Good News Waseca May 2013

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A New Face at the WAC
JANUARY/FEBRUARY, 2016
Volume 3, Issue 8
stock I was accepted as a football lineman, a heavy weight
wrestler and a shot-putter. My
size gave me the popularity but
it was the nerds in the art room
that got my attention and devotion. I watched a lot of Saturday morning cartoons. Went
to Mankato State University as
one of the first football /artists.
Most of my professors from college have now become my
mentors as a director at Owatonna Arts Center and the
Waseca Art Center they are my
best resource. In the arts we
can’t hurt each other…only
help. Beside MSU I spent two
years in the animation department of Walt Disney in Florida
as an apprentice in animation
during the “Beauty and the
Beast” time frame. My influences are Walt Disney, Salvador Dali, and Gary Larson
(cartoonist of the FAR SIDE.)”
(continued on page 2)
“Know thyself”, “be responsible for thyself”,
and thusly “heal thyself”!
Scott Roberts and Family
By Mike Parry
So I heard at coffee that
there was a new face at the
Waseca Arts Council. I sent
Scott Roberts an e-mail and
asked him to tell us about
“Him” and where he came
from? Here’s what Scott had
to say. “I moved to Mankato
when I was a sophomore in
High School from Appleton WI.
Being from good mid western
Masters
Linda Roemhildt
Blain and Jody Nelson
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By Mike Parry
Writing stories for Antonio and the Good
News Magazine has brought me to meet
many different folks and businesses. Last
week I walked into the new location of Healing Hands Wellness Group. Now located at
201 South State Street in Waseca. As I
walked in I could not get over the beauty of
the building and the aroma of calmness and
relaxation.
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So tell me what are your goals
for the Waseca Arts Council? “I
need people to understand
that art is personal. Not everything that the WAC has will fit
everyone's idea of what is their
idea of art. But we also try to
educate what you may see as
not your cup of tea might be
exactly what the person next to
you sees as the perfect piece.
My goal is to show how art is in
every part of the community
and is that small part of everything that makes us happy. It’s
called quality of life.” Scott
stated. “As far as what I need
to reach my goals for the WAC,
if I said money it would be
cliché. What I need is PEOPLE!
Volunteers, members and patrons. This is not the “Art World
According to Scott” this is the
Waseca County and Southern
Minnesota Arts community. I
will do my best to open the
communities’ eyes and also
hopefully surprise them.”
I love the enthusiasm. Take
time to visit the WAC.
Celebrating 25 Yrs. in Business
A New Face
at the WAC
(continued from page 1)
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While I was selling pizza by the
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That’s where I found out that
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ask why?
“We have been looking to diversify for awhile. We looked at
a number of options but never
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When Snap corporate decided to sell the local location
it immediately piqued our interest. It is obviously tied in to the
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and thusly
“heal thyself”!
Something we can all enjoy
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I’m impressed I thought to myself. What a wonderful remodel job! I reached the front
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out.
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by Jane Dunn and Linda Grant.
Jane Dunn had previously
started her own business in
1991 as a massage therapist.
The concept was based on inspiration from Dunn’s Aunt
Helen Dooley who was a naturopath and registered nurse in
California. Every time Jane
wanted to leave Waseca, her
Aunt Helen repeatedly told her
that, “Waseca needs to be
healed and that is what you
are called to do”.
In 2002 Dunn, who also had
experience in the death industry as a funeral director, pooled
resources with Grant who had
been the Director of the local
Hospice program. The idea of
having a group of alternative
complementary practitioners
that shared a common space
was born! Grant went to massage school and joined Dunn
as a healing practitioner. Hua
Zhu, a licensed acupuncturist
was the first to join the group.
Hua also holds a medical degree and was a physician in
China. Jane Coleman was the
next to join. Her role was that
of a naturopath working with
holistic nutrition education. Unfortunately, her stay with the
group was short and that role
has been vacant until the present moment and is being resurrected by Tracy Jevning. In
2012 Theresa Welna began to
offer yoga services with Healing Hands; and that transitioned to Mollie Gfrerer and
Tracy Jevning as they became
the yoga instructors. Healing
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classes taught by Char Hesby,
OSF and threading (hair removal) provided by Barb Harvath.
Anne Byron, Jackie
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energy healing via Reiki.
Healing
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and in 2005 purchased and
moved to the historic Dr. Olejein home on North State
Street. The Mission Statement
defining Healing Hands Wellness Group is, “Providing individuals with an opportunity to
take responsibility for their own
health and well-being, mind,
body and spirit.”
