Help that works. Hope that lasts. www.catholiccharitiessteuben.org Quarterly News Spring 2014
Contents Page 1 STEPS Walk Pages 2-3 Kinship Family & Youth Services Page 4 Addiction Prevention & Education Pages 5-6 Anti-Poverty Programs Page 6 Annual Appeal Pages 7-11 2013 Donor Listing
The Mission of Catholic Charities of Steuben County is to build communities that care for all people by strengthening and enriching the quality of life for individuals, families and children; working to reduce poverty; and advocating for social justice, which helps fulfill Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Rochester’s commitment to build a just and compassionate society rooted in the dignity of all people.
Catholic Charities Steuben is proud to be a funded partner of :
It’s Not Too Late to Support the STEPS Walk — Steps To End Poverty in Steuben CCSC recently held its sixth annual anti-poverty walk, Steps To End Poverty in Steuben (STEPS). CCSC took a unique approach this year, holding STEPS on two separate dates in three separate locations: May 3rd in Bath and Hornell and May 17th in Corning. Walkers participated in the session that best accommodated their schedules, or walked on a date and time of their own choosing. The purpose of the one-mile walk was to increase awareness about poverty in Steuben County and to raise funds for Catholic Charities' antipoverty programs, including Turning Point, Bridges Out of Poverty, and Justice and Peace, which place an emphasis on self-sufficiency and work to ensure Steuben County residents have food, clothing, shelter, medical services, and the ability to achieve a decent standard of living. Participants were able to pre-register online at stepswalk.kintera.org/ steps. Here, participants were able to create a
team, join a team, or register as an individual walker. Those registering online were able to customize an individual or team web page, including uploading photos. The website also features an online quiz where you may test your knowledge of poverty conditions in Steuben County. Everyone scoring 100 percent on the quiz – which may be taken limitless times – will have a chance to win a stainless steel grill set with durable metal carrying case. A CCSC representative will draw the winner on May 20, 2014. CCSC employees embrace the challenge and the responsibility of serving all people who come to us in need, treating every individual in a non-judgmental manner with respect, care, and compassion. We aim to constructively and aggressively take STEPS to address the issues related to poverty in our community — one person, one family, one child at a time.
STEPS WALK 2014
It’s still not too late to make a donation to the STEPS Walk and support Catholic Charities of Steuben County (CCSC) in the fight against poverty. Just visit stepswalk.kintera.org/ steps; or catholiccharitiessteuben.org and click on the STEPS Walk icon, pictured above; or call 607-776-8085.
Thank You to our 2014 STEPS Walk Sponsors!
Kinship Family & Youth Services Catholic Charities Steuben
SHAPE Helps Area Kids Find the Spirit of Christmas On December 14, 2013, the Supportive Home Parent Enrichment (SHAPE) Allegany staff Corinne Davis, Debra Miller, and Josh Hyde participated in the 21st annual Shop With A Cop event at the Wellsville KMart. SHAPE staff have participated in the program for the past five years. The program allows children of families at risk to make Christmas purchases for their family. The children are escorted through the store by a police officer while they purchase presents for their families.
104 children ages five to 14 participated this year. Once they are done shopping, each child also receives a present. Special thanks to the New York State Police Department, Allegany County Sheriff’s Department, and local police forces. Also participating were representatives from Alfred Martial Arts, Allegany County DSS, and the Wellsville Manor. The program is made possible by money raised by the Wellsville Chamber of Commerce, Wellsville K-mart, and donations
SHAPE Allegany staff Corinne Davis, Debra Miller, and Josh Hyde help children buy gifts for family.
received by area police departments.
Kinship at the Fairy Tale Festival
Kids play Pin the Tail on Pinocchio with Pinocchio himself at the Second Annual Fairy Tale Festival.
On March 15, Kinship Supportive Home Parent Enrichment (SHAPE) of Yates County and Kinship Therapeutic Foster Care participated in the Second Annual Fairy Tale Festival/Yates County Health and Safety Fair at the Dundee Central School. The Dundee Library, Our Town Rocks and Yates County Department of Health organized the event. Kinship’s theme for the festival was Pinocchio. They provided coloring activities for the kids, and
Bath Community Child Day Care Every child is different, but they all have one thing in common. They like to have fun! That’s why at Bath Community Child Day Care we’ve designed a summer full of fun for our school age children. On a daily basis children will benefit from a safe, structured, and developmentally appropriate environment; nutritious meals and snacks; and plenty of time with children their age. For parents, our program is flexible and allows for vacation weeks, provides meals so you won’t be scrambling for the lunch box every morning, and our fees are based on a sliding scale. We also provide reading and math enrichment weekly so that children will have a better chance of retaining what they learned during
A cheery sign welcomes youngsters to the Bath Community Child Day Care facility.
the school year. This summer our camp is “SUMMER EXPEDITION”—a summerlong adventure of exploration and discovery. Themes such as Amazing Architects, Time Travelers, Totally Talented and Super Sleuths will have children excited to come back day after day to see what is in store.
gave out pinwheels with messages for honesty, respect, and positive choices. The kids even got to play pin the tail on Pinocchio, with none other than Pinocchio himself! The kids and families were also provided with booklets for car safety, healthy eating habits, emergency preparedness and information on how to become a foster parent. It was a great time for all to learn about honesty, safety, and having fun!
Pinwheels for Prevention When Spring arrives, be sure to keep your eyes open for the beautiful pinwheels gracing area communities. April is Prevent Child Abuse Month and organizations across the state, including Kinship Family and Youth Services, have adopted the pinwheel as a symbol of the good things that are happening in our community to support children. We believe it is important to give all children a healthy and happy start and that everyone has a role to play in protecting our youth.
