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The LMH Health Volunteers Organization shall assist and support LMH Health and its patients, staff, physicians, and visitors in providing support for the delivery of quality healthcare in accordance with the objectives established by the institution The LMH Health Volunteers Organization shall be an integral part of LMH Health and shall exist exclusively for charitable purposes
Serving together to support quality healthcare in our community.








SNOWmageddon hit Lawrence on January 6th We had to cancel volunteer support because of the 12+ inches of snow!
The Gift Shop wrote the final 2024 quarterly payment to the Foundation meeting the goal of giving $30,252 00
The Volunteer Board approved to spend $24,069 00 from the fund designated for the LMH Volunteers for the build and purchase of a new counter and countertop in the Gift Shop.
Volunteer support in the Emergency Department Is put on pause for the month of January A plan was developed on how to better train and support volunteers
Nicole was accepted into Fellowship and will be participating in learning more about the LMH Health organization
Progress on the renovation of the Cancer Center continues It’s slated to open in the summer

The old counter and countertop has been dismantled and removed from the Gift Shop Folding tables are being used as a temporary place to check customers out
Gene Ozbun is hired as one of our new valet attendants! He will work the 1:00 - 4:30 pm shift
Monday - Friday
We have officially welcomed therapy dogs back to LMH! The dogs and their handlers are on-boarded as volunteers
Gift Shop Manager Cindy will officially be going part time starting March 3rd She’ll retain the role as manager and work 24 hours each week A coordinator will be hired to supplement the difference In hours


Robin Gaschler has been hired as the part-time coordinator for the Gift Shop She will work 16 hours a week to compliment Cindy’s 24 hours as Gift Shop manager
Nicole and Shane gave comprehensive tours of the main campus to the KU Architecture classes on March 6
The marketing team from Newman Regional Health in Emporia came to tour LMH - Shane met with the team to talk about our robust volunteer program
The first part of the new counter and counter top arrived in the Gift Shop on Monday, March 10
The 2025 Volunteers of the Year were announced which include: Dawson Jones (college student), Mridula Boopeshkumar (high school student), and Mary Freeman (adult) Justus McCullough is announced as our Mentor of the Year award winner
Gift Shop - The new surveillance cameras were installed, the new sign for the counter top was installed by Fast Signs, and new LED lights were installed to showcase the new sign! A re-open house is planned for Wednesday, June 4

Robin Gaschler, Mary Higgins, and Tony Regalado stay up late for the first Late Night of the year!
Late Night is in coordination with Koffee Korner’s Late Night - staying open the fourth Thursday of the month from 10 pm - 1 am for primarily the staff that work over night
The Volunteer Services hosted a Scrub Sale at the West Campus on Friday, May 2, 10 am - 2 pm
Scrub Hub brought their showcase trailer and set up in the parking lot of the West Campus In total, about $625 00 was raised to support scholarships for students majoring in health care
The summer schedule for students started on Sunday, May 19 While we welcome high school students year round, many of them primarily volunteer during the summer.
We welcomed a new therapy dog volunteer, Rylee! She will be accompanied by her handler, Donna That brings us up to four therapy dogs that visits the LMH Campus
At the LMH Foundation Scholarship Reception the following volunteers were recognized and will be receiving scholarships from the Foundation and the Volunteer organization: Sylvia Oparaji, Ayesha Dunlap, Marlena Zuo, Shelby Casey, Arianna Siddique and Kristina Sim
The Annual Meeting was on Wednesday, April 23 at Arterra Gallery Space We had over 85 attendees! Guest speakers included Rebecca Smith, VP Strategy/Communications & Foundation Executive Direct and Sheryle D’Amico, SVP Strategic Integration Student volunteers and adult volunteers of the year, along with Mentor of the year were awarded

