Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury is a not-for-profit, intimate, church-related continuing care retirement community that is committed to enabling residents to use their gifts fully, live their lives richly and enjoy with dignity the years God has given them.

Dear Friends,

Ever since we welcomed our first residents in 1987, Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury has grown in size and reputation and in our connection to our residents, our community, our spiritual values and a healthy, vibrant lifestyle.

Our 25 years of service to the Shenandoah Valley have been accomplished through the efforts and help of so many who shared our vision and commitment to quality senior living. Thank you to all who have supported this community and its mission. We couldn’t have done it without you.

It is our hope you will continue to be part of our future. We know the best is yet to come as we remain “Connected for Life.”

Regards,

Jeannie ShileyPresident/CEO

Dr. Terry Sinclair Chairman

As we look back on the accomplishments of 2011, we have much for which to be thankful. It was a milestone year and we are excited about looking forward to our

anniversary in 2012.

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the best is yet to come

Westminster-Canterburyof Winchester, Inc. opened its doors

with 33 apartments occupied; Residents’ Association started in

Spring; Teresa Livingston Wildflower Garden started; Library established; First Apple Blossom Breakfast Walk.;

D. Michael Peasley named President/CEO.

Rosalie Brown, 24-year resident, moves in on June 9th; Salon opens next to Therapy; Memorial Grove

established; Employee Appreciation Fund begun.

Westminster-Canterburyof Winchester, Inc.

Cornerstone Ceremony.

Barn raising for building to serve as storage for

gardening tools.

Reorganized andrenamed

Shenandoah ValleyWestminster-Canterbury

Construction beganon 20 cottages;

Resale Shop opened.

Westbury Boys formed with Marvin Gore

as leader.Achieved 100% occupancy of all independent living

homes.

Dining services, health center, Café and new dining room opens;

Six new cottages built.

vision and passion Although we employ 280 people from the surrounding Winchester area and serve nearly 400 residents, what sets us apart is a feeling of family that connects us as individuals to a greater community. It is a feeling that is authentic and experienced by every resident. This sense of connectedness is apparent to all, including the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF-CCAC) site surveyor who said during his Accreditation visit: “There is a feeling about this place that just can’t be faked.”

Our compassionate and experienced leadership is continually striving to meet or exceed all certifications and regularly visits other CCRCs to ensure SVWC is implementing best practices in the industry.

During the year, we continued to build on our 2010 recognition by U. S. News and World Report which singled out SVWC’s healthcare center among the top 100 nursing homes – measured against more than 15,000 communities nationwide.

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www.svwc.org established as website; In-house publication renamed

Westbury World; Lawrence Hall lobby is renovated.

Wappacomo Hall built and named after original Indian trail on SVWC property line; Groundbreaking for

new Health Care wing; SVWC names Medical Director.

Health care renovation completed;Wappacomo Hall dedicated;

David Goff appointed President/CEO.

Marketing Department launches seminar luncheons; Library

expansion complete.

First accreditation fromCARF-CCAC received.

Holden Memorial Garden established in memory

of Nancy & Paul Holden; Residents occupy new

Assisted Living building.

Wappacomo Hall reaches 100% occupancy in five months; Goodwin Plaza

created in honor of John Goodwin.

SVWC 15th Anniversary;Construction starts on 23 new cottages; Full-time

Chaplain employed.

successes & accomplishments

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Community Success and AccomplishmentsDuring 2011, Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury was re-accredited for another five-year period through 2016 by CARF-CCAC, the independent authority that evaluates Continuing Care Retirement Communities for fiscal stewardship and quality of services. Only 10 percent of CCRCs in America earn this distinction.

SVWC was also declared deficiency-free by the Virginia Department of Health following an extensive evaluation of our Health Care facility.

During the year, our Culture Change Initiative was spearheaded by a dedicated group of residents and staff who spent countless hours conducting workshops and compiling data on various aspects of the community. The Initiative is geared toward changing the culture of senior care from a “hospital model” to a “home model.”

In August, our representatives presented “Our Culture Change Journey” to over 1,200 attendees from the U.S. and Canada at the Pioneer Network Conference in St. Charles, MO. As an outgrowth of the Initiative, a new Resident Handbook was produced and distributed during the year.

Michelle Harris, Director of Health Services, earned the local “Legend Award” recognizing leadership in the African-American community. Also received the Circle of Excellence from the National Association of Director of Nursing Administration/Long Term Care (NADONA) for 2011, 2010 and 2009.

Cindy Hunter, Director of Human Resources, was named the 2010 Winchester Area Human Resources Professional of the Year and was presented with the Woodstock Rotary Club Carl Coiner Service Award.

Lisa Swenson, Human Resources Coordinator, achieved the Professional in Human Resources (PHR) designation from the Society for Human Resource Managers.

Former Chef Josh Chandler was a finalist in the “Recipes for a Better Tomorrow” competition at the famed James Beard House in Greenwich Village, New York.