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Therapeutic Foster Care Program May is National Foster Care Recognition Month! The Therapeutic Foster Care Program through Kinship Family & Youth Services was started in 1985 to provide another local alternative for counties needing to place children at a “higher level of care” than a county-level foster home could provide. Therapeutic foster care is specialized care for children and youth with special psychological, social, emotional or behavioral needs who can respond in close relationships within a family setting, and whose special needs require more intense or therapeutic services than are found in traditional foster care. At present we serve children and families from six counties across the southern tier including: Allegany, Chemung, Livingston, Schuyler, Steuben and Yates. Services provided by our staff include case planning, permanency planning, and coordination of medical care and educational plans for each child in our program. In addition, we provide ongoing support and care for foster parents, including weekly contact with a Child and Family Support Worker and planned respite. Emergency assistance is available 24/7 by foster care staff who provide afterhours on call coverage. Children placed in the Therapeutic Foster Care program at
Kinship remain in the care and custody of their local Department of Social Services. The children we serve are between the ages of birth and twenty-one, who are at risk of physical abuse, neglect or sexual abuse, or whose behaviors make it difficult for them to remain in their home. Many of our youth have developmental or physical disabilities, and often they are “stepping-down” to a therapeutic foster home placement after having successfully completed programs at a higher level of care. Kinship staff work closely with the referring departments and the birth families to effectively and safely plan for the future of each child, which may include returning the child to his or her parents or another family member, or preparing the child to live independently. We work diligently to promote permanency for each child in our care. A necessary component of this program is our foster parents. These special people open their homes and their hearts to children and families, providing love, support, supervision, encouragement, discipline, structure, and stability, while promoting permanency for them as well. Foster parents receive a monthly room and board allowance for each child placed with them. Recruitment of prospective foster homes throughout our six-county region is ongoing to enhance the number and locations of our homes, which are crucial for our success. Anyone interested in becoming a foster parent is welcome to contact the Director of Foster Care or the Foster Home Finder for further information and an application packet.
There are certain necessary requirements to becoming a therapeutic foster parent. You must: Be resident of New York State Be a responsible, mature, healthy adult 21 years of age or older, capable of meeting the needs of children in therapeutic foster care Be willing to undergo a thorough background check, including fingerprinting. You must also have no previous history of child abuse or neglect Have adequate housing for children placed in your home. In addition, your home must meet and pass health and fire/ safety inspections conducted by Kinship Complete thirty hours of precertification preparation classes (MAPP/GPS II) and be willing to complete the required fifteen hours of ongoing training per parent, per year Have reliable transportation to meet the child’s needs as they relate to health, mental health, dental, and school appointments, family visitation, and meetings for court and service planning. Our GOALs are: To support the family unit, striving to recognize their unique strengths in our provision of services; To enhance each individual’s capability to contribute to the life of their family, To enrich the quality of family life: building individual selfconfidence, self-determination, and strengthening the life and personal coping skills needed to become participating, contributing members of the community. Our COMMITMENT is to provide people with the quality care and services they need, empowering them to meet their goals in as short a time as can be reasonably required to achieve a permanent, healthy change in their lives and in that of their families.
Addiction Prevention & Education Catholic Charities Steuben
Steuben Council on Addictions Welcomes New Employees
Steuben Council on Addictions welcomes new employees Pam Aini (left) and Michele Sexsmith (right).
The Steuben Council on Addictions would like to welcome two new employees, Pam Aini and Michele Sexsmith, to our team. Pam joined Steuben Council as the Drug Free Communities Program
Assistant. Pam was previously employed for 23 years as a Paralegal for the District Attorney. She also served as a court clerk in Canisteo Village Court, owned Finger Lakes Paralegal Services, and since 2010 has served as the Administrator for the NYS STOP-DWI Association. Upon learning about the Drug Free Communities grant in Steuben County, Pam was interested in exercising her background and experience to branch out into the world of prevention and become involved in working toward a drugfree community for our youth. "I am very excited to join the team and especially to be a part of the Coalition for Drug Free Communities. I look forward to working toward the goal of keeping our communities safe and our youth drug free."
Michele is joining us as a Prevention Educator with a focus in outreach to adult populations, but will also be doing some work within schools. She comes to us with great excitement to meet new people and to make new connections in the community. She is originally from Fairport, NY and currently resides in Hornell with her family. She has two sons ages 10 and 13. In her spare time she enjoys gardening and most of all being with her family. Prevention is a field that Michele enjoys working in because it is a chance to help people better themselves. With a degree in art therapy and many years in prevention, Michele is going to be a great asset to Steuben Council on Addictions. Welcome aboard Pam and Michele, we are excited to have you as members of our staff!
SCA Participates in Annual Easter Egg Hunt Puts Smiles on Prevention Training the Faces of Local Youth The John Southard Youth for Problem Recreation Commission (JSYRC), coordinated by Bath Hope for Gambling Recently, two Steuben Council on Addictions (SCA) educators, Stacey O’Dell and Michele Sexsmith, attended the NYS Prevention Provider Training on Problem Gambling. The two trained prevention educators will be sharing the Problem Gambling Prevention Integration Initiative presentations to stakeholders in the county. This training program is part of a growing mandate for prevention agencies throughout New York State.
Coming Soon: eNewsletter! Help us go green and save trees! CCSC would like to begin emailing our Newsletters in 2015 to as many of our friends as possible. Please send your email address along with your name and mailing address to dmarcoux@dor.org.
Matt Hauryski as the Easter Bunny poses with Michael Ordway, Grand Prize Winner in the Easter Egg Hunt.
Youth, hosted their annual Easter Egg Hunt Sunday, April 13th in the Village Square. This event draws great crowds to downtown Bath where children get to hunt for eggs and have their picture taken with the Easter Bunny. This year, Michael Ordway was the Grand Prize Winner of a desk donated by Home Necessities.
Pulled Pork Dinner Fundraiser a Success A Pulled Pork Dinner fundraiser was held on Wednesday, May 7th. The event sold 140 tickets and raised $600. Proceeds will benefit Bath Hope for Youth and Steuben Council on Addictions. The $10 meal from Milliner’s Southern Smoke included pulled pork, smoked beans, salt potatoes, soda, and a cookie.
