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Kevin Lofton '72

Kevin Lofton ‘72, a champion of healthy communities throughout a distinguished career spanning more than four decades, retired as the CEO of Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health in June, 2020. Lofton attended Georgia State University - J. Mack Robinson College of Business after graduating from Cardinal Spellman in 1972.

Mr. Lofton led Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) into the creation of CommonSpirit, with $30 billion in revenue, the largest, tax exempt health system in the country. His passion stems from a life-long commitment to social justice and health equity for all – particularly those who are under-served and vulnerable. His passion in these areas was formed by his experiences growing up in New York City, his early career work as an emergency department administrator in Jacksonville, Fla., and his role as a caretaker for his mother after she became ill, seeing her as a patient and confronting the many challenges she faced.

The veteran health care executive, innovator and strategist served from 2003 to 2019 as the CEO of CHI, with $16 billion in revenue and 100 hospitals and hundreds of other health care facilities and outreach programs in 18 states. Prior to joining CHI, Lofton served as CEO of two university hospitals,

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Mary Earle

Mary joined kp counseling in November 2022 but has been providing mental health services through various programs in Rockford for 8 years. Mary earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Memphis, her Master’s Degree in Social Work from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and obtained licensure as an LSW in May, 2022. Mary believes that you are the expert on your lived experiences with endless strengths and abilities. Mary utilizes a holistic and strengths-based approach in every interaction. Her goal is to meet you where you are, let you decide where you want to go, and help you get there on your terms. Mary is dedicated to promoting social justice, equity, and respect for all persons. She strives to provide an atmosphere in which you feel safe to find and express your story.

Mary has experience providing counseling and support to various populations in a variety of settings. She has worked with families and individuals coping with veterans’ affairs, homelessness, change/adjustment, persistent and progressive mental illness, domestic/intimate partner violence (DV/IPV), the child welfare system, substance abuse, co-occurring substance abuse and mental health diagnoses, complex, developmen