennial celebration, 1945; Sister Genevieve Petrak ministering in Harare, Zimbabew, 1984; (left to right) Sisters Mary Jean Schulte, Elenita Morrissey, Carol Quigley and Constantia Schulte enjoy an afternoon walk on the Motherhouse campus; Sisters Sharon Holland, Janet Ryan and Monica Stuhlreyer at the Theresa Maxis Award, 2019; guests at the Theresa Maxis Award, 2017; Co-founder, Reverend Louis Florent Gillet, 1847; senior class from Immaculata High School, Detroit, 1941; Motherhouse and St. Mary Academy of the banks of the River Raisin, 1899. BACK COVER: Marian High School, 1959; IHM Associates pictured in the Motherhouse Chapel; IHM Advisory Board, 1985; sisters on mission in Puerto Rico; IHM Senior Living Community room; St. Phillip Battle Creek, 1962; Mother Mary Lange, founder of the Oblate Sisters of Providence; sisters gather at Watervliet Retreat House; Mother Domitilla Donohue at the groundbreaking for Marygrove College, 1925; Holy Redeemer Elementary School, Liberty City, Florida; Holy Redeemer Catholic Church and Detroit Cristo Rey High School, 2008; Detroit-Recife Mission, Brazil, 1965; novices and postulants, 1950 3 Annual Report, 2019 – 2020
Dear friends of the congregation,
We are pleased to present the 2019 — 2020 Annual Report, as has been our practice.
While the report focuses on your generous inspirational giving that supports our life
and mission, it is difficult to present such a report without reflecting on this past year.
Certainly, it has been a year like no other. At this time last year, we were looking forward
to various celebrations of the 175th year since our founding in 1845. Needless to say, they
did not happen. Instead, like our brothers and sisters throughout the world, we found
ourselves face-to-face with two pandemics — COVID and that of systemic racism.
For months, we were sheltering in place, staying home to stay safe. It is a practice that
our residents in IHM Senior Living Community (IHM SLC) continue in order to keep
everyone safe and healthy. The powerhouse of prayer within IHM SLC was enhanced
by the prayer ministry of our sisters. Each week, we held a Zoom call with sisters and
associates not living at the senior living community during which we became aware
of other efforts to create a sense of community. These efforts are shared in an article
in this report. Our staff within IHM SLC have worked hard to ensure the health of
our residents. Unfortunately, we have had some COVID cases among our staff and
several residents. During this past year, we suffered the loss of life of three sisters
and an associate, due to COVID. We have been saddened by the loss of these lives
and those of hundreds of thousands of our brothers and sisters.
Following the death of George Floyd, we renewed our efforts to deal with systemic
racism. We did so within our personal lives, our communal life and by working
with others to eliminate systemic racism within our Church and society. You will
notice in each issue of ihmpact that we are inviting the voice of others to share their
insights and experiences as we try to understand the experience of racism and deal
with our complicity at times when confronted with this reality.
We creatively celebrated the jubilees of 18 of our sisters in July. Sisters and associates
were invited to share video greetings that were combined and shown to the jubilarians
at a luncheon with small groups at the tables. We also completed the renovation of a
wing of our facility to create 19 apartments for lay residents who desire to join our
Life Plan Community. To this point, 13 residents moved into 11 apartments and are
looking forward to the time when they can join the rest of the residents for liturgies
and other activities. In Detroit, the Marygrove Conservancy continues to grow with
the construction of a state-of-the-art early childhood center. The IHM commitment
to education and to the city of Detroit is coming alive in new ways.
Through these months, your inspirational giving enabled our life and mission to
continue. There was no “shut-down” in your giving, as evidenced by your responses
during this past year to our annual appeals. They gave evidence of your commitment
and belief in the IHM mission and presence in our world. Theresa Maxis, IHM, and
Louis Florent Gillet, CSsR, our co-founders, faced some challenging times during the
initial years. Let us rely on their gifts of courage and openness to the Spirit as we face
the challenges of today. Thank you for your inspirational giving and for your continued
prayerful support. Know that we continue to hold you and your families in our prayers.
Gratefully,
Mary Jane Herb, IHM
President
Annual Report, 2019 – 2020 1
Keeping In Community
During Quarantine
The following are highlights of how some lifted spirits and handled the “new normal” of this pandemic;
from making masks, to adjusting in ministry and finding creative ways to keep in touch. While each of us experienced
the pandemic in different ways, efforts to keep a sense of community abounded. Our shared experience during
these unprecedented times has brought our community closer.
MASKED WONDER
Sister Gretchen Webb and her certified therapy dog,
Gretel, were set to begin a new job together in March.
The coronavirus pandemic derailed that plan.
One evening on the news, she saw a report regarding
the burgeoning need for face masks. She had sewing
experience, a sewing machine and material on-hand.
She bought a supply of elastic and turned to the internet
for patterns and a tutorial.
“The first one took me more than two hours to make,”
she recalls. “I got faster and finished 45 masks over the
weekend, which I dropped off at IHM Senior Living
Community (IHM SLC).”
People who heard about her effort began donating material.
Sister Gretchen has made masks for friends and family
throughout the continental United States and Puerto Rico —
almost 800 and counting. She now makes masks in bulk,
working on 35-40 at one time. Supplying IHM SLC has
been a priority; she’s delivered approximately 350 for use
by residents and employees and plans to continue making
masks in anticipation of volunteers returning.
“Orders kept coming in” she laughs, “so I kept sewing.
It’s been nice to do something during this pandemic
that’s helpful.” TOP: Sister Gretchen Webb and her certified therapy dog, Gretel;
ABOVE: Sister Kathy Onderbeke
A SPECIAL WAY TO REMEMBER LOST LIVES
Early on in the pandemic, Sister Kathy Onderbeke rather to ‘tune in’ and be inspired to do our part
began an installation of doves at Ss. Francis and Clare to protect the life of others,” said Sister Kathy.
in Birch Run, one for each person in Michigan who
died from COVID-19. It was one way to honor each of MINISTERING TO OTHERS
their lives as well as those who struggled, unable to say “Life as a chaplain during COVID-19 is 10 times different
good-bye, be at their bedside or gain comfort from the during these difficult but grace-filled days. Whether
hugs of others in their time of loss. “Those who helped we are working alongside medical personnel or social
cut out paper doves prayed for each person. We know workers with patients who come into our Emergency
prayer is not a cure-all; it doesn’t take the pain and impact Department or are elsewhere in Mercy St. Vincent’s
of this pandemic away. However, it is a way to help us Hospital, we encounter new challenges. Most people think
hold this reality and connect to the presence of the Spirit of chaplains as people who just go into a room and pray
within and among us. It is a way not to ‘tune out’ but with a patient and, at some hospitals, that may be the case.
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Sister Anne Mamienski; Sister Sharon Holland; Sister Marge Fogarty
Since its founding by the Grey Nuns in 1855 in the middle even as we are unable to gather and celebrate together
of cholera and malaria epidemics, chaplains are a vital in person.” Peggy Thompson, IHM Associate – New York
part of the medical staff at St. Vincent’s, working alongside
nurses, doctors and other medical personnel throughout “Living at a distance, I really appreciated our virtual
the hospital. COVID-19 has not changed our ministry; gatherings on Thursday afternoons. We connected with
it has only broadened it. I know that my ministry helps one another by just showing up and sharing our stories.”
to change lives, not only for the patients, but for their Sister Jean Morsch, IHM – New Mexico
families who are separated from their loved ones.”
