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Opening Doors & Developing Opportunities

The Voice is the bi-monthly newsletter of Open Door Rehabilitation Center, a not-for-profit organization serving adults with developmental disabilities.

405 South Wells Street Sandwich, Illinois 60548 Phone: (815) 786-8468Fax: (815) 786-6241 Web: www.odrc.org

Contributors:Rita Potter Laurie Wisdom Terra Stetz Kourtney Herren MaryKay Longwell

Becky ClemonsGene StephensDaniel WehrliDana Grant

Founders of ODRCWilliam & Virginia Squier, Sr.David & Juanita Graf

Executive DirectorRita Potter

Board of Directors

PresidentDick Banning

Vice PresidentChris Carpenter

SecretaryDenise Mestemaker

TreasurerRichard Randall

Susan Bill Larry FrenchThea HernandezTom Hohmann, Jr.Becky LuekenMichael O’ Flynn

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Brooke S., Markesha C., and Kyle VH. (front to back): Brooke S. said she’s interested in looking up those cat videos! “I like the information that we get while online,” said Kyle VH. “With the new ones [computers] that we just got, we can hang out here and use them.”

Friends Shawn M., Jack P., and Kyle H. are enjoying the comfy chairs as they talk about the upcycling ideas they explored online.

Access to technology means access to information, expanded horizons, and,

of course, cat videos! Open Door is very proud to announce that we recently unveiled our new Learning & Resource Center, which means ODDO can now take us to all kinds of new places! The freshly

remodeled space is equipped with laptops, tablets, a big-screen smart TV,

cubicles (for when you want a bit of privacy), a coffee bar and plenty of comfy

places for lounging. It continues to be an enjoyed area since its opening, and

everyone is having a fun time learning more about the world and what they like!

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Lori B. and Ryan W. use the internet to practice their sign language skills when not in sign language class!

Clarence B. said he’s looking up how to play baseball in Major League Baseball (MLB).

Next on our wish list is a program area remodel. We have a good start on making this a reality with a generous $10,000 grant from the Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley.

ODDO and everyone at ODRC are forever pleased, grateful, and appreciative to the DeKalb County Community Foundation and Walmart for their generous grants that made this remodeling project possible. We would also like to thank everyone who donated to the 2019 Give DeKalb County campaign this past May. Those donations went toward furniture and computers for the new Learning & Resource Center. Thank you for moving our vision forward to open even more doors to the world for our clients!

FUN & RECREATION

Lori B. (in red) and Rachel N. (in purple) learn good form and control with the ball apparatus.

Denise M. (in navy) practices her rope skills to the song “Hoedown Throwdown”.

Moving & Grooving with Rhythmic Gymnastics Combine elements of ballet and gymnastics; add dance moves, ribbons and a ball; and a whole new sport is born! The Kendall County Special Olympics (KCSO) group has added “rhythmic gymnastics” to its long list of sports that athletes can learn and enjoy. Three Open Door clients have joined the 7-person Rhythmic Gymnastics team: Lori B., Denise M. and Rachel N. They are excited to attend practices and are having a fantastic experience learning new skills.

Mastering a new sport can be difficult, but these ladies have an enthusiastic attitude for learning and have welcomed the challenge. Rachel N. watches routine videos on the KCSO website, and brings her ribbon wherever she goes so she can practice. The team is learning four different routines put to music that require the use of special apparatuses. They utilize ribbons, balls and hoops, and even complete one floor routine that requires no equipment. The routines appear to be quite challenging to an onlooker, but Denise M. says: “They are totally easy.” Denise also admits that she enjoys working with the ribbons the most.

The Rhythmic Gymnastics team will perform in a Special Olympics competition in March of 2020. We wish all of the KCSO athletes another year full of fun and success, as they practice and compete.

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Ribbon handling and rhythmic steps require great concentration from Rachel N. (in purple).