The Gift Shop celebrated with a Grand Re-Opening ribbon cutting sponsored by the Lawrence Chamber on Wednesday, June 4 CEO Russ Johnson gave accolades along with a representative from the Chamber, Secily Rees Over $2,000 worth of inventory was donated by the Gift Shop’s vendors that totaled to 55 prizes given away! Tables of prizes lined the foyer area right outside the Gift Shop Gift Shop Manager Cindy Kruger found great KU signs to sell for only $10! Right outside the Gift Shop were free food samples for customers that featured dips, sauces and cookie mixes that are sold in the shop
To make this celebration extra special, anyone that showed a volunteer that they voted for the Gift Shop in the Best of Lawrence competition received 20% off their purchase th
On Thursday, July 19 the LMH Health Foundation hosted a ‘sneak peak’ for VIP stakeholders that made the Cancer Center possible Cancer Center volunteers were invited to help with tours Special thanks to Martha Dorssom, Jan Pollard, Tristan Willson, Lauren Reimer, Mike Lawrence, Shari Raybern, Nanette Fritschmann, Bridget Andrew and Dawson Jones who helped make the tours possible
Picture on the left features Diana Swafford (left) and Linda Wilhite (right) taking a quick pose at the new counter tops In the Gift Shop while helping a customer during the Grand ReOpening Open House Picture to the right features Shelley Dougherty encouraging visitors to enter the raffle of over 55 prizes at the Open House!


The recipients for The Wallace May Quarterly Volunteer (Q2) of 2025 include: Caroline Trowbridge (left)Caroline volunteers at the Information Desk on Thursdays Admissions representative Dana Tharp nominated Caroline and presented her the award Tucker Wagner (bottom)Tucker volunteers with Environmental Services four days a week EVS supervisor Lori Randel and Governance Committee chair Ryan Farley present Tucker with his award

Leadership Academy students got to shadow volunteers in several different departments on Wednesday, July 9 Right after their shadowing experience, Nicole Olson gave a short presentation about our volunteer program and students got to reflect on their experiences and how critical volunteer support is V.S. Supervisor, Nicole Olson, is selected as the LMH staff member to apply for the Chamber of Commerce Leadership Lawrence program If chosen, LMH will pay for her tuition fees Volunteer Services is now officially over the shadowing program here at LMH This will streamline and prioritize student volunteers who need shadowing hours
The Gift Shop Sidewalk Sale was a complete success! It was open Thursday night 7/24 from 10pm - 1am for the overnight staff The sale was continued the next day from 9am - 5pm The sale featured seasonal merchandise that was 50% off and earned $5,796 00!

KU students have returned! Returning and new college students have started in clinical spaces High school students that have availability will continue to volunteer during the semester Project SEARCH now integrates their interns through the LMH Health Volunteers program!
The Gift Shop had their annual volunteer meeting Cindy, Gift Shop and Volunteer Staff highlighted major successes so far in the year and reviewed policies and procedures
Russ Johnson, LMH Health CEO/President officially retired August 29, serving 9 years to our organization, and 41 years in healthcare


The LMH Health Volunteer Board met on Wednesday, September 10 at the LMH Health Foundation
The Gift Shop had a special KC/KU/KSU sweater sale for staff They received over 250 orders!
Shane participated in the Senior Resource Center Volunteer Expo to represent the LMH Health Volunteers on September 16 from 10 am - 1 pm that was held at the Douglas County Fairgrounds th LMH Health Fair was on September 6 and we had several volunteers that helped with this event This year all volunteers received the all-coveted tie-dye LMH t-shirt!
Gift Shop staff and LMH accounting team met to discuss streamlining payroll deduct Welcomed changes will be happening at the beginning of 2026!
Starting October 1, the Gift Shop officially expanded hours! Instead of 10 am - 4 pm, it will be open 9 am - 4 pm
Volunteer Services hosted a flu vaccine clinic for volunteers who needed a flu shot Approximately 60 volunteers took advantage of this opportunity
Late Night at the Gift Shop was a success! Not only was Koffee Korner open, but HR and Employee Health hosted a table in the foyer area to explain benefits for the start of the new year and gave flu shots to staff who still needed it.
Volunteer Governance Committee met on Monday, October 13
To celebrate LMH’s 5-star rating by CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid), any staff member or volunteer that wanted a free LMH shirt could order one! Volunteers helped organize and deliver over 1,000 shirts to the entire LMH organization!
The LMH Volunteer Finance committee met on November 6 and the Volunteer Executive Board met on November 12 The main point of discussion at both meetings pertained to the priorities of the Volunteer fund at the LMH Foundation
The new President/CEO of LMH Health, Dr Kortkamp started on November 10. The Gift Shop had a very special Late Night on Thanksgiving this year and made $250!
The Gift Shop successfully raised $30,252 00 that will be donated to the LMH Health Foundation to support LMH Health initiatives
Holiday Plant Sale was a complete success! $2,214 50 was raised to support local student scholarships



