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2014 Achievements
Genesis Club’s mission is to improve the lives of those in recovery from
mental illness. Genesis Club is a supportive community of education,
employment, housing, wellness and friendships.
749 individuals recovering from mental illness participated in Genesis Club in 2014.
On average 96 members attended each work day M - F
139 new individuals joined Genesis Club
184 members attained employment through Genesis Club
78 members were enrolled in education
289 members participated in wellness activities
391 members participated in evening, weekends and holidays
115 members received housing supports
Our Major Clubhouse Partner
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
A Year in Review
2014, was again a year of challenges, triumphs and successes for many of the Genesis Members working daily on their recovery. We had a record number of members returning to education and employment with a 25% increase in member’s total earnings. The wellness initiatives of exercise, nutrition, tobacco cessation and dual recovery have become part of our culture. The testimony of Karen and Rob found in the following pages are only a few of the
many Genesis members that are finding the confidence and courage to move ahead with their
lives.
We were pleased to honor the Worcester Art Museum as a 25 year Genesis Employer and to
award Commonwealth Medicine at UMass Medical School the Employer of the Year at the
State House in Boston. We received our 7th three-year Accreditation from Clubhouse International that places Genesis Club as an Evidence Based Practice model in the U.S. We were
also excited to have played a role in Clubhouse International receiving the 2014 Conrad Hilton
Humanitarian Award in relieving human suffering.
We completed our first year with the new Department of Mental Health Clubhouse contract
and continue to make recommendations for more effective Clubhouse practices. We also attended and presented at the 1st US National Clubhouse Conference in Washington, DC. and
the European Clubhouse Conference in Stirling, Scotland.
Our needs in 2015 will continue to be financial stability in sustaining and developing the effective programs of training, education, employment, housing and wellness for each member
that finds their way to the Genesis Club. Our vision of providing a safe and dignified place for
those in recovery from mental illness remains as strong today as it was in 1988.
It is the Genesis Club community of long term funders, staff, members, colleagues, foundations, employers, landlords, donors, Board of Directors and friends who indeed make this
vision possible. We are so pleased that many of you are with us in our journey.
Thank you,
Kevin Bradley, Executive Director
Tom Pier, President, Board of Directors
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Year in Review
Conrad Hilton
In 2014, we were honored to be recognized in the greater health community as a leader in the mental
health field. The clubhouse model, through Fountain House and Clubhouse International have been
awarded the 2014 Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Award. All clubhouses have been recognized as the
answer to human suffering in the field of mental health. Genesis Club and all Clubhouses around the
world should be congratulated for all the hard work that has been done to receive this award. The Hilton Foundation gives the award to organizations that do considerable work in the field of relieving human suffering and overcoming hardships.
European Conference - Stirling, Scotland
From October 12 – October 15, 2014, Director Kevin Bradley and Genesis Member Karen Christ had
the opportunity to attend the 2014 European Conference of Clubhouse International, held in Stirling,
Scotland. For four wonderful days we attended conferences and break-out sessions concerning the
many different aspects of the clubhouse model. The speakers were knowledgeable, and all the participants in the Conference were enthusiastic.
We learned a great deal, and perhaps more importantly, we established and re-established relationships with Clubhouse staff and members from all over the world. It was the perfect way to experience what “Clubhouse” means, and to witness the warmth, dedication and level of commitment of
everyone involved – members, staff and Board members alike. It was gratifying, too, to realize that
Genesis Club has a superb reputation throughout the world as a truly successful clubhouse and training center. We ended the Conference with a fun Gala Banquet – with singing, dancing, and a Scottish
band who, of all things, performed American music! What a great and glorious world the Clubhouse
system is!
US Clubhouse Conference Washington,D.C.
In November of 2014, Ruth Osterman lead a team of staff and members from Genesis Club who attended the 2014 US Clubhouse Conference. This was the first conference of its kind, bringing together
all of the clubhouses located in the United States. Throughout the four days the Genesis Club team led
workshops on Employment and Education.
It was encouraging to see so many clubhouses gather for one common goal, to see individuals with major mental illness recover with the supports of their clubhouse. The hope is to work closer as one unified
group to further our mission and plan for advocacy on a national level.
