Chancellor: Richard Telfer Provost: Beverly Kopper College of Arts & Communication Dean: Mark McPhail Associate Dean: Robert Mertens
Director: Ken Kohberger Technical Director/Assistant Director: David Nees Office Manager: Malinda Hunter Audience Services Manager: Michael Morrissey Marketing Director: Leslie LaMuro Development Director: Ben Strand Coordinator of Education & Outreach: Shannon Dozoryst A Note To Our Patrons: • Latecomers will be seated at the first convenient interval at the discretion of the audience services staff. • Patrons are requested to turn off pagers, cellular telephones, and hourly signaling watches during the performances. • Photography or video/audio recording of the performance is strictly prohibited. • No smoking, food, or beverages are allowed in the theater. • Personal hearing enhancement devices are available at the gift shop. • No state tax revenue supported the printing of this program. • Young Auditorium is a non-profit organization under Section 115 of the Internal Revenue Code Mission Statement Young Auditorium serves as a presenting organization for the performing arts and as an educational and cultural center enriching the lives of the campus and regional communities. Vision Statement Young Auditorium: Artstanding in Creativity, Artstanding in Collaboration, Artstanding in Education, Artstanding in its Field. For Your Information The Young Auditorium is an auxiliary of the University and serves as home for Cultural Affairs, YA Presents, the Horizons Series, and all units of the College of Arts & Communication. Ordering Tickets UW-Whitewater Ticket Services Voice & TTY: 262-472-2222 Fax: 262-472-1329 Purchase tickets in person at two locations Greenhill Center of the Arts Box Office M-F 9:30 am – 5:00 pm (Short term, metered parking at this location) University Center- Information Services Desk UC 159 on the main floor lobby of the University Center. M-F 9:30 am – 8:30 pm Sat 8:00 am – 8:30 pm Sun Noon – 8:30 pm Young Auditorium Lobby at 5:00 pm prior to performances. Group Ticket Sales Groups of 10-24 = 10% discount Groups of 25+ = 20% discount For more information call 262-472-5705.
Contact Us Young Auditorium 930 West Main Street Whitewater, WI 53190-1790 Phone: 262-472-4444 www.uww.edu/youngauditorium E-mail: youngaud@uww.edu Facility Rental Young Auditorium facilities are available for banquets, receptions, concerts, meetings and dances. For information call 262-472-4444. Facilities include the Auditorium, Kachel Center and the Fern Young Terrace. Accessibility Features Patrons with special seating needs please inform ticket services personnel at 262-472-2222 three weeks prior to the performance when ordering tickets for: wheelchair seating or for visual impaired seating. Patrons with special visual or hearing needs please inform Michael Morrissey, audience services manager, by e-mailing at morrissm@uww.edu or call at 262-472-1487 three weeks prior to the performance for large print or Braille programs, or signed interpretation for the hearing impaired. and tickets must be purchased at least one week prior to event. Hearing enhancement devices are available at the gift shop. Young Auditorium 1
S AT U R DAY, J A N UA RY 2 9, 2 011 • 7 : 3 0 P M
Etta May and the Southern Fried Chicks This program was supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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BIOGR APHIES Etta May Born and raised in Bald Knob, Arkansas, Etta May grew up alongside nine older brothers, who referred to their baby sister as “the human sacrifice.” In fact, Etta’s parents, her father a potpourri farmer – her mother bedridden by constant childbearing, did not realize Etta was a girl until she required a training bra.
Audiences may already be familiar with Etta from her weekly radio show,“Ask Etta,” an advice show carried by over 200 country radio stations in the U.S. and Canada. Etta’s fan club has over 40,000 members,“Etta Heads” as she calls them. Etta May has partnered with Time Warner Productions, to distribute her video,“The Evolution of Etta” nationwide.
At the age of 16, Etta met Delbert, an aspiring truck driver. On their first date, Delbert spared no expense and picked her up in a Limo… okay, an 18-wheeler, and drove her to the nearest Drive-In movie show. They were married that evening and it’s been full throttle towards domestic bliss ever since. Nine months later, she was blessed with a daughter, now a teenager whose vocabulary consists of one word “WHATEVER!!” Three boys quickly followed. She says, “I named my kids after my favorite TV show, ‘My Three Sons,’ Rob, Chip, Ernie, and Tramp.” “My kids are little monsters … lucky for me the doctor gave me Valium. What a wonderful drug! Then I realized the prescription was for me and not the kids!” Reflecting on her life Etta May is quoted, “Ya know if I had gone to the movie theater instead of the drive-in to see the movie, my life may have turned out a whole lot better.”
