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Employees Hoosier Care Properties Inc. Cherie Boneske

Cherie Boneske

Highest compensated employee

Licensed Practical Nurse at Hoosier Care Properties Inc.

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2022. Published on January 25, 2026.

$115,091
2022

Total compensation

Cherie Boneske has been listed as an employee of Hoosier Care Properties Inc. in Form 990 filings since fiscal year 2022.

Annual compensation details

$115,091
Licensed Practical Nurse
2022
$108k org
40 hrs/wk
$8k other
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Other employees at Hoosier Care Properties Inc.

Douglass Smith
President and Director
$480,563
$0 from org$439,286 from related$41,277 other
Andrea Barach
Vice President and Corporate Secretary
$277,990
$0 from org$257,533 from related$20,457 other
Christopher Louder
Vice President, Finance
$193,019
$0 from org$169,529 from related$23,490 other
John Noffsinger
Former Chief Operating Officer
$152,283
$0 from org$138,840 from related$13,443 other
Shannon Williams
Executive Director
$131,374
$131,350 from orgNo related comp$24 other
Trudy Erickson
Executive Director
$121,073
$120,976 from orgNo related comp$97 other
Nichole McNally
Nursing Director
$113,107
$108,545 from orgNo related comp$4,562 other
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January 25, 2026:
2022 Hoosier Care Properties Inc. 990 published

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