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Founded 1960

St. Paul’s Community ConnectionA Tri-Annual Publication of St. Paul’s Senior Homes & Services, a Nonprofit Corporation serving the Manor, Villa, John A. McColl

Family Health Center, Community Care Center, Retirement Homes Foundation, and Community Eldercare of San Diego.

Striving To Be the Most Outstanding and Innovative Senior Homes and Service Provider in California

www.stpaulsseniorhomes.orgVol. 1, Issue 1 April, 2005

Bill Metzdorf, Pat Ford, Cheryl Wilsonwith Linda and Mike Hall.

ST. PAUL’S RAISES ANOTHER $1 MILLION FOR PACE

St. Paul’s Senior Homes & Services hasreached its capital campaign goal of $3million to fund the Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). Thecampaign which started three years agohas come to the successful end of Phase II.

St. Paul’s affiliate, Community Eldercareof San Diego (CESD)’s PACE program willenable nursing home eligible low-incomeseniors to continue living in their ownhomes and communities. The integrallevel of care that the program will providereduces the demands on the public healthsystem while improving the quality of lifefor seniors.

“The gifts that put us over the million-dollar mark were presented by TheReverend Canon Barnabas Hunt andThe Reverend Canon Andrew Rank onbehalf of the Society of St. Paul in honorof Bishop Gethin Hughes of the SanDiego Episcopal Diocese. Both men serveon our Board of Directors,” said CherylWilson, CEO of St. Paul’s Senior Homes &Services. “All of our Board and committeemembers responded enthusiastically andgenerously to our capital campaign.”

The PACE center will be housed in anewly acquired building at 111 Elm Street.The renovation of the building willcontinue St. Paul’s tradition of findinginnovative solutions to the health and

social services needs of San Diego ’s low-income seniors.

Local charitable groups including theHamilton-White Foundation, ParkerFoundation, Thomas C. AckermanFoundation, Masserini-French Fund,Pratt Memorial Fund and StaffordMemorial Trust helped provide funds forthe acquisition of the site. The CaliforniaEndowment granted the PACE project$351,925 for the California state licensingprocess and for staffing once that processis complete.

Mike Hall, President of HallmarkCommunities, also recently announcedhis company ’s “Hallmark ChallengeGrant” which will triple donations toCESD’s campaign, up to $225,000. “TheSan Diego community has reallyresponded well to the pressing needs of

our frail elderly,” said Bill Metzdorf,Executive Director of St. Paul’s RetirementHomes Foundation, “CESD will providecritically needed services to San Diego’sseniors and a wonderful angel contributed$1 million to ensure these services will beavailable.”

DEDICATION OF A PLACE FOR PACEOn Friday January 14th, over 100 supporters of the Community Eldercare of San

Diego (CESD) attended the blessing and dedication of the 111 Elm Street building.The Very Rev. Scott Richardson, Dean of St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Rt. Rev.Robert Wolterstorff, First Bishop of San Diego blessed the building. Mike Hall,CEO of Hallmark Communities, and many other dignitaries were also present.

Bill Metzdorf, Cheryl Wilson, Pat Ford, Randy Traux, Julia Running,

Ben Geske, Stewart Gaddy with Mikeand Linda Hall of Hallmark

Communities at the check presentation.

Mike Hall of Hallmark Communitiesspoke about his father who would havebenefited greatly from a PACE program.

Bishop Robert Wolterstorff, Cheryl Wilson, Mike Hall,

Dean Scott Richardson and Pat Ford.

Barbara McColl, Audrey Burnier, RussVuich, Richard Woltman, Kay Woltman

and Claudia Mornout.

Supporters and St. Paul’s Manor residentsat dedication.

ANNE DE MEULES RETIRES FROM CHAIROF ST. PAUL’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ms. Anne De Meules retired in March 2005 from her positionas Chair of the Board of Directors. Anne De Meules first joinedSt. Paul’s Senior Homes & Services Operating Board in 1997.She was the first woman to serve as the Board Chair.