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Staff Achievements

Construction complete on 23 new cottages; Blue Ridge Hall

construction begins; KirbyNickerson employed as

CFO; Fitness Center opens.

Blue Ridge Hall opens;All health care beds certified for Medicare; Groundbreaking for

Winchester Hall;Held first garden tour.

The “Young Men’s” Senior Golf Group was formed; known

as the Westbury Sandbaggers.

SVWC 20th Anniversary; Vitality Center and Winchester Hall opened; Received VANHA Innovation of the Year Award;

Nature Preserve and holding pond finished.

Jeannie Shiley promoted to President/CEO;

Croquet Court opened.

Situations Awareness Response Assistance (SARA) system

implemented; Clinic and dental office opens; Winchester Area

Temporary Thermal Shelter (WATTS) Program involvement begins; 2015 Fellowship Fund campaign kickoff; Resale Shop

surpasses $100,000 mark.

Chapel dedicated; Lawrence Art Gallery opens;

Full-time dietician hired; Deficiency-free rating for

Nursing; Five-Star Quality Rating received from

the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Department of Health.

Community re-accredited by CARF-CCAC; Nine-year deficiency-free record

for Dining Services; Obtained BBB+ Fitch Rating; SVWC mentinoned in

AARP article on Best Places to Retire; Culture Change Initiative begins.

In October 2011, a capacity congregation of residents, employees, families and guests gathered in the Chapel to celebrate the dedication of its new windows.

The 16 textured glass inserts were designed by resident artist Wilfred Pieper. A special anthem written for the occasion by Director Katherine Solenberger invited worshipers to “look through the windows to see God’s Holy Light.”

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For Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury, “Connected for Life” means ongoing support for our community in a variety of ways.

We support deserving community organizations, including Blue Ridge Hospice, the Arthritis Foundation, the Laurel Center, Multiple Sclerosis Society, United Way of the Northern Shenandoah Valley and many others. We invite community groups to use our meeting space and host and sponsor a wide range of local events.

In addition, residents collectively give more than 1,000 hours monthly to a diverse group of area non-profits, ranging from the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley to Winchester Medical Center, local fire and rescue squads, musical groups, local theaters, Shenandoah National Park and more.

SVWC’s monthly Bistro Concert Series is open to the public and features local musicians who are able to showcase their music to residents and visitors. During the year, the Bistro Concert audience enjoyed sophisticated, exciting and new musical performances by diverse groups ranging from the jazz trio Amor y Saudade to country artist Amanda Mackintosh.

These companies are instrumental in the growth of our community and well-being of our residents through their support of the Fellowship Fund.

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Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury will officially celebrate its 25th Anniversary at an afternoon gala on May 18, 2012.

At that time, we will join with old friends and new in recalling the past and looking enthusiastically to the future.

The original cornerstone for SVWC was laid on October 13, 1985, and the first apartments were opened to residents two years later in 1987. Over the last quarter century, the community has steadily expanded its outreach and breadth of services.

From our initial offering of 52 apartments, SVWC today has nearly 400 residents living in 163 apartments, 49 lovely cottages and private assisted living and skilled nursing residences surrounded by 65 acres of woodlands and wildflowers.

The security of Life Care adds to peace of mind, offering a practical way to plan for future health challenges.

It all adds up to the clear reason why – after 25 years – SVWC is the premier retirement community in the Shenandoah Valley.

Mabel Davis - Activities

Nancy Nethers - Finance

Mary Trenum - Nursing

Questions about SVWC? Just ask Farley.A Winchester native and member of the original Board of Trustees, Farley Massey, along with her sister Helen, were among a handful of locals who put up $500 each to pay for a feasibility

study which eventually led to construction of SVWC.

They hired Gardner Van Scoyak, who had been instrumental in bringing an innovative approach to senior living to Alexandria, Virginia, to advise them.

“We wanted to make a cutting edge senior living community available to people in Winchester,” Farley said. “All we had heard about before was nursing homes.”

Van Scoyak advised the group to build small apartments with compact kitchens.

Today, Farley, who has lived at SVWC for 17 years, has seen the community grow from 50 apartments to nearly 300 units offering all levels of care, calls SVWC “a beautiful way to live.”

“It’s comforting and comfortable,” she says. “I am totally independent, and everything I need is here.”

At 89, Farley is a pioneer who helped pave the way for the nearly 400 residents who call Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury home today.

Join Us as Shenandoah ValleyWestminster-CanterburyCelebrates 25 Years!

May 18, 2012 • 3:00pm to 6:00pmDress is Semi-Formal

Commemorative program featuring SVWCManagement and guest speakers will be held inthe Abbey and televised on the residents’ in-house channel.

The afternoon will feature:

• Tastes of Virginia - local wine and beer tasting stations in the Commons, Bistro, Courtyard and pool-side patio.• Showcase of musical talent• Bistro Concert Series featuring Vitali String Quartet 6:30-8:30pm• Come mingle with friends and celebrate a quarter century of service to Seniors!

