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Alz AdvocateS U M M E R 2 0 1 8 N E W S L E T T E R

Sharing Our Vision of a World Without Alzheimer’s Disease ®

Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser, Senior Star at Las Colinas Village, Albuquerque.

Photo by Brandon Barela.

Fun &Creative

...FOR THE WALK TO END

…AND BEYOND

FUNdraising

ALZHEIMER’S®

Tracy AyersPresident

Brad CatesVice President

Victoria ChouinardSecretary

Daniel FaulknerMember at Large

Mary GalvezMember at Large

Carol I. SchafferPast President

David BrunerMember

Andy KingMember

Barbara MichelsMember

Rebecca PonderMember

Adrian RodriguezMember

Steve ShawMember

Gary L. J. GirónExecutive [email protected]

Kathleen BransonFinance [email protected]

Lorey EsquibelOperations [email protected]

Nika LawrieDevelopment [email protected]

Chris ChaffinMedia [email protected]

Tina De La LuzProgram [email protected]

Tommy HernandezPublic Policy [email protected]

Ashley MartinezCommunity Engagement Coordinator [email protected]

Rebekah MaesCommunity Engagement [email protected]

Pam RahmingsData [email protected]

Sandra Jamison Administrative Assistant [email protected]

Shelbi P. WalkerMedia & Marketing [email protected]

Alexis Ramirez Southwestern Regional Programs ManagerLas [email protected]

Emily ChaddockSouthwestern Regional Community Engagement ManagerLas [email protected]

Waldon Lynch

Northwestern Regional Manager

Farmington

[email protected]

Sarah BradleySoutheastern Regional [email protected]

Northeastern Regional Office Santa Fe

[email protected]

To eliminate Alzheimer’s disease

through the advancement

of research; to provide and

enhance care and support for

all affected; and to reduce the

risk of dementia through the

promotion of brain health.

A world without Alzheimer’s disease. ®

www.alz.org/newmexico800.272.39002

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INSIDE STORIES

A Message from the Advisory Board President

A Message from the Executive Director

Annual Partners

Skills for Dementia Caregiving: The Savvy Caregiver Has a New Name

Where Does the Money Go?

Feature Story: FUN & Creative FUNdraising

Event Highlights

Skills for Dementia Caregiving Schedule

Educational Calendar

NM Walks to End Alzheimer’s, Save the Dates

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9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Suite 121 Albuquerque, NM 87111 1 (800) 272-3900

Note our Mailing Address: PO Box 21400 Albuquerque, NM 87154

To phone any of the above

offices, call 1 (800) 272-3900.

Hello everyone. I am very proud to be serving you as President of the Advisory Board for the Alzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter. Because I’ve been partnering with the Association for the last few years, many of you already know me and I am privileged to know you.

I must also say that I look upon this new role with a deep sense of reverence. Like so many of us, my life has been touched by Alzheimer’s disease. My husband Matt and I were care partners for his grandparents, including his beloved grandmother who passed away from dementia. The experience showed me the very real struggle of how difficult it can be for families faced with this disease.

And in our business, we see the heartache every day. As owner of seven assisted living communities, I’ve worked with over 1200 families dealing with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. The toll on these families is devastating.

As a volunteer for the Association, I teach caregiving classes to family members who are caught in the wave of this public health crisis. It’s fundraising that allows the Association to provide free services like this to the people who need our help now. But fundraising can also make a more lasting impact. The bleak future this disease threatens us with can be altered by funds people like you raise for research.

Fundraising is not only important, it can be a joy – and it actually was my introduction to the Association. We first got involved in 2012, when the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Las Cruces was looking for sponsors. We jumped on board, started a Walk Team and immediately started our fundraising adventures. Since then, we’ve done car washes, raffles, paint & wine events, drag shows, wine tasting and enchilada dinners.

But our biggest and most popular fundraiser is our annual Green Chile Fundraiser. After a couple of years, we knew we needed something unique and enticing to increase donations. Then it hit us… everybody in New Mexico starts buying green chile in the fall, which happens to be right around Walk season. It was a promising idea. But could we pull it off?

We approached a friend who was a farmer in Hatch. Because he was our friend, and because he wanted to support the cause, he agreed to sell us chile at cost. He let us use his roasters, ultimately donating both chile and roasters. That was a valuable lesson we learned: don’t be afraid to ask your friends and contacts, you never know just how much they might be willing to help.

We kept asking. We found another local farm family that agreed to donate propane. Sensing we were on a roll, I asked my own family, my business partners, our Casa Bella Team in Las Cruces (and their families and friends) for help as volunteers. Soon we had twelve to fifteen people roasting, bagging, taking orders, counting money, cleaning, marketing, etc. We also made green and red chile enchiladas the day people came to pick up their orders, because we knew they couldn’t resist!

It was a successful and rewarding fundraiser. Each year, for two years in row so far, we’ve roasted and sold 4,000 pounds of chile. That’s two tons a year! And we were able to make about $3,500 each year for our Walk Team.

Since then, we’ve honed and evolved the process. It’s still super hard work – but it makes us feel great. We are secure knowing that the money raised allows the Association to continue to provide free programs, care and support to New Mexicans who need help dealing with Alzheimer’s, and to further advance the research that may one day lead to a breakthrough.

My new position has brought me a renewed appreciation of how important fundraising is. I see how creative fundraisers like ours, hundreds of them across the country, some smaller some larger, all contribute to the Association’s larger mission and vision of a world without Alzheimer’s. It’s really up to us to choose our own fundraising journey. Remember, never be afraid to ask or to take on something big. There’s more help out there than you think. Whether it’s a car wash, a bake sale or a two-ton green chile fundraiser; it all makes an important difference.

To those of you who are about to embark on this adventure, and to those of you who have been involved for years now, I thank you. I look forward to being your president.

Tracy Ayers

Tracy and the “Casa Crew” cooking up a “chile” fundraiser.

We are honored to introduce our new Advisory Board President… Tracy Ayers! Not only is Tracy a long-time partner,

volunteer and board member, but as a business owner (Casa Bella in Las Cruces, Preferred Assisted Living in

Albuquerque) and supporter – she is a very busy and successful fundraiser. So without further ado, meet Tracy!

Tracy Ayers

3www.alz.org/newmexico 800.272.3900

from the advisory board president

MEET OUR NEW BOARD PRESIDENT!


If you’re reading this newsletter, Alzheimer’s disease has probably already touched you in some way. If it has, then you know that we all need to do something to help defeat it. Organizing a Walk to End Alzheimer’s team is a great way to take action in the fight against this heartbreaking disease.

The Alzheimer’s Association, New Mexico Chapter:

• Provides Care & Support Programs and services to New Mexicans with Alzheimer’s and dementia and their caregivers;

• Funds the operation of a 24/7 Helpline that can manage calls in over 200 languages;

• Supports research to find a cure, prevention or treatment for Alzheimer’s disease;

• Supports public policy efforts to enact legislation that supports persons with Alzheimer’s or dementia and their unpaid family caregivers; and

• Mobilizes volunteers to increase federal funding for Alzheimer’s research (this year funding through the National Institutes of Health is at a historic level of $1.8 billion).

Funds raised from the Walk to End Alzheimer's support all of these important activities. But we can’t do this without your help. Start a Walk to End Alzheimer's Team, become a Walk Team Captain.The Walk’s success relies on teams of friends, family and co-workers, led by people like you. As a Team Captain, you’re building excitement and helping your team set fundraising goals. Every person you recruit and every dollar you raise increases awareness and helps advance care, support and research that help us find a prevention treatment or cure.

We encourage you to embrace fundraising ideas that are easy, fun and increase involvement. Find activities that will engage and motivate others. Here’s some helpful thoughts:

• Set a goal together. Plan a team dinner, coffee break or happy hour to determine a fundraising goal and each teammate’s expected contribution. Challenge yourself and your teammates to raise at least $100 each.

• Explore ideas. Discuss fundraising options with your team to determine which have the most potential.

• Make a self-donation. Set an example for your team by showing your own dedication and inspiring others to do the same.

• Use online tools. Each team member has access to many tools, including the Walk Mobile app and the online Participant Center, where they can build a personal webpage and find pre-written email templates to send to friends and family.

• Explore opportunities in your community. Can you raise money at a local fair or event? By hosting a garage sale? You could ask for help from community organizations, local corporations and businesses that you frequent.

• Fundraise at work. Ask your human resources department if you can host a Casual for a Cause dress-down fundraiser at your office. Or consider displaying “Forget-Me-Not” Walk flowers in exchange for donations.

• Reach out to your local volunteers and staff at the NM Chapter. We have a wealth of information, tools and ideas to help you achieve fundraising success.

• Secure matching gifts. Many workplaces will match a portion of the money their employees raise for charity. To see if your office has a matching gift policy, visit alz.org/walkmatch or talk with your human resources department.

And when you do start reaching out for donations, it’s important to remember to share…

• Share your personal story. Nothing creates a connection and inspires action like hearing someone’s experience firsthand. Also, be sure to share your story, inspirations and pictures on your Walk page.

• Share your enthusiasm and excitement with your team as you strive together to reach your fundraising goal.

• Share fundraising advice, team progress and Walk day information with your team members.

You can start with one email. One phone call. One letter asking friends and family to join you. Through your fundraising efforts, you make our mission possible. Together, we can make this Walk season the best one ever.

For more info, Call 1 (800) 272-3900 or visit www.alz.org/walk. If you’re already a Team Captain, log in to your Participant Center at alz.org/walk to access helpful resources and start spreading awareness today!

Gary L. J. Girón

from the executive director

“Once you take a stand, it’s time to take a step.”


annual partnersFor more information, contact: Nika Lawrie, Development Director, at (505) 266-4473 or [email protected].

Reflects commitments received as of May 1, 2018.

7801 Academy Rd NE, Bldg 2, Ste 202Albuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 275-2275www.havencarenm.com

8051 Palomas Ave. NEAlbuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 750-9540www.morningstarseniorliving.com

4300 Carlisle Blvd. NE, #2Albuquerque, NM 87107

(505) 821-7500www.visitingangels.com

880 S Telshor Blvd #200Las Cruces, NM 88011

(575) 522-7133www.homeinstead.com

4003 Geothermal Dr.Las Cruces, NM 88011

(575) 646-3441www.soahec.nmsu.edu

3808 Academy Pkwy. N NE Albuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 938-4652www.retreatathome.com

4600A Montgomery Blvd. NE, Suite 200Albuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 369-8291www.stellarseniorhousingexperts.com

2919 Spitz StreetLas Cruces, NM 88005

(575) 527-5535www.apalinc.com

6901 San Vicente Avenue NEAlbuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 445-9200www.elansantamonica.com

301 Uptown Blvd. NE #100Albuquerque, NM 87110

(505) 883-5311www.rbcwm-usa.com

4075 Jackie Rd. SERio Rancho, NM 87124

(505) 891-1234www.retreatnm.com

2201 Buena Vista Dr. SESte. 306

Albuquerque, NM 87106(505) 433-2381

[email protected]

4004 Carlisle NE, Suite LAlbuquerque NM, 87107

(505) 830-0202www.abqelderlaw.com

7201 Prospect Pl NEAlbuquerque, NM 87110

(505) 545-6798www.seniorlifestyle.com

3731 Del Rey Blvd.Las Cruces, NM 88012

(575) 382-5200www.vistaliving.com

4100 Jackie Rd. SERio Rancho, NM 87124

(505) 896-8087www.retreatgardens.com

189 Howard Pl.Las Cruces, NM 88011

(575) 680-1889www.crossroadsihc.com

4100 Jackie Rd SERio Rancho, NM 87124

(505) 896-8087www.retreatnm.com

3808 Academy Pkwy N NE Albuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 938-4652www.retreathomecare.com


(505) 938-4652www.retreathomecare.com

4075 Jackie Rd SERio Rancho, NM(505) 891-1234

www.retreatnm.com

4075 Jackie Rd SERio Rancho, NM(505) 891-1234

www.retreatnm.com 4100 Jackie Rd SE Rio Rancho, NM 87124


4100 Jackie Rd SE Rio Rancho, NM 87124


4300 Carlisle Blvd NE #2 Albuquerque, NM 87107

(505) 821-7500www.visitingangels.com

189 Howard Pl, Las Cruces, NM 88011

(575) 680-1889www.crossroadsihc.com

4600A Montgomery Boulevard NE Suite 200Albuquerque NM 87109

(505) 369-8291www.stellarseniorhousingexperts.com

7801 Academy Rd. NEBldg. 2, Ste. 202

Albuquerque, NM 87109(505) 275-2275

www.havencarenm.com

702 N 13th St.Artesia, NM 88210

(575) 748-3333www.artesiageneral.com

5055 McNutt RdSanta Teresa, NM 88008

(575) 589-3000www.peakbehavioral.com

900 Loma Colorado Blvd NERio Rancho, NM 87124

(505) 994-2296www.neighborhoodriorancho.com

4003 Geothermal DriveLas Cruces, NM 88011

(575) 646-3441www.soahec.nmsu.edu

Southern Area Health Education Center

702 N 13th St, Artesia, NM 88210

(575) 748-3333www.artesiageneral.com

301 Uptown Blvd NE #100, Albuquerque, NM 87110

(505) 883-5311www.rbcwm-usa.com

3731 Del Rey BoulevardLas Cruces, NM 88012


Listings in no particular order...

