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2012 Volume 3
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Harvesting the Spirit
sip, savor and support Lambs Farm
inside:
page 2:
Letter from
the President
and CEO
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“The Great Stone
Flood”
Lambs Farm’s 2012 annual benefit welcomed guests to the
magnificent Winter Garden at the Chicago Public Library Harold Washington Library Center.
Some 300 guests were treated to
delectable dining, great musical
entertainment, and a host of ways to
support Lambs Farm.
Chef Jimmy Bannos included culinary
creations from two of his restaurants,
The Purple Pig and Heaven on Seven.
And, Jimmy wasn’t the only special guest
on hand at this
year’s benefit - Mr.
Cub Ernie Banks
also joined in the
celebration.
The evening started
with a tasty selection
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of hors d’oeuvres
Foursomes beat the
followed by offerings
heat at annual golf day
from three different
As part of the
food stations
program, Lambs
paired with either
Farm honored
craft beer from
Jeffrey Tomaszek
Chicago’s
Jeff Tomaszek, Living Legacy Award
with the 2012 Living
Revolution
Helping people with
recipient, is joined by staff members
Legacy Award
developmental disabilities
Brewery
Vicky Raier and Kelly Czyzowicz.
lead productive, happy lives
for embodying
or one
and connecting with the
the vision of our Co-Founders that,
of two fine wines.
human spirit in us all.
given the opportunity, people with
One special station,
developmental disabilities could become
hosted by Celebrity
www.lambsfarm.org
our mission:
(Continued on page 3)
“The Great
Stone Flood”
Friday, July 6, will go down in
the history of Lambs Farm as
the day of the Great Stone
Apartments Flood, when a
sprinkler burst in the attic and
water began flooding hallways
and apartments, setting off
alarms. Residents immediately
evacuated the building as the
Fire Department arrived. The
Facility Management staff
quickly assessed the damage
(which was significant), our
insurance company was called,
and restoration experts were on
the scene within a few hours to
dry out the building.
The Residential Department
took charge of the residents’
needs, and plans were made
for them to ”camp out” in the
gym for the weekend until it
could be determined how long
it would take to restore the
building. It was estimated that it
would take at least two weeks
to return Stone Apartments
to its pre-flood condition.
Arrangements were made
for the residents to stay at a
local hotel, for transportation
routes to be adjusted, and for
the Magnolia Cafe & Bakery to
provide dinners and packed
lunches for those who would be
temporarily “homeless.”
While restoration work was
being completed, Residential
staff cleaned apartments,
disposed of food, and removed/
cleaned linens.
Our Agency Disaster Plan was
put to the test, and everything
worked out fine. Schedules were
maintained and everyone moved
back on July 22.
To commemorate their once-ina-lifetime experience, each Stone
Apartments resident received a
t-shirt proclaiming “I survived the
Great Stone Apartments Flood of
2012.”
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From the
President and CEO’s desk...
In 2011, as part of our 50th Anniversary celebration,
we established the Living Legacy Award recognizing
Participants who embody the vision of our Co-Founders.
Among the
many things
our CoFounders
believed
possible for
people with
developmental
disabilities was
that they could,
given the opportunity, become
contributing members of society.
The remarkable men and women
of Lambs Farm work diligently
every day just to be the best they
can be; and, it is our responsibility
to provide them with the
programming that will give them
every opportunity to flourish.
Over the years, many have
learned to create opportunities for
themselves. This year’s recipient of
the Living Legacy Award has done
just that.
Jeffrey Tomaszek has been at
Lambs Farm since 1981, lives in
one of our community homes,
and works at the U.S. Navy Lodge.
He is actively involved in our
Recreation program, participates
in a variety of sports, serves as
Assistant Coach for one of our
two basketball teams, and attends
classes offered by our Quest
Enrichment Program. He was a
member of the cast of last year’s
Participant Theatre production of
Annie.
Jeff’s days are already full, but
he always takes the time to give
something back. He has been
very active in his Church for many
years, assisting anywhere he can,
and serving as Captain of the
Hospitality Committee. In the
early 1980’s, he volunteered with
the Lake County PADS Program,
serving meals to the homeless,
setting up cots for those who
spent the night, helping make
the lunches they would take with
them the next day.