This colorful comedienne, known for her trademark floral blouse, polyester pants, horn-rimmed glasses, and print bandana, gives a whole new meaning to the phrase “Baby Got Back.” Etta says she realized she had a weight problem when she sat in the bathtub and the water in the toilet rose!
Etta May faithfully drove a school bus for over 10 years. “I was headed in that direction anyhow.” she says. She learned how to handle unruly kids by Armor All-ing the rubber seats, slammin’ on the brakes, and watching ‘em roll. One night, while volunteering as a bingo caller, she recalls, “the ball sucker got stuck.” Forced to entertain a room full of angry Catholics, Etta May kept them laughing all night and the laughs haven’t stopped! Etta won the prestigious American Comedy Awards: Stand-Up Comic of the Year, has appeared live on Oprah, Arsenio Hall, Comic Strip Live, MTV, and regularly on TNN, just to name a few. Her hilarious performance on “The Comedy Store’s 15th Anniversary Special,” broadcast in prime time on NBC, nearly upstaged seasoned pros such as Robin Williams and Richard Pryor.
To put it simply, when Etta May takes the stage she is the reigning Queen of Southern Sass and your Woman for the 21st Century! Karen Mills Karen Mills is a breath of fresh air. Her humor is smart, funny, and original. She’s been compared to such greats as Bill Cosby, Ellen Degeneres, and Jerry Seinfeld. Her comedy is clean, clever and relatable – she finds the funny in everyday life. A native of Tennessee, this southern girl makes one thing clear,“I am NOT a southern belle…unless I need to be.” Karen spent 15 years on the comedy circuit honing her skills. She’s worked with Jon Stewart, written for The Rosie O’ Donnell Show and toured with the Southern Fried Chicks. Now she’s quickly becoming a favorite in the corporate world. Her client list includes American Express, AFLAC, Coca Cola, Toyota and many more. One thing her clients all agree on is that Karen Mills is “one funny girl.” She has also performed at numerous women’s conventions where she’s always a huge hit! But don’t think that’s all she can do, her comedy is friendly and relatable to both genders – in other words, the men love her too. This natural performer has a keen sense of timing and wide range of topics giving her a broad audience appeal. Karen understands what it takes to excel. She stands at 5’2” and was an All-American basketball player for Young Auditorium 3
B I O G R A P H I E S ( c o n t .) UT-Chattanooga. In 1981, she led the nation in assists and was the first female inducted into UTC’s basketball hall of fame. She’s got game! Karen brings that same dynamic energy to her comedy. Whether you are having a convention, an awards banquet, a weekend retreat, or any other corporate or private function, Karen will bring your crowd together through the joy of laughter. Sonya White Sonya White is based in Chicago, IL. Originally from Virginia, she has combined southern charm with big city street smarts to create a show that won her a nomination as Campus Activities Magazine’s Best Female Performer and multiple appearances on CBS’“Star Search.” She has also been featured on “Comcast Comedy Spotlight: Road Trip 2002” and at “The U.S. Comedy Arts Festival 1999,” which was aired on HBO, E, and Comedy Central.
and appropriate sound effects. Both her comedy stage show and her one-woman show,“Airing Dirty Laundry,” are based on real-life experiences and her fond -- but irreverent -- interactions with friends, family and the world at large. White’s television credits include roles on the Fox Network’s “Nightshift,” The Family Channel’s “Big Brother Jake” and MTV’s national promotion for “Spring Break ‘98.” She has played a colorful character on national promos for “The Jerry Springer Show,” and done cartoon impressions for The Cartoon Network’s “Pick Your Shorts.” Sonya is a member of both the Screen Actor’s Guild and The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.
