Introducing . . . . . the 2007

From the Chairman...
It’s finally summertime and time
for another exciting season of the
KIDS FROM WISCONSIN!
For me, the KIDS have become
more than just a “summer” activity. Beyond our year-round board
meetings – I strangely seem to keep
running into former KIDS (KIDS
that I had yet to meet) all over the
place!
Several months ago, I recognized
one of the names on a meeting
invitation at work from our missing
KIDS list. I couldn’t wait to attend
the meeting just to ask if she happened to be that person. Before the
meeting ever began – I pounced on
the opportunity. After a few moments of trying to figure out how
I could have possibly known that,
she grinned and stated that she was
indeed a part of the 1971 troupe.
Last week, I attended a Central
Wisconsin Symphony board meeting, and mentioned a marketing
Volume 26 no. 1 Spring 2007
The Troubadour is published Spring and
Winter each year by Kids From Wisconsin,
Ltd. Tommy G. Thompson Youth Center,
640 South 84th Street, Milwaukee, WI
53214, Barbara Dorn, Editor.
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idea that we used for KIDS. After
the meeting, one of the directors
approached me and told me she
was a former KID – and from my
hometown of Kenosha nonetheless!
It’s great to share KIDS stories
with alumni of years long past –
and despite the differences in years,
the stories are always the same.
With just over 700 alumni, and a
Wisconsin state population of over
five million, it is amazing that I
continue to find KIDS alumni who
share the same fond memories of
the group as I do. But what’s even
more amazing is the amount of
energy, financial resources and love
so many have put forth to keep the
KIDS FROM WISCONSIN alive.
From our corporate sponsors to
our Friends of the KIDS, our dedicated staff to our altruistic volunteers – your dedication and support
for this group has truly created a
legacy.
It’s hard to believe that next year
is our 40th anniversary. Plans are
already underway to make sure this
milestone is properly celebrated.
Shirley Azzolina, a former KID and
current board member, has taken
on the responsibility of chairing
this event. If you’d like to help out,
please contact the KIDS office.
I am sure that you’ll agree – summer just wouldn’t be summer
without the KIDS. And to the many
who continue to provide support
to our organization – know that
the KIDS wouldn’t be the KIDS
without YOU!
We look forward to seeing you
this summer!
Brad Anderson
Chairman of the Board
From the Producer...
As I write this, it is startling
for me to realize that we will
soon launch the 39th edition
of the KIDS from Wisconsin
– nearly four decades of KIDS
shows!
We have once again recruited
and selected an incredibly
talented troupe from among
Wisconsin’s finest young performers. The finishing touches
of the show are being written.
Costumes are being designed
and created. And our intensive
ten week tour schedule is quickly filling up. Summer is here!
I am looking forward to this
year’s dynamic mix of first
time and returning KIDS, with
an especially high turnover in
the band – 10 of 13 are new
this year! Our show this summer will include a wide range
of popular music, ranging from
Queen to Henry Mancini, swing
to ragtime, soul to Broadway.
You must come and see a show,
and discover the KIDS magic
for yourself!
Some updates on our staff:
Amanda Lewin (KID 2005)
joins the staff as Tour Assistant, filling the vacancy left by
Liz Ofte (KID 2003-04), who
wonderfully handled the tour
assistant duties last summer, but
is getting married in August.
The rest of our staff returns for
another summer. I could not be
prouder of the fine artistic staff
that puts together our show, and
have great confidence in the four
members of our tour staff who
take the troupe out on the road
all summer. The KIDS program
is truly blessed with a talented
and dedicated staff.
In this issue, you will find information about the new troupe
and tour, a gallery of fun photos
related to KIDS comings and
goings, fascinating updates on
various KIDS alumni, and an introduction to our newest Board
member.
I hope you will join us for our
premier performance and season-opening fund-raiser, held
this year at Divine Savior Holy
Angels High School on Sunday,
June 24. Call 414/266-7067 for
more information and to make a
reservation.
