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Care linesLife is a Journey,not a Destination... Don’t Stop Believing!by Mary Jo Wolf

y cancer journey began in November 2008,when I discovered a lump in my rightbreast. I didn’t panic and went about myevening as scheduled, but the thought of

that strange mass lingered in my mind. I had beenthrough an unwanted divorce in April, my family lived6 hours away, and suddenly, I felt alone.

I went to my doctor on Monday, she examined meand immediately set an appointment at the BreastDiagnostic Center. On Tuesday, I had a mammogramand an ultrasound. There was fluid around the massthat needed to be drained, but unfortunately, the radi-ologist couldn’t get it to drain. I had a total of five biop-sies that day and then made an appointment with asurgeon who would give me the results. I went to eachof these appointments alone, hoping it was nothing. Ididn’t believe that I might have cancer and I didn’twant to alarm anyone.

When I met with the surgeon, my friend Becki camewith me. She was diagnosed with breast cancer the pre-vious year and I knew I needed support. The diagnosiswas DCIS (ductile carcinoma in situ - noninvasive breastcancer). Becki started to cry and I was in shock. A mil-lion questions went through my mind. The surgeon rec-ommended a lumpectomy. He would remove the lumpand send it to the lab for an exact diagnosis. He wasfairly certain that no more treatment would be needed.My surgery was scheduled for Monday, November 24.My only child’s 21st birthday would be the next day.How was I going to tell her that I had cancer? Surgerywent as scheduled and my wonderful daughter gave upher birthday celebration to take care of me.

Unfortunately, at my follow-up appointment, thesurgeon reluctantly informed me that another surgerywould be necessary because the margins were notclear (cancer cells were still present), and the mass test-ed positive for triple negative invasive breast cancer.

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complications. The incision would not heal; there wasinfection and a lot of pain. I met with my oncologistand she explained that I needed 20 weeks of chemo.Although my cancer didn’t spread to the lymph nodes,they treated it aggressively as if it did.

On a follow-up visit with the surgeon, he discoveredanother lump in the same breast. More ultrasounds andbiopsies were done on the second lump, and the sur-geon recommended a double mastectomy. After muchresearch and discussion with family and friends, I con-curred. My bilateral radical mastectomy was scheduledfor Tuesday, January 20, 2009. I wanted the cancer outof me once and for all. Besides, new breasts at my agedidn’t sound like such a bad idea. I always try to see thebright side. I met with the surgeon, oncologist, and plas-tic surgeon to discuss the plan for the next severalweeks and months. It was surreal going over the surgeryoptions with the plastic surgeon. The thought of havingmy breasts removed and reconstructed was overwhelm-ing. My plastic surgeon talked with me as if he was talk-ing to his own wife, mother, or sister. I trusted him andbelieved I was in good hands.

In early January, I took a tour of Cancer Services. It

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Mary Jo Wolf, breast cancer survivor

A Client Story:

Friends & FamilyWalk to Show their Support

June 5, Saturdaymorning, the park

was beautiful and aspirit of hope and

encouragement was allaround. More than 300 walk-

ers turned out to raise money andsupport the organization that makes sure no one in ourcommunity walks the cancer journey alone.

A new website made it eas-ier than ever for people toorganize teams and raisemoney for the organizationthat means so much to them.There’s still time to make adonation, go to www.lap-per2010.kintera.org.

Many thanks to DonnaKaiser, Lapper chair, and hervolunteer committee whomade everything happen:Sharon Simmons, PaulaCassaday, Jeri Fireoved,Sandra Kennedy, BonnieStebing, Judy Witte, Mary JoWolf, and Linda Bewley.

Thanks also to our wonderful sponsors: Hosts:

Kroger, Mattress Warehouse, PHP, Parkview Noble Hospital,Parkview Comprehensive Cancer Center, and Vera Bradley.

Sponsors:Brooks Construction, C. Henry Steel, Radiation OncologyAssociates, and Steel Dynamics.