SEWING SENSATION
Sister Anne Mamienski
Sister Marge Fogarty said, “the last time we were able to
CELEBRATIONS see one another’s smiles was the March day we began
As masks and lockdown continued, sisters in IHM Senior wearing masks. This changed our way of living. We
Living Community devised a new approach to birthday seamstresses, quilters and fabric artists found ourselves
celebrations … “Sundaes in your doorway.” The organizers in demand. For what? Masks.
began to order ice cream cups on their meal trays and to “I quickly went into action finding ways to help, to answer
transfer them to the freezer. The supply grew, and as the the call for masks, which were in short supply. Day after
first event arrived, Sister Joan Kusak’s May 16 birthday, day I spent hours making new ones and adjusting others.
things were ready. Observing social distancing and wearing
masks, nine residents went one by one to the kitchen to add “When I began sewing the masks, my goal was to produce
toppings to the pre-served dishes of ice cream. When all as many as I could. Because of the demand, my attention
were back seated in their doorways, the chorus of “Happy was focused only on that task. This was contrary to my
Birthday” sounded up and down the corridor. Sister Mary usual way of approaching a project, which was to pray
Ann Mahoney said, “the attempt was judged very successful for the recipient of it.
and repeated for Sister Sharon Holland’s birthday on the “The more I heard about the pandemic and completed
25th.” Birthdays and other celebrations continue to be numbers of masks, the heavier my heart became. Loved
celebrated in the same fashion. ones were fighting for their lives, jobs were lost and
schools were closed. This world was in pain and deep
ZOOMING ACROSS THE WORLD
sadness was everywhere.
The Leadership Council arranged weekly virtual “get
togethers” via Zoom with sisters and associates across “The question then came to me in the face of the ongoing
the globe. need: Can those of us making masks keep going? For me
the answer was … yes!
“South Africa and the United States are very far from each
other. There is also psychological distance between my life “Besides sewing masks this past year, I was gifted with
here during the pandemic and what others in the community other requests to put smiles on people’s hearts. I completed
are experiencing. Zoom chats bridged these divides; I the last quilt a close friend had worked on for her niece;
found the small groups stimulating and often just to see a friend and I made remembrance quilts for two young
the faces of friends was uplifting.” Sister Sue Rakoczy, people who had lost their dad years ago; I sewed fabric
IHM – South Africa prayer hearts, which our sisters gave to Mexican sisters
and brothers and I made a set of Prayer Flags to be given
“In a time of “social distancing,” I’ve appreciated this as a sign of love and support.
opportunity to connect informally. The randomly sorted
small groups have introduced me to women I never “Life continues to offer surprises and gifts from our God
knew before. These check-ins are a creative reflection who is with us. Peace to each of you and your loved ones
of the IHM commitment to building “one community,” as you continue to wear your masks.”
Annual Report, 2019 – 2020 3
SOAR! Grant and Generous
Donation Received
In February 2020, we submitted a $25,000 grant request to SOAR! – Support Our Aging Religious –
to aid in the purchase of a 2021 Ford E-350 Econoline handicap accessible van.
Our previous van needed to be replaced and limited our
ability to accommodate more than one regular sized
wheelchair. Due to this limitation, we had to outsource
transportation services to accommodate larger wheelchairs.
In June, we were delighted to learn we were awarded the
entire amount requested from SOAR! to be used toward
the purchase of a new handicap accessible van. We
were also fortunate to receive a $50,000 gift from a
very generous family, wishing to remain anonymous, Chauffer, Sister Mary Jane Herb
to cover the remaining cost of the vehicle.
“Today, 116 sisters reside at IHM Senior Living Community with
On Nov. 16, our new handicap accessible van was a median age of 87. More than 75 percent are unable to drive. With
delivered. The van accommodates up to 14 passengers the purchase of the new van, the sisters will be able to experience
with options to include four wheelchairs with tie downs life beyond the walls of IHM Senior Living Community, offering a
for added safety, three double foldaway seats and one sense of independence and added freedom. We are grateful to our
single foldaway. It is also equipped with a side-entry benefactors who made this possible!”
power lift to accommodate oversized wheelchairs. — Sister Mary Jane Herb, President
New van arrives! Back row: Dennis Clevenger, Carolyn McMullen, Christine Horney, Richard DeLoof; Front: Sisters Joan Monsour, Alys Currier, Janet Sullivan, Margaret Chapman
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Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the community has
not been able to use the van to its fullest potential.
However, on Dec. 18, Sister Mary Jane Herb donned
her chauffeur cap and took a group of sisters on a
Christmas lights tour of Monroe. They were the first
to enjoy the benefits of the new van and experience
the comfort and ease in which they traveled. As
restrictions decrease, the van will be used to its full
potential and provide safe, non-emergency transportation
for our sisters. It will also meet various transportation
needs, such as physician appointments, chemotherapy,
dialysis, shopping trips and special outings, boosting
emotional well-being, keeping our sisters happier
and healthier as well as increasing camaraderie.
“We are grateful for the generous support of the family
and SOAR! that allowed us to purchase this vehicle,” said
Richard DeLoof, Director of Development. “The van will
provide quality and safe transportation while promoting
ABOVE: Sisters board the van in anticipation of the Christmas lights tour.
well-being for members of the congregation.”
TOP: Sisters enjoyed a trip around town to view Christmas lights. Left (Front to back
– left to right): Sisters Marie Esther Haflett, Janet Lemon, Anne Wisda; Right: Sisters
Esther LeDuc, Mary Catherine Quick, Laura Hardage, Peg Gearhart, Rose Mary Sam;
Not pictured: Sisters Roberta Richmond and Patrice Selby
Expressions of gratitude…
“How very generous and kind and useful is your gift to us! Thank you. a roomy new vehicle to go to appointments, attend a nearby event
It is humbling to be on the receiving end of great gifts, but the new or to be dropped off for a shopping trip. Thank you so much!”
handicap accessible van is a true blessing for our health and wellness.
— Sister Joan Glisky
As we move through greater age, decreasing health and less ability,
the van will be like angel wings carrying us to health care and even “Thank you so much for the handicap van. This is the only way so many
fun occasions. With humble gratitude.” sisters can get to appointments. It sure makes life easier for us. Know
— Sister Rita Fisher we appreciate having a safer van. God bless you!”
— Sister Brigid Wade
“What a wonderful gift … this new van! We can’t be grateful enough!
I know it will take us to doctor visits, etc., but, more fun will be tours “I drove the Motherhouse wheelchair van for more than 20 years. We
to see Christmas lights all over Monroe and maybe a trip to Greenfield were in great need of a new one. You have come to our rescue by your
Village in better times. Thank you again and I promise to keep you generosity. We are deeply grateful to you. Be assured of our prayers.”
in my prayers.” — Sister James Marian Sarchet
— Sister Roberta Richmond
“I want to express my gratitude to you for your generous donation toward
“This beautiful new Ford van is a welcome gift to our community. the purchase of a 2021 Ford Econoline handicap accessible van. This van
A few months ago, regrettably, I realized it was time to give up my will enable our sisters to be transported for doctor appointments and for
driver’s license. I was no longer an ‘available driver.’ There have been other events. Thank you again for your generous grant!”
fewer and fewer of us and now it has been such a blessing to have — Sister Ellen Rinke
Annual Report, 2019 – 2020 5
IHM SLC Independent Living
Apartment Residents Move In!
Nov. 30, 2020, was a milestone day! Pauline Boucher moved into her new two-bedroom apartment on the
IHM Motherhouse campus. We captured the excitement as boxes and furniture were unloaded from the moving trucks.
Family members and friends, moving companies and IHM staff assisted six residents as they moved into their new home
the first week in December. Residents tell us they are happy to be living here in a majestic, LEED-certified historic
building, lovingly restored and renovated for comfortable, safe, environmentally responsible living.
The opening of our new independent
living with its 19 brand new apartments
is part of IHM Senior Living Community,
a Life Plan Community. The area’s
only Life Plan Community, we provide
complete accommodations for aging
with grace — that means independent
living with the confidence that if more
advanced support is ever needed, it
can be provided onsite.
