Development Dispatch Fall 2018

SPECIAL POINTS

OF INTEREST:

Auditorium

Annual Fund

Thank You!

Supporters of

MKC

Living Legacy

Society Inductees

Understanding

the Stock Market

Skilled Nursing

Dining Room

Throughout the years Maple Knoll Village has seen additions and changes to t campus since its opening in 1977. Maple Knoll Communities Management

Team is constantly working with residents and staff to see what we can help

with to improve their lives here at Maple Knoll Village. One area that is in dire

need of renovations is our Auditorium on the campus of Maple Knoll Village.

The auditorium is an important part of our campus and, unfortunately, is often

inadequate to serve the needs of performers, presenters and audiences. The

Auditorium currently holds 150 people in a theatre style setting. We have

seen a growth in our senior population and the availability of new technology

ces that can be implemented to improve their experience.

Currently we have 540 residents living in Independent Living, Assisted Living

Skilled Nursing. The space is also utilized by our 621 employees, 110

residents in Senior Affordable Housing, Montessori Child Center student and

over 1,000 outside guests and family members each year. These various

groups allow for a large mixture of individuals of all ages to be served through

programming and special events held in the auditorium.

The remodel will allow us to better utilize wasted space for additional seating,

provide new technology for accessibility to those with impairments and allow

entertainment opportunities. In addition The Village Center

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Now we are asking you to please consider giving back to the Auditorium we know and love and help support us in this endeavor.

The following renovations are proposed: Creation of additional seating space be

eliminating the stage, staging area and unnecessary storage.

New Flooring. We will remove the existing stage and

replace it with a portable stage that can not only be used in the auditorium but in other areas of our campus.

Renovations will allow for up to date hearing assistance technology to be incorporated.

New lighting will allow for better visibility for attendees as well as an improved performance space for guests.

The wall coverings and paint are aging, requiring repair and replacement.

Seating and tables are in need of replacement. Current seating is heavy and hard for residents to get in and out of.

We will consolidate existing storage to allow for additional seating space.

The doors are unable to lock, have worn through at the bottom and provide no sound barrier. New doors will be necessary.

A permanent bar and serving station will be added to accommodate for large events, outside gatherings. This addition will include a sink, ice machine, food and drink storage and staff serving space.

New audiovisual technology will include a projector system, additional screens for viewing in the back of the auditorium and recording capability. Recordings will then be able to be viewed on our Maple Knoll television station for homebound seniors and those unable to attend.

The entrance to the auditorium, The Village Center, will be enhanced to include automatic doors. The current solarium windows in the area are in need of replacement due to leaking and bubbled glazing. Reframing of the roof structure and insertion of new windows will better accommodate the space. A pergola will be added outside of the area.

The Village Center will also be updated with new seating, renovated coat closet and finishes. New perimeter radiant heaters will be added.

Renovations of the auditorium will provide a fresh look to the space and improved access for our residents as well as for outside community gatherings and presentations that will increase our partnership with the community. The project will cost $1,000,000 to be completed. Construction will begin once funds are raised.

Gifts to the Auditorium renovation project are tax-deductible and will help make a difference in the lives of those we serve. To learn more about how you can be a part of this unique project, please call The Development Office at 513.782.2424.

Proposed Refreshment Station

Proposed Village Center

Hope Grows Here, Planting the Seeds for Tomorrow

Maple Knoll Communities, Inc. would like to thank volunteers, staff, donors, and residents who

helped to make for yet another exceptional annual fund campaign year.

In 1989, Maple Knoll Communities started an Annual Fund Corporate Campaign to support

programs, services and benevolent care throughout the organization. Each year a

campaign theme and goal are set to raise money for The Future Care Fund. With a theme of

“Hope Grows Here, Planting The Seeds for Tomorrow”, we prepared for not only today, but

future needs. Fred Robbins, Maple Knoll Board Member and Annual Fund Chair, once again led

staff and 32 volunteers.

In order to provide education on fundraising needs, three committee meetings were held with

separate kick off parties for employees, MKV, TKO, and informational sessions at specific

campus neighborhoods. The Maple Knoll phonathon was held in May and volunteers made calls

to approximately 1,400 constituents.

Together, we were able to raise $1,248,650 from 2,077 donors who gave a total of 7,919, the

highest amount of gifts in our history. We are happy to report that 1,076 individuals increased

their donations this fiscal year. Our corporate giving campaign also broke records by raising

$292,408 and far exceeding the goal of $176,000. This included 28 new corporate donors.

To celebrate the success Maple Knoll Village and The Knolls of Oxford will recognize donors and

volunteers with thank you celebration in upcoming months.

Thank you to all of those who allowed us to “Plant the Seeds for Tomorrow” and help make The

2018 Maple Knoll Communities Annual Fund a success! For information on Maple Knoll

Communities, Inc. or how to support the Maple Knoll Annual Fund please call 513.782.8629 or

visit our website at www.mkcommunities.org.

The 2018 Annual Fund Campaign Volunteers

CONTRIBUTIONS TO MAPLE KNOLL COMMUNITIES

January 1, 2018-June 30th, 2018

Maple Knoll Village Future Care Fund Anonymous (4) AAA Cincinnati Ms. Shelley B. Acus Mr. and Mrs. David P. Allen Mrs. Dorothy A. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Don Alverson Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ames Mr. and Mrs. John Ammerman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Anderson Ms. Marilyn Anderson Ms. Gail Angel Ms. Carole J. Arend Mr. and Mrs. Snowden Armstrong Mr. Frank J. Auciello Mr. and Mrs. George Babak Mr. and Mrs. James Bakas Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bauer Mr. Daniel Beam Mr. Donald Beam Ms. Jazmine Bell Ms. Briana Bennie Benevity Community Impact Fund (The) Dr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Beymer Mr. Joseph M. Bill Ms. Ernetta Blair Ms. Natalia Blakey Mrs. Corinne J. Blanton Mr. and Mrs. Jim O. Blanton Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bloomstrom Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bloomstrom, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bomberger Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Boss Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Bosse Mr. and Mrs. John Bower Ms. Cora Bradley Mr. and Mrs. James F. Brady Mr. & Mrs. Steve Brash Mrs. Norma Briner Ms. Deborah Brooks Mr. and Mrs. George D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Brown Ms. Lauris Brown Ms. Nancy Brown Mrs. Ruth Brown Mr. Jeff Bruggeman Ms. Christina Bryant Mrs. Louise Burg Ms. Lori Burgess Ms. Kia Burston Mr. and Mrs. Gene Busby Ms. Catherine M. Bussey Ms. Frances Calkins Cambridge Health Associates