I asked Jane how did Awaken
Vibrance come into the picture. “Tracy was a long-time
supporter of the Healing Hands
Yoga program. As mentioned
before, she and Mollie eventually became the primary instructors. As we all got to know
each other Linda and I expressed a desire to invite Tracy
to “play together” when she
finished her Master’s Degree in
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the building and recreating a
space conducive to a wellness
center. After much consideration Linda and I agreed that
this would be a great opportunity for expansion and growth
of our business and wellness in
this community. The goal of
the merging is to continue to
give the Waseca area and opportunity to BE WELL!” Jane
stated.
I wanted to find out a bit
more about Awaken Vibrance
so I asked Tracy Jevning to explain. By the way, Tracy is a
trained Yoga teacher; Reiki II
certified and has a Master of
Science in Health and Nutrition
Education.
Tracy said, “I
wanted to create a holistic
health center that offered a
dedicated yoga studio, holistic
health and nutrition consulting,
corporate wellness, meditation
and specialty classes and
practitioners for our region. It
was a good fit to share the
space of a newly created holistic health center with Healing
Hands because our vision of
helping people be well was the
same.” Jevning went on to
say, “So many people are not
feeling well, don’t have energy, can’t sleep at night, are
stressed out and eating nutrient
poor foods that are causing
chronic illness and disease.
When it comes to health and
wellness the whole person must
always be considered. Balancing our mind, body, spirit, emotions is essential to striving
towards optimal health. We
cannot separate one from the
other and be truly vibrant and
thriving.”
The new center is located at
201 South State Street in
Waseca.
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plants, is decisively associated
with health promotion and disease prevention.”
There is a growing wave of scientific evidence that the more
plants you can eat, the healthier you are! It’s because plants
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January 29-February 28 and March 26, 2016
JAN. 29-FEB. 28 and MARCH 26
Bingo at BARDEN’S - Waseca - Mondays @ 6:30 November 2nd through March 14
Bingo at BOTTOMS UP -Waseca - Fridays @ 6:00 November 6th through March 18 and Annual Event March 26th.
Bingo at DOG HOUSE - Janesville - Tuesdays @ 7:00 November 3rd through March 15
GOLD STAR BAND at the dinner/dance Friday - February 12 at The Waseca VFW Club
$1,750 FROSTY CONTEST - 19th Annual
Sponsored by: CULLIGAN, LATHAM PLACE, iWEALTH - Brad Connors, DOMINO’S, MEDIACOM, LAKE SHORE INN, MELCHER’S POWER VAC
$1,750 MEDALLION CONTEST - 19th Annual
Sponsored by: WASECA HY-VEE, CHARLIE’S HARDWARE, WASECA COUNTY NEWS, FIRST NATIONAL BANK, KOWZ/KORN RADIO, WASECA VFW
CLUB POST 1642, DANES BODY WORKS
JESSE JAMES GANG and ELM CREEK COWBOYS ENTERTAINMENT GROUP Sponsored by: THE ROUNDBANK and ROUNDBANK INSURANCE
CANNON OLD WEST SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP Sponsored by: WELLS FARGO, SUBURBAN FURNITURE and McDONALD’S
FRIDAY JANUARY 29 through SUNDAY JANUARY 31:
15TH ANNUAL PEEWEE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT At the Waseca Community Arena
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6:
Bean Bag Tournament - 1:00 pm - teams register at Club 57 - prizes all day
CLUB 57 - Kegs and eggs 8:00AM - Bloody Mary Bar and breakfast buffet
STARFIRE EVENT CENTER: Bean Bag Tournament - 1:00 pm - teams register at Club 57 - prizes all day
MIKE FILZEN Memorial Snowmobile Ride: Start from Boat House Grill & Bar at 10a.m. Ride makes several stops (6) around Waseca area and ret urns to Boat
House.
7th ANNUAL BRIDGE CARD TOURNAMENT at the Waseca Senior Citizen’s Center
1:00pm - $6.00 entry fee. Registration required - bring partner. Contact Phone#: 507-835-1945
SLEIGH & CUTTER ICE PLUNGE “ Plunge For Hunger”- Canceled - see you next year
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10:
ICE SCULPTING: In front of new Public Safety Building (Waseca Police and Fire Departments). Sponsored by: AG POWER, BOATHOUSE GRILL & BAR,
WASECA AREA FOUNDATION, WASECA VFW CLUB POST 1642, STATE FARM - Gloria Butler, WALMART, QUAD GRAPHIC S
and the http://sleighandcutterfestival.org/index.html
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 11:
ICE SCULPTING In front of Waseca Public Safety Building.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12:
ICE SCULPTING: Last full day of sculpting - come to view the sculptors creative chain saws at work - In front of Waseca Public Safety Building.