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25 Year Employees

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The financial security of our residents, and the community itself, is a hallmark of life at SVWC. We received an unqualified opinion from our auditors in 2011 and our BBB+ investment grade rating was reaffirmed.

The community’s reputation was further enhanced by AARP’s selection of Winchester, Virginia, as one of the top 10 places to retire in the United States. AARP described the dozens of small towns that dot Frederick and Clarke Counties as “bucolic bliss.”

SVWC has received an investment grade rating of BBB+ from Fitch Ratings, placing the community in an elite group of its peers and in the top tier of Continuing Care Retirement Communities in the financial market.

Complete versions of the audited financial information and tax returns can be obtained by contacting the finance office.

Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Summary of Statements of Financial Positions – in Thousands

2011 2010Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents $1,093 $1,379 Accounts receivable - residents 243 186 Advance fees receivable 1,813 796 Contributions receivable 123 124 Current portion of assets limited as to use 2,633 2,519 Other current assets 664 641 Total current assets 6,569 5,645

Other Assets Assets limited as to use, net of current portion 2,715 3,215 Property and equipment, net 57,923 58,451 Investments 36,733 37,701 Deferred costs, net 1,571 1,770 Total assets $105,511 $106,782

Current Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $1,214 $985 Accrued bond interest payable 866 885 Resident deposits 484 421 Current portion of refundable entrance fees 1,125 1,032 Current maturities of long-term debt 1,045 1,005 Total current liabilities 4,734 4,328

Other Liabilities Long-term debt, less current maturities 44,144 45,686 Deferred revenue and deposits 44,291 46,720 Total liabilities 93,169 96,734

Net Assets Unrestricted 8,244 6,066 Temporarily restricted 4,066 3,955 Permanently restricted 32 27 Total net assets (deficit) 12,342 10,048

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $105,511 $106,782

2011 2010Revenues, Gains and Other Support Net resident service revenue $14,472 $14,317 Amortization of entrance fees 6,406 5,244 Investment return and other income 5,640 3,412 Total revenue 26,518 22,973

Expenses Cash operating expenses 14,642 14,296 Interest 1,924 2,006 Depreciation and amortization 3,970 3,711 Total expenses 20,536 20,013

Operating Income 5,982 2,960

Net assets released from restrictions for purchases of property and equipment 30 160 Gain on disposal of fixed assets 2 7 Unrealized gain (loss) on investments (3,836) 1,870

Unrestricted Net Assets Change $2,178 $4,997

Permanently Restricted Net Assets Contributions $203 $365 Net assets released from restrictions for operations (165) (259) Net assets released from restrictions for purchases of property and equipment (30) (160) Investment return, net 472 242 Unrealized gain (loss) on investments (368) 256 112 444

Permanently Restricted Net Assets

Contributions 5 -

Change in net assets 2,295 5,441

Net assets (deficit) at beginning of year 10,047 4,606

Net assets (deficit) at end of year $12,342 $10,047

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As 2012 approached, renovation and renewal of facilities and amenities at SVWC was near completion. During the year, an incredibly beautiful and functional transformation of the Activities Room was completetd.

Renovations are being completed on the Commons, the Private Dining Room, in Shenandoah Hall, the first floor corridor between the Chapel and Wappacomo Hall and the first floor entrance and residential corridors of Wappacomo Hall.Before After

Activities Room

Shenandoah Hall

financial security

Before After

Thanks to all of our donors, the SVWC Fellowship Fund provides confidential financial assistance to qualified residents so they can continue to live here in dignity. In times of economic uncertainty, the need for Fellowship Fund donations grows even greater. Over the next few years, we anticipate that the demand for Fellowship Fund assistance will continue to increase.

Our goal is to increase The Fellowship Fund to $2 million by 2015.

We welcome donations of all sizes. We honor those who give $1,000 or more with membership in The Fellowship Society. For donors who wish to include Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury in their long-term financial plans designating SVWC in a will, trust, charitable gift annuity or other planned giving arrangement, we honor them as members of The Legacy Society. Members of the Fellowship Society are recognized (by levels) in our annual donor listing and receive an invitation to the Fellowship Society Luncheon each year.

For more information on The Fellowship or Legacy Societies, please contact Stephanie D. Landes, Director of Development at slandes@svwc.org or 540.665.5923. SVWC is a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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“We are forever grateful for the Fellowship Fund. It has made it possible for our mother to have an excellent quality of life.

“Our mother has been treated with loving care by the nurses and staff. She enjoys the activities provided, the bus rides, swimming and exercise and her lovely apartment where friends and family can visit. SVWC is truly a blessing.“

Become FinanciallyConnected to SVWCDonations to the SVWC Fellowship Fund may be made on-line at: www.svwc.org/make-a-donation.php

or by check made payable and mailed to the SVWC Fellowship Fund: 300 Westminster-Canterbury DriveWinchester, VA 22603.

