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WELCOME TO T HE 17 T H ANNUAL HOLY FAMILY AUC T ION
REALITY
5:45
6:45
7:00
Cocktails, Wine and Cheese Social, Silent Auction, and
Trip Giveaway opens. For a list of our generous donors,
see pages 9 & 10.
Dinner Menu Highlights
Meatballs
Shrimp Cocktail
Seating for dinner and opening prayer.
Vegetable Tray
Spinach Queso
Romaine Tossed Salad
Dinner (Menu to right)
Mr. Jerry Ernstberger will introduce the
2013 Honorees, Butch and Kathy Wilt.
Pork Tenderloin
Pasta with Vegetables
Green Beans with Almonds
Mashed Potatoes (Huber’s Style)
8:00 Cheese Tortellini with Cream Sauce
The Live Auction Begins (see page 11)
Cobbler & Ice Cream
Introductions of the HSA Committee Chairs and
Auction Chair, Recognition of the Auction Committee,
Introduction of the Auctioneer
The first Silent Auction and Classroom Basket sections will begin closing in 15-minute
increments after the conclusion of the Live Auction.
The order of sections is as follows:
1. Silent Items Section A
2. Silent Items Section B
3. Silent Items Prime Time TV
4. Classroom Baskets
FROM OUR PASTOR
Dear Friends of Holy Family School:
It’s great to have you with us tonight. In the middle of
winter it’s a blessing to gather, enjoying good food and
good company – all for a good cause. Tonight our feasting
and fellowship comes during the season of Lent, a time
when we turn our hearts to hopes of renewal and deeds of
compassion; a time when God turns the hearts of parents
to their children, and the hearts of children to their parents…” (Malachi 3:24).
Tonight we thank God for the gift of our children and his
entrusting them to us. They are our greatest treasure. We
show our thanks to Him by generously supporting one of
the most important ministries of our parish: Holy Family
School.
Have fun tonight! And as you enjoy the evening remember
that Jesus is here with us, unseen but very much present.
That is the Ultimate Reality.
God bless you and hold you,
Fr. Dan
REALITY
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Reality TV has become such a part of our American
vocabulary and entertainment option that it was a natural
choice for our 2013 Auction Premiere theme. Whether
your tastes involve following housewives from various
cities, races and survival games across the planet, or my
favorites – cooking competitions and fishing in dangerous
waters – reality tv shows seem to have something for
everyone. Tonight, we are glad you’re setting aside the
remote control to be here for our own HFS Reality Show. A
huge Thank You goes to this year’s Co-chairs, Tricia Thien
and Lisa Lancaster and to all their helpers for their many
hours and talents to make tonight successful! Also, we
thank Doug and Mary Ann Harritt, whose generosity and
professionalism has made each live auction fun, exciting
and rewarding. We are truly blest!
We hope that tonight’s honorees, Butch and Kathy Wilt
and their family have a great evening, and we thank them
for their loving stewardship to Holy Family Parish and
School! May they continue to be renewed and blessed as
they serve our parish community!
Finally, on behalf of the faculty, staff, and of course, our
children, I wish to express our sincere gratitude to the
Holy Family Home and School Association and Auction
Committees, the Huber Orchard and Winery family,
sponsors and donors, and all the volunteers who have
creatively labored to make tonight special. To all our dinner
guests, we hope you have a terrific evening, and we thank
your for your generous support!
