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Business Spotlight: LearningRx: Scott’s Story | Neal Moore

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Fishers Mom of the Year: Claudia Davis| Beth Taylor

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Love, Art & Family| Laurie Quinn

Ken Johnson: Here to Help | Mark Morrow

Local Resident Honors Families of Fallen Soldiers | Pat Carlini

Event Calendar 50 Years of Tartan: The Gordon Pipers Story | Neal Moore Business Spotlight: Great Day Improvements: Stanek Windows & Patio Enclosures | J. Andy Murphy

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TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS Hosting the 5th Running of the St.Vincent Geist Half Marathon & 5K will be a great opportunity to showcase the beautiful Geist community to thousands of runners and volunteers. Hosting this 13.1 mile event on the morning of Saturday, May 18th comes with some road closures that need to be shared to limit any frustration when conducting your normal business on this Saturday. Olio

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS Over 6,500 participants, 1,000 volunteers (over 10,000 spectators) RACE TIME Road restrictions will begin as early as 5 am on race day morning. The Half Marathon will begin at 7 am and the 5K will begin at approximately 7:40 am. Both races will be completed by 11 am. See information below or accompanying map for specific information regarding your area of the course. PARTIAL ROAD CLOSURES Participants will be running on one half of the road around most of the course. Some areas will be temporarily closed. If you have plans for race day, please be aware that alternate routes may need to be taken that day. SUMMARY OF CLOSURES - Numbers correspond with Traffic Map on next page  Southbound Olio Road from 116th to Springstone Road | 5 am – 9 am  Northbound Olio Road from 96th to 116th | 6:45 am – 8:30 am  Springstone Road from Olio to 96th Street (Both Directions) | 7 am – 9 am  Westbound 96th from Olio to Fall Creek | 7 am – 9 am  96th Street from Fall Creek to Springstone (Both Directions) | 7 am – 9 am  Northbound Carroll Road from Promontory to 96th Street | 7 am – 9 am  Westbound Fall Creek from 96th to Brooks School | 7 am – 9 am  Eastbound Fall Creek from Brooks School to Carroll Rd/96th St. | 7 am – 11 am  Eastbound/Northbound Fall Creek from 79th/82nd to Brooks School | 7 am – 10 am  Eastbound/Northbound on Courageous Dr. from 79th to Halyard | 7:15 am –10 am Southbound on Halyard from Courageous to Fox Road | 7:15 am – 10 am  Westbound on Fox Road from Oaklandon to Sunnyside | 7:30 am – 10 am  Southbound on Oaklandon from 86th St. to Fox Rd. | 7:30 am – 10:30 am  Westbound on 86th from Carroll to Oaklandon | 7:30 am – 10:30 am  Southbound on Admirals Pointe from Promontory to 86th St. | 7:30 am – 10:30 am  Northbound on Promontory Rd. from Old Stone to Admirals Pointe | 7:30 am – 10:30 am  Westbound on Old Stone from Carroll Road to Promontory | 7:30 am – 11 am  Southbound on Carroll Road from 96th to Old Stone | 7:30 am – 11 am Download detailed neighborhood maps of Admirals Sound, Bridgewater, Cambridge, Feather Cove and a general course map for street closures and traffic restrictions at geisthalf.com/traffic-notice.

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Kim Nealon, chief nursing ofﬁcer, noted the special attention given to St.Vincent Fishers’ labor-delivery and recovery rooms. “Included in a single room are a pull-down Murphy bed, a walk-in shower, and spa tubs that are available for labor and postpartum recovery. Our Center for Women and Infants, and medical-surgical suites are supported by in-house physicians 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” Nealon said.