Mr. Joseph Castelli Mrs. Deborah Cattran Ms. Lakisha A. Chambers Mr. Richard L. Chapman Chefs Warehouse Ms. Evelyn Chidester Cincinnati Eye Institute Mrs. Teresa Cisse Don Clark Ms. Yvette Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cody Ms. Amelia V. Cole Ms. Nancy Coletta Ms. Catherine Connell Mr. and Mrs. John Connelly Mr. Paul Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Constand Mr. Jim Conyers Rev. Steven Copeland Mrs. Julie Cox Mr. Andy Craig Ms. Carol Crawford Ms. Veronica L. Crawford Crown Trophy Ms. Tracie M. Daniels Mr. Walter D. Daniels III Mrs. Jeanne M. Davis Ms. Lakeisha Dawson Mrs. Marilyn Demmler Mrs. Rose Denman Mrs. Barbara DeSalvo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey Mrs. Caryl Druley Duke Energy Foundation Ms. Michele Dumas Mrs. Judy Ebbeler Mrs. Michelle Eckart Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eling Mr. Charles Ellman Mr. and Mrs. Steven Elsen Ms. Geneva Emerson Ms. Fern Engelbrecht Mrs. Lamie Engelman Mrs. Sara Ertel Mrs. Becki Eschbach Mr. and Mrs. W. Hardy Eshbaugh Mr. and Mrs. David R. Evans Miss Margaret Fanella Mr. Ross A. Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. John Fay Mr. and Mrs. William Feinberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields Mr. Sheldon Flowers Mr. James M. Formal Mr. and Mrs. Scooter Franks Ms. Tequesha M. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Bob Friedhoff Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Frye Ms. Cassandra Fuller

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Funke Ms. Teresa L. Gagnon Mrs. Dorothy Galvin Ms. Gail Gamble Mrs. Ellen Gardella Ms. Johanna Gatewood Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Gaudin Ms. Kathleen Gehringer Genesis Mechanical Services GNO Construction Mrs. Pauline Goddard Ms. Maggie Goller Ms. Ellie Graham Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gropp-Wedig Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grossoehme Ms. Terri Grote Ms. Nancy Gulick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guzi Mrs. Helen Haberstroh Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hallman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hamant Mr. and Mrs. Al Hamilton Mr. James Hammerling Mrs. Willa Grey Hammond Mrs. Anna W. Harlan Mrs. Deborah Harris Mr. Kenn Harrison Mr. James Hartman Mr. Bill Helferich Ms. Nancy Hendricks Deborah M. Herrera Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Heusinkveld Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heyser Mrs. Dolores H. Hileman Mr. Dwight D. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hirschfeld Ms. Vicke L. Hitchcock Mrs. Ali Hiwot Mr. James W. Hoeh, Jr. Mr. Burton E. Holthus Home Instead Mr. Roger W. Honebrink Mr. and Mrs. Pleas Hoskins Mr. Daniel Hotel Ms. Angela E. Howard Ms. Kathleen S. Howard Ms. Jean Hughes Mr. John B. Hughes Ms. Kathryn Jo P. Hull Mrs. Bernie Humason Huntington Bank - Commercial Banking Mrs. Carol A. Hust Ms. Jane Janzen Mr. Christopher K. Jenkins Mr. Howard Jennrich Mr. Gordon Jewett Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc.

Mrs. Marilyn P. Johnston Mrs. Bertha L. Jones Mr. Jeffery Jones Miss Mary E. Kammer Mrs. Gerhild Keith Mr. Terry Kessler Mrs. Shirley Kestler Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Kieviet Mr. George D. Kiley Mrs. Sallie A. Killian Mr. Donald King Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. King Mr. Clyde B. Kitchens Miss Burnetta C. Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kremzar Kroger Company Foundation Ms. Mary Lou Kronke Mrs. Kathryn Kumler Ms. Mary C. Ladrigan Mrs. Norma Jean Lake Ms. Alaphair M. Lammers Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lammert Dr. Susan Lang Mr. and Mrs. Don Larson Mrs. Beatrice R. Lea Mrs. Shirley W. Leahy Mrs. Mildred E. Lenox Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Leslie Mrs. Maxine F. Lewis Ms. Elizabeth A. Lilley Mr. Arthur M. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Linkenhoker Ms. Clare Logan Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Longstreet Ms. Nita Lyon Mrs. Sharon Lytle Dr. and Mrs. John A. MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Vince Manno Maple Leaf Auxiliary Mr. Rene Marois Mr. Michael A. Martini Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Marty Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Marty Mr. and Mrs. Jim Matchett Lynn Matson Ms. Debbie McCreanor Mrs. Nancy Mc Cue Ms. Mattie McFarland Mr. Timothy McGowan Mr. Parnel McGreevy Ms. Anne McKinney Ms. Amy McLaren Lucille McQuire Ms. Barbara Mecklenborg Ms. Janie M. Meiners Ms. Chanel J. Mincey Mr. Matt Mincey Mr. and Mrs. Lewe Mizelle Mr. Dave Mocsny Mrs. Janet L. Mooar Ms. Brenda Moore Mrs. Theresa C. Moore