Sincerely,
Jerry Ernstberger
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SCHOOL MINISTRY COMMISSION
HSA MEMBERS
Father Dan Atkins, Pastor
Missy Konijeti - Parent Chair
Jerry Ernstberger, Principal
Kendra Bernens - Teacher Chair
Jean Moss, Faculty Representative
Jennifer Gohmann
Tricia Wall, President
Nicole Grantz
Scott Thomas, Finance Representative
Ann Barnett
Mari Coyle, Facilities Representative
Nicole Mattingly Shavers
Dena Despain, Preschool/Child Care Representative
Michelle Julius
Trish Wallace, Marketing
Missy Konijeti, HSA Representative
PRIME TIME TV – SILENT AUCTION CHANNEL GUIDE
Special Thank you to:
100. Insulation from Tony Long and GISCO.........................................Value $1500
200. Dr. Mischler's Gift Certificate.....................................................Value $1000
300. IU Basketball Tickets
provided by George & Ruth Kaiser............................. Value Crimson & Cream
400. $500 Certificate off of Braces, Sonic Care Toothbrush, etc from Periago
Orthodontics.............................................................................Value $700
500. Athletic Fees, Admission Passes & Sports Wear by Holy Family Athletic
Department.......................................................................Value over $600
600. Reserved Parking from Holy Family................................... Value Parking Envy
700. Romantic Getaway in the Conrad Hotel in Indianapolis................ Value for Two
800. Cabin Getaway in Starlight, IN................................................Value Priceless
900. Dr. Seth Ernstberger Gift Certificate........................................... Value $1700
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2012-13 HOLY FAMILY AUCTION Committee
Chairpersons
Classroom Basket Procurement - Coordinators
Lisa Lancaster and Tricia Thien
Jenifer Kraft, Katie Beckort, Amy Kelly, Teri Johnson,
Ann Colin, Brianna Wills, Teru Irvin, Rozalind Segoviano,
Auctioneers
Ann Miiller, Amy Edwards, Patty Spencer, Jill Scott, Nikki
Doug and Mary Ann Harritt, Harritt Group Inc.
Grigg, and Lisa Wright
Auction MC
Program Lead Designer
Julie Young-Class Act DJ
Jared Hallal of Crescent Moon Productions
Auction Band
Program Printing
Ei8ht Inch Elvis
Thomas and Denise Batliner
of Minuteman Press, Hikes Lane
Golden Table
Alysia Wade of The Desired Effect and Lisa Kaelin
Decorations
Alysia Wade of The Desired Effect and Lisa Kaelin
$10,000 Holiday Raffle Coordinator
Soni O’Bannon
Classroom Art Project Coordinators
Cindy Eichenberger and Jennifer Dunn
Reservation Coordinator
DeAnn Burns
Art Cover Contest Judges
Lisa Hunter and Susan Cooper of Mini Monets
Finance
Carol Goins and Mike Kerstiens
Art Cover Contest Coordinators
Tricia Thien and Lisa Lancaster
Trip Coordinator
Nina Fulda-Portman
Slide Show for Live Auction
Jean Moss
Procurement Chairpersons
Tricia Thien and Lisa Lancaster
Set-Up & Clean-Up
Tricia Thien and Lisa Lancaster
Procurement Team Members
Patty Spencer, Trish Wallace, Missy Konijeti,
Bid Spotters
Dawn Ingram, Ann Barnett, Jennifer Gohmann, Michelle
Tabitha Swearingen, Larry Denison, Sarah Martin,
Julius, Kendra Bernens, Nicole Mattingly Shavers,
Emily Banet, Katie Beckort, Matt Rogers, Stephanie
Lisa Lancaster, and Tricia Thien
Rogers, Pete Andriot, Jay Teeters, Kris Bernens
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Auction Rules
Getting Started
Your assigned bid number with your paddle will be in your
packet at your reserved table. Use this number for the Silent Auction, Classroom Baskets, and Live Auction.
Please Note: Your packet includes this booklet, your bidding
paddle, your name tag, and a pen. If you have questions not
answered in this program, please ask an Auction Committee
member. We’re here to help you and wish you an enjoyable
evening.
Silent Auction
To place a bid, simply locate the silent auction bid sheet
that corresponds with the item you wish to bid on and
place your bid number and bid amount where indicated.
To be valid, remember there is a minimum bid increase of
$5.00!
An auction committee member will validate the winning
number to initiate no more bids.
Live Auction
The Live Auction is planned to start at 8:00 p.m. When bidding, hold your paddle toward the auctioneer and bid spotters. The last and highest bid acknowledged by the auctioneer
will be the purchaser of the item. The auctioneer’s decision is
final. Once you have made a successful bid, you will be asked
to sign a bid sheet to verify your purchase.
Payment
Your registered bid number or signature constitutes a legal contract to buy. All sales are final and there will be no
refunds or exchanges unless specified in the item description. All items and services must be paid in full by the end
of the evening. Any gift certificates purchased should be
picked up at the payment tables. We will accept cash,
check, MasterCard, or Visa as forms of payment for all
items except the Wheel of Chance and Trip Raffle (License
#129593).
Because of charity gaming laws, the Wheel of
Chance and Trip Raffle can only be bought using cash,
check, or debit. NO CREDIT CARDS are accepted!