Anne is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has served asthe San Diego County Coordinator for Senior Services and asfirst state Ombudsman Program Manager, a program shehelped create which is now nationally replicated. Anne co-founded the Alliance of Aging and Mental HealthProfessionals and has received awards related to health careand women in government.

Anne has overseen a period of rapid growth for St. Paul’sduring her time as Board Chair. She will shortly take up her

n e w p o s i t i o n a sTrustee of St. Paul’sRetirement HomesFoundation Board.Anne ’s dedication t o t h e S t . P a u l ’scommunity is greatlyappreciated.

The New Year brings new challenges.With budget cuts at the state and federallevels, planning for future viability isextremely important.

The Board is undertaking a ten yearstrategic plan, and we are in the process ofactualizing our vision for the future. Ourmain goals for 2005 are two-fold - -improving and expanding our existingfacilities; and developing new facilitiesand services for the elderly population of San Diego.

We will be converting and re-branding St. Paul’s Villato “assisted living”. The Board is also beginning the multi-year planning process of developing a ContinuingCare Retirement Community (CCRC).

The Board of Directors continues to be proactive andinnovative in planning for the next 25 years at St.Paul’s, while ensuring the financial strength of theorganization.

Cheryl Wilson,CEO

P e r s p e c t i v eP e r s p e c t i v e

LUV Gala raises $46,000On December 9th, 2004 LUV presented the proceeds of the

21st Annual LUV Gala to St. Paul’s Senior Homes & Services.“LUV is a Many-Splendored Thing” was the 2004 gala theme.Guests dressed in elegant Asian-inspired attire to match theGala’s design theme.

Lanita Carroll and Joyce Frye presented a check in theamount of $46,000 to Bill Metzdorf, Executive Director of St.Paul ’s Foundation and Cheryl Wilson, CEO of St. Paul’s SeniorHomes & Services. The funds raised will be used to renovate theclinic of the new site for Community Eldercare of San Diego.

2005 Gala co-chairs SharonDaley and Nina Renda with

Joyce Frye.

Manor residents and LUVVolunteers have a wonderful

time at the luncheon.

Jack Carpenter with Eileenand Chuck Ayars.

St. Paul’s Staff thanks Anne for hersupport during her term of office.

St. Paul’s Retirement HomesFoundation Executive Director Bill

Metzdorf and St. Paul’s CEOCheryl Wilson with the Presidentof LUV, Joyce Frye and 2004 Gala

Chair Lanita Carroll.

Jack Carpenter and Randy Traux enjoy the

LUV Christmas luncheon.

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September 10th, 20056:00 pm

Hyatt Regency, La Jolla

HonoringRt. Reverend James Mathes

On behalf of the Gala planning committee, you are cordially invited to attend the

22nd LUV Gala: Harvest Ball. We are excited to announce

that this year’s honoree is our ownRt. Reverend James Mathes.

This will be an evening to remember with fine dining, big band music, dancing, and a lively auction. As always, all proceeds support

St. Paul’s Senior Homes & Services in their mission to serve San Diego’s elderly community.

For more information, please contact Todd Kaprielian at 619-239-6900

(or via email foundationcoordinator@earthlink.net).

Thank you,

Nina Renda, LUV Gala ChairSharon Daley, Co-Chair

Canon Andrew Rank withCheryl Wilson.

THE BOARD HAD A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY TEA WITH LOTS OF DANCING

ST. PAUL’S SENIOR HOMES & SERVICESBOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Very Rev. Scott Richardson, PresidentDiane Ritchey-Andrews, Chair

Winfred Knapp, CPA, Vice Chair

ST. PAUL’S RETIREMENT HOMES FOUNDATIONOFFICERS AND TRUSTEES

William McLaurin, Chair

COMMUNITY ELDERCARE OF SAN DIEGOBOARD MEMBERS

Pat Ford, Chair

MEDICAL DIRECTORSJohn Berger, M.D. Dennis Ehrlich, M.D. Sandra McColl, M.D.

