C8596 Hunt Pgm

4:00
6:00
7:00
9:00
– 6:00 PM ............................Registration
– 7:00 PM........................Cocktail Hour
- 8:30 PM ...................................Dinner
PM ..........Craig Morgan Entertainment
7:00 – 8:30 AM ...............................Breakfast
8:30 AM – Noon ...................Bird Shooting &
Sporting Clays
12:00 – 1:30 PM ..........Lunch & Team Photos
1:30 – 5:30 PM.....................Bird Shooting &
Sporting Clays
5:30 – 7:00 PM ........................Cocktail Hour
7:00 PM..............................Dinner, Program,
Silent & Live Auction
Pete Martinez – Entertainment
6:30 – 8:00 AM ................................Breakfast
8:00 AM – Noon....................Bird Shooting &
Sporting Clays
12:00 – 1:30 PM...........Lunch & Team Photos
1:30 – 5:30 PM .....................Bird Shooting &
Sporting Clays
5:30 PM .....................................Awards Party
Aiming For a Cure
Alex & Macye Maher
All Access Outdoors
American Garage Door Company
Aramark
Arvada Treatment Center
AT & T
Back Bone Media
Baron Engraving
Bass Pro Shop
Beauty Boutique
Beaver Run Resort
Beck Motors
Benziger Family Winery
Beretta
Bill Van Camp
Bob Sutton
Boon & Crockett Club
Brett Favre
Bridgett Schofield
Brownstein Hyatt
Cabela's
Capital City Children's Choir
Chesterman
Cheyenne Ridge
Children's Care
Chippewa
Christmas & Associates
Chuck Foreman
Chuck Weinreis
Cindy Bahe
Clancy & Rosie Barrone
C'Mere Deer
Colt Ford
Columbia
Craig Bump
Craig Janssen
Craig Morgan
CVA
Cytosport
Dallas Cowboys
"Dan Whitney” "Larry the Cable Guy"
David Studley
Denver Nuggets
Dill Custom Knives
Fiocchi Shells
Ft. Knox Safes
Garth Brooks
Gisi Pheasant Farms
Global Fisheries Management
Gold Toe Moretz
Grand Rental
Gunsmoke
Harry Gaines Kenai River Fishing
Havercamp Products
HD Auction Team
Houston Texans
Hunter Safety System
Hunter's Specialties
Jeff Jarmin
Jerome Beverage
Jim Kelley
John Deere
John Leevers
Josh Dutt
Kesslers
Kiwanis Club
Krooked Horn Outfitters
Krooked River Ranch
LaCrosse Footwear
Leevers
Leupold
Light House Point
Live Water Properties
Lyons Family
Mathew Bows
Midland Radio
Minatare Feedlot
Morris Equipment
Mossy Oak
Muss Family
National Wildlife Turkey Federation
NaturALL Steaks
New York Jets
NRA
NRA Colorado
Olinger Law
"Oregon Freeze Dry Inc.,"
Orion Multimedia
Outdoor Edge
Pat Sola Photography
Pete Martinez
Philadelphia Eagles
Pierre Bank West
Pierre Kiwanis
Probaseball Services
Promotion In Motion
Pryntcomm
Quaker Boy Inc
Rabo Financial
Randy Morris
Range View Kennels
ReCrete Materials Inc
Republic National Company
Rich Wyatt
Rocky Brands
Roper
Rustic 83
Ryan & Valerie Slowik
San Diego Chargers
Save A Lot
Sconka Gear
Scott Kennedy Fine Art Limited
She Safari
Shepler's
Shjon Podein
Sierra Bullets
Southern Cross Ranches
Spirit Ridge Rifle Golf
Sportsman's Warehouse
Spring Creek Lodge
Steve Ellwien
Strasia Knives
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ted Nugent
Terry Heinle
Thompson Center
Three Forks Ranch
Tim Anderson
Tiny Treasures
Tom Roberts
Tom Rounds
Tony & Lynn Gauer
Trout Headquarters
Under Armour
Valerie Slowak
Valley Outdoor LLC
White Flyer Clays
Wild Game Innovations
Wildlife Research Center
Winner Circle Feedlot
ZoomDog Supplements
"We thank all of our donor,
sponsors and volunteers for their
contributions! We truly apologized
if we missed anyone!"