His most enduring volunteer
passion, however, finds him every
Wednesday evening at Winchester
House, a long-term care facility
owned and operated by Lake
County. There, he helps transport
residents to the community
room, sets up games, crafts or
other activities, and encourages
residents to participate. Over the
years, he has made many friends
there. He never forgets to bring
some small gift for a resident’s
birthday, and always makes it a
point to ask about their families
and other matters important
to them. In 2008, Winchester
House honored him with a plaque
recognizing his 25 years of service
as a volunteer. His remarkable
devotion to their residents now
spans nearly 30 years. By anyone’s
standards, Jeff far exceeds the
personification of a contributing
member of society – a Living
Legacy to the vision of our CoFounders.
For the men and women of Lambs
Farm, the pursuit of a full life
embodies a celebration of who
they are, a sincere compassion
for others, and the continuous
desire to be treated with the
respect and dignity they so richly
deserve. Your support has and will
continue to assist us in assuring
every possible opportunity for
our Participants to broaden their
horizons, explore new interests,
and continue to grow. It is an
investment in the quality of their
lives that could, as demonstrated
by Jeff, reap benefits for many.
Sincerely,
Dianne M. Yaconetti
President and CEO
Consider a
year-end gift
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contributing members of society.
Jeff’s impressive history of
volunteerism includes the Lake
County PADS Program, service
to his church, and Winchester
House, a local nursing home
where he has assisted residents
to participate in activities every
Wednesday evening for 30 years.
To commemorate the receipt of
the Award, Jeff received a crystal
paperweight engraved with his
name, and thanked everyone for
the honor.
Throughout the evening, guests
participated in our silent and live
auctions, tried their luck at the
“Buy-a-Cork” game for a chance
to win one of numerous bottles
of wine with values up to $250,
and danced the night away to the
music of The Nightshift Band, a
Dan Hayes ensemble.
The event also featured a paddle
raiser to help fund our new Fine
Arts Program, much of which is
not eligible for State funding. The
program provides opportunities
for Participants to express
themselves through various forms
of art including music, drama,
dance, painting/drawing and
more as it represents yet another
Although we are in the midst of
autumn, the holiday season will
soon be upon us. In addition
to holiday planning, it’s also
time to consider your year-end
charitable donations.
Members of Wizard of Oz perform
Somewhere Over the Rainbow.
opportunity to enrich the quality
of life for our men and women.
To the cheers of the guests, the
main characters from this year’s
annual musical, The Wizard of Oz,
appeared in full costume to sing a
few songs.
The evening was delightful, and
raised more than $200,000
in support of the Lambs Farm
programs. A special thank you
to our Co-chairs - Bob and Judy
Neiman and Arie and Shannon
Zoller, our major sponsors - BMO
Harris Bank, N.A., Chicago Tribune,
Discover Financial Services,
Allstate Insurance Company and
Sheldon O. Zisook, and all who
attended, for their generous
support!
Gift catalog available
The Lambs Farm 2012-2013 gift
catalog is now available - both in
print and on the
website. There
are amazingly
delicious new items
available including
dark chocolate
peppermint bark,
ginger snaps, a
petite chocolate
collection and
more. Of course
our favorites famous butter
cookies, chocolate
lovers collection
Ginger Snaps
and English toffee are still available.
Order your holiday gifts now and
have them shipped later! You can
order by calling
847.362.4636
and speaking to a
customer service
representative on
Mondays-Fridays,
9 a.m. - 5 p.m., or
order anytime at
lambsfarm.org.
We all make a list of gifts
to purchase for family and
friends, but what about
creating a charitable
giving list? Remembering
organizations such as
Lambs Farm with a yearend contribution is a muchappreciated testament to
your belief in, and support of,
the mission.
By adding Lambs Farm to
your year-end charitable
giving list, you will help us
continue providing valuable,
life-enriching opportunities
for the men and women we
serve. Your contribution can
be an unrestricted one-time
gift or a monthly donation.
Consider honoring a loved
one with a tribute - it can
be a meaningful holiday gift.
Donations to Lambs Farm are
tax deductible (an important
thing to keep in mind when
preparing for the upcoming tax
season).