17TH ANNUAL CHILDREN’S COLORING CONTEST
Grades K-4 draw winter scenes. Art is displayed at the Waseca VFW Club
SLEIGH & CUTTER DINNER
Held at the Waseca VFW Club 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm; Menu = 12 oz. Lau’s stuffed pork chop, mashed potatoes/gravy, mixed vegetables, salad and dinner roll; $14.00.
Purchase tickets from any http://sleighandcutterfestival.org/index.html member, or at the door. Mea t & seafood raffles.
DANCE GOLD STAR BAND at the Waseca VFW Club - 8:30 pm to close. Admission is free with paid dinner ticket - $5.00 cover charge for all others.
MISS WASECA COUNTY SLEIGH AND CUTTER - Drew Trahms
MISS SOUTH CENTRAL - Alyssa Crum
MISS WASECA COUNTY SLEIGH AND CUTTER OUTSTANDING TEEN - Megan Lentz
MISS SOUTH CENTRAL OUTSTANDING TEEN - Annika Kovar
SLEIGH AND CUTTER PRINCESSES
19TH ANNUAL FROSTY AND MEDALLION CONTESTS winners announced at 9:30 pm
Waseca Sleigh
& Cutter Festival
January 29-February 28 and March 26, 2016
SLEIGH & CUTTER PARADE
START TIME: 12:00 noon.Parade starts from the Waseca County Fairgrounds and runs through downtown Waseca.
PARADE ATTRACTIONS/GRAND MARSHALS:
MISS WASECA COUNTY SLEIGH AND CUTTER - Drew Trahms • MISS SOUTH CENTRAL - Alyssa Crum • MISS WASECA COUNTY SLEIGH AND
CUTTER OUTSTANDING TEEN - Megan Lentz • MISS SOUTH CENTRAL OUTSTANDING TEEN - Annika Kovar • SLEIGH AND CUTTER PRINCESSES
Jessie James Gang • Cannon Old West Society and Elm Creek Cowboys will perform prior to parade.
25TH ANNUAL WASECA SENIOR CITIZEN’S PFEFFER CARD TOURNAMENT: Held at 308 North State Street. Open to the public.
10AM start - cost $2.00 per person.
8TH ANNUAL SLEIGH & CUTTER CURLING BONSPIEL
Curling on Clear Lake by the Boat House Grill & Bar ; Register at the Boat House Grill & Bar by 7:30 am - games start at 8:00am. $140 per team, 2 game guarantee.
Contact Shawn @ 507-833-4065 mailto:[email protected] http://www.wasecacurling.org/
WASECA VFW CLUB: Enjoy an evening of http://sleighandcutterfestival.org/index.html fun at the VFW Club.
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 16:
10TH ANNUAL FREE FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT: Sponsored by CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS (formally Enventis) - The movie,Disney Pixar
INSIDE OUT starts at 6:30 pm at the Waseca Central Building Auditorium. Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
KRUGER MEMORIAL VINTAGE SNOWMOBILE RACE held on Clear Lake by the BOAT HOUSE GRILL & BAR. Featuring a ‘440 OPEN MOD
SHOOTOUT’ Registration 8AM to 10:30AM Race starts shortly after registration. Contact Tony Kruger 507-461-0177 or visit wasecavintageicedrags.com
CRIBBAGE CARD TOURNAMENT at the WASECA VFW CLUB POST 1642 - Start 1:00pm; $10 per player.
MN SKYDIVERS JUMP AT 11:00 am: Tandem jumps available call @ 507-837-9350 or visit http://www.southernminnesotaskydiving.com/ for more information
VINTAGE SNOWMOBILE SHOW
Sponsored by Waseca County Trail Association and Sno Secas. Show 9am to 1pm in front of the Boat Ho use Grill & Bar. Contact Seth Lanager 507-837-9230 or
Mark Wolff 507-835-9230 or Jessie Shaffer 507-340-5530.
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 21:
FARMAMERICA Winter S & C Fest- brunch 10AM to 2:00PM.. Ride the Pioneer Trail - horse drawn units. Games, bon-fire and more. Contacts: 507-835-2052
or 507-340-5530.