Anti-Poverty Programs Catholic Charities Steuben
Bath Community Garden Receives a Blessing On April 22, Earth Day, Father Brad Benson of St. Thomas' Episcopal Church in Bath blessed the Community Garden at St. Thomas’ while some of the community gardeners looked on. The vegetables from this garden all go to the needy and are distributed through the food pantry at Catholic Charities of Steuben County in Bath. The groups tending the garden include: ARC of Steuben, Centenary United Methodist Church, Hammondsport Rotary Club, St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, CIVIC, The Gray Gardeners, Steuben Masonic Lodge, Bath Presbyterian Church, St. Mary's Catholic Church, and Bath Rotary Club. The garden is beginning its fifth year.
Getting Ahead Kristen Stewart is a confident, intelligent, wellspoken young lady with a bachelor’s degree and ten Kristen Stewart year’s experience working volunteers as a facilitator in the as a trainer at non-profits. But for two difficult Getting Ahead program. years her promising career —and life — were placed in jeopardy by medical issues that threatened to take away all she had worked for and accomplished. Kristen eventually returned to physical health, but during her two year struggle, her financial health took a serious hit. Then she found Turning Point’s Getting Ahead program. Since graduating from the program, Kristen is recovering financially. She now works part-time for Americorps at Catholic Charities and volunteers as a Getting Ahead facilitator. “Getting Ahead made me look at personal areas I could improve that would improve my situation. You need to have a goal and you have to be at a point in life where you want to change,” said Kristen. For more on Kristen’s story, visit catholiccharitiessteuben.org. For more on the Getting Ahead program, contact Steuben County Bridges Out of Poverty Coalition member, Paula Stark at pstark@ pathwaysforyou.org or 607-937-3255.
Representatives from community groups attended the Community Garden blessing given by Fr. Brad Benson April 22. From the left: Joyce VanSkiver, Lynda Lowin, Bob Manchester, Dorothy Manchester, Paul Albee, Fr. Brad Benson, John Jones, Willie Bilancio, Bonnie Albee, Donna Keen, Severina Weeks, and Terry Bilancio.
April Sees Generous Donations to Turning Point Programs
Lynda Lowin (left) accepts a generous donation presented by Verizon Wireless at The Cellular Connection Store Manager Nelric Ng.
On Friday, April 11, Verizon Wireless at The Cellular Connection made a $500 donation to Corning Turning Point, a program of Catholic Charities of Steuben County (CCSC). An oversized check was presented by Store Manager Nelric Ng at the store's Grand Opening in Painted Post. Accepting the donation was Lynda Lowin, Director of AntiPoverty Services at CCSC. On Earth Day, Tuesday, April 22, the Rev. J. Brad Benson, rector of St. Thomas' Episcopal Church in Bath, presented Lynda Lowin, Director of
Anti-Poverty Services with Catholic Charities of Steuben County with a generous donation in the amount of $2,750. The monies will be distributed through Turning Point in Bath for emergency assistance with utilities and transportation through the Bath Pastors' Fund. Also in April, 15 Easter baskets were donated by Lisa Marino, owner of Club 57 in Hornell, for Hornell area Turning Point clients. Steuben County Rural Ministry and Hornell Turning Point are frequent recipients of community donations.
Lynda Lowin (right) accepts a generous donation presented by the Rev. J. Brad Benson.
Anti Poverty Programs Catholic Charities Steuben
Turning Point: Our Neighbors in Need Have you ever imagined what it would be like not to have the items to provide a meal for your family? There are many families that fit that criteria and we at Catholic Charities are striving to eliminate the odds. In 2013 Turning Point Food Pantry experienced an influx of families coming in for pantry assistance for their daily needs. Since then, this number has only escalated due to the latest Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) cuts. In 2009 the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) was passed to allow for a temporary boost in SNAP benefits to offset the economic downturn. This Act al-
lowed for SNAP recipients to receive a 13.6% increase in their maximum monthly SNAP allotment. The ARRA was not renewed and ended on October 31st, 2013. This means that since November 1st, 2013 all SNAP recipients will receive a decrease in their benefits. This change is happening in every state across the country. Most SNAP recipients will see a decrease of about $11 dollars per person. We have never had such an influx of applicants for the Thanksgiving Basket as we had this year. We have surpassed our 400 mark from last year and we reached 620 households served. SCRM and Hornell
served an additional 365 to our 620 for a total of 985 households for Thanksgiving county-wide. All sites combined served a total of 330 households at Christmas, though not all though formal adopt a family (SCRM does different program) Our community has met this need with a generous response thanks to the Greater Bath Area Thanksgiving Project. But this increase is an indication that this winter will be a difficult one for many families in our area. These times call for us all to partner together.
and from 5 to 7 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of every month In order to qualify for this program, clients must be 200% federal poverty eligibility eligible and have applied for Medicaid and/ or Family Health Plus.
Clients should bring the prescription with them as well as contact information for the desired Pharmacy. For more information, please contact Turning Point Bath at 607776-8085.
Did You Know? Turning Point can provide assistance with medical prescriptions. We can help fill certain prescriptions and help with prescription co-pays. We can also help clients seek health insurance through Fidelis from 9 a.m. to Noon
Annual Appeal $2500 will stabilize two families in crisis (rent, heat, electricity, food, medications, and personal supplies) for one month. $1000 will feed five families of five for one month. $500 will purchase fuel oil for one family for one month. $250 will pay utility bills for a family for one month. $100 will pay for 30 days of medication. $25 will provide personal supplies (shampoo, toilet paper, deodorant, laundry soap, etc.) for one month. $10 will buy school supplies for one child.