2919 Spitz Street, Las Cruces, NM 88005

(575) 527-5535www.apalinc.com 2201 Buena Vista Dr SE Ste.306,

Albuquerque, NM 87106(505) 433-2381

5055 McNutt Rd, Santa Teresa, NM 88008

(575) 589-3000www.peakbehavioral.com


annual partnersFor more information, contact: Nika Lawrie, Development Director, at (505) 266-4473 or [email protected].

Listings in no particular order...

Reflects commitments received as of May 1, 2018.

• Mark Pardo SalonSpa • Mya Kai • PremierX Pest Control• Quintessence: Choral

Artists of the Southwest • Redhead Studios• Alliance Home Health

Care & Hospice • Clear Channel Outdoor

• 95.9 FM 610AM The Sports Animal

• Magic 99.5 FM • 94.5 FM/AM 770 News

Radio KKOB • Cheesecake Factory • National Distributing Co.

• The Retreat • Retreat Gardens • Retreat Villas • NM Aging & Long Term

Services Department

• National Distributing • Pregenzer Baysinger

Wideman & Sale, PC • Visiting Angels • Magic 99.5 FM • 94.5 FM/AM 770 News Radio

KKOB • North Ridge Alzheimer's

Special Care

• Whataburger • Retreat Villas• RBC Wealth Management – Cates

Team• Stellar Senior Housing Experts • Senior.One • Alliance Home Health Care &

Hospice

• North Ridge Alzheimer's Special Care

• Senior.One• Élan Santa Monica• Stellar Senior Housing Experts

• Preferred Assisted Living • RBC Wealth Management -

Cates Team • Senior.One• Compassus Hospice • Elan Santa Monica • UNM Memory & Aging

Center

• Haven Care • Clear Channel Outdoor• By Your Side HomeCare • Visiting Angels • Oppenheimer Funds • North Ridge Alzheimer's

Special Care Center

• By Your Side HomeCare • Hospice de la Luz • Retreat at Home


(505) 217-2490www.hospicedelaluz.com



8101 Palomas Ave NEAlbuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 273-3069www.jeaseniorliving.com

2550 Cerrillos Rd Santa Fe, NM 87505

(505) 476-4799www.nmaging.state.nm.us



101 Hospital Loop NE Albuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 848-3773www.albneuro.com

5981 Jefferson Plaza NEAlbuquerque, NM 87110

(505) 884-4080www.alliancehhcare.com

Special Thanks to the Bob Turner Family

2550 Cerillos Rd.Santa Fe, NM 87505


101 Hospital Loop NEAlbuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 848-3773www.albneuro.com

8101 Palomas Ave. NEAlbuquerque, NM 87109

(505) 273-3069www.jeaseniorliving.com

402 East Rodeo RoadSanta Fe, NM 87505


3812 Academy Pkwy. N NEAlbuquerque, NM 87109


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When you browse the class schedules in this issue, you might notice a change. Recently, we’ve changed the name of the “Savvy Caregiving” program to something even more clear and descriptive. It’s the same great class, but now it’s called: “Skills for Dementia Caregiving: a FREE Class for Family & Friends of a Loved One with Dementia.” There’s no mystery in this new title, you know exactly what you’re going to get. Six weekly sessions of free, evidence-based training for families dealing with dementia.

“Education is such a critical component in the caregiver’s toolbox,” says Tina De La Luz, (Program Director, Alzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter).

“Skills for Dementia Caregiving” aims to teach caregivers practical techniques for interacting with loved ones with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, and for understanding and managing their behavior. It imparts tools for long-term planning and for reducing caregiver stress. It also helps explain the signs, impacts and pathology of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

“Caregivers who learn more about strategies and effective communication always report feeling more capable, more confident and competent in their abilities and more gratified by the work of caregiving,” continues De La Luz. “I recommend this class for all family members caring for a loved one with dementia."

The Alzheimer's Association meets or exceeds relevant watchdog standards in its allocation of donor dollars. According to the BBB Wise Giving Alliance, nonprofit organizations should spend at least 65 percent of its total expenses on program activities, with remaining funds going to administrative and fundraising expenses.

We continue to meet and exceed these minimum standards with 77 percent of our total annual expenses going to care, support, research, awareness and advocacy activities.

• It provides free 24/7 Helpline, Support Groups, Caregiver Education & other Care & Support Programs

• It drives research toward treatment, prevention & ultimately a cure

• It gives voice to the needs & rights of those affected, advocating for Federal & State legislation

• It raises awareness & grows understanding of the disease through free community education presentations, physician outreach & awareness events such as The Walk to End Alzheimer's and The Longest Day


Skills for Dementia Caregiving: Free Class for Family & Friends of a Loved One with Dementia

Where Does the Money Go?

There are FREE classes scheduled now all across New Mexico. Call to find one in your area: 1 (800) 272-3900

EVERY DOLLAR DONATED ADVANCES THE FIGHT AGAINST ALZHEIMER'S

77%

17%

6%

Administrative

Fundraising

Alzheimer’s care, support,research, awareness & advocacy{

For more information, visit alz.org.

The “Savvy Caregiver” has a new name!


The Walk to End Alzheimer’s and The Longest Day

are the Alzheimer’s Association’s largest and most

successful fundraisers, bringing in millions nationally for

research, care & support. But what most people don’t

know, is that these large fundraising events are built

on the achievements of hundreds of smaller team and

individual fundraisers. In other words, it is the efforts

of teams that are made up of people like you and your

friends who make these larger events the success

stories they are.

For instance, when you sign up for a Walk – or better

yet, organize a Walk team – you are asked to try and

raise at least $100 for the cause. If you are on a team,

you try and raise $100 per person, minimum. But it’s not

about the minimums. Most teams try and raise as much

as possible. Whether it’s to honor someone you love,

competition with another team, the incentives or simply

to advance the cause, teams and individuals continually

strive to raise the bar in their fundraising efforts. And

that’s a good thing.

FUNDRAISING. There are clues in the word itself…

FUN. It can be a very joyful experience raising money for

a great cause and raising awareness at the same time. “I

call it ‘FUNdraising’ because even though there is a lot of

work that goes into making it happen, it is fun!” says Bonnie

Zeiler (Village at Northrise). “We have raised a lot of money

by thinking outside of the box. We have a ‘what if’ kind of

attitude. Our most popular so far has been our Annual Mud

Volleyball, and our Annual Yard Sale. FUNdraising is just

that; FUN and necessary to end Alzheimer’s.”

FUNDS. Some teams bring in thousands, some bring

in hundreds. Either way, every dollar counts. Don’t be

intimidated by the idea that you have to hit your goal

in one day, or even one event. The Walks technically

happen on a specific date. But team fundraising

doesn’t have to be only one day. Fundraisers can – and

should - happen year-round and are meant to promote

continuous involvement and constant awareness to

what we are fighting to end.

On any given day of the year, you’ll find several

events happening around your community that may

look like regular yard sales or car washes, but are

actually fundraisers that are advancing the Alzheimer’s

Association’s mission. “We encourage year-round

fundraising because it allows you to maximize your

By Shelbi Walker

Fun &CreativeFUNdraising

The Rock Stars from North Ridge Alzheimer’s Special Care Center raising funds at their Yard Sale.

Yard Sale


effectiveness. Maybe your bake sale in April didn’t hit your

fundraising goal, but having two more events scheduled

before the Walk will allow you to hit or even surpass it.

Ultimately, fundraising is the biggest investment you will

ever make, because you are fighting for the future.” says

Ashley Martinez (Alzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter).

RAISING. Whether it’s raising funds, raising awareness

or raising the motivation level of your team, it’s all about

“building”. And to build, you have to start with a good

foundation. The first step is getting involved. There’s

a few ways to begin. You can sign up for the Walk as

an individual, asking your friends and family to donate

to support you. You can join an existing team and start

volunteering in their fundraising efforts – or you can start

a team by engaging people you work with, your friends

and family. There are also lots of teams representing

businesses, local and national, who have pooled

resources to make an even larger impact.

The next step is setting a goal. Involve your team on

determining an amount. When the team members help

in this decision, they strive harder and will be more

excited when the goal is met.

FROM IDEAS TO ACTION. Now you’re ready to start

brainstorming on how your team will raise money. Allow

for a wide range of creativity. Build off of each other’s

diverse ideas and find something with the most potential.

Get things going with a self-donation. It's a great way to

set a positive example and show that you are dedicated.

Think about the little worlds around you. Everyone

should take into consideration the communities they are

already apart of: your social circles, church, children’s

sports teams, dentist’s or doctor’s offices and even

online. Don’t hesitate to incorporate your family.

“Since he was 9 years-old, my son Cohen has led an

Alzheimer’s Association fundraising campaign here at

our company, called "¢hildren ¢reating ¢hange,” says

Haeli Miceli (The Retreat Healthcare). “He basically

collects spare change from the employees after lunch.

But it really adds up! His message is ‘children can change

the future’. And it’s true, we are all working together to

find a cure. Everything adds up. Your small change can

lead to a big change!”

Your workplace really is one of the best opportunities

to take fundraising to the next level. Think casual

Thursdays…encourage your coworkers to dress down by

paying $5 to go towards your team. Another important

thing to consider is Matching Gifts. Some companies will

match a portion of what you’ve raised - that could be a

business you work for or maybe a local bank that wants

to be more involved in the community.

“Fundraising is part of our culture. We are fortunate to

work for a fantastic company that supports our efforts,”

says Melissa Spiers (North Ridge Alzheimer’s Special

Care / JEA Senior Living). “We involve our families,

residents and staff. For instance, each year, our team,

the North Ridge Rocks Stars, creates a T-shirt. Staff and

family members must join our team and fundraise or

donate $50 to earn the shirt. ”

Do-it-yourself fundraisers can be as simple or as

extravagant as you imagine and can raise anywhere

from $100 to $10,000 or even more. Some popular ideas

include garage sales, game nights, ice cream socials,

BBQ’s and dine-to-donates. More elaborate ideas could

be hosting a yoga night at your yoga studio, a dating

game or a wine and cheese party for close friends. The The Casa Bella Crew in Las Cruces

bagging hot chile for a cool cause.