2014 Training Overview
In 2014 we had the privilege to train over 95 colleagues from 28 Clubhouses. We had several international Clubhouses join us from Israel, England, Canada, Finland, and Norway. It is always exciting to
have colleagues from different cultures and traditions. Our new guest house, the Chandler House has
proved to be a great asset for our colleagues. We have noticed a more cohesive working group while
here for training and the camaraderie is fantastic.
2014 Clubhouses Trained
Amit Club, Israel
Venture House, NY
Harlem Clubhouse, NY
Looking Ahead Clubhouse, ME
Austin Clubhouse, TX
San Antonio Clubhouse, TX
Putnam Clubhouse, CA
Hidden River Clubhouse, PA
West Place Clubhouse, PA
Welcome House Clubhouse, PA
Mosaic Clubhouse, London
Cornerstone Clubhouse, PA
Providence House Clubhouse, PA
New Horizon Clubhouse, MI
Commerce Park Clubhouse, PA
Capitol Clubhouse, ME
Näsinkulman Klubitalo, Finland
Fontenehuset Honefoss, Norway
Club Fellowship, FL
Crossroads – Cape Breton, Canada
Opportunity Centre, PA
High Hopes, ME
Fontenehuset Bergen, Norway
Unlimited Solutions, ME
Training Guest House Partners
Wyman-Gordan Foundation
Saint-Gobain Foundation
George and Sybil Fuller Foundation
Stoddard Charitable Trust
Agnes Lindsay Trust
The Fletcher Foundation
John Murray
Nathaniel Wheeler Trust
Post-Site Visits
Prime Time House, CT
Open Door Clubhouse, NY
Community Corner Clubhouse, WI
J-Town Clubhouse, MI
High Hopes Clubhouse, ME
Capitol Clubhouse, ME
Unlimited Solutions Clubhouse, ME
Fontenehuset Bergen, Norway
Caledonia House, Scotland
International Training
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Karen
I began to suffer from depression and other mental health issues when I was in junior high school.
No one knew back then that I had a mental illness, but my parents started sending me for counseling when I was 14. Somehow I managed to do well in school despite my worsening mental health.
I studied at the New England Conservatory of Music and, through their Extension Division received a
five-year diploma. Although I excelled at college, because of my mental health issues I was unable
to complete my Bachelor’s Degree. So I began working full-time in Boston, eventually working close
to 30 years in the legal field.
Throughout my working years I had several periods of disability when I was unable to work and
many hospitalizations; I tried so many different medications I cannot remember them all. I was finally properly diagnosed in about the year 2000 with Bipolar I Disorder, and began trying newer
medications with the doctor who correctly diagnosed me.
Although my new treatment was helping somewhat, my illness still got worse. During my last three
years of work in a large law firm, I had more periods of disability and more hospitalizations. Being a
legal assistant with a heavy case load was stressful enough, but I also worked under an office manager who was very unkind and who appeared rather biased about my illness – I struggled under the
stigma of mental illness so prevalent in society. When I was finally laid off in 2010, it was a blessing
in disguise. I thought I would never be able to work again, and went on Social Security Disability.
The next three years were really quite difficult, with thoughts of suicide, more hospitalizations, and
depressing isolation.
My sister found out about Genesis Club and suggested I check it out – I did so, with my therapist’s
blessing. That was in May of 2013. My life has changed drastically as a result. I had never heard of
the “clubhouse model,” but the work-ordered day I discovered at Genesis Club gave me structure, a
purpose, a reason to get up in the morning and stop isolating. It was so good to be with people who
were just like me, where there was understanding and no judgment. Since my last work experience
had been so terrible, I was truly afraid of working again. But because I was able to “work” at Genesis during the day using skills I already had, I was encouraged to try one of the Transitional Employment jobs they offered. Knowing that I had Genesis behind me gave me the
courage to try. I began my part-time job at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in January, 2014. The support I received from Genesis helped
me over some difficult first adjustments and some “fragile” days. I was able to complete that assignment on September 30, 2014. And wonder of wonders, because I now had some confidence back in
my ability to hold a job, I was able to independently look for and obtain my own part-time job,
where I continue to work. I could never have done this without Genesis and the Transitional Employment program. I am now operating under the knowledge that while my Bipolar
Disorder cannot be cured, it can be managed. Genesis Club has helped me to realize that. The
Transitional Employment program helped me to work again and become a productive citizen. Now,
perhaps, I will have enough confidence to complete my degree as well. “Life didn’t end for
me as I was hoping it would –it has just begun.”