In addition to unpacking, figuring out
furniture arrangements, where to hang
pictures and getting computers set up,
residents are also spending time getting
to know each other. Residents look
forward to a monthly meeting at which
they can ask questions, receive updates
about upcoming programs and share
suggestions. They are also getting to
know Monroe: finding the grocery
store, post office, hardware store
and other local services. The new
residents hail from Wisconsin, Sterling
Heights, Monroe and Kalamazoo.
TOP: Teresa Davis, IHM SLC Sales and Marketing Director and Pauline Boucher
ABOVE: The Cloisters Restaurant
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Interior views of model apartment
By design, IHM Senior Living Community offers meaningful connections 11 of our 19 apartments
through activities and outings in a caring, faith-based setting. The rich, are occupied. You can look
natural landscape on the 108-acre campus provides attractive views and at floor plans by visiting
walking paths leading to native vegetation and wildlife; a spring-fed pond; www.ihmslc.org
an organic community garden; a contemplative labyrinth; and even an
on-campus solar energy farm.
“I love my apartment here in IHM Senior dark cabinets, a very light sort of textured
Living Community. The building is historic oak, and the white woodwork next to the
and so soundly built that it’s like living dark doors give a beautiful pop of elegance.
in a very safe fortress. I love being on My living room is cozy, and I have room
the Motherhouse campus, which has for my own furniture and antiques and
such historical significance and is so my treasured stained-glass pieces hang
incredibly beautiful. The tall windows in those deep windows. It feels like a
and very deep sills give me room to show real home, not just a cookie-cutter
off my beautiful plants, curios and at apartment. The public spaces, the
Christmastime, my favorite traditional amenities are beautifully finished
decorations, including a small lighted tree! and furnished … I couldn’t be
Each person puts their own stamp upon happier in my ‘forever home!’”
the décor — and the finishes give a
— Marsha West
beautiful palette to work with. I chose
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Bottom left clockwise – Bistro seating, game room, lounge, bistro bar, lounge/reading room 8 Annual Report, 2019 – 2020
The services include 30 meals per month; basic
cable; internet and all utilities, including a
landline telephone; wellness programs; 24-hour
security; housekeeping and flat linen service;
maintenance and grounds service; recycling
and trash and snow removal.
Community features and amenities include
the IHM Motherhouse Chapel, beauty salon
and barber shop, bistro and dining room,
private dining for special occasions, fitness
center with exercise equipment, community
room for entertainment, art and game rooms
and expansive library.
If you would like to learn more about the Life Plan
Community independent living apartments or request
a tour, please contact Teresa Davis, Director of Sales
and Marketing at 734-240-8230 or tdavis@ihmslc.org.
TOP: interior view of hallway; BOTTOM: entrance common seating area
“A scant six weeks have passed since I arrived and gather memories, the stuff of the years.
and the first that greeted us was a lovely I wonder if it is sometimes a small miracle
door sign. After waiting, adrift for so many that no matter what I bring into this new
months, it marked that we finally belonged … home, there is space for it. The town of
belonged to those who were already here their Monroe is new to me; surprisingly, I love to
whole lives, to those who had come here to drive around because it seems impossible
heal and grow stronger. We, who are new, to get lost … sensible speed limits and
will belong together learning the intricacies well-placed traffic lights. Perfect for old lady
of life here, the growing pains of life together. motoring! But mostly I enjoy time to reflect,
A life wonderfully wound up in that of to examine what happens, what has happened meet people who thought the same. COVID-19
Our Creator … who inspires us to forgive … how each day unfolds … how I sense I has put up barriers and keeps us apart, but
graciously, to care about one another, to see can touch again the lives that I have shared … distance and its testing is a place to learn too.”
the beauty in each person, each one of us. loved ones who have gone before me … but
This new home that we have chosen is lead me toward a promise of that life to come — Bobbie DeBaldo
so attentive to details of comfort, I might … I came here because I sensed there would
even say it spoils me! Here is a place to save be purpose to life here and just maybe I would
Annual Report, 2019 – 2020 91845 1927
On Nov. 10, 1845, Mother Theresa Maxis Duchemin Marygrove College opened in Detroit.
and Louis Florent Gillet, CSsR, founded the IHM
Sisters. Mother Theresa, Charlotte Schaaf and 1929
Theresa Renauld became the first members of St. Mary Academy (1905 building) was
the new religious community. destroyed by fire.
1846 1931-32
In January, the sisters established St. Mary’s 1899 The new Motherhouse and Academy were built.
Young Ladies’ Academy; 40 students arrived. The Detroit diocese deeded the Motherhouse
and Academy property along the River Raisin
1855 to the IHM Sisters. 1941
The IHM Sisters began opening schools Immaculata High School in Detroit, built
in and around Monroe. 1905 and sponsored by the IHMs, opened.
The first college classes were offered at St. Mary
College and Academy. A four-year college degree
program was established five years later.
1906
The practice of sending some IHM postulants
to the University of Michigan for advanced
study began.
1920 1948
The IHM Constitutions received Papal approval.
The IHM Sisters voted for the first time in The first mission outside the continental
national and state elections. United States opened in Cayey, Puerto Rico.
1859 1922 1950-53
Bishop Lefevere sent Mother Theresa The sisters purchased land and began plans The IHM Sisters opened schools in Alabama,
to Pennsylvania as local superior; the to move St. Mary College to Detroit at the Florida, California, Minnesota and New Mexico.
Pennsylvania and Monroe IHMs separated. request of Bishop Gallagher.
1952
1861 1924 IHM initiative generated the Sister Formation
The IHM Sisters opened St. Felicitas, Movement, a process of integrated spiritual,
The IHM Sisters opened St. Joseph – their first intellectual and professional development
their first school in Chicago.
school in Detroit. A year later, they opened their widely adopted by religious communities.
first school outside of Michigan – St. Mary,
in Painesville, Ohio.
10 Annual Report, 2019 – 20201983-85
The IHM Sisters opened missions in Zimbabwe,
South Africa and Mexico.
1986
St. Mary Academy merged with Catholic Central
High School in Monroe.
1959 2000-2003 2010
Marian High School in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., Earth-friendly methods and materials Lay residents were welcomed to recover from their
built and sponsored by the IHMs, opened. were used to renovate the Motherhouse post-hospital experience at the newly licensed
into a model of sustainable living, earning and renovated IHM Senior Living Community.
national, regional and state awards.
1960 2013
Immaculate Heart of Mary High School in
Westchester, Ill., built and sponsored by La-Z-Boy, Inc., purchased 120 acres of land from
the IHMs, opened. the IHM Sisters for its new and environmentally
friendly world headquarters.
1965 2017
Four sisters helped form the Detroit-Recife Mission
Team to work with the poor in Recife, Brazil. The Margaret Brennan Institute was created.
IHM Senior Living Community became
1966 separately incorporated.
Religious habits were modified. Maryhill College,
a co-ordinate college for women at St. Edward’s
University, opened in Texas. 2018
2004 The Maxis Spirituality Center opened
1969 The IHM Sisters endorsed the Earth Charter.
in Riverview, Mich.
The IHMs sent three sisters to Uganda, East Africa.
2006
Visitation North Spirituality Center opened
in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
2008
Detroit Cristo Rey High School, co-sponsored by
the IHM Sisters and Basilian Fathers, opened.
2019
1972-77 McGivney Way, the Memory Care Unit within
IHM Senior Living Community, received Home
The IHM Sisters opened missions in Grenada, West for the Aged approval from the State of Michigan
Indies; Honduras; Ghana, West Africa; Kenya; and and offers quality care to lay residents with
among Native Americans in the United States. They forms of dementia.
assisted Vietnamese orphans and refugees.