I’ve recently had conversations with executive directors
and development directors for
several different organizations
in the non-profit sector. These
are not easy times for non-profit
organizations, and perhaps even
more difficult for arts-related organizations like the KIDS. I do
not take for granted how unusual
it is for us to have stayed alive
for nearly 40 years! You may be
wondering how you could help
us continue to stay in business
and to thrive even more. Let me
offer three suggestions:
1) come to several shows this
summer! Nothing supports the
KIDS program more tangibly
than packed houses all over
the region.
2) consider bringing the KIDS
to your community. Sponsor a
show! Our tour schedule
still has a handful of open
dates. Sponsoring a show is
a rewarding and challenging
endeavor, well worth the
effort.
3) If you haven’t already done
so, consider making the KIDS
a part of your charitable
giving. I make a small contribution every month, and it
gives me great satisfaction to
do so. Every KIDS supporter
makes a difference and keeps
the 39-year tradition of the
KIDS from Wisconsin alive
and well!
Be sure to check out our
website from time to time with
updates on our tour schedule and
other KIDS information:
www.kidsfromwisconsin.com.
Mark S. Dorn
Producer
Special thanks to Liz Ofte,
who served us so well last summer as our Tour Assistant. Liz’s
good humor, dedication to the
KIDS program, and commitment to professionalism and
excellence set her apart as a fine
member of our tour staff. Liz
will be getting married this summer and moving on to the next
chapter in her life. Thanks, Liz!
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Introducing . . . . . the 2007
Dan Bader
Trumpet
Green Bay
Bryce Bielec
Trombone
Eau Claire
Allison Boyle
Alto Singer/Dancer
Marshfield
Cameron Chase
Bass Singer/Dancer
Sun Prairie
John Dobbratz
Baritone Singer/Dancer
Mayville
Sarah Ellis
Soprano Singer/Dancer
Platteville
Kelly Eshbaugh
Bass Trombone
Greenfield
Josh Fuchs
Trumpet
Lancaster
Evan Garry
Tenor Singer/Dancer
Lodi
Joshua Gibbs
Bass Singer/Dancer
Waukesha
Matt Gillespie
Tenor Singer/Dancer
Appleton
Elizabeth Heth
Keyboards
Mineral Point
Joe Holtan
Bass Singer/Dancer
Port Washington
Jane Jarvis
Bass Guitar
Green Bay
Nick Jelich
Trumpet
Oconomowoc
Sarah Larson
Alto Singer/Dancer
Milwaukee
Kevin Maher
Percussioin
Oconomowoc
Brad Kish
Tenor Singer/Dancer
Sun Prairie
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Jenny Kruger
Alto Singer/Dancer
Mayville
Nick La Muro
Percussion
Fort Atkinson
KIDS from Wisconsin
Joel Meyer
Bass Singer/Dancer
Kenosha
Justin Nellis
Keyboards
Sturgeon Bay
Mike O'Connor
Guitar
Monona
Krista Porchetta
Soprano Singer/Dancer
Middleton
Torrie Rinehart
Alto Singer/Dancer
La Crosse
Kelsey Schmitz
Soprano Singer/Dancer
Green Bay
Eric Schultz
Woodwinds
Green Bay
Kristen Steel
Soprano Singer/Dancer
Green Bay
AJ Vanden Heuval
Tenor Singer/Dancer
Kaukauna
Brittany White
Alto Singer/Dancer
Lancaster
Jesus Zalapa
Tenor Singer/Dancer
Madison
Mandy Rieck
Trumpet
Oconomowoc
Courtney Toepel
Soprano Singer/Dancer
Kiel
CAMP ALTERNATES
Krystina Andreoli - Kenosha
Nate Gilanyi - Burlington
Lindsey Graff - Rice Lake
Alex Odya-Weis - Milwaukee
Kelsey Kornaus - Brussels
Cameron Meilicke - Brookfield
Emma Van Ommeren - Lake Mills
Matt Zblewski - Hatley
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ALUMNI NEWS
Michael Bettine (1973), former
KIDS percussionist, is located
in Milwaukee where he teaches
beginning and advanced percussion students. He does clinics and
is particularly known as a metal
drummer, performing on gongs
in presentations known as Gongtopia. Read more about him at
http://homepage.mac.com/bettine/
Menu10.html.