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Employment Supports
Members earned $1,543,050 with 101 employers
Members worked Transitional Employment
Members worked Supported Employment
Members worked Independent Employment
Education Supports
123 Members received educational guidance and support
64 enrolled at College or University Level
14 enrolled in GED or High School Level
14 Students Received the Sidney R. Baer Scholarship
Our Employment Partners
Melvin S. Cutler Foundation
Mass. Rehabilitation Commission
Our Education Partners
Fred Harris Daniels
Sidney R. Baer, Jr. Foundation
Our Wellness Partners
Saint Francis
Webster Five Foundation
Reliant Medical Group
Price Chopper Golub Foundation
Fallon OrNda
Wellness Supports
Structured Exercise Prog
Team Genesis
Pedometer
Picnic in the Park
Noon Walkers
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Our Peer Support Partner
Massachusetts Behavioral
Health Partnership
Member Stories
Robert
After my first day of college, when I was 18, I had my first major episode and became aware that I
had a mental illness. I therefore had to withdraw from college. I then stayed on the mental health
unit of a local hospital for about five weeks, where they tried to figure out what was wrong with me.
At the time Genesis Club staff and members came to visit and explain how the clubhouse works and
what exactly it offers. Once I was released from the hospital, I got a formal referral to tour Genesis
and proceed on with a three-day orientation. That was back in 2008, and I am still attending the
club. I first joined the Café Unit, which maintains a snack shop and oversees general maintenance of
the Club. I was trying to get back on my feet and become functional again. I found the structure of
the “work-ordered” day to be very helpful in my recovery. I was then told about the Transi-
tional Employment (“TE”) program at the club and, for the first time in my life, I
got a job – a temporary position at Worcester State University, doing entrylevel work, such as washing dishes. This first job helped with my recovery, giving me back some confidence.
I held that job for about nine months. I did extremely well in it, and I only missed two days out of
the whole nine months. Once I realized I could complete something like that, I gained back enough
confidence to go back and try college again. Going back to school was important to me. I started at
Quinsigamond Community College, where I am still taking classes. I have changed my major a few
times, so I have taken a lot of classes, mainly in English and Math. I am now finally settled in a
major, Applied Arts – a field where I think I can finally make a difference. I would like to improve
my skills as an artist. Sometimes I attend the Creative Arts meetings here at Genesis Club to see
what other artists are creating.
The Career Development Unit was a big help in getting me back on the road to school and in trying
to complete my degree. They also helped me acquire some accommodations from the school, such
as having more time to complete tests, and to do so in a quieter setting. I am not currently working
because I am concentrating mainly on my school work. Eventually, I would like to transfer to Assumption College, where I might participate in their Graphic Design program. I have made more
friends at Genesis Club than I ever thought I would have in my life. Some are younger than I am,
some are older, but I have learned a lot from everyone. It feels good to know that I wasn’t all alone
in the world. Well, the first step is getting out of bed. Thankfully, I have a family who can motivate
me to do that. As I began to come to Genesis Club more and more, I would look forward to it. That
is what got me out of my depression. I would definitely recommend Genesis Club to anyone with a
mental illness. Hopefully, more and more people with a mental illness will be referred to Genesis by
their health care providers and they can all get the help they need, just like I did.
Our Community Employers
Chartwells
- Worcester Polytechnic Institute
- Worcester State University
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
- Worcester Site Office
Mechanics Hall
- Events Setup
Quinsigamond Community College
Young Adult Supports
(Members ages 18-25)
- Business Office
Saint Gobain
- Inventory Clerk
- Epicurian Feast
Sodexo
- UMass Medical School, Lake Ave Campus
Swissturn USA
- Manufacturing
University of Massachusetts Medical School
- Center for Health Policy Research
- Center for Mental Health Services Research
- Commonwealth Medicine—Disability Evaluation Services
- Housekeeping—University Campus
- Postal Services—South Street Campus
- Postal Services—University Campus
- Program for Clubhouse Research
- Human Resources
Worcester Art Museum
- Mail Room
- Security
Active members
Employed
Enrolled in school
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Our Housing Partners
Department of Mental Health
HUD McKinney
Central Mass Housing Alliance
East Side Comm. Dev. Corp.