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F R I DAY, F E B R UA RY 4 , 2 011 • 7 : 3 0 P M
Bearfoot Angela Oudean – fiddle, vocals Jason Norris – mandolin, vocals Nora Jane Struthers – guitar, vocals PJ George – bass, vocals Todd Grebe – guitar, vocals
This program was supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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BEARFOOT BIOGR APHIES Call it “new-timey,” call it “postbluegrass,” call it “string band music for the 21st century”—whatever the name, there’s a revolution under way where string band traditions meet youthful creativity; look to its center, and that’s where you’ll find Bearfoot. The quintet, originally formed in Alaska, have already made a mark with four strong releases, including their 2009 Compass Records debut, Doors And Windows which instantly hit the top of Billboard Magazine’s Bluegrass Album chart. Now, as they enter their second decade with a new Nashville home and a new lineup, Bearfoot have taken their place among the best and brightest of a new generation of musicians reshaping American roots music. A mere two years after their initial meeting teaching at their namesake’s bluegrass camp for kids, Bearfoot earned one of roots music’s most prestigious awards –Telluride Bluegrass Band Champions– an honor they share with artists Dixie Chicks and Nickel Creek. Soon, they were touring extensively during summer breaks and became regular crowd favorites at prestigious festivals including Wintergrass, Grey Fox, Strawberry Festival, and seven consecutive years at RockyGrass. The original band members (Norris and Oudean) had known each other and played together in various combinations in Alaska’s small but vibrant music scene and the community of musicians, fans, parents, and friends rallied around the fledgling band. “We wrangled some support from them in the form of mileage and airline tickets,” says Norris. “People wanted to see us succeed and travel. Very few bands in Alaska, particularly young bands, get the opportunity to do that so the community was excited about it and jumped onboard with us. Those same people still go to our shows now.” The original band name was “Bearfoot Bluegrass” but as the band evolved, they dropped “bluegrass” from the
name. Bearfoot has adopted the Americana moniker to describe their music but haven’t left their bluegrass roots behind. “Even if it’s not a bluegrass song, it’s not too hard to see where it all came from,” Norris points out. “You can definitely tell that we play bluegrass by how we structure our phrasing, our instruments, and how our harmonies are set up.” With ten years, major festivals, and four albums under their belt, Bearfoot has managed to make quite a name for themselves whilst growing and changing continuously as a band. With previous lead singer Odessa Jorgensen moving on to pursue her own solo indie folk music career, Bearfoot has welcomed singer/songwriter Nora Jane Struthers as their newest addition. Her recent self titled solo album sparked the interest of Bearfoot members Oudean and Norris, as well as the press. Bluegrass Unlimited says, “You’ll probably hear the name Nora Jane Struthers in conjunction with bluegrass awards for top female vocalist…and she writes with a clear-eyed traditional sensibility typically seen only in writers like Gillian Welch and Tim O’Brien, her songs sound immediately like premodern classics.” Oudean and Norris had recently been spending a lot of time playing music with Nora Jane in Nashville, and thought it only natural to join forces with such a good friend. “We’re really looking forward to having some fresh new music to add to the Bearfoot repertoire. And I just love the way our voices sound together,” says Oudean. Collaborative, uplifting, energetic, haunting, beautiful, and inspired: all words that anyone should feel comfortable with while describing Bearfoot’s sound. Bearfoot finds themselves atop a cultural mountain where they overlook the past, present, and future of bluegrass music.