Producer Mark Dorn (1973-76)
took his Colorado Christian University bands on the annual spring
tour, traveling to Texas and New
Mexico. Concerts were held in
churches and schools and included
a repeat performance at Albuquerque’s historic Old Town square and
gazebo. The CCU Wind Ensemble
featured symphonic music and
the jazz ensemble, Mainstream,
performed jazz, swing and ballads. Professor Dorn is shown in
this photo as featured soloist with
Mainstream.
NEWS and NOTES
others. Corporate and broadcast
clients include IBM, Symantic,
Chevrolet, Texaco and numerous
radio stations. He has won several
awards from Downbeat Magazine.
Bruce performs both on trumpet
and vocally, and works as a clinician, most recently at the North
Texas University Summer Jazz
Vocal Workshops.
Tom Busch (1983-85) and his
Pulaski High School Band were
chosen to represent Wisconsin,
Illinois, Iowa and Missouri in the
2007 Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena, California. Since then they
have been invited to perform at the
2008 Olympics in Beijing, China;
the 2008 New Year’s Day Parade
in Rome Italy; and the Waikiki
Christmas Parade. They have accepted the invitation to represent
Wisconsin in the 2008 National
Independence Day Parade in Washington, D.C.
Jessica Wright (1991-92) appeared on Broadway in the 2005
revival of Sweeney Todd with Patti
LuPone and Michael Cerveris.
Ken Mattice (1998) is engaged
to Rochelle Bard and will be married in Cape Cod on June 16. Both
Ken and Rochelle are resident
artists with the San Jose Opera
Company.
Bruce Wermuth (1975-76)
works as a Dallas-based composer/
arranger, songwriter, producer,
conductor, trumpet player, clinician and featured vocalist. He has
written, produced and arranged
large-scale corporate productions
and has worked with artists such as
the Dixie Chicks, Ronnie Milsap,
The Smothers Brothers, and many
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The Urness brothers are doing
well. Dan (1996-2000) is playing
his trumpet in Grey Gardens on
Broadway and Tim (1993-97) is in
his first year as a Computer Science
Professor at Drake University in
Des Moines, Iowa.
Adam Laird (2001-02), second
from right, is shown as he appeared in Plain and Fancy with the
New York Theatre Company at St.
Peter’s Theatre, New York. He also
appeared in Carnival at the Kennedy Center last February.
Scott Mattingly (2005-06) will
be traveling in Europe this summer
and will spend about 8 weeks taking classes in Dublin, Ireland.
Niki Mariskanish (2005-06) will
be going to North Carolina for the
summer where she will help her
mom launch her painting career.
She has been accepted into the
Berklee College of Music and will
be heading to Boston in fall to pursue a degree in music performance
for clarinet and saxophone.
Sarah Ellis (2006-present) took
part in the Classical Singer Magazine High School Vocal Competition in Chicago where she placed
fourth. She advanced to the national competition in San Francisco
(held sometime in May) and we
wish her luck!
OBITUARY
It is with deep sadness that we
share this news. Peter John Zovic
passed away peacefully on Sunday
April 15, 2007 at the age of 46
years. Peter was the husband of
Kathleen O’Leary-Zovic, Marketing Director for Wisconsin State
Fair. Kathleen has been a wonderful friend and avid supporter of the
KIDS organization for many years.
In addition to Kathleen, Peter
leaves behind many special family
members including three daughters,
Mia & Ava Zovic, and Danielle
Mertin-Zovic, as well as many dear
friends. Our heartfelt condolences
go out to Kathleen and her family
during this difficult time.
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR ANNOUNCES
MILLER LITE MAIN STAGE ENTERTAINMENT
See KIDS at the Fair and get a great “Fair Deal” too!