Staff at Las Colinas serving up deliciousness at the Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser. Photo by Brandon Barela.

chile roast

Spaghetti Dinner

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possibilities are endless. Whatever you think will get

people excited to raise money is fair game. There are

no rules, and every idea is a potentially great one.

“We try to make it exciting, competitive and engaging,”

continues Spiers. “From burrito sales to chili cookoffs…

everyone has an opportunity to get involved. With lots

of planning and promotion, we easily meet and typically

exceed our fundraising goals.”

Getting involved is a success in itself. Don’t be discouraged

by early numbers. Continue to focus on all of the meaningful

reasons you are doing this in the first place and keep your

team members encouraged as well. Motivation is key and

you have plenty of reason to be motivated...

The important work of the Alzheimer’s Association

could never get accomplished without your individual

efforts and team fundraising. We are committed to

helping families who need our care & support programs

and to finding a way to end this disease through the

advancement of research. But we can’t do this without

you. Your involvement is vital to our vision of a world

without Alzheimer’s disease.

We thank you sincerely for all your fundraising efforts.

Now, let’s get creative…

WANT TO TALK TO SOMEONE ABOUT

FUNDRAISING IDEAS FOR YOUR WALK OR

LONGEST DAY TEAM? Call (505) 266-4473.

OTHER HELPFUL SITES: www.alz.org/walk (National

Walk Site) or www.alz.org/tld (The Longest Day Site).

OUR NEW MEXICO WALK WEBSITES ARE:

• SW Regional Walk (Las Cruces) act.alz.org/LCWalk18

• NW Regional Walk (Farmington) act.alz.org/FarmWalk18

• SE Regional Walk (Roswell) act.alz.org/Roswalk18

• NE Regional Walk (Santa Fe) act.alz.org/SFWalk18

• Greater Albuquerque Walk act.alz.org/ABQWalk18

FUN & Creative FUNdraising continued...

Setting their goals high: The Genesis Striders

From Northrise’s Annual Mud Volleyball Tournament.

MUD VOLLEYBALL

Cohen Miceli ¢reating ¢hange

for The Retreat Healthcare’s fundraiser.

¢reating ¢hange

MORE FUNDRAISING IDEAS:

Dance Off • Adult Spelling Bee • Jail-and Bail

Kiss the Pig • Lemonade Stand

Motorcycle Run • Hot Dog-Eating Contest

Office Olympics • Poker Night

Pancake Breakfast • Ornament Sale

VIP Parking at work • Ugly Sweater

ContestTreasure Hunt • Bowling

8th Annual Dancing Stars Gala (Albuquerque, 4/14/2018)

The Kiva Auditorium at the Albuquerque Convention Center was the perfect venue for “our best presentation ever!” A Broadway show tunes-themed competition included a stellar lineup of Dancing Stars: Dan Champine (Albuquerque Police Department), Kendall Corley (Visiting Angels), Crystal Guiterrez (KRQE News 13), Dr. Janice Knoefel (UNM Memory & Aging Center) and Michael Vigil (Caffeinated Financial Group). Special thanks to emcees Jessica Garate and Dean Staley (KRQE News 13), Retreat Healthcare, Enchantment Dancing and ALL who participated in this dazzling event.

Alzheimer’s Advocacy Day at the Legislature (Santa Fe, 1/18/2018)

7th Annual Professional Conference (Albuquerque, 5/10 & 5/11, 2018)

Workshop on Alzheimer’s Research in New Mexico(Albuquerque, 5/9/2018)

The Longest Day (Worldwide, 6/21/2018)

UnFOREgettable Golf Classic 2018 (Albuquerque, 6/25/2018)

E V E N T H I G H L I G H TS

In January, we shared an incredible day of advocacy and awareness with New Mexico’s policy-makers at the State Capital in Santa Fe. Our message was loud and clear: Alzheimer’s disease is a public health crisis.

The conference this year shed light on the latest in cutting-edge research and best practices in the fields of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. Among the many notable speakers was featured keynote Dr. Keith Fargo (Director of Scientific Programs & Outreach, Alzheimer’s Association) who delivered an update on Alzheimer’s research on a national and international level.

In early May, we were pleased to participate in the first annual statewide gathering of New Mexico-based Alzheimer’s & dementia researchers, sponsored by the New Mexico Consortium. This important event was presented in cooperation with Los Alamos National Laboratory, UNM Memory & Aging Center, the NM Aging & Long-Term Services Department and our chapter.

This year, communities around New Mexico participated in this popular do-it-yourself fundraiser. Highlights included Helen Brooks’ Longest Day Memory Quiz in Santa Fe, Every-BODY Nutrition's Zumba event in Las Cruces, the Duke City Bridge Club charity game, the NM Bowling News tournament and a concert in Albuquerque featuring Soul Divine (July). For more info on The Longest Day call Rebekah at (505) 266-4473.

This annual charity tournament is always fun and rewarding for all, and this year was no exception. This year featured appearances from radio personalities from 610 The Sports Animal and a round of golf trivia. The Golf Classic is a great way for sports enthusiasts to get excited about raising funds for Alzheimer’s disease. Want to golf for charity next year? Give us a call to sign up your foursome: (505) 266-4473.

Speaker Senator Richard C. Martinez. Photo by Brandon Barela.

Keynote speaker Dr. Keith Fargo, Photo by Brandon Barela.

Dr. Gnana Gnanakaran (Scientist, LANL) presenting at the workshop. Photo by Brandon Barela.

Bowlers from the NM Bowling News fundraising for The Longest Day.

The 2018 Dancing Stars! Photo by Paul Arellano, Redhead Studios.

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There’s something fun for everyone at the UnFOREgettable Golf Classic.


skills for dementia caregiving classes

SKILLS FOR DEMENTIA CAREGIVING

GREATER ALBUQUERQUE SKILLS FOR DEMENTIA CAREGIVING CLASSES

SOUTHEASTERN SKILLS FOR DEMENTIA CAREGIVING CLASSES

SOUTHWESTERN SKILLS FOR DEMENTIA CAREGIVING CLASSES

Skills for Dementia Caregiving is a multi-session, evidence-based educational program designed to help caregivers feel more confident and competent in their caregiving skills. It has also been shown to reduce caregiver stress by identifying risks and learning self-care strategies. These classes are offered to caregivers at no charge, and all curriculum materials are provided at no cost.

Cuidando Con RespetoA two-day linguistic and cultural translation of Skills for Dementia Caregiving.

Tina De La Luz, Program Director

[email protected], 1 (800) 272-3900

9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Suite 121

Albuquerque, NM 87111

Sarah Bradley, SE Regional Manager


Sunwest Centre Office Complex

500 N. Main, Suite 501

Roswell, NM 88201

Alexis Ramirez, SW Regional

Programs Manager


1155 S. Telshor, Ste. 202

Las Cruces, NM 88011

July 10-August 14, 9:30am-11:30am (Tuesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

July 10-August 21, 5:30pm-7:30pm (Tuesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

July 11-August 15, 3:00pm-5:00pm (Wednesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

July 12-August 16, 10:00am-12:00pm (Thursdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

September 4-October 9, 9:30am-11:30am (Tuesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

September 4-October 9, 5:30pm-7:30pm (Tuesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

September 5-October 10, 3:00pm-5:00pm (Wednesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

September 6-October 11, 10:00am-12:00pm (Thursdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

October 30-December 4, 9:30am-11:30am (Tuesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

For information on presentations, training and classes in this region, please contact us using the information provided above. Thank you.

July 19 - August 23, 1pm-3pm (Thursdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter1155 S. Telshor Blvd Suite 202, Las Cruces, NM 88011

September 6 - October 18, 1pm-3pm (Thursdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter1155 S. Telshor Blvd Suite 202, Las Cruces, NM 88011

November 1 - December 13, 1pm-3pm (Thursdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter1155 S. Telshor Blvd Suite 202, Las Cruces, NM 88011

For information on additional presentations, training and classes in this region, please contact us using the information provided above. Thank you.

October 30-December 4, 5:30pm-7:30pm (Tuesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

October 31-December 5, 3:00pm-5:00pm (Wednesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

November 1-December 13, 10:00am-11:00am (Thursdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111 For information on additional presentations, training and classes in this region, please contact us using the information provided above. Thank you.

NORTHWESTERN SKILLS FOR DEMENTIA CAREGIVING CLASSES

Waldon Lynch, Regional Manager


3300 N. Butler Avenue, Suite 221

Farmington, NM 87401

NORTHEASTERN SKILLS FOR DEMENTIA CAREGIVING CLASSES



811 St. Michael’s Dr., Suite 106

Santa Fe, NM 87505


July 3 - August 7, 10am-12pm (Tuesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingSan Juan Center for Independence1204 San Juan Blvd., Farmington, NM 87401

July 7 - August 11, 10am-12pm (Saturdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter3300 N. Butler Ave., Farmington, NM 87401

August 28 - October 2, 10 am – 12pm (Tuesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingSan Juan Center for Independence1204 San Juan Blvd., Farmington, NM 87401

September 1 - October 6, 10 am to 12 Noon (Saturdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter3300 N. Butler Ave., Farmington, NM 87401

October 16 - November 20, 10am-12 Noon (Tuesdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingSan Juan Center for Independence1204 San Juan Blvd., Farmington, NM 87401

October 20 - November 24, 10am-12pm (Saturdays)Skills for Dementia CaregivingAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter3300 N. Butler Ave., Farmington, NM 87401


July – December 2018

Regional Map

Farmington - Northwestern Regional OfficeSanta Fe - Northeastern Regional OfficeAlbuquerque - Greater Albuquerque Regional OfficeLas Cruces - Southwestern Regional OfficeRoswell - Southeastern Regional Office


educational classes

July 2, 1:00pm-2:30pmIntroduction to Support GroupsPresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

July 12, 1:30pm-2:30pmLegal Issues for Caregivers-What You Should KnowPresented by Don Pinnock, JDAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

July 18, 1:00-2:30pmBasics of Alzheimer’s DiseasePresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

July 25, 12:00pm-1:00pmThe Joy of CaregivingPresented by Cindy Brown, Training & Resource Manager, Home Instead Alzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

August 1, 1:00pm-2:30pmCommunications and BehaviorsPresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

August 6, 1:00pm-2:30pmIntroduction to Support GroupsPresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

August 9, 1:30pm-2:30pmLegal Issues for Caregivers-What You Should KnowPresented by Don Pinnock, JDAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

August 15, 12:00pm-1:00pmChoosing Long Term CarePresented by Tracy Ayers, Chapter Board PresidentAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

September 5, 1:00pm-2:30pmHospice and Palliative Care: It’s About Quality of LifePresented by Libby Hopkins, RNAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

September 13, 1:30pm-2:30pmLegal Issues for Caregivers-What You Should KnowPresented by Don Pinnock, JDAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

September 19, 12:00pm-1:00pmBasics of Alzheimer’s DiseasePresented by Tina De La Luz, Program DirectorAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

October 1, 1:00pm-2:30pmIntroduction to Support GroupsPresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

October 3, 1:00pm-2:30pmCommunications and BehaviorsPresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

October 11, 1:30pm-2:30pmLegal Issues for Caregivers-What You Should KnowPresented by Don Pinnock, JDAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

October 17, 12:00pm-1:00pmClinical Trials and Trial MatchPresented by Gary Girón, Executive DirectorAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

November 5, 1:00pm-2:30pmIntroduction to Support GroupsPresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

November 7, 1:00pm-2:30pmBasics of Alzheimer’s DiseasePresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

November 8, 1:30pm-2:30pmLegal Issues for Caregivers-What You Should KnowPresented by Don Pinnock, JDAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

November 14, 12:00pm-1:00pmThe Importance of Early Detection-Why it Matters (Tentative)Presented by Janice Knoefel, MD, MPHAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

December 3, 1:00pm-2:30pmIntroduction to Support GroupsPresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

December 5, 1:00pm-2:30pmCommunications and BehaviorsPresented by Barbara MichelsAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

December 13, 1:30pm-2:30pmLegal Issues for Caregivers-What You Should KnowPresented by Don Pinnock, JDAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111

December 19, 12:00pm-1:00pmDealing with Grief (Tentative)Presented by Janis McGlone, LMSWAlzheimer’s Association, NM Chapter9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Ste. 121, Albuquerque NM, 87111


GREATER ALBUQUERQUE EDUCATIONAL CLASSES



9500 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Suite 121


CALENDAR KEY

Skills for Dementia CaregivingMulti-session course which helps caregivers develop practical skills in caring for their loved one and themselves.