Ms. Ruth Morris Moving Matters Mr. James O. Muchmore Ms. Margaret H. Mullane Mrs. Pat Munafo Mr. Jack A. Murdock Ms. Latasha T. Murray Ms. Nikkia S. Murray Ms. Erin Navaro Mrs. Barbara Nellis John & Linda Neumaier Ms. Bobbie Jean Neumeister Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nicholas Ms. Marilyn Niemann Ms. Margaret A. Oakes Mrs. Audrey K. O'Connor Mr. William Ostrander Ms. Vera Owens Ms. Sharon Pace Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Pasco Mr. and Mrs. Len L. Paulini Mrs. Karen Pendleton Ms. Laura Perez Ms. Lynette Peterson Mrs. Winifred C. Petree Mr. Jay Pez Mrs. Elaine A. Pietch Mr. Mark Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Powell Ms. Mary Alice Prazynski Procter & Gamble Ms. Bunnie Prost Mrs. Jessica E. Puls Mrs. Joan A. Purves Mr. James A. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rasche Ms. Connie Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. Jack Remington Mr. and Mrs. John Rengering Mrs. Mary M. Renneker Ms. Verity M. Retherford Ms. Janet R. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson Mrs. Lydia Rittinger Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Robbins Robbins Kelly Patterson & Tucker Drs. Nancy and Nicholas Robert Ms. Cynthia R. Robinson Ms. Sandy Robison Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rodencal Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Roediger Mrs. Penny A. Rolfsen Mr. Charles K. Rood Ms. Deborah L. Ross Mrs. AnnaMaria Rossiter Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sarber Mrs. Ida L. Scherer Ms. Elinor Schieman Mr. Charles Schroeder Mrs. Velma E. Schuster Mrs. Ruth H. Schwein Ms. Sunny N. Scott Mr. & Mrs. William Seay

Ms. Cristina N. Seger Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sherlock Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shoup Ms. Genesia D. Simmons Sisters of Charity Mr. and Mrs. William W. Slemmons Ms. Connie Smiley Ms. Robin Smith Mrs. Jolene Sobotka and Dr. Jeff Nerad Society of the Transfiguration Mr. and Mrs. Donald Solsman Mrs. Marilyn Spreen Springdale Church of the Nazarene Mrs. Alice M. Stadler Mr. Jim Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Stanforth Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stephens Sterling Research Group Ms. Laketra D. Steward Ms. Jacqueline Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Stowe Mrs. Amy Straus Mr. Bob Suddendorf Sutphin Family Foundation (The) Ms. Jean Sutton Ms. Jessica Swanson Mr. David Swartz Sweet Home Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tanis Mrs. Marian Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Taylor Mrs. Nancy Thaler Mrs. Marlene Theile Mr. A. Richard Thomas Ms. Dominique T. Thomas Ms. Tonya Thomas Carl G. Thompson, M.D. Mrs. Beth Thress Dr. and Mrs. Walter Timperman Ms. Nancy Tricase Dr. Alice M. Tse Mr. Woodrow H. Uible Ms. Katrina Ulrich Mrs. Megan Ulrich University of Cincinnati Alumni Association Ms. Dorothy Vice Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Vidal Mrs. Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin VIOX Services, Inc./Emcor Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Volz Ms. Patti Wade Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wagner Ms. Dolores D. Walker Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace Mr. Morris Walsh Mrs. Carol E. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Watkins Mr. Edward Weber Ms. Jolene S. Weiskittel Mr. and Mrs. Steve Werenski

In Memory of Bette Hepp Dorothy Galvin Mary Kammer

In Memory of Mary Honebrink Roger W. Honebrink

In Memory of Alice Hornbaker Maple Leaf Auxiliary

In Memory of James Humason Mrs. Bernie Humason

In Memory of Dobler Jackson Anonymous (1)

In Memory of Stan Jenkinson Mary Kammer

In Memory of Ruth Jennrich Howard Jennrich

In Memory of Ann Keane Cambridge Health Associates Sisters of Charity

In Memory of Theresa Kellner Mr. George Kellner Ms. Ann Harlan

In Memory of Phyllis Kemen Anonymous (1) Ms. Ellie Graham

In Memory of Beverly G. King Donald King

In Memory of Sally Kitchens & Edward Bernard Lim Mr. Clyde B. Kitchens

In Memory of Lois Kunkel Anna Harlan Maple Leaf Auxiliary

In Memory of John Lake Norma J. Lake

In Memory of John Lea Mrs. Bea Lea

In Memory of John D. Leahy Mrs. Shirley W. Leahy

Mrs. Nancy West Mr. and Mrs. Joe Westendorf Ms. Laurie Westermeyer Mr. Emmet T. White Ms. Judith J. Whitney Ms. Janet Wiehe Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Willey Ms. Sue Williams Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Wilson Mr. Mike Wirmel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolf Barbara L. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. Worthen Ms. Marilyn Wray Mrs. Dorothy Yauch Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Yungk Mrs. Michelle Zeis Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. David Zuidema

Honorariums In Honor of John Ammerman Megan Ulrich

In Honor of Lydia Agyri Louise Burg

In Honor of Linda Backus John & Linda Neumaier

In Honor of Natalia Blakey Louise Burg

In Honor of Breese Manor Employees & Residents Laurie Westermeyer

In Honor of Terry Burg Louise Burg

In Honor of Wendy Crawford Louise Burg

In Honor of Mary Davis Marge Fanella

In Honor of Jennifer Figueroa Louise Burg

In Honor of John G. Galvin Dorothy Galvin

In Honor of Rayanna Goodwin Louise Burg

In Honor of Jim Hoeh Megan Ulrich

In Honor of Wings (Honor Flight Laurie Westermeyer

In Honor of Mary Jane Howes Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Bosse

In Honor of Bea Lea Mrs. Ida L. Scherer Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Taylor