Kids from Wisconsin is excited to be included as part of the Wisconsin State Fair Miller Lite Main Stage
lineup this year. Check out our Fair schedule on the back page. In addition to two daily shows on the
Cousins Subs Amphitheater and our special Senior Day show on Wednesday, August 8th, we will be the
featured main stage act on Sunday, August 12th, at 6:00 PM. This is a free ticketed event. You can get
your tickets in a couple different ways…..on the Fair website, www.wistatefair.com (click on the Main
Stage link on the home page); tickets can be “purchased” (they are free!) online by clicking on the BUY
NOW link or at the Wisconsin State Fair Box Office which is located at the U.S. Cellular Main Gate (enter
Gate 6 at the Pettit Center), Mon. – Fri. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is only for our show on the main stage. The
rest of our shows at the Fair do not require a ticket. However, as with all of our shows during the Fair, you
must purchase admission tickets, but do they have a deal for you! During the months of April, May and
June , you can purchase discounted tickets for $5 online, at the Wisconsin State Fair Box Office or at participating Pick n’ Save and Copps Food Centers throughout Wisconsin.
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2007 Tour Schedule
Sunday, June 24
Tuesday, June 26
Wednesday, June 27
Thursday, June 28
Saturday, June 30
Tuesday, July 3
Friday, July 6
Tuesday, July 10
Wednesday, July 11
Thursday, July 12
Friday, July 13
Saturday, July 14
Sunday, July 15
Tuesday, July 17
Wednesday, July 18
Thursday, July 19
Saturday, July 21
Monday, July 23
Tuesday, July 24
Wednesday, July 25
Thursday, July 26
Friday, July 27
Sunday, July 29
Tuesday, July 31
Thursday, Aug. 2 –
Sunday, Aug. 12
Tuesday, Aug. 14
Wednesday, Aug. 15
Friday, Aug. 17
Saturday, Aug. 18
Thursday, Aug. 23
Friday, Aug. 24
Sunday, Aug. 26
Friday, Aug. 31
Saturday, Sept. 1
Premiere Performance, Divine Savior Holy Angels High School, Milwaukee, WI
Ripon High School, Ripon, WI
Music in the Glen, Whitefish Bay High School, Whitefish Bay, WI
Schauer Arts and Activity Center, Hartford, WI
Oconomowoc Middle School, Oconomowoc, WI
Private Show
Lancaster High School, Lancaster, WI
Northland Pines High School Auditorium, Eagle River, WI
Shawano High School, Shawano, WI
Manitowoc Civic Center, Manitowoc, WI
Southern Door High School, Brussels, WI
Wisconsin Lutheran College, Wauwatosa, WI (outdoor show)
Alberta Kimball Auditorium, West High School, Oshkosh, WI
Antigo High School, Antigo, WI
New London High School, New London, WI
Port Washington High School, Port Washington, WI
Monona Grove High School, Monona, WI
UW-River Falls Amphitheater, River Falls, WI (outdoor show)
Marshfield High School, Marshfield, WI
Rice Lake High School, Rice Lake, WI
Sentry Insurance Theater, Stevens Point, WI
Oneida County Fair, Rhinelander, WI
Mayville High School, Mayville, WI
Private Show
Wisconsin State Fair (outdoor shows)
Performing Arts Center, Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Buttermilk Park, Fond du Lac, WI (outdoor show)
Private Show
Private Show
Walter Theater, St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI
Wausau East High School, Wausau, WI
Sun Prairie High School, Sun Prairie, WI
Aurora Healthcare Senior Celebration, Milw. County Zoo
Divine Savior Holy Angels High School, Milwaukee, WI
Please Note: Schedule is subject to change. To view the most recent listing of performances and ticket
contacts, visit our web site at www.kidsfromwisconsin.com
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Board Profile
The newest member of the Kids
from Wisconsin Board of Directors
is Susan Crane. She comes to us as
a representative of the Wisconsin
State Fair. Susan believes in the
important role the KIDS play in the
overall entertainment at the Fair
and acknowledges that fairgoers
come each year to see their show.
A background in dance study and
some choreographic experience
makes her involvement in the KIDS
organization especially enjoyable.