HELP THAT WORKS…HOPE THAT LASTS Hope Society: $500 or more
Benefactor: $250-$499
Patron: $100-$249
Steward: $1-$99
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2013 Donor List
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wall Mr. Wendell Weeks & Mrs. Kim Frock
Mr. & Mrs. William Ormsby Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Panzarino Church / Bath Mr. & Mrs. Alan Quinn Mother Teresa Society Hornell Industrial Dev. Corp Mr. & Mrs. David Rauscher $10,000 and over Our Lady of the Valley / Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rossettie Rescue Society Organizations Hornell, NY Dr. & Mrs. James Schuppert $500 - $999 Corning Foundation, Multi Media Services, Ms. Holly Segur Corning Organizations Corning Ms. Linda Stundtner Community Foundation of Ahearn Consulting, Canisteo Pleasant Valley Mennonite Mr. & Mrs. Charles Swain the Elmira-Corning-Finger Canisteo Wesleyan Church, Church, Hammondsport Mr. & Mrs. Leo Thomas Lakes Area Canisteo Presbyterian Church Mr. & Mrs. Charles Vail, Jr Chat-A-Whyle Restaurant, Deacons Fund, Bath Ms. Jill VanDewoestine Individuals Bath Presbytery of Geneva, Penn Mr. & Mrs. Philip Weaver Mr. & Mrs. John Lawrence Dolomite Products Yan Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Welch Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Michaelsen Company, Inc., Hornell Sisters of Mercy of the Mr. & Mrs. Tony Tripeny First Presbyterian Church, Americas GENERAL DONORS Canisteo St. Catherine's Church, Healing Society Holy Family Catholic Addison Benefactor $7,500 - $9,999 Community, Wayland St. Pauly Textile Inc., $250 - $499 Hornell Association Special Individuals Farmington Games of Chance Organizations Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gilchrist United Presbyterian Church, Hornell Rebekah Lodge AAUW-NYS Bath Branch, Mr. Wallace Krapf Hornell #105, Hornell Branchport United Presbyterian Women, Self-Sufficiency Moorehead Agape Circle, Arkport Hornell $5,000 - $7,499 Communications, Marion, Arkport United Methodist Walmart - Corporate Offices, IN Church Organizations Bentonville, AR Presbyterian Church of B & B Management Episcopal Diocese of Individuals Hornell Consultants Inc., Rochester Mr. & Mrs. William Bishop United Methodist Church of Greenwood St. Thomas' Episcopal Mr. Thomas Blumer Hornell Bath Baptist Church, Bath Church, Bath Fr. Lewis Brown Canisteo American Legion Individuals Individuals Mr. & Mrs. David Carpenter Canisteo American Legion Dr. & Mrs. Mario Argentieri Mr. & Mrs. Charles Deneka Mr. Jon Chester Post 846, Inc. Ms. Gail Baity Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Sphon Mr. & Mrs. George Connors Fagan's Funeral Home, Bath Mr. Jack Balinsky Mr. & Mrs. Robert Turissini Ms. Susan Ford Fidelis Care New York, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Banach Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Gregg Getzville Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bates Development Society Ms. Denise Hauselt First Baptist Church, Hornell Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Baxter $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. James Houghton First Baptist Church Mr. & Mrs. John Broderick Mr. & Mrs. David Hunter Benevolence Fund, Hornell Organizations Mr. & Mrs. Rollin Callahan Ms. Carol Jenkins Ladies Missionary Circle, All Saints Parish, Corning Mr. Robert Callahan Mr. & Mrs. John Jones Arkport First Presbyterian Church, Mr. & Mrs. Marty Castellana Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Lanahan Maple City Barbershop Bath Mr. & Mrs. Mark Cates Mr. & Mrs. Doug Little Chorus, Hornell Phillips, Bath Mr. & Mrs. James Clappin Maple City Dodge, Hornell St. John Vianney Parish, Bath Mr. Richard Marflak Mr. & Mrs. Martin Curran Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Maslyn Piper Insurance Company, Taylor Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Devantier Fr. Peter Morello Painted Post, Local Union 1752 UAW, Mr. Lawrence Fischer Dr. David Morse Rehoboth Deliverance Elmira Ms. Anne Green Mr. & Mrs. Todd O'Connell Ministry, Inc., Hornell Ms. Rita Griffin-Shroyer Individuals Dr. & Mrs. Dennis O'Connor St. James Episcopal Church, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hinman Mr. Charles Craig Mrs. Laura Opelt & Mr. Steve Hammondsport Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Holland James Flaws & Marcia Weber Dreiling St. Mary's Catholic Church Honorable Marianne Furfure Mr. Michael & Mrs. Christine Mr. James Hommel Youth Group, Bath Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gabrielli Pambianchi Ms. Lydia Kenton Walsh Individuals Mr. Phillip Gorham Mr. David Peters Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lounsberry Mr. Paul Albee Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Hatton Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mr. Lynne Lyndes Mr. & Mrs. John Bartell Mr. Bud Meade Quackenbush Mr. & Mrs. Thomas MacAvoy Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Benedict Mr. Francis Padden Mr. John Raho Mr. & Mrs. Mike Martin Mr & Mrs. George Brayer Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mazzella Ms. Martha Cardman Support Society Mr. & Mrs. John Sharkey Mr. Donald McCabe Ms. Amy Christensen & Mr. $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. & Mrs. John Sirianni Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCaig William Meehan Mr. John Sirianni Organizations Mrs. Isabella Nobilski Mr. & Mrs. William Cleary Mr. & Mrs. Louis Socha Catholic Charities of the Mr. & Mrs. W. Patrick Norton Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Collins Ms. Linda Tarabrella Diocese of Rochester Mr. & Mrs. John O'Hare Reverend Patrick Connor Centenary United Methodist Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Tranter