Rev. Dr. William C. Metzdorf, Executive DirectorRt. Rev. Robert Wolterstorff, Trustee Emeritus

Mark McMahon, TreasurerCheryl Wilson, C.E.O., SecretaryJack Carpenter, Asst. SecretaryAnne De Meules, Past ChairMark AllanChuck AyarsJames BrayshayPhil del Campo, PhDJack DamsonBarbara France

Doris Howell, MDRev. Barnabas HuntPatrick HurleyRev. Tally JarrettJohnathon TibbettsJack LentzRev. Andrew RankRichard ThornRuss Vuich

John Witt, Vice ChairLaury Graves, TreasurerBetsy AnthonySally BixlerDaryl FergusonCheryl Wilson, C.E.O.,

SecretaryGil Klecan

William McCollAnne De MuelesGayle StephensonSusan Stone-HayesJean TrotterRandy TruaxJoyce Frye,LUV Auxiliary President

Alan Talbott, Esq., Vice ChairRoger Bailey, PhD, SecretaryKathy Jones, CPA, TreasurerJill HolmesArdyce Jarvis

Janet KlauberLeane MarcheseRichard Sullivan, M.D. Cheryl Wilson, C.E.O.

CHRISTMAS AT ST. PAUL’S

Santa came to visit the children and seniors at St. Paul’s Community Care Center.

Intergenerational Pageant

The residents always “dress up” for theannual Board Tea.

Cheryl Wilson thanks Tony Abriland Peter Javier, the Villa and ManorDietary Supervisors, for the incrediblejob they did throughout the holiday

season.

St. Paul’s staff collected gifts for the San Diego Rescue Mission.

Now that the New Year is in full swing, we would like to take a brief look back to the cheer and wonder of Christmas at St. Paul’s.

The Point Loma Rotary Club sang for residents at theManor and John A. McColl Family Health Center.

LUV TEA 2005LUV volunteers celebrated St. Valentine’s Day in

their traditionally fine LUV style on February 14thwith high tea. Marjorie Mitchell, past LUV BoardPresident graciously opened her home to thegathering. Mary Maude Sadler, also a pastPresident spoke about the mission and communityof the LUV volunteers and their contributions to St.Paul’s Senior Homes & Services.

Cheryl Wilson also took the opportunity tothank James Langston, an outstanding volunteer,who has developed and maintained St. Paul’swebsite for many years.

CHERYL WILSON SERVES ON THESENIOR AFFAIRS ADVISORY BOARD

OF THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO Cheryl Wilson, CEO of St. Paul’s Senior Homes &

Services, was appointed to the Senior Affairs AdvisoryBoard of the City of San Diego in December 2004.

Ms. Wilson serves in an advisory capacity to theMayor and the City Council on issues and policiesaffecting seniors in San Diego. The Senior AffairsA d v i s o r y B o a r d e x a m i n e s a n d m a k e srecommendations on issues such as transportation,security at home, meal delivery, housing, cityemployment policies for seniors, and formation of laws,policies, or procedures which may affect seniors. Ms. Wilson is one of seven permanent members on theBoard.

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Please mail this form to: St. Paul’s Senior Homes & Services • Marketing and Public Relations328 Maple Street • San Diego, CA 92103 (619) 239-69004/2005