Susan joined We Energies nearly
five years ago. She is currently
Agriculture Program Manager and
PSC contact for Customer Generation. Her varied management
responsibilities include both gas
and electric agriculture customers and programs associated with
this customer group. She is also
involved in renewable energy and
conservation projects. Before joining We Energies she was the Fluid
Products Manager at Foremost
Farms USA.
Susan holds a BS in Business
Administration from Cardinal
Stritch University and a MBA from
Marquette University. Before a
career change she was a Registered
Nurse.
She is committed to Agriculture,
and especially the Dairy Industry.
She serves on multiple Ag related
boards including Wisconsin 4-H
Foundation, Midwest Rural Energy
Council, Town of Brighton Zoning
and Planning Commission and the
Wisconsin State Fair Park Board
which she serves as First Vice
Chair.
Susan, along with her husband
Bob, continues to dairy farm with
their two sons in Burlington, Wisconsin.
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PRESENTING SPONSORS
Lands' End
Wisconsin State Fair
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Aurora Pharmacy
InPro Corp. of Muskego
Coca Cola Bottling of Wisconsin
GRANTS
Green Bay Packers Foundation
Davidson and Harley Fund
Evan and Marion Helfaer Fdn.
Ralph J. Huiras Family Foundation
Thomas H. Jacob Foundation
Herbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc.
Kolaga Family Charitable Trust
Krause Family Foundation
Moore Family Foundation
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Fdn.
Wisconsin Arts Board
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HONORARY KIDS
($1000 AND OVER)
Bradley P. Anderson (In Memory of
Jean Voss)
P.J. and Faith Azzolina (In Memory of Mark Azzolina)
Tim and Shari Boyle
Vicki Capadona
Mark, Mary Kay, Meghan and
Mackenzie Deese
Steve and Marcia Holtan
Ken and Linda Kish
Al and Janet Klug and Family
Mary Jo Kratochvil
Jim and Ann Maney and Family
Midwest Airlines
Keven Riggle
Judy and Leo Scherer
Philip Sillman
Donald and Charlotte Wendorff
Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.
Sue and Bill Wetley
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ANGELS ($500 - 999)
Howard Backe
Larry Chitwood
Kerry and Marian Griebenow
Mark A. Juds
Ray Kennig
Dan and Kimberly Kilde
Dr. John and Sally Korolewski
David and Ruth Miller
Dr. Bill and Michelle Nelson
Jim and Teri O'Connor
David Porchetta
JoAnn Polley and Mark Ulmer
Rosie Rees
Quad/Graphics
Jack and Carol Van Der Ploeg
Jim and Debi Williams
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GRAND BENEFACTORS
($200 - 499)
Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc.
David Astembrowski
Katharine Azzolina (In Memory
of Mark Azzolina)
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Susan and Joe Boucher
Keith and Michelle Bouterse
Marty and Lori Busch
Susan Crane
Mike and Pat D'Amore (In Memory
of former KID, Patrick Dorn)
Mark Dorn (In Memory of Patrick
Dorn)
Tom and Barbara Dorn (In Memory
of our son, Patrick Dorn)
Roger Evans
Stephen Finkelmeyer
Dennis and Mari Fleischer
Warren J. Hillmer
Mark Homan (In Memory of Dan
Apyan and Jack Szmanda)
Dwayne and Martha Intveld
Bruce Johnson
Jay Kennedy
Ed and Gerry Knoechel
Jim and Bonnie Mejchar
Daniel Meloy
Tom, Mary, Mike and Kevin Nolte
Pfizer Foundation
Proven Direct, Inc.
Dick and June Seiberlich
Carolyn Stanelle
Tim and Pam Stemper
Joyce (Olsen) Stoppelbein
Gary J. Taft
Tom and Manami Terrien
Dr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Jr.