Fellowship Society Levels - Annual Gifts of $1000 or more• Guardian ($20,000 or more) • Champion ($10,000 - $19,999) • Benefactor ($5,000 to $9,999) • Patron ($2,500 to $4,999) • Steward ($1,000 to $2,499)

Shenandoah Valley Westminster-CanterburyFinancial Reports - Fellowship Fund Donors for 2011 Champion ($10,000 - $19,999) Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Intrepid Capital Funds Sodexo, Inc. SVWC Resale Shop Mr. and Mrs. John P. Waller The Reverend Dr. Raymond F. Wrenn Benefactor ($5,000 - $9,999) Mrs. Joanne Armstrong-Jones Mrs. Marguerite Gore Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Patron ($2,500 - 4,999) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Apostle Mr. and Mrs. John H. Claybrook Exxon Mobil Corporation Foundation Mr. Richard A. Farland, II Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Fiorelli, Jr. Major and Mrs. James H. Herbert Mrs. Ina B. Kingdon Ponte Vecchio Living Mr. and Mrs. William Clyde Pressley SVWC Woodworking Shop Steward ($1,000 - $2,499) Mrs. Edith J. Bayly Mrs. Margaret Ann Beaver Mrs. Ruth F. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Comisarow Mrs. Wanda E. Cook Farland Capital, Inc. Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Kathryn M. Ganske Mrs. Joanna George Mrs. Barbara C. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones

Mrs. Evelyn P. Lederer Mrs. Jane Lee Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. MacKay Mrs. Maralyn D. Morency Mr. Robert L. Nay Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pearman Mrs. Mary Lou Raymond Miss Martha W. Rees Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Riggs Mr. and Mrs. George L. Romine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Shiley Dr. and Mrs. Terry L. Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Stern, II SVWC Bistro Concert Series SVWC Gift Shoppe - My Favorite Things Dr. and Mrs. Chester W. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Teske Dr. and Mrs. H. George White, Jr. Mrs. Marcia B. Winfield Supporter ($500 - $999) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Adams Mrs. Welby P. Brown Mr. and Mrs. George M. Burgess Mrs. Jane M. Campbell Mrs. Esther H. Dovell Mr. and Mrs. Lester F. Hubert Mrs. Peggy M. Jackson Mr. William I. Jackson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jordan Dr. and Mrs. Adolph Charles Kiczales Dr. and Mrs. James C. Laidlaw Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Reiff Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Schultz

Col. and Mrs. Robert A. Strati Mr. J. Robert Vakiener Mr. Roger L. Zebarth Sponsor ($250 - $499) Mrs. Sue M. Bonnett Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brandt, Jr. Drs. Verne and Charlotte Collins Ms. Susan C. Craig Mr. and Mrs. John G. Finley First Bank Mr. Warren H. Greene, Jr. Headleys Auction Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Hester Rev. and Mrs. Donald D. M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Kalbach, Sr. Mrs. Bettye H. Martenson Miss Ruth Farley Massey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Harmon O. Pritchard, Jr. SVWC Library Book Sale Mrs. Harrison M. Symmes Mr. and Mrs. George M. Tederick Mrs. Theresa V. Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Ziluca Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Zimmer, Jr. Friend (Up to $249) Ms. Cohen G. Adkins Ms. Patricia A. Ahrens Ms. Teresa Allamong Ms. Judith Ruffin Anderson Anonymous donor Mr. and Mrs. Todd Arthur B.P.E.S. Sunshine Fund Mrs. Cynthia W. Baer Mr. Mirza T. Baig

Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Della Bates The Revs. Ralph and Maeva Bayfield Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Beaudoin Col. Edward J. Bell, III Mr. and Mrs. Boyakin Bird Ms. Elaine Boomer Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Borgoyn Bowlow Design Mrs. Louise D. Bowman Ms. Phyllis Sullivan Breidinger Mrs. Darcus Breneman Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bristow Mrs. Ann Lowe Barton Brown Mrs. Rosalie Ely Brown Ms. Leah C. Brumback Mr. and Mrs. George P. Burgwyn Mrs. Betty B. Burkholder Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Burns, Jr. Mr. Charles L. Burwell Mrs. Nancy H. Butler Mrs. Joan C. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Byrd Mrs. Robin Couch Cardillo Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Cason Ms. Linda Cavazos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Chaplin Mr. Brandon C. Clark Clearview Elementary Social Committee Mrs. Ellen M. Cochrane Mr. and Mrs. John T. Conrad Ms. Patty Corey Mr. Charles W. Covey Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cowsert, III Mrs. Anne Crocker

Mrs. Robert M. Dailey Dr. and Mrs. James Davis Mr. William Davis, Sr. Mrs. Margaret W. Denison Dick Bowers Duplicate Bridge Club Mrs. Victoria C. DiLorenzo Direct Marketing Assoc. Washington Mrs. Juanita M. Dowell Mrs. Alix Elam Mr. Warner A. Eliot Envoy of Winchester Miss Beryl Lou Evans Mr. Bengt O. Farnstrom Mrs. Doris C. Farr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Fawcett Mrs. Lucy G. Fazzi Mrs. Muriel R. Fears Miss Amy L. Fielder Major and Mrs. John Fisher Miss Ellen Ford Mrs. Janet C. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Fowler Mrs. Elizabeth J. Gamble Mr. W. Emory Gash Ms. Becca Gheen Ms. Nancy Gibson Mrs. Catherine T. Gladden Mrs. Dolly H. Glaize Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Glaize, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Goff Ms. Susan E. Golladay Mr. Arthur A. Goodier Mr. and Mrs. Al Graber Mr. and Mrs. David C. Greene Ms. Jessica M. Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Hardesty, III Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie S. Harp Mrs. Margaret T. Harrell Ms. Michelle D. Harris Miss Janet M. Harrison