HEALTH &

WELL-BEING

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LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT: One More Journey to Greater Health and Fitness!This fall, Open Door participated in “The Great Pumpkin Run,” a virtual 5K. The goal was to tally 3.1 miles at each individual’s own pace over a six-week period. We are always looking for new and exciting ways to promote fitness, and this activity certainly kept the motivation high. Some participants were determined to reach their goal very quickly by zooming through the sidewalks of Sandwich walking to and from work. What a great way to clear your head and get some exercise! Others gained miles by taking leisurely walks while on break, by strolling around the forest preserve or at an indoor track. Whatever their motivation, 42 participants gave it their best and completed the challenge!

Just like everything in life, there are always challenges, and some had to work harder than others to complete their goals. Several participants have physical disabilities that require them to push themselves a little harder and keep that “never give up” attitude! The final stretch for those who still had a bit more to go was held at Go For It Sports, where the final satisfying steps were made which assured that all 42 participants were provided the opportunity to complete their goal.

With those long legs and a head full of enthusiasm, James A. was able to gain mileage barely hitting the

ground. You could feel the wind as he zoomed by!

Looks like we made it!!!! This group rallies for one another and exhibits… Open Door Pride!!! Follow us on Facebook to stay tuned for our next adventure!

As her medal was placed around her neck, Denise M. beamed proudly.

Lauren B. and Marcus R. wheeled the miles by laughing and smiling all the way!

Cathy H. grinned with pride at her accomplishment after she

completed all her miles at a slow but steady pace.

In addition to personal pride, self-worth and sense of accomplishment, everyone received a medal and a sweatshirt as a “trophy” for their accomplishment. Another example of health and fitness is on the books! Many plan to continue being active this winter by utilizing our many community resources, enabling us to remain active and healthy no matter what obstacles we may encounter. Rumor has it some are looking into “color runs” and, yes, even a “Tough Mudder” obstacle course. The list is endless, but the goal remains the same. It’s not just about the T-shirt… it’s the journey and the process it takes to get there!

The beginning of a lifelong love affair with yarn.

Smiles & personality to

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We recently said goodbye to a treasured Open Door family member, Miss Cindy Coleman. It is with great fondness and gratitude that we remember her, the history that we

have shared, and the unique way she impacted our lives. Cindy joined our Open Door family on January 5, 1966 at the age of 16, when Open Door was in its infancy. Over the next 53 years, Cindy lived a happy and full life as Open Door blossomed into the agency it is today.

One of Cindy’s claims to fame was being a “Valentine’s” baby, and believe me, she wouldn’t let anybody forget it! Most suitably, Cindy had a cherub-like smile which Cupid himself would be jealous of, a trait that made her birthday that much more fitting.

Cindy was also well known for having a lovable and playful—yet occasionally frustrating—stubborn streak. Even though Cindy wasn’t much of a talker, there was no confusion if Cindy liked something or not. She would let you know with a very vocal and distinct “No way!” And if she didn’t want to do something, well... that’s that! But aren’t we all like that? This is why so many people found Cindy to be incredibly charming, relatable, and lovable.

In addition to her unique and lovable personality, Cindy was also known for one particular talent. With the use of only her left hand, Cindy taught herself to crochet! Using no crochet hook, she employed her talented and nimble fingers to create yards and yards of crochet chains. Volunteers would then turn her chains into beautiful blankets, scarves, and craft projects such as wrapped picture frames, which Cindy would lovingly give away as… “chains of love.” Cindy was always on the lookout for more yarn, even asking for more at Christmas and on her birthday.

Cindy’s kindheartedness didn’t stop there. Cindy loved to collect and save aluminum pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald House charity and asked her family and friends to do the same. Over the years, Cindy must have personally been responsible for donating tens of thousands of the shiny little gems.

