This 44-page report was produced and published under my direction. I was responsible for the theme conception, writing and designing of the report. A staff helped compile necessary information in the report. I worked with a print company to create a velvet and gloss cover to the finished product.
Habitat for Humanity Annual Report 2010Trisha Keehn
This 44-page report was produced and published under my direction. I was responsible for the theme conception, writing and designing of the report. A staff helped compile necessary information in the report. I worked with a print company to create a velvet and gloss cover to the finished product.
Habitat for Humanity Annual Report 2008Trisha Keehn
This 52-page report was produced and published under my direction. I was responsible for the theme conception (which highlighted the organization's 25th Anniversary), writing and designing of the report. A staff helped compile necessary information in the report. I worked with a print company to create a velvet and gloss cover to the finished product.
Habitat for Humanity Donation Brochure 2009Trisha Keehn
This 2-page brochure is part of an integrated, branding strategy to identify the organization's literature with similar publications and messaging. My goal was to create clean, simple lines and feature client testimonials that shared a similar thread with the audience.
Habitat for Humanity Annual Report 2010Trisha Keehn
This 44-page report was produced and published under my direction. I was responsible for the theme conception, writing and designing of the report. A staff helped compile necessary information in the report. I worked with a print company to create a velvet and gloss cover to the finished product.
Habitat for Humanity Annual Report 2008Trisha Keehn
This 52-page report was produced and published under my direction. I was responsible for the theme conception (which highlighted the organization's 25th Anniversary), writing and designing of the report. A staff helped compile necessary information in the report. I worked with a print company to create a velvet and gloss cover to the finished product.
Habitat for Humanity Donation Brochure 2009Trisha Keehn
This 2-page brochure is part of an integrated, branding strategy to identify the organization's literature with similar publications and messaging. My goal was to create clean, simple lines and feature client testimonials that shared a similar thread with the audience.
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Specialized Child and Adolescent ServicesTrisha Keehn
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2. 2 | Habitat for Humanity of Lee County, Inc.
Vern Archibald & Charles Idelson
Letter from CEO & Chairman
40-year old Miguel Velez, a licensed electrician by trade, became a Habitat homeowner five years ago. Due
to the economic downturn in 2008, Velez lost his job of seven years, leaving his family of five without income
to pay their mortgage. Miguel’s story echoed that of many in Lee County over the past couple of years;
presenting a challenge to the housing industry.
Habitat for Humanity of Lee County launched a new program over the last year to help prevent a foreclosure
fiasco with Habitat homeowners by employing those in need of part-time work. More than a dozen
homeowners perform general maintenance and handyman tasks in the community a few hours a week.
The new division offers affordable prices to the community and in turn provides an income for homeowners
paying on their mortgage.
2008 also altered Habitat’s production with an affordable buying alternative to building. In most cases,
Habitat found buying foreclosures and vacancies more affordable than building new structures. Utilizing
volunteers to rehab these purchased properties proved to be a good fit for fulfilling Habitat’s mission;
providing homes for those in need at an affordable price. This buying/building blend also extended a
hand-up to the community by removing vacancies that invited vandals and replacing them with deserving
families.
Habitat for Humanity of Lee County continues to look for new and innovative ways to help solve the housing
crisis facing many in our community today. Thank you for your support over the last year and may God bless
you in the new.
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Table of Contents
Our Stories Awards Donations Financial Reports Board Members
Families, Volunteers & Donor Awards Gifts Received Statements Reflect 20 Members
Donors 2008 Between Oct. 1, 2007 October 1, 2007 thru 2008
& December 31, 2008 September 30, 2008
• Oram Family • Corporate Sponsor • Home Sponsors • Financial Position • James Adams - Vice Chairman
• Boswell Family • Community Sponsor • Foundation Club • Assets • Donny Andrews
• Boyce Family • Faithful Giver • Framing Club • Expenses • Glenn Bailey
• Evesson Family • Faith-in-Action Award • Wall Raisers Club • Tithe • Roger Brownell
• Mendoza Family • Finish Carpenters Club • Brian Crowley
• Masterson Family • Hope Builders Club • Dave Dale
• Patino Family • Master Builders Club • Katherine Green - Secretary
• Methodist Churches • Legacy Club • Willie Green
• Pine Island Residents • Individual Donors • Charles Idelson - Chairman
• Elephant Bar Restaurant • Congregational Donors • Brian Lucas
• Wright Construction Group • Corporation/Civic/ • Denis Noah
Foundation Donors
• Shell Point Retirement • Debbie Prather
• In-Kind Donors
• Pedaling Partners • Scott Robertson
• Miromar Lakes • Sandy Robinson
• Twins & Pins • Duane Swanson, Jr.
• Shadow Wood Residents • Brenda Tate
• Congress Jewelers • Sharon Thompson
• World Habitat Day • Bill Valenti
• Presbyterian Churches • Mercedes Vergne
• Bonita Bay Residents • Janet Watermeier
• First Christian Church
• Pelican Landing
4. 4 | Habitat for Humanity of Lee County, Inc.
Oram Family Moving from house to house
Family
was how Shannon Oram grew
up. In fact, when this Indiana
native was old enough to be
on her own she hopped from
house to house with friends. It
was only after Shannon became
a mom did she realize things
needed to change. “The house
I was living in was basically
condemned. The father of
my child took off and I was
left with a leaky roof in dire
need of repairs. I worked hard
to support my daughter, but
couldn’t afford to fix our place,”
says Oram.
A friend of Shannon’s was a
Habitat homeowner and told Oram about the program. “I had
a child, a decent life and yet no future. When I stopped to think
about it, I realized I had nothing,” she says. A couple months
later, Shannon was standing at the dedication of her brand new
home. “I want you to understand what this opportunity has
done for me. Habitat has given me everything. I have a future
for me and my daughter. I don’t know how to repay Habitat
except to continue volunteering and start giving back.
Boswell Family
Tiffeny Boswell and her four children lived in a Fort Myers
apartment complex where it wasn’t uncommon to see
drug activity and break-ins daily. “I just prayed for a better
living for my children. I work hard for my kids, but I still
couldn’t afford a decent place to live in,” she says. A friend
advised Tiffeny to look at Habitat for a hand up. “We
prayed about it; I cleaned up my credit, applied and was
accepted,” says the pre-kindergarten assistant.
The most difficult part of Habitat’s program for Tiffeny was finding time to finish her hours. “The weekend is
usually my resting time from work. So I had to give up rest to put in my hours. I also had to get a baby sitter
every weekend I came out because my kids weren’t old enough to be alone. It was a lot of planning and
hard work,” Boswell says. In the end, her new home gave Tiffeny a new sense of pride. “I set out to accomplish
this and I didn’t give up on my dream. I followed through and today I have a great place for my kids and I to
grow old in. I feel a sense of inner peace having a safe place for my kids and actually look forward to coming
home,” she says. And for Tiffeny, the dream of homeownership didn’t end with new walls; it was just the
beginning. “We just thank God for all the people involved in making this dream come true. It’s given us new
dreams to aim for,” says Boswell.
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Boyce Family Christine and Ronald Boyce tried to make
Family
their two bedroom house in Labelle work
for the family of six. “It was a very old house
in poor condition. There were pests getting
into our home and the floors were lifting
up. The house was just falling apart and
all four of my kids were sharing a space
about the size of a large walk-in closet,”
says Christine Boyce. With Christine
working full-time at McDonalds and
Ronald a full-time student, the couple
couldn’t find the funds to afford a home
in Lee County. One day the couple’s
youngest son came home from school
with an application for the Habitat
program. “I wasn’t sure if we would be
accepted or not, but I thought our situation
couldn’t get any worse than what we were living in and I was tired
of moving from house to house,” says Christine. It only took a matter of months
for the Boyce family to finish the program and be handed the keys to their four
bedroom, Cape Coral home. “The house is absolutely beautiful. There is so much
room to move around in it and I pay only $100 more than I did for that old house
that was falling apart,” says Christine.