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Hawkins Mr. Stuart S. Hawkins, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. Jackson Helm Mrs. Patricia P. Hickin Mrs. Velura L. Highberg Ms. Tricia Hill Mr. George Hinkins Mrs. Lorraine P. Hottel Ms. Annette Fowler Hunt Mrs. Cindy Hunter Ms. Linda D. Hurst Ms. Bettye J. Hussey Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John B. Johnson Dr. Barbara M. Johnston Mrs. Mary B. Johnston Mrs. Jane Jolley Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Keating, Jr. Ms. Rita King Ms. Maura Knowles Rev. Stanley Krempa Ms. Linda Ward Kulstad Mrs. Stephanie Landes Lands’ End Ms. Rose Lane Rev. Larry Lawhon Mr. William Lawrence, III Ms. Joan L. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. David P. Lewis Rev. Elizabeth Lewis Mr. Robbie Limon Mrs. Gail D. Long Mr. and Mrs. Monroe D. Macpherson Ms. Beverly Mallinson Ms. Tammie Mandel Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Mann Mrs. Margaret S. March

Mrs. Barbara S. McAleer Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. McCallister Ms. Lora McClure Rev. and Mrs. Carlyle A. McDonald Mrs. Jeanne McFarland Ms. Sue McKenzie Mr. Dennis J. McLoughlin, Esq. Ms. Lydia M. Mefford Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Melkerson Ms. Leela Menon Ms. Anna May Mesler Mr. and Mrs. William C. Miller Ms. Michelle Miller Mrs. Ann I. Mills Major William F. Mills Ms. Nancy C. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. George T. Mitchell, Jr. Mrs. Georgiana M. Moore Mrs. Virginia S. Morbeck Mr. Robert M. Morehouse Mr. and Mrs. John W. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mueller Mr. Frank Myers Mr. and Mrs. C. Bryant Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Norman Mr. Francis O’Brien Mrs. Leila Orndorff Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey J. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Chip Paciulli Ms. Emily F. Palmer Mrs. Chanda Palmer Mrs. Willa I. Parks Ms. DeAnna Parrill Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Patton Ms. Shirley V. Pearson Ms. Elizabeth M. Pendleton Mrs. Eleanora Perch Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Perry

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Peterson Ms. Stacey Q. Pierson Mr. Courtlin D Pifer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Pifer Pifer Companies, Inc. Mr. Hubert T. Plaster, Jr. Mr. Linn L. Power Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pumphrey Ms. Dee A. Raubenstine Rev. and Mrs. Richard W. Reifsnyder Mr. Edward M. Resovsky Reynold R. Holliday Trust Ms. Cheryl A. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rider Mr. Paul A. Rittenhouse Mrs. Mary Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rodgers Royal Oak Bookshop Mrs. Arlene Ruhl Mr. Emory C. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Schild Miss Wilma V. Schlack Mrs. Christine P. Scully Ms. Sally Seabright Mr. Neil Sharp Mrs. Dorothy M. Shaull Mrs. Margie Sheppard Mrs. Carolyn M. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Shorter The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Walter Shropshire, Jr. Ms. Sandra Slavin Ms. Toni S. Sloan Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrison Smith, III Ms. Caroline S. Smith Ms. Bessie Solenberger Mrs. Samuel G. Spangler Ms. Peggy L. Speelman

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Stewart Mrs. Elaine L. Stonesifer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Storey Ms. Betty Borden Sullivan SVWC Library SVWC Marketing SVWC Westbury Boys Mr. Samuel D. Swecker The Colony Shop Mrs. Ann W. Thomas Mr. Jerry A. Tolley Ms. Linda F. Tomchuck Rev. and Mrs. Frederick R. Trumbore Ms. Michelle Utterback Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Vantine Virginia Alpha Delta Kappa Mrs. Laura T. Vogt Ms. Jutta Von Payr Ms. Mary-Louise Walker Mr. Clarke M. Waymack Miss June West Dr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Whitacre Mrs. Mary L. Whitaker Mrs. Edna Ann Williams Mr. Charles Wilsenach Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Wiltshire, Jr. Mrs. Sarah L. Woodward Mrs. Nancy S. Yost Mrs. Carolyn H. Young