The Gift Shop once again brought back Plinko Days including Late Night (open 10 pm - 1 am) so customers could play Plinko for their discount20%, 25%, or 30%!
The Volunteer Governance committee met December 15 to select the Wallace May Quarterly Award winners for 2025 Q4 and 2026 Q1

Starting on October 1, the Gift Shop is open one hour earlier, 9 am instead of 10 am. The extra hour of being open has resulted in an additional $11,16200 in sales for 2025! Thank you, Gift Shop volunteers, for making this happen!
January Cardiac Chiefs shirts to staff
March 27 Late Night: 10pm - 1am
April 12 Mammography Event @ West Campus
May 8-9 Mother’s Day $10 & Under Sale
June 4 Grand Re-Opening and Best of Lawrence Voting
July 9-11 Summer Blowout Sale
July 24 Sidewalk Sale & Late Night
August 18-22 Fan Frenzy
September 4 #1 Gift Shop - Best of Lawrence Flash Sale
September Flower Chiefs, KU & KSU Sweatshirts Special Order
October 8 Welcome to Fall Sale
October 23 Late Night: 10pm - 1am
November 6 Christmas Open House
December 2 Christmas Plant Sale - 25% off Coupon
December
The Gift Shop received a refresh! The tall, wooden counter top was replaced with an ADA accessible counter AND four new security cameras were installed to help improve store operations and to protect volunteers and customers







The fiscal year runs from February 1 to January 31 each year. To align the Gift Shop budget with LMH and the Foundation, the 2025 budget was an eleven month budget. In 2026, the Gift Shop will return to a twelve month budget (January 1 through December 31)
The ‘Total Profit’ from the LMH Health Gift Shop and Mario’s Closet is used to reimburse the salaries of the Gift Shop employees, fund the primary gift given to the hospital each year, and support gift shop annual budget. Continued support of the retail shops at LMH Health directly supports new technology, patient access and care, and expansion projects.
The LMH Health Volunteers Board received a presentation from Rebecca Smith, LMH Health Foundation CEO and Vice President of Strategy and Communications, regarding the conversion of the Volunteers’ annual gift of $30,252 00 into an endowment fund As part of this proposal, the remaining balance of the pledge for Patient Outcomes Initiatives for Technology would be forgiven The Board voted in January to approve and accept this arrangement Moving forward, any pledge set by the board will not surpass a two-year time frame
The Gift Shop was able to give $30,252 towards the Foundation pledge In 2024 This was made In quarterly installments to help break up the donation over the course of the year like in 2023 To date, $85,004 82 has been raised of the $250,000 goal, which leaves $164,995 18 The pledge towards Patient Outcomes Initiative for Technology is estimated to be completed in 2031
The Gift Shop was able to give $34,500 towards the Foundation pledge in 2023 This was made in quarterly installments to help break up the donation over the course of the year Those installments were paid in April, September, and November to the LMH Health Volunteers, who then paid the Foundation The overall timeline to pay this pledge back will likely surpass the original five-year goal The Foundation has assured the LMH Health Volunteers Board that extending the payment timeline is acceptable and does not pose any issue for them or for us

Marguerite Lockwood was one of the founding members of the LMH Auxiliary She was a long-time volunteer up until her death in 2002 Marguerite was know for her dedication to Same Day Surgery where she was assigned. She was professional and a member of the department. Selection for this award is based on ongoing commitment to volunteering at LMH, maintaining high standards as a volunteer and dedication to their service area
LMH Health Volunteers is proud to recognize Lynne Starnes as our Volunteer of the Year, honoring her outstanding service, dedication, and compassion for our patients and visitors Lynne has been a valued volunteer with LMH Health since September 2017, consistently demonstrating a heartfelt commitment to making every person feel welcomed and cared for from the moment they walk through our doors
Throughout her tenure, Lynne has served in both escort and wayfinder roles, always offering a reassuring presence and a kind smile Her ability to calmly assist patients and families as they navigate our campus has been an invaluable part of the volunteer experience at LMH Health
When the Cancer Center opened its newly renovated space last summer, Lynne stepped into a new role as a lobby greeter, where she now volunteers on Tuesday and Friday afternoons In this role, Lynne truly shines The clinic support specialists in the Cancer Center consistently rave about her exceptional attentiveness and the genuine care she shows to every patient and visitor she greets
Lynne Starnes exemplifies what it means to be an LMH Health volunteer Her kindness, creativity, and unwavering dedication make her truly deserving of the Volunteer of the Year recognition