Evesson Family
Karen Evesson and her daughter moved in with her parents when
the divorce left Karen without a home. “I couldn’t afford a
home on my own and I wanted my daughter to stay close to
her father so moving in with my parents seemed like a good
decision at the time,” says Evesson. Over time, Karen says
her parent’s health started to decline and they decided to
downsize and move north; forcing Karen to find a place of
her own. Evesson says she first learned about the Habitat
program through a commercial with President Jimmy
Carter. “I didn’t have much money for a home working as a
Customer Service Rep. at Healthpark, but what I did have
I didn’t want to give toward rent. I wanted something to
own,” says the single mom. Karen spent most of her sweat
equity hours working on Habitat’s construction sites while
her parents helped with hours in Habitat’s Thrift Store.
“When I found out that my mortgage payments would
be about 30 percent of my salary, I was scared. I didn’t
know if I could afford that. During the mortgage class, I had an
opportunity to sit down with a financial planner and figure out my budget and I found I could afford
the payments each month by cutting my expenses and spending what I had wisely. Anyone who wants a
house has to work hard to hang onto it and I plan to do just that,” says Evesson.
6. 6 | Habitat for Humanity of Lee County, Inc.
Mendoza Family
Family
It wasn’t the way Maria Mendoza would have
wanted her life to turn out, but after 16 years of
marriage, the mother of four was single, homeless
and had a family to feed. “The only thing I could
do was stay with relatives. My kids and I would
shower at one house and sleep at another. I slept
in the truck just to make sure my kids had a
place to sleep,” says Mendoza.
Maria says she had applied to Habitat’s
program once before but was denied due
to her husband’s credit. “After the divorce,
I cleaned up my credit and reapplied for the
program. I needed to do something for my kids
and for myself. Today I’m so blessed to be standing in my own
home,” says Mendoza.
Knowing what its like to be homeless, Maria says she never
forgets to count her blessings in her home everyday. “I still can’t
believe it. It’s not easy to do something like this by yourself. But
I tried and succeeded. I think my favorite part of the house is
my kitchen because I can actually spend time cooking for my
kids, preparing food on counter tops and all. What little I have,
I can take such joy in by having a place for it. This is my happy
place,” she says.
Masterson Family
When a job also provided housing to Bridget and Cory
Masterson’s family of five, the couple thought they were set
for life. “I was working for a great, generous company, but
as time went on I found I was working six or seven days a
week and didn’t have time to give to God or my family,” he
says. With housing prices out of reach, Cory used the family
savings to purchase a RV for the family to live in while he
started a new job. “It was very cramped but the expenses
were low. Really, we needed a bigger place for the kids and
for mom and dad too,” he says. After two years of RV living,
with a child on the way, the Masterson family entered
Habitat’s program. “I once heard a wise man say that as
far as land, that’s not what they’re making more of. My wife and I felt that a
place to call your own was something worth investing your time and money into,” says Cory.
The Masterson family moved into their Labelle home in June 2008. “We just feel wonderful about the
program. The classes taught us that owning a home is a big responsibility. You know, I’ve never been lazy, I
just didn’t invest my money wisely. I’ve learned so many helpful things through Habitat’s program and we
owe everything to our Lord Jesus Christ for giving us the ability to do this, for providing us with a job to
afford it and with people to help us through. One thing I’ve learned is to trust the Lord your God with all your
heart and lean not on your own understanding and He will lead you in all your ways,” says the father of four.
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Family
Patino Family
For some homeowners, paying off their mortgage is one of the proudest moments in life. Habitat for
Humanity of Lee County has seen it’s fair share of mortgage payoffs since it first started building in 1979. In
2008 alone, Habitat reported six mortgages paid in full. One of those families is Eduardo and Maria Patino.
“The mortgage wasn’t my last bill, but it was a goal accomplished. My priority was to pay the house first. The
next project will be to get a new car,” says Eduardo. The Patino‘s house was built in 1995 as part of Habitat’s
Harlem Heights clean-up. More than 200 volunteers raised the roof, walls and brushed on the finishing
touches of paint in just 24 hours! As Habitat’s Construction Superintendent, Eduardo has put his own
finishing touches on his home by closing in the garage, building a deck and adding decorative flair to the
interior walls. Today, the Patino family is surrounded with more than a hundred other Habitat homeowners
in the South Fort Myers neighborhood and says they are thrilled to be a part of the Harlem Height’s
community. “We have such good neighbors here. It’s quiet and everyone is friendly and looks out for each
other,” says Maria. And with four children all grown, the Patino’s have even more space, time and money to
share their Habitat home with family and friends. “I expect in the coming year, now that we don’t have that
mortgage payment, we’ll make more trips to see family in Columbia and Puerto Rico. Instead of visiting once
every three or four years, we should be able to travel at least once a year. Plus, we can have family come stay
with us now that we have the rooms for guests,” says Eduardo. “I feel good. I never thought I’d reach the day
the house was paid. You know, when you get your house, it’s not really yours. It’s yours when you pay the
mortgage off. Now we have something for the kids. I never thought I’d reach that goal in my lifetime... at
least not at this age. It’s a very proud moment,” he says.
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Methodist Churches
Donor
Pictured above: Mildred Howarter – Beach United
Pine Island Residents Methodist Church (left) and JoAnn Landes-Ross Christ
United Methodist Church (right) at the dedication of
their sponsored home.
Residents of Pine Island worked hard for their
Habitat money through a variety of fundraisers In 2007/2008, the Methodist congregations in Lee
this year. It was an effort not only to raise money County decided to collaborate their fundraising efforts
for the second Habitat home on the island, but to sponsor and build a Habitat home together. The
also awareness of what Habitat for Humanity following Methodist churches participated in the
stands for. The community gave tips to have their partnership during Habitat’s Building on Faith: Central
groceries bagged by celebrities at the local Winn UMC of Fort Myers, Faith UMC of Fort Myers, Christ
Dixie grocery store. Also, folks on the island took UMC of Lehigh Acres, Grace UMC of Cape Coral, Wesley
part in dinner and music at Woody’s Waterside Memorial UMC of Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach UMC,
Restaurant for the first “Harmony for Habitat” First UMC of Fort Myers, Good Shepherd UMC of North
fundraiser. The Pine Island Habitat Steering Fort Myers.
Committee offered excitement in the community
while helping a deserving family fulfill the dream
of homeownership.
Elephant Bar
Restaurant
April 2008, Elephant Bar Restaurant opened its
doors to diners and donated 25% of the food sales
to Habitat for Humanity of Lee County. At the end
of the day, Habitat received more than $2500 from
the event! Elephant Bar Restaurant noted it was
the best Habitat event they’ve been a part of. Hats
off to all those who participated in the event. The
funds from this charity event will go towards the building of a Lee County home for a deserving family.
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Donor
Home Builders Blitz took place nationwide
in June 2008.
It allowed
affiliates like Lee
County to increase capacity
by continuing with regular production
schedules while professional builders
organized and executed the blitz
build.