For more information on
supporting Lambs Farm or
making a year-end contribution,
please contact the Development
Department at 847.990.3709 or
visit lambsfarm.org to make your
secure online donation.
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Volunteer for
Popcorn Days
It is time
to spring
into action
because
planning
is already
underway
for our fifth annual Popcorn
Days on Friday and Saturday,
April 19 and 20. We need your
help to make this fundraiser
successful. Volunteers,
stationed throughout
Chicagoland and suburbs, will
hand out bags of delicious
popcorn from The Popcorn
Factory in exchange for
contributions.
In addition to volunteers, we
are looking for Volunteer
Captains to help recruit
and organize volunteers,
and possibly identify new
collection locations.
For information about
Popcorn Days and becoming
a volunteer or Volunteer
Captain, contact Kathy
McMeins at 847.990.3749 or
[email protected].
You may also find additional
information by visiting our
website at lambsfarm.org.
Josh Johnson, Tom Durbin, Ellyn Burns, Marc Nachtman and Martha Torrence
show off their special awards received at the Sports Banquet.
Special Olympics round up –
Banquet honors athletes
Every year Lambs Farm recognizes
the tireless efforts of our athletes
during the Karen Buron Sports
Awards sponsored by the
Johnson-Larson Fund.
As our athletes entered the gym
with their guests, they noticed the
gym was transformed into a sea
of green and white and photos
of practices and competitions
were displayed. They also viewed
several videos and montages
highlighting their efforts,
accomplishments, and the sheer
fun of competing with friends.
After a delicious dinner made by
the Magnolia Cafe & Bakery of
Lambs Farm, awards were given
to each person for the number of
sports in which they competed.
Volunteers were also recognized
for their service. During the
evening, the Recreation
Department staff unveiled
a banner commemorating
the 2011 Floor Hockey State
Championship.
Kathleen and Joe Leppert collect
donations during Popcorn Days.
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Before the evening ended,
special awards were given
to Tom Durbin - Athlete of the
Year; Ellyn Burns - Karen Buron
Sportsmanship Award; Marc
Nachtman and Martha Torrence
- Most Outstanding Athletes
at State Special Olympics; and
Josh Johnson - Big Achievement
Award. Congratulations to
everyone!
team highlights
• This year we had a very
talented tennis team, and they
proved it in competition in
late July. Our men and women
garnered 25 medals and three
ribbons in short court, doubles
and skills event.
• As they do every year, the
Lambs Farm golf team
played in our Annual Golf
Day in preparation for their
final competition of the year.
The final competition was a
tournament on a tough course,
and the team secured five
medals and a ribbon.
Golf sponsors
make the event
successful
Thank you to the generous
sponsors of the Annual Lambs
Farm Golf Day in Memory of
Jack Stein.
Masters Sponsor
KPMG LLP
Shirt Sponsor
Siren Group, LLC
Golf Ball Sponsors
Discover Financial Services
Underwriters Laboratories
Discover Financial Services has participated in the annual Lambs Farm Golf Day
since 2004.
Foursomes beat the heat at
annual golf day
The following day, the 8th Annual
Jack Stein Luncheon was held to
honor the event’s founder. Both
events combined to raise more
than $150,000 for Lambs Farm.
Thank you to all who attended,
and to our generous sponsors.
Bag Sponsor
ShredStation Express
Golfer Item Sponsor
Moyer Properties, LLC &
Annenberg Investments, LTD
On July 17 more than 180 golfers
hit the links in support of Lambs
Farm at the 28th Annual Golf Day
held in memory of Jack Stein, and
sponsored by KPMG LLP.
Despite the scorching
temperatures, everyone enjoyed a
great day of golf at ThunderHawk
Golf Club. For the second year,
both morning and afternoon
starts were offered which allowed
for more golfers and a quicker
pace overall. Although one golfer
got a hole-in-one during the
morning round, it unfortunately
was not at the hole specified for
the Hole-In-One prize and he did
not win the 2012 Toyota Prius
available courtesy of The Resnick
Automotive Group.
Golf Cart Sponsor
Law Office of Earl J. Roloff
Hat Sponsor
Uline
Breakfast Sponsor
Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC
The event featured many activities
including a putting contest.