Friends:Bewley & Koday, C. Philip Andorfer, Sycamore Village, PET Fusion Imaging, Cassaday Family, Roger R. Werling,Subway Systems, Tom M. Stafford, MD, MD ChoiceMedical, Bonnie & Ron Stebing, Grabill Cabinet,DeMoney-Grimes, Allstar Communications, Tower Trust,Mike’s Carwash, Pizza Hut of Fort Wayne, JAT of FortWayne, Mannia Green LLP, Rescare, and V102.9.

And our in-kind donors:Balloon Works, Keefer Printing, Parrot Press, Walmart, US 93.3.

agency staffCancer Services of Northeast Indiana Inc.6316 Mutual Drive • Fort Wayne, IN 46825

(260) 484-9560 • (866) 484-9560 Toll freewww.cancer-services.orgCarelines is a quarterly publication of Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana

Dianne May, President and CEO Gail Hamm, Program Director Amber Recker, Director of DevelopmentKathy Ryan, Accounting ManagerCheryl Dafforn, Volunteer CoordinatorLinda Bewley, Outreach CoordinatorPeter Albertson, Client AdvocateLeah Kneubuhler, Childrenʼs AdvocateBrandon Bower, Client AdvocateDenise Glasser, Client AdvocateMaureen Zink, Client AdvocateMarcia Reynolds, Finance AssistantKrista Smothermon, ReceptionistAllen Koehlinger, Client Equipment SpecialistMary Weiks, Client Equipment Specialist

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Mary Jo Wolfleads the walkers

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Care linesCaringTouch

A new massage program for people

with cancer

After much anticipation and planning, Cancer Servicesis pleased to unveil its new massage program, CaringTouch.

Twenty-three local, certified massage therapistsrecently completed an intensive, three-day training pro-gram with nationally-recognized trainer Tracy Walton,LMT, MS. As a part of that training, each have agreed toprovide 12 hours of volunteer time to Cancer Services tohelp launch Caring Touch for CSNI’s clients.

Beginning July 1, 30-minute massage appointmentswill be available to clients and caregivers. There is nocost for these massages. Current clients and their primarycaregiver may call an advocate at 484-9560 to schedule amassage. If a local cancer patient is not currently regis-tered with Cancer Services and would like to experiencean oncology massage, he or she may call for an intro-ductory session.

There is an explosion of interest in North Americaregarding the use of massage therapy as an adjunct to tra-ditional cancer treatments. What massage therapists andtheir cancer patient clients have known for years throughexperience is now being validated in medical researchstudies. Between 1900 and 1990, there was an average of31 citations per year in scientific literature referring tocancer and massage or oncology and massage. Thatnumber grew to 294 citations per year from 1991 to 2000,and 1,370 in 2008.

Numerous studies now link gentle, non-invasive mas-sage for cancer patients with significant reductions inpain, fatigue, nausea, depression, and anxiety. Studiesreport improvements in some or all of these symptomsby unexplained mechanisms following massage inter-ventions. It is probable that research will establish thatthe missing link between massage and cancer symptomimprovement is stress reduction. As any cancer patientwill tell you, having cancer is one of life's most stressfulexperiences. And stress magnifies negative health issues.Many people find massage is an antidote to stress. It fol-lows that many people find that massage can reducetheir symptoms.

Participate in your own healing. Feel and sense whatCaring Touch is all about.

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Love paper?CRAFTY?

Notes from May 13 Complementary CareConference

If you weren’t able to join us to hearDr. Loch Chandler and Dr. StephenChandler, slides and notes from theirpresentation are available as handouts.To request a copy contact Gail Hamm,484-9560 or ghamm@cancer-services.org.

Cancer Services is pleased towelcome Amber Recker as Directorof Development. Amber previouslyworked for Business People maga-zine, where she was the ExecutiveEditor. In her new role she will beresponsible for fundraising, specialevents, grant writing, donor rela-tions, public relations and socialmedia.