Wright Construction Group
In Lee County, Wright Construction Group donated their time and talent to complete the project from
frame to finish! The construction company organized their subs and suppliers to completely built the house
as a donation to Habitat for Humanity and the community. The subcontractors that took part in the build
included: ABC Electric, Cheney Landscaping, Ciano’s Tile, Collier Irrigation, Crowther Roofing, Ferguson,
Ken Bunting Carpentry, Leisure Time Cleaning, Murton Roofing, Oscars & Sons Plumbing, Philbin Brothers,
Powers, Safe Site, Service Painting, Wall Systems, Waterside Mechanical, West Coast Insulation and Wright
Construction.
In all, 263 homes went up around the country with 109 Habitat affiliates as part of the Home Builders Blitz
2008.
In an effort to support the construction team building a Habitat home in five days, many Lee County
restaurants donated breakfast and lunch to the crew during the build. Those participating include Bob Evans
Restaurant, Chik-Fil-A, Prawnbrokers Restaurant Group, Sanibel Bean Island Coffees, Elephant Bar Restaurant
and Costco.
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Shell Point Retirement Community
Donor
Habitat is always pleased when new communities join the call to action with Habitat for Humanity. In Lee
County, the Shell Point Retirement Community joined Habitat’s “Community Sponsorship” family by raising
and sponsoring a Habitat home in 2008. Now the group is working on their second sponsorship in hopes
to raise another Habitat home in 2009. “I am honored to be part of something as meaningful as changing
a family’s life,” states Al Park, Steering Committee Chairman for the Shell Point Residents for Habitat. “Never
doubt that working together, you can make a difference.”
Pedaling Partners
This summer, a group of bike
riders from Estero took a 4,000
mile trek across America to
raise money and awareness for
Habitat for Humanity! The group
of cyclists pedaled their way
from St. Augustine to Florence,
Oregon, backed by donor bucks!
Scott Cain, a minister of New Day
Christian Church in Estero, Florida
led the 55-day trek, covering 11
states and with the help of his
crew was able to raise $2,765.42!
Thanks to these riders, Habitat
will help house needy families in
Lee County.
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Miromar Lakes Miromar Lakes Community
completed their fundraising
Donor
to build a Habitat home for a
family in the Habitat program. In
addition to providing $50,000
to pay for the cost of materials
to build the home, they also
participated in the construction
of the home.
Residents tell us that this is
a great way for them to give
back to the community while
enjoying the socialization
that working together for
Habitat provides them. “We
enjoy working on Habitat
houses, but for those of us
who cannot do the building, we can become
involved through our fundraising efforts”, says Janis Wolfson,
Steering Committee Member at Miromar Lakes.
Twins & Pins
February 2008, the Minnesota
Twins Baseball Team partnered
with Habitat for Humanity of Lee
County to become one team
in the Twins & Pins Bowling
Tournament. The effort was
to raise money for Habitat’s
mission in the community.
24 lanes were filled at Gator
Lanes Bowling Alley in Fort
Myers as lane sponsors and
guests raised nearly $8,000
for the cause! Each team
was comprised of a baseball
player and three sponsors.
The Minnesota Twins
have been sponsoring and
volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of Lee
County since 2006 when the team sponsored an entire home. The
players are planning another bowling tournament for 2009 in hopes the Twins & Pins
event becomes a staple fundraiser for Habitat supporters. Lee County businesses that helped support
Habitat through the Twins & Pins event were: White House / Black Market, RDG, Steven’s Construction,
Hammer Commercial, Inc., Simplex Grinnell, B & I Contractors, SW Construction SVC, Florida Glass &
Aluminum, Inc., Skanska, Naples-Ft. Myers Greyhound Track, Thomas Sign & Awning Company, Inc., Miami
Dolphins, Tom Mogren, Fort Myers Miracle, Vic’s Painting and Premier Community Bank.
12. 12 | Habitat for Humanity of Lee County, Inc.
Shadow Wood
Volunteer
With a golf tournament and auction that nets over
$150,000 each year, Shadow Wood residents have
encouraged and engaged their neighbors in fund-
raising events and outright gifts to Habitat for Humanity
of Lee County year after year. “We have been so blessed
in our lives. This gives us a chance to share those
blessings with our neighbors,” says Shadow Wood
resident Bill Lentz. Since 2003, the Bonita
Springs gated community has sponsored
more than a dozen homes in Lee County.
The residents extend their hand-up to Collier
County Habitat as well by volunteering in
Imokalee. In 2009, the residents will raise
a Lee County Habitat roof in their Bonita
Springs backyard.
Congress Jewelers Since 2002, Congress
Jewelers has been a part
of donating to Habitat for
Humanity of Lee County;
sponsoring at least three
homes a year. Today
their contributions total
nearly $900,000. But the
partnership between
Congress Jewelers and
Habitat doesn’t end there.
Employees from the
company spend a few
days a year volunteering
on the job site with
Habitat. In this photo,
the group is taking a
break from hanging
sheetrock at a Habitat for
Humanity construction
site in Cape Coral. The
retailer’s contributions
have covered the cost of
materials and the work of licensed professionals for 18 homes in Lee County so far. “Working together on a home
construction site supports Habitat for Humanity and their work with families in our community,” said President
Scot Congress.
H o m e S w e e t H o m e
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Volunteer
Studies show more than 1.6 billion people around
the world are suffering from some sort of shelter
deprivation. Of these, an estimated 10 million
people die each year from a lack of adequate
shelter, clean water or sanitation. As part of the
mission to make safe, decent, affordable housing
a matter of conscience and action, Habitat for
Humanity of Lee County celebrated World Habitat
Day on October 4th with more than a dozen
homeowners. The homeowners raised a roof
together in Fort Myers while Sanibel’s Girl Scout
Troop 228 provided lunch to the volunteers.
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slums. By 2030, estimates are that
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part in the celebration as a way to demonstrate the need
for more affordable housing for the world’s poor. World Habitat Day is an
annual event created by the United Nations and unites various housing organizations
aimed at solving the poverty crisis. It’s to remind the world of its collective responsibility for the
future of the human habitat.
14. 14 | Habitat for Humanity of Lee County, Inc.
Presbyterian Churches
Volunteer
After years of trying to sponsor Habitat homes
on their own, the Presbyterian Churches in
Lee County decided to build and fundraise
together. This year, about a dozen churches
came together during the Faith
Campaign
and collected
funding for
a Habitat
house as well
as volunteered
on site as one
group. Those
participating in
the Presbyterian
partnership
include Covenant
Presbyterian of
Fort Myers, First
Presbyterian of Fort First
Myers, Presbyterian of
Bonita Springs, First Presbyterian of
Lehigh Acres, Chapel By The Sea of Fort Myers Beach,
Cypress Lake Presbyterian of Fort Myers, Faith Presbyterian of Cape Coral and Bay Presbyterian Church of
Bonita Springs. Of the churches, Chapel By the Sea gave $10,000 alone and has been sponsoring Habitat
homes since 1990.
Bonita Bay Residents
The Bonita Bay Residents have raised nearly a million dollars toward Habitat homes in Lee County.
The gated community began fundraising for Habitat in 2002. Since then, these
builders have raised 19 homes in the community. “We
have fun building houses. We get
about 30 nailpounders
together and go to work
together,” says Bonita Bay
Resident Cal Walker.
Walker helps organize
Habitat’s Bonita Bay volunteers.
It was after a growing need for
affordable housing in Bonita
Springs that the group jumped
on board with Habitat’s mission
in the community. “We live in
Bonita Springs and are well
aware that so many workers are
traveling from Cape Coral, Fort
Myers and Lehigh to come work
in our community. We want to be
able to provide housing for them
here,” he says.