Alternatives Unlimited, Inc.
Housing Supports
Comm. Based Flex.
Belmont St. Partnership
HUD/Homeless
Seeking Housing Supports
Leased Housing
Career Development
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Building Dreams Campaign
Multiple Year Giving & Distinguished Donors
The Building Dreams Campaign at Genesis Club includes funds raised
during our 26th Anniversary Gala Fundraiser, and total unrestricted funds raised throughout the year.
Special Recognition:
Estate of Helen Lonergan Clark
Elaine Olson
Building Dream Society
Multiple Year Gifts
Directors Level
$2000 and over
over $5000
Osterman Management LLC
Edwin Carlson
over $2500
Foundation Level
$1000-$1999
Rotman Family
Laura Blockel
Kevin Bradley & Nancy Stangle
John and Robin Casey
Mel and Joyce Greenberg
Indian Lake Comm. Church
Kathie Metzger
Patrice Muchowski
Kandi Perry
Tom Pier
Christine Pier
Friendship Level
over $500
over $1000
Beth El Congregation
Roy Bourgeois
Edward Cerney & Eva Rose
Doris & Elaine Fisher
David & Rosalie Grenon
Paul Grogan
Charles Lidz
Lord & Benoit Charitable Foundation
George & Karen Moore
Patrice Muchowski
Luanne Thorndike
over $500
Bob & Anne Bureau
Brenda Cole-Milner
Walter Cunningham
Jeffrey Geller
Jeff Gopin
Jeff Hall
Karen Kennedy
Mark Lanier
Charles Lidz
Dena Miller
Rachid Och
Julie Wholey
Donetta Allen
Carlson Marketing, EB
Brenda Cole-Milner
Michael and Suzanne Eisner
Tom and Gabi Lowe
Amy and Doug MacDougal
Kathie and John Metzger
Ruth Osterman
Stephen Rosenfield
Steve Rotman
Charles Lidz Member Fund
Cheryl Stevens
Multiple Year Giving
under $500
Karen Albert
Ellen & Gary Brackett
Lynne Brown-Zounes
Jennifer Caron
Charlie Cary
Debbie Cary
Tim Cooney
Suzanne Crapser
David Dolan
Carl Fulwiler
Alexis Henry
Distinguished Donors
Single Year Gifts
Building Dreams Gala Sponsors
Paul Letourneau
Kyle Milotte
Edith Morgan
Liz Olivera-Mustard
Zenaida Popkin
Mary Ritter
Mark Rodasta
Susan Rooney
Lorna Simon
Heidi Stolgitis
Jo Ann Savage
Assumption College
Bourgeios & White
Century HomeCare LLC
Chartwell’s
Commonwealth Medicine/UMMS
Cooney Health
Curry Printing
Dept. of Psychiatry/ UMMS
E.B. Carlson Marketing
Fallon Health
Fidelity Bank
Nypro, Inc., A Jabil Company
O’Connor, Maloney and Co.
Peterson Oil
Polar Beverages
Protector Group
Rotman’s Furniture
Saint Gobain
The Shine Initiative
S.P.A.R.C.
Quinsigamond Comm. College
Webster Five
Worcester State University
Fiscal Year 2014 Giving
Building Dreams
Memorial Giving
Donations received in remembrance of friends who have passed on.