“Craig Morgan is country
music’s champion of the
Everyman—a loyal husband
father,
unblushingly
and
sentimental, tough enough to
kick your butt if you cross him,
and the kind of friend everyone
would like to have.” – Music
Row magazine
One of country music's best-loved
artists, Craig Morgan has made a name for himself with massive
radio airplay of his signature hits: "Almost Home”—which was
named Music Row Song of the Year in 2003, the chart-topping
summer anthem "Redneck Yacht Club," "That's What I Love
About Sunday"--which spent five weeks at #1 and was Billboard's
Most Played Country Song of the Year in 2005, “Tough” -- a
touching ode to the strength of women, and the fan-favorites
“International Harvester” and the anthemic “Bonfire.” Craig is
signed to Sony Entertainment Nashville’s BNA Records label
and is an esteemed member of the Grand Ole Opry. And now
Craig is the star of his own TV series, Craig Morgan: All
Access Outdoors which airs on the Outdoor Channel.
Emmanuel Lewis is best known
for playing Webster in the 1980s
sitcom Webster. Webster was a
top-rated ABC sitcom for several
years before bowing out in 1987.
Lewis was nominated for four
Young Artist Awards. At the
same time, Lewis also was the
child spokesperson for the Burger
King Whopper. He has appeared
in Kickin' It Old Skool, in which he had a cameo appearance. He
is depicted in "The F Word", an episode of South Park, in which
he was portrayed as the head editor of the dictionary. He appeared
in approximately sixty commercials. In June of 2000 he branched
out into music, creating a multi-million dollar recording studio
on the grounds of his 12-acre Atlanta estate and establishing the
Emmanuel Lewis Entertainment record label.
Aaron Taylor is truly an all time
University of Nebraska great!
He played for the Huskers from
1994-1997
at
Offensive
Guard/Center. He was drafted
by the Indianapolis Colts in
1998.While a member of the
huskers he was the 1997
Outland Trophy Winner, a 1997
Consensus All-American, a
1996 Consensus All-American, 1995 All Big 8 and the Only
Husker to earn All-America honors at two different positions.
Gerald
McRaney
is
an
accomplished television and
movie actor. McRaney is best
known as one of the stars of the
1980s television shows Simon
& Simon and Major Dad. He
will star in Undercovers, an
upcoming television series
created by J.J Abrams. McRaney
holds the distinction of being
the last guest star to meet Marshal Matt Dillon in a gunfight
on Gunsmoke, in the episode "Hard Labor," which was first
broadcast on February 24, 1975. He has appeared in episodes
of The Rockford Files, Hawaii Five-O, The Incredible Hulk,
Designing Women, The West Wing, Deadwood, Jericho and
many other shows. He is married to actress Delta Burke.
Gerald is a member of the National Rifle Association and is a
Co-Host of the popular TV show World of Beretta.
Jim Jensen earned 8 varsity
letters at the University of Iowa,
4 in football and 4 in track &
field. He was drafted in the 2nd
round of the 1976 NFL draft by
the Dallas Cowboys. He was
traded to the Denver Broncos in
1977 and played in Super Bowl
XII that year against his former
teammates. He was a versatile
running back and led the Broncos in rushing and number of
receptions in 1980. In 1981 he signed as a free agent with the
Green Bay Packers and played there for two seasons. Bart Starr
was his coach at Green Bay and in 1982 the Packers made their
first appearance in the play offs after a 10 year drought. He has
three children: Jessica, Cody and Jack, and one brother Andy.
He was inducted into the Iowa High School Sports Hall of
Fame in 1988 and the Quad Cities Sports Hall of Fame in
2002. He currently lives in Windsor, CO with his wife Dawn
and is VP of Marketing for Water Valley (www.watervalley.com)
Jim is a board member for Hunter's Dream for a Cure.