Capital Improvement Fund Mr. and Mrs. John G. Finley Major and Mrs. James H. Herbert Chapel Fund Ms. Sara C. Affleck Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Balfour Mrs. Edith J. Bayly Mrs. Nancy H. Butler Mrs. Hilton Carlton Mrs. Esther H. Dovell Mrs. Dolly H. Glaize Mrs. Barbara C. Jackson Mrs. Peggy M. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James M. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimball Mrs. Maralyn D. Morency Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Parker Mrs. Mary Lou Raymond Miss Wilma V. Schlack Mrs. Dorothy M. Shaull Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Ms. Leslie A. Tervo Mr. and Mrs. John P. Waller Mr. and Mrs. John W. Warren Mrs. Mary L. Whitaker Mrs. Carolyn H. Young Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Zatkalik Chaplaincy Anonymous donor Drs. Verne and Charlotte Collins Ms. Barbara H. Dunn J&H Paul Farms Mrs. Joanna George Mrs. Anina Hills Glaize Mrs. Janet Green Mrs. Martha M. McCleary

Employee Emergency Fund Ms. Teresa Allamong Anonymous donor Mr. Brian W. Baker Ms. Linda A. Barnes Ms. Sydney Beck Mr. George J. Bell Mr. Ronald L. Bohrer Mrs. Lisa L. Bromley-Brown Ms. Kimberly L. Brown Dr. Leslie F. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Collins, Jr. Mrs. Robin Couch Cardillo Ms. Jennifer G. Carper Ms. Margaret E. Carr Ms. Betty H. Cruickshank Ms. Janice DeVries Mr. G. Dean Enterline Ms. Ola Feathers Mrs. Janet C. Foster Ms. Susan E. Golladay Ms. Jessica M. Greenfield Ms. Cheryl A. Hahn Mr. Thomas Hahn Mrs. Patricia J. Hanmer Ms. Michelle D. Harris Mr. Stuart S. Hawkins, Jr. Ms. Kathy A. Headley Ms. Constance J. Heironimus Ms. Milagros Z. Hines Mrs. Cindy Hunter Ms. Linda D. Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jordan Ms. Maura Knowles Ms. Donna S. Laing Mrs. Stephanie Landes Mrs. Bettye H. Martenson Mrs. Barbara S. McAleer Ms. Lora McClure Ms. Terri L. McCoy Mr. Raymond Mihalic Mr. Robert M. Morehouse

Ms. Angela Moseley Ms. Jennifer C. Nakai Mrs. Leila Orndorff Mrs. Chanda Palmer Ms. Linda M. Peer Ms. Stacey Q. Pierson Ms. Linda L. Pugh Ms. Sandy Ross Ms. Lana L. Ritenour Ms. Judith Ruffin -Anderson Ms. Cassandra L. Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. James Shiley Ms. Caroline S. Smith Ms. Mary H. Staton Mrs. Elaine L. Stonesifer Ms. Lisa M. Swenson Ms. Pamela Tate Mr. Jerry A. Tolley Ms. Sarah C. Tollok Ms. Michelle Utterback Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mr. Clarke M. Waymack Ms. Joyce M. Webber Ms. Frances V. Willingham Mr. Mark Whitcomb Ms. Luann Whittenburg Endowment Fund Dr. Hobart G. HansenLibrary Fund Blue Plate Books Bygone Books Mr. Warner A. Eliot

2011 Legacy Society Mr. and Mrs. George Burgess Miss Amy Fielder Major and Mrs. James H. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. William Jones Mr. J. Robert Vakiener Mrs. Theresa Yoder

Additional Fund Donors for 2011

In Memory of: Colton Adkins Ms. Terri L. McCoyIn Memory of: Hudson Boyd Ms. Kimberly L. BrownIn Memory of: Lynn Brannoch Mr. and Mrs. Hubert T. Plaster, Jr.In Memory of: Nancy Butler Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Mrs. Willa I. Parks Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Paul Carper, Jr. Ms. Jennifer G. CarperIn Memory of: Bud Carter Ms. Kimberly L. BrownIn Memory of: Jodie Chapman Ms. Susan E. GolladayIn Memory of: Blanche Clark Mrs. Catherine E. FarmerIn Memory of: George Clark Mrs. Catherine E. FarmerIn Memory of: Bob Cook Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Adams Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Nancy H. Butler Miss Beryl Lou Evans Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Mrs. Dolly H. Glaize Dr. Hobart G. Hansen J&H Paul Farms Ms. Sue McKenzie Mr. Emory C. Russell Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Theresa V. Yoder Mrs. Carolyn H. YoungIn Memory of: Jules Demyttenaere Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mrs. Barbara C. Polen

Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Ann W. Thomas Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: George Estes Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Mrs. Ann W. ThomasIn Memory of: Brooke Fleck Mr. and Mrs. William S. JonesIn Memory of: Janet Foster Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. ReiffIn Memory of: Anina Glaize Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mr. and Mrs. George M. Burgess Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Dr. and Mrs. H. George White, Jr. Mrs. Theresa V. Yoder Mrs. Carolyn H. YoungIn Memory of: John Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. William S. JonesIn Memory of: Margaret Gray Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mrs. Theresa V. Yoder Mrs. Carolyn H. YoungIn Memory of: Archer Hansen Dr. Hobart G. HansenIn Memory of: Florence Hildebrand Ms. Kathy A. HeadleyIn Memory of: Paul Holden Mr. and Mrs. William S. JonesIn Memory of: Betsy Holliday Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Reynold R. Holliday Trust