13th ANNUAL DIABETES GOLF TOURNAMENT: Sponsored by the Boat House Grill & Bar. Contact Del or Amber @ 507 835 2419 to preregister - limited to
84 teams. 18 hole tournament starts at 9AM in front of the Boat House Grill & Bar. Family tee times, music, prizes and much more. Donations to the American
Diabetes Association and Waseca Sleigh & Cutter Festival.
EUCHRE CARD TOURNAMENT: Held at BARDEN’S BAR in Waseca. 1:00pm start; 100% payback; Signup at BARDEN’S. Call Shane for mor e info: 507835-5343
WALDORF VINTAGE SNOWMOBILE RUN: Meet at Jacob Bluhm’s before noon 7806 250th Avenue New Richland. Ride starts at 12:00 Noon - stop at Carl’s
Bar - N R Liquor - travel trails to Waldorf and back to Bluhm’s. Contact Jacob: 507-461-1758.
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 28:
4 K RUN: “All gave some - some gave All” 4K Run honoring local veterans. 8:00AM start at 4 Seasons - continues around Loon Lake and back. Register at 4
Seasons - $30 fee. All you can eat pancake breakfast after run. Contact 507-835-5267.
SATURDAY MARCH 26:
12TH ANNUAL SLEIGH & CUTTER CHILDREN’S DREAM CATCHER A fund raiser for children with life threatening conditions in the Waseca area.
Sponsored by the http://sleighandcutterfestival.org/index.html . Event held at BOTTOMS UP 108 SOUTH STATE STREET. Bingo starts at 2:00pm - 15 games
- large blackout. Meat raffles, silent and live auctions. Sleigh & Cutter members and volunteers will have their awesome baked goods on the auction.
DISCLAIMER: The Waseca Sleigh & Cutter Festival Association, Inc. does not assume or accept duty or responsibility for safety at this event in regard to participants or any third parties
or for animals or other property thereof.
CLIMB Theatre
at
TEAM Academy
By Jill Courtney,
Director
CLIMB Theatre visited our
school this week! Their mission
is to create and perform plays,
classes, and other creative
works that inspire and propel
people–especially young people–toward actions that bene-
fit themselves, each other, and
the community. We were able
to bring CLIMB Theatre to TEAM
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through a grant from the E.F.
Johnson
Foundation
in
Waseca. Our students loved
the performance in their classrooms. Each classroom got to
participate in a 40 minute class
about self-control. Grades K-3
learned about a boy named
Joey and his first day of school.
Joey had a rough first day and
acted out for the students
some of the things he did. The
students were able to explain
to him the mistakes he made
and how to show better selfcontrol. Grades 4-6 worked in
groups to brainstorm situations
at home, school, the lunchroom, and the library where
they needed self-control. Then
they practiced how to stop
and think before they reacted.
The students enjoyed having
CLIMB Theatre at school and
they really took a lot away from
the presentations. This is the
second year we have been
able to have CLIMB Theatre
visit our school using a grant
from the E.F. Johnson Foundation and it is something we
hope to continue!
A Downtown
Facelift
By Mike Parry
Each week as I travel to different communities with Grandpa
Mike’s Pizza Rig I’ve been noticing one community that is having a face lift in its downtown
area.
I’m talking about
Janesville. I talked with Aaron
King, King Construction about
the projects. He’d told me how
great it was to see new begin-
nings in downtown Janesville
and was proud to be the con-
tractor. He thought I should
speak with Brando McCabe so
I talked with Brandon McCabe,
City Planner and he was excited by the fact that UC Labs
unified three store fronts downtown and then Patton, Halverson & Berg reviltilized a building
just a block north.
Since 1927
Dane Schendel, Owner
www.danesmn.com
• Full Service Autobody Shop
• Over 25 Years Experience
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200 E 1st St.
Janesville, MN 56048
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Both applied under the small
city grants program which unfortunately has expired On a
posititive note, the Janesville
EDC (Economic Development
Corportation) is working to con-
tinue such a program. Brandon
stated, “It helps tremendously
with community growth and a
business friendly atmosphere
downtown. Currently we are
working with BP for a second location as gas station, convenience grocery store at the south
end of town. All this helps
pulled travelers off Highway 14
into town.”
I get excited when I see businesses re-investing in their local
small town communities.
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By Tim Penny
There are several things I’m
looking forward to in 2016:
Southern Minnesota Initiative
Foundation (SMIF), along with
the five other Minnesota Initiative Foundations are all celebrating our 30th Anniversary,
SMIF will be wrapping up our
strategic plan, and we’ll continue
to
foster
recently
launched programs.