Cuidando Con RespetoTwo-day linguistic and cultural translation of Skills for Dementia Caregiving.

Basics of Alzheimer’s disease Pathology, warning signs, risk factors and scope of the disease.

Know the 10 Warning Signs Warning signs and prevention of Alzheimer’s.

Living with Alzheimer’s: For Caregivers Describes different stages of Alzheimer’s, and assists in preparedness..

Conversations About DementiaVarious presentations on Alzheimer’s disease and related topics.

Regional Map

Farmington - Northwestern Regional OfficeSanta Fe - Northeastern Regional OfficeAlbuquerque - Greater Albuquerque Regional OfficeLas Cruces - Southwestern Regional OfficeRoswell - Southeastern Regional Office



educational classes continued...

NORTHEASTERN EDUCATIONAL CLASSES



811 St. Michael’s Dr., Suite 106

Santa Fe, NM 87505


CALENDAR KEY

Skills for Dementia CaregivingMulti-session course which helps caregivers develop practical skills in caring for their loved one and themselves.

Cuidando Con RespetoTwo-day linguistic and cultural translation of Skills for Dementia Caregiving.

Basics of Alzheimer’s disease Pathology, warning signs, risk factors and scope of the disease.

Know the 10 Warning Signs Warning signs and prevention of Alzheimer’s.

Living with Alzheimer’s: For Caregivers Describes different stages of Alzheimer’s, and assists in preparedness..

Conversations About DementiaVarious presentations on Alzheimer’s disease and related topics.

SOUTHWESTERN EDUCATIONAL CLASSES

Alexis Ramirez, SW Regional

Programs Manager


1155 S. Telshor Ste. 202

Las Cruces, NM 88011

NORTHWESTERN EDUCATIONAL CLASSES

Waldon Lynch, NW Regional Manager


3300 North Butler Ave., Ste. 221

Farmington, NM 87401

July 12, 12pm - 2pmBasics of Alzheimer’s Disease San Juan Center for Independence1204 San Juan Blvd., Farmington, NM 87401

July 13, 11:45am - 1:15pmBasics of Alzheimer’s Disease Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Services2111 College Dr. Gallup, NM 87301

August 9, 9:30am - 11:30 amBasics of Alzheimer’s Disease Aztec Cultural Center101 South Park Ave., Aztec, NM 87410

August 23, 12pm - 2:00 pmKnow the 10 Warning SignsSan Juan Center for Independence 1204 San Juan Blvd., Farmington NM 87401

September 6, 9:30am - 11:30amKnow the 10 Warning SignsBloomfield Cultural Center124 West Ash Ave. Bloomfield, NM 87413

September 20, 9am – 11amBasics of Alzheimer’s Disease Radiant Home Health Care101 S. Clark St., Gallup, NM 87301

October 4, 12pm - 2pmBasics of Alzheimer’s Disease San Juan Center for Independence1204 San Juan Blvd., Farmington, NM 87401

October 18, 9:30am - 11:30amBasics of Alzheimer’s Disease Aztec Cultural Center101 South Park Ave., Aztec, NM 87410

November 8, 1:30pm - 3:30pmBasics of Alzheimer’s Disease Zuni Senior Center1386 State Highway 53, Zuni, NM 87327

November 15, 9:30am - 11:30amBasics of Alzheimer’s Disease Bloomfield Cultural Center124 West Ash Ave. Bloomfield, NM 87413

December 6, 9:30am - 11:30amKnow the 10 Warning Signs Bloomfield Cultural Center124 West Ash Ave. Bloomfield, NM 87413

December 13, 9:30am - 11:30amBasics of Alzheimer’s Disease Aztec Cultural Center101 South Park Ave., Aztec, NM 87410


July 18, 2pm-3pm Know the 10 Warning Signs Crossroads In-Home Care189 Howard Place, Las Cruces, NM 88011

July 25, 2pm-3:30pm Basics of Alzheimer’s DiseasePeace Lutheran Church1701 E. Missouri Avenue, Las Cruces, NM 88001

August 15, 2pm-3pmSafety in the Home Crossroads In-Home Care189 Howard Place, Las Cruces, NM 88011

August 22, 2:00pm-3:30pm Know the 10 Warning Signs Peace Lutheran Church1701 E. Missouri Avenue, Las Cruces, NM 88001

September 19, 2pm-3pmBasics of Alzheimer’s DiseaseCrossroads In-Home Care189 Howard Place, Las Cruces, NM 88011

September 26, 2pm-3:30pm Know the 10 Warning Signs Peace Lutheran Church1701 E. Missouri Avenue, Las Cruces, NM 88001

October 17, 2pm-3pmCommunications and BehaviorsCrossroads In-Home Care189 Howard Place, Las Cruces, NM 88011

October 24, 2pm-3:30pm Basics of Alzheimer’s DiseasePeace Lutheran Church1701 E. Missouri Avenue, Las Cruces, NM 88001

November 21, 2:00pm-3:00pm Know the 10 Warning Signs Crossroads In-Home Care189 Howard Place, Las Cruces, NM 88011

November 28, 2pm-3:30pm Basics of Alzheimer’s DiseasePeace Lutheran Church1701 E. Missouri Avenue, Las Cruces, NM 88001

December 12, 2pm-3pmSafety in the Home Crossroads In-Home Care189 Howard Place, Las Cruces, NM 88011

December 19, 2pm-3:30pm Know the 10 Warning Signs Peace Lutheran Church1701 E. Missouri Avenue, Las Cruces, NM 88001


SOUTHEASTERN EDUCATIONAL CLASSES

Sarah Bradley, SE Regional Manager


Sunwest Centre Office Complex

500 N. Main, Suite 501

Roswell, NM 88201




save the datesNM WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S 2018

ALBUQUERQUE CAREGIVER CONFERENCE 11.3.2018 - 8am to 4pm - Sandia Resort & Casino - FREE. Informative workshop, talks, and presentations designed to educate, inform and improve the experience for both family and professional caregivers. Tracks for both family and professional caregivers are available. To register call 1-800-272-3900.

SOUTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO FAMILY CAREGIVER EVENT (LAS CRUCES)10.27.2018 - 8am, Good Samaritan Social Center. A day long workshop to educate and feed the soul of the caregiver. FREE. Contact Tina (505) 266-4473.

OPEN HOUSE (ALBUQUERQUE OFFICE) 11.15.2018 Join in celebrating our wonderful volunteers, board members, staff and supporters. Hors d'oeuvres & beverages served. 9500 Montgomery Blvd NE Suite 121, 4pm to 7pm. FREE. Call (505) 266-4473.

SW Regional Walk to End Alzheimer’s (Las Cruces) September 15th, Young Park, 8:30am. http://act.alz.org/LCWalk18

NW Regional Walk to End Alzheimer’s (Farmington) September 29th, Berg Park, 8:30am. http://act.alz.org/FarmWalk18

SE Regional Walk to End Alzheimer’s (Roswell)October 13th, Pioneer Park, 8:30am. http://act.alz.org/Roswalk18

Greater Albuquerque Walk to End Alzheimer’s (Albuquerque)October 20, Hoffmantown Church, 8:30am. http://act.alz.org/ABQWalk18

NE Regional Walk to End Alzheimer’s (Santa Fe)October 20, Santa Fe Plaza, 9:30am. http://act.alz.org/SFWalk18

For more info on NM Walks,

call 1 (800) 272-3900 or visit

www.alz.org/walk.


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Archuleta, Donald

Archuleta, Trina

Arciniega, Olga

Ardito, Joan and Joseph

Argo, Tony

Armentrout, Jennifer

Armstrong Troy, Dorothy and

Ridenour, Carla

Armstrong, Judy

Arnold, Frank and Nancy

Arrey, Yolanda

Artesia General Hospital

Articles for Her

Artifacts

Ashbaugh, Diana

Ashcroft, Norman

Askren, Gale and Alvin

Atencio, Tiana

Ater, Margaret

Atria Vista De Rio

Aucoin, Jacqueline

Auld, G

Auto Parts and Equipment Co., Inc.

Avants, Kelly and Doug

Axline, Terry

Ayers, Francene and Larry

Ayers, Tracy

B & G Alignment

Baca, Benjamin and Deluvine

Baca, Julia

Baca, Mark and Laura

Baca, Thomas

Bacharka, Michelle

Bachman, Evlia

Bacon, James and Tammie

Bacon, Virginia

Bagwell, Brandan

Bahr, Richard and Carol

Baird, Barbara

Baker, George and Thomas, Carroll

Baker, Sarah

Baker, Victoria

Baker, William

Baker-Brown, O.

Baldoni, Robert and Karen

Baldwin, Kim

Ballard, Albert and Joan

Ballenthin, Linda

Ballew, Jerry and Bellew, Jerry

Ballowe, Elizabeth and William

Banes, Nancy

Barbee, Charles

Barbee, Job Richard

Barber, Janice

Barber, Katrina

Barber, Pat

Barber, William and Diana

Barbo, D

Barclay, Edward and Margaret

Barclay, John

Barela, Karla

Barley Room

Barnes, Kathleen

Barre, Sharon

Barrett, Patricia

Barringer, Beth

Barry, Sandra and Christopher

Bartelt, Mary Ann

Bartucca, Linda and Chlebicki,

Penelope

Barudin Law Firm, PC

Barudin, Theodore

Base Hit LLC

Basham, Sabina

Basin Home Health, INC

Bassett, Wendy

Bath Fitter

Baugh, Tom and Teresa

Baum, Melba

Baumgardner, Dorothy and Rosales,

Marie

Bayada Home Health

BBVA Compass Bank

Beall, Jenifer

Beamer, Danielle

Bear Canyon Estates

Becerra, Angelina

Beck, Jamie

BEDO LLC

Begay, Erica

Belding, Tom and Joellen

Bell, Floyd and Carmen

Bender, Jeannine

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Bennett, Joyce

Bentacu, Deanna

Benusa, Darla

Berardinelli Family Funeral Service

Berg, Pamela

Bergsohn, Harold

Berkhahn, Gerald and Cynthia

Berkley, Shea

Berridge, Teresa

Berry, D C and Libby

Berry, John and Georgeann

Thank You


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Casa Bella Walk Team ( LC)

Casa De Oro Walk Team (LC)

Casa Mesita

Casas, Douglas

Cashmere Rouge Spa

Casler, Carol

Casler, Sally

Castaneda, David and Marie

Castaneda, Marie

Castello, Marilyn and Thoma

Castillo, Andres and Castillo, Betty

Catanach, Michael

Cates, Brad and Shelley

Cates, David

Centene Management Company LLC

Center for Action and Contemplation,

Inc.