In Memory of: Ross Holliday Mrs. Catherine E. FarmerIn Memory of: Polly Hume Ms. Sara C. Affleck Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Balfour Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Edith J. Bayly Mrs. Nancy H. Butler Mrs. Hilton Carlton Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Mrs. Elizabeth J. Gamble Mrs. Dolly H. Glaize Mrs. Marguerite Gore Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mrs. Peggy M. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimball Mrs. Barbara S. McAleer Mrs. Maralyn D. Morency Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Parker Miss Wilma V. Schlack Mrs. Dorothy M. Shaull Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mr. and Mrs. John W. Warren Mrs. Marcia B. Winfield Mrs. Theresa V. Yoder Mrs. Carolyn H. YoungIn Memory of: Ralph Ives Clearview Elementary Social Committee Direct Marketing Assoc. Washington Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Lands’ End Mr. and Mrs. Chip Paciulli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas StoreyIn Memory of: Randolph Jackson Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Della Bates Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bristow Mr. and Mrs. George M.

Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Carter Mr. and Mrs. John H. Claybrook Mrs. Ellen M. Cochrane Drs. Verne and Charlotte Collins Mr. and Mrs. John T. Conrad Mrs. Margaret W. Denison Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Fawcett Mrs. Dolly H. Glaize Mr. and Mrs. David W. Goff Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Hardesty, III Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood M. Jones Dr. and Mrs. James C. Laidlaw Mrs. Barbara S. McAleer Mrs. Ann I. Mills Major William F. Mills Mrs. Georgiana M. Moore Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey J. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Perry Mr. and Mrs. David A. Peterson Mr. Hubert T. Plaster, Jr. Mrs. Barbara C. Polen Mr. and Mrs. William Clyde Pressley Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Riggs Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Carolyn M. Sherwood Col. and Mrs. Robert A. Strati Mr. and Mrs. Richard Teske Mrs. Ann W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John P. Waller Dr. and Mrs. H. George White, Jr. Mrs. Marcia B. Winfield

Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Betty Jackson Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. RodgersIn Memory of: Doris Johnson Ms. Sydney Beck Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Catherine E. FarmerIn Memory of: Peter Kafitz Mrs. Ellen M. Cochrane Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Mrs. Dolly H. Glaize Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Keating, Jr. Mr. Dennis J. McLoughlin, Esq. Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mr. J. Robert Vakiener Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Ina Kingdon Mrs. Marcia B. Winfield Mrs. Edith J. Bayly Ms. Betty H. Cruickshank Ms. Janice DeVries Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Mrs. Dolly H. Glaize Mrs. Marguerite Gore Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Ms. Constance J. Heironimus Ms. Anna May Mesler Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Ms. Sandra Slavin Ms. Pamela Tate Ms. Linda F. TomchuckIn Memory of: Jean Klimek Dr. and Mrs. James C. LaidlawIn Memory of: Ollie Knight Mrs. Lucia M. BarbourIn Memory of: Moore Lawson Ms. Maura Knowles

In Memory of: Rebecca Lipscomb Mr. and Mrs. Hubert T. Plaster, Jr.In Memory of: Si Lorber Mrs. Catherine E. FarmerIn Memory of: Ron Masters Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Frank Myers Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mrs. Barbara C. Polen Mrs. Mary Lou Raymond Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Ann W. ThomasIn Memory of: Anne and Frank Myers Mr. and Mrs. John P. WallerIn Memory of: Ann & John O’Brien Mr. Francis O’BrienIn Memory of: Ed Pine Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Mary Plaster B.P.E.S. Sunshine Fund Mrs. Cynthia W. Baer Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Edith J. Bayly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Beaudoin Mr. and Mrs. George M. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. George P. Burgwyn Mrs. Ruth F. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Cason Ms. Linda Cavazos Ms. Patty Corey Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cowsert, III Mrs. Victoria C. DiLorenzo Miss Beryl Lou Evans

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Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Mrs. Doris C. Farr Mr. and Mrs. John G. Finley Mr. W. Emory Gash Ms. Becca Gheen Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Glaize, Jr. Mrs. Dolly H. Glaize Mrs. Marguerite Gore Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Major and Mrs. James H. Herbert Ms. Bettye J. Hussey Mrs. Peggy M. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William C. Miller Major William F. Mills Mr. and Mrs. George T. Mitchell, Jr. Mrs. Maralyn D. Morency Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Patton Mrs. Barbara C. Polen Ms. Dee A. Raubenstine Mrs. Mary Lou Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Reiff Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Shorter Mr. Samuel D. Swecker Mrs. Harrison M. Symmes Mrs. Ann W. Thomas Mr. J. Robert Vakiener Virginia Alpha Delta Kappa Mr. and Mrs. John P. Waller Dr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Whitacre