In Honor of Patty Lewis Louise Burg

In Honor of the Memory Care Unit Mrs. Pat Munafo

In Honor of Ryan Pasco Megan Ulrich

In Honor of Chip & Laura Pease AAA Cincinnati

In Honor of Jessie Puls Megan Ulrich

In Honor of Kia Stuckley Louise Burg

In Honor of Dolores & E. Lanier Walker Dolores D. Walker

In Honor of Michelle Zeis Megan Ulrich

Memorials In Memory of Dottie Allen Marge Fanella James M. Formal Anna Harlan

In Memory of James R. Allen Dorothy A. Allen

In Memory of Shirley Auciello Frank J. Auciello

In Memory of Carol & David Mr. & Mrs. Donald Funke

In Memory of Lucille Carr Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Vidal

In Memory of Mildred Chapman Ms. Janet R. Reynolds

In Memory of Joy Chapman

Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tanis

In Memory of Gene Ann Cordes Carole J. Arend Jon B. Boss Carol Crawford Maggie Goller Anna Harlan Merlyn Heusinkveld Jean Hughes Nancy Robert Elinor Schieman A. Richard ThomasDorothy YauchRobert J. Watkins

In Memory of Mary Davis Margaret Fanella

In Memory of Robert F. Druley Caryl Druley

In Memory of Robert Eschbach Becki Eschbach

In Memory of Robert Eisentrout Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Stanforth

In Memory of Wilma Flowers Sheldon Flowers Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Stanforth

In Memory of Mary Jane Fuller

Dr. Alice M. Tse

In Memory of Louise M. Green Chaplain Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin

In Memory of Nell Green Rose Denman James M. Formal Anna Harlan Jim Hoeh John & Linda Neumaier

In Memory of Ed & Rita Gropp Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gropp-Wedig

In Memory of Sarah Hamilton Gail Angel

In Memory of Jim Lytle Sharon Lytle Mr. & Mrs. Shoup

In Memory of Emil Matecha William Feinberg

In Memory of James E. McCue Mrs. Nancy McCue

In Memory of Noreen Mocsny Dave Mocsny

In Memory of Howard Moore Anna Harlan

In Memory of Shirley Muchmore James O. Muchmore

In Memory of Mildred Murphy Carol A. Hust

In Memory of Geneva Oberle Chaplain Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin

In Memory of Robert O'Connor Audrey K. O'Connor

In Memory of Mary Frances Packard Mr. & Mrs. David R. Evans

In Memory of Carolyne Beatrice Paul Mr. & Mrs. William Seay

In Memory of Jerry Pietch Elaine A. Pietch

In Memory of Paul Russell Mrs. Barbara K. Eshbaugh

In Memory of Russell E. Schuster Velma E. Schuster

In Memory of Carlie B. Simpson Anonymous (1)

In Memory of Bill Spreen Marilyn Spreen Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Roediger

In Memory of Bob StromMr. & Mrs. John C. Bloomstrom

In Memory of Ruth Stokes Maple Leaf Auxiliary

In Memory of Jackie Suddendorf Bob Suddendorf

In Memory of Gene Taylor Marian Taylor

In Memory of Francis & Beatrice Tse Dr. Alice M. Tse

In Memory of Chris Vilaboy Chaplain Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin

In Memory of Richard and Charmy Voss Marilyn Demmler Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin

In Memory of Lanier Walker Dolores D. Walker

In Meory of Darrell Walls Sara Ertel

In Memory of Pat Williams Maple Leaf Auxiliary

In Memory of Peg Wimmer Anna Harlan

The Knolls of Oxford Future Care Fund Anonymous (3) Terri Abernathy Alice Adkins Trisha Arcuragi Don Auble Stacey L. Brekke Sue Clark Jerome Conley Anita Curran Custom Flooring Theodore Davis Duany R. De La Cruz Judith de Luce DeBra-Kuempel Don Shuckmann Company Julie Emerson Ross A. Farnsworth John D. Ferguson Lee Fisher Frank Frisina Melissa Gallimore Donald Gerber Lloyd Goggin

Eileen Goode John Haffey JoAnne S. Hagerman Peggy Harrington Nancy Hendricks Linda C. Henson Richard W. Hesse David Hirsch Louise Hofstadter HOME TO HOME TRANSITIONS LLC HomeWell Senior Care, LLC Kimberlee R. Hoskins Suzanne House Jeff Hollmann Wallcoverings and Painting Donald Jespersen Ralph Jones Chuck Kamke Mary Keebler Art Keeler Scarllett L. Kilgore Margaret E. Kindler Sherrill Korineck Kroger Company Foundation Laura Lacy Peter LaPresto Lynette Leichman Rick Leichman Arthur Lippmann Luna Blu LLC Kathy Marling Melissa May Bob Medlock Virginia H. Miller Debra L. Moleski Ada Mondary Sondra Lee Moore Kelley S. Needham Richard M. Norman Rebecca Lynn Parrigin Winifred Pearson Taylor D. Perkinson Marsha Perry Tara Pitts Helen Plemmons Sandra Pont William Pulley Linda S. Rader Suzanne Reif Donald Retzsch Christy Rhodus Paul Russell Karen Schmidt Al Schneider Lori Scott Jane Sheard Yoko Shuler Skipper's James Smith Jeanette L. Smith George Speck Stateline Medical Equipment Bernie Study Michael Tankersley

Lisa Taulbee Megan Ulrich Tina Vrabel-Hansel Sally Wasser Joseph Wespiser Mr. Robert E. White Heanon Wilkins Miss Mary Ann Williams Robert Williams Susan Wilson Shirley A. Younts Mariam Zabel Violet Ziepfel Mr. & Mrs. James Smith

Honorariums In Honor of Robert Bachmann Mary Bachmann

Memorials In Memory of Pris Berry John A. Davis Frank Frisina Wanda Goldey Paul Russell

In Memory of Gloria J. Culley Bedel Family Larry Metzler Ada Mondary Linda S. Rader Al Schneider Jeanette L. Smith Jack Tremain