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F R I DAY, F E B R UA RY 11, 2 011 • 7 : 3 0 P M
Simply Sinatra Starring Steve Lippia Program Selections I’ve Got the World on a String For Once in My Life All or Nothing at All All the Way Come Dance With Me I’ve Got You Under My Skin Summer Wind Dancing in the Dark Where or When Send in the Clowns That’s Life Lady is a Tramp The Way You Look Tonight Fly Me to the Moon Luck Be A Lady Come Fly with Me In the Wee Small Hours Saturday Night Let Me Try Again You Make Me Feel So Young My Way Program Subject to Change at the Artist’s Discretion This program was supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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STEVE LIPPIA Steve Lippia has become one of the most prominent, in-demand vocalists and has quickly established his place among the finest interpreters of “standards” and traditional pop music in the nation. Steve’s youthful, energetic talent and powerful show creates a perfect blend of “classic” with “today”. His show introduces a new generation to this timeless music, while appealing to long-time listeners. Steve has headlined in highly successful, extended engagements at the Rio Suites Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas and Resorts Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, where SRO audiences lined up more than two hours before show time to vie for seating. He has performed in multiple engagements for Hilton Atlantic City and Casino Windsor, among others. Steve has recently performed to sold-out audiences with many major symphonies across North America, to name just a few, Peter Nero and The Philly Pops, Toronto, Rochester Philharmonic, Palm Beach Pops, Indianapolis, Oregon, Irving, Austin, Calgary, Naples, Tacoma, Alabama, Greensboro, Hilton Head, North Carolina, Tacoma, Winnipeg, Tucson, Duluth-Superior, Allentown, Lexington, Grand Rapids, Louisiana, Brampton, Colorado, York, Jacksonville, Edmonton, Vancouver, Charlotte, York, Bowling Green, Danville, Virginia, Fort Worth, Shreveport, North Arkansas, Corpus Christi, Kansas City, Cleveland Pops, Mississippi, Chattanooga, Missouri, Southwest Michigan and BramptonOntario, Amarillo, Great Falls, Columbus Indiana, New Haven, Las Cruces, Dayton, Boulder Philharmonic, Huntsville, Signature-Tulsa, West Michigan, New Jersey Hartford, Akron, and Saint Louis. Steve has headlined to SRO crowds at the legendary Birdland Jazz Club in New York City, backed by the Nelson
Riddle and Woody Herman Orchestras. He performed in a highly successful European Jazz Festival Tour that resulted in a nationally televised special on Finnish TV2. TV appearances include “EXTRA”, FOX’s “Good Day New York”, CNN’s “Showbiz Today”, ABC and the BBC. Steve’s much acclaimed, self-titled CD was recorded at Warner Brothers’ Studios in Los Angeles with a 41-piece symphony. In addition, Steve has recorded Steve Lippia Live, a collection of some of his live performances. His much anticipated third CD, titled Steve Lippia in Concert, was released June 16, 2009. Steve is a native of Southington Connecticut. He makes his home in Las Vegas, Nevada with his wife and 2 miniature German Schnauzers.
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M E M B E R S 2 010 - 2 011 Director’s Council James R. Connor David & Lolita Kachel Francine L. Pease Director’s Circle Ron & Ann Abele James & Julie Caldwell Robert & Yvonne Fiskum David & Kathy Granum H. Gaylon & Hannah Greenhill John & Sandra Heyer Mitzi Joseph Ken Kohberger Craig Matzinger Julian & Anne Stinson Chuck & Barb Taylor Richard & Veronica Telfer Joyce Vande Bunt Ambassador Richard & Kathy Haven Dawn & Lyle Hunter Ken & Susie Kidd Rudy & Patti Korsmo Mark McPhail Kenneth & Dorothy Otting Earl & Susan Paddock Dennis & Margaret Rohrs Carole Scharinger William & Marlyne Seymour Richard & Judy Triebold Elmer Werhane Patron Dr. L. C. & Marian Allenstein Craig & Bonnie Anderson Forrest Bright Robert & Marion Burrows Winona Campbell James Carlson Rollin & Nancy Cooper Jo Coulthart Jack & Betty Frawley Thomas Grotelueschen Ginny Hall Glenn & Christine Hayes Jean J. Hermsen John & Nancy Hoffmann 10 Young Auditorium