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Conser Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Cortright Ms. Catherine Crandall Mr. & Mrs. Francis Crowe Ms. Mary Eaton Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eckel Ms. Millie Edmond Mr. & Mrs. James Egan Dr. Eric Elder Mr. & Mrs. Alan Eusden Mr. Zane & Mrs. Laura Fiegl Ms. Barbara Fowler Mr. & Mrs. Dale George Mr. John M. Gillen Mr. Robert & Mrs. Mary Graham Mr. Gregory Hintz Ms. Kay Ives Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kilbourne Mr. & Mrs. Ronald King Ms. Elizabeth Kratts Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lauper Mr. & Mrs. Charles Libordi Mrs. Lynda Lowin Ms. Wilma Martell Mr. & Mrs. George Martinec Mr. & Mrs. John Mattei Mr. Richard Maxa Mr. & Mrs. John McAnany Mr. & Mrs. Michael McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Donald McIntire Mr. Stephen McManus Mr. & Mrs. Orva Miller Mr. Joseph Modafferi Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Monahan Mr. & Mrs. William Moran Ms. Cora Morehouse Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Nares Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nevins Mr. Howard Nisbet Mr. Gary Ostrander Dr. Samuel Pennise Dr. & Mrs. William Peterson Ms. Mary Rathbun Mr. John J. Rees Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rhoades Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rohrbach Deborah Schaffer, DDS Mr. & Mrs. Michael Searson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tetor Ms. Faye Tong Mr. John Welc Ms. Natalie Ann Weyand Mr. Charles & Mrs. Cinda Wheat Mr. & Mrs. Herb Zuschin Patron $100 - $249 Organizations Affordable Veterinary Service, Hornell
American Legion Auxiliary, Post 440, Hornell American War Dads Chapter #54, Campbell AMLECOR Post 402 Inc., Wayland Bath Area Ministers Association Bath Electric, Gas, & Water Bath Rotary Club Beaver Pharmacy, Canisteo, NY Buena Vista Wesleyan Church, Canisteo Chemung Valley Region of AACA, Hornell Corning Credit Union, Corning Dandy Mini Marts, Inc., Sayre, PA First Baptist Church, Corning First Heritage Federal Credit Union, Painted Post Friendship Baptist Church, Corning Hornell Games of Chance, Hornell Hotel McDonnell Social Club, Bath Italian American Women's Club, Hornell Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation, Inc., Baltimore, MD Knights of Columbus #243, Hornell Knights of Columbus Bell Jar Account, Hornell Maple City Savings & Loan, Hornell Mitchellsville United Methodist Church, Bath Morning Star Lodge #65 F & AM, Canisteo Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts, Princeton, NJ Ryan Agency, Hornell Sally Marquis Fellowship, Hornell Stephens-Gray Bible Class, Canisteo Steuben Consultant, Inc., Hornell Steuben County Youth Bureau - Youth in Government, Bath TOPS - Canisteo United Way of the Southern Tier, Corning Uppercase Living, Victor Wayland Branch of Five Star Bank
Wilkins Recreational Vehicles, Inc., Bath Women of the Moose, Corning Individuals Mr. & Mrs. James Ahearn Mrs. Pauline Ambrosone Mr. Angus & Mrs. Donna Andrews Mr. & Mrs. George Appleton Mr. & Mrs. Walter Argentieri Mr. & Mrs. James Ariglio Mr. & Mrs. John Arnault Pearson & Penny Arrison Dr. & Mrs. David Austin Ms. Patricia Avery L Bailey Ms. Bernadette Baldini Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Barbaro Mr. Joseph Bassage Mrs. Phyllis Bauer Ms. Sandra Beam Ms. Barbara Becker Mrs. Martha Benjamin Mr. John & Mrs. Susanne Benjamin Mr. Kevin Bennett Beth Bentley and Edward Dougherty Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bidwell Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blake Mr. Matthew Bonyak Ms. Susan Bozman Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Britton Ms. Marilou Brown Ms. Helen Burke Mr. & Mrs. John Cain Mr. John Cartella Paul & Wendy Chalk Mr. David Chapin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Clancy Mr. & Mrs. Jon Cleveland Mr. Ronald Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Colomaio Mr. Michael Colomaio Mr. Lee Cornaire Mr. Bruce Cornell Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cunningham Mr. Daniel Darcangelo Ms. Vera Dauman Mr. & Mrs. James Davis Mr. & Mrs. James Davis Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Diette Mr. & Mrs. Alan Donnelly Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Doran Mr. David Duengfelder Mr. & Mrs. James Duggan Mr. & Mrs. Frank Dwyer Ms. Marilynne Eckel Mr. & Mrs. David Ellison Dr. & Mrs. Gary Enders Mr. & Mrs. John Ervin Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James Farrell Ms. Nancy Faucett Mr. Frank Fehlner Mr. Patrick Ferriter Ms. Pat Finnerty Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Flynn Peter Galbo Ms. Anne Gemmell Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Ginnane Ms. Kathleen Good Ms. Wendy Lee Gould Mr. James Griffin Ms. Karen Hacker Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Haley Mr. & Mrs. William Hallinan Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hamilton Ms. Patricia Hanchett Mr. Thomas Harnas Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Harrian Mr. George Harris Mr. Thomas Haynes Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hazlett Ms. Sharon Hellem David & Tanya Herbick Mr.& Mrs. Albert Herington Mr. Stanley Hill Ms. Barbara House Ms. Diana Hovorka Mr. Stephen Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Inglis Mr. Curtis Janowski Mr. William Joint Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kinsman Mr. & Mrs. Donald Koehler Mr. Russell & Mrs. Vicki Kopylczak Mrs. Jean Krebs Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Landry Mr. & Mrs. David Latour Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Lewis Mrs. Carol Lind Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lopata Mr. & Mrs. William Loree Dr. Donald Lovejoy Mr. & Mrs. John Madison Mrs. Aileen Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Robert Manchester Mr. Douglas Mann Mrs. Lila Marano Mrs. Angela Markel Ms. Loretta Markham Michael & Emily Mazzella Ms. E. Marie McKee Mr. James McKeown Mrs. Barbara Miller Joseph & Karen Monastra Mr. & Mrs. Steven Morehouse Mark Morrissey Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Muccigrosso