If you would like to be involved inone of our special events or helping spread the word aboutCancer Services’ good works, contact Amber, 484-9560 orarecker@cancer-services.org and find out how you can helpsupport local people with cancer.

Welcome Amber Recker Welcome Amber Recker

Cancer Services is looking for volunteers to createspecial cards for mailing to clients and family members.These cards are used for cheer messages, as well asacknowledgement of memorial gifts. Also in greatdemand are bookmarks for use with the resourcelibrary’s books as well as distribution at health fairs.

And of course, donations of special cardstock andpapers are much appreciated and will be passed on tothe volunteers making these cards and bookmarks.Contact Linda Bewley for more information, 484-9560 orlbewley@cancer-services.org.

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Bridging Troubled Waters Thursday, September 30

Annual Tribute DinnerMarriott Marquis Ballroom • 7pm

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was so comforting to meet with my Advocate and find outhow the organization could help me. Throughout my jour-ney, Cancer Services was there – supplying tape and band-ages and a hospital bed for when I returned home. Theyalso offered much needed emotional support. Even today,as a cancer survivor, when I walk through the front door ofCancer Services to volunteer, Ifeel peace and comfort.

I had a double mastectomyand reconstruction as scheduled.The morning of my surgery, mydaughter laid in the hospital bedwith me until they took me backto the operating room. As theyrolled me down the hall, I couldhear my daughter and my momtelling me they loved me. Thenext thing I knew, it was 10 ½hours later and I was in intensivecare. I had 8 drainage tubes, apain pump in my stomach, and I was hooked up to a mor-phine machine for pain. Along with having my breastsremoved, I had an incision from hip to hip. They used thefat, muscle, and tissue from my stomach to create my newbreasts.

After my hospital stay, I returned home to find a hos-pital bed set up in my living room, supplied by CancerServices. Because of the hip-to-hip incision, it was impos-sible for me to lie flat on my back. I believe the hospitalbed helped my recovery immensely. When I was fairlywell recovered from surgery, I began chemo. I was backat work and things were going as well as could be expect-ed. After several treatments, I developed Hand and FootSyndrome –a possible side effect of chemo. In April, my

employer let me go because I couldn’t perform the dutiesof my job. I clung to hope, faith, and the thought thatmaybe what I had been through could help someone elsesome day. My dear friends had a benefit for me in May,and I was able to finish my treatment without worryingabout how I was going to keep a roof over my head. I had

my final chemo treatment inJuly of last year with reconstruc-tion performed 2 weeks aftermy final treatment. After Iregained my physical strength, Istarted to look for work, startinga new job in October of 2009.

I’m now a one-year breastcancer survivor. From April of2008 to April of 2009, I wentthrough a devastating divorce,cancer, and the loss of my job.Today, I’m a woman of greathope. I have a heart full of grat-

itude and look for ways to give back every day. Do Istruggle at times? Yes. Am I sad at times because my bodyis scarred, my breasts have no sensation, and my life willnever be the same because I had cancer? Yes. At the sametime, the truth for me is this: what gives my life and thefact I had cancer meaning and purpose is being of serviceto others. Today, I’m a volunteer for Cancer Services. Ican’t think of a better way to change the liability of hav-ing cancer into an asset. I believe that great good cancome from great suffering. Most of all, I believe I wasstripped of everything so I could have a new foundationon which to build a new life. Next year, my beautifuldaughter will graduate from Purdue University and I willbe 50 and fabulous! Here’s to my new life!

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Life is a Journey, not a Destination...