The Monroe campus of the IHM Sisters became
1977 listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The IHM Associate program began. 2009 Construction for 19 independent living apartments
River House – IHM Spirituality Center began within the Motherhouse.
opened in Monroe.
Annual Report, 2019 – 2020 11Development Profile and Gift Summary
J U LY 2019 – J U N E 2020
Total Development Ministries Overseas
Income
$40,734 $34,066
$2,971,675 Your support gives evidence of Gifts to overseas efforts primarily
your partnership, which helps the come from donors who provide assistance as we
IHM community sustain its strive to maintain missionary work.
commitment to serve
Retirement those in need.
$831,333 Greatest Need
Your support helps the congregation
maintain the quality of services we are $487,851
committed to providing our elder sisters. Your support to the area
Your gift allows our retired sisters to live of greatest need allows the
in the communities they serve or with congregation to use these funds
options in IHM Senior Living Community where they are needed most.
to live independently, in assisted living, Gifts to IHM Spirituality Centers –
health care or memory care. Visitation, River House and Maxis –
Chapel Preservation, Wish List,
Education and St. Mary Organic
Farm are also included in
Special Events this category.
$358,811
These fun-filled occasions and
celebratory moments include the Planned Giving
Raffle, Royal Blue Classic Golf Outing,
Theresa Maxis Award and the $1,193,880
Christmas Tribute Tree. They help Many planned gifts such as
build relationships among friends Grants stock, annuities, insurance policies
$25,000
and the IHM community. and bequests help sustain the IHM
community well into the future.
Funds received from
Supporting Our Aging Religious (SOAR!)
toward the purchase of a new
handicap accessible van. Number of Donors
4,466
12 Annual Report, 2019 – 2020Dear friends and benefactors,
On behalf of the IHM Sisters and the Development team, thank you
for your generous and inspirational giving. We have prepared the
2019 – 2020 Annual Report to share our gratitude for your support
of the congregation. Please know your giving inspires the sisters
in their retirement years knowing they have a place to live together
in IHM Senior Living Community. Your support also inspires those
sisters in ministry as they work with others to create a better world.
Despite the pandemic, your gifts have been an inspiration! Even
with the cancelation of the Royal Blue Classic, we received donations
from friends like you. We look forward to a round of golf as we
celebrate the 25th anniversary of this special event on June 21, 2021.
“For where your
treasure is, there In this issue of Inspirational Giving, you will enjoy reading the articles
about the completion of the newly constructed apartments at IHM
will your heart
Senior Living Community, purchase of a new handicap accessible
be as well.” van as well as some reflections from sisters and associates on how
— MATTHEW 6:21 life changed for them during these challenging times. The donor
spotlight highlights our friend and benefactor, Virginia Skinner,
who, like you, plays an integral role in supporting the life and
mission of the congregation. If you have a story you’d like to share,
we’d love to hear from you.
Thank you for your partnership and commitment to the IHM community.
You are always remembered in the daily prayers of the sisters.
Gratefully yours,
Richard J. DeLoof
Director of Development
Annual Report, 2019 – 2020 13Benefactors
We gratefully acknowledge the following benefactors who have supported the Sisters, Servants
of the Immaculate Heart of Mary with gifts between July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020. We also
acknowledge with gratitude those donors who prefer to remain anonymous.
“Know there are many who are grateful to the IHM Sisters. You taught generations how to read,
write, think, speak, sing, feel positive, pursue hope in our humanity and love our neighbors and
God. Quite an accomplishment. Quite a mission. One day my hope is to be greeted by my Royal
Blue Sisters in heaven.” — JOHN GONIEA
A
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin D. Alandt John & Susan Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Arnold
Paul & Julie Alandt Marj E. Anderson Elaine M. Arquette
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Albano Mr. & Mrs. Raymond E. Anderson John & Margaret Arthurs
Anonymous (37)
Beth Alberti Marcia A. Andrews, IHM Ascension Michigan Marketing &
Steven & Julie Aardema
Anne Albertus Marian Andrews Communications
Richard A. Abdoo
Michael J. Alcala Mary A. Androff Ann M. Aschenbrener
Norbert C. Abel
Mr. George & Dr. Kirsten Alcser Patricia & Anthony Andrus Dolores M. Aseltyne
Valentine Abel
Rosemary F. Alef Bernadine A. Andrzejewski Patricia Aseltyne, IHM
Sharon M. Abela
Cindy S. Alexander Rudolph A. Angermeier Patrick & Patricia Aseltyne
Jana Abolins
Jessica Decky Alexander Barbara Angott William Aseltyne
Elizabeth & Douglas Abood
Michelle & Brian Alexander Estelle Anstett Timothy J. Ash
Maryalice Abood
Elizabeth Alexsy Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Anstett Alda A. Ashford
David A. Abraham, MD
Ann Allen David & Joyce Anteau Mary Ann Ashman
Rosemary Abramovich
Flora J. Allen Janice M. Anteau Sharon A. Ashmore
Andrew & Dolores Acho
John G. Allen Sgt. & Mrs. Lott J. Anter Annemarie Askwith, IHM
James Acho
Marie A. Allmacher Phyllis Antognozzi Sadie Alberta Asmar
Nancy A. Acker
Patricia Allmen Kathleen Anzicek, DO & James & Toni J. Assenmacher
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Acker
Frank Alloe Mark Leventer, MD Kathleen J. Atkin
Barbara R. Adamo
Mary Allou Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Applegate Donna A. Atkins
Alice A. Adams
Mary Allsteadt Mr. & Mrs. Gregory V. Applin Kathleen Atkins
Eileen Adams
Elizabeth L. Alongi Mr. & Mrs. Patrick D. Applin Rosemary Atkinson
Marilyn Adams
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Alore Salwa Arabbo Shirley E. Atkinson
Jacqueline & Danie Adkins
Sandra J. Alt Anthony M. Arata Atlanta Cursillo Movement
Mr. & Mrs. William G. Adlhoch
AmazonSmile Foundation Patricia E. Arbour George Aubrey
Wayne P. & Sharon M. Affholter
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick D. Ameel Rev. Donald J. Archambault Kristina Powers Aubry
Geraldine & John Agnew
Dr. & Mrs. Jatin Amin Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Arciero Margaret E. Auer
Ann Agosta
Lorine A. Amo James & Margaret Arend Joseph C. Augustine
Frank E. Agosti
Marilyn & John Amormino Joseph P. Argenta Automatic Fire Protection Systems
Victor Aguilar
Ampola Family Ann Marie Armaly Sam & Kathy Awad & Family
M. Renée Ahee
Joao Amstalden Brenda & Samuel Armour Mr. & Mrs. Bruce L. Ayres
Thomas Ahler
