The support of programs and services for NAFC students and teachersClosing the "Opportunity Gap" by ensuring that all NAFC students haveaccess to a broad set of life enhancing educational opportunities andexperiencesActivities which foster a positive community, family, and student spiritEngagement and communication between NAFCS and the community

LEGACY NAFC is the official alumni support group of New Albany Floyd County Schools. Our mission is toensure the success of all NAFCS students and educators. Your investment can help us achieve:

Principal's List - $500

NAFC Alumni Nation face maskIncentives listed in levels below

The Willman/Dablow Family2020-2021 LEGACY NAFC Campaign Chairs

ABOUT LEGACY NAFC CAMPAIGN

Contributions are tax deductible and all usage is approved by the NAFC Education Foundation Board of Directors

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS

Valedictorian - $1,0002 reserved tickets for all home FCHS or NAHSfootball and boys/girls basketball games1 reserved parking pass for home football games(FCHS only)All incentives listed in levels below

2 tickets to the NAFC Education Foundation: EducationCelebration! Gala on May 13, 2021 at Huber's PlantationHallIncentives listed in levels below

2 VIP tickets to Spring 2021 main-stage musical at FCHSor NAHSIncentives listed in levels below

Honor Roll - $250

Legacy Class - $100

Partner - $50NAFC Alumni Nation car decalIncentives listed in levels below

Membership to National Alumni Institutevendor discount programIncentives listed in level below

Advocate - $25

Friend - $10Monthly E-newsletter subscription

Don't want to wait to sign up? You cansign up right now by visiting our websiteat nafcalumni.nationbuilder.com

If NAFC Schools Left an Impression on You,Leave a Legacy for Them

For questions, please contact Tyler Bliss, Executive Director of the NAFC Education Foundation at 812-542-2228 orTBliss@NAFCEdFoundation.org

*All membership benefits are subject to change

Marietta Willman began her involvement withNAFCS in 1976. She dedicated her time to teachingart courses and being an aide to teachers. She andher late husband, John Willman, ensured studentsand fellow faculty were taken care of, whether itwas clothing for students in need or a bowl of soupwhen a staff member was sick. Marietta treasuresthe conversations she had with students and isgrateful for the family-like faculty that helpedduring her cancer journey.

Jessy Spainhour (NAHS '99) started working atNAHS in 2005 in Special Education, and is now aGuidance Counselor. She was the starting centerthat won the Bulldogs the 1999 Girls StateBasketball Championship. She is a graduate ofPurdue University and Indiana UniversitySoutheast. Jessy and her family live outside of of thedistrict but chose to send their children to NAFCS tocontinue the family legacy.

Janey Willman (NAHS '67) is a retired SpeechTherapist and Special Education Facilitator. Janeyreceived her degree in Speech and Hearing Therapyfrom Purdue University and Master’s from IndianaUniversity. Janey continues to show her excitementfor NAFCS by attending her grandchildren’s schoolactivities and showing her support for thereferendum and the School Safety Plan.

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Willman/Dablow Family!

The Willman/Dablow family is honored to be thefirst chairs of the LEGACY NAFC Campaign.There has been a Willman buzzing around thehalls of NAFCS every year since 1946! Passionand excitement for NAFCS shines and there is noshortage of Highlander and Bulldog pride in theWillman/Dablow family.

Alys Willman (FC '92) is a graduate of DePauwUniversity and has her PhD in Economics/UrbanPolicy. After college, she spent time traveling theworld and fighting social injustices. She and herfamily now reside in Georgia on their farm. AlysMarie is grateful for the educators who ensuredshe aspired to higher educational goals.

John Dablow (NAHS '94) is the Athletic Director atSilver Creek High School. He is a graduate ofHanover College and Purdue University. Johnenjoys spending time with his wife and threechildren. He strongly believes the education atNAFCS helped him prepare for his professionalcareer in education. Joe Dablow (NAHS '96) and his wife, JenniferMcCullough Dablow, are high school sweethearts.Joe is known for starting the famous, "D-O-G-SDogs, Dogs, Dogs!" cheer in 1996. Jennifer served asVice President of the Grant Line PTO and heldvarious fundraising roles. Joe is currently theExecutive Director for Student Success at U of L.They continue to be active in volunteering fortheir three children's schools.

Lucas Willman (FC '17)  is a student at LoyolaUniversity Chicago, studying Political Science andNonprofit Business. His greatest accomplishment sofar was the work he did with the 2016 Floyd CentralDance Marathon, which supports the Riley Hospitalfor Children.

Trace Willman (FC '20)  is the latest Willman tograduate from NAFCS. In the fall he will beattending Indiana University and believes hiseducation through NAFCS has prepared him for hisnew chapter. Trace has fond memories as a footballplayer, including winning sectionals.

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Rob Willman (FC '88) is the Principal at FloydCentral High School. Prior to taking the role, hewas a teacher at St. X High School, and FCHSwhere he was also the Wrestling Coach. His wife,Megan, has also served NAFCS as support staff andPTO President at Floyds Knobs Elementary. Robsays leading Floyd Central has been a great honorand is thankful for the partnerships he has withNAHS.

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A LEGACY RememberedRobert L. Willman taught at NAHS from 1946 to 1979 where heserved as a teacher, Dean of Boys, Assistant Principal, andretired as Director of Student Support Services. He also servedas the very first Director of WNAS 88.1FM, the first high schoolradio station in the world. His wife, Mary "Dixie" Willman, was aconsistent member of the Faculty Wives organization.

John Robert Willman spent the entirety of his career as ateacher and Athletic Director at Hazelwood Middle School from1967 to 2001. He also served as a School Board Member from2002-2006.

Janey Willman and her dad, Robert, on her graduationday at NAHS, 1967. John Willman

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