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Tribute & Memorial Gifts

IN MEMORY OF: DONOR NAME:Janet Ayars David & Debby DeAngelisDorothy Bartell Rick & Cheryl WilsonVincent Biondo Rick & Cheryl Wilson Vincent Biondo Beverley BiondoBarbara Cooper Love Uniting VolunteersBarbara Cooper Julie KreppsLouise Cordua Rick & Cheryl WilsonViola Enoch John & Betsy AnthonyAl Gabbs Sharon McCollEdward Grimm Sharon McCollErnestine Grimm Robert & Janet MayoElizabeth Jessop Jeanne FrostElizabeth Jessop Sherrilyn GoodwinElizabeth Jessop Tracy GoodwinElizabeth Jessop Elizabeth M. JessopElizabeth Jessop Keene ReesElizabeth Jessop Marcia ThaxtonElizabeth Jessop Patsy PittengerEmily Johnson Charles and Dottie CunninghamWentworth Kilgore Jerry & Barbara FitzsimmonsRobert Marcotte Barbara GrodahlRobert Marcotte Patti HoganRobert Marcotte Carol MarcotteHayden McCallum William MetzdorfJohn McColl Paul WellsVirginia McColl Sharon McCollVirginia McColl John McColl & Anastasia ThomasMary Phalen Joseph RocheJohn Roush Donna LochtefeldAvelino Salinas Anonymous DonorFreda Sandweiss Donald SandweissVernon Schafer Catherine SchaferAdelbert Seiler Jean LiuzziSarah Silverthorn Sharon McCollTom Snook Kent & Jill PorterBill Stephens Sharon McCollBill Stephens Rick & Cheryl Wilson

IN HONOR/BIRTHDAY: DONOR NAME:Hilda Baston Richard & Linda FrielStanley & Genevieve Drigot Genevieve DrigotMarguerite Greco Carmelina GrecoThomas Hodgkinson Judith HodgkinsonJack Horowitz Ted HarwoodCloe Moreno Elizabeth MalandVera Rauch Hilda BergeLois Whitaker Mike & Jeanne AlthouseAmnon Ben-Yehuda Rick & Cheryl Wilson

Tribute & Memorial GiftsReceived October 2, 2004 – March 17, 2005*

MISSION STATEMENT: St. Paul’s Senior Homes & Services provides affordable, innovative andcomprehensive programs in a secure, interdenominational environment with great value placedon optimal independence at all stages of life.

VISION STATEMENT: St. Paul’s Senior Homes & Services strives to be the most outstanding andinnovative senior homes and services provider in California, dedicated to serving the physical,spiritual, and social needs of the elderly and community, fostering a culture of diversity andinclusion within the highest quality facilities, health care, and programs consistent withaffordable costs.

* If errors or omissions exist, please accept our apologies and call the Foundation Office at(619) 239-6900.

Mary Maude Sadlerthanks Marjorie

Mitchell for hosting the annual LUVMembership Tea.

Jim Langston receivesplaque from

Cheryl Wilson, CEO.

ST. PAUL’S SENIOR HOMES &SERVICES CELEBRATES 45 YEARS

OF SERVICESThis year marks the 45th anniversary of St. Paul’s

Senior Homes & Services. St. Paul’s was officiallyincorporated on August 31st 1960 by the parish of St.Paul’s Episcopal Church. Its first building was St. Paul’sManor, with the tower added in 1967. The secondbuilding, John A. McColl Family Health Center, wasadded in 1982. Today, St. Paul’s Senior Homes &Services operates 7 buildings, 4 facilities and manydifferent programs. Our facilities include St. Paul’sManor (a full service retirement community), St. Paul’sVilla (a full service assisted living community), theJohn A. McColl Family Health Center (a skillednursing and rehabilitation services community), andthe Community Care Center. St Paul’s communityprograms include: Home Care, Senior Day Services,Child Day Care, Respite Care, and Hospice Care.

Throughout the years, St. Paul’s has continued itsmission of striving to be the most outstanding andinnovative senior homes and service provider inCalifornia. We are dedicated to serving the physical,spiritual and social needs of the elderly and thecommunity by providing the highest quality facilities,health care and programs all consistent withaffordable costs.

To celebrate our 45th anniversary, we are planning ablock party and open house with our staff, residentsand the community on Saturday, July 30th at 10am.SAVE THE DATE.