Florence M. Anderson Karen E. Arnett Carol Azzopardi
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Ainsworth
Gary Anderson The Honorable & Mrs. Frank L. Arnold Florence Azzopardi
Margaret Alandt, IHM
James & Nancy Anderson
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Norma I. Barquet Gary A. Beesley Michael & Sheryl Berry
Marianne & Paul Barr Mr. & Mrs. Tom Beesley Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Berschback
Patricia A. Barr Mr. & Mrs. David E. Beger Wilma J. Berstling
Robert G. Babas
Carla Barrett Mr. & Mrs. David Behen Angie Bertolin
Elaine M. Babbish
Carol J. Barrett Gerald L. Behen Gary & Marie Bertossi
Dr. Allen L. Babcock
John Norton Barrett, OP Dorothy A. Bejin Arthur Bertram
Mareda W. Babcock, IHM Associate
Rosalind Barrett Mary Ann Belair Mr. & Mrs. Paul Beski
Mary G. Babcock
Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Barretta Mr. Gerald & Dr. Sally Belian Nancy Beswick
Timothy Babcock
Alice Barringer Barbara A. Bell Candice Betice
Barbara Bacci-Yugovich,
Marie Barringer Carol Bellaver Judy Beyer-Chezick, IHM Associate
IHM Associate
Frank Bartal Colleen M. Bellini Emma Bezaire
Margaret M. Bacon
David & Pamela Barthel Daniel & Karen Bellino Daniel L. Bia
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Badalamenti
Helen Bartkiw James Bem Mr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Bianchi
Jeff Bader
Robert & Kathryn Bartol Catherine M. Bembas Marcia S. Bice
E.A. Baergen & John Mishler
Harry & Mary Bartolo Renata Bendana Terry Biesiadecki
Eileen Bagdonas
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Bartolo Henry R. Bender Big Dog Mowers
Gay Baidy
Yvonne M. Bartolo Kay & Thomas Benesh Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Bihun
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Baier
Roland & Peggy Barton Ann Benett Mary R. Bilan
Patricia & David Bailey
Ruth M. Barton Claudia C. Bennett Ann Billock
Barbara Bainbridge
Gerald W. Barycz Mr. & Mrs. James R. Bennett Linda & Douglas Billock
Frank Bak
Delores & Steven Basile Michael & Carol Bens Kenneth & Maria Binder
Annette Bak-Lopez
Shari E. Bass David K. Benson Mary & Timothy Binder
Alice Baker, IHM
Connie Bastien Jennifer Benson Margaret M. Bingham
Darlene Baker, IHM Associate
Charles & Colleen Batcheller Linda A. Benson Shirletha Binion
Dr. Denise N. Baker
Hanora J. Bates Mary Benson Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Birch
Tracey L. Baker-Marasheski
Roy D. Bates II Margaret Bentley Margaret Bird
Mary Jo & John Balcer
Donald Batten Rosalie L. Bercaw Anne Birkam
David & Linda Balfour
Alice & John Battista Rhonda & David Berels Patricia A. Bissell
Dr. & Mrs. George T. Balich
Sandra O. Battle Kathleen F. Berg Leo & Nancy Bistak
Theresa S. Balk
Roger & Jan Bauer Terrence G. Berg & Anita M. Sevier Shirley R. Bitz
Gerrie T. Ball
E. Lewis & Joann Baughman Gary & Linda Berger Rev. J. Bjorum
William & Diane Ball
Sarah J. Baughman James Berger Marie Black
Mary C. Balloid
Vivian Baulch Dr. Melvin Berger & Jane T. Haylor Sylvester Black
Oksana H. Baltarowich, MD
Sally Bazan Walter & Barbara Berger Cynthia Blackford
Joan E. Balthazor
Kenneth Bazner Linda & Ronald Bergeron Owen Blackmore
Patricia M. Banasinski
Neil A. Beahan Rebeca Bergren William H. Blackwell
Anthony & Sandra Banek
Gary & Carole Beaman Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Berk Ame P. Blaine
Rose & Douglas Banker
Beauchamp, Gauss & Gschwind, DDS Ann Berkey Brenda M. Blaine
Mary & James Bante
Maurice Beauchemin Gary & Lorraine Berlin Kathleen A. Blaine
Debra Barash
William & Joan Beaudoin Lester & Cynthia Berlin Marilynn J. Blair
Dan Barber
Patrick & Genevieve Beaudrie Susan J. Berlinghof Rosemarie Blake
Jean F. Barber
Ralph & Jodi Beaufait Lauren P. Bernacki Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Blanchett
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Barbour
Paul J. Beauregard Virginia F. Bernadotte Thomas Blanchett Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Barg
Raphael H. & Joan Y. Beauvais Sally H. Bernard Beef Show
Miriam Barilovich
Christine Beck & Dana Locniskar Ellen Bernard-Buie Gerald & Susan Blanchette
Raymond J. Barker
Donald & Carol Beck Dennis & Patricia Bernardi Mary Ann Blaszak
Susan J. Barker
Mayara Beck Mary E. Bernhard Janice L. Blaszczyk
Jack & Sally Barnds
Mr. & Mrs. John X. Becker Catherine M. Bernhold Rosemary & Raymond Blaszkiewicz
Linda S. Barnes
Lorraine A. Bedingfield John P. Berry Marlene & Frank Blaurok
Patricia J. Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Beechuk Janice L. Berry Louise E. Blazoff
James & Rosalie Barnett
Barbara Beesley, IHM Mary N. Berry Patricia Blazoff-Baker
Ron & Kathy Barnum
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Michael S. Bliss Dr. & Mrs. Anthony E. Boutt The Honorable & Eileen Burns
Mike & Carol Bloomfield Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Bouvrette Mrs. Terrence P. Bronson Elizabeth A. Burns, MD, MA
Mr. & Mrs. Robin A. Blumer Barbara Bowman Edward & Linda Bronz Frank A. Burns
Thomas G. Bobee Jeanette A. Bowman Clarence H. Brooks George & Mary Burns
Linda A. Boberg Richard P. & Marianne A. Boyak Margery E. Brooks Marlyn S. Burns
Charles Bobosky Joan E. Boyce Mr. & Mrs. Edward Brosofski Sheila J. Burns
Dolores Boccaccio Carol A. Boyd Camille Brouillard, IHM Gerald S. & Dolores A. Burr
Kathleen B. Boemer Dolores J. Boyd Richard G. Brouillard John J. Burroughs, MD
Louis & Donna Boes Glenda Boyd Betsy E. Brower Beth Ann Burt
Timothy & Nancy Bogan Marie M. Boyd Cassie Brown Rosemary Busch
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bogosian Annette Boyer Irene T. Brown Bricker & Brenda Buseth
Elizabeth & Ralph Bohac Diane M. Boyer Mr. & Mrs. James F. Brown Arthur W. Bush
Chris & Silvia Bohlmann Kathryn Boyer Joanne A. Brown Dennis M. Bush
Donna I. Boldrick Annette Boyle, IHM June M. Brown Janet T. Bush
Mary Bonacci Barbara G. Boyle Mark H. Brown Mary Lou Bush
Gabriel Agrio Bonafe Corrine & Thomas Boyle Patrick Brown Diane A. Butalla
Roger & Joann Bonahoom Elizabeth & Bill Boyle Hannah & Addison Brownsberger Joanne Butash
Alicia Bondar Joe Bozoyan Karl Joseph Brubaker Mike, Lorraine, Emily & Julie
Cheryl K. Bondie Deborah Braciszewski Alice A. Bruck Butchart
Leona Bonifacio Barry L. Bradish Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Bruck Robert F. Butler
Judith Bonini, IHM Carol A. Bradley Edward A. Bruley Donald & Phyllis Byerlein
Margaret A. Bonk Helen M. Bradley Tony Brumley Family Julienne D. Byerlein
Barbara A. Bonkoski Katherine M. Bradley Audrey J. Brummer
Bill & Sally Bonner Kimberly Bradley Wesley L. Brun
Jenny M. Bonnici
Charles W. Booms
Harry & Verna Booms
Dolores Bradway
Ann Brady
Mary E. Brady
Elizabeth A. Brunner
Joseph & Theresa Bruno
Michael & Kathleen Bruno
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C. Thorrez Industries, Inc.