2004 Bea Carlson & Reathyl Brummett
2005 Barbara Huyser and Levi Daniels
2006 Gaye Groene & Martha Jane Kukuk
2007 Jackie Shmalberg
2008 Mary Lou Holcomb
2009 Beverly Van Dyke & Wallace May
2010 Madge Compton
2011 Geneva Pohl
2012 Lorna Allen
2013 Marge Haney & Shirley Anderson
2014 Helen Cobb & Lew Nolan
2015 Julie Hack and Dorothy Miller
2016 Marian Wilbur & Alan Fisher
2017 Paula Carlson
2018 Charlyne Michnick
2019 Dianna Nelson
2020 Bob Williams
2022 Jan Pollard & Michael Miller
2023 Ellen Neis & Proctor Crow
2024 Christine Halbert & Marolyn Anderson
2025 Mary Freeman
This award is to recognize students who have demonstrated exemplary service to the hospital during their time as a volunteer It is named after a former LMH student volunteer, Ryan Kanost, who passed away in September 2006 The award honors Ryan’s spirit of volunteerism: his positive attitude, willingness to help, and appetite to learn.


Lauren started with Volunteer Services in March of 2024 and has given over 275 hours of service - 240 of those hours helping the team in the Cancer Center (in all three locations during the remodel!) Time and time again, Lauren has demonstrated that she is truly an asset to the team in the Cancer Center and quickly became someone the staff could rely on to do the work correctly and efficiently
Volunteers who have worked with Lauren had this to say: "Lauren has been a true joy to work with this past year She is a self-starter and a go-getter Never do I have to point out something that needs doing Lauren is always polite and courteous to patients and greets them with a smile She will be truly missed when she goes on to med school but we are so proud of all that she has accomplished and will accomplish as a physician Someday, some very lucky people will be able to call her Dr Reimer!"

2008 Todd Crawford
Jeremiah joined the Volunteer Services program in September 2024, already giving over 380 hours of service and volunteering exclusively with the Radiology team at OrthoKS Jeremiah represents the epitome of the incredible impact volunteers have on an organization and its people Shortly after he finished his initial training, Jeremiah expressed interest in volunteering at OrthoKS at the West Campus He then got set up with Katie Underwood and her team and the rest is history Jeremiah typically works two shifts during the week and has trained numerous other volunteers to help in that space
Katie Underwood had this to say about Jeremiah: "Jeremiah is an exceptional student volunteer who goes above and beyond for our department every time he is here He has a natural ability to connect with the patients and treats everyone he passes with kindness and respect His reliability, compassion, great work ethic, and positive attitude make him a valued part of our team He very much deserves this award! We are so proud of him!"
2013 Dakota Bunch
2019 Jacob Steinle
2009 Justin Groenwold
2010 Bryce Ridgeway
2011 Jackie McCullough & KyAnne Hall
2012 Amar Bhakta
2014 Sam Ho
2015 Nadia Hamid
2016 Eric Wang
2017 Alex Adkins
2018 Meeli Patel
2020 Talia Rowland & Auria Jackson
2022 Nirali Patel, Emma Yackley, Lucy Zuo, Ashtyn Stutzman & Chloe Thornton
2023 Jared Bramble
2024 Ember Alvarez & Chloe Bauer
2025 Dawson Jones & Mridula Boopeshkumar

Starting in October 2018, we asked volunteers to nominate and recognize staff who make a difference at LMH Health and create a positive experience for volunteers In March 2022, the Volunteer Board unanimously approved to name this award after Allyson Leland, in honor of her 32 years of dedication and leadership as the Director of Volunteer Services at LMH Health This award honors staff mentors across the organization that work tirelessly to support, welcome, and engage volunteers in their service to LMH Health.
Jean embodies what it means to be a mentor to volunteers, demonstrating selflessness, leadership, and a deep commitment to the volunteer program She consistently takes the time to make volunteers feel important and appreciated, asking them about their paths in school and taking an interest in their life outside LMH Health Jean provides advice to volunteers when warranted and uses her own experience to help relieve anxiety and stress
Jean is a kind and caring nurse, showing concern and compassion for everyone in the Endoscopy Center including patients, staff, and volunteers Volunteers report that Jean welcomes everyone with a smile and gratitude - truly expressing her appreciation for the time they are giving to their community hospital
One of the qualities that sets Jean apart is her approach to welcoming new volunteers to the team She takes time to learn each volunteer's name, ensuring every interaction is genuine and individualized This level of intentionality creates immediate rapport and helps each volunteer feel like a meaningful part of the team