In Memory of 80th Wedding Anniversary of Sherwood & June Culp Jane Sheard

In Memory of Robert F. Etheridge Veda Etheridge

In Memory of Don Harrington Don Harrington

In Memory of Janet Hesse Richard W. Hesse

In Memory of Michael Holt John H. Huntington

In Memory of Dick Lodge Frank Frisina Mary C. Hay

In Memory of Tom McGreevy

In Memory of Betty Jane Widdau Joy & Earl Allen Nora & Bruce George Mr. & Mrs. George Luechauer Mr. & Mrs. Steven Maddock Mr. & Mrs. Clint Staton

The Knolls of Oxford Garden Fund Mr. & Mrs. John Reller

Memorials In Memory of Pris Berry Mr. & Mrs. Frederick F. Brower Mr. & Mrs. John A. Davis Ms. Laura Slinkard Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Wiley Ms. Betty Wills

Good Samaritan Fund Mayer-Rothschild Foundation and Scripps Gerontology Center

Village Home Health and Hospice Mr. and Mrs. John A. Anderson Ms. Michelle Angel Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brewer Ms. Lori Burgess Ms. Tricia Cefalu-Cross Mr. Andy Craig Ms. Iva S. Edwards Ms. Cathy Glorius Ms. Nancy Hendricks Ms. Marge Howes Alaphair Lammers Ms. Valerie Landell Ms. Elizabeth A. Lilley Ms. Jen Madison Mr. Madison Ms. Judy Milenkevich John & Linda Neumaier Mr. Robert H. Orr Mrs. Margaret L. Pechiney Ms. Alicia Reid Ms. Cynthia Robinson Ms. Danielle Sears Ms. Margaret Spradling Ms. Joan P. Stine Mr. John Turner Mrs. Megan Ulrich Ms. Sheila R. Weinel Juana Weiss Ms. Sherry Whisenant

Memorials In Memory of Bill DeVoe Ms. Edith Fulcher

George Speck Joseph Wespiser

In Memory of Jerri Miller Betty Barnhart

In Memory of Betty Jane Widdau Debra L. Moleski

In Memory of Heanon Wilkins Mrs. Connie Wilkins

The Knolls of Oxford Activities Fund Anonymous (3) Ms. Regan Abernathy Ms. Stephanie Anglin Mr. Francisco J. Ayo-Cuesta Mr. George Beverley Mr. Charles H. Bowers Ms. Stacey L. Brekke Ms. Jennifer Bulanda Ms. Jeanne M. Chiligiris Ms. Robin Cope Mr. & Mrs. Michael Crowder Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davis Mr. Ross A. Farnsworth Ms. Monica Hershberger Ms. Suzanne House Mr. & Mrs. Tony Houston Mr. Brian Johnson Mr. Mike Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Don Kelly Ms. Patti Krehbiel Mr. Tim Krehbiel Morgan Liddic Ms. Lauren Loehnert Ms. Stephanie Lukac Ms. Agnes McDonough Mr. and Mrs. David McGrew Mr. and Mrs. Bob Medlock Ms. Sharlene R. Mullen Ms. Amy Roberts Mr. Joseph Schalijo Mr. and Mrs. George Speck Ms. Sally Wasser Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Williams Mr. Allan Winkler

Honorariums In Honor of Mary Jane Brower Mr. & Mrs. Steve Sadler

Memorials

Ms. Joyce McDaniel

In Memory of Robert H. Easton Mrs. Chris Easton

In Memory of Leslie W. Steele Mrs. Debra A. Kreilein

In Memory of Aldred Voelkel Dr. Barbara Voelkel

Outreach Services Anonymous (2) Tom Collins Deeks Trust Cassandra Fuller Maureen Gerrity Howard Goins Arleene Keller Ethel Labanz Alfred P. Lessure Frances Love Helen Maddux Loraine Michael Robert H. Orr John Richey Penny A. Rolfsen Jim Stahl Jody A. Steinhilber Betty J. Swinford

Meals on Wheels Program Fund Betty J. Strait

Honorariums In Honor of Harry & Dean Littlecott Lourelle Littlecott

Memorials In Memory of Irene Waddle Sherman Waddle

Chapel Fund Honorariums In Honor of Rev. Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin's 21 years of service at MKC Rev. Steven Copeland

Memorials In Memory of Dorothy Allen Chaplian Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin

In Memory of William DeVoe Chaplian Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin

In Memory of Theresa Kellner Rev. Steven Copeland

In Memory of Wilhelmina Lau Chaplain Nancy Vilaboy-Allphin

Corporate Campaign Allied Group, Inc. Bahmann Foundation Benevity Community Impact Fund (The) ChemSearch Deeks Trust Don Shuckmann Company Duke Energy Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Steven Elsen Fox 19 GE Foundation

Maple Sponsorship Spring Grove Family

Trunk Sponsor Ohio National Foundation

Leaf Sponsorship Cincinnati Eye Institute Chefs Warehouse Genesis Mechanical Services GNO Construction Home Instead Huntington Bank - Commercial Banking Robbins Kelly Patterson & Tucker Sterling Research Group

Seedling Sponsorship BioTech X-ray Crown Trophy GNO Construction Harold Gotoff Jeff Hollmann Wallcoverings and Painting HOME TO HOME TRANSITIONS LLC HomeWell Senior Care, LLC Huntington Bank - Commercial Banking Kroger Company Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lammert Luna Blu LLC Barbara Majnarich McKesson Medical Moving Matters OneSource Employee Management PNC Financial Services Group

PNC Foundation Procter & Gamble Robbins Kelly Patterson & Tucker Skilled Care Pharmacy, Inc. Society of the Transfiguration Springdale Church of the Nazarene Stateline Medical Equipment Sutphin Family Foundation (The) Sweet Home Cincinnati Traditions Building & Development Group, Inc. University of Cincinnati Alumni Association VIOX Services, Inc./Emcor Vorhis & Ryan Funeral Home

Honorariums In Honor of Chip and Laura Pease AAA Cincinnati

Memorials In Memory of Gene Ann Cordes Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission

In Memory of Joy Chapman Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc.