Thursday, September 9, 20105:30—7:00 PM

Cancer Services Healing Arts Center, use East entrancePresenter:

Mischa Story, RD, Lutheran Hospital

Nutrition for symptom management...Simple tricks to increase appetite during cancer treatment

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Dedicated volunteers, Eugenia Wellman and Roger Reed

Eugenia “Jean” Wellmanhas been sewing bedpads forCancer Services for 51 years.Jean is a member of thesewing group at St. MatthewsLutheran Church and remem-bers that she first began mak-ing bedpads when she waspregnant with her daughterand the sewing group hosteda baby shower for her.

The St. Matthew’s grouprecently celebrated Jean’s

service there. The youngest member in the group,Sherry Monahan, used the bedpads to care for her for-mer mother-in-law and said how grateful they were forthem. She began sewing herself, then had to quit.When her mother, who was in charge of the group,was diagnosed with cancer, Sherry got some bedpadsfor her. After her mother passed away, she decided tobegin sewing again and rejoined the group as a wayof “giving back”.

Roger Reed is retired fromGeneral Electricand when he andhis wife aren’tbusy traveling, helikes to keep busydoing somethingwith his hands.After taking aclass at Jo-Ann’s,Roger learnedabout their special“Knitting Caps forCancer Day”. That day resulted in more than 100 chemocaps for local people with cancer. But, Roger didn’t stopthere, using a Knifty Knitter, he has made and donated135 chemo caps to Cancer Services of NortheastIndiana—and that’s in addition to the winter caps andscarves he makes and gives to local churches and com-munity organizations.

Thanks Jean and Roger! What you do makes a dif-ference for local people with cancer.

Eugenia Wellman

Roger Reed

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Cancer exercise is a form of fitness specificallydesigned for individuals currently in treatment orpost-treatment. The goal is not for participants togain muscle or to lose weight, but rather to builda stronger, healthier mind and body. Individualswith any level of exercise experience are welcomeand will find that this program is not an intenseworkout but a time to join others and be physical-ly active. Participants are able to stop if they feelfatigued and resume when they are ready. Eachsession will end in a cool down and finish withrelaxing breathing techniques. Family memberswelcome!

re-Energize! begins June 22.

Mornings EveningsWednesday & Friday Tuesday & Thursday 10:00a.m – 11:00a.m 6:00p.m - 7:00p.m

Cancer Services of Northeast IndianaHealing Arts Center • 6316 Mutual Drive • Fort Wayne, IN 46825

No cost. Space limited, please call to reserve your spot, 484-9560

re-Energize!

The Magical Things in LifeSurvivors Day 2010 was celebrated onJune 6 with a chocolate fountain, themagic and humor of Jim Barron, and aspecial message from volunteer and can-cer survivor Hermine Van Nuis. Theafternoon ended with a beautiful launchof balloons with heartfelt messages.

Survivors Day photos courtesy of Tim Perroud

Giving between 3/1/2010 - 5/31/2010

Ms. Monica AllisonMr. Roger ArtherhultsMr. Daniel AshbyDr. and Mrs. William C. AshmanMr. and Mrs. James M. Barrett IIIMr. Verlin A. BeckMr. Jim BenyaMs. Brenda S. Betley and Mr. Bill SlabachMr. Alfred BillianMr. Bruce D. BiselMr. and Mrs. Ron BonarMr. John E. BooksMrs. Barbara BostonMr. D.F. BrannonMr. and Mrs. Kenneth BrockwayMr. and Mrs. Gaylord BrooksMr. James BuroffMr. and Mrs. Richard E. BurwellMr. and Mrs. Donald BussickMr. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter

Mr. Aaron CastelMr. Jeremy CattaneoMrs. Reva CliftonMr. and Mrs. Darrin N. ColbartMs. Virginia CrickMrs. Pearl E. CurtisMrs. Carolyn DarnellMs. Vernita EarlyMs. Tamra Edwards BerningMr. and Mrs. William ElseaMs. Diane EnsignR. D. and Mary EsmondMs. Helen EspinosaMr. Frank FenkerDr. and Mrs. Steven E. FisherMr. and Mrs. Tim FreyGabriel Station - USPS EmployeesMr. and Mrs. Chris GomezRae and Ron GontermanMs. Jamie GunderMr. and Mrs. Jeff HamiltonMrs. Linda HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Dave Hamman