Center for Holistic Health (Diane

Polasky)

Cereceres, Evette

Chambers, Kristine

Chambers, Michael and Patricia

Chandler Jewlers (Ray Chandler)

Chavez County Joy Center

Chavez, Angela

Chavez, Corinne

Chavez, Felia

Chavez, Frank and Patti

Chavez, Ignacio

Chavez, James

Chavez, Javier

Chavez, Lynnae

Chavez, Steve

Chavez, Tania and Franklin, Abraham

ChemDry of New Mexico

Chennault, Max and Lynn

Cherry, Judith and Herbert

Chiado, Carlyn

Chick-fil-A (Farmington Location)

Chick-fil-A at Wyoming Bvd FSU

Chilcoat, Gary

Child, Lee

Childrens Dental at Sonoma

Childs, Kathy

Chili's Grill & Bar (Jason Derak)

Chinn, Brian and Jenee

Chionard, Tory

Chism, Nancy Dee

Chitwood, Paul

Chreist, Stephen and Judy

Christee's

Christus/St. Vincent

Church, Sara

Cipoletti, Karen

Citizens Bank

Citizens Bank of Las Cruces

Clapper, John and Lynn

Dion's Peter-Defries Corporation

Disneyland Resort

Document Solutions, Inc.

Domeny, Sandra

The Don W McLeod Trust

Dooddark, Patt

Dotson, Chad and Cora

Dougherty, El

Dougherty, James

Dougherty, Nicholas

Dougherty, Shale

Dougherty, William and Ethel

Drager, Dwight and Marcia

Dubay, K.W. and Dubay, M.M.

Dubicka, Irene

DuFour, Brian

Duke City Bridge Club

Dumler, Charles and Emily

Duncan, Elaine

Dunkin Donuts

Dunlap, Larry and Dana

Dunlop, Linda

Dunmar, Laura and David

Dunn, Pintip

Dupuis, Jean-Pierre and Heidi

Duran, Victor

Duran, Yveonne

The Durango & Silverton Narrow

Gauge Railroad Co.

Durango Joe's Coffee Co

Durbin, Jessica

Duty, Teresa

Dyson, Beverly and Harrelson, Lisa

Dyson, Mary Jane

Easom Rigging and Racing

Eastern New Mexico Medical Center

Eaton, E. Deann and Azar, Steve

Ebeliny-Cooney, Tracye

Eckroth, Cynthia

Eckroth, David

Eckroth, Lucia

Eckroth, Marcus and Ruth

Edmonds, Krista

Edmondson III, David and Florence

Edward Jones

Edwards, Sammie and Terry

Egli, Evelyn

Ehlers, Sheryl and John

Eigher, Ardith

EJ Team North

Ekstrom, Carmen

Elan Santa Monica

Electa Chapter 13

Elevated Beauty Salon

Ellery, Ann

Enchantment Dancing

Energyworks LLC

Enger, Kristin and Norman

English, Susan

ENMU NSSLHA

Ensor, Susan and Roger

Entravision Communications

Epler, Lauren

Erickson, Andy and Pam

Erickson, Wren and Erickson, Dick

Ernst, Lena and Robert

Eshbaugh, John and Phyllis

Esquibel, Antonio and Sylvia

Esquibel, Barbara and Mike

Esquibel, David and Robin

Esquibel, Lorey

Estrada, Aida and David

Everbeck, Bonnie and Gary

Ewing, Rhonda and Billy

Explora

Eye Associates of New Mexico,

Northside Office

F.O.E. 4038

F.O.E. NO 3187 Charity Account

Fagre, Dan and Ann

Fakes, Roger

Farmer, Mary

Farmington Elk's Lodge #1747

Farmington Operations, LLC

Farrell, Sydney L

Farris, Denise

Faulkner, Daniel

Faull, April and James

Faust, Ann and Mancel, Nancee

Federated Fleet & Automotive

Services, Inc.

Feezor, George and Linda

Fernandez Pod, Lorraine

Ferrari, Roxelle

Fesenmyer, Delores

Feuerstein, Larry and Ann

Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Field, Sally

Figments Tea

Finley, Elizabeth

Fisher, Elizabeth

Fisher, Richard for Fisher, Susan

Fisk, Afton

Fitzpatrick, John and Terry

Five Star Montebello

Flanagan, Eva

Fleming, Anne

Floyd, Patrick

Flying Star #25

Flynn, Dennis and Diana

Fogarty, Marian

Foley, Violet

Fontaine, Eleanor

Clark, Benjamin

Clark, Sandra

Clark, Vicki

Clay Art (Jennie Clay)

Dayson, Richard

Clayton Health Facilities LP

Clayton Nursing and Rehab Walk

Clayton, Christiy

ClearChannel Outdoor

Cleary, Faye

Cliff's Amusement Park

Clymer, Judith

CNA

Cockrell, Betty

Cohn, Barbara

Cole, Alberta

Collignon, David

Collins, Alysan and Collins, Parrish

Collyer, Tony and Tracy

Colson, Bradley and Rachel

Comet 1 Hour Cleaners and Laundry

Compassus Hospice and Palliative

Care

Comprehensive Volcanic

Petrographics, LLC

Con Alma Health Foundation

Condon, Doris

Connell, Julie

Conner, Dolores

Connolly, Barbara

Connolly, Richard and Connie

Connor, Joyce

Conoway, Patricia

Constancia, Deanne

Consumer Direct Care Network

Cook, Karin

Cook, Simeon

Cooley, Melissa and Anthony

Cooperage/Scarpas Restaurants

Cordova, Carissa

Correa, Alice

Corrigan, Patricia

Costa Vida

Cothern, Dora

Cotugno, Andrew

Coulter, Catherine

County of Sandoval

Courtney, Christine

Courtyard by Marriott

Cox, Dekota

Crabtree, Donna and Vernon

Craig, M.

Crawford, Judith

Cree Meadow Country Club

Crone, Pamela and T

Cross, Delbert

Crossroads In Home Care

Crow, Margaret

Crowder, Frances

Crowe, Flora and Needham

Crowell, Cynthia

Crowl, Joyce

Crum, Lewis

Crumb, Virginia

Crusie, Jennifer

Cumulus Media

Cupit Carved Ceramics

Cutting Edge Painting, Inc.

D'Anelto

D'Antonio, Anita

Dahlin, Randal

Dan Boldman Gallery

Daniels, Aurora

Daniels, B.J.

Danielson, Charles and Leslie

David H. Fischler Esq. Attorney

at Law

Davis, David and Barbara

Davies, Jennifer

Davis, Betty

Davis, Colleen

Davis, David and Donna

Davis, Joan

Davis, John and Betty

Davis, Nancy and Stanley

Davis, Riker

Davis, Shirley

Day, Alyssa

Day, Martha

De La Luz, Tina

De-Silva, Barbara

Deal, Larry and Sharon

Dean, Janet

Dean, Jerry and Mary

Dean, John and Shirley

Deblassie, Gina

Deblois, Ryan

DeBuck, Charles and Rachel

Decisions in Care, LLC

Degattis, Isabel

Dehoff, Harold and Phyllis

Delanoy, Martha

Delicious Beef Jerky

Della Longa, Jospeh

Delnobile, George and Catherine

Dennis, Carl and Maxine

Denison, John and Andrea

Dental Care in Your Home, Inc.

Dente, Gregory and Mendales Dente,

Elissa

Desert Peaks Detonographic

Di Santi, Danny and Patricia

Diamond Backs

Diaz, Lena

Dimeo, Diana and Rowse, Gordon

Dimond, Gege

Thank You


(October 7th, 2017 – April 30th, 2018)

Foraker, Gregory and McNeely

Foraker, Barbara

Forbes, Gordon

Ford, Julie and Paul

Foreman, Jacquelyn

Forster, Arnold

Harvey Foster

Foster, Lori

Foster, Patricia and Frank

Foster, Thomas and Theresa

Foster, Tim and Shonna

Fox, Barbara

Fox, Jennifer

Fragua, Terri

Franks, Rhoda

Fransen, Janet

Freede, Emily

Freedman, Marshall and Roberta

Freedman, Roberta

Freeland, Janice J.

French Mortuary

French, Richard

Friedman, Toby

Friend's Hair Salon

Fulcher, Robyn

Gabaldon, Diana

Gabaldon, Jane and Arthur

Gabaldon, Tammy

Gaedke, Cheryl and Jeffrey

Gallegos, Albert and L. Anabelle

Gallegos, Monica

Galloway, Cindy

Galvan, Dennis

Galvan, Joe and Mary

Galvan, Mary

Galvez, Leo and Mary

Galvez, Mary

Galvez-Rogers, Bonnie

Gap Inc.

Garcia, Ciara

Garcia, Marilyn and Jose

Gardner, Lisa

Garfias, Renee

GE Foundation

Geer, Hunter and Geer, Harlene

Geesy, Alice and Mark

Genesis ABQ Square Roots Walk

Team

Genesis Healthcare LLC

Genesis Striders from Northrise

Gerhardt, Dolores and Robert

Gerritsen, Tess

Gherardi, Nancy

Giannini, Armand

Gibson, Donnie and Donna

Giglia, Ashlee

Giglia, Loretta

Hendricks, Mary Jo

Hennighausen & Olsen, LLP

Henton, David

Heppler, Ava and Joe

Herb Atkinson State Farm Insurance

Heritage Home Health Care

Services, Inc.

Heritage Home Healthcare and

Hospice Walk Team

Herkness, Nancy

Herman, Carla

Herman, Charles and Susan

Hernandez, Luis and Castillo, Rocio

Hernandez, Natalia

Herrera, George

Herrera, Regina

Herron, Rita

Hiatt, Helen

Hicks, Sharon

Highway Supply, LLC

Hill Living Trust

Hill, Nancy

Hillerman, Anne

Hinkle Family Fun Center

Hironaka, Eddie and Teiko

Hlad, Amy

HME Specialists

Hoffmann, Donald and Donna

Hoffmantown Church

Hofmann, Donald and Donna

Hogan, Beverly

Hogan, Janelda

Hogansen, Keri and Charles

Hoitsma, Catherine

Holguin, Ashley

Holguin, Lorena and Mario

Hollis, Michael and Sandra

Holtsberry, Bryan and Magdalena

Home Care Assistance

Home Instead Senior Care

Honor In Home Senior Care

Hopp, Cyndi

Horace, J

Hospice de la Luz

Houghton, James and Nancy

Howard, Barbara

Howard, James and Julila

Howard, Linda

Howell, Barbara

Hoy, Robert and Alison

Hudson, Sharon

Hughes, David and Judith

Huguley, Carl

Hull, Betty and Loren

Hull, Catharine

Hull, Patsy

Humes, Michele and Derek

Hunt, Barbara and Richard

Hurst, Donald

Hurt, Kelly

Husk, Ken

Huskey, Renee

Hutson, Marty

IBM Employees Services Center

Il Vicino International, LLC

Iles, Lita

Ingles, Paul

International Balloon Fiesta, Inc.

IPC Healthcare, Inc

Irons, W.B.