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First Christian Church First Christian Church
Volunteer
of Fort Myers has
been providing
volunteers to Habitat
sites for more than
eight years and
has given almost
$70,000 toward
Habitat homes in Lee
County. In January
2008, the FCC Habitat
Team averaged
two to three dozen
volunteers each
month. “The group first got involved with Habitat when First Baptist Church and First Methodist Church
(both of Fort Myers) joined with First Christian to form the Downtown Alliance. The group sponsored Habitat
homes together. This year, First Christian took their partnership to a new level by forming a FCC Habitat logo
and marking their Habitat pride on t-shirts and a trailer. 31-year old Matt Bochetti took charge of the crusade
after spending his career as a contractor in Lee County. “This was a way we could bring cohesiveness to the
team. Whether they volunteer one time or on every build, I want to communicate that they are all a big part
of our FCC Habitat Team. The goal is just to serve and love on each construction site the way Christ did while
on earth,” Bochetti says.
Pelican Landing residents
Pelican Landing
first volunteered with
Habitat for Humanity
of Lee County in 2002,
when the group began
fundraising for a home.
At the end of 2007, the
gated community had
raised nearly $300,000
for families in need
of safe, decent,
affordable housing
in Lee County.
In November
2008, the group
raised the walls
their seventh
sponsored
home in Bonita
Springs. “I think
most of us feel we’ve gotten
so much out of life that it’s time in our
retirement years to give a lot back and this is one of
the ways we can do that. There are a lot of wonderful charities out
there, but I think Habitat really does get the resources into the hands of those
who need to benefit the most,” says Ted Smith, Pelican Landing Resident.
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Community Sponsor
Awards
Shell Point Retirement Community has been named Habitat’s 2009
Community Sponsor of the Year. The group started sponsoring Habitat
homes just a year ago and are currently working on their second
houseraising. “Our primary interests have been to increase our support for
a most worthy cause and to give more people at Shell Point a chance to
be more aware and closely involved with Habitat for Humanity. As a result,
we have had a lot of fun from our efforts, both to raise funds and also to
contribute some manual labor to the cause. This success has spurred us to
try again and we expect to continue - a house at a time,” says Shell Point’s
Steering Committee Chair, Al Park.
Corporate Partner
Scott Whitaker and his company, Bean, Whitaker, Lutz & Kareh, Inc., have been a
part of Habitat’s donor family since 1990. It was then that Habitat for Humanity
of Lee County transformed the Harlem Heights neighborhood into a welcoming
community. “We were proud to be part of the effort replacing old delapidated
buildings with Habitat homes. Today, it is amazing to see the difference Habitat’s
work has made in the community. I particularly enjoyed working with Habitat’s
President Vern Archibald, as he could never take no for an answer and just wanted
to get things done. It’s that kind of attitude and Habitat’s ‘hand up, not a hand out’
philosophy that we stand behind,” says company president Scott Whitaker, P.S.M.
Faith-in-Action
Rev. Andrew Brown and Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church date their
partnership with Habitat back to 1991. “My congregation and I support Habitat
for Humanity of Lee County because Habitat saw a need to help local Harlem
Heights families in need and stepped in to do something. My friends and I,
along with members of my congregation, helped to build those homes and now
homeowners that live in Harlem Heights sit in the pews in my church,” says Rev.
Brown. Today, the church has helped contribute almost $10,000 to Habitat’s cause,
plus volunteered to build with the organization.
Faithful Giver
For more than 20 years, Rhoda Todd has faithfully supported Habitat for
Humanity. Todd says it’s because of what Habitat stands for that inspires
her to get keep giving. “I have always liked Habitat’s philosophy that they
give a hand up, not a hand out; which instills pride of ownership and
a sense of accomplishment. Because affordable housing isn’t always a
priority, it falls to non-profits like Habitat to help turn dreams into reality.
I believe the richest nation in the world should provide adequate housing
for its citizens. If a member of our community can show a work history and
the ability to pay, I feel an affordable house should be available,” says Todd.
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Home Sponsors
$50,000
January 1, 2008 - December 31, 2008
Bonita Bay Group
Bonita Bay Residents
David and Cheryl Copham
Denmark Interiors
Fort Myers Lincoln –Mercury, Inc.
Gulf Coast Dodge
Pelican Landing Residents
Publix Super Markets Charities
Raymond Building Supply Corporation
Donations
Sam Galloway Ford
Shadow Wood Residents
Val Ward Cadillac, Inc.
Verandah Development
Foundation Club
$100 - $499
January 1, 2008 - December 31, 2008
Mr. & Mrs. William Abbott Mr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Baldwin
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Abeles Mr. John R. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Armand B. Ball, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Achkio Ms. Dorothy V. Andersson Mr. James E. Banahan
Ms. Sherrie Adam Mr. & Mrs. W.T. Andersson Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Barber
Ms. Juliette G. Adams Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Roger Barna
Mr. Robert L. Adams Ms. Corinne D. Antol Mr. Robert H. Barnes
Ms. Carrie H. Adams Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Antonelli Mrs. Elsie Barney
Ms. Doris Adinolfi Mr. Victor F. Apa Ms. Joan A. Baron
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Agricola Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Apple Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Barr
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Ahlborg Mr. Louis J. Armbruster Ms. Catherine B. Barrett
Ms. Laverne B. Ahrens Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. James P. Barry
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Aiken Mr. Patrick Arnall Mr. & Mrs. John S. Barth
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Ainsworth Mr. Robert M. Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Ray C. Bartholomew
Mr. & Mrs. Ollie J. Akel Mr. & Mrs. John A. Artz Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Bartholomew
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Akitt Mr. & Mrs. Phillip D. Ashkettle Mr. & Mrs. David I. Barton
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. Albertson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Aspegren Mr. & Mrs. Leon Bartos
Mr. & Mrs. Ignatius Alcamo Mr. John Attwood Mr. Charles J. Basinait
Mrs. Judy Alcorn Mr. & Mrs. Joesph T. Aveni Mr. & Mrs. Dann W. Battina
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Allemong Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Avril Mr. & Mrs. James C. Beachum
Mr. & Mrs. Wendell F. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Bacig Mr. & Mrs. Henry D. Bean, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Allison Mr. & Mrs. Archie Baker Mr. Philip Beardslee
Ms. Margaret M. Altman In Honor of Ann Hermann Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Beasley
Mr. James J. Amann In Honor of Evelyn Sprague Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Beaupre
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Ambelang Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Baker Mr. Charles A. Bebber
Ms. Virginia L. Amsler Mr. & Mrs. John Balducci Ms. Mary M. Becker
In memory of Tom Taylor Mr. William A. Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Becker
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Mr. & Mrs. David W. Beckley Mr. Terry L. Bowen Mr. & Mrs. Roland J. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Beebe Mr. & Mrs. John D. Bowlin Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Beecher Mr. & Mrs. E.J. Boyle, III Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Leland Behnken Mr. & Mrs. Christopher W. Bracy Mr. Edward P. Canterbury
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Behr Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Brady Ms. Bunny Caravello
Mr. Richard E. Beightol Mr. & Mrs. Edward Braniff Dr. & Mrs. Jack P. Carey, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward G. Beimfohr Mr. & Mrs. David P. Brannin Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Carlton-Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Beirne Mr. & Mrs. Leon P. Brassard Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Carney
Mr. Edward T. Beitenman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Breen Mr. & Mrs. William A. Carr
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome F. Bejbl Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Breen Ms. Ruth M. Carrell
Mr. John M. Belcastro Mr. & Mrs. Francis V. Breeze Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. Todd C. Bell Mr. & Mrs. John F. Breitengross Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Bell Mr. & Mrs. James Brent Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Carsillo
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Bendall Mr. & Mrs. William L. Bridge Mr. Terry R. Carter