Joel Makovicka is a former NFL
football fullback who played for
the Arizona Cardinals (19992002). One of the most
decorated fullbacks in Husker
history, Joel Makovicka owns the
school record with 13 career
touchdowns as a fullback for
Nebraska from 1995 to 1998.
During his stay at Nebraska,
Makovicka was a two-time first-team academic All-American
and three-time first-team academic All-Big 12 performer. He
also was a member of three national championship teams. The
younger brother of another Husker walk-on fullback from
Brainard, Neb., Jeff Makovicka, Joel finished his career with
1,447 yards rushing on an average of 5.9 yards per carry while
making 22 starts for the red and white. As a junior he produced
the fourth-highest rushing total by a fullback in school history
with 685 yards. He was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the
fourth round of the 1999 NFL Draft and started 10 games at
fullback for the Cardinals as a rookie.
Chuck Foreman was selected was
selected with the 12th overall
pick in the NFL draft. He was a
consensus choice as the National
Football Conference (NFC)
Rookie of the Year in 1973.
Foreman was named NFC player
of the year by The Sporting
News in 1974 and by UPI in
1976. He was named All-Pro in
1975 and played in five consecutive Pro Bowls (1973–1977).
Foreman had 3 straight seasons rushing for 1,000+ yards
(1975–1977) and scored a then NFC record 22 Touchdowns in
14 games during the 1975 campaign. Foreman just missed a
rare NFC 'Triple Crown' (rushing yards, receptions & TDs) in
1975 as well. Foreman played in 3 Super Bowls with the
Vikings. In 2005 the College Football Hall of Fame honored
Chuck with the Community Service Award. In 2007 he was
inducted to the Minnesota Vikings Ring of Honor.
Shjon Podein played for the
Edmonton Oilers, Philadelphia
Flyers, Colorado Avalanche, St.
Louis Blues and over the course
of a 699-game NHL career.
Shjon assumed his role as top
penalty-killer with the Avalanche
while helping Colorado capture
the Stanley Cup in the 2000–01
season. Shjon is often remembered
for wearing his uniform for a full 25 hours after the game. It was
also in 1997 that Shjon and Sherry founded the Shjon Podein
Children's Foundation to help kids facing extraordinary
difficulties in their lives. Shjon became the first NHL player to
join the Garth Brooks Teammates For Kids Foundation and is
an NHL spokesman for Teammates. The Foundation that
contributes monies to non-profits who effectively serve and
benefit children in areas of health, education, and inner city
services. Podein was noted for his immense dedication to charity
work and youth hockey programs. As a result Podein was
awarded the King Clancy Memorial Trophy in 2001.
Ryan Klesko loves to hunt and
fish. But he is known for playing
13 years in the major leagues
with the Atlanta Braves, San
Diego Padres and San Francisco
Giants. He won a World Series
ring with the Braves in 1995.
His .525 slugging percentage as
a Brave ranks 4th all-time
among the team’s career leaders.
Klesko became the first player to hit a home run in three
consecutive World Series road games when he did so against the
Cleveland Indians in Games 3, 4, and 5 of the 1995 World
Series. While in San Diego, he served as the club’s
spokesperson for the Make-A-Wish-Foundation hosting MakeA-Wish children for batting practice, a pregame ceremony and
a ballgame each home stand. This involvement has now lead to
his Blue Ryno Foundation, which provides support to the
families of terminally ill children. Klesko has been an active
supporter of Hunter's Dream for a Cure. He and his wife, Kelly
also have a son named Hunter. Ryan hosts a TV show called
Grand Slam Adventures.
Todd is an Olympic skier and by
many accounts the most
successful North American in
Nordic combined skiing ever. In
2009 he became world champion
in Nordic combined. During his
international career between
1993 and 2006 he participated
in seven World Championships,
five Winter Olympics and 162
World Cup events. His greatest successes have been 6 World
Cup wins. He finished in Top Ten of the World Cup overall
standings eight consecutive years and has won 19 USchampionships. He retired in 2006, but returned to
competition in 2008, setting his sights on making the team for
the 2010 Olympics. In February 2009 at the World
Championships in Liberec, he won two gold medals in Nordic
combined. He made the US team for the 2010 Winter
Olympics. Todd is really into hunting and the outdoors.