Irwin, Darlene and Lloyd

Isleta Casino and Resort

Ismond, Thomas and Ismond,

Christian

Isotopes

Jackson Wink Gym

Jackson, Allen and Lucy

Jackson, Brenda

Jackson, Lisa

Jackson, Mae

Jackson, May

Jacobs, Henry

Jacobs, Holly

Jacobs, Judy

Jahner, Janet and Robert

James M. Barb Construction Inc

James S & Patricia Trust

Jamesone, JoLee

Jan's Art Shop

Jan's on 4th

Jeffreys, Gary

Jeffries, Sabrina

Jensen, Ginger

Jensen-Deloia, Cheryl

Jeter, Jimmy

Jette, Kristin and Ramar

Jewelry by Maurice

Jewelry by Susan T

JGB Designs

Jicarilla Apache Tribe

Joes Girls

Johancen, Marlene and Thomas

Johnson, Bansy

Johnson, Christine

Johnson, Josephine

Johnson, Lewis

Johnson, Linda

Johnson, Mary

Johnson, Nancy and Charles

Johnson, Sandra

Johnson, Tamara

Johnson-Brito, LLC

Johnston, Stephanie

Jojola, Jon

Gilbreath, Jerry and Mary Beth

Giles, Celia

Gillentine, Jane and Tom

Gilmore, Linda

Giltrow, David and Peggy

Girón, Gary

Employee Donations Give With

Liberty

Godinez, Jan

Gohlke, Lynn

Goines, Peggy

Gold Canyon Candles

Golden Corral

Golden Mesa

Golden, Jerome and Porter Golden,

Florence

Gomez, Maria

Gomez, Pedro

Gomez, Sandra

Gonzales, Barbara

Gonzales, Elizabeth and Richard

Gonzales, Jill Wyatt

Gonzales-Vigil, Jane

Gonzalez, Robin

Good Samaritan Society

Goods, Betty

Gorman, Claudia

Gorman, Edmund

Gorostiza, Elisa

Gossett, Sally

Gough, Charlene

Graham, Peggy

Granaway, Ruth

Grand Chapter of New Mexico Order

of the Eastern Star

Grange, Micahel and Michele

Grant, Rachel

Gray, Mary

Gray, Mary Virginia

Green Summit Landscape

Management

Green, Mary

Green, Mary Ann

Greene, Ronald and Carla

Greenholdt, Henry and Diane

Greer, Laura and Gary

Gregory, Charles

Gregory, Kate

Griego, Pablo

Griegos, Karen

Grieshaber, Joel

Grijalva, Sabrina and Louis

Grimm, Carol

Gross, Beverly

Gross, Rachel and Dumos, Terry

GSK (GlaskoSmithKline)

Gualtieri, Antonio and Vivian

Guest, Kristine

Gunter, John and Jane

Gunther, Helen and Scott

Gurley, Nicole and Rondeau

Gurule, Michael

Gutierrez, Elsa

Gutierrez, Timothy and Suzanne

Haaland, Joshua and Debbie

Haase, Jacquelyn and Haase,

Jennifer

Haciendas at Grace Village

Haden, Debra

Halbig, Colin and Marguerite

Halbig, Michelle

Haley, Loretta

Haman, Laura

Hamilton Relay

Han, Barb

Hanchett, Lisa

Hand & Microsurgery Center of El

Paso, P.A.

Haneke, Craig

Hanselmann Pottery

Hanson, John and Marilyn

Harcourt, Gail

Harlow, Paul and Jill

Harper, Marie

Harrelson, Robert and Lisa

Harris Jewelers

Harris, Judy

Harris, Kimberly and Randy

Harrison, Bill

Harrison, Lesley

Hartman, Gail

Hartman, Mark

Hartt, Helen

Harville, Donald

Hastings, Sara

Haupt, Edward and Anna

Hauth, Katherine and Boley, Stephen

Haven Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.

Haven Care

Haven Care Walk Team

Havenor, Deborah and Havenor, Kay

Hayes, Karen

Hayes, Molly and Matthew

Head, Barbara

Health Care Service Corporation

Heard, Martha

Heartland Financial USA INC

Heath, Joni

Heath, Lorraine

Heaton, Maureen

Heckethorn, Susan

Hedgley-Johnson, C

Heffron, Warren and Rosalee

Hellyer, Marcella and Floyd

Helm, Nicole

Hemish Caregivers

Thank You



Jojola, Lucas and Sherry

Jolly, Mel

Jones, Aaron and Marissa

Jones, Amanda

Jones, Darynda

Jones, Jerry and Geri

Jones, Kathy

Jones, Nola and Richard

Jones, Patricia

Jones, Tera and Brian

Jorgensen, Brittany and Lence

Joyce, Eileen

JSCO, Inc.

Juarez, Erica

Julienne Jewlery

Kalan, Julie

Kanzler, Melinda

Karnes, Kimberly

Karns, Scott and Rita

Kaufman, Stephen and Leslie

Kaull, Autumn and Valdez, Paul

Kaune's Neighborhood Market

Kear, Morgan

Keegan, Douglas

Keen, Clay

Keene, Carolyn

Keeping the Pace Walk Team

Keim, Lois

Keleher, Thomas and Greta

Keller, Christa

Keller, Loren and Anita

Kelley, James and Lorraine

Kelly Jo Designs

Kelly, Jeremiah

Kendrick, Candance

Kenne, Kelly

Kennedy, Jeffe

Kerr, Jane

Kersting, Donald and Sally

Kessler, Mel and Cynthia

Ketchem, E

Kettenacker, Nancy

Kids Academy Child Learning Center

Killian, Donna

Kindred Healthcare, Inc.

Kindrick, Lawrence and Jill

King, Ellen and James

King, John and Kelly

King, John

Kingston Residence of Santa Fe

Kinney, Barbara

Kinney, Michael and Dana

Kirikos, Phyllis

Klarus Home Care

Klein, James and Nancy

Klein, Regina

Los Pinos Fly & Tackle

Loschke, Frank

Lovato, Gilbert

Lovato, H. A. and C. S.

Love, Dianna

Lovelace, Merline

Lucas, Joann

Lucero Gutierrez, Peggy

Lucero, Eric and Suzette

Lucero, Esther

Lucero, Margie

Lucero, Pat

Lucero, Prudencia

Luff Family Trust

Lujan, Alycia

Lujan, Edward

Lujan, Lily

Lujan, Priscilla

Luke, Joan

Luminescence Beauty & Wellness

Luttrell, James and Barbara

LVP Care, Inc dba Comfort Keepers

Lyle, Brian

Lyon, Don and Martha

Macaulay, Victoria and Gordo

Macfarlane, Susan

MacGregor, Janna

Macias, Kally

Mack, Joanne and Bill

Macken, Rosemary

Macnish, Eleanore

Macomber, Debbie

Madrid, Arnold and Lesa

Maes, Liz

Magic 99.5 FM

Magnoni, Diana

Magnussen, Donna

Maguire, Robert

Mahony, Nancy

Mahr, Edwin and Joline

Mallery, Susan

Maloney, Matt and Shelley

Manley, James

Manning, Steve

Marbury, Susie

Mares, Brenda

Margaret Bost Floral Design

Mark's Casa Chrysler Jeep Mitsubishi

Marlin Wells & Associates

Marquez, Jim and Mary

Marrison, Michelle

Marrs, Jean

Marsh, Michelle

Martin, Joe and Janis

Martin, Karen

Martin, Kat

Martin, Lawrence and Koteen Poa,

Ikelene

Martinez, Ashley

Martinez, Belinda

Martinez, Carmelina

Martinez, Carol

Martinez, Carolyn

Martinez, Fabian and Anna

Martinez, Helen and Bennie

Martinez, Jessica

Martinez, Ken and Vivian

Martinez, Lucinda

Martinez, Lynn and Leo

Martinez, Olivia

Martinez, Pete and Mary

Martinez, Rebecca

Martinez, Simodosea

Martinez-Saiz, Victoria and Saiz, Juan

Masana NYC Portrait Artwork

Mason, Sharon

Matheson Tri-Gas

Matney, Joyce

Maurer, Emily

Maxwell, Cathy

Mayberry Senior Services

Mayne, Norman

McAnelly, Mark and Claudine

McBroom, Robert and Jean

McClernon, Maureen

McCormick, Patrick and Goldberg,

Meg

McCullough, Pamela

McDaniel, Jacqueline and Dean

McDivitt, John and Catherine

McElhaney Benedict, Victoria

McElhaney, John

McElhaney, Scott

McElroy, James and Jacqueline

McEntire, Terri

McFall, Christine

McGee, Scott and Lori

McGlone, Janis

McGowan, Carnella

McHard, Janet and Mohr, Beth

McIntosh, Jeanne

McKinnon, Karen

McMorris, Kristina

McQuade, Brooks

Mcrod Company LLC, DBA

Crossroads In-Home Care

Meador, Linda

Med-Care Senior Insurance Solutions

LLC

Meints, Douglas

Mejia, Jose

Melendrez, Elva

Melloy Brothers Enterprises, Inc.

Melslfisl, Dave

Knackstedt Medical Group, Inc.

Knight, Michael and Carol

Knights of Columbus, San Juan

Council No. 3448

Knoefel, Janice (UNM)

Koller, Margaret

Kona Ice of Albuquerque LLC

Kondo, R and Kondo, T

Koppenhaver, Rita

Kosinski, Carol

Koski, Diana

Koval, Ruth

Kovalski, Daniel and Jane

KPMG LLP

Krelle, Constance

Kreuz, Christina

Kroger

Kropp, Eugene

Kruger, Frederick

Kruger, Jennifer

Kuehn, Laura

Kuhl, Jean

Kuhn, Cynthia

Kilikowsko, John

Kymera Independent Physicians

La Montanita Co-op

La Vida Llena

Lacy, Mary

Lacy, William and Heidemarie

Lakeman, Karen and Thomas

Lamarque, Ruben

Lamb, Janet

Landin, Antonio

Landin, Rochelle

Landis, Jill Marie

Lane, Betty

Lane, Juanita

Lane, Katie

Langdon, Robert

Lanphere, Donna

Lanting, Albert and Sharon

Larry H. Miller Charities

Larson, Oliver and Beverly

Las Colinas Village

Las Colinas Walk Team

Las Cruces Bulletin

Las Cruces Homebuilders

Association

Lash Out Loud

Laskey, Paula

Lassiter, Jeffrey and Tyson

Latimer, Joe and Kim

Lattanzi, Ronnie Mae

Law, Kim

Lawrence, Linda

Lawrie, Cathy

Lawrie, Nika

Lawson, Douglas and Carolyn

Layne, Harold

Lea, William

Leach, Morgan

Lebow, Jeff and Marci

Leche Weigh LLC

Lee, Robert

Leech, Dr. David

Legacy Global Foundation

Lehman, Helen

Lenderman, Claude and Ramona

Lenderman, Ramona

Leshner, Lynn

Levin, Becca

Levy, Deborah

Lewan & Associates, Inc.

Lewis, Jeanne and Stanley

Lewis, Keith and Rhonda

Lewis, Marion and Donald

Lewis, R. and Lewis, M

Lewis, Valerie

Licon, Lucy

Liebel, Roger and Chirs

Liebel, Sandra

Lieber's Luggage

Lieberman, Gerald and Goodman,

Ronald

Life Care Center of Farmington

Life Options & Advocacy, LLC

Lifesavers Roswell Walk Team

Light Keepers

Lilly Barrack

Lime Vietnamese

Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium

Lindberg, Arthur and Patricia

Lindsay, Cat

LinQuest Corporation

Linville, Anne

Liska, Jeanette

Lisotto, Gene and Donna

Listy, Albert and Moreno-Listy, Kristina

Little, Mary and Edward

Liwski, John and Debra

Lobbergt, Greg

Loewenstein, Alegra

Long, Denise

Longoria, Sheralee and Alejos

Lopez, Christina and Jim

Lopez, Daniel

Valerie Lopez

Lord, Mike and Kathy

Loretto, Jane

Los Alamos Medical Center

Los Alamos National Bank

Los Alamos National Security, LLC

Los Colinas Village Senior Star Living

Los Colinas Village Walk Team

Thank You


(as of October 7th, 2017 – April 30th, 2018)

Memorial Medical Center

Menaul Auto Sales, Inc

Meow Wolf

Mercer, Celeste and Hajic, Maria

Mercier, Barbara

Mercure, Joann

Merl, Kimberly

Merl, Kristy

Merryman, Rashaun

Merwin, Charles and Nancy

Mesilla Valley Hospital Movers Team

Mesilla Book Center

Mesilla Valley Hospice, Inc.