Jean’s remarkable qualities as a mentor and caregiver make her an invaluable asset to LMH Health and the Endoscopy Center She is a steadfast supporter, a dedicated leader, and a compassionate presence for everyone she interacts with Jean’s unwavering commitment to both patient care and volunteer development makes her truly deserving of the Mentor of the Year Award
2019 Vic White, LMH Therapy Services/Fit Assist
2020 Debbie Ridgway, Family Birthing Center
2022 George Rennels, Surgery Department
2023 Sheryle D’Amico, Administration
2024 Katie Underwood, OrthoKansas
2025 Justus McCullough, The Cancer Center
The LMH Health Volunteers award three new high school students a $1,000 scholarship, renewable for a total of 4 years for students who are anticipating healthcare majors and who maintain a B average GPA. The following students have received scholarship contributions this past school year:
Julia Bourquin
Ling Clobes
Evan Darrow
Cassidy Dunn
Havayah Harvat
Abby Keltner
Maira Munoz Garcia
Christopher Oral
Shivani Patel
Elizabeth Shew
Shelby Casey
Sylvia Oparaji
Marlena Zuo
Nursing, University of Kansas Medical Center
Pre-Nursing, Wichita State University
Chemical Engineering/pre-med, University of Kansas
Nursing, University of Kansas
Pre-Med, Kansas State University
Nursing, Washburn University
Nursing, University of Kansas Medical Center
Ecology, Evolution, & Organismal Biology, University of Kansas
Exercise Science/pre-med, University of Kansas
Speech Pathology, University of Nebraska at Kearney
Nursing, Johnson County Community College
Biology, minor in Political Science, Northwestern University
Pre-Med, Cornell University
A typical volunteer at LMH Health gives 2-4 hours once per week Many of our volunteers are college and high school volunteers, balancing academic and work commitments on top of their volunteer position. Our adult volunteers also give their time to other community agencies, support their families, go to school, and hold down jobs. Every hour a volunteer gives is a gift to the hospital and to our community!
Value based on 2025’s value of a volunteer hour*
*Based on the Kansas Independent Sector Metrics https://independentsector org/wpcontent/uploads/2025/04/vovt-report-2025 pdf
Celebrating 1 year of service in 2026
(started in 2025 & gave at least 40 hours of service)
Lucas Adcock
Bridget Andrew
Maryam Atie
Brynn Bakkegard
Pratigya Bhusal
Dee Boeck
Carissa Brandt
Isabella Cecconi
Maddie Chacon
Dominic Chieu
Muaaz Choudhry
Lauren Ciccarelli
Elsa Covi
Jacob Daugherty
Tavaris Davie
Reese Duncan
Ayesha Dunlap
Emma Ebeling
Katie Escobar
Taylar Fagerberg
Ashlee Fuchs
Audrey Fulkerson
Emily Fulton
Jacob Gale
Sydney Garcia
Brian Garretson
Kierra Getz
Cesar Giron
Alex Glaser
Adalise Goldman
Michelle Grass
Ava Green
Cate Hackler
Ashley Harrison
Paige Hennager
Charles Higginson
Gaby Holcomb
Luna Hu
Joan Irungu
Carley Isherwood
CJ Jackson
Aiyeong Jang
Garret Jensen
Gabby Jesse
Abbi Johnson
Nicasio Jurani
Kinshuk Kadian
Noah Kavan
Nguyen Khuu
Sua Kim
Tristan King
Colby Koster
Mia Krannawitter
Mike Lawrence
Ryan Lo
Jake Loos
Ella Lowstetter
Trenton MacMeeken
Hannah McCurry
Debbie Messenhimer
BreAnn Miesner
Zoe Miller
Maimaitijiang Mupar
Sophia Neat
Lisa Nguyen
Minh Nguyen
Kate Nichols
Lily O’Donnell
Denym Ogunnowo
Jane Ostermann
Riya Patel
Bella Pierce
Angelli Pina
Agustina Ramirez
Alex Robertson
Autumn Sass
Tori Schenkelberg
Dempsey Schrader
Maddie Sego
Anisha Shrestha
Celebrating 5 years of service (started in 2021)