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Local Resident Honors Families of Fallen Soldiers | Pat Carlini In the month of May, we celebrate Memorial Day. It is a time to commemorate all men and women who have died in military service for the United States. Many people visit cemeteries and memorials on this day to pay homage to those who fought for their country. For one local resident, the month of May has an even deeper meaning – it is a time to pay homage to her husband who paid the ultimate sacrifice for his country. Captain Brian Letendre was killed on May 3, 2006, during operations in Iraq. He left behind his wife, Autumn, and a young son, Dillon, to carry on life’s journey. It was a painful time for Autumn but, fortunately, she had returned to Central Indiana to be closer to family when her husband left for Iraq. During her darkest hours, she and her son were, at least, surrounded by family and friends. “We had always talked about what to do if that day ever comes,” says Autumn. “But, you are never really prepared for the devastating news that you have lost a loved one.” Over time, Autumn Letendre turned her tragedy into triumph by finding ways to help other military families dealing with not only the pain of losing a loved one, but also the other unique stresses placed on them by deployments, combat, and just day-to-day military life. She eventually formed the Golden Star USA Foundation – a nonpartisan nonprofit organization headquartered in Fishers, Indiana, which supports America’s active duty and honorably discharged troops and their dependents through education, lectures, financing, and other resources. Autumn is also very proud to be organizing an annual fund-raising event called the “Yellow Ribbon of Love Gala” which brings military families to Indiana from all over to help raise funds for projects such as “DREAM” – a scholarship for the military child which helps towards the dream of going to college. The Annual Gala will be held at the Indiana War Memorial on Saturday, June 29, from 7:00-10:30 p.m. It features a buffet dinner, cash bar, live band, live auction, Fund a Dream, raffle, surprise celebrities, and entertainment. General admission tickets are $100 per person. Attire is formal. Tickets to attend the VIP Cocktail may 2013

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Reception and Gala are $150 per person. The VIP Reception will be located in the Green Room from 6:30-7:30 p.m. “Sometimes the loss of a loved one means a ﬁnancial loss to a family and these scholarships help fund a military child’s college education,” says Autumn. Autumn travels a lot these days as a motivational speaker for different groups across the country including many school groups. She enjoys singing at functions; and in 2009, she caught the attention of the country music scene when she wrote and recorded an album called “Raise Your Flag.” The album was based on a collection of poems she wrote about her experiences as the wife of a military man and losing her husband. So this May, Autumn asks that we all “raise our ﬂag” for the men and women serving our country and for the military families hoping their loved ones safely return home. For more information, you can go online at www.thegoldenstarusa.com or email Autumn at info@thegoldenstarusa.com. Pat Carlini is an experienced television/radio personality associated with NBC in Indianapolis and the syndicated Bob & Tom Show. She can be contacted at www.patcarlini.com.

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Initially, Scott wasn’t thrilled with the word and shape memory exercises he was doing with his cognitive trainer. After all, it was taking away from his play time. But he soon warmed to the tasks as his processing strength and efﬁciency improved and the LearningRx trainers trained him how to overcome mental blocks, and how not to get frustrated and quit. “And, I learned how to count when you get mad,” said a smiling Scott. McCauley cautioned parents not to wait before taking action. “The longer a child practices bad habits, the more they become ingrained and the lost learning opportunity cost multiplies. Why not address problems early on when they are small, rather than later?” | Neal Moore

t age three, Scott Walker was diagnosed with epilepsy. Doctors also discovered a malformation of his brain and warned his parents, Kari and Bryan, that as Scott grew older he likely would struggle with learning disabilities. By fourth grade, Scott was falling behind his Center Grove classmates, and the Walkers began looking for tutoring. That’s when Kari discovered LearningRx. “I was searching online, found LearningRx, started reading, and was amazed at what they could do,” Kari shared. “I knew this was different than tutoring, so we scheduled an evaluation.”

Kari and Bryan enrolled Scott in a cognitive (brain) training program with LearningRx, located at 9767 Fall Creek Road. “When we discussed it with his school we’d get rolled eyes and funny looks,” remembered Bryan. “They treated us like over-reacting parents.” Lynne McCauley, LearningRx director, has found it to be a common response. “Teachers will often say the child will outgrow the problem, and for some things, that’s true. Underlying information processing issues are not something kids will outgrow.,” she explained. “Much like an outdated computer, the child is not assimilating, processing, storing, combining or retrieving information accurately and efﬁciently. They are missing out on content and will get farther and farther behind the longer the problem persists. That leads to poor academic performance, frustration and self- esteem issues.” When Scott started the LearningRx program, it took him several hours to write each of 15 spelling words three times when doing homework. “It killed me to see him struggle,” said Kari. “I was skeptical at ﬁrst - not that I thought it wouldn’t work, but that it was going to be really hard.”