Ms. Virginia Murray Mrs. Eleanor Nasser Mr. & Mrs. Richard Negri Ms. Rachel Nicklaus Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O'Brien Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O'Brien Mrs. RoseAnn O'Connor Mr. John O'Driscoll Mr. Edward O'Heron Mr. James Opelt Ms. Diane Opelt Ms. Martha Opelt Ms. Ann Oravec Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Park Mr. John & Mrs. Linda Passmore Mr. David Pels Mr. Joseph G. Pelych Mr. & Mrs. Luther Perkins Mr. Harold Perry Mrs. Margaret Petro Mr. & Mrs. Tom Pierri Mr. James & Mrs. Bette Pizura Mr. & Mrs. John Pizura Mr. John Potter Mr. & Mrs. Donald Price Ms. Mary Jane Price Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pryslopski Ms. Lee Randall Ms. Linda Rascovar Ms. Marcia Ravnikar Mrs. Dianne Recotta Ms. Adele Rieppel-Kies Mr. Thomas Roselli Mrs. Grace Rosettie Ms. Jennifer Rouin Ms. Theresa Rucker Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Rutan Ms. Marcia Santelli Mr. Mark Schlechter & Ms. Chris Valkenburgh Mr. & Mrs. Francis Schoeffler Dr. & Mrs. Vincent Sementilli Mrs. Grant Sharman Mr. & Mrs. David Shirley Ms. Dorothy Sincerbox Mr. John Sincerbox Mr. William Sirianni Mr. & Mrs. John Sleggs Ms. Doris E. Snowden Mr. & Mrs. James Steiner Robert & Lois Stephens Mr. & Mrs. John Stranges Ms. Sally Stuckey Ms. Bonnie Taggart Ms. Elizabeth Tanne Mr & Mrs. Rodney Teribury Ms. Reagan Terry Mrs. Carol Tingley Mr. Roger & Mrs. Elfriede Tompkins Ms. Martha Tymeson
Mr. & Mrs. Correy Ustanik Dr. & Mrs. Alexander Wahlig Mr. James Ward Mr. & Mrs. Chauncey Watches Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wensel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wich Mr. & Mrs. Ron Wilkins Mr. Lee & Mrs. Julie Wortham Mr. Ronald Yorio Capt. W. K. Young Steward $1 - $99 Organizations 94 West Antiques, Corning A Cut Above Pet Grooming, Bath Bath Lions Club, Bath Bath Peace & Justice Group, Hammondsport Bishop & Johnson Funeral Home, Inc., Hornell Brown & Powers Funeral Home, Hornell Canisteo Civic Club Cohocton Assembly of God Corning-Painted Post School District, Painted Post Dagon Funeral Home, Hornell District No. 6 Federal Credit Union, Hornell First United Methodist Church, Hammondsport Five Star Bank - West End Office, Bath Five Star Bank, Bath Gateway Community Church, Bath Guthrie Healthcare System, Sayre, PA Hammondsport Barber Shop Hornell City School District Jack Armstrong Transportation LLC, Avoca Ladies of Charity, Elmira Meese Financial Service, Avoca Mt. Washington Church, Hammondsport National Fuel Gas Company Foundation, Buffalo Pacific Mountain Farm LTD, Canisteo Ross Design & Graphics, Elmira Simmons Rochwell Ford, Inc., Hornell Southern Tier Pediatrics, P.C., Elmira St. James Mercy Health,
Hornell St. Stanislaus Church, Addison Staffing & Payroll Solutions, Inc., Canisteo State Farm Insurance Companies, Hornell Student Senate, Alfred State College United Way of Broome County, Inc., Binghamton Victory Highway Wesleyan Church, Painted Post Young-at-Hearts Club, Bath Individuals Ms. Gail Ackroyd Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Agosta Ms. Florence Agosta Ms. Melody Aikins Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Aini Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Aini Mr. Paul Alderman Ms. Ellen Alfar Mr. Richard Alger Ms. Kristine Allen Hayden & Janina Allington Ms. Frances Allis Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ambrosone Mrs. Karen Ames Mr. Frank Anastasio Ms. Katherine Anderson Ms. Susan Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Andrews Ms. Nancy Andrews Ms. Sara Arcangeli Mr. & Mrs. Richard Argentieri Ms. Janet Atkins Mr. & Mrs. David Austin Mr. & Mrs. Greg Azzi Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Bailey Mr. Curtis Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Keith Baker Ms. Dianne Barker Douglas & Josephine Barnard Eric & Elaine Barnes Mrs. Phyllis Barnum Ms. Deborah Bartlett Ms. Louene Baughman Mr. Jason Bauman Ms. Sophia Baxter Ms. Cecilia Beach Mr. James Bebout Ms. Judith Beckerink Donald & Mary Beiswenger Mr. & Mrs. Robert Belscher Mr. Joseph Berto Ms. Jolynne Betty Attorney Susan Betzjitomir Mr. & Mrs. William Biggee Mr. Marlin Blanchard
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blauers Mrs. Paula Borden Mrs. Mary Bossard Mr. Thomas F. Boyle Mrs. Stephen Bracken Mr. & Mrs. D. Bryan Braman Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brewer Mr. & Mrs. William Briggs Mr. David Brooks Mr. Patrick Brown Mrs. Clara Brown Mr. & Mrs. Gary Brown Ms. Dawn Brucie Ms. Sylvia Bryant David & Linette Bulkley Mr. William Burns, Jr. Jerry Bush Ms. Peggy Butler B.J. Butler Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Button Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Butts Sister Susan Cain Mr. & Mrs. Fred Campbell Mr. & Mrs. John Caputo Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Carlson Ms. Jennifer Carlson Ms. Nancy Caron Douglas & Melody Carrier Mr. & Mrs. Bill Case Mr. & Mrs. Tom Cassidy James & Linda Cassidy Mrs. Dawn Marie and Mr. Steven Castellana Michael & Juanita Casullo Mr. Mark Chaborek Ms. Julie Charlanow Ms. Josephine Ciancaglini Ms. Mary Kay Cipolla Mr. & Mrs. Edward Clancy Dale & Melanie Clark Mr. & Mrs. James Colacecchi Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Colomaio Mr. & Mrs. John Congdon Dr. Janis Conklin Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Conrad Ms. Sandra Conway Mr. & Mrs. Dick Cooney Mr. & Mrs. Terry Cordes Mr. & Mrs. James Cox Mr. & Mrs. James Crain Mr. Stephen & Mrs. Patricia Crane Ms. Jean Crook Mr. & Mrs. David Crosby Ms. Mary Lee Crosby Mr. & Mrs. James Crotty Ms. Cheryl Crozier Mrs. Angelina Cuda Ms. Sylvia Cummings Ms. Anne Cunningham Shaun & Donna Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Richard Curran