Robert J. Booms Douglas & Catherine Braem Janice Brunswick Christopher & Suzanne Cachat
Lois Lindell Boonstra Daniel & Anne Brahier Carol & Brian Brush Suzanne M. Cadieux
Beverly J. Booth Julia D. Branan Linda & William Brydges Georgianne B. Cady
Suzi Suever Borchgrevink Mr. & Mrs. Melvin O. Brancheau Greg & Patricia Brynaert John C. Cahalan
Sharon Howe Bordui Theresa M. Brandstetter Rev. Jerome A. Brzezinski Mary E. Caiati
Brenda Borek George Ellen Brannick, IHM Carol A. Buatti Christine A. Cain
Carolyn A. Borgula Anne P. Braswell Margaret A. Bucchi Jill Calcamuggio
Monica C. Borkowski Judge Mark & Cheryl Braunlich Lana B. Buchner Doug & Carol Calender
Michael J. Boron Anne Brennan Evan & Theresa Krolikowski Buck Kenyon & Karen Calender
Paul & Louise Borucki Mr. & Mrs. James H. Brennan Mary J. Bucrek Bruce & Lori Calengor
Ana Boscolo Joyce E. Brennan Mary Lou Budek Susan L. Calfin
Mary Ann H. & Richard Bosonac Mary Patricia Brennan Mary Jo Budzyn Maria I. Calil
Mary E. Bossory Nancy J. Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. Bueche John & Elizabeth Calkins
Lucy C. Bostick Rachel M. Brennan Paul R. Bugajski Brian & Maria Callaghan
Jeannette D. Boucher Thomas & Margaret Brennan Joann C. Buhl Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Callaghan
Pauline R. Boucher, IHM Associate Mr. Vincent J. Brennan & William Buhl & Jane Hammang Buhl Joseph F. Callahan Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Boucher Hon. Megan Maher Brennan Doreen A. Bujak Mary Ann Callahan
Patrick Boudreau Bruce & Bobbie Brenton Mr. & Mrs. David Bundy Murray M. Callahan Jr.
James A. Boudrie Richard & Delores Bressler Rev. David Burgard Thomas Callahan
Elaine M. Boudrie Marilyn J. Brinker Annette M. Burger Jorge & Eva Calleja
Rodney Boulanger Anthony F. Brinkman Barbara Sommer Burke Cynthia L. Calvin
George A. Boulet David W. Brisbois Mary E. Burke Irma C. Calvisi
Sharon & Ernie Bourdage Stephen & Barbara Britz Mary Lou Burke Ellen M. Cameron
Mary & Thomas Bousamra Dennis R. Bronson Theresa Burkhart Janet A. Cameron, IHM Associate
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Patricia Cameron John P. Casey Gerald & Theresa Ciarkowski Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Collins
Calvin & Elaine Campbell Margaret & Brian Casey Thomas Cicala Janet Collins
Carolyn Campbell, IHM Rebecca Casey Loretta E. Cienki Maxwell R. & Christina A. Collins
Darrell & Barbara Campbell Reno & Mary Cassar Gerald & Frances Cierpilowski Elizabeth D. Colvin
Mr. & Mrs. Don Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Cassin Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Cieslak Nancy M. Coman, IHM Associate
Joyce Campbell, IHM Barbara J. Castalde John Cinnamon Maria L. G. Comello
Kathleen M. Campbell Jannina Castaldo Reginald L. Ciokajlo Rev. Daniel C. Complo
Tom & Sherrie Campbell Jean A. & Vincent J. Castiglione Janice B. Cislo John & Jean Concannon
Joyce Campbell-Pinchum Carl A. & Mary Anne Castle Jacqueline Ciszewski Marcella L. Condon
Mr. & Mrs. John Campe Lawrence E. Castner Jr. Elaine H. Clair William J. Condon Jr.
Janice C. Candela Delores G. Causley Bonnie Jo Clark Donald Conklin & Meg Ashcroft
James N. Candler Jr. Irene Cavanaugh Claudia Clark Stephen F. Conley
Anita Diane F. Cannon Mr. & Mrs. William M. Cavataio Elaine & Walter Clark Mary V. Conner, IHM Associate
Margaret Canuelle, IHM Mr. & Mrs. Hugh F. Caverly Florence I. Clark Frank O. Connolly
Capaul Funeral Home, Inc Karen M. Cedar Georgia P. Clark Mary Lou Connolly
Jo Ann Capaul-Smallidge, Patricia E. Celebcigil Joann M. Clark Mary M. Connolly
IHM Associate Centaur Distribution, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd J. Clark Susan M. Connolly
Eilene Caponi Pete & Fran Cenzer Marie Clark, IHM Terry & Eleanor Connolly
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Caporale Sr. Doug & Diane Chaffin Marjorie A. Clark Joseph & Janet Connors
Brian V. Caprara Susan T. Chambers Mark & Cindy Clark Gerald D. Conover
Richard & Rosaline Carbott, Virginia E. Chamie Phyllis N. Clark Barbara Conroy
IHM Associates Anne Chanas Mayor & Mrs. Robert E. Clark Shirley A. Conroy
Thomas & Mary Carbott Jeff & Becky Chandler William J. Clauss Susan D. Conroyd
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Carbott Joan M. Chapman Conrad J. Clayton Consumers Energy Foundation
Mary Carden Mary E. Chandler James & Marie Clement Continental
AnnMarie Cardinal Nancy & Gyongyi Chapo Mary M. Clement Audrey L. Convery
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher V. Cardine Thomas R. Charboneau Jr. Mr. & Mrs. A. Michel Clement Mary M. Conway
Roman & Meg Carek Richard M. Charbonneau Orrin & Carol Clement Valerie F. Conway
Edward B. Carew Patricia Chargot, IHM Associate Phyllis J. Clements Colleen Cook
Maureen A. Carey Robert C. Charlton Dennis Clevenger Mr. & Mrs. Edward Cook
Elizabeth Caringi Mary Ellen Charnley & David Kator Kathleen Clevinger Jim & Margaret Cook
Joseph P. Carlson Peter J. Charnley Walter C. Cliff Paula M. Cooke
Russell F. Carlson Rita Chastang Daniel Clinton Fr. Phillip T. Cooke
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Carlton Rev. Paul F. Chateau Margaret G. Clor, IHM Associate Mary Cooley
Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Carlyon Mr. & Mrs. James W. Cheaney Rev. Victor Clore Kathleen & Michael Coon
Florence Carnago Lucille A. Chesney Marcia L. Closson Julia E. Cooney
Shirley J. Carne, IHM Associate Rev. John F. Child Brenda Clough Paula Cooney, IHM
Carolyn M. Carney Bruna Chiosini Mr. & Mrs. Patrick E. Coakley Dr. & Mrs. William P. Cooney
Ginger I. Carney Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Chirco Barbara R. Cobb Mary E. Cooper
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Carolan Michael & Barbara Chirio Mark Cochran Marilyn A. Copp
Sharon P. Carolin, IHM Associate Mr. & Mrs. Harold W. Chisholm Esther F. Cohran Robert & Adrienne Coppola
Maj. Gen. & Mrs. Gerard Caron Tom & Eleanore Chlebek Maryann Coker Suzanne Cordovado
Patricia H. Carpenter Catherine Ann Chmielewski Robin M. Cole Constance Cordovilla
Marilyn J. Carr Gerald T. Chojnacki Jacqueline A. Cole Frederick Corey
Mary Ann Carr Lorraine A. Chorkey Sharon Cole Joseph & Anne Cornillie
Mary Jane Carroll Elisabeth & Vimal Chowdhry Bernadine Coleman Hon. Maura D. Corrigan
Carroll / Ochs Jewelers Patricia A. Chownyk Nancy & Thomas Coles Roseanne Corrigan
Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Carter Phillip T. Chrzan Nancy Colette David & Laura Corrion
Joanne Caruana Col. & Mrs. John Church Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Coll Lucille Corrion