In Memory of Mike Farrar Lewis G. Gatch

In Memory of Ann Keane Cambridge Health Associates Sisters of Charity

Capital Fund Bodmann Pavilion Bathroom Doors Sutphin Family Foundation (The)

Child Center Floor Michelle Eckart

Bodmann Pavilion Mrs. Nancy McCue

Bodmann Pavilion Rehabilitation Beds Maple Leaf Auxiliary

Bodmann Pavilion Second Floor Dining Room John B. Hughes

Linda Beerman STNA Education Fund Mrs. Linda Beerman

Rehabilitation Services Fund BioTech X-ray Ms. Sarah Harris Ms. Joan Haydock Ms. Arleene Keller Ms. Jen Madison Mallory Madison Ms. Julee S. Ramiro Mrs. AnnaMaria Rossiter Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sarber

Honorariums In Honor of Rehabilitation Staff Mrs. K. Sandy Jackisch

Memorials In Memory of Joy Chapman Mrs. K. Sandy Jackisch

Smart House Fund Ms. Marge Howes

Nursing Activities Fund Mr. Daniel Hotel Mrs. Joy Russell

Good Samaritan Fund Stephanie Goddard

Memorials In Memory of Alfred Voelkel Dr. Barbara Voelkel

Hemsworth Wellness Center Fund Mrs. Nancy D. Cooley Mr. Jim Conyers Ms. Gwendolyn D. Cruz Mr. James P. Dunn Ms. Joan Haydock Ms. Nancy Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heyser Ms. Kathryn Jo P. Hull Miss Mary E. Kammer Linda & John Neumaier David E. and Kay E. Schram Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Sims Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wagner

Wellness Center NuStep Maple Leaf Auxiliary

Memorials In Memory of Gene Taylor Mrs. Marian Taylor

Montessori Child Center Fund Anonymous (1) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Anderson Ms. Anne Cooper Ms. Meri Fox Dr. & Mrs. Flemming Holm Katie and Alex Ihnen Mrs. Mary Johnson John & Linda Neumaier

Auditorium Fund Mr. Jeff Bruggeman Mrs. Louise Burg Mr. and Mrs. Gene Busby Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Constand Mrs. Pauline Goddard Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grossoehme Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Haley Mr. Forrest W. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Gary Huffman Ms. Jean Hughes Mr. John B. Hughes Mrs. Marilyn P. Johnston Mrs. Lois Luessen Ms. Nita Lyon Ohio National Foundation Mr. William Ostrander Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sherlock Ms. Cynthia Tabar Mr. Edward Weber

Honorariums In Honor of Mary Davis Miss Margaret Fanella

Memorials In Memory of Robert DeSalvo Mrs. Barbara DeSalvo

In Memory of Ruth Jennrich Mr. Howard Jennrich

In Memory of Richard Lenox Mrs. Mildred E. Lenox

Hearing Enhancement System In Memory of Ellen F. McCarthy Mrs. Elaine A. Pietch

Richard Neubauer, M.D. and John Hughes Hospice Center

Honorariums/Memorials In Honor/Memory of Maria Rivera Ms. Robin S. Cooper Ms. Jill Peddenpohl

WMKV Annual Fund Anonymous (1) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Anderson Mr. John C. Bloomstrom Mr. Thomas E. Dewey Ms. Carole Murphy John & Linda Neumaier Mr. William Ostrander Mr. Joe Westendorf

Memorials In Memory of Tom Emmert Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Pucher

In Memory of Alice Hornbaker Anonymous (1) Mrs. Anne C. Fredrickson

WMKV Sponsorship AAA Cincinnati Brown Advisory ChemSearch Cincinnati Bell Wireless Cincinnati Enquirer Crux Graphics Custom Design Benefits, Inc. EBEB Solutions Fox 19 GNO Construction Herbert J. Sims & Company HomeWell Senior Care, LLC Gary Huffman Huntington Bank - Commercial Banking Luminaut Michael A. Martini McKesson Medical Millennium Business Systems Morris Electric Contracting & Service, Inc. OneSource Employee Management Plante Moran, PLLC R.J. Beischel Building Company Robbins Kelly Patterson & Tucker Skilled Care Pharmacy, Inc. Spring Grove Family Therapy Support, Inc. Traditions Building & Development Group, Inc. UC Physicians Company, LLC Vorhis & Ryan Funeral Home

Maple Knoll Communities Living Legacy Society 2018 Inductees

The Living Legacy Society was founded in 1992 to recognize those individuals who make

a significant gift in a special way. This select group consists of special friends who have

named our organization in their estate plans, made a planned gift, or contributed $50,000

or more in outright gifts. Gifts to the Living Legacy Society can be made through a

bequest, charitable gift annuity, life insurance plan, trust, or other type of planned gift.

This year we were able to recognize 14 individuals who share in Maple Knoll

Communities’ mission and vision, as the newest members of the Living Legacy Society.

These individuals were honored at our Annual Dinner Celebration in May.

Robert A. and Lois W. Cody

Bob and Lois are small-town Ohio natives. They met at The Ohio State

University. Bob was in chemical engineering; Lois was in nurse's training.

After college Bob was employed by Procter and Gamble and had a 37-year

career there. Following graduation Lois worked in Labor and Delivery at

Christ Hospital for five or six years, until their second son was born. They

have two sons who live nearby; there are also four grandchildren. Bob had

a community garden when they lived in Wyoming, so the balcony of their

home at Maple Knoll’s Kensington neighborhood is full of plants, including

some beautiful ferns; he calls it "Grandpa's Garden." His other interests

are reading, genealogy, and woodworking. Lois considers herself to be

a "professional volunteer." She was active in Wyoming civic interests

and worked in the Cincinnati Zoo gift shop for 25 years. She has been

associated with the Friends of the Library Warehouse in Hartwell since

the year 2000. She also likes to read, quilt, do jigsaw puzzles on her iPad,

and do an intricate form of handwork called "counted cross-stitch."