Everyone who knew Cindy is fondly reminded of her whenever they see a ball of yarn or open a can of soda. Cindy’s memory also reminds us that everyone has special talents, and to be kind and compassionate toward others... because we are all connected and bound through our humanity... through our chains of love.

Chains of Love

Do you have any more yarn?

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Chains of Love

Rita Potter, Open Door Executive Director, accepted a donation from Dan Workman and Stephanie Olson of Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park in Millbrook, Illinois. Yogi Bear campers participated in the campground Annual Wet & Wild Weekend and collected donations for throws in a dunk tank game. Thank you to all the campers at Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park for thinking of our Open Door clients with your generous donation!

The Flight Tasting Room & Bottle Shoppe in Yorkville chose Open Door as its November charity of the month. Each time a patron gave a tip in November, those funds were collected to benefit Open Door. Dick Banning, Open Door President, recently accepted the donation from the co-owners: Tony and Emily Weeks, and Melissa and Ryan Phillips. (Emily Weeks was unavailable for the picture.) Open Door sincerely thanks each patron who gave a donation. THANK YOU!

Open Door would like to thank the Knights of Columbus, Council #13436 for their generous donation. Members hand out Tootsie Roll candy to donors during this fundraiser. Pictured (from the left): Nick Cinfio; Rita Potter, Open Door Executive Director; Mark Oropeza; Richard Glass.

Thank you to the Sandwich High School football team for holding the fundraiser “Blackout 2019,” an event that benefited Open Door. Pictured (from left) are Renee Roop, caseworker; Shawn M.; Tim Gipe, Sandwich High School athletic director; Austin C.

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CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS, HONORARIUMS & MEMORIALS

MEMORIALSIn Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Breunig Helen ShoveIn Memory of LeRoy Colby AnonymousIn Memory of Cindy Coleman Candi and Dave Baker Rob and Karen Borchsenius Mike and Donna Botts Hal and Brenda Brown Friends and Family of Cindy Coleman Patricia Coleman Imre Gonczy Gail and Marvin Graunke Jo Gregary Don and Mary Hendrickson Harold and Mary Hoover Jack and Peg Ingersoll June Lord Patricia Maloney Keith and Debbie Mathews Wayne and Patricia Norr Pat and Sandy Noto Mike and Lori Peterson Richard and Myrla Randall Lou Reed Robert Rowe Public Library Jim and Pat Robolzi Kevin and Patti Smith Susan Tarnoki Keith and Norma TuckerIn Memory of Robert “Doc” Coleman Earl and Mary Ellen Bushnell

Tom and Sandy LindblomIn Memory of Carrol Dannewitz-Olson Joan, Dan and Brandon Dobnick Traci Grandgeorge Ray and Judy Hendron Barbara Hoffman Anita Hollingsworth Christie Leifheit Monty and Betty Reiners Norman and Roberta Troeger John and Janene Tuttle Wiley and Nancy Updike Dennis and Susan WileyIn Memory of Kathy Ennis AnonymousIn Memory of David W. Erickson Anonymous Bill and Nancy Beinema Jim and Jennifer Davis David and Marcia DeLong Janet Diem Michael Erickson Tim Erickson William and Diana Erickson, Jr. Tom and Lynn Grant Patricia and Doug Harris Tom and Kathy Hinterlong Everett and Linda Hyatt Fay Kuhn Donald and Denise McMillen Richard and Barbara Schiradelly Barbara and Keith Stolz James and Mona Termini Joe and Brenda Walz

