A Journey of Remembrance and Celebration of Life

1. A Journey of Remembrance and Celebration of Life

2. ACPE National Office

3. Arabella Young • Died November 2008 • ACPE Conference Manager for many years • 2006 Recipient of the Helen Flanders Dunbar Award • Retired after the 2006 Annual Conference in Tampa, FL • Wife of the late ACPE Supervisor Don Young

4. East Central Region

5. Benjamin Preston Bogia • Died November 2009 • Retired as CPE Supervisor from the University of Kentucky • Previously served as an Institutional Chaplain and CPE Supervisor in the: • South Central Region at the Boys Industrial School in Topeka, KS, and • Mid-Atlantic Region • Regional Director in the South Central Region in the early 1980's • Ordained in 1959 by the Presbyterian Church

6. Mid-Atlantic Region

7. John Constello • Died March 2010 • Director of Chaplaincy at Wake Medical Center • Prior to this he served at the Triangle Chaplaincy Program in Raleigh, NC, and Pamona State Hospital • Served as parish pastor, institutional chaplain, seminary professor, administrator, and conference presenter, as well as in the U.S. Navy • One of the first CPE Supervisors in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and co-founder of Pan Lutheran Ministries • Ordained by the LCMS in 1957

8. North Central Region

9. Wilbur Hughey • Died December 2008 • In his final position he supervised CPE part-time at the Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moine and the Genesis Medical Center in Davenport, IA • Prior to this he served as CPE Supervisor at: • Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines, Iowa, and • in Anna, Illinois and Harrisburg, Illinois • Served in the U.S. Air Force • Ordained in 1953 by the Disciples of Christ

10. James Frank Mossman • Died January 2010 • Served as CPE Supervisor at Hastings State Hospital • Retired from CPE to become a pastoral counselor at Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota and opened a private counseling practice • Still attended North Shore continuing education events in the North Central Region on occasion • Ordained by the Lutheran denomination and was part of the original Lutheran Advisory Council

11. George P. Polk • Died January 2010 • Served in the Advocate Health Care System, then the Evangelical Health System in the North Central Region • Director of Pastoral Care / CPE Supervisor at Advocate Bethany Hospital • Previously served as CPE Supervisor in the: • Eastern Region in New York, and • Mid-Atlantic Region in Virginia and Washington, D.C. • One of the first African-American CPE Supervisors and first African-American to be nominated for President of ACPE • Founding member of the ACPE Racial Ethnic Minority Task Force, predecessor to the Racial Ethnic Multicultural (REM) Network • 1994 Recipient of the NCR’s Distinguished Service Award • Ordained by the United Church of Christ, active in parish ministry

12. Donald Schmauz • Died October 2009 • Chaplain and CPE Supervisor to the Mendota Mental Health Institution in Madison, from which he retired in 1966 • Previously served as Chaplain / CPE Supervisor at the Wisconsin School for Boys at Wales • After retiring from ACPE, he became a master psychotherapist and healer, educating therapists and clergy • Ordained to the Catholic priesthood in 1960, served as a parish priest as well

13. John Rea Thomas • Died November 2008 • Chaplain and CPE Supervisor in various hospitals for over 30 years, retiring from Mendota Mental Health Institute • Previously served as Chaplain and CPE Supervisor in: • Cook County, Univ. of Illinois, and Univ. of Wisconsin Hospitals, and • the Southwest Region at Austin State Hospital in TX • Chaplain in the U.S. Naval Reserve and numerous parishes • Part-time Regional Director of the North Central Region from 1967 until elected President of ACPE in 1979 • Ordained in the Presbyterian Church in 1944, honorably retired in the PCUSA and as Captain in the U.S. Naval Reserve

14. Carl Kahrs Mattson Towley • Died January 2009 • Supervised last unit at Altru Hospital in Grand Forks, ND • Previously served as CPE Supervisor in the: • South Central Region as Director of the VA CPE Program in Kansas City, MO, and • Northeast Region as Director of Pastoral Care at Berkshire Medical Center in MA • Created the Berkshire Religious Resource Center to train students in the field of Clinical Pastoral Education • Served two parishes in Wisconsin before serving in the U.S. Army as a chaplain in for 22 years, retired as full Colonel • Ordained in 1958 by the Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church