Madeline & Stanley Levine
Larry Abramoff
Carolyn M. Bellil
Jane Boggs
Samuel J. Corbett
Joseph D’Angelo
Walter Cunningham
Richard Dicker
Lillian Fairbanks
Amanda Fauver
Doris & Elaine Fisher
Jacques & Monna Fauteux
Gerald Freed
Sherman Goldstein
Valerie and Shelia Golstein
Donna Hahnel
Joy & Ralph Hall
Lee and Martha Hammel
Dorothy & Kathleen Kelly
Scott Kehoe
Eleanor Kunin
Myron and Hannah Laipson
Sylvia and Lazlo Leb
Alyson Lee
Joelle Mottola
Kimberly and Jeffrey Nauges
Joseph Neaz
Kathy Pulda
Jody Queen-Hubert
Janet Rosetti
Ralph and Jane Rothstein
Allen and Ruth Rubin
Janet Rosetti
Sidney and Ann Sloane
Laurie and Bruce Thoren
Virginia Woodbury
Linda Wyatt
Eli and Eileen Bradley
Brad Collins
Bradley Family
2014 Falmouth
Lucille Oestreicher
Kevin Bradley
Rohan and Debroah Bradley
Robert and Mary Lou Caffrey
Thomas Caffrey
Susan and Thomas Collins
Lana Glovach
Kathleen Hopko
Carol & Peter Oades Goodyear
Eileen Stecker
Katie Hicks
Helen Lonergan Clark
Catherine Golisz
Thomas Collins
Karen Safstrom
David Collins
Donetta Allen
Adam Biehl
Nancy Foley
Hub Network
Jacqueline Oliver
Richard & Gail Pryce
Litzky Public Relations
Richard & Christine Rivers
Paul Falcone
Edward and Mary Conway
Vivian Edward Clarke
Mary and Neil Diggins
Dorothy & Kathleen Kelly
Arlene Killoran
Patricia and Michael Gregory
Ralph and Barbara Hovanesian
Eva Stranieri
Roger and Jeannine Trahan
Elizabeth Bowles
Michael Evans
Anthony and Susan Sanders
Marguerite Soutra
Michelle & Michael Reis
Walter Soutra
Dorothy Finn
Loretta Hurley
Daniel Skip Wasilko
Sue Ellen & Richard Beeman
Helene Favulli
Since 2007, over $180,000 has been raised to support our Wellness Programs.
Team Genesis Runners
Tammy Bailey
Lauren Bellarose
Pinar Bradford
Aidan Bradley-Murphy
Curran Bradley
Kevin Bradley
Morgan Brescia
Jeffrey Busha
Edwin Carlson
Rob Carlson
Keith Carroll
Colleen Chapdelaine
Kerry Conant
St Cyr Dimache
Megan Doherty
Lauren Dutille
Megan Fabrizio
Lt. John Franco
Matthew Kitkind
Alicia Graves
Chelsea Graves
Angela Greiner
Calvin Hill
Caroline Kane
Torey Manzi
Alex Murphy
Alicia Pascarelli
Judy Powell
Heidi Richard
Howard Shire
Kieran Stone
John Stephen Sullivan
Susan Tammaro
Peter Travisano
Total Donations for 2014: $40,332
Team Genesis
2014 Major Sponsors
Worcester Firefighters 6K
Bruce Stangle Charitable Fund
NAMI Central Mass
Shrewsbury St. 5K Race
Brenda Cole Milner
Falmouth Distinguished Donors over $250
Timothy Nguyen
Shawmut Woodworking
Robert Howe
Thomas Manning
Kevin Bradley
Jeff Hall
Keith Carroll
Colleen Chapdelaine
Steven Mahoney
Susan Scully-Hill
$9,208.88 $74,308.59
$94,198.59
$190,906.71
$212,250.00
$895,835.69
$72,759.96
$140,817.10
$99,459.20
$334,008.63
Thank you for your support.
Stephen Kane
Mitch Kitkind
Jody & Lester Hensley
Patricia Jacobs
Caroline Wasserman
Daniel Aronson
David Cummings
Bob Fisher
Susan Tammaro
Noreen Wood
Single Year Giving under $500
Larry Abramoff
Alden Anderson
Anonymous
Sylvia Aquilino
Assumption College
Carol A. Bailey
Gail Barrell
Elizabeth & Jim Barys
MaryAnn Bedick
Carolyn M. Bellil
Kristin Black
Jane Boggs
George Boggs Jr
Dennis Bosselman
Kevin Bradley
Rohan & Deborah Bradley
Alan Brown
Linda Foxworthy Brown
Jeffrey Busha
Pamela Busha
Nina R. Campbell
Caravan Coffee
Edwin & Robert Carlson
Charlie & Debbie Cary
John R. Casey
Edward Cerny
Timothy Christ
Lea Christo
Vivian & Edward N. Clarke
Michael & Sheila Clifford
Cold Tech Inc.
Brenda Cole-Milner
Collegiate Soccer Academy
Gerald N. Collette
Brad Collins
Susan & Thomas Collins
Edward & Mary Conway
Matthew Cooney
Samuel J. Corbitt
Carol Cormier
Suzanne Crapser
Crocker Architectural Co.