Hole Sponsors
Abt Electronics
Blackman Kallick Plante
Moran
DLA Piper LLP
Downsview Kitchens
Extended Care
Golder Family Foundation
Kroeschell, Inc.
Lambs Women’s Board
Karen & Jodye Lieberman
Pharmakon LTC Pharmacy, Inc.
PwC
Varin Property Management
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Willix
Hole-In-One Sponsor
The Resnick Automotive Group
Members of the Lambs Farm golf
team enjoyed a fun day of golf.
In-kind Sponsor
Hinckley Springs
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Lambs Farm
increases social
media reach
Lambs Farm continues to build
its brand reputation on social
media, and has recently created
accounts on Pinterest and
Google+. Pinterest allows users
to post and share photos as
a virtual cork board. Google+
allows users to post updates,
videos, photos and more. You
can find our accounts through
our website page.
We’ve also launched a mobilefriendly site that will provide
basic information for those
searching on smart phones,
tablets and other mobile
devices. The site provides
hours, locations, contact
information and links to our
events.
Heartache Tonight performs at the Country Bumpkin Festival.
Country Bumpkin Festival
full of boot-scootin’ fun
Lambs Farm welcomed hundreds
of families in August for the
Country Bumpkin Festival
featuring live music, food, games
New menu at
the Magnolia
Cafe & Bakery
The Magnolia Cafe & Bakery
of Lambs Farm is pleased to
announce a new menu full
of delicious items and the
addition of fresh baked goods.
Enjoy a tasty new signature
flatbread, our black bean
burger with chipotle mayo,
or a Magnolia grilled cheese
encrusted in Parmesan
cheese. Classics are still
available including the grilled
chicken caesar wrap, several
quesadillas, homemade soups
and fresh salads.
Also available for purchase
are fresh baked breads,
pies, cupcakes and delicious
surprises. The selection will
vary; make a point of stopping
by to try something new.
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and free admission to the Farmyard
& Attractions!
Bella Cain, Easy Louise and
Heartache Tonight - the Eagles
tribute band - provided the
sound track during the day while
guests played games, enjoyed the
Farmyard & Attractions, and tried
to outlast the bungee bull ride.
Thank you to our sponsors:
NorthShore University
HealthSystem, Top Choice Rentals,
and The Popcorn Factory.
Attendees took turns on the
bungee bull ride.
Holiday Lights Gift & Craft Fair
just around the corner!
The leaves
are changing
color and
falling, the
temperature is
dropping, and
retail stores
are putting up
their holiday
decorations. It must be time to
start holiday shopping. This year,
plan ahead and complete your
shopping in one day at the Annual
Lambs Farm Holiday Lights Gift &
Craft Fair.
Hundreds of vendors will be selling
everything from clothing, jewelry,
food items, home decor and
more. Don’t forget to stop by the
Lambs Farm booth for cookies,
chocolates, preserves and gift
items.
The annual holiday shopping
bonanza is November 30 through
December 2 at the Arlington Park
Racecourse in Arlington Heights.
The entrance fee is $7 per person,
and parking is $6 per vehicle. Visit
our website at lambsfarm.org for
times and a coupon for $1 off your
entrance fee.
Donor salute:
Lambs Farm is grateful for the support we receive from our many friends. Listed below are the names of those especially generous
individuals, foundations and corporations whose gifts of $1,000 or more were received from May 1, 2012 through August 31, 2012.
$25,000 to $49,999
The Capital Group
Companies Charitable
Foundation
$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Denis Clohisy
Mrs. Gloria A. Harer
KPMG LLP
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy
Mr. Robert Neiman
The Edward S. Sprague
Foundation
Ms. Dianne M. Yaconetti
$5,000 to $9,999
Mr. Alan O. Amos and
Ms. Marcia E. Lazar
Anonymous
North Shore Gas
One Hundred Women
Making a Difference North Shore
PricewaterhouseCoopers
LLP
Charles & M.R. Shapiro
Foundation, Inc.
Mrs. Jana M. Wacker
$2,500 to $4,999
Barrington Area United
Way, Inc.