Donations
Ms. Mary Ann Bennett Mr. Gary J. Bridgeford Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore V. Casamento
Mr. & Mrs. Don A. Berglund Ms. Dana S. Briggs Ms. Dorothy M. Cascio
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Bergold Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Brink Mr. & Mrs. John F. Casey
Dr. & Mrs. Andrew E. Berkow Mr. & Mrs. Willard W. Brittain, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Casseri
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Bernaciak Ms. Virginia V. Brodbeck Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Cassidy
Mr. & Mrs. Fred H. Bertrand Mr. & Mrs. John R. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Castrogiovanni
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Bessette Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cavanaugh
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Betchkal Dr. & Mrs. William J. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Cavuto
Ms. Jean S. Bidwell Ms. Geraldine C. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Celiberti
Mr. & Mrs. Clement A. Bieker Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Brownell Mr. & Mrs. Chauncey R. Charlson
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas L. Bigelow Ms. Heather E. Browning Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Cherubino
Ms. Covella H. Biggers Mr. & Mrs. Edwin C. Bruning Mr. & Mrs. F. E. Chippendale
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Biggs Dr. Joseph M. Bryan, MD Mr. & Mrs. John J. Chopack
Mrs. Monica Billings Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Buch Mr. Werner Christinger
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Bitow Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Buechel Mr. J. A. Christopher
Mr. & Mrs. H. Kenyon Bixby Mr. Harvey M. Bujold Mr. & Mrs. John P. Cicon
Mr. Willis P. Blackwood Mr. & Mrs. Ronald T. Bunting Mr. Armond J. Civera
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. Blanchard Mr. & Mrs. F. John Bunting Dr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Claffey
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Blazek Mr. & Mrs. Jack C. Burdett Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Clay
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Bloom Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Burgess Mr. & Mrs. Harry F. Clayton
Ms. Nancy C. Blum Mr. & Mrs. Jerome E. Burns Ms. Linda S. Cobb
Mr. & Mrs. Eric L. Blumstead Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Burns Mr. & Mrs. John R. Coble
Mr. David M. Boardman Mr. & Mrs. G. Roy Burton Mr. & Mrs. Leslie H. Cochran
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Boe Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Busalacchi Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Cocozza
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Bondi Mr. & Mrs. Fred W. Busch Mr. Michael S. Collins
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bongard Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Buscher Mr. & Mrs. John Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Ren Bookman Mr. & Mrs. Alvin O. Butler Mr. & Mrs. Jerry E. Colton
Mr. & Mrs. Jackson J. Boone Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Butler Ms. Mary A. Condit
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Borchert Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Butters Ms. Carol E. Conley
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Bosso Mr. & Mrs. John R. Byrd Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Conroy
Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Boudreau Mr. & Mrs. Norman Byrne Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Cookson
Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Bouffard Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Byron Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Cooling, Jr.
Mr. Walter Bourne Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Caffrey Mr. & Mrs. Nelson B. Cooney, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Bouyea Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Calabrese Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Copeland
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Bovard Mr. &^ Mrs. Tom Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Copeland
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Bowden Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Callans Mr. Daniel E. Corbin, Jr.
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Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Corley Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Davidson Mr. & Mrs. David C. Egberg
Mr. Michael J. Corso Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Davis Mr. & Mrs. John M. Eikenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund J. Corvelli, Jr. Ms. Diane E. Davis Mr. & Mrs. George L. Eiker
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Costello Ms. Sharon L. DeSpain Mr. & Mrs. James B. Eisenhart
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Cote Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Decesare Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Eisner
Ms. Camille Cotran Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Degroft, Jr. Mr. Walter G. Eissler
Mr. Sam Cottone Ms. Sandra J. Dekker Mr. & Mrs. John B. Elliff
Mr. & Mrs. J. Douglas Court in honor of Harry Dekker Mr. & Mrs. Kendall Ellingson
Mr. & Mrs. Bertrand Couture Mr. & Mrs. Frank D. Dellaquila Mr. & Mrs. Jay C. Elliott
Ms. Glenda Craft Mr. & Mrs. James Deneffe Ms. Madeline Ells
Ms. Jane Craig Mr. & Mrs. William E. Des Jardins Mr. James R. Ellsworth
Mr. & Mrs. Stan C. Cramton Mr. & Mrs. Alan Diamond Mr. & Mrs. James Engelhuber
Ms. Norma Anne Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Jack S. Dibie Mr. & Mrs. James E. Englehart
Mr. & Mrs. Rollie H. Crawford Ms. Mary K. Dice Ms. Susan M. English
Donations
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Cregar Mr. & Mrs. Randy E. Diener Mr. & Mrs. David W. English
Ms. Amanda B. Cross Ms. Collette M. Dierker Mr. & Mrs. Karl H. Erickson
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Crothers Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Dissinger Mr. William N. Erickson
Dr. John F. Crowe Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Dix Mr. & Mrs. James L. Ericksson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Culberson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Dixson Mr. John C. Ernst
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Culver Mr. Sidney L. Dobson Mr. & Mrs. Roger Espe
Mr. & Mrs. William Cummings Ms. Donita I. Dobson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Evans
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher F. Cummings Mr. Alan L. Doerman Mr. & Mrs. Gene Ewing
Ms. Patricia D. Cunningham Capt. & Mrs. Walter W. Doescher, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George V. Exner
Ms. Julie A. Cunningham Ms. Patricia F. Doberty Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fabi
Mr. & Mrs. G. Mark Curry Mr. & Mrs. Martin E. Dolence, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Fairfield
Dr. & Mrs. Richard R. Curtin, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Holland H. Donaldson, III Mr. & Mrs. Warren W. Farr, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Curtin Mr. & Mrs. James C. Donnelly Mr. & Mrs. William D. Faude
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Cyrus Mr. David A. Coran Mr. & Mrs. John A. Fazackerley
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick D. D’Alessio Ms. Francine C. Dorval Mr. & Mrs. Paul I. Fear
Mr. Joseph M. D’Ambrosio Mr. & Mrs. James P. Dowd Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth K. Feinthel
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Dachille Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Downey Ms. Mary Lou Fenton
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Dacks Mr. & Mrs. John D. Doyle Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ferro
Mr. Dennis Daigneault Mr. & Mrs. Derick L. Driemeyer Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Fetsko
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Dalton Dr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Dries Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Fibbe
Mr. & Mrs. David G. Daly Ms. Laura C. Drinkall Ms. Patricia L. Fiduccia
Ms. Dorothy L. Daly Mr. Jerome E. Druen Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fiedler
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert H. Damman Mr. & Mrs. William E. Drum Mr. & Mrs. Steven Fields
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Danco Ms. Doris W. Duesing In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vitek
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Dandurand Mr. & Mrs. John B. Dunn Mr. Allen C. Finatri
Mr. & Mrs. Albro D. Daniel Mr. & Mrs. Bruce C. Dunn Ms. Barbara Findley
Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Daniher Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Dennis D. Finnigan
Ms. Graham N. Dare Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Bill A. Darin Ms. Barbara A. Dupont Mr. & Mrs. Louis S. Fisi
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Darland Mr. & Mrs. John C. Duritsch Mr. & Mrs. Dean M. Fjelstul
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Darling Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Dwier Mr. & Mrs. J.F. Flaherty, Jr.