Ms. Mary Ellen Curry Patricia & Carol Freeland Dailey Mrs. Joan Daniels Mrs. Doloras D'Apice Ms. Beverly Dates Mr. Scott Davidson Mr. Mark Davidson Mr. & Mrs. Michael Davidson Ms. Deborah Deats Ms. Patricia Decker Deacon & Mrs. Ray Defendorf Ms. Michelle DeGraff Ms. Simone Delfyatte Ms. Janet Demos Ms. Cassie Dennison Ms. Kathleen DeRico Mr. & Mrs. James DeSorbo Mr. James Dexter Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Dibble Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Diehl Mr. & Mrs. Dan Divens Trafford & Jean Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Dombrowski Mr. and Mrs. M. Robert Domras Ms. Margaret Donegan Mr. Michael & Mrs. Linda Donovan Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Doran Mr. & Mrs. Richard Drumm Ms. Margaret Duff Ms. Alma Dunham Mr. Joseph Durkin Ms. Rita Dwyer Ms. Liz Dyckman Ms. Karen Dyring Mr. & Mrs. William Eckhoff Ms. Shirley Edsall Mr. & Mrs. Donald Egle Ms. Elaine Egmond Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Eichensehr Ms. Betty Emo Mr. Vaughn Emo Mr. & Mrs. Adam Engel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fagnan Mrs. Jane Fahl Ms. Mary Lou Fawcett Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fay Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fero Ms. Elizabeth Ferratella Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Ferratella Jeremy & Shirley Ferris Ms. Susanna Ferris Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Ferris Mr. Jacob Finney Ms. Freida Fiordo Terry A. Fisher Harry & Barbara
Fitzsimmons Mrs. Shirley Flint Rene Force Mr. Tim Frawley Mrs. John French Ms. Lisa Galatio Mrs. Maureen Galatio Mrs. Louise Gallaway Louis & Jean Galofaro Mr. & Mrs. Robert Galvin Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Gardner Mrs. Anna Gargano Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Gaudino Mr. & Mrs. Francis Gehl Ms. Lois Geyer Mrs. Eleanor Giambrone Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gigliotti Ms. Mary Gill-Scott Mr. & Mrs. Albert M. Gossie Mr. & Mrs. James Gotshall Ms. Pauline Gottschalk Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gouveia Mr. & Mrs. James Grace Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Graham Ms. Jeanne E. Grant Ms. Cheryl Green Ms. Susan Greenthal Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Greven Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Griffin Mark & Karen Griffin Mrs. Angelina Grinnell Ms. Susan Gruber Mrs. Lois Gyr Ms. Kathleen Hagenbuch Ms. Margaret Hallifax Mr. & Mrs. Craig Hammond Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hanna Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hanson Ms.Nancy Harding Ms. Regina Harzinski Ms. Mary Hawes Mr. & Mrs. Richard Head James E. & Cynthia A. Booth Hearthside Mr. & Mrs. Duane Heineman Mr. Charles Hero Ms. Betty Hess Mr. David Hill Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hillman Logan Hobbs Kim Hobbs Ms. Terry Hochreiter Ms. Kathleen Hoeffner Mr. & Mrs. Luther Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Hogan Ms. Marilyn Holmes Joseph & Jennifer Homa Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Hooey Mr. Richard & Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Mr. Kevin House
Ms. Margaret Huerter George & Ms. Awanda Hunt Ms. Mary Jane Hunt Mr. Bryan Hunter Ronald & Tammy Hurd Mr. Michael Hursh Mr. & Mrs. David Iocco Ms. Alise Irwin Thomas & Philamena Jack Mrs. Shirley Jackett Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Jackson Father James Jaeger Mr. Christopher Jeffray Melody & Howard Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Allan Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Johnson Ms. Susan Joy Johnson Mr. Christopher Jones Ms. Bonnie Kastner Ms. June Kaszewski Ms. Donna Keegan Ms. Susan Kelley Mrs. Carol Kemp Ms. Patricia Kent Lyle & Marietta Kimball Ms. Theresa Kimmel Ms. Rebecca Kirch Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kittell Mr. & Mrs. Steve Knapp Ms. Susan Knight Ms. Joanne Koch Robert L. & Mary K. Kreger. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Krevey Mrs. Donna Kull Ms. Carol Kull J. E. & Patricia Lachnicht Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Lando Mrs. Mary E. Langendorfer Ms. Connie Lapp Mr. & Mrs. Raymond LaShure Ms. Anita Laslow Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Latham Ms. June Laughlin Ms. Gertrude Laux Ms. Joann Laverde Ms. Lois Leonard Ms. lara Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Libordi Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Liebner Ms. Helen Linsler Mr. & Mrs. Edward Linsler Jr Mr. Joseph Liptak William & Alison Lisefski John & Kellie Lockwood, Sr Ronald & Marian Luce Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Ludden Mr. Andrew & Mrs. Herta Lukacko Ms. Kathleen Lyke Mr. & Mrs. Jack Lyle Mr. & Mrs. William MacNamara Mrs. Bea Magsamen