Today, Scott rarely brings lesson work home. Instead, he’s now able to do most of it at school. Math problems and reading are now much easier since he learned concentration skills at LearningRx. And, Scott - who once struggled so with school is now thinking about becoming a veterinarian. His parents have also noticed a big improvement in his diving skills. “His coach is able to catch his eye on the platform, motion the changes he wants Scott to make, and he gets it. Before LearningRx, that wouldn’t have happened” says Bryan. “it’s helped him academically and athletically.” McCauley emphasized the importance of knowing why your child is struggling in school, and in picking the right solution. “If you’re not getting answers from the school, you need to investigate what’s going on. Bring your student in for a simple cognitive assessment,” she urged. “Arming yourself with the right information will allow you to make an informed decision about how to address the problem.” Neal Moore has over 30 years of media and communications experience, including TV news anchoring and reporting in Indianapolis. For more information, visit www.NealMoore.com.

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May 4 2nd Annual Fishers Police Department Open House: Come and learn about some of the many services

our oﬃcers provide to the community. This is a unique opportunity for members of our community to meet some of the men and women that help make Fishers one of the safest communities in the United States. 12 PM - 4 PM. FREE. For more information, contact Oﬃce Tom Weger at 317-595-3300.

May 8 Prince & Princess Party: Join us for a royally fun event. We will play games, read stories, and make royal art pieces. Children are encouraged to dress in their ﬁnest prince and princess attire. A real princess will be there to meet your children. 7 PM - 7:45 PM. FREE. Register by calling the youth services department at 579-0304.

May 11 Night of Magical Moments. Volunteers, event planners, and fund raisers are busy preparing for the foundation’s 3rd annual Night of Magical Moments fund-raising event and silent auction. The night includes dinner and cocktails, a live auction, and entertainment by Dave n Rae. 6 PM - 12 AM. Starting at $75/person. Support breast cancer awareness by visiting www. megansottfoundation.org.

May 12 Mother’s Day!

May 14 Public Meeting on Town Wide Waste & Recycling Services: The Town of Fishers will host two public meetings to discuss and collect feedback from residents about the possible town wide waste and recycling services. The meeting will take place in the Town Hall Auditorium at 8 AM. If you are unable to make this meeting, they will also be holding one on May 15 at 7 PM. For more information, contact Ryan Hargis at 317-595-3109 or email him at hargisr@ﬁshers.in.us.

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agency that has successfully implemented the tried and true idea of neighbor helping neighbor by partnering with the community to repair the homes of low income elderly and/ or disabled home owners. 8 AM. Visit www. christmasinactionindy.org or contact Karl Lundberg 317-448-0863.

May 18 6th Annual St. Vincent Geist Half Marathon & 5K: All proceeds beneﬁt HSE and Lawrence Schools. Over $235,000 has been raised in just ﬁve years! Starts at 7 AM. Cost is $70 for the half marathon, $35 for the 5K. Register online at www.geisthalf.com.

May 25 Fishers Farmers Market Opening Day: This rain-or-shine market has grown to showcase over 38 high-quality vendors oﬀering fresh produce, live goods, bakery items, specialty products, meat and cheese, and hand-crafted gifts. Browse these amazing vendors at the Fishers Amphitheater in Downtown Fishers from 8 AM - 12 PM. For more information, visit www. ﬁsherschamber.com.

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May 26 The 97th Running of the Indianapolis 500: Experience the race or any of the month-long activities leading up to this amazing Indianapolis event. Tickets starting at $40. For more information, visit www. indianapolismotorspeedway.com.

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| Neal Moore hose of us smitten by the Indy 500 have come to expect certain traditions at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) on race day: the singing of Back Home Again in Indiana, the balloon release, and the call to Start Your Engines. There’s another, equally embedded tradition that is celebrating its golden anniversary this year – an organization that traces its roots, not surprisingly, to Tony Hulman: The Gordon Pipers.

In 1962, Indianapolis veterinarian Dr. Wallace Gordon Diehl founded the Scottish-inspired parade unit after a split from the Murat Highlanders pipe band. At the time, the Highlanders required members to be male and more than six-feet-two inches in height. Desiring a more inclusive option, Diehl and four other Highlanders defected to create an opportunity for their daughters and shortof-stature sons to march in a pipe band. Casting about for a moniker, they settled on founder Doc Diehl’s middle name and became the Gordon Pipers. IMS patriarch Tony Hulman saw them perform at a car show and was impressed by the crowd they’d drawn. “Everybody loved ’em!” according to Doug Hardwick, the current president of the Gordon Pipers. Hulman invited the troupe to perform at the 1963 Indy 500 and at that year’s Victory Banquet, he vowed that as long as his family owned the Speedway, the Gordon Pipers would

