Lima Memorial Foundation Honors Local Philanthropy with Ovation
posted on: 4/25/2025 9:10:32 AM
On Thursday, April 24, the Lima Memorial Foundation was thrilled to host its 2025 Ovation event. This special event, held this year in Lima Memorial’s Welcome Center, honored individuals and businesses who believe in and are committed to advancing the health of our community through philanthropic gifts to the Foundation. The following awards were presented to individuals and businesses during the evening:
Alice Henderson Award – Cumulative gifts of $25,000 or more
Dr. Paul Anike
Chiles-Laman Funeral & Cremation Services
CTL Engineering, Inc.
EML Interiors, LLC
Garmann Miller Architects
Nelson Packaging
Schindler Elevator
Tod and Angela Simpson
State Bank
The Health Law Group
Tina Verhoff
Chairman Award – Cumulative gifts of $100,000 or more
Mike and Lynn Carpenter
Proforma Add-A-Line
Clyde and Kay Rauch
TSC Communications
Cora Davies Award – Cumulative gifts of $250,000 or more
Kermit and Mary Ellen Stroh
S.B. Hiner Award – Cumulative gifts of $500,000 or more
Lima Memorial Medical Staff
The Foundation’s Infinity Award, dedicated to individuals or businesses who have displayed a boundless commitment to Lima Memorial, honored the legacy of Todd & Lynn Schaub of S&S Volvo. Together, they championed the mission of the Lima Memorial Foundation, helping to ensure access to world-class health care. Though Todd’s passing last year was a profound loss, Lynn has remained steadfast in carrying forward their shared dedication, continuing to support and advocate for the health and well-being of our region.
Finally, the Lima Memorial Foundation presented the Ambassador of the Year Award to Starr Gephart, who has exemplified volunteerism by selflessly and enthusiastically devoting her time, energy and resources to further the mission of the Lima Memorial Foundation.
The Foundation also recognized Lima Memorial associates who made the SPIRIT or Leadership pledge for the Lima Memorial Foundation’s Living the Spirit campaign. This associate-driven giving campaign supports both community health initiatives and fellow associates through the Associate Relief Fund.
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