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Foundation & Trust GivingGiving between 3/1/2010 - 5/31/2010

American Express FoundationCommunity Foundation of Greater Fort WayneDeKalb County Community FoundationDonald C. Jones Family FoundationEvelyn Moore Gasper EstateGE FoundationHesemeyer FoundationLela M. Fetters TrustThe Lutheran FoundationMacy's FoundationNoble County Community FoundationParkview Hospital FoundationParkview Noble HospitalParkview Whitley HospitalPoinsatte-Altman FoundationRonald G. Repka Foundation, Inc.St. Joseph Community Health FoundationThe Lutheran FoundationThe Wells County Foundation, Inc.Wells Comm Health Svcs Fdn Auxiliary

Corporate and Organizational DonorsGiving between 3/1/2010 - 5/31/2010

Allen County Combined Federal CampaignBelmont BeverageClear Lake Lutheran ChurchCustom Maintenance, Inc.Fort Financial Credit UnionGreatbatch MedicalHabitat Commercial & Residential DesignInternational PaperLutheran Hospital of IndianaMessiah Evangelical Lutheran ChurchParkview Health SystemsPine Valley Country ClubSt. Joe Township Farm BureauState Employees Community CampaignSwiss Re Life & Health America, IncThe Rogers CompanyTowne House Retirement CommunityUnited Way of Allen CountyUnited Way of Central IndianaUnited Way of DeKalb County, Inc.United Way of Huntington CountyUnited Way of Jay Co.United Way of Tri-StateUnited Way of Wells CountyWells Fargo Community Support Campaign

DOES YOUR EMPLOYER MATCH CHARITABLE GIFTS?Some corporations support the causes and organizations most important to theiremployees by providing matching financial contributions or a contributionbased on volunteer time spent. Gifts like these can really add up. Ask yourhuman resources department to see if your employer offers a plan like this.

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SAVE THE DATE UPCOMING EVENTS FRIDAY, October 153rd Annual Bust A Move @ Masonic TempleDoors open at 6pm, Auction begins @ 7:30Tickets $10, Available at Cancer Serviceswww.fwderbygirls.com/bustamove

SATURDAY, October 16 Beat BC 5K

Central Noble High SchoolRegistration 7:30-8:00 am

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Mr. Carl HarberMs. Rebecca Lynn HarrisMr. and Mrs. Warren HendryxMr. Michael HimesMrs. Ok C. HongMr. and Mrs. Phillip HowardMs. Angela J. HullMr. and Mrs. Donald C. JonesMr. and Mrs. John JuddMr. and Mrs. Charles E. KelloggMr. and Mrs. John KokosaMr. and Mrs. James KrauskopfMr. and Mrs. Albert J. KruseDr. William A. Kunkel IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard G. LainMr. Alex LawStephanie L. LeFebvreMr. Bruce A. LovellMs. Christina M. LovellMrs. Patricia I. MacWhorterMr. and Mrs. Scott McCampbellMr. and Mrs. Frederick E. McNultyMen's Aux Post 6236Miss Beverly I. MericleMr. Brook MerrifieldTami and John MizzellMr. and Mrs. Richard MullMr. Venkat S. NarayanMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. NiezerMr. William H. OberwitteMrs. Catherine PattonMrs. Donna H. PeeblesPine Valley Country ClubDr. and Mrs. James R. PlattMrs. Margaret C. PowersMr. and Mrs. Tom PutmanMr. and Mrs. Gregory RorickMr. and Mrs. Ron RuichMr. and Mrs. Tim RyanMrs. Helen SchmidtMrs. Erna SchmidtkeMrs. Helene L. SchwehnMr. Robert A. SeslarMrs. Kelley SillawayMs. Shirley SmithAngel SpencerMrs. Melodie SprungerMr. and Mrs. Paul H. SteinMs. Altalee StellhornMs. Lavada StieglitzDr. Katherine Posther SugarmanMr. Alan D. SwimMr. and Mrs. Hank ThissenMr. Matthew VachonDr. Hermine J. van NuisMs. Ilse VendraminMs. Christine A. VolkertMs. Pepper WellsMrs. Rosemary WestrickMr. and Mrs. James WiegmanDr. Christopher Zee-Cheng and Dr. BarbaraNohinekMs. Rozella ZimmermanMrs. Doris J. Zwick