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After becoming aware of their mother’s nomination, Claudia’s daughters got on board with the idea quickly. All three have always known that they share an amazing mother. “I look up to mom as a role model in patient care. Since we both work at Community North, I hear from patients just how special she is,” said Jodi Statzer, Claudia’s oldest daughter. Second daughter Kelli Davis said, “I wasn’t actually surprised by the nomination, just unaware. My mother has always been an inspiration. She is an amazing person who truly cares about other people.” Courtney Davis, Claudia’s youngest daughter, added, “Living with a chronic illness myself, I know how valuable it is to have an advocate like my mom in the medical system. She inspires me to want to become an advocate for others suffering from Lupus.” Married for more than 40 years, Claudia and John look forward to more vacations with her granddaughters, Chloe and Josie, in the years ahead. As the winner of the Fishers Mom of the Year contest, Claudia will receive the following gifts and services from some amazing local sponsors: • Hair makeover, nails and makeup from Reeda Todd Hair Salon • Mother’s pendant necklace from Geist Jewelers • Month long membership to 7e Fit Spa • Day spa package from Message Envy • Bouquet of ﬂowers from McNamara Florist • Dinner for two at Murphy’s Pubhouse • Wine basket from Tasteful Times Congratulations again Claudia! You are an inspiration to us all! Beth Taylor is an experienced freelance editor and writer whose work has appeared in several community magazines during her 15-year career. Crafting a freelance business has provided her the opportunity to stay at home with her two young daughters.

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right decisions. I worked closely with them at UT. Now, I work closely with families, helping their kids. This is very fulfilling.” Ken and his wife, Amber, who’s a clinical manager for Access Scientific, reside in Fishers. He’s big on family. In fact, his kids also bear his name in their names: Makenzie (14), Kenley (6), and Deaken (2). The NCSA is headquartered in Chicago. One reason he chose Fishers, he said, was because of the schools and being in the Midwest. Plus, his best friend, Ryan Owners, a former coach at DePauw, lives in Fishers. Johnson is very street smart after growing up in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. “I was the youngest of 3 boys and raised by a single mother who was a teacher’s aide and later started her own bakery,” he said. “I had great support from friends and family in LA. Mom shaped me. Sports kept me out of trouble, and I had a lot of people help me stay on the right track.”

Ken Johnson: Here to Help | Mark Morrow From a basketball player, to a coach, to a scout, to breaking down videos, to sweeping floors and making sure kids work on graduating while with the Continental Basketball Association, to being the director of basketball operations at the University of Tennessee from 2005 to 2011, Ken Johnson has seen and done it all. He has four huge rings from success at various levels, including in the NCAA tournament with the Volunteers under Bruce Pearl. He also coached under Pearl at the University of Southern Indiana and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. But his most fulfilling award? His current job as a college sports recruiter for the National Collegiate Scouting Association (NCSA), which helps student athletes in ALL sports. The NCSA also works closely with the NCAA. “I’m used to working with college basketball players and making sure they get their grades and do the right things, make the

The effervescent Johnson, the first from his family to graduate from college, knows the importance of getting an education. As a Tennessee graduate in 2010, he received his master’s degree in Sports Administration. Johnson brings a lot to the table for families and their kids. “College nowadays is like a high school degree – you really have to have it,” said Johnson. He says if kids work hard to get it done in the classroom, then there’s a college out there for them. “Not everyone can go to Duke or Indiana, and parents have to be realistic about that,” he said, “But there are many other schools ready and willing to help their kids and help shape their futures. They just have to get it done in the classroom in order to have an opportunity to get it done in athletics. Parents just have to be open to all possibilities, and the one thing they need to impress on their kids is they are students first, then athletes. . .STUDENT ATHLETES.” Steve Risley, father of Ross Risley, the senior quarterback at Hamilton Southeastern in 2012 who recently signed to play for Wittenberg College in the fall, has this to say: “The most important thing that NCSA opened our eyes to was the vast opportunities that exist in Division II and Division III sports. While we all want our children to play for Alabama, Notre Dame, or other major Division I programs, that is not always going to happen. Our goal was for Ross to further his education and prepare for life. If he were going to make the effort and commitment at the next level, then he should have the opportunity to play – not just go to our alma mater, put on a uniform, and sit. “We are not sure that Ross would have gotten this opportunity to move forward to the next level without having NCSA as part of our process. I am sure there may 2013

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