Mark and Christi WhiteIn Memory of Todd Feldott Dirk and Lynn FeldottIn Memory of Emmet and Betty Francis AnonymousIn Memory of David Fraser Barbara HoffmanIn Memory of Glenn Gabel Freiders Family Farms PartnershipIn Memory of Linda Galvin Jeannie BernsIn Memory of Ralph and Doris Ginger John and Carol SchulzIn Memory of Bud, Gladys and Dennis Grandgeorge Don and Pat HayneIn Memory of Dr. Dale Grimes Thomas and Patricia NugentIn Memory of Betty Halverson Gary and Mary LeonardIn Memory of Stanley “Dutch” Harkins Joanne HarkinsIn Memory of William Hatcher Mike and Amy Enlow Nancy Day KlossingIn Memory of Anna Henrich AnonymousIn Memory of Cecil and Garnet Holmes AnonymousIn Memory of Kenneth Dean Hupach Ryan Abraham Craig and Sandy Anderson Gary and Gay Anderson Gary and Rebecca Bolthouse

E N G R A V E DBRICK COMMEMORATION

Open Door’s customized, engraved bricks are a onetime donation and will last a lifetime as a permanent piece of our tranquil paver area. Personalize a brick with names,

dates and messages to honor an exceptional person, in memory of a loved one, or to recognize a special occasion.

JOHN C SVOB JRYOU TAUGHT US

COMPASSION

Robert and Susan Panozzo

We deeply appreciate all of your support—with contributions, donations, honorariums, and memorial gifts. Your ongoing support enables Open Door to continue to provide quality training, residential, and home care support for our clients. Thank you so very much – we are deeply

grateful for your support. For your convenience, we have enclosed a donation envelope in this newsletter. We hope you find this to be helpful, and we look forward to acknowledging your generous gifts in future newsletters!

*We try very hard to acknowledge every gift.The donations included in this issue are those received between November 1, 2019 and December 31, 2019.

SHARON ROCKYRIESENBECKRIP 9-4-2018

Mike Riesenbeck

SHE IS MISSEDSHARON

RIESENBECK

Mike Riesenbeck

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CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS, HONORARIUMS & MEMORIALS

Stan and Marie Bracken Carriage Homes of Plano Homeowners Association Rick and Tonia Duncum Stephen and Bonnie Guyer Robert and Laura Houtz Greg and Kim Kazarian Nancy Day Klossing Mary Leach Kenneth and Christina Maleske Mike and Pam Murphy Liz Ney Bob and Sue Paulson Jim and Kathy Potter Roger and Bonny Rankin Mary Ann Stevenson Dave and Barbara VossIn Memory of Leon Johnson AnonymousIn Memory of John and Anna Kammes Pat BrummelIn Memory of Aaron Kearns Mary Ann StevensonIn Memory of Lawrence Kotecki, Sr. AnonymousIn Memory of Lawrence Kotecki, Sr. and Larry Kotecki, Jr. Irene KoteckiIn Memory of James “Flash” Likeness Mary Ann StevensonIn Memory of Cherie Lindsey Dorothy Dearden, Barbie Graham, Craig Barnes Dirk and Lynn Feldott Vivian FeldottIn Memory of Janet Meade Roger and Bonny RankinIn Memory of Jerry Olson Jean McQuown FawcettIn Memory of Mary Ellen Prestegaard Doug and Sharon PrestegaardIn Memory of Phyllis Reding Wayne and Debby Davey Delores Devine Chuck, Linda and Julie Hickey Ken and Denise Mestemaker Mary SidwellIn Memory of Polly Rierson Roger and Bonny RankinIn Memory of Amber Sampson Paul and Judy Brandow Wayne and Debby Davey Greg and Karyn Grandgeorge Chuck, Linda and Julie Hickey Ron and Barb Johnson Martin and Darlene NelsenIn Memory of Maude Scheidecker AnonymousIn Memory of Florence Schmidt Dirk and Lynn FeldottIn Memory of E. Richard Shope

Curtis and Judith LarsonIn Memory of Robyn Skutta Barbara HoffmanIn Memory of Caralee Smith The Ellen Neupert FamilyIn Memory of The Squier November Birthdays Susie RaabIn Memory of Sharon Kordish Thompson Barbara HoffmanIn Memory of Shala Tyra Carol MeyerIn Memory of Pat Jensen Wiesenberger Barbara Hoffman