All Cancer PatientsMr. and Mrs. Jerry L. HartmanBuzz & Emilie BruceMs. Janice FoltzDavid & Yvonne FeeMr. and Mrs. Steven RodkeyDarlene M. MartinMrs. Rita AmidonJoseph C. MuhlerMr. and Mrs. Joe LaudadioGail MungovanMrs. Anna Marie JohnstonDonald & Beatrice ReedDr. and Mrs. Donald N. Reed, Jr.RembrandtDr. Hermine J. van NuisSarah A. RettigMr. and Mrs. Evan GrotematVicki Ann SmileyMs. Shirley TillotsonLesa R. StoneShady NookKristin L. ThieleMrs. Donna J. MillerEvonne ValenticMr. and Mrs. Mark A. Beck

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Frederick L. HoffmanMrs. Susan K. HoffmanPamela S. HollingerAnonymousMr. and Ms. Terry BerndtMr. David BrockiMrs. Mary BrownMr. Bry and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Richard ClevelandMr. and Mrs. Richard ConrowMr. and Mrs. Todd CusterMs. Margaret FarringtonMr. and Mrs. Andy GiegoldMr. and Mrs. Mike HaneyMr. and Mrs. Scott HaneyMr. and Mrs. Paul HargartenMr. and Mrs. Larry HarroldMr. and Mrs. Art HerrickMs. Debra HolbrookMr. and Mrs. Wilber HollingerMr. and Mrs. Phillip KleberMr. and Mrs. Albert ManellaMs. Erin McKeeverMr. and Mrs. Randell MillerMr. and Mrs. Jerry ReedMs. Eva ReffnerMr. and Mrs. Tim RoehrsMr. and Mrs. Ellsworth SaxerMrs. Betty ThielMary Ruth HortonCSNI Board of DirectorsHoward J. HowellMrs. Mary HowellLarry R. JefferiesMs. Joni ColeMr. and Mrs. Brian CookMr. and Mrs. Brian CrawfordDeKalb County Community FoundationMr. and Mrs. Andrew DircksenMr. and Mrs. Norm GramsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth HehmanMr. and Mrs. Brian HouserMr. and Mrs. Gregory HouserMr. and Mrs. Bob JefferiesMr. and Mrs. Jeff KleemanMr. and Mrs. Roger KrehlMrs. Virginia LaddMr. and Mrs. Bruce LeVasseurMr. and Mrs. John MahoneyMr. and Mrs. Sean MarlowMs. Carol McNabbMs. Carolyn SlackMr. and Mrs. Donald SmithLawrence JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Donald G. HartigDavid L. JonesAdvanced Mechanical Services, IncAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Randolph L. BandorMr. and Mrs. Douglas BraggMr. and Mrs. Patrick CarrMr. and Mrs. Ronald ChemaskoEmployees of RMP Powertrain Solutions, IncMs. Pamela GorrellMrs. Edna M. HanselMs. Judith JonesMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. KesslerMr. and Mrs. Steven KortokraxMr. and Mrs. Elmer LauerMr. and Mrs. Al D. LesterMr. and Mrs. Don MillerMr. and Mrs. Keith NallyMr. and Mrs. Larry RefnerMs. Karen UetrechtNorman E. KlingerMr. and Mrs. Joe BowserMr. and Ms. Rodney BryantThe DeHayes GroupMr. and Mrs. David HuguenardIUE-CWA Local #963Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lubomirski, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald StoneburnerBen H. KreighWilliam and Sara HatlemMs. Carol KreighIrina L. KutsenokAnonymousDr. and Dr. Mark A. HochstetlerMr. and Mrs. Dennis L. ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Steven SarratoreMs. Paula ThompsonChristopher LarkoMr. and Mrs. Thomas Ables