Mr. John P. Dasilva Ms. Elizabeth M. Eastburn Mr. Michael T. Flood
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Dattilo Mr. & Mrs. David A. Edgerton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Flynn
Mr. & Mrs. James Dauwalter In memory of Bob Joyce Mr. & Mrs. John P. Foley
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Davi Mr. Howard W. Edison Ms. Louise H. Foley
Ms. Elizabeth H. Davidse Ms. Sara O. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. John P. Foody
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Mr. Daniel Foote Mr. & Mrs. William L. Gorman Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Hannigan
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Forbes Mr. Michael J. Gorno Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hansen
Ms. Mildred L. Ford Ms. Kathleen G. Goss Mr. & Mrs. Leo B. Hansen
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Ford Mr. Richard Goulazian Ms. Jane A. Hanzel
Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Ford Ms. Delphine Graber Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hardin
Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Forsythe Mr. & Mrs. Max H. Graff, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. John S. Harding
Mr. Joseph Fossella Mr. & Mrs. Richard Graffis Mr. & Mrs. George F. Harman
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Foster Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Graham Ms. Noreen Harrington
Mr. & Mrs. L. D. Foster, Jr. In memory of Frank Bireley Mr. & Mrs. Maxwell J. Harris
Ms. Diane Foster Mr. Anthony S. Gramer Mr. & Mrs. James M. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry I. Fournier Mr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Gramse Ms. Malinda W. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Francese Mr. Alexander Grantt Mr. & Mrs. David Hartley
Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Frank Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Grappone Ms. Janet L. Hartman
Mr. & Mrs. B.M. Frankel Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Grattarola Ms. Michele Hastings
Donations
Mr. Chuck Frederick Mr. J. Gerald Gray Ms. Marion K. Hatfield
Mr. Robert B. Frieler Mr. & Mrs. H. Rhea Gray Mr. William G. Hawkins
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Fritz Mr. & Mrs. David C. Gray Mr. & Mrs. James E. Head
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fuehrer Mr. & Mrs. George R. Green Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Headley
Dr. & Mrs. Dick Fullerton Mr. & Mrs. Joseph I. Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Heard, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James Fullerton Mr. & Mrs. J.R. Greenland Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Heck
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Furhovden Mr. & Mrs. Keith Greuling Mr. & Mrs. Larry S. Hedrick
Mr. & Mrs. Bill L. Gaddis Mr. Robert T. Griffore Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth N. Hehman
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Gaffney Mr. & Mrs. Al A. Grigaliunas Mr. & Mrs. Barry A. Helm
Mr. & Mrs. Marty J. Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. John J. Grisik Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Hendershot
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph I. Gallo Dr. Teresa A. Grissom Mr. & Mrs. Rodger P. Hendricks
Mr. & Mrs. Lutfu Gani Mr. & Mrs. Clyde G. Gross, Jr. Mr. Richard A. Hendricks
Mr. Raymond O. Garcia Mr. & Mrs. Harry Groth, II Mr. & Mrs. Gordon J. Hendricks
Ms. Tena K. Gard Mr. & Mrs. Glenn K. Groves Mr. & Mrs. J. Hendrix
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Gareau Mr. & Mrs. Edward G. Grunawalt Mr. & Mrs. Douglas G. Henricks
Mr. Grant R. Garritson Ms. Patricia Guckert Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Herbold
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Garvey Dr. & Mrs. Gerrit B. Gucky Mr. Daniel J. Herbst
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Gaus Mr. Dario C. Guernieri Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Herdman
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice R. Gebhardt Mr. & Mrs. Rosemary M. Gulati Mr. Arthur T. Herman
Mr. & Mrs. Emory C. Geller Mr. & Mrs. William J. Gumerman Ms. Ann L. Hermann
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Gembarski Mr. Frank Gumma Ms. Barbara A. Hermann
Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Gempeler Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Gunderson Ms. Joni Hermansen
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Gerwin Ms. Grace Gutierrez Mr. & Mrs. Rondey E. Hermes
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick D. Giblin Mr. & Mrs. John J. Haberkorn Mr. & Mrs. David Herring
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis M. Gill, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Hacker Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Hiatt
Mr. & Mrs. John Robert Gillette Ms. Jean R. Haffenreffer Mr. & Mrs. Jack I. Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Gillis Mr. & Mrs. Ernst W. Hagen Mr. & Mrs. R. Bruce M. Hill
Ms. Jean C. Gilman Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Hague Ms. Dawne Rene Hilliard
Mr. & Mrs. S. I. Gilman Mr. Jonathan Hague Mr. & Mrs. E. Richard Hittinger
Mr. & Mrs. J. Brian Gilmer In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W Hague Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Hock
Mr. Jerome D. Girsch Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Hale Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hochberg
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Givens Mr. & Mrs. James T. Hale Mr. Lawrence L. Hock
Mr. & Mrs. Harold D. Gleitz Mr. & Mrs. E. Clifford Hall Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Hoehn
Mr. A. W. Goetschel Mr. David P. Hamacher Mr. & Mrs. William B. Hofmann
Dr. Kalman Gold, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. WM J. Hamel Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence T. Hofmann
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Goldsmith Mr. & Mrs. H. Russell Hamm, Jr. Mr. Wayne F. Hohn
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Ms. Jacqueline Hohn Dr. & Mrs. C. B. Jenney Ms. Constance C. Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Hollister Mr. & Mrs. Wayland E. Jensen Ms. Irene P. Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. Richard. W. Holmes Mr. & Mrs. Jerome P. Jermain Ms. Jane Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Holsworth Mr. & Mrs. George F. Johanssen Ms. Mary Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Holzhauer Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Johns Mr. & Mrs. James E. Kenney
Mr. & Mrs. James Pl Honohan Ms. Louise M. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Kepler
Ms. Mary E. Honsaker Dr. & Mrs. Irving S. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Jack D. Kerth
Ms. Linda Hooper Mr. & Mrs. John W. Johnson Mr. Malcolm A. Kessinger
Mr. & Mrs. R. David Hoover Mr. & Mrs. Gene H. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Ketteler
Mr. & Mrs. Terrance M. Hopkins Mr. Richard C. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. William E. Kidd
Ms. Barbara S. Hopkins Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Kiernan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Hornick Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Johnson Mr. Theodore P. Kill
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Horwitz Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Kilpatrick
Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Hosch Mr. & Mrs. Randal M. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Kitsberg
Donations
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Host Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Jones Ms. Jessica Kittel
Mr. & Mrs. Brian W. Hotarek Ms. Janice M. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Ernest R. Klaudt
Ms. Louise C. Hough Mr. Thomas G. Jones Mr. & Mrs. William A. Klein
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Houseman Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Klein
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Howald Mr. & Mrs. Jon P. Jontz Mr. & Mrs. Gary Y. Klie
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Howard Mr. & Mrs. James H. Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Winton A. Kloosterman
Mr. & Mrs. Walter T. Hoynoski Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Jorgensen Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. Knell
In honor of Frances Hoynoski Ms. Patricia M. Jornt Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Knight
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Hrdlicka Mr. Duane E. Joseph Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Knutson
Mr. & Mrs. George J. Hubert, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Roger Joslin Mr. & Mrs. Lee Koenig
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne R. Huey Mr. & Mrs. John M. Joyce Mr. & Mrs. William C. Kolias
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. James R. Julow Mr. Arthur Konig
Mr. Donald F. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. J. Paul Kadlic Ms. Joyce C. Koons
Mr. & Mrs. Elmo J. Hurst Mr. Donald R. Kaegebein Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Kopf
Mr. & Mrs. John Huston Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Kahl Mr. & Mrs. Glenn H. Korfhage
Ms. Mary E. Huttenlocher Mr. & Mrs. James R. Kahl Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kostelc
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Hynden Dr. & Mrs. Steven Kahn Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Kotula
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Laconelli Ms. Angela Kaiser Mr. & Mrs. Kingston Kovac
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Ilg Ms. Laura Kaminsky Mr. & Mrs. John a. Kozacki
Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Ingersoll Mr. & Mrs. James Kaneaster Mr. Laurence C. Kozlicki
Mr. & Mrs. James Ingledue Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Karn Mr. & Mrs. Gerald W. Kral
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley K. Ink Mr. & Mrs. B. J. Karnas Ms. Joan D. Krall
Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Iorizzo Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Karp Mr. Robert Krause
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Irwin Mr. Arthur D. Katz Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Krawczyk
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Jackson Mr. Ken Kaufman Mr. Gordon Kreth
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Wayne C. Kaufmann Ms. Robin C. Krivanek
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Erling Jacobsen Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Kavanagh Mr. & Mrs. Kurt R. Krohne, Jr.