MEMBERSHIPSODDO’s FanAnonymous (2)Robert and Paulette AlbrightAndrew and Lorri AllenMike BarronThomas and Cathy BrooksJohn ClapperJim and Sarah ColemanJim and Gladys DaviesRalph and Diane DempsayDelores DevineMargaret DroppaTerry and Karen DuffyFrank and Carol EvansTerrance FoxRosemary HanleyMarg and Don HansenKeith and Janet HarmsTerry and Jeannie HelinPat HooperWalter and Rose HuffmasterSharon K. JohnsonKaren LarsonBonnie LawrenceIone MartinLinda MelsonMilford and Karen MikkelsonPaul and Janet MillerTom and Pam NehringAllan and Sheryl NelsonLynn PercichWilma PhillipsDavid PorterRita Potter and Terra StetzCynthia ReuterScott and Debbie RichardsKenneth and Teresa SandersonRandy and Barb ShookSteve and Myrna SkopekJane SleezerArthur and Patty SmithEverett and Etta StahlKathy StoffelTerrance and Janice StewartDonna Twait

Shirley VezainJohn and Joan WassonSandra WebberDon and Jean WegenerPatrick and Elizabeth WelschJack and Mary WeymouthSharon Wiesbrook

ODDO’s SupporterBud and Shirley AndersonBill and Ilene BeverleyMillie BlackBrennan FamilyScott and Karen BreunigPat BrummelCenterPoint Properties TrustRhonda CheneyEugene and Bonnie ChiavarioLarry and Jackie DannewitzKathleen DavidsonBarbara DavisStephen and Karen DeboltWilliam EricksonMr. and Mrs. Walter FarleyLaVerne and Ann FoxBrandon and Sarah GebauerMargaret GesellNorman and Marion GilbertRobin Squier GoldsmithDon GreifHoward E. HabenichtDale and Mary HammondJudy Hanson and Karen NesbittDick and Pat HauserDuff and Shelly HayRay and Judy HendronJames and Jeanne HillTom and Jeannie HohmannMatt and Joan HolujVirgil and Jane HyteKen and Barb JohnsonAmy KaiserLane and Donna KapelaDan and Patty KnowlesChristie LeifheitRick and Linda MadsenVirginia MatthewsRichard and Marjorie MeyerDouglas and Karen MillerNelien and Doris MillerSteve MillerDon and Ruth NiersbachJack PetersonWilliam PhillipsDoris PotterBetty Zvanut RamsdenDale and Joanne RobinsonJeff and Mary SchobertMary Lou SheldonMary SidwellNorman and Roberta Troeger

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CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS, HONORARIUMS & MEMORIALS

Michael UnderwoodKaren VilminSarah WalshLaurie and Gary WisdomThe Witalka FamilyNeal and Jan WoessnerSteve and Jane WolfJim WoodyPearl YossPaul YoungPoke and Spence ZitkaCraig and Lynda Zuege

ODDO’s FriendFrank and Karen AndersonRolf AndersonDonald and Margaret AzzaroVictor and Kathy BeltranArthur BorchersKathleen A. Brown, RN, CDDNBob and Quen CarpenterCraig ClapperDon and Pat ClasonBob and Mary ColeSteve and Julie Cole In Honor of Austin ColeGene DarflerBob and Nancy DelpMary DeMeulenaereJim and Sharen GerlickPat and Steve GrantGregg and Stacy GundersonDan and Patricia HaagDon and Lois HaagJim and Michelle HensonThea and Art HernandezKenny HupachChuck and Rita JohnsonJust In Time Heating & Air ConditioningSharon KeetonJennifer KotalikTim and Diane KuppLloyd and Terry LangeLois D. LindstromDon LouxClaudette and Louis McCaslinKevin and Linda McVickerMary Ann and Barry Mestemaker In Honor of Kristina MestemakerMary MeyerRobert and Wendy ModineCraig and Gail Montgomery In Memory of Caryl MontgomeryJeff and Tracey NilesO’Neill Glass & Mirror, IncRobert and Betty PalaskiYvonne PetersonJim PizziKathleen PlogerRita Potter and Terra StetzJ. Eric and Tammy PowellRichard and Myrla Randall