Mesilla Valley Hospital

Mesquite Art Gallery

Michalk, Nancy

Michels, Ann and Kendall

Michels, Gary and Barbara

Milan, Courtney

Milavec, Anton

Milendrez, Rebecca

Miles, Louise and Vandamme, Ella

Millender, Vicki and Phil

Miller, Elena

Miller, Geneva and Jim

Miller, Linda

Mills, Sidney and Sylvia

Milton, Lee and Shirley

Mindful Kindness LLC

Minerella, D.

Minter, Paul and Susan

Mission Arch Team

Mister HotShine

Mistretta, Cassandra and Loka

Mitchell, Angelo

Mitchell, Jacqueline

Mitchell, Siobhan

Modern Nails

Modica, Chris

Molina Healthcare, Inc

Molina, Jerry and Joan

Mondlick, Ruth

Mondragon, Fred

Monnin, Anthony and C

Monroe, Harvey

Montalvo, Maria

Montano, MaryAnn

Montano, Phil

Montano, Steven and Brown-

Montano, Michelle

Montgomery, Myong-Hi and James

Montgomery, Sara and O'Reilly, Mel

Montjoy, Charles and Jo Ellen

Montoya, Adolfo and Annabelle

Moore, Delbert and Mary

Moore, Diane

Moore, Foy

#35

Ortega, Erica

Ortega, Rosemary and Alex

Ortega, Steve

Ortiz, Charles and Bonita

Osburn, Terri

Osmond, Roberta

Osta, T S and Joyce

Ostic, M. Gloria

Oswald, Jim

Otero Federal Credit Union

Otero's Inc. - Otero's Dairy Queen

Othart, Johanna

Otter Box

Ottino, James and Trujillo-Ottino,

Jolou

The Owens Law Firm, P.C.

Owens, Barbara

Owl Bar & Cafe

Pacheco, Noe

Pacheco, Tanya

Pacifica Rosemont LLC

Pacifica Senior Living

Pack, Frances

Packard, Gail

Padilla, Anna

Padilla, Lucinda

Padilla, Manuel

Padilla, Maria

Padilla, Michelle

Paetz, Elizabeth

Palmilla Senior Living

Panda Express

Panera Bread

Pardo, Omar

Pariseau, Bernadette

Pariseau, Charles

Parker, Lee Ann

Parkhill, Kathy

Parsons, Nellie

Paskiewicz, Dodie and Hank

Past Grands Association

Patrick, Rosemary

Patterson, G.

Patterson, William

Patton, Gale

Paulus, Richard

Payne, Patricia and Oscar

Paypal Charitable Giving Fund

Peace Lutheran Friends Walk Team

Peacock, Lisa

Peacy, Duane and Judith

Pease, Robbie and Christine

Pelak, Robert and Walton, Laura Ellen

Pena, Joanna

Pena, Marie

Pendleton, Chris

PenFed

Penland, Penelope

People Works NM

Peppers Grill & Bar, INC.

Perea, Eulogio and Abeyta, Martha

Perini, Dale

Perini, Robin

Perkins, Debbie

Perry, Frankie

Pet Groomery

Pet Palace

Petco

Peter Piper Pizza

Peterman, Robyn

Peters, Susan

Peters, Todd and Karie

Petru, Ernest

Pettey, Donald and Wenona

Phillips, Caren

Phillips, Carly

Phillips, Louise

Phillips, Nancy

Phillips, Steven

Phoenix Symphony

Picaboo

Pick, Henry and Peggy

Pickett, Martha and Lawrence

Picquet Living Trust

Pilkington, Curt and Cindy

Pilz, Helen

Pioneer Bank

Pittsburgh Steelers

Pizza 9

Plante, David and Claudia

Plateau Property Management

Platinum Studio

Plaza, Pamela

Plaza Hotel

Pohl, Violet

Pollard, Ruth

Pollock, Karl and Colleen

Ponce-De-Leon, Ignacio and Tina

Pons, Madelyn

Popejoy Theater

Porter, J.B.

Porter, Jane

Potter, Michael and Pennie

Powell, Deborah

Powers, F.B.

Preferred Assisted Living

Premier Design Jewelry

Prewitt, James and Sharon

Price, Dee Ann

Prince, Linda

Procter, Barbara and Marvin

Prostate Cancer Support Association

of New Mexico

Moore, Janie

Moore, Jennie and R.E.

Moore, John and Cara

Moore, Renee

Moore, Sue and Billie

Morehouse, Jeff

Moreno, Yolanda and Lorenzo

Morgan Stanley

Morgan, Alice

Morgan, Ronnie and Glenda

Moritomo, Charlotte and Larry

Moritomo, Cindy

Morlan, Delinda

Morlan, Melissa

MorningStar of Albuquerque

Moro, Raymond and Iris

Morrell, David

Mortensen, Jackie

Mortillaro, Anthony and Joella

Mossman, Fred

Mountain States Insurance Group

Mountainview Regional Medical

Center

Moya, Laura

Moya, Melissa

Moya, Trena and Harris, Donald

Muenzer, Ofelia

Munson, Michael

Murdie, Cheryl

Murray, Joe

Musical Theatre Southwest

MVD Now (Justin Baird)

Mya Kai Creative (Michael Jackson)

Myers, Carl and Gayla

Myers, Cindi

Myers, Kenneth

Myers, Pat

Naigle, Nancy

Nambe

Nantze, Derrell

Naranjo, Sandra and Gerald

Nash, Loreen

National Christian Foundation of New

Mexico

National Financial Services LLC

National Philanthropic Trust

Natural Smile Spa

Navajo Nation

Navarrete, Vanessa

Neal, Leslie

Neidig, Patricia and Donald

The Neighborhood of Albuquerque

Neil, Vangie

Nelson, Dawni

Nelson, Kent and Neva

Neria, Della

Network for Good

Neus, C. and Ronald

New Mexico Bank & Trust

New Mexico Broadcasters

Association

New Mexico Financial Law

New Mexico Gaming, LLC

New Mexico Heart Institute PA

New Mexico Land and Title Co

New Mexico Pinon Coffee Co.

New Mexico Shopping Cart

Newman, Bill and Marjorie

Newton, David

Newton, Gloria and Walter

Next Phase, Inc.

Nicolaff, Gordon

Nieto, Carla and Lawrence

Nieto, Frank and Melissa

Nissen, Earl

NM Companion Care LLC

NM Dental Hygienists' Association

NMACC

Noble, Gene and Mary

Noel, Betsy

Noel, Betty

Noel, Gregg and Sherri

Noel, Martha

Noel, Phil and Erin

Nogle, Julia and George

North Ridge Alzheimer's Special

Care Center

North, Luanne and Wendal

Nothing Bundt Cakes

Novak, Brenda

Novotny, George and Mary

Noyer, Terry

NSA Civilian Welfare Fund

Nusenda

Nuzum, William and Bonnie

O'Farrell, Pauline

O'Neill's Management Company LLC

Oakes, Jon and Rosenberg, Nancy

Oas, Carolyn and Keith

Oberkampf, William and Sandra

Off, Phyllis

Ogawa, Diane

Ogaz, Julie and Edward

Ogilvie-Gomes, Karen and Gomes,

Gary

Oglesbee, Barbara

Olague, Joseph

Olivas Enterprises, LLC (Eric Olivas)

Olivas, Patricia and John

One World Rug Care

Oostenbrug, Paul

Opdyke-Curry, Ruth

Opera Southwest

Ophelia M. Chavez Farms, LLC

Order of the Eastern Star Lovington

Thank You



Puariea, Shirley

Pueblo of Isleta

Pure Radiance

Putney, Mary Jo

Putt Putt Golf

Quality Mazda

Quarles, Michele and Kevin

Quarles, Phillip and Diane

Quarter Celtic

Quench

Quezada, Natalyn

Quintana, Elias

Quintana, Lisa

Quintessence Choral Artists of the

Southwest

R&R Distribution Inc

Raborn, Joan

Rachkowski, Jean and Ray

Rader, Linda

Rael Rentals

Rael, Pablo

Ragan, T.R.

Ramirez, Angela and Raymond

Ramirez, Georgina

Ramos, Elaine and Alcon, Larry

Ramos, Paula and Alvaro

Rasley, Roger and Linda

RBC Capital Markets LLC

Reardon, Pamela

Reaves, Margaret and Ernest

Recalde, Francisco

Rechy, Martha

Reece, Russell

Reed, Ann

Reed, Steve

Reggie Gallegos Insurance

Rehabilitation Center of Albuquerque,

The

Reinke, Robert

Reinold, Shawna

Remis, Shirley

Remley, Jo

Renaissance Hair Skin Nails

Renteria, Alma

Renteria, Greg

Renteria, Mercedes

Repik, J. and Repik, D.

Resendez, Edmundo

Resendez, Jeanne

Retreat at Home

Retreat at Oxbow North LLC

Retreat Healthcare

Retreat Rebels Walk Team

Retreat, The

Rhodes, Anita

Rick Rotante Fine Art

Rico, Charles and Jean

Riewe, Mary and Gregory

Schoeppner, Mitzie

Schollander, Ardath and Keith

Schreiber, Sherry

Schrup, John

Schryver Medical Sales & Marketing

LLC

Schubeck, Beverly

Schwab, Ilona

Schwab, William and Barbara

Schwaner, C F

Schwarting, Maureen

Scott, Carolyn

Scott, David

Scott, Hazel

Scott, Judith

Scott, Karen

Scott, Lynn

Scovel, Christina

Seaman, Ronald and Fran

Seasons of Love Inc. DBA Right at

Home

Seene, T. S. and Smith-Neeley, Janet

Sellers, Roger

Sena, Suzanne

Sena, Yolanda

Sena-Baker, Casandra

Senior Star Management

Senkevich, Stephanie

Sennett, Kathleen and Robert

Serna, Angela

Serrano, Briana

Seymour, Deni

Shaffer, G Bruce and Kathy

Shah-Benavidez, Nisha

Shapiro, Marian

Sharick, Luisa

Shaw, Kelli

Shaw, Peg and Sikora, Gary

Shedd, Linda

Shendo, Colleen and Patrick

Shepan, Richard and Pattie

Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown

Sheriff's Posse, Inc. of Los Alamos

Sherman, Robert and Kathleen

Shiwnath-DeSouza, Janice

Short, Marilyn

Short, Roger and Cindy

Showalter, Gena

Shubert, Ann

Sideris, Maia

Siemen, Donna and Robert

Sierra Vista Retirement Community

Silk Road Connection

Silva Lanes

Silva, Agapito

Silva, Chris and Priscilla

Silver City Chapter #3 Order of the

Eastern Star

Silver Trust

Simons & Associates

Singh, Nalini

Sirwinski, Neal

Siska, Norbert

Sisson, William and E.