Ms. Dee Magsamen Ms. Eva Malkki Ms. Barbara Manhart Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Marcoux Ms. Mary Lou Markham Mr. Joseph Marrone Mr. Elwin Marshall Ms. Joyce Marshall Ms. Louise Martin Mr. & Mrs. Paul Marx Ms. Bonnie Matacale Ms. Kathleen Mattison Mr. Rocco Mazzella Mr. Chris Mazzella Mr. Raymond Mazzella Mr. & Mrs. Richard McCandless Ms. Rosemarie McCollumn Ms. Barbara McCollumn Mr. & Mrs. Charles McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Laurence McCormick Ms. Doris McDowell Mr. & Mrs. James McGee Donald & Joyce McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McInerney Ms. Cynthia McKibben Mr. & Mrs. John McKinley Mr. & Mrs. Sean McKinley Mr. & Mrs. Michael McLaughlin Mr. James & Mrs. Gretchen McManus Mr. John Megles Mr. Brian Mehlenbacher Ms. Donna Mehlenbacher Mrs. Barbara Merridew Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Midey Mrs. Esther Miller Mr. & Mrs. David Miller Ms. Diane Miller Duane & Julie Miller Ms. Christine Minichello Ms. Jacqueline Mohrman Ms. Monica Monin Ms. Helen Monroy Ms. Jean Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Donald Moore Ms. Dorothy Moore Mr. John Moore Mr. & Mrs. Michael Moretti Mr. And Mrs. Jackson Morris Jackson & Constance Morris Larry & Sherry Mulhollen Ms. Terese Mullen Mr. & Mrs. George Muller Mr. & Mrs. James Murphy Regina & David Murray Mr. & Mrs. L. Ronald Nielsen Howard & Dorothy Nisbet
Mr. Bruce Nuetzel Ms. Patricia Oakes Ms. Joi Oberman Mr. & Mrs. Edwin O'Brien Ms. Andrea O'Dell Ms. Beth O'Dell Mr. Keith Opelt Ms. Betty Orcutt Mrs. Judith Ordway Ms. Liza Otto Ms. Sandra Palmer Mrs. Joanne Palmesano Mr. & Mrs. Michael Palmesano Ms. Bonnie Palmiter Mr. & Mrs. Michael Parks Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Peer Ms. Elena Pellegrino Ms. Amalia Pellon Kelly Perine Mr. James M. Perry Mr. & Mrs. James Peters Mr. & Mrs. Peter Peters Ms. Samantha Peters Ms. Mary Petrelli Mrs. Keith Pfaff Mr. & Mrs. Norman Pfeiffer Matthew & Gina Pfleegor John & Susan Pietrzak Ms. Teresa Pijanowski Mrs. Jane Plummer Mr. & Mrs. Paul Polasik Mr. Paul Polce Ms. Margi Pomeroy Mrs. Dolores Porter Michael & Nancy Postilli Mrs. Valerie Potter Richard & Carolyn Powell Ms. Sandra Powers Barry & Pat Preston Mike & Deb Preston Mr. & Mrs. George Prete Mrs. Michelle Proctor Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pruner Ms. Darlene Prutsman Bradley & Robie Punchard Mr. & Mrs. Richard Quigley Mr. John Raczek
Ms. Karen Rebis Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Recktenwald Mr. & Mrs. William Recktenwald Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reigelsperger Ms. Elizabeth Reilly Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Reilly Mr. & Mrs. Paul Reiter Mr. & Mrs. John Ricci Ms. Donna Rieker Mr. Thomas Rink Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rizzuto Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Roberts Ms. Wendy Robords Ms. Danielle Roeber Mr. Robert Roote Ms. Margaret Rose Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Roselli Mr. & Mrs. Dean Rossman, II Mr. Gerald Rumiano Ms. Thelma Rusak Ms. Amy Rusak Ms. Sharon Salmon Robert & Betty Santandrea Ms. Michelle Schaffer Mr. & Mrs. Verne Schattner Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Schiller Ms. Eileen Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Schnurle Ms. Penelope Schoonmaker Mr. Brian Schu Mr. James Schubmehl Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John Schwartz Jeffrey & Cari Scott Mr. & Mrs. George Sexsmith Mr. & Mrs. Lyman Sheils Ms. Judith Sheppard Ms. Elizabeth Shults Mr. Eric Shults Ms. Carol Simmonds Mr. Larry & Mrs. Marsha Slater Ms. Cheryl Slatt Ms. Suzanne Slocum Ms.Patricia Slye Ms. Kathryn Smeenk Michael & Kristen Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Smith Ms. Lorraine Smith Ms. Pamela Southard Paul & Carey Spara Mrs. Rosalie Spellecy Donald & Lucy Stauring Ms. Freida Steffey Ms. Ashley Stephens Mr. Eugene Stolfi Mr. & Mrs. Russell Stratford Mrs. Mary A. Strong Mr. And Mrs. David Stull Ms. Rita Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Dan Supulski Ms. Judith Swarthout Ms. Rose Sweeney Mr. & Mrs. Denis Sweeney Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Tammaro Ms. Elaine Tears Davida Telehany Mr. & Mrs. Dale Thompson Mrs. Rosalie Tobin Mr. Jeff Tomb Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tomes Ms. Carol Topping Mr. & Mrs. Bill Tucker Charles & Pamela Tuller Mr. & Mrs. Gene Tunney Mr. Laurence Usignol Ms. Julia Utter Roger & Dorothy Utz Mr. & Mrs. ThomasValentine Mr. Eugene Vance Jeffrey & Kimberly VanGelder Mrs. Joyce Vanskiver Mrs. Tamara VanVleck Mr. & Mrs. Larry Vetter Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vincent Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey von Hagn Ms. Bettie von Hagn Mr. Ted Walker Mrs. Evelyn Walsh Mr.& Mrs. Howard Warner Edmond & Lois Warriner Ms. Barbara Warunek Mr & Mrs Peter Wasson Mrs. Mary Ann Watlock Ms. Cynthia Watson Mr. & Mrs. John Watt
Mr. Adam Weaver John & Nancy Weaver Ms. Bonnie Weber Ms. Beverly Welch Ms. Lori Wellman Ms. Nicole Weltzer Ms. Victoria Westacott Mr. & Mrs. Dale Wexell Ms. Jeannie Wheeler Arthur & Kay Wilder William & Diane Willey Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wilson Marcus and Shunda Wilson Ms. Mary Angela Winter Ms. Jean Wise Vernon & Debra Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wolfe Brent & Mary Jo Woronoff Ms. Kathy Woughter Graham & Dolores Wrightman Mr. & Mrs. Doug Wyant Christopher & Carla Yarnal Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Yorio Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Young Mr. & Mrs. James Zdanowski Mr. William Black Ms. Dianne Canner Eugene & Agatha Hoffmann Ms. Karen McAneney Evan McDowell Mrs. Kathleen McManus Sheila Miller Kevin Preston Frank Sahinger Robert & Rita Schreiber JL Stonier Jesse Thompson Samantha Vang
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