My 2015
Gratitude List
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Amidst all these forward-looking lists, I feel it’s also prudent to
pause to list things we have to
be grateful for from this past
year. Here is my 2015 Gratitude
List:
1. SMIF’s work toward a more
equitable, inclusive southern
Minnesota. We partnered with
Blandin Foundation and Bush
Foundation this summer to offer
a Leadership in Ethnically Diverse Communities workshop
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series to deepen relationships
across ethnic differences. Additionally, we received funding
from Minnesota’s Department
of Employment and Economic
Development to launch The
Prosperity Initiative, intended to
increase the capacity of minority-owned businesses.
2. The expansion of SMIF’s
Quality Child Care Program.
With additional funding from
the Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation of Minnesota, Otto Bremer
Foundation,
Mardag
Foundation, and Medica Foundation, SMIF will now be able to
offer trainings for child care
providers in 14 of our 20 counties.
3. The Foundation’s First Inaugural Early Childhood Care
Conference.
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201 2nd Street Northeast
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(507) 835-4844
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201 16th Avenue S.E.
Waseca, MN
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We welcomed over 300 child
care providers to Owatonna
this fall to ensure they received
training to maintain their continuing education credits. Our
future generation depends on
educated, equipped caregivers.
4. The Entrepreneurial Bridge
Conference & Banquet. This
event brought together 125 individuals from 50 high-growth,
high-potential southern Minnesota businesses for networking and workshops at the
Hormel Historic Home in Austin
this fall. Already, one new Peer
Network has emerged from this
conference, focused on the
food sector.
5. The strengthening of SMIF’s
CC
local foods work. Supporting
local foods is a key component
to diversifying our region’s
economy. SMIF once again
was a lead sponsor for the 2nd
Annual Feast! Local Foods Marketplace held at the Rochester
Mayo Civic Center. This year it
drew more than 1,500 people
and 100 exhibitors, and 70 buyers.
6. The collaborative spirit of
southern Minnesota leaders
and residents. Our first Regional
Community Growth Initiative
spurred some great collaborative projects among the smaller
communities
surrounding
Rochester, notably SE MN Together’s work to address the
workforce shortage already affecting our region.
7. The ideal weather throughout the spring, summer and fall
led to a boom year for our region’s farmers and our rural
economies.
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This month of January, 2016, brings us to introduce another of our
long-time residents, Irene Oliver.
Irene was born Irene Mary Oliver, January 31st 1916, during a
snowstorm in Iowa. If you paid attention to the date, that was 1 0 0
years ago!!! Her family moved from Iowa to Waseca when she was
5 years old and she has been here ever since. She had 2 brothers
and 2 sisters when her mother passed away. Irene was 9 at the time.
Her father remarried, and along with her step-mother’s baby boy,
soon came 2 more 1/2 siblings. Her father passed away when she
was 16.
Irene grew up on a farm and attended Sacred Heart School. After
graduation, she went on to community college in Mankato, where
she learned bookkeeping and shorthand. She then worked for
Borgen Chevrolet, Dr. Swenson (36 Years), and then another car
dealer, Hasselquist Pontiac Buick, in Waseca until she decided to
retire. (She says that she seems to be putting everyone out of
business!)
Over the years, Irene has spent time with friends playing bridge,
dancing, going to the theatre and traveling the 50 states and
beyond.
In July of 2005, Irene’s loved ones thought that it would be a good
idea for her to move to a retirement community, and we are glad
to say that she picked Colony Court! She says she likes it here
because there are so many options for living arrangements and she
can get assistance if she ever needs it.
When asked what her secret is to living to be 100, she said, îA
positive attitudeî.
I think it’s that and the fact that she still goes to the gym 3 times a
week!
We’re so glad to have you here, Irene!
Diane L Beckmann,
LUTCF, FICF, CLTC®
Financial Associate
[email protected]
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My 2015
Gratitude List
8. An informative regional bus
tour to our four westernmost
counties: Brown, Faribault, Martin, and Watonwan. Our Board
members from those counties
did a great job of lining up residents, businesses, and educators to give the Foundation’s
staff and Board a chance to listen in on areas of concern and
opportunity.
9. The fact that SMIF’s donor
base continues to be a source
of strength for the Foundation;
the Entrepreneur Fund hit $1
million with the support of
many long-standing financial
partners. We also strive to be
good stewards of the dollars
entrusted to us holding our administrative costs to 10%.
10. The good health of good
company. As Annie Dillard
said, “How we spend our days
is how we spend our lives.” I
feel fortunate to spend my
days surrounded by a loving
family, a dedicated staff and
Board, and many regional
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