Skinner, Michelle

Skrzynecki, Louise

Skulls for Hope

Sladek, Susan

Small, Maureen

Smart Consignment Decor

Smiel, Marilyn

Smith, Daniel

Smith, Elmer

Smith, Helen

Smith, J. A. and David

Smith, JoAnn

Smith, Leslie and Judy

Smith, Louise and James

Smith's Food and Drug

Smoot, Jeanette

Snider, J George and Edith

Snyder, Barbara

Snyder, Mary

Sonoma Family Dental

South Eastern New Mexico Edward

Jones

Southward, M. Lorraine

Southwest Care Center

Spader, Rose

Spiers, Corbin and Melissa

Spiers, Luis and Cherry

Spivey, Jessica

St. Clair Vineyards

St. Cur, Walter and Victoria

Stamets, Stephan and Cathy

Stanford, Pamela

Stanley, Daniel and Kristina

Stanton, Cyril and Mary

Stanton, Julie and Hernandez, Jose

Starbucks

Stark, Alma

Stark, Glenn

State Employees Credit Union

Statzula, Thomas and Jeanine

Steele, Laveda

Steele, Sharon

Stein, Joel and Mary

Stein, Julie

Steiner, Dorothy

Stellar Senior Housing Experts, LLC

Stevens, Barbara

Stevens, Linda

Stewart, Irene

Stewart, John

Stewart, Marjon

Rigby, Brandon

Right at Home

Right at Home Walk Team

Rill, Julie Ann

Rio Bravo Brewing Company

Rio Grande Jazz Society

Rio Metro

Rio Rancho High School Decca

Rios, Luis

Rios, Teresa

Ritchey, Haley

River of Hope Civitan Club

Rizek, Inc.

Roach, Mary

Robert P. & Patricia E. Godwin Trust

Roberts, Nora

Roberts, Roy

Robertson, Lorraine

Robertson, Vickie

Robeson, Betsy and Steven

Robinson, H.D.

Roccaro, Katherine

Rock and Brews

Rocky Mountain Stone, Co, Inc

Rodriguez, Adrian

Rodriguez, Diana and Jesus

Rogers Farm Partnership

Rogers, Jack and Shirley

Rogers, Jon and Brenda

Romero, Anthony

Romero, Dottie

Romero, Jacqueline

Romero, Valorie and Nick

Rood, Helene

Roper, David and Diana

Rose Garden

Rose, Joseph and Anne

Rosoff, Denise and Henry

Ross, Bonnie

Roswell Sertoma Club

Rothenmaier, Roger and Celine

Route 66 Casino/Laguna

Development Corp

Roveto, Melissa

Rowe, Christopher and Lindsay

Roybal, Janet

Roybal, Sarah

Roybal, Tim and Womacks, Lisa

Rude, Carolyn

Rudolph, Lance and Beth

Runyan, Albert and Michelle

Russell, Patrick and Boursaw, Tee

Russo, Anthony and Ann

Ruwoldt, Steven

Ruybalid, John

Ryan, Kathleen and Jimmy

S&R Plumbing

Sabin, Robert and Kathryn

Saenz, Juan

Safer New Mexico Now

Saige, Gerald and Ellen

Sala, Sharon

Salazar, Connie

Salazar, Damon

Salazar, Kristi

Salazar, Nicolas

Salazar-Dominguez, Carolyn and

Richard

Salazar-Dominguez, Elias and

Salazar-Dominguez, Estevan

Salisbury, April

Sambrano, Joann

San Antonio Zoo

San Juan Signs, Inc.

San Pedro, C.

Sanchez Family Enterprises, LLC

Sanchez, Albert

Sanchez, Damon

Sanchez, Debbie

Sanchez, James

Sanchez, Nanette

Sanchez, Patricia

Sanchez, Shawna and Carlos

Sanchez, Stephanie

Sanchez, Teresa and Eric

Sanchez, Thera

Sandefer, Kip and Sandefer, Lonne

Sanders, George and Jacqueline

Sandia BMW

Sandia Laboratory Federal Credit

Union

Sandia Resort and Casino

Sandia Ridge Runners

Sandoval, Daniel and Theresa

Santa Ana Star Casino

Santa Fe New Mexican

Santa Fe Retirement & Estate

Planning Services, LLC

Santos, Norma

Sargent, Karen

Satagaj, John and Pastor, Julia

Saucedo, Elida

Savvy Avengers

Saxton, Stephen and Patricia

SBH El Paso

Scales, J. E.

Schaffer, Scott and Carol

Schaffner, Daniel and Donna

Schear-Carpenter, Pat and David

Schierling, Jessica

Schlenk, Martha

Schluter, Melanie and Karl

Schmidt, Paul and Elisa

Schmille, Charmaine

Thank You


(as of October 7th, 2017 – April 30th, 2018)

Stewart, Robert and Barbara

Stisser, Linda and Randy

Stisser, Loris and Lottie

StiverZom, Sherrie

Stone Age Climbing Gym

Stone, Jeanette and Orbin

Stoops, Richard and Marilyn

Stouffer, Lois

Strange, Barbara and Kent

Stress-Busting Program for Family

Caregivers

Strickland, James and Marlene Strive

Stuart, Susan

Suarez, Marisa

Suddarth, Susanna

Sullins, Roger and Tamara

Sullivan, Holly

Summer, Amanda

Summers, Christine

Sundheimer, Jay

Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino

Sunrise Springs

Suzuki, Larry

Swan, Lloryn

Swanda, Rex

Swaney, Karen and James

Sweatt, Beverly and Ellis, Linda

Sweeney, Brian

Sweeney, Rosie

Sweeney, Tommy

Syrah Skin Care Studio

The Talbots, Inc

Tamashiro, Mike

Tankersley, Wendy

Tanoan Country Club

Taylor, Inge and Herbert

TDS Group Inc Lifetime Retirement

Strategies

Teets, J and Teets, P

Tema Contemporary Furniture

Templeton, Alexa

Ten Thousand Villages

Ten Thousand Waves

Tender Care Home Health

Terrell, Diantha

Texas Roadhouse

Thacher, Elaine

The Care Management Group of

New Mexico

The Bowers/Fisher Family Trust

The Canyon Club

The Care Management Group of

New Mexico, LLC

The Gloaming at Santa Fe

The Heritage Assisted Living & Adult

Day Care

The Legacy at Santa Fe

Visiting Angels of S. NM

Vista Living Communities

Volchansky, Lois and Paul

Volek, Jon

Volek, Maribeth

Vukovich, Renee

Vullo, Joann

W.W. Browning, Jr. Investments

Wadley, Tommy and Peggy

Walden, Yvonne and Daniel

Walker, Josephine

Walker, Sarah

Walker, Tracy

Wallach, Barbara

Walmart

Walmart - Farmington

Walmart Stores, Inc.

Walter, John and Patricia

Walters, Connie

Walters, Steven

Walton, Peggy

Wantuck, Christine

Warden, Nicole and Robin, James

Warm Hearts Yarn LLC

Washburn, Jack and Lynn

Watson, Kristin

Watson, Tanya

Wayne, Sandra and Pod Bryan

Webb, Debra

Webber, Tammara

Weck's

Weems Galleries & Framing

Weld, Charles and Carole

Weld, Donald

Wellbridge, Inc.

Wellemeyer, John and Louise

Welles, Connie

Wesselman, Mary and Wesselman,

Karen

Westman, Elsie

Wetzel, Lori and W

Whalen, Joan

Whataburger

White, M and Felicia

White, P. Newton

White-Coonrod, Norma

Whitehouse, Jeanne

Whitney-Welles, Darla

Wilde, Lori

Wildman, Roland and Schroeder,

Blythe

Wilhelm, Bette

Wilkins, Keith and Lucille

Willet, Ronald and Sharon

Williams, Sam and Kay

Williams, Terri

Willis, Jean

Willis, Milton

Willis, Wendy

Wilson, Daryn

Wilson, Donald

Wilson, H.L.

Wilson, Patsy and Robert

Wimbush, Keith

Winkelmann, L. and Winkelmann, J.

Winter, Al

Winter, Selena

Wirth, Elaine

Witkins, Tom and Joan

Wohlenberg, Charles and Nancy

The Wood Family

Wood, Nancy and Dines, Jim

Woodard, Jeff

Woodmark at Uptown

Woods Insurance Service

Woodward, Neil

Woodword, Christina

Worrell, Leslie

Worth, Harold

Wray, Sharon

Wright, Fran

Wrightsman, Ken

Wujick, Kathy and James

Wynn, Pamm

Yale Association of NM, Inc

Yamada, Shoko

Yates, Bonnie

Yates, Maisey

Yazzie, Carlene

Yoken, Anne

Yoshimura, Richard

Young, Helen

Young, Jim and Elaine

Young, Robert and Janice

YourCause, LLC Trustee for Century

Link Emp. Giving

YourCause, LLC Trustee for Chevron

Matching Employee Funds

Yummy House

Yuzuki, LLC DBA Azuma Sushi and

Teppan

Zamora, Angelina

Zeigler, Judith

Zeiler, Bonnie

Zia Pharmacy LLC

Zieman, Anita

Zulick, Nancy

Zylker, Raesha

The Montecito Santa Fe

The Montecito Walk Team

The Pantry

The Retreat Healthcare

The Weisbrod Family Trust

THI of Baltimore, Inc

Things on the Wall

Thomas, Candace

Thomas, Sherry

Thompson, Beverly

Thompson, Dawn and James

Thompson, Peggy and Bill

Thompson, Richard and Elaine

Thompson, Robert

Thomson Reuters

Thomson, Ben

Thorpe, Carol and Kenneth

Tinkertown Museum

Tixier, Jeanette

Todd, Laura and Lupenski, Alex

Todd, Phillip and Janette

Todd, Shane and Laura

Todd, Sheryl

Tofsted, David

Tollister, Kristine

Tolman, Val and Randy

Tomaskovic, Mary

Toon, Rodney

Torbin, Mikki

The Torres Family Trust

Torres, Felimon

Torres, Helen

Torres, Teresa

Toscano, Jolene

Total Community Options, Inc.

Toya, Peggy

Trails West

Trambley, J. Brian and Donna

Tramway Ridge - Team Flockers

Tratechaud, Paul

Traylor, Nancy

Trenski, Rosemary and Gene

Treviso, Marta and Luis

Trillo, Arthur

Trio, Tobin

Tritica, John

True Value

Trujeque, Luciano

Trujillo, Charlotte and Joshua

Trujillo, Corrina

Trujillo, Mike and Edwina

Trujillo-Rondeau, Jeanette

Trusted Care Inc. DBA Home Instead

Senior Care

Tuesday's Angels

Tuillo, Michica

Turner, Cynthia and James

Turner, Dee and John

M. Turner

Turner, Marsha and James

Turner, Martha

Turner, Sharon

Turrietta, Alexis

Tuthill Mukhtar, Carole

Twohig, Dr. James

United Technologies

United War of San Antonio and Bexar

County

United Way of Central New Mexico

United Way of Northern New Mexico

United Way of Otero County

United Way of Southwest New

Mexico

UNM Foundation

Unser, Bobby

Uppendahl, Forrest and Elaine

Urban Hotdog Company

Urbielewicz, Murphree CPAs

US Eagle

Valdez Trillo, Becky

Valdez, Carol

Valdez, Susan

Valencia County Master Gardeners

Vallano, Risa

Vallejos, Agnes

Valley High School Class of 1956

Valpo Photography

Vanderlaan, Donna and Fred

Vanert, Levon and Camille

Vanguard Charitable Endowment

Program

Vaughan, Amie

Vawter, Suzanne

Velarde, Richard and Diana

Velasco, Stephanie

Velasquez, Mildred and Velasquez,

Hilario

Velasquez, Raymond and Beverly

Velasquez, S. E.

Verizon

Vickers, Kristi

Vickie's Snack Shop

Viera, Maria and Guillevaldo

Vigil, Crystal

Vigil, Juan and Angela

Vigil, Lisa

Vigil, Rosemary

Villanueva, Elma

Villella, Monica

Vineyard Community

Vinson, Dayvia

Vise, Norma

Vision Clinic - Medicaid Acct

Visiting Angels of Santa Fe

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