Betty Azzolina Tribou (In memory
of Mark Azzolina)
Frank and Sue Wedel
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BENEFACTORS
($100 - 199)
Tim and Leslie Allen
Dennis T. Ameden
Robert L. Austin
Shirley Azzolina (In Memory of
Mark Azzolina)
Audrey Baird
Lee and Betty Baxter
Brent Benrud
Elaine Briese
Peter Brockman
Alex and Joan Brost
John and Veronica Brugger
Katie (Kinyon) Bullerman
Celesta Busch
Donald and Ruth Busch
Louis and Dorothy Calicchio
Frank and Mary Beth Carr
Bill and AJ (Youngren) Cargo
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson
Ray and Ellie Dietrich
Patrick Dillon
William Drew
Marvin Edmunds (In Memory of
Audrey Edmunds)
Mark and Jackie Ellington
Lee Erickson
Nathan J. Falk and Shawano Wolf
River Harmony Sweet Adelines
Carly (Nelson) Fair
John and Darlene Foreman
P. Gallo
Louis J. Glasnapp
Chester and Lorraine Grobschmidt
Stan and Joanne Grazdiel
Angela Hemauer
Mark and Linda Hennessey
Melissa (Hemauer) Huber
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Brian Hurst
Chris and Mary Jensen
Jim, Joy and Katy Kempen
Tom and Mary Kempen
Harold and Karen Kinyon
Ron and Winnie Krueger
Mr. and Mrs. William J. LaBadie
William and Peggy Laird
David and Laura Larson
Laurie (Nelson) and Alan Larson
Richard and Pam Lemirande
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Lipke (In
Memory of Tim Lipke)
Dave Littmann
Kim (Nickel) Maehler (In
Memory of Jack Szmanda)
James P. Maney, Sr.
Tony and Jo Maze
Linita McDonald
Margaret McManus
Keith and Kathy Meyer
Ellen and David Mielke (In Memory
of Rob Brown)
Paul Molitor
Kurt Nelson
Ryan Nelson
North Haven of Stevens Point
Bob and Lorrie Newberry
Tom Newburg
Dr. and Mrs. Burr Nussdorfer
Connie Trok Olivera
Mr. and Mrs. Harold K Olson
Andrea Pelloquin
Dennis Peterson
John and Jill (Andrae) Peterson
Kris (Reuter) Peterson
Sue Ofstedahl Price
Bob and Rita Radke
Eugene Rafferty
Mary Ramsay-Drow
Mark and Tracy Redlich
Audrey and Emil Reichow
Brandon Richards
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc.
Helen SaLoutos
Charles and Ireta SaLoutos
Barbara and Dennis Sengbusch
Jennifer Seymour
Mary Grayce Shioleno
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Simpson
Bob and Pat Smith ( In Memory of our son, Michael Robert Smith)
Mike and Sue Sorensen
Don and Buelah Star
Robert Stone
Felicia B.Szabo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tubesing
David and Nancy (Rueckert) Tucker
Renee Turner
John and Ellen Urness
Nick and Michele (Noel) Utrie
Mr. and Mrs. William Van Dyke
Susan Van Gemert
Cory Vandertie
Harold and Mavis Vanselow
Tim and Terri Verhasselt
Darlene Waterstreet
Chris (Wozny) and Michael
Wengrenovich
Al and Judy Wilkins
Mark C. Ziebell
Joe and Mary Zwirlein
FRIENDS ($25 - 99)
Amherst Junction Womens Club
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Jill Meggers Anderson
Mary Beth Andrea and Alexandra
Ripley
Phillip and Sally Askotzky
Louis and Lillian Atkinson
Richard Badenhoop
Lynn and Wayne Baudhuin
John, Cathy and Jesse Baumgart
Esther E. Bensman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bentz
Joyce and Raymond Berdal
W. Gerald and Jane Berg
Bob, Ruth and Adam Berger
Richard and Marilyn Berghs
Randy and Kim Berres
Mary and Joe Billmann
Lon and Mary Bloesch
Bob and Carolyn Blotz
Carol Boyle
Dick Brantmeier Ford
Chilly Braun
Marilyn Brott
Jack, Paula, Anna, and Abbey
Brown
