Livingston’s founding nurse Olivia Hathaway made her first house call 75 years ago. By 1955, the agency’s three nurses were visiting nearly 300 patients a year—and a third were residents who could not pay. Livingston remains Ventura County’s only nonprofit provider of comprehensive home healthcare, medical hospice, and in-home support. Today, Livingston home health care professionals see nearly 5,000 patients per year and continue to provide care to the majority of the county’s uninsured and underinsured.

Terri and Mark Lisagor are most deserving of this recognition. The Lisagors are avid family-focused community leaders, travelers, philanthropists, and humanitarians—devoting their lives to serving others. Terri is a retired professor of nutrition and food science with degrees from UCLA, CSU Northridge and Pepperdine University. Mark, also a UCLA Alumnus, is a retired pediatric dentist and serves as a trustee on the Ventura County Board of Education. They are beacons of light in our community and go to all corners of the world providing dental care and nutrition education to those less fortunate.

Please join us for an evening with friends to demonstrate your support for the work being done by Livingston and honoring the Lisagors. You can count on delicious cuisine, a beautiful ranch setting overlooking Camarillo all the way out to the sea, great entertainment, and enjoyable comradery.