Kathleen Carver Dorothy M. Ciacelli Doug & Ronda Collier Nick & Evelyn Cort
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Carver Mary T. Ciak Dennis Colling Vivian Cory
Annual Report, 2019 – 2020 17Benefactors CO N T I N U E D
Angela F. Cosby Douglas & Julie Cryderman Kurt & Renee Darrow Rose Delrue
Jan & John Cosgrove Sylvia Csupak Deacon & Mrs. Walter P. Dauerer Carolina L. DeLuca
Terrance & Kathy Cosgrove Mr. & Mrs. Martin F. Cudzilo Mr. & Mrs. Dave Daugherty Timothy Demaree
Kathleen M. Costantini Joseph Cueter Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Daunt Rosemary DeMarois
Lori T. Costantini Barbara A. Cullen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Daunt Carol A. Demer
Amy & Judge Joseph A. Costello Jr. Robert & Leslie S. Culp Priscilla David Frances J. Demko
Bernadette Costello, IHM Associate Elaine A. Culverhouse Robert Davidson Family Margaret C. Demmer
Dennis R. Costello Shirley & Gary Cummins Barbara A. Davies, MD Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dempsey
Michelle M. & Robert K. Costello Jr. Deborah S. Cunningham Cynthia Davis Elisa C. Denja
Patricia A. Costick Linda R. Cunningham Kristen Davis Douglas M. Dent
Judy & Dale Costlow Johanne L. Curcio William E. Davis Jo-Ann L. DePirro
Shirley A. Costrini Joseph Curran Amy Davisson Mary C. Depman
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Cote Alys Currier, IHM Anne Dawson Margaret Killeen DePoorter
Mr. & Mrs. Adalberto Cotto Dr. Richard Currier Mary & Kurt Dawson Cheryl A. DePorre
Ruth S. Coulson Trust Joan B. Curtin Theresa Dawson Dr. Pierre & Mrs. Deborah DePorre
Dolores Coulter & George Blackford Patricia M. Curtis Janet E. Day Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. DePorre
Dennis Courtright Regina E. Curtis Mary Rose Day Elaine M. Depue
Don Courtright Family Anne T. Cusmano Leonard & Mary Jane Dazer Mr. & Mrs. David Deradoorian
Beatrice Cousino Stephen J. Cybulski Henry B. De Caluwe Dolores Deraedt
Diann T. Cousino, IHM Louis V. Cyburt Angelo De Lima Joan R. DeRemo
Elaine A. Cousino Susan T. Czapski Carole L. De Marco John L. Derer
Margaret M. Cousino Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Deachin Anne M. DeRose
Paul James Cousino David & Marie DeArment Catherine DeRose
Sister Agnes Cousins
Phillip Gerard Couture
John & Judith Covert-Sisung
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Dr. & Mrs. Charles T. Dabrowski Jr.
Bern F. DeBacker
George J. DeBacker
Mary Alice DeBeau
Mary B. Des Roches, IHM Associate
David DeSana
John P. DesHarnais
Mary Ann Cox Vania Dacosta Ann Houran Debien Gary & Karen DesJardins
Mary T. Coyne Dr. & Mrs. Stephen P. D’Addario Renate M. Debler Frank & Sharon DeSloover
John Cozzi Marlene C. Dahlin David & Lisa DeBone Rose E. DeSloover, IHM Associate
Kay P. Cozzi Mr. & Mrs. Karl W. Dailey Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Decker Joan E. Desmond
Raymond M. & Jane E. Cracchiolo Patrick R. Dailey Susan J. Decker Terry & Mary Desmond
Barbara B. Crane Mary Anne Daily Mary E. Decker-Trunk Lorri M. Devaney
Marie F. Crane Mary Ellen Dakmak Jean M. DeDecker David F. Devereaux
Rose S. Crane Mary Jane Daley Roseanne DeFabio Michele M. Devereaux
James & Mary Crawford Joann M. Dalton Albert Defever Judith Devine
Tim & Mary Ann Crawford Catherine A. Daly Sharon Defever, IHM Robert & Eva Dewaelsche
Marianne B. Crean Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Daly Robert A. Dege Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Dewar
Kathy Crews Joseph & Maria Daly Susan A. Degel Mr. & Mrs. Scot E. Dewar
Sharon Crilley Robert A. Daly Gerald & Marie DeHondt Tracey D’Hondt
Anne Crimmins, IHM Jacqueline M. Damm James & Marlene DeKeyser David & Sandy D’Hulster
Robert F. Crimmins Michael G. Damone Nick & Julie Del Giudice Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Di Cicco
Daniele Criscione Frank D’Amore Elizabeth A. Delaere Mr. & Mrs. Claude A. DiNatale
Gary & Michelene Crisp Victor Dandrea Bob & Mary Delaforce Cynthia Diamond
Dale & Jean Crittenden Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Daniels Linda M. Delene, IHM Associate Maria Antonia Aranda Diaz, IHM
Marilyn M. Croitori Richard Daniels Barbara A. Delia Olimpia M. Diaz
Kathleen E. Cronin Richard M. Daniels Sr. Margie Delia Richard Dichtel
Harry & Sharon Crowe Ellen A. Danz James R. DeLong Bonnie D. Dickson
Ellen T. Crowley Helen M. Dapoz Raymond Delongpre Mariann M. Diebold
John W. Crowley Dennis & Patricia Darin Mr. Richard & Dr. Patricia DeLoof Susan L. Diebold
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Crowley William M. Darish Bob & Rosalie Delrue Leonard Diederichs
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Crowley Jr. Susan C. Darmofal Mary A. Delrue Helen Diegel
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John & Debby Diehl Penny J. Dollard Albert & Agnes Drouillard Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Duskey
Mary Diekman Elizabeth Dolunt Memorial Fund Phyllis Dutkiewicz
Carol M. Diel Jeanette M. Dombrowski Monica S. Drouillard Dolores J. Duvall
Bernadette M. Dierker Barbara S. Donahue DTE Energy Marian M. Duvall
Carolyn Diesi Bradford F. Donahue DTE Energy Foundation Daniel & Amy Dwyer
Sylvia Dietlin Jeannette F. Donahue Duane E. Dub Daniel & Beverly Dwyer
Dr. & Mrs. Gerald C. Dietz Jr. John & Sharon Donati Mr. & Mrs. James Dubay Mary B. Dwyer
Mary C. Dietz Goldman & Sharon Donato Katherine & Laurent Dubois Thomas E. Dwyer
Mary E. Dietz Marianne Donnan Lucia M. Dubois Rose & Eugene Dziadon
Mr. & Mrs. Enrico Digirolamo Mr. & Mrs. James Donnelly Mr. & Mrs. Russ DuChene Norman E. Dziadzio
Dignity Detroit Mary C. Donnelly Joan Duckworth Mary Alice Dziedzic
Dina DiLaura Sarah & Eugene Donnelly Josephine Duco Mary Ann & Joseph Dziewit
Diane Dillard Mr. & Mrs. John J. D’Onofrio Joseph & Shirley Dudek
Donna M. Dillard Ann M. Donofrio-Benson Kathleen J. Dudley
Barbara W. Dilley
Timothy J. & Loretta S. Dillon
William P. Dillon
Patricia E. Donoghue
Timothy & Susan Donovan
Mary Alice Dooley
Diane L. Dudus
Janet Dueweke
Robert J. Duffey II
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Mr. & Mrs. William M. Eakle
Drs. Anna L. DiLorenzo & Anne L. Doran Ann M. Duffy Barbara J. Easterling
Joseph Skoney Gail A. Doran Hubert & Marie Duffy Memorial Trust Raymond & Nancy Ebbing
Dennis J. Dilworth Nikkie Dore Jane Arthur Duffy, IHM James Eberhart
Marie L. DiMambro Patricia Ternes Dore Rosemary Dugdale Susan Eckert
Margaret A. DiMaria Germaine Dorr Carol T. Duggan Robert & Loraine Edelbrock
Vincent & Debra D’Imperio Rosemary Dorr Henry M. Duggan Bernadine Edwards
