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2017 DONOR REPORTOne CommunityA Continuum of CareThe Village at McLean Assisted Living Memory Care Assisted Living Enhanced Assisted LivingAdult Day Program Community Programs Long-Term Care Outpatient Rehabilitation & Wellness ProgramsPost-Acute Care/Short-Term Rehabilitation Home Care & Hospice Meals on Wheels McLean Game Refuge

The McLean CommunityON OUR CAMPUSMcLean is a vibrant campus with independent living, assisted living,memory care, skilled nursing, long-term care, short-termrehabilitation, outpatient rehabilitation and wellness.IN OUR COMMUNITYMcLean is also in our communities providing award-winningcommunity healthcare and rehabilitation services. McLean HomeCare & Hospice is a Medicare-certified home health and hospiceagency dedicated to providing high quality, effective and efficientmultidisciplinary services to home health, palliative and hospicepatients in Avon, Bloomfield, Burlington, Canton, East Granby,Granby, Farmington, Simsbury, Windsor, and West Hartford.McLean Home Care & Hospice provides Hospice Care, 24 hours/day,365/days a year, in addition to Palliative Comfort-Focused Care. Thiscare is provided by specialized staff and volunteers through a widevariety of programs that make it possible to stay at home, stayengaged, and stay comfortable, when that is the wish of the patientand family.As a non-profit organization, McLean serves the community throughmore than 30 services and programs including: Meals on Wheels: The only non-profit service in the Farmington ValleyAdult Day ProgramReferrals and help navigating the health care systemPalliative Care ConsultantsHome Care & Hospice outreach and education programsHealth ScreeningsChronic Condition Lecture series for the publicThanks to you and others, each year McLean receives gifts thatenable these services to continue.2017 DONOR REPORT

Gifts That Keep on GivingGifts that ensure the future are legacy gifts, bequests and endowments.ENDOWMENTS are significant gifts that can establish new programs. The gifts are invested and theinterest is used to fund specific programs. Currently McLean has the following endowed funds andtrusts thanks to many wonderful and involved families:Jean Berg Fund for ReminiscingRaymond & Eleanor Bradley Fund for Outdoor EnhancementHelen Cichon TrustFaith Collins TrustMaureen M. Ellis Scholarship Fund for Nursing EducationOstrom and Alice T. Enders Home Care FundCharles R. & Margaret H. Lindberg FundSorenson Media Center FundDavid Thornton Fund for Home CareTemporarily Restricted FundsRoy Family Fund for EducationThe John C. Heminway Fund for EducationThe Senator McLean Legacy SocietyLEGACY GIFTS are made by individuals who put McLean in their will or make McLean a beneficiaryof their trust. Although a gift may be substantial, many legacy gifts represent a small percentage ofthe estate. To begin a conversation today, call Vickie Dirienzo at the McLean Development Office860.658.3702.McLean is grateful to all our legacy donors and acknowledge their generosity and compassionateforesight. The members of the Senator McLean Legacy Society are:RememberedAnonymous (1)Adrienne AllenJuliette AndersonSamuel AtwaterMarcus BassevitchW. Mason BeekleyJoseph BidwellRaymond BonczekRaymond and EleanorBradleyFlorence BredahlArthur BurkholderArthur CarlingBob and Carol CarlisleEric CarlsonStuart CarlsonThomas CarusoElizabeth CathlesHelen CichonAnna ClarkMarion ColeRichard H. ColeFaith CollinsEllen CollinsLois ComstockBurwell DoddArline DuleyGrace EllsworthGarwood FergusonMary V. FreemanDick and Jody GatesRaymond B. GreenJewel GutmanT. Stewart HamiltonKen HickeyRichard HinesJohn HoltzWayne D. HudsonLeonard IanzitoSheldon KahnCharles KingRoy LaganLawrence and MarionLedermanChuck LindbergLeila H. LittleKathleen MagowanRobert MagowanElizabeth MazzucchiViola D. MildrenCecile MitchellWorthington MixterJohn J. MoranMiriam R. NicholsEdith OdgenIrma W. ParadyFrederick V. PowellJune B. PrueIrving S. RibicoffMichael P. RichardsonMarilyn RichardsonEunice RoyJoseph SargentAl and Muriel SchuylerKatrine F. SiegalAlice SorantWesley T. SorensonMargaret SpencerMarion StrindbergIsabel H. StubblebineDavid SwickerAlcide L. TacyElizabeth TesoneDavid G. ThorntonAlice TookerDick and Lina WagnerElizabeth B WardinskiMary S. WilsonMembersAnonymous (8)Marion AtwaterJanet S. BarnesHoward BergJulia BonczekDaniel P. Brown, Jr.Bruce and DorothyCagenelloDavid ClarkPorter and BettyDowneyRobert M. EllisJanet Newell FiskLynda GodkinJohn and BarbaraHartwellFrederica BoothroydHoffmannDorothy IanzitoFred and Mae KaproveLouine KingGlenn and GloriaKnierimMavis E. LenentinePeg LindbergNancy MixterBernardine MorrisDavid and BeverlyPayneArthur and SheliaPhillipsMargaret PreliBelle K. RibicoffDouglas and HeidiEddy RiggsNorma RustMary SargentFay SheaStanley WalczewskiJohn and PennyWilsonRichard and PamelaGates WrightJerome and KathyYocius