Geraldine & Robert Jennings Dale & Janice Johnson Doris Jones Mary Kenne Arthur Kopp Dr. Beverly Kopper Orville & Carol Larson Everett & Ellen Long Nels & Gloria Madsen Rowland & Audrey McClellan Michael & Jean Morrissey Margaret Mueller Terry & Arlene Ostermeier Jerry & Jan Palzkill Anthony & Lenore Pavlick Lyn & Mary Kay Piatt Mary Hill-Roth & Ted Roth Rod & Sue Scherer Jim & Sue Schlough Jerry & Bunny Schoen Betty Schoonover Lewis & Kathleen Scott Cynthia Smith Joel Socwell Ben Strand & Kari Borne Dean & Shirley Taylor Donald & Marjorie Triebold Pamela & David Van Doren David Veith Robert Wright & Elizabeth Asher Karl & Doris Zahn Supporter Curtis & Diane Abendroth Helmut & Martha Ajango Stanley & Ann Alger Rod Anderson Steve & Pam Barnes Bob & Cindy Barry Patricia & Thomas Bauhs Thomas & Christine E. Beckman Dale Benson Frank & Steph Beran Bruce Bertelsen
James & Ginger Best Lynn & Cheryl Binnie Ron & Marilyn Binning Bryan Bishop Elizabeth Blumberg Bill & Karen Bohn Jean Bourenske Cindy Bowen Paul & Nancy Breitsprecher Myra Brien Merrilyn Britzke James Bronson & Peggy Kuchen Kevin Brunner & Nancy Blake Brunner Dorothy Bruno Susan Burkhardt James Bushelle Gerald & Lois Caslavka Thomas Cheesebro Peter & Ann Chester Steve Cline Craig & Carol Cobb Marilyn & Richard Coogan Lou Ann Covi Antionette Czebotar Dean & Bonnie Dahnert Jacqueline Dailey Corey Davis Joan Dedolph Larry & Sue Ferry Donald & Barbara Foth Donna G. Fox Audrey & Christian Gatz Nancy & Leo Geidel Mary Godfrey Norm & Polly Godfrey Kathy & Jim Gross Skip & Carna Grover Robert Gruber Carol Guequierre Mark Gustafson & Su Ash Gustafson Elizabeth Haenisch Hans & Carla Hahn Michael F. & Sharyn L. Hahn Margaret Hancock Diane Hanson Marian A. Hanson John & Jean Henderson Susan Hiscox
M E M B E R S 2 010 - 2 011 ( c o n t .) John & Ann Hough Gene & Charlotte Huntley Helene Hurdis Martha Johnson Richard & Susan Kaja Debra & Ken Kirkeby Sybil Klug Sharon & Jeff Knight Bob & Gloria Knipschild Arthur Kolb & Dorothy Kopp Paul & Sue Kremer Irene Labonne David & Nancy Lader John & Catherine Lader Steven Landfried Leota & Steve Larson Laura Lester Jean Lewis Luann Livingston Don Maasz Connie & Alan Marshall Tom & Donna Marshall Edwin Mathews Sandra Matson Jeffrey McKinney Rosemary Metzdorff Dan & Jodi Miller Jim & Carol Miller Bob Mischka Charles & Carolyn Mowbray Barry Mullen John & Arlene Newhouse Marie Northey Lois O’Brien Kim & Denise O’Keefe Michael Olson Richard & Judy Owens Larry & Mary Peiffer Astrid Peterson Kirke & Elaine Plank Donna Rice Dale & Colleen Riggs John & Julie Ripley James Rogers James & Alice Rogers Dick & Julie Ruhe Daniel Sable Dennis & Mary Salverson Kathleen Salzwedel
Doug & Karen Saubert Alice Scherer Judith Schinneller Ervin Schlepp Jean Schollmeier Faye Schouten Dennis & Evelyn Schulz Robert & Sharon Schweitzer Roger & Helen Shimon Tom & Sue Short Larry & Edie Simons Patrick & Frances Snyder Thomas Spiegelhof Barbara Stallman Dave & Bonnie Stanley Dennis & Eva Stanton David & Cheryl Stedman Ann & Howie Stiff David & Merri Stoneman Richard & Arlene Trewyn Fred & Jeanne Triebold Angel & Chris Tullar Marc & Nancy Turner Ron & Sandra Van Able Carleen & Arthur VanderKoy John & Darlene Varnes John & Lila Waldman Vivian & Fred Welch Donald Werdin & Carol Christ Oneida L. Wheeler Eda Wilson Rod & LaVonne Wittwer Jack & Ella Woodbury James & Mary Jo Wooldridge Mark & Peggy Wuenstel Wally & Joan Yandel June Yantis Charles & Barbara Zidek Contributor Jackie Amundson & Dean Zweifel Julia Armstrong Michael and Karen Atwood Susan & George Bauer Donald & Constance Brick
George & Harriet Christopherson Mr. & Mrs. Cohen John Finney Margaret & Dale Fose Barry & Margo Goldberg Edward Groshan Richard Haney Donna J. Heid Carolyn Heisey Kathy Helgeson Kristin Koeffler Caroline Kreinz Pete & Carol Kumlien Nancy Leinius Dr. Steven & Larissa Lyon Marie Martin Susan Mealy Gilbert Myers Dan & Gloria Navarre Tom & Mary Oehler Thelma Robbins James & Cheral Sadler Merle & Mary Lou Schinke Susan Sims Steve & Linda Steinhoff Miles A. & Nancy Stejskal Patricia Townsend Yvonne Treiterer Karolyn & Hugo Tscharnack Mary Ulrich Elsie Van Tassell Stan & Val Vesely Mary Lynn Vogel Paul Woodard & Jan Burandt Daniel Yeazel Student Margaret Janovetz-Casey Owen Kirkeby Gerald Roche Lisa Tessene-Martin Matching Gift Wisconsin Energy Corporation USG Foundation, Inc.