Christopher & Ann Dine Bryan Dougan Marion T. Duggan, IHM Carol & Robert Edwards
Janet Dinsmoore McKenzie J. Dougherty Rita & Michael P. Duggan Darrell & Anita Edwards
Gary & Jere Dirker Robert Dougherty William & Barbara Duggan David L. Edwards
Mary Ann Dirkes Joan K. Douglas Thomas P. Duke Denis & Jean Egan
Jeanne M. Diroff Diane B. Dowd Rose A. Dulski Judith Eggly
Jennie Dirosa Jude M. Downing Mr. & Mrs. Dale T. Dummer Donald & Barbara Ehrheart
Frank & Donna DiSabatino Andrew & Julie Doyle David & Laurie Dunbar John E. Eisele
Nicole G. Discenza Gary & Jill Doyle Margaret Dunbar Larnice Eklund
Jennifer Discher James & Rosemary Doyle, Barbara J. Dundon Alberta M. Elder
Debra & Michael Dishaw IHM Associates Mike Dunlap Leticia Elder
Dianne Distelrath Michael J. Doyle Maryanne Dunmire Rosita C. Elders
Clifford A. Ditzhazy Mary Ann Doyle James F. Dunn Elizabeth Eldredge
Nicolene A. Diulio Norma H. Doyle John & Lois Dunn Christine A. Elia
Mark & Kelly Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Doyle Mr. & Mrs. John W. Dunn Anthony C. Eliassen
Robert & Ruth Dixon Susan & Stephen Drabant Josephine Savalle Dunn James Eliassen
Daniel & Eileen Dluski Elizabeth L. Drabek Linda M. Dunn Ellen E. Elie
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Dobberstein Barbara A. Drader Sally Dupler Margaret E. Elkins
Joan M. Dobberstein Cynthia A. Dragan Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Durack Nicolette Ellinghausen
Joe & Mary Dobberstein Michele M. Dragisity Thomas & Ann Durack Frank M. & Alice R. Elliott
Kathryn Dodson Gary Drago Ann W. Durand Lois Ellis
Anna Doe Judith Draper Daniel A. Durand Marlene V. Ellis
Patricia A. Doerr Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Drazek Ted & Debra Durdel Clida Ellison
Rose S. Dohany Mary L. Dressell Edward Durham Paul & Louisa Elsey
Dolores Doherty Francisco de Assis Drezza Mary Jo Durivage Thomas W. Elward
Kathleen A. Doherty Kathleen D. Droste Mary F. Durkacs Joann Emery
Patricia Doherty Thomas A. Droste Dennis A. Durkin John J. Emig Jr.
Judy & John Dolan David J. Drotar Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Durkin Annette Emke
James & Mary Doll Fred & Adeline Drotar Mary Lou Durkin JoAnn Emmel
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Mary J. Enderby Angelika C. Faust Mary & Scott Fitzpatrick John & Janis Foss
Eugene Engelhard Doris Fauth Robert T. Fitzstephens Karol A. Foss
Margaret Engelhardt Ross J. Fazio Catherine & Joseph Fix Rebecca A. Foster
Mr. & Mr. Earl E. English Dan & Joan Fedak Joy M. Flaga Alton B. Fouche
Mary A. English Mary E. Feduska Sylvia A. Flaga John & Barbara Fountain
Aurora T. Enriquez Ann Feeney Doris M. Flaherty Gregory & Anita Fouratt
Colleen Eovaldi Joan A. Feeney Janet & Pat Flaherty Enos J. Fouratt
Teoman A. Ermete Kathleen P. Fegan Mary & Bruce Flaherty Laura L. Fournier
Kathleen M. Esdale Maxine C. Fehringer Judith Flannery Randall J. Fournier
Joseph S. Esordi Patricia A. Feighan Betty Flayer Laura A. Foussekis
Elaine Esper Diane & Fred Feldmeier Dorothy & Raymond Fleck Therese J. Fowler
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Esper Daniel & Suzette Felling Carol Fleming, OP Carol J. Fox
Jacob & Ahra Esper Mr. & Mrs. Verne C. Felstow Christine Fleming Estelle M. Fox
Janet M. Esper Sheila S. Fenbert Joseph & Jeanne Fleming John & Barbara Fox
Jerry & Cheryl Esper Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Fencyk Jr. Thomas G. Fleming Catherine Weigel Foy
Leo & Linda Esper June Fennell Floral City Beverage, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Fracassa
Paul & Grace Esper Kevin & Nina Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Flores Bebe Frahm
Shannon & Mark Esper Peter J. Ferguson Carmen Flores Sharon A. Fralick
Karen Essary Susan Ferguson Gloria & Jack Florin Beverly A. Francek
Norman J. Estigoy Dave & Carol Ferrell Gloria G. Flucke, IHM Associate Colleen R. Francis
Rosemary Etue, IHM Associate Mr. & Mrs. John E. Ferris Arlene D. Flynn Katherine M. Francis
Peter J. Etzel Herbert Ferry III Betty Flynn Joyce Francois
Judith M. Etzkorn Eugene A. Festa Jr. Dennis & Carolyn Flynn Josephine T. Franey
Karen Evangelista Joan Fetter Diane Flynn Eugene & Barbara Frank
Christine & Ronald Evans Elizabeth K. Fey James A. Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Frankowski
Margaret M. Evans Edwin & Barbara Feys Mr. & Mrs. Leo F. Flynn Marla J. Frantum
Mary Jo Evans Maureen Field, IHM Michael & Debra Flynn Carlo R. Franz
Rose Evanski William B. Field Peggy Suever Flynn Josephine E. Franz
Marylou Eveleth Linda E. Fields Mary F. Foerg Pennylyn Franz
Dale C. Even Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Filarski Mary Jo Foerstner Nancy J. Franzen
Barbara J. Eves Terence M. Filipiak Edward J. Fogarty III Joyce Franzone
Jacqueline Evola Janice J. Finazzo Marguerite A. Fogarty, IHM Kathleen M. Frasco
Judy L. Evola Craig & Amy Findley Anne G. Fogle Michele & Sandy Fratarcangeli
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Evola Judith A. Fink Martha A. Foley & Diana & Paul Frechette
Cathy A. Evoy Joan Finlayson Daniel G. Fredendall Teresa G. Fredericks
Michael B. Eyl Jim & Ann Finnerty Doris C. Foley Dorothy Fredian
Mike & Mary Alice Ezzell First Merchants Bank Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Foley Fred’s Key Shop
Doris K. Fischer Leslie A. Foley Mr. & Mrs. William F. Frey
Rod & June Fischer Noreen M. Foley, IHM Associate Rosalie Frey-Hamm
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Dennis P. Fagan
Gerald Fisher
Heather Fisher
Kurt M. Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Follett
David & Melinda Fons
Mary Ann Fontana
Annette & Gerald Fricke
Mary Ann Friday
Mr. & Mrs. Neil E. Fringer
JoAnn Fagan Rev. Robert Fisher Jean Foos Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Fritz III
Thomas P. Fanning Robert & Gertrude Fisher Jacalyn M. Foot Cathe A. Fritz
Robert & Joy Farmer Mary C. Fishman FOR Investment Partners Mary & Dick Fritz
William & Mary Farmer Anne Fitzgerald Anna & Ted Ford Gregory S. Fryt
Clayton F. Farrell E.W. Fitzgerald Greg & Karen Formanczyk Jacqueline Fulbright
Elizabeth A. Farrell Eugene Fitzgerald Formosa Family Mary T. Fulmer
Jo Anne K. Fasing Karen E. Fitzgerald David & Patricia Forner Janice & Michael Funnell
The Faszczenski & Watson Families Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Fitzgerald Penny J. Forrest Richard & Kathleen Furgason
Jacqueline J. Fattore Thomas & Ellen Fitzgerald Carolyn Fortner Kathleen M. Furlong
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