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Patterns of Life
At the Saint Alphonsus Family Maternity Center, we think the arrival of a baby is the most joyous occasion of all. It's something proud parents, friends and family feel like sharing.  That's why we've created the Patterns of Life, a tile quilt wall, designed by artist Steve Hanks. For a gift of $100, the child's name and birth date will be permanently listed on the Patterns of Life wall. In addition, a congratulatory card informing the parents of the gift and a keepsake certificate will be sent to the family. 

Proceeds from the Patterns of Life wall are used to provide educational resources to the staff of the Family Maternity Center.

Wind Chime
Saint Alphonsus has created a Wind Chime to honor and memorialize friends and loved ones. Names are engraved on plaques to recognize family and friends with cumulative gifts of $100 or more received in their memory or honor. The Wind Chime is located along the main entrance to Saint Alphonsus for all patients and visitors to see while enjoying the melody of the chimes.

Reflection of Life Funds
>> Learn more about the Reflection of Life Funds.
In 2005, the Saint Alphonsus Foundation developed a unique honor and memorial giving program called Reflection of Life Funds. The non-endowed funds can be set up to honor someone special, celebrate a special moment or remember someone who is no longer with us. Gifts donated to the Funds help Saint Alphonsus continue to provide high-quality, compassionate care, advanced medical technologies, and a healing place for the body, mind and spirit.
If you would like to make a gift online to the Reflection of Life Funds, click here.

Michael Sculpture
The Michael Sculpture fountain was originally dedicated as an asymmetrical cross to remind us that healing comes from both the art of medicine and from our faith. A representation of the fountain is displayed in the new Center for Advanced Healing.

In addition, a beautiful Water Wall in the new lobby commemorates the loving recognition of Gary G. and Meryle K. Michael to their parents, Herman and Amelia Michael, and Thomas and Marjorie Kurdy.

Tree of Life
The tree has long been a symbol of strength and comfort. It provides shelter, beauty and nourishment. It bends with grace in the wind and casts a cooling shadow in the heat. The tree symbolizes life itself. The Tree of Life is displayed in the new Center for Advanced Healing as a tribute to the great benefactors, Joe and Kathryn Albertson. The Tree of Life serves as a shining reminder of loved ones and a salute to their spirit. Although no new names can be added to the Tree of Life, other ways to honor and memorialize loved ones are available at Saint Alphonsus. Please contact the Foundation for additional information: 208-367-2759.

If you would like to make a gift online to Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, click here.

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