James & Beth Cunningham
Walter Cunningham
Joseph Daltorio
Brenda Dean
David & Barbara Delano
Richard Dicker
Mary & Neil Diggins
Michael and Jaime Dillon
David Dolan
Dan Donahue
Mary E. Donovan
Lillian Fairbanks
Fallon Health
Jacques & Monna Fauteux
Amanda Fauver
Deborah C. Field
Doris & Elaine Fisher
Caroline K. Franke
Gerald Freed
Bernie Frenette
John Gabriel
Joyce & Allen Gamache
June Gasperski
Evan Gerrard
Francisco & Nilda Gil
Mitch Gitkind
Lana Glovach
Sherman Goldstein
Valerie Goldstein
Valerie & Sheila Goldstein
Catherine & Leo Golisz
Kathleen Golisz
Paula Goodenough
Carol & Peter Oades Goodyear
Peter Graham
Thomas & Sandra Gray
Mel & Joyce Greenberg
Patricia & Michael Gregory
David & Rosalie Grenon
Beth Griffin
Jack Grillo
Kay Ann Gunning
Donna Hahnel
Jeffrey & Jennifer Hall
Joy & Ralph Hall
Lee & Martha Hammel
Roxanne Hennessy
Jay Hershman
Ruth & Gilbert Hershman
Elaine Hill
Drew Hirtle
Marie Hobart
Sam & Debra Hokkenen
Kathleen Hopko
Ralph & Barbara Hovanesian
Bruce Howells
Faith Hurwitz
Rich Jacobs
Scott Kehoe
Dorothy & Kathleen Kelly
John Kennan
Andrea Kenneally
Arlene Bowles Killoran
Elizabeth Bowles Killoran
Luke Knowles
Eleanor Kunin
Elizabeth Kunhardt
Richard Lagueux
Myron & Hannah Laipson
Thomas S. Lanahan
Silvia & Lazlo Leb
Alyson Lee
Rodney & Doris Lee
Rep. John Mahoney
Joanne Malone
Mary & Don Maloney
Sharon & Timothy Maloney
Dot McCandless
Thomas McCarthy
Dennis J. McCrory
McDonald Heating Inc.
Rachel & Jeffrey Scherz
Peter & Beth Mena
Brenda & Michael Milner
Mike Mintz
Paul Moore
Jody Moreen
Edith L. Morgan
Ron Morin
Joelle Mottola
Patrice M. Muchowski
Cheryl Nassir
Jeffrey & Kimberly Nauges
Joseph Neaz
Janet Nelson
James O’Day
Richard & Adrienne Ordung
Ruth Osterman
Kevin & Linda O’Sullivan
Rhonda Parsneau
Joseph Patten
Melvin & Jeanne Pelletz
Kathleen Petkauskos
Zenie Popkin
Judy Powell
Lisa Price Stevens
Protector Group Insurance
(Susan Bernard)
Ann Pugliese
Kathy Pulda
Jody Queen-Hubert
Maureen Raillo
Joan Recore
Jacqueline Reis
Michelle Reis
Natalie Rivard
Nancy Rodes
Susan Rooney
Janet (Kintscape) Rosetti
Peggy H. Rothschild
Ralph & Jane Rothstein
Steve Rotman
Gertude Roy
Eva Rose
Allen & Ruth Rubin
Susan Sabelli
Karen Safstrom
Anthony Sanders
Susan J. Sanders
Jeffrey Scherz
Martin Schwartz
Sue Sciaraffa
Debra L. Shrier
Lorna Simon
Sidney & Ann Sloane
Libby Spillane
Sarah Stangle
Nancy Stangle
Eileen Stecker & Michel Capretz
Cheryl Stevens
Heidi Stolgitis
Janet Such
Carol Swallow
Swissturn
Peter and Anita Thomas
Timothy Thomas
Laurie and Bruce Thoren
Luanne Thorndyke
Roger Trahan Jr.
Peter Travisano
Alice Tuomivaara
Kathleen Villemure
Christine Visminas
W Limo
Anne and James Weaver
Webster Five
Welcome House
Rudy Whitaker
Michael Whitman
Edith Whitherell
Kurt Wolfe
Virginia Woodbury
Linda Wyatt
JB Younis
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