Mr. Darel M. Jacobsen Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Keating Mr. & Mrs. John A. Krol
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Jacobsen Mr. & Mrs. William Keck Mr. & Mrs. Geroge R. Krouse, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. James Ms. Arlene H. Keehan Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Krulak
Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Janson Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Keenan Mr. & Mrs. Dale Kruse
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Jarrell Mr. & Mrs. James J. Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Kuester
Mr. William J. Jaworski Mr. & Mrs. Dean A. Kelly Ms. Kristina Kulpa
Mr. Richard L. Jaycox Mr. & Mrs. Eugene W. Kelly Ms. Dawn Kurtz
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Jaycox Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. Kurtz
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Jazwa Mr. & Mrs. William R. Kelly Ms. Martha A. La Ponsa
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Mrs. Elizabeth Lachner Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Lusebrink Mr. & Mrs. Michael McKoane
Mr. William A. Lamarra Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. Lusky Mr. Jerome F. McMahon
Mr. & Mrs. John Lambert Mr. & Mrs. James M. Lustenader Mr. & Mrs. John A. McMahon
Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Landis Mr. & Mrs. Glen S. Lyall Mr. & Mrs. David R. McMahon
Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Lang Mr. & Mrs. James A. Lynch, III Mr. & Mrs. James P. McManus
Mr. & Mrs. Bernie P. Langlois In memory of Jonathan Doughty Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. McManus
Mr. Richard Langlois Mr. Jerry Lyons Mr. & Mrs. John S. McMichael
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Lapelle Dr. & Mrs. Larry H. Lytle Mr. & Mrs. Bernard M. McNamee
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Larry Mr. & Mrs. Alan MacDonald Miss Nancy C. McNealy
Mr. & Mrs. Gale L. Larsen Mr. & Mrs. F. Scott MacFarlane Mr. & Mrs. David E. McPherson
Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Larson Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mackenzie Ms. Lynn Mcgarvah Kurtz
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Larson Ms. Carol A. Mackimm Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Meadows
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Lasota Ms. Sharon L. Maclean-Hart Mr. Brian M. Megibow
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Lauderback Mr. & Mrs. Larry C. Maddox Mr. & Mrs. John E. Mehrholz
Donations
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Lawson Mr. & Mrs. George P. Maginness Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Meier
Mr. & Mrs. David H. Lawton Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Maglietta Mr. & Mrs. Gerald T. Meier
Ms. Kimberly LeFebvre Mr. & Mrs. Ron M. Mahan Mr. & Mrs. Derek G. Melven
In honor of Donald Berglund Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Mahrdt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Meshboum
Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Leander Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Maier Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Mesjak
Mr. Raymond A. Lenhardt Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Malayter Mr. & Mrs. John P. Mettler
Mr. & Mrs. R. Dale Lentz Dr. & Mrs. James A. Malayter Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Vito S. Leone Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Malmstrom Mr. & Mrs. Leslie G Meyers
Ms. Adele H. Leskera Mr. Anthony V. Manley Mr. & Mrs. Leo C. Michels
Mr. & Mrs. Bill R Lester Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Manuel Mr. & Mrs. John C. Miles, III
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald F. Lestina Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Marsh Mr. & Mrs. Ben Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Alan E. Levinsohn Mr. & Mrs. Eugene B. Martens, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Miller
Mr. John W. Lewis Ms. Maurine L. Martin Mr. Dale L. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. George R. Lieberman Mr. & Mrs. Angelo A. Martini Mr. & Mrs. Edward K. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. M. William Lightner Mr. & Mrs. J. Paul Martz Ms. Gayle M. Miller
In memory of Chuck Pipher Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey S. Mason Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey W. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey M. Lincoln Mr. R. Fraser Mason Mr. & Mrs. George H. Miller, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Lindahl Mr. & Mrs. George Mason Mr. H. Blaine Miller
Ms. Barbara E. Linder Mr. Charles K. Matheny Ms. Linda Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Robert P Linesch In memory of Pauline Matheny Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Miller, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Linkins Mr. & Mrs. Charles Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard I. Linkon Mr. & Mrs. David E. Maule Mr. & Mrs. Ron Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Linz Ms. Gail S. Mc Lellan Mr. & Mrs. Sol C. Miller
Dr. & Mrs. Morris J. Lipnik Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. McAndrews Mr. Bruce L. Milligan
Ms. Margaret B. Logan Mr. & Mrs. Fred E. McAuley Mr. & Mrs. Warren P. Miner
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R. London Ms. Julie M. McCarter Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Longo Ms. Carolyn R. McCombs Ms. Margaret A. Mitchell
Mr. George Longtin Mr. & Mrs. Walter T. McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Moe
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lovejoy Ms. M. Jacqueline McCurdy Mr. & Mrs. Tom J. Moehring
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Lowman Mr. & Mrs. Max McDade In honor of Ron Lopes, John Mustermann,
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Loyd Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McDermott James King
Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Luba Ms. Anne McDonough Mr. & Mrs. Gerald F. Mohan
Mr. Michael D. Lubratovich Mr. & Mrs. Dale McElroy Mr. Liberatore Monaco
Mr. Paul Lubratt Mr. & Mrs. Paul McGrath Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Monaghan
Ms. Alicia C. Lunay Mr. & Mrs. Tomas D. Mcllrot Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Monestere
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Lund Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. McKindree Ms. Sharon L. Monroe
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Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Montalto Ms. Karen S. Nicholson Mr. Roger C. Parsons
Ms. Kathleen M. Montesano Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Niehaus Mr. & Mrs. John J. Paskus
Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Montlack Mr. & Mrs. James D. Nolan Ms. Mary Ann Pathy
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome P. Montopoli Mr. & Mrs. Roger T. Nolan Ms. Pati Patrick
Ms. Betty A. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Fred Nordstrom Ms. Julien G. Patterson
Mr. Robert D. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Ken Novinska Dr. William E. Pease
Mr. J. Handy Moore Mr. & Mrs. Dick Noyce Mr. & Mrs. Matteo Pecorella
Mr. Francis E. Moore, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence T. O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Pellecchia
Mr. & Mrs. Harold W. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. O’Dea Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Penland
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Moran Mr. & Mrs. James J. O’Hagan Mr. B. K. Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Morande Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. O’Hara Mr. Mark B Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Morello Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. O’Hara Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Persson
Mr. & Mrs. Roger T. Morgan Mr. Thomas M. O’Leary Mr. & Mrs. William Peterson
Ms. Nancy F. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. O’Leary In honor of Fred & Elsie Peterson, James &
Donations
Mr. & Mrs. George D Morgan, III Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. O’Malley Lisa Karle, Brad & Lauri Enterline,
Mr. & Mrs. David H. Morris Ms. Karen O’Neil Bruce & Sheryl Lefavi
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Morris Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. O’Rourke Ms. Sandra E. Peterson
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Morrow Mr. & Mrs. William F. Obrien Mr. & Mrs. Gregg S. Peterson
Ms. Mary Jo Morrow Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Odell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Petrovich
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse S. Mosheim Mr. & Mrs. Dick Oggero Ms. Clara Pettengill
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Moss Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Ogle Mr. & Mrs. William W. Pettine
Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Moynahan Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Ohara Mr. & Mrs. J. William Petty
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Muckerheide Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Ohradzansky Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Phelan
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Muehr Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Oleff Mr. & Mrs. Lyman C. Phillips
Ms. Shirley A. Mueller Mr. & Mrs. John Oliver, III Mr. & Mrs. J. Terrille Phillips
Ms. Jean M. Muenchen Ms. Barbara A. Orpin Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Philp
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Mulligan Mr. & Mrs. John J. Orzalli Ms. Grace A. Phipps
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Mund Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Osborn, Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Robert Picchiotti
Mr. & Mrs. Albin Muren Mr. & Mrs. C. David Osbun Mr. & Mrs. Larry G. Pickering
Mr. & Mrs. Edward K. Murl Mr. & Mrs. Philip V. Otero Dr. & Mrs. Guy Pierret, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Quellette Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Pipher
Mr. William J. Murphy, III Mr. Charles Owens Mr. Steven Pires
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Murphy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George A. Owens Mr. & Mrs. Francis C. Pirog
Mr. Charles F. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Ozment Ms. Marcy H. Plant
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Santo A. Paci Mr. & Mrs. James A Plesh
Mr. James Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Pagano Mr. & Mrs. Mike Plotz
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Musick Mr. & Mrs. J. Palmer Mr. & Mrs. A. Robert Poggi
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley H. Nahigian Mr. & Mrs. John A. Plavino Mr. William Poinsatte
Ms. Jean Bush Nankivell Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Paniccia Mr. & Mrs. Sam Pollock, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald F. Nate Mr. & Mrs. James J. Papandrea Mr. & Mrs. Stewart N. Pool
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Neel Mr. & Mrs. E. T. Pappert Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Poposki
Mr. William F. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Paquette Mr. & Mrs. J. Roger Porter
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Nero Mr. & Mrs.. James R. Paquette Mr. & Mrs. Ronald V. Porter
Ms. Mary E. Nesi Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Parent Mr. & Mrs. James R. Porter
Mr. Gary Neubauer Mr. & Mrs. Neil W. Parker Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Poterack
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony G. Neuser Mr. & Mrs. Clifford J. Parker Mr. Roger Povech
Ms. Sarah G. Newi Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Parker Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Powell
Mr. David S. Newman Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Parker Mr. Hollis W. Powers
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Newsom Mr. William B. Parker Mr. & Mrs. James F. Powers
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Nichols Mr. & Mrs. David S. Parkinson Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Powers
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Mr. & Mrs. Jay Pownall Mr. & Mrs. Ross H. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Carmen J. Scarpa
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Pritts, II Mr. William C. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Scarpato
Mr. & Mrs. Bill B. Prokopow Mr. & Mrs. Norman M. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Randy C. Schaaf
In memory of David Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Schaeffer
Dr. & Mrs. Thaddeus P. Pruss Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Robinson Mr. Thomas C. Schafer
Mr. Woodrow G. Quimby Ms. Sandy Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Arthur R. Schalk
Mr. & Mrs. D. C. Rackiewicz Mr. & Mrs. James P. Roemer Ms. June Schanbacher
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ramsey Mr. John K. Roessner, III Mr. & Mrs. S. James Schill
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Randlett Ms. Glynnis M. Rogero Mr. Dean R. Schladorn
Rev. Richard E. Raney Mr. & Mrs. William J. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Dale Schneider
Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Rasmussen Mr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Eugene R. Schoenleber
In memory of Pauline Morris Mr. & Mrs. John Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Walter Scholer, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Ray Mr. & Mrs. Virginia S. Rogers Mr. Russell P. Schropp
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Raymond Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Roll Mr. & Mrs. William H. Schuler, Jr.
Donations
Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Reardon Mr. Michael J. Rolland Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schultz
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon L. Rebresh Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Romano Mr. & Mrs. William J. Schultz
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Redding Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Romanovich Mr. & Mrs. Elmer H. J. Schultz
Mr. Donald B. Reece Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rometty Mr. Dennis Schutz
Mr. 7 Mrs. William W. Reel, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John H. Rose Mr. & Mrs. Hugo B. Schwandt
Mr. Alan Refkin Mr. Harold A. Rose Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Schwinn
Mr. & Mrs. R. D. Reichow Mr. & Mrs. Harry T. Rose Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Scialabba
Mr. & Mrs. Jonas P. Reid, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jack I. Rosenstock Mr. William E. Scollard
Mr. Glenn Reid Mr. & Mrs. Lyle A. Rosenzweig Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Scolnick
Mr. & Mrs. Pat J. Reidy Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Ross Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Scott
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis H. Reilley Mr. & Mrs. James A. Rossi Mr. Timothy Scott
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Reines Mr. Richard A. Rossi Mr. Robert D. Scott
Ms. Cynthia Reisenfeld Mr. & Mrs. Don A. Rowe Mr. & Mrs. F. Ron Seager
Mr. & Mrs. Edward G. Resch Mr. & Mrs. Denis J. Roza Mr. & Mrs. Philip N. Seamon
Mr. & Mrs. Ray G. Rezner Dr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Rubacky Ms. Rhoda Segal
Mr. & Mrs. J. Jeffrey Rice Ms. Sandra J. Ruck Mr. & Mrs. Seymour A. Seligman
Mr. 7 Mrs. James H. Richards Mr. & Mrs. James A Rudolf Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Semcer
Ms. Patsy L. Richardson Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Rudolph Mr. & Mrs. Walter Serafin
In memory of George Ferris Mr. & Mrs. Scott Rued Mr. & Mrs. Fred W. Shaffer
Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Richardson, Jr. Mr. John A. Russell Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin D. Shane
Ms. Renee R. Richter Mr. Stephen T. Russian Mr. & Mrs. Harold F. Shannon
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Rickey Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rutledge Mr. & Mrs. Bruce M. Share
Mr. & Mrs. Derek Ridout Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Ryan Ms. Alice Sharp
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Riley Ms. Carol Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Shearer
Mr. & Mrs. W. Patrick Riley Mr. & Mrs. Peter Rzasnicki Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shearman
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Riley Ms. Valerie Saft Mr. & Mrs. George S. Shegog, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Rinella Mr. & Mrs. Denis J. Salamone Mr. & Mrs. David F. Shellenbarger
Mr. & Mrs. J. Allan Ringler Mr. Carl Salyers, PA Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Serick
Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Rios Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Sampson Mr. & Mrs. William D. Shroyer
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Risk Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Sanfelippo Mr. Ed Shults
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Risso Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Santoro Ms. Barbara Hager Sibley
Ms. Jane M. Ritchie Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Saputo Ms. Anne C. Sidner
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Rittenhouse Mr. Raymond A. Sarlo Mr. & Mrs. Gerald D. Sieve
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Robbins Mr. Frederick A. Sauer Mr. & Mrs. Henry V. Sikorski
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Robblee Mr. & Mrs. Leonard G. Saulter Mr. & Mrs. Edward Sikorski
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Robert Mr. & Mrs. John H. Scanlon Ms. Margaret M. Silberg