Dr. and Mrs. H. George White, Jr. Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Joe Pniewski Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Lewis Pugh Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Ms. Peggy L. Speelman Dr. and Mrs. H. George White, Jr. Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Martha Rees Mr. and Mrs. George M. Burgess Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Jane Resovsky Mr. Edward M. ResovskyIn Memory of: Rose Rodebaugh Ms. Luann WhittenburgIn Memory of: George Romine Mr. and Mrs. George L. Romine, Jr.In Memory of: Leon Sanchez Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Collins, Jr. Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mrs. Peggy M. Jackson Ms. Cassandra L. Sanchez Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Ann W. Thomas Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Helen Smith Ms. Sydney Beck Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer

In Memory of: Florence Sterling Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Sarah L. WoodwardIn Memory of: Jeanne Strand Mr. and Mrs. David A. PetersonIn Memory of: Alta Tervo Mrs. Catherine E. Farmer Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mrs. Barbara C. Polen Mrs. Dorothy M. Shaull Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. ZatkalikIn Memory of: Sally Ann Twiss Mrs. Marcia B. WinfieldIn Memory of: Richard Tylor Mrs. Lucia M. Barbour Mrs. Dolly H. Glaize Mrs. Marguerite Gore Dr. Hobart G. Hansen Mrs. Peggy M. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Mr. Dennis J. McLoughlin, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Schild Miss Wilma V. Schlack Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury Mrs. Ann W. Thomas Mrs. Theresa V. YoderIn Memory of: Alexander Weyand Mr. and Mrs. George M. Burgess Mrs. Catherine E. FarmerIn Memory of: Lois Williams Mr. Mark WhitcombIn Memory of: Cora Wynne Ms. Cohen G. Adkins

In Honor of: Keiko McCallister Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. HessIn Honor of: Bob & Ruth Adams Mr. and Mrs. David C. GreeneIn Honor of: Nellie Adkins Ms. Cohen G. AdkinsIn Honor of: Fenton Babcock Ms. Kimberly L. BrownIn Honor of: Carter & Cindy Bayly Mr. and Mrs. John P. WallerIn Honor of: Mary Borden Ms. Betty Borden SullivanIn Honor of: George Burgess Drs. Verne and Charlotte CollinsIn Honor of: John Claybrook Ms. Susan C. CraigIn Honor of: Carper Family Ms. Jennifer G. CarperIn Honor of: Louisa Frederiksen Ms. Lydia M. MeffordIn Honor of: Jimmie Harp Miss Amy L. Fielder Major and Mrs. James H. HerbertIn Honor of: Randolph Jackson Major and Mrs. John FisherIn Honor of: Doris Johnson Dr. Leslie F. BrooksIn Honor of: Bob Jones Anonymous donor Mrs. Rosalie Ely Brown Mrs. Joan C. Butler Mrs. Ellen M. Cochrane Mr. and Mrs. David C. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Lester F. Hubert Mr. and Mrs. John B. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Monroe D. Macpherson Mrs. Barbara S. McAleer

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Norman Mr. Linn L. Power Mr. and Mrs. Harmon O. Pritchard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Reiff Mrs. Harrison M. SymmesIn Honor of: Monica Jordan Mrs. Marcia B. WinfieldIn Honor of: Larry Lawhon Ms. Leslie A. Tervo Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. VantineIn Honor of: Elizabeth Lewis Ms. Barbara H. Dunn Mrs. Martha M. McCleary Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. VantineIn Honor of: Jim Mueller Mr. and Mrs. George M. BurgessIn Honor of: Roland L. & Hilda T. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. J. Brian JacksonIn Honor of: Barbara Jackson Mr. William I. Jackson, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Donald D. M. JonesIn Honor of: Harmon Pritchard Ms. Judith Ruffin Anderson Mr. and Mrs. George M. Burgess Mrs. Jane M. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. John H. Claybrook Mr. and Mrs. Paul Comisarow Mr. and Mrs. John G. Finley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Fiorelli, Jr. Mr. William I. Jackson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Monroe D. Macpherson

Mrs. Bettye H. Martenson Miss Ruth Farley Massey Mrs. Barbara S. McAleer Ms. Lydia M. Mefford Mrs. Ann I. Mills Mrs. Willa I. Parks Mrs. Mary Lou Raymond Mrs. Marcia B. WinfieldIn Honor of: Terry Sinclair Mrs. Catherine E. FarmerIn Honor of: Richard Tylor Miss Beryl Lou EvansIn Honor of: SVWC Woodworking Shop Mrs. Alix Elam Major and Mrs. James H. Herbert Mrs. Barbara C. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrison Smith, III Col. and Mrs. Robert A. StratiIn Honor of: The SVWC Work Family Ms. Jennifer C. NakaiIn Honor of: Terry Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. HessIn Honor of: Fred Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Hess

2011 Donor Gifts In-Kind Mrs. Ann Lowe Barton Brown Mrs. Joan C. Butler Miss Amy L. Fielder Mrs. Janet C. Foster Ms. Trudy Gheen Mr. William I. Jackson, Jr. Mr. Frank Myers Mr. Wilfred R. Pieper Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Walter Shropshire, Jr. Mrs. Gladys Welch

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