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A N N UA L A P P E A L D O N O R S 2 0 0 9 - 2 010 AT&T Matching Gift Program Stanley & Ann Alger Jackie Amundson & Dean Zweifel David & Janice Barkei Steve & Pam Barnes Frank & Steph Beran Lynn & Cheryl Binnie Bill & Karen Bohn Tom & Tammy Bong Sasha Butinas James & Julie Caldwell Richard & Barbara Calland Susan & Kurt Chapman Peter & Ann Chester Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Christensen Tom & Karen Christofferson Mario & Jean Cima Pamela Clinkenbeard Peter & Katherine Conover Marilyn & Richard Coogan Rollin & Nancy Cooper Tom & Colletta Cornelius Norbert & Ann Marie Danczyk Bob & Virginia Douglas Ed & Kay Drexler Ken & Robin Earle Len & Ann Marie Fabos Jackie & Dean Fischer Mary Godfrey Christopher & Sandra Goebel Walt & Donna Golbuff Margo & Barry Goldberg Timothy Green H. Gaylon & Hannah Greenhill George & Kathleen Groskopf Mark Gustafson & Su Ash Gustafson Hans & Carla Hahn
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Ginny Hall Margaret Hancock Jean & Wayne Hartwig Donna J. Heid Eleonora Jedrysek Geraldine & Robert Jennings William & Kathryn Johnson Kurt Kadow Lynn & Ken Kamp James E Killian & Roberta Rohdin Killian Nancy Kiplin Philip & Sharon Knobel Ken Kohberger Tim Larsen James Larson Mr. & Mrs. Augie Lehmann Saskia Lodder Bev Lukas Richard & Christine Marshall Sheldon & Joan McManigle Susan Mealy Reginald & Patricia Meyer Rae Miller Bob Mischka Henry Mol John & Faith Morzos Charles & Carolyn Mowbray Gerald Murray Gilbert Myers James Nelson & Marie Beth Dorgan-Nelson John & Arlene Newhouse Daniel & Therese Okray Mark & Germaine Olm Anthony & Lenore Pavlick Francine L. Pease Harry & Barb Pennington Lyn & Mary Kay Piatt Mark & Natalie Reno Dale & Colleen Riggs
Charles & Carol Roum James & Marie Rubietta Daniel Sable Jerry Schmidt Betty Schoonover Joseph Schumacher Mike & Shannon Schumacher Lewis & Kathleen Scott William & Marlyne Seymour Roger & Helen Shimon Milton & Vicki Sperle Dave & Bonnie Stanley Susan & Thomas Stanley Jeanine Stauffacher Stettler Properties Heidi Stewart David & Karen Strauss Russ Swearingen Wendell & Barbara Swift Chuck & Barb Taylor Carrie & Thomas Thurin William Tofte Richard & Arlene Trewyn Donald & Marjorie Triebold Richard & Judy Triebold Turners Art & Frame Gallerie Pamela & David Van Doren Carleen & Arthur VanderKoy Stan & Val Vesely Shawn & Shannon Weber Vivian & Fred Welch Hannah Wendel Les & Charlotte West Richard & Kathryn West Margaret & James Wettengal Steven Wollin Linda & Vincent Woodfield Rita Yadon June Yantis Rhonda Zimmerman