Mary G. Davis

Mary was originally from Cincinnati. She attended college at St. Mary's of

the Spring. She earned a degree at Ohio Dominican University and her

PHD at Catholic University in Washington, D.C. After teaching and working

as a counselor in Detroit, Mary was Head of the Adult Department at the

Good Samaritan Mental Health Center in Dayton. This facility was the first

in the country to be integrated into a general hospital. Mary shared a home

with Marge Fanella for 50 years, and they moved here to Maple Knoll

Village together. Mary passed away in March of 2017.

Margaret Fanella

Marge first moved into Coventry Court at Maple Knoll Village before moving

over to Beecher Place. She served on the Resident Council and on the Maple

Knoll Board for three years. Later she was treasurer of the Auxiliary. Marge

grew up in Chicago. She graduated from the University of Dayton and earned

her Master's Degree at Xavier University. Marge served as Principal at a school

for mentally disturbed students which accepted students from five schools in the

Dayton area. With counseling and classroom assistance the students were often

able to return to their original classrooms. Marge shared a home with Mary

Davis for 50 years, and moved here to Maple Knoll Village together. Marge

currently serves as a Maple Knoll Ambassador, is one of our Giving Circle

Leaders for Beecher Place, serves on the Hospitality Committee and is a

member of the Maple Leaf Auxiliary.

Mary Jane Fuller Mary Jane was born and raised in the Cincinnati area. She moved to

Maple Knoll from Evendale. Her late husband worked for General

Electric. Mary Jane graduated from the college of Mt. Saint Joseph and

worked for USI Chemicals Company, for nearly forty years. She was

active with St. Michael Church in Sharonville and on numerous

committees here at Maple Knoll. She passed away in September of 2015.

Grey Hammond

Grey grew up on a small farm in Indiana before moving to Maple Knoll.

She attended Hanover College for two years, and then taught in

elementary schools in Indiana for five years. After a move to Cincinnati

she studied further at the University of Cincinnati and then earned a

degree at Miami U. She taught in Colerain and then Finney-town

Elementary. Her husband was Superintendent of Schools in the

Northwest District. She has many interests. She loves to cook, to garden, to play golf, and she

enjoys bridge and reading and bird watching. She is also active in her church.

William Ostrander

Bill came to Maple Knoll from his 50 plus years of living in Atlanta, Georgia. As

a Mechanical Engineer, his career involved the design and sale of custom air

conditioning systems for large office buildings, hospitals and medical facilities,

universities and computer centers throughout the Southeastern states. His

reason for coming to Cincinnati was to be closer to his daughter and son-in-law,

who live in Wyoming. His reason for choosing Maple Knoll was that is was everything that he

was looking for: a nice place to live with good fellow residents and plenty of things to do. He

has served our community on the Residents Council and the Maple Knoll Board of Directors

and as an ambassador in the Marketing Department.

John & Phyllis “Kit” Reller

John Reller was born in Rochester, NY and he attended

Purdue University where he received a degree in

Aeronautical Engineering and then continued his

education at the University of Washington for his master’s

degree in mechanical engineering. Phyllis “Kit” Reller

was born in Iowa Falls, IA and attended college at The

University of Washington as well. The two met while in

Seattle, both working for Boeing Aircraft. Mr. Reller left

Boeing for National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics

(NACA), what would become NASA. After a short time in Cleveland, Ohio with NACA, the

Rellers relocated to the NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, CA. Mr. Reller

made his career at NASA for 47 years and Mrs. Reller developed a love for interior design

that lead her to a career in real estate. They have one daughter, Susan Flyer and a

granddaughter, Vanessa Flyer. After retirement, Mr. and Mrs. Reller moved to The Knolls

of Oxford to be near Mr. Reller’s brother. The Rellers enjoyed gardening, the arts and

traveling. Mr. and Mrs. Reller were instrumental in the development of The Knolls

Memory Garden and both stayed active on The Knolls Garden Commit-tee until their

deaths in 2016 and 2014 respectively.

Robert E. White, Jr.

Robert E. White was born on December 3, 1921 in Norwood, OH. Mr. White

graduated from Sycamore High School in 1940, then went on to Miami

University, earning both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism in

1945 and 1948, respectively. While a graduate student he joined Miami’s staff

part time and upon completion of his master’s degree became a full time

employee with the university. Early in his career he was heavily influenced by

Avis Cullen, who owned the “Oxford Press” which lead to his interest in local

news. In 1952 he and business partner purchased the “Oxford Press.” From

1960-1989 Mr. White served as the editor and publisher for the newspaper. He

sold the paper in 1989, but continued to write reviews for plays and occasional columns

right up to his death in May of 2009. Mr. White loved to travel, attend plays and musicals

and was an avid collector of antiques.

Dr. Edward and Janet Wiley

Ned and Janet Willey have been involved with Maple Knoll since January

2009 and arrived to the Westminster neighborhood in October 2009. They

previously lived in Defiance, Ohio. They have 2 children, and five

grandchildren. Ned received his degree in Dental Surgery from the

University of Michigan in 1960 and practiced dentistry in Defiance for 41

years. He is a past president of the Maumee Valley Dental Association,

Defiance Area, and the Defiance Kiwanis Club. Janet graduated from

Bowling Green University, and taught Home Economics in High Schools in

Michigan and Ohio. They both were very active in the Defiance

Presbyterian Church where Ned served as a Deacon, Elder and Clerk of

Session. Their personal interests include golf, gardening, travel, and Maple Knoll Village Bridge,

ping-pong, shuffleboard, chair yoga, and water volleyball! Both Ned and Janet are Maple Knoll

Village Ambassador’s, and Janet is up for election for resident council.