Mr. Jeffery K. Benham
Blackman Kallick Plante
Moran
Discover Financial Services
Ms. Martha Fox
Mrs. Fern Frank
Mrs. Joan Fuller
Mr. Robert Kapoun
Mrs. Eileen Kreiser
Kroeschell, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Krupp
Mrs. Miriam Lazar
Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Levy
Ms. Joanna Mallers
Elinor and Maynard Marks
Family Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Reilly
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Roloff
Mr. Robert N. Savoie
Ms. Janet Scarf
ShredStation Express
Mrs. Susan Sprowl
Thorn River Foundation
Uline
Underwriters Laboratories
Mrs. Mary Wagener
Mr. & Mrs. Willard T. Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Wernick
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Willix
Mrs. Lita Zemel
$1,000 to $2,499
Abt Electronics
Alper Services, LLC
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. John Arnold
Mr. William Brady
Mr. Phillip Burns
Mrs. Electra Carlson
Ms. Clarissa H. Chandler
Dahl & Bonadies
Dr. Richard Davison and
Dr. Lisette Davison
DLA Piper LLP (US)
Downsview Kitchens
Mr. Ashoke Dutt
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Earhart
Eriksen Armstrong Corp
Ms. Barbara Patrish Euman
Exclusive Woodworking
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Fick
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Fodor
Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Gattuso
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Golder
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Golder
Golder Family Foundation
Mr. William Graves
Mrs. Diana Healy
Mr. Remsen B. Henry
Ms. Laurie Hernandez
Hollister Incorporated
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund A.
Horsch
IBM Employee Services
Center
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Jacobs
Mr. & Mrs. William S. Jansen
Dr. & Mrs. Melvin P. Katz
Dr. Yeun S. Kim
Mr. & Mrs. Gideon Kishony
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Koehler
Mr. Franklin Kulp
Mrs. Patricia M. Kurschner
Lake Forest Bank & Trust Co.
Lake Forest High School
Mr. Patrick W. Lalor
Mr. Mark D. Lavin
Mr. & Mrs. Edward LeBaron
Mrs. Karen Lieberman
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Lyall, Jr.
Maron Electric Company
Mr. & Mrs. Vern McCain
The McCleneghan Family
Ms. Delia E. McVoy
Mesirow Financial
Mr. Todd Mintz
Mr. David Moes & Ms. Jani
Lesko
Moraine Township
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Mork
Mr. James W. Norris
NuHaus Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Donnell
O’Callaghan
OrthAssist, LLC.
Mr. Chaitanya Patel
Mr. Robert Peterson
Pharmakon LTC
Pharmacy, Inc.
Ms. Rosalie Piazza
Mr. & Mrs. John Piccione
Mr. & Mrs. Frederik Pohl
Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert
Pomerance
Richard and Marianne
Reinisch Foundation
Mr. James G. Richmond
Mrs. Edith Rosengarden
Mr. & Mrs. Cy Rosengarten
Mr. Eric A. Rothner
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Schuh
Schultz & Chez, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. William Siebers
Mrs. Susan Stein
Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Sturm
Ms. Dorothy Sully
Mr. & Mrs. Duf Sundheim
Sub-Zero/Wolf-Midwest
Sysco Chicago, Inc.
Ms. Eiko Terao
Tribune Direct
Mr. Thomas E. Usher
Mr. & Mrs. Kent Verner
Mr. Peter Wisniewski
Ms. Ruth Wittenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wyllie
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zaun
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Zils
Mr. Sheldon O. Zisook
Mr. & Mrs. Arie Zoller
BEQUEST
Daisy D. Patt Charitable
Trust
Theodore I. Salmon Trust
Estate of Thomas C. Slattery
Tributes and memorials:
The decision to honor and remember friends and loved ones with a gift to Lambs Farm is always considered a very special honor to us. Below, we
list the names of those individuals who have been honored or remembered with a gift received from May 1, 2012 through August 31, 2012.