Barney Brumm
Phill Bruno and May Kae
Geittmann
Pamela Smith Buettner (In Memory
of Rex Smith)
Roland and Linda Buss
Lynn Calicchio
Greg Cesario
Jay Chopp
Joe Citro
George and Peg Cokins
Daniel and Patrice Coyne
Lori (Brockley) Daniels
Carole Dannehl
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Davis
Wilson K. Decker
Rolf and Gloria Dickson
Joyce and Jim Dillon
Rodney Engebretson
Doris Felland
Kenn and Barb Ferron
Mary Jane Finke
Patricia Francois
Jessie Franz (In Memory of Bruce
Franz)
Fritz Freitag
Bev Fretchel
Bill and Ann Frey
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne M. Froseth
Bob and Sandy Grosz
Laura Habel
Philip and Mary Haines
Lyle and Lillian Hammel
Barbara Hanson
Linda (Montross) Harmon
Steve and Joanne Heckenkamp
Barbara Heinz
Chuck and Marilyn Heller
Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Henry
Brad and Nancy Hoffmann
Sue Holicka
Rosemary Holzmann
Sally Howe
Evonne Hurst
Patricia J. Huyett
Jan and Gordon Jensen
Donald Johnson
Rick, Audrey and Eric Johnson
Gary and Suzanne Kahl
Karsten Piano Service
Robert E. Kerska
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Dan, Jennifer (Young) & Jacob Kiel
Bobbie and Henry Kirchoff
Leondard Klappauf
Ruth Knoll
Dick and Lynne Kohn
Jim and Gail Kottwitz
Bernie, Ruth, and Diane Krueger
George and Irene Krueger
Dani (Wallisch) Kuepper
Arvid Lager
Dev and Rose LaLond
William G. Larsen
Margaret Laun-Knauf
Donna Lee Lehman
Elizabeth and Peter Lockwood
Bonnie MacPherson Johnson
Jack and Mary MacPherson
Doug and Mary Maki
Gary and Candy Mallat
David and Nancy Mancusi
Jon J. Maresh
Victoria McCabe
Roger and Rocille McConnell
Mimi Lang Mead
Jim Mendyke
Joan Mike
Lois A. Mickelson
Louise and Edward Miller
Ray and Joanne Morris
Richard and Betty Mosher
Mary Moze
Mark Mueller
Jean (O'Connor) Nauer
Kathy Nellis
Larry and Annell Nelson
Don and Barb Neubauer
Bev Niemi
Joel and Holly Nussbaum
Harry and Sandee O'Connell
Nancy and Elmer Ofte
Ronald and Linda Olds
Richard E. and Karen A. Peck, Chad
and Lynette Peck
Alice W. Peterson
Mary Peterson
Russell L. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Brett Pilling
Robert Prince
Martin Putz
Karyn Quinn
Stephen Reed
Carolyn Susan Riley
Elizabeth Rogers
Joseph and Margaret Rost
Verna Rueckert
Donald and Janis Ruf
Bob and Gladys Samuel
Paul Sartori
Alois J. Schmitt
Loraine Schuffler
Les and Mary Smith
Lee, Cheryl and Eric Songer
Augie and Grace Staehling
Georgette Stamm
Jim and Jean Stanley
Samantha Stanley
Rev. and Mrs. William Stevens
Richard and Karen Stormoen
Doris Stueber
Stuart and Mary Stultz
Herbert Tauscher
Al and Mary Kay Thompson
Jack and Jan Travis
Mr. and Mrs. Don Uhen
Glenn and Mary Ulrichsen
Sharon Urness
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Jim and Joan Vahey
Gregg Vergetis
Bette Vogel
Norbert and Sharon Vogt
Kevin and Mary Waco
Jerry Wagner
Wayne and Lorraine Wankowski
Mrs. Helen Warner
Steve and Pat Wehrley
Ray, Joanne and Mark Weldon
Andrew Weisman
Mary Weller
Charles Wetzel
John and Cindy Whitney
Kathleen Wickert
Leonare and Marlene Widen
John Wiegand
Jay and Torrey Wilkins
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Wille
Shirley and John Williamsen
David G. Wilson
Barry, and Annette Witkowski
David and Jo Ann Woeste
Len and Ann Wozny
Randy Wussow
Kathy Zivicki
+ Former KIDS or Parents of
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