NotPictured:
SusanAndersen
NancyHambleton
LorriHoelscher
PattyWells
Celebrating 15 years of service (started in 2011)


Brandon Sikes
Michael Singleton
Drew Snyder
Samuel Spaeth
Sam Stava
Maddie Stowell
Aarush Tallapragada
Jack Tanner
Nathaniel Tatpati
Carli Tornambe
Raelyn Vigna
Nathan Vo
Judy Wasko
Jack Weinberg
Morgan White
Kelley Witmer
Ruth Yang
Elaina Zung
Celebrating 10 years of service (started in 2016)




Celebrating 20 years of service (started in 2006)

The LMH Health Volunteer Board in 2024, approved an Expenditures of Funds policy for funds that are available to the Volunteers organization from the Volunteers’ account that is through the LMH Health Foundation.
From time to time, various donors and other sources provide funds to the LMH Health Foundation to assist the LMH Volunteers in their work, helping patients and visitors have as positive experience as possible when at a LMH Health campus. The general purpose of these gifts is to “make the volunteer experience better” and to show the appreciation the donors have for the services rendered by the volunteers. Funds from the LMH Health Foundation Volunteer’s Account may be expended for the following activities, services and/or materials that:
Enhance the volunteer experience for all volunteers
Facilitate the volunteer’s duties
Help the volunteer assist the patient
Help the volunteer assist visitors or guests
Help Volunteer Services staff recruit new volunteers
Help the Gift Shop to better serve visitors and customers to improve profitability
Support volunteer appreciation activities
The Volunteers Foundation Account funds should not be used for normal operations that are the direct responsibility of LMH Health
Requests for the use Volunteer’s Foundation Account funds should be made to the Volunteer Finance Committee. Any volunteer or any paid staff member of Volunteer Services will convey the request to the Volunteer Finance Committee.


Thank you to the following volunteers who serve on the committees to drive decisions within the Volunteers organization!
Ryan Farley - Chair
Diana Swafford
Elaine Schmidt
Jan Ashmore
Aarush Tallapragada
Charles Decedue, Chair
Proctor Crow
Karen Beightel
Linda Wilhite
Martha Dorssom
Prisha Patel
Nate Meyer


Scholarship
Shari Raybern, Chair
Diane Spicer
Deb Carpenter
Mary Ann Rasnak
Micki Chestnut
Dawson Jones


Therapy animals are back at LMH Health, bringing comfort and smiles to patients, visitors, and staff after a COVID-related pause Through a renewed partnership with Loving Paws Animal Therapy Program, Inc., our volunteer program once again includes specially trained therapy animals and their dedicated handlers
These furry volunteers visit clinic lobby areas, inpatient units, and the Cancer Center, offering calming companionship and moments of joy to those receiving care and those providing it. The return of the program has been warmly welcomed across the organization.
In 2025 alone, therapy animal teams spent more than 90 hours visiting patients and staff throughout LMH Health. We are excited to continue growing this partnership and expanding the positive impact of therapy animals across our campuses














































Michael Miller Cancer Center
11/14/1941 - 4/18/2025
Martha Kukuk
Mario’s Closet/Gift Shop
6/2/1932 - 9/11/2025
Volunteers give the most precious gift-- time We want to honor and remember the volunteers who are no longer with us, recognizing the lasting impact they made on our patients, visitors, and staff Their generosity of spirit continues to inspire us, reminding us that the time they gave was not just measured in hours, but in the lives they touched
As we reflect on their contributions, we carry forward their legacy of compassion, service, and care Their gift of time remains a guiding light, and we are forever thankful for the difference they made.
Shane Heiman, Volunteer Services Manager
Nicole Olson, Volunteer Services Supervisor
Cindy Kruger, Gift Shop Manager
Jen Crowe, Gift Shop Coordinator
Robin Gaschler, Gift Shop Coordinator