In Honor Of:
Benham Family
Dan Cervac
Marilyn Copeland
Kevin Donohue
Thomas Durbin
Ann M. Errichetti
Martha Fox
Mary Kristin Fox
Jerry Gerndt
Michael Gornik
Debbie Grodinsky
Allie Gurwin
Marc Henry
Katherine Higley
Susan Hilliard
Eric Jacobs
Michael Jacobs
Christina M. Jaggi
Katie Jones
Tyler Kaplan
Roberta Kapoun
Leah Katz
Jenny Koch
Susan Koehler
Barbara Lasky
Kitty LeBaron
Michael Lindquist
Sylvia M. Lopez
Barbara Lorman
Dina Matson
Hope Michelotti
Iris A. Miller
Ruth I. Moyer
Michael Nathenson
Judy Neiman
Robert Neiman
Eric P. Olson
Bruce P. Redwanc
Nancy Reinisch
Narayani Renganarayanan
Wynn A. Rosengarten
Gene Rudd
Paul Salmen
Leslie Schultz
Eli D. Shkurkin
Eli Spector
David Sundheim
Frances A. Travaglio
Elaine Vernoia
Mary Ellen Wagener
Douglas Wagner
Pamela Weber
Andrew I. Wernick
Anna Westine
Michele Wieckowski
Michelle Zellner
Jeff Zemel
In Memory Of:
Anthony Alberding
Jerry Altman
Suseelamma Avula
Ruth Barker
Mrs. Beskin
Stephen Buell
Amparo Cerbo
Emily Coolidge
Dawn Marie Dace
Fred N. Decker
Lucille Decker
Alyce Dunkin
Grace Ehrlich
Ruth Eldert
William Eldert
Joan Emigh
Irene Ericson
Evelyn Grimes Evans
Fred Fencl
Patricia Fortunato
Wallis Geisinger
Walter Griffin
Robert P. Healy
Janet Hermann
Sue High
Dorothy Horgan
Edward Horgan
Aspenna Johns
Dorothy Johnson
James L. Johnson
Jeanne A. Kapoun
Robert Kapoun
Hazel Karzen
Barry Kessler
Dorothy Betty Kipley
Maury Kravitz
Gilbert W. Kurschner
Jackie Lancaster
Marjorie Lavery
Jason Lee
Lynn Levin
Dolores Lewandowski
Norbert Lewandowski
Cathy Jo Lodge
Alan Marzano
Coralie Mazzoni
Richard Mazzoni
Edward Minor
Abe Mitofsky
Joseph Mortellaro
Jill Moyer
Elliot Nachtman
James Neary
Larry Nelson
Gloria Obremski
Jack O’Malloy
Ken Peters
Paul Plier
Mrs. Pollack
Lynn Gitelman Pradun
Mabel Ramskill
Wirt E. Ramskill
Frank Redwanc
Stella Redwanc
Barbara Reick
Leonardo Ricaborda
Soledad Ricaborda
Lillian L. Rinchiuso
Dorothy Robinson
David Ross
William Rosskam
Patsy Roth
Kathy Roubas
Eva Schwenk
Henry Schwenk
Jack Sexton
Charles Simon
Aniceta Soledad
Cirilo Soledad
Virginia Stoner
George M. Sundheim
Sally Sundheim
John Swiden
Robert Syoen
Thomas Tamraz
Blanche Taormina
Anthony Travaglio
Marcia M. Wagner
Vernon M. Wagner
Kenneth Wallace
Carole Weber
Thomas J. Weber
William Wilhelm
Dolores Wilson
Andrew J. Wyllie
Marion Zaun
Lou Zemel
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Upcoming Events
32nd Annual Lambs Farm
Holiday Lights Gift & Craft Fair
Friday, November 30, 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Saturday, December 1, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Sunday, December 2, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Arlington Park Racetrack
This is holiday shopping made easy!
Choose from hundreds of vendors at
Chicagoland’s largest show of its kind.
This fair has it all, from candy to
jewelry, or crafts to clothing. Don’t
forget to stop by our booth for
delicious homemade products like our
famous butter cookies, chocolates
and jams. For more information visit
www.holidaylightslambsfarm.com.
Breakfast with Santa
Saturdays and Sundays
December 8, 9, 15, & 16
Seatings at 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. & Noon
Enjoy a delicious brunch with the one
and only Santa Claus! After brunch,
kids will enjoy a variety of crafts and
activities, and a visit and photo with
Santa. To make your reservations,
call 847.362.5050.
This Newsletter is produced by the
Lambs Farm Marketing and
Communications Department
Jacqueline Rachev, Editor
14245 W. Rockland Road, Libertyville, IL 60048
p: 847.362.4636
f: 847.362.0742
www.lambsfarm.org