McLean Trustees 2018Michael Paine (Chair), Kathleen Alsgaard, RN,James W. Cox-Chapman M.D., Jared Grisé,Robert S. Hensley, Linda Schofield, PhilipSchulz, Mark WetzelThe McLean Trustees of the McLean Fund areresponsible for the strategic directionfollowing, as defined in the will of SenatorMcLean, the mission of McLean. The Trusteesalso serve as the Directors of the Affiliates whodirect the income, expenditures and budget ofthe Health Center, and Directors of the McLeanGame Refuge.McLean Development Committee 2018Robert S. Hensley (Chair), David J. Bordonaro(President, McLean), David E. Bushong, DebraFeldman, Judith A. Fitzgerald, Robert K.Griffin, Rebecca May, Mark Murnane,Brewster Perkins, Victor RushWhatever the path, the McLean Auxiliarymembers are a vital part of our community!Rebecca May, the current president of theMcLean Auxiliary was first introduced to McLeanwhen her mother-in-law moved to the HealthCenter. Now as Auxiliary president, Rebeccaenjoys making connections with seniorleadership to learn of the needs and vision, andthen planning with the Auxiliary board todetermine the specific action moving forward.Last year, the Auxiliary gave 18,900 in grantsthat supported resident life. Working inconcert with McLean staff members, theAuxiliary serves as an extended arm – not onlyby providing grants for valued projects,programs and equipment at McLean, but alsoby providing personal engagement andsupport for the residents and staff.The Development Committee is responsiblefor the stewardship of donors and relationshipsat McLean. The Development Committeeensures that donations were directed to thefunds and purposes intended by the donors.McLean Auxiliary BoardRebecca May (President), Maria Babicki,Lucian Cascio, Alayna Clark, AngelaCleveland, Marge Diachenko, Judy Fitzgerald,Pat Gallagher, Judy Goff, Connie Norstrom,Jane StevensonThe Impact Partnership: The McLeanAuxiliary Supporting the Good Worksof McLeanThe McLean Auxiliary members have alwaysbrought a unique blend of personal andprofessional experience to their membershipin the McLean Auxiliary. Many members wereemployees at McLean where they cared for theresidents and felt a strong connection to thework they did. Some members joined whenthey learned about McLean from friends andneighbors. Others joined because of the caretheir family members received from McLean.2017 McLean Auxiliary Scholarship RecipientsRebecca Soroka, Lorraine Daigle (Scholarship Chair), Lisa NovakMcLean Golf CommitteeMark Murnane (Chair), David Bordonaro, JohnCarmon, T.J. Donohue, Ken Doyle, LeighGammie, Megan Gill, Bill Gombert, Bob Hensley,Denis Horrigan, Bob Maxon, Joseph ShimanThe 27th Annual McLean Golf Tournament andAuction was held on September 11, 2017. Itwas a bittersweet event due to the loss oflongtime McLean supporter, friend and golfcommittee member Mark E. Nelson.Once again, the tournament raised more than 50,000 for the McLean Home Care andHospice program. After 27 years, McLean isfortunate to have a growing list of sponsorsand friends who make it their priority tosupport this vital program.2017 DONOR REPORT

2017 Golf Sponsors: 27th Annual GolfTournament and AuctionMAJOR SPONSOR:PLATINUM SPONSORS:Brightstar Energy Resources IT DirectLandmark Partners Marsh & McLennanAgency McKesson Newfield ConstructionSLAM WillisTowersWatsonGOLD SPONSORS:Amenta/Emma The Barrett Family Carmon Funeral Homes Connecticut Business Systems CT Wealth ManagementDubosar Irrigation Expense Consulting Gammie Air Monitoring Robert Hensley & Associates Hop Meadow Country ClubMitchell Auto Group Paine’s Inc. Peter L. Brown Co. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schulz SchusterDriscollSeasons and Transitions in theMcLean Game RefugeThis past summer, Steven Paine, Director ofthe McLean Game Refuge, welcomed andmentored his successor, Connor Hogan, beforeretiring in December. As land steward of theGame Refuge, Steve followed in the footstepsof Senator McLean’s trusted friend and Pequottribe caretaker, Amos E. George, and his twosons, Henry and Amos A. George.1981Much has changed under Steve’s stewardship,and much will continue to change. WhenSteve first arrived in 1981 - coyotes and turkeyswere rare, while bears and ravens were absentaltogether. The Game Refuge was also 1,000acres smaller than it is today.TodayAt 4,400 acres, the McLean Game Refuge isnow among the largest wildlife conservationareas in Connecticut. Connecticut has only 107state Wildlife Management Areas totalingtogether 32,000 acres. The average size totalsjust under 300 acres – with two NationalWildlife Areas totaling less than 2,000 acres.McLean is also among the largest privateforests in New England. Because McLean isalso contiguous to large core forests includingEnders State Forest, it is of vital importance forwildlife. And, you’ll find some of the tallestpine trees in the state with many toweringover 130 feet tall.Going ForwardAn extensive forest inventory study of theentire Refuge is underway and will provideunusually-detailed information on terrain andland use history. With this information, Connorwill work with the McLean Board of Directorsto develop a strategic plan for forestmanagement in the coming decade.