Shooting his bow and playing a lot of golf top his list. Also
hanging out with his wife Sunny and two children Charley and
Finn when I'm not traveling the world and competing are on the
top of his list!
Steve & Jodie Ries are celebrities
in anyone’s opinion. They lost
their son Ben shortly after
Hunter passed away in 2005. We
have always said that in Heaven
Ben is a big brother to Hunter
and the two of them are playing
with dogs and hunting pheasants
together whenever they can!
Steve & Jodie run a foundation
very similar to Hunter's Dream for a Cure that raises money for
the many children and Families at the University of Iowa
Children’s Hospital and Children’s Miracle Network that are
confronted with cancer. Information on the hunt that they host
annually can be found at www.aimingforacure.com Steve,
Jodie and their daughter Rachel reside in Alburnett, Iowa on an
acreage with their family business in raising hunting dogs.
Doc’s journey has certainly been
unique. A former NFL guard
and center who played for the
Chargers, Broncos and Eagles.
The Washington Times dubbed
him “The Ultimate Underdog”
saying, “perhaps no player in
Super Bowl history has traveled a
harder path to the Super Bowl
than Diaz-Infante”. His career spanned 16 years covering the
80’s, 90’s and 2000’s. A veteran of 16 training camps, he made
his debut with the Chargers during the 1987 strike and did not
play another game until the 1996 season. He is believed to be
the oldest player ever to make his first NFL start at the age of
32. He won two Super Bowl Championships with the Broncos:
XXXII and XXXIII. Since retirement 2002, Doc has been one
of the most recognizable media personalities in the Denver area
and a role model for Hispanics across the country. Currently, he
is a College Football Analyst for ESPNU and ESPN. He lives
in Phoenix with his wife Audra and children Dante and Alexis.
He is one of the original founding board members of Hunter's
Dream for a Cure.
Chuck Weinreiss
Robb Nelson
Wendy Nelson
Shawn Lyons
Stephanie Lyons
Brian Debrie
Tom Roberts
Bob Edwards
Jim Lawhon
Daniel Coyt
Heather Gentz
Shirl Patenaude
Bill Van Camp
Bob Sutton
Brian Bonde
Brian DeBrie
Kelvin Kos
Dick tieszen
Doug Iverson
Jerry Sinning
Jim Palmer
Wade Reimers
Jonathan Sherrill
Alyssa Debrie
Brady Nelson
Jim Lawhon
Roger Pederson
Mike Finley
Pat Karst
Heath Stoeser
Jason Stoeser
Cody Stoeser
Nick Fosness
Chris Hull
Adam Jost
Dustin Christopherson
Jeff Rheborg
Tom Dalton
Willy Gloe
Greg Goodman
Chris Baldwin
Tracy Huntington
As Hunter’s parents we were prepared for the challenges that a special needs child brings and we were
willing to do whatever was needed to give him the best. Despite Hunter’s challenges he was fully expected
to live as long as any healthy child. He lived his life and filled our lives with unbridled joy and happiness.
His infectious smile and laugh affected many. Hunter’s death was a shock and a truly devastating loss for
us. We never expected to be living life without him! During his far too short life he brought many people
together for the greater good of helping children who cannot help themselves. We can not thank you
enough for the overwhelming support you have given our family and the foundation over the past five
years!
Losing Hunter was an unexpected tragedy and we have had to
learn that there is truly no greater loss in life! We can only plead
that you help us and Hunter’s Dream for a Cure to do everything
we can to prevent this from happening to others No one should
have to experience what we have gone through. With you help we
are making a difference in finding better treatment for this disease
and improving the quality of life of special needs children in our
community! In Hunter’s name please help us!
God Bless You, Robb, Wendy & Brady Nelson
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