Marvin RayBruce RhoadesJohn and Donna RicciCharles RoseSandwich Floral ShopSandwich Loyal Order of Moose Lodge #1016Kenneth and Lona SeibertEd and Carol SleezerJack and Evelyn SmithTom and Laurie SodaroStahl’s Service & Repair, Inc.Jill StargardtRon and Barbara StetzKarl and Julie TirevoldDeb TrantAngela TregoningRussell and Beth WackerlinMichael and Linda WaltHank and Marie WatkinsMark and Mary Beth WeinholdDoug and Judy WeissCindy WestbrookDorothy WhiteakerDale and Linda WindhamStan WoolleyYoeckel Woodworking In Memory of Ella YoeckelYorkville Lions Club

ODDO’s PartnerAnonymousMarilyn and Jim ElliottGerald and Donna GrommesMargaret HartHenrich Lawn Care and LandscapingK of C #14463Paul and Susan LarsonPaul MelinyshynFred and Mary SchepplerRobert and Jane SimersJerry and Jeanie ThompsonKevin and Jeanette VybbiralJoseph Wiesbrook

ODDO’s CircleA & B Exteriors, LLCRick and Sue BillCommunity Disposal, Inc.Becky GavinWilliam and Susan GoldenMeadowvale Inc.Somonauk Township - Town FundLeo and Lois SondgerothMartin and Elizabeth te PoeleLinda VincentJim and Pam Wyman

CONTRIBUTIONSAnonymous (2)Lauri AllenAmerican Legion AuxiliaryFrank and Karen AndersonPatricia Andresen

Wayne and Joyce BettnerPamela BolenPat BrummelTerry and Kathleen CarrGreg and Barb ChristianRon and Sharon CiboroskiCoffman Truck Sales, Inc.Jim and Sarah ColemanComplete ConsignmentCulver’s of YorkvilleRon CunzLinda CurryJack and Kumi DellortoAnna DohertyConnie EberleNorman ElsnerFederated Church of SandwichSteve and Rita FergusonFirst Lutheran ChurchFlight Tasting Room and Bottle ShoppeJames and Sharon Foster, Sr.Don FredresBob and Kathy FredrickLarry and Sharon FrenchDick HartDoris HaytonSharon HigginsJeff HoehnVicky and Kyle HussK of C Charities, Inc.Joan KellerAl and Marcy KinneyThomas and Karen KlattCarol KolkaLake Holiday Ladies ClubBill LandLindsay LegnerDoug and Kathy LeighLeland United Methodist ChurchAlison Maguire-PowellConstance MatiasJudith Mazion, DCMcCleskey ConstructionRegina MelloErin Miller In Honor of Melissa HolujJean MillerJames MillhuffFrank MoresRobert and Julie MortensenMichael and Christine O’FlynnCatherine OrseskeRobert and Susan PanozzoVirginia PhelpsCornel and Susan RecknorDavid ReidChris and Pam ReillyRobert R. McCormick FoundationKristen RosenwinkelMorley and Maureen RussellRichard and Kay ScottThe Secors

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CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS, HONORARIUMS & MEMORIALS

Dale and Jeannie ShattersMatthew SmithSomonauk 500 ClubSt. John’s Catholic Church Women’s SocietyStavanger Lutheran Church WomenCraig and Linda StevensonAl and Cindy StramelMichael SundblomDale SuppesTCC Gives, Inc.Michael TerryLa Vern and June ThompsonClarence R. ToftoyTOPS Pals of SandwichUAW Local 145 RetireesPam WhitcraftMarie YatesYogi Bear CampgroundMardel and Charles Yonikas