Dennis and Patricia Worthen

Dennis and Patti came to Maple Knoll’s Coventry Court neighborhood in

June, 2014 after 20 years in Loveland. They have two sons, and six

grand-children. Dennis and Patti met at the University of Michigan where

Dennis earned his B.S. in English. After 8 years Dennis returned to graduate

school at Case Western Reserve where he earned two masters and a PhD in

Library and Information Science. He then joined Norwich Eaton Pharmacal in

up-state New York. At Michigan, Patti had four majors in five semesters and

decided having a family was more fun! When her sons were grown she got

her BA in Accounting at the University of the State of New York. She worked

at the Area Agency on Aging, and when they moved to Cincinnati in 1994 she

worked with Women Helping Women. She has been a docent at the Taft Museum since 2006.

Both Dennis and Patti are advocates of walking for health and each walks several miles per

day, and enjoy the walkability of Maple Knoll Village. They love theatre and are season ticket

holders at the Playhouse, ETC, and CCM. Additionally, Patty and Dennis enjoy the campus

activities and Auditorium concerts, and they appreciate the convenience of the Wellness

Center. Dennis has been on the Building Grounds and Safety Committee since 2014, and

Patty is the Managing Editor of the Villager.

For further information about becoming a member of the Living Legacy Society, please call the

Development Department at 782-2428.

Understanding the Stock Market

The “stock market” is actually many stock markets. In the USA, we have the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ. There are 17 stock markets in the world with a value of $1 trillion or

more. If the thought of investing in the stock market scares you, you aren't alone. By understanding a little more about the stock market – and how the stock market works – you'll likely find it isn't as scary as you may think. Plus, you will better protect your life savings.

What Is a Stock or Share? When you buy a stock, you're buying a piece of the company. If there are 1000 shares of a company and you own 100 them, then you own 10% of that company. Many small companies are owned privately and do not issue shares.

Why Buy Shares? Investors trade a company's stock because the perceived value of company changes over time due to how much money it earns, its profitability, various risks, and other market factors. Investors can make or lose money. The market is the vast array of investors and traders who buy and sell the stock, frequently pushing the price up or down. Brokers (Schwab, Ameritrade, Fidelity, and others) usually act on our behalf to buy and sell stocks.

Trying to predict which stock will rise or fall, and when, is very difficult. Over time, stocks as a whole tend to rise, which is why many investors choose to buy a basket of stocks in various sectors (this is called diversification) and hold them for the long-term. Examples of sectors include retail, technology, real estate, and utilities. Investors who use the diversification approach do not concern themselves with day-to-day or even year-to-year fluctuations in stock prices. The ultimate goal of buying shares is to make money by buying stocks in companies you expect to do well. Long term investors, which most of us are and should continue to be, should buy and hold some stocks for most of their lifetime. Long term thinking is supported by the fact that a collection of 500 of the major US company stocks (the S&P 500) has averaged 10% growth per year over the past 4-5 decades. Of course, some years are bad for the stock market, and some years are good.

Some companies also pay a dividend to shareholders. A dividend is a cut of the company's profit, which the company sends to shareholders as long as the company continues to pay. Usually independent from the dividend, the share price will continue to fluctuate. Investors seeking regular income from their stock market investments tend to favor buying stocks that pay high dividends. When you own shares of a company, you own a piece of that business and therefore, you have a vote in how it is run and about electing their board of directors

Learning more about the stock market takes time. But understanding the stock market means that you can both protect your assets and growth more wealth over your lifetime.

Skilled Nursing Dining Room Renovations

Thanks to a generous donation by Maple Knoll Village resident, Jack Hughes, we were able to completely renovate our 2nd Floor Skilled Nursing Dining Room. This area serves as a dining room and recreational space for patients receiving Rehabilitation Services.

Renovations included: new flooring, paint, artwork, décor, tables, chairs, electric piano, patio furniture, baseboards, lighting, ceiling tiles and door hardware. Maple Knoll Village thanks

Mr. Hughes for his continued support of Bodmann Pavilion!

Resident Jack Hughes with Shelley Acus, Director of Nursing, and Tim McGowan,

Executive Vice President.

Spotlight on Giving Did you know?

Did you know that you can make a monthly recurring gift to Maple Knoll Communities? Recurring monthly gifts allow you to continually support our mission and is an easy and convenient way to give. You can make one monthly gift today, and know your charitable giving is in place for the entire year to come - no further action required.

There are three options for monthly giving that will help Maple Knoll Communities sustain programs and services for the older adults we serve. Your gift can be charged to a credit eachmonth by our Development staff. If you are a resident, a monthly contribution can be added to your Maple Knoll Communities account. If you are an employee, you have the option to make a monthly donation through payroll deduction.

If your situation changes for any reason, you can always change or cancel your gift with a simple phone call. For additional information, please call the Maple Knoll Communities Development staff at 513.782.8629.

Meet The Development Team

Megan Ulrich Vice President,

Michelle Zeis, CFRE

Specialist

Ryan Pasco

Laura Lacy Director, The Knolls of Oxford

Consider Maple Knoll Communities in Your Year End Giving Plans

We are blessed to live in a country where philanthropy is not only practiced, but is

encouraged. Many Americans recognize the need to help, and they understand how important it is

to take action in order to make a difference. Here are some End of Year giving reminders for 2018:

Make your donations by December 31 to be eligible for 2018 tax savings

Keep all receipts and thank you letters for tax purposes

Stock/property are giving options, and may provide greater tax savings than cash gifts

You may also donate through wills, trusts, insurance policies, and retirement plans

If you are 70 ½ and older, donations from your IRA may be an option

Consider gifts through your donor advised fund, or foundation

Be sure to consult with a tax advisor to decide which methods of giving is best for you

We ask that you please consider Maple Knoll Communities, a non-profit organization, in your year

end giving decision. To learn more please call The Maple Knoll Communities Development

Department at 513.782.2424.

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Development Department11100 Spring�eld PikeCincinnati, OH 45246

Development Department11100 Spring�eld PikeCincinnati, OH 45246

Development Department11100 Spring�eld PikeCincinnati, OH 45246