15. Northeast Region

16. Leicester R. Potter, Jr. • Died July 2009 • Chaplain at Boston Medical Center for 39 years • Director of Pastoral Care and Education at Boston University • Member of Quincy Community United Methodist Church • Member of Masons-Scottish Rite 32nd Degree, Rural Lodge, Quincy, MA • Ordained by the United Methodist Church

17. Pacific Region

18. Gerald Walcutt • Died April 2010 • CPE Supervisor at Sharp HealthCare, San Diego Hospital Association for many years • Canon for Pastoral Care at St. Paul’s Cathedral, San Diego, CA • Previously served as a CPE Supervisor in the: • Southwest Region at San Antonio State Hospital, • Mid-Atlantic Region at Community Methodist Church, then • Pacific Region in a number of institutions prior to Sharp • Very active in the Pacific Region leadership • Ordained by the Methodist Church, then to the priesthood by the Episcopal Church in 1969 • Memorial Eucharist to be held today, April 24, at St. Paul's Cathedral in San Diego, CA

19. South Central Region

20. Joan Fleming • Died February 2010 • As CPE Supervisor, developed CPE program at Saint Louis University Hospital • Previously served as CPE Supervisor and developed CPE programs in: • St. Louis, MO at St. Joseph Hospital and St. Louis State Hospital, respectively, and • the Mid-Atlantic Region at St. Joseph Hospital in WV • Prior to CPE she worked as a teacher and principal for 23 years in schools in southern MN and served in several parishes • Entered the Sisters of Saint Francis Order in 1938

21. Arthur M. Lucas • Died January 2009 • Director of Spiritual Care and CPE Supervisor at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis • Prior to this he established hospital chaplaincy and ethics programs, as well as the Samaritan Counseling Center, at Heartland Health Center, St. Joseph, MO • Helped found professional chaplaincy in Latvia and Kenya • National consultant and trainer for U.S. Navy Chaplains • Co-edited with Larry VandeCreek, The Discipline for Pastoral Care Giving: Foundations for Outcome Oriented Chaplaincy (2001) • Very active in leadership roles in ACPE and APC • Received the 2009 ACPE Helen Flanders Dunbar Award • Ordained by the United Methodist Church in 1976

22. Southeast Region

23. Don Cabaniss • Died May 2009 • Supervised programs of CPE at Central State in Milledgeville, GA and at Georgia Baptist in Atlanta until his retirement • Consultant to the Department of Corrections, State Board of Pardons and Parole, and the Georgia Building Authority • Certified in 1966 as a CPE Supervisor by the Southern Baptist Association of Clinical Pastoral Educators

24. Daniel C. DeArment • Died June 2009 • Last supervised part-time at Tampa General and at Florida Hospital • Previously served as CPE Supervisor at Presbyterian in Philadelphia for 25 years in the Eastern Region • Under his tenure, Presbyterian was instrumental in founding numerous CPE programs, and was one of the first to explore creative accreditation innovations, such as Satellite Centers • Served ACPE as Chair of Standards and Accreditation, and ran for ACPE President in 1987 • Became ACPE's first International Committee Chair • 2008 Recipient of the ACPE Distinguished Service Award • Named Emeritus Supervisor by the Eastern Region, which he twice served as Regional Chair • Ordained by the Presbyterian Church

25. Herbert W. Hillebrand • Died December 2008 • Last served as CPE Supervisor in Miami, FL • Previously served as Hospital Chaplain and CPE Supervisor in the: • Mid-Atlantic Region at Washington, D.C. General Hospital, • East Central Region at the University of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor, and • Southwest Region at Oral Roberts City of Faith, Tulsa Oklahoma • Also served at Wakari Hospital, Dunedin New Zealand • Ordained by the United Church of Christ

26. Marilyn Mayse • Died November 2008 • Last served as CPE Supervisor at Florida Hospital in Orlando, FL • Previously served as CPE Supervisor at: • Baptist Medical Center in Birmingham, AL, and • Shand’s Hospital in Jacksonville, FL • Very active in the Southeast Region, holding numerous leadership positions over the years • One of the early women ordained in the Southern Baptist Church • Holy orders were then conferred on her as priest in the Episcopal Church in 1992

27. Ralph Graham • Died January 2009 • Retired from a distinguished thirty-year ministry as a CPE Supervisor within the Federal Bureau of Prisons • In 1981 he became the Executive Project Director of the American Protestant Correctional Chaplains Association • Ordained in the American Lutheran Church, which later became part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America