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Marion L. MilkerMs. Alicia L. MilkerJudith A. MillerAnonymousMr. and Ms. Terry BerndtMs. LeAnn DavisMr. and Mrs. Frank HudsonMr. and Mrs. Gary L. KimpelMr. and Mrs. Jerry KochEmployees of Nucor FastenerMiley S. MyersClassic Manor AssociationMr. John DudashMs. Josephine Jones KingMr. David MyersMaynard A. NehringMr. and Mrs. Jean S. SpringerJane E. NesMr. and Mrs. Bradley BloomfieldCharles H. NewbrandMr. and Mrs. Jean S. SpringerJames W. OldhamGeneral Credit UnionDelmar and Violet OrtMr. John Heilman IIIGerald PattersonMr. and Mrs. Dan MauricioRobert C. PetersMr. and Mrs. James CrosbyPaul H. PettigrewAnonymousMs. Elaine BeardMs. Arlene J. Briggs-RexMr. and Mrs. George EasterdayMr. and Mrs. Claude OusleyMr. and Mrs. Phillip L. PettigrewMr. Ralph PlattMs. Mary Ann RanlyMr. and Mrs. Kevin WhitakerMs. Mary M. WilhelmMs. Helen L. Witte

Judy PrideMr. Paul J. SavageWillliam O. PylesMrs. Maggie L. PylesBilly O. ReiffMs. Angela HoffmanFreda ReinkingMr. and Mrs. Kevin ManningJames E. RobinsonMs. Suanne M. RobinsonJoyce RothenhoferMr. and Mrs. Larry K. RothenhoferHelen SchrimshawMr. and Mrs. John White, Sr.Charlotte ScottMr. and Mrs. Carl BaermannMr. Robert W. DoveMr. and Mrs. Dick KeeleMrs. Helen MillerMrs. Violet SchultzMs. Mary L. SpiceDavid SharpeMrs. Sylvia L. HindsAllison A. SilkMrs. Dorothy M. VogelgesangAlbert E. SmithAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Ryan L. BarnettMr. and Mrs. Jerry J. McMakenMr. and Mrs. Claude OusleyClarence E. SmithMrs. Hazel L. SmithElisabeth SnyderF.O.E. #248 Ladies AuxiliaryJack SnyderMr. and Mrs. Albert WilkesTony StanskiMs. Janice StanskiCheryl A. StewardMr. Dennis Steward

Patricia M. ThomasMs. Linda BrownMr. and Mrs. Ted FosterMrs. Sally HarrodMr. Michael KibbeyMr. and Mrs. Michael OdleMr. and Mrs. Kirk SchmidtSarah M. ThorntonMr. Donald ThorntonElizabeth L. ThurberMs. Elaine CowenDiane M. TsiguloffMr. Leonard P. KnechtDoris and James VachonMs. Diane VachonCathee VerduceMr. and Mrs. David ScudderMr. and Mrs. Michael StrattonMr. and Mrs. Scott StuckyEileen J. WhippoMr. Stan WhippoStanley A. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Michael CesarioMs. E Ellen LashPatricia A. WilsonMrs. Jeanne R. SchouweilerEugene E. WoodsFraternal Order of Eagles Ladies' AuxiliaryE. Irene WorthingtonMr. and Mrs. Dale BernardMr. and Mrs. Stanley SchenherMr. and Mrs. Marvin L. SkellyMr. and Mrs. L A. Wentzel

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