MY BUDDYPapke FamilyLarry and Jean Trahant

HONORARIUMSIn Honor of Ken Baslatn’s 100th Birthday Barbara Hoffman In Honor of Bill and Mary Coultrip’s 50th Wedding Anniversary Delores Devine In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene Mardel and Charles Yonikas In Honor of Marilyn Hohmann Tom Hohmann, Jr. and Tiffany HohmannIn Honor of The Horoszko Family Lolly Voss In Honor of Michael O’Flynn’s 20 years of outstanding service Robert R. McCormick Foundation

CHRISTMAS PARTY DONATIONSKris AndresenKerry and Sheri AnthenatLori BahdeRick and Sue BillArthur and Diane BorchersLeon and Marilyn CaquelinBob and Quen CarpenterChris and Jennifer CarpenterAl and Kristy DolphMarilyn and Jim ElliottLarry and Sharon FrenchFriends and FamilyBrad and Eva GardnerJim and Paige GetzTim Getz FamilySteve and Gayle GillenDale and Mary HammondChuck and Linda HickeyJim and JoAnn HoferMatt and Joan Holuj

Bill and Mary HoniotesRoberta HursthouseJeff and Beth JohnsonWayne and Jan KarpSandra L. KennedyMichael LeonardLother and Ida OidtmanWalter and Carole OlsonDavid and Jamie PackleyCarl and Karen PavlakChris and Tom PenningMaria SanchezDon and Pat SenekDonald and Janeyce SmithJames SmithMarlene SmithAl and Cindy StramelTina StevensSunshine Band Women’s GroupLarry and Jean TrahantE.A. and W.H. VincentM.K. and E.A. VincentPricilla WestMarie YatesPearl YossSue ZieglerCarrie Zielinski

IN-KIND GIFTSFrances AdamsJudy AndersonAngie’s Sugar Buzz BakeryAnthenat’s AngelsGary AugustineCindy B.Jayden BaumbachCantigny ParkKevin ColganCommunity Disposal, Inc.Cornerstone ChurchDOJO DynamicsAnna Driskill In Memory of Clifford Olson, Jr.Dunkin’First National BankFox Valley Family YMCAGo For It Sports, LLCSheila GonzalezHartman Concrete, Inc.Daniel HendersonBill and Karen HoroszkoJim and Sandi IvemeyerSusan LewisConstance MatiasMillbrook Mighty Ones 4-H ClubRon and Bonnie MillerMiner Enterprises, Inc.Jamie NovakMichael and Christine O’FlynnWalter and Carole OlsonDonna PapkeRobert R. McCormick Foundation

Judy RohrerSteve RottSandwich Youth Tackle FootballSense of SamadhiSomonauk Post OfficeGeorge Van DeeRyan and Rachel WallisThe Wash HouseWomen of the Moose - Chapter #1059Irene Yingling

VOLUNTEERSVirginia BanningBella BarbaneteDream Catchers 4-H Club Bailey Brummel Jodi Brummel Abby Hohmann Emma Hohmann Katie Miller Lisa Miller Carrie Reedy Madison Reedy Mary Schobert Brooklyn Wallin Natalie Wallin Rita FergusonGrace FifieldFox Valley Therapy Dog Club Sue Carter & Reggie Philip Hillard & Granger Donna Jacobs & Joey Jan Lauwers & MissyAlarrah FritschArt & Thea HernandezJudy KoziolScarlett LarsonTamarisk LarsonMidland States Bank Traci Beale Nancy Fay Vicki Kramer Diane Stilson Tammy WesemannJeanie NaumanRebecca NaumanKim RuddickBeth SwansonGeorge Van DeeKathy WickensBryan WisdomDanielle WisdomWoodcarvers Club Ed Boyd Amanda McIlhany Willie Nelson Alan Schilling Ike VancilDoug Yingling

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