2013 HOLY FAMILY AUCTION Removal of items
In order to avoid any errors, your items will be gathered
for you by an auction volunteer. Items will not be collected
until payment has been made. Please be aware of “display
only” items! All items must be removed by 11:00 a.m.
Sunday, unless you make arrangement for another pickup time with Tricia Thien. It will be assumed that items
not removed by Sunday at 11: 00 a.m. will be forfeited as
unwanted merchandise and will be removed by the Auction Committee.
Warranties
The Holy Family Auction Committee has attempted to
catalog and describe all items and services correctly. All
property is sold “as is.” Neither the committee, school,
nor parish warrants or represents, and shall in no event
be responsible for the correctness of description authenticity, authorship, provenance or donation of property. No
statement contained in the catalog or made orally at the
sale or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability for tax purposes or for
general value. All Trips, Outings and Events hold an expiration date of February 23, 2014, unless otherwise noted on
certificates or contact sheets.
Limitations
Restaurant certificates do not include liquor, tax, or gratuity.
Tax Purposes
For tax purposes, you may deduct as a charitable contribution only the amount that exceeds the fair market value
of any items purchased, including admission. Since admission is valued at $50 per person, this cost is not tax
deductible.
Thank you for supporting Holy Family School!
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2013 AUCTION PREMIERE HONOREES
Butch and Kathy Wilt
Darryl (Butch) Wilt’s family moved to
Holy Family Parish in time for him to
attend 1st grade and he went on to
graduate from Holy Family (class of
‘65’), New Albany High School , IU
South East, eventually receiving his
banking diploma from the Institute of
Financial Education.
He met Kathy (Geswein) Wilt who
had graduated from St. John’s Starlight
and Providence, before receiving her
Certificates of Ministry from Spalding
College and St. Meinrad.
When they got married in 1973
they became permanent parishioners
of Holy Family. They have three married children (all of whom graduated
from Holy Family and Providence) and 6 grandchildren: a
son, Jeremy Wilt (Lisa) – Ainsley; a son, Christopher Wilt
(Stephanie) – Madison and Reagan and a daughter, Shalon
Wilt Murphy (Patrick) – Makayla, Spencer and baby Murphy
due any minute.
As a new young couple to the Parish, Darryl and Kathy got
involved with coaching CYO basketball and softball, as well
as, working at the scorer’s table as time keeper for the basketball games. They worked at the door for numerous school
sporting events assisting then Athletic
Director, Joe Grantz, and the like.
When they became parents of school
children they volunteered as sports
coaches, room mothers, school room
aides, PTO officer, CCD preschool catechist and assisted with school Christmas shows. Additionally, being the
Fund Raising Chair included planning a
Parish Talent Show, developing the first
Parish Cookbook, the first school Book
Fair and helped get the Parish Harvest
Homecoming booth.
As parishioners, they Chaired chicken dinners, performed the duties of
Eucharistic Minister, Lector, Usher and
Trustee, helped to form a theatre group
lip sync, sat on Parish Councils and volunteered as a FOCCUS sponsor couple, Music Minister & CYO Youth Moderator;
initiated CLOW, as well as, monthly birthday and anniversary
blessings, and adult retreat experiences.
They led engaged couple retreats, seminars for Virtus and
workshops for Catechists for the deanery.
Today, Darryl is a member of the Parish Finance and parish web Committee and Kathy is the Pastoral Associate here
at Holy Family.
PAST AUCTION PREMIERE HONOREES
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1997 – Jim Thornton
2003 – Bill & Juanita Beach
2009 – Bernie and Jan Campbell
1998 – Monsignor Louis Marchino
2004 – Ted Hublar
2010 - Dan and Karen Schoenfelder
1999 – Frank Zoeller
2005 – Paul & Irene Bacher
2011 - Father Wilfred “Sonny” Day
2000 – Audrey Capper
2006 – Carl & Mary Kay Wolford
2012 - Barrett and Mary Briscoe
2001 – Walt Colin
2007 – James and Bernice Nolan
2002 – Ev Day
2008 – Eugene and Evelyn Lilly
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Auction Chairs
1997 - Tropical Paradise
Kathy Collings & Marcia Koetter
2006 - Reelin’ in the Years
Sue Glordan & Jody Fitzpatrick
1998- South of the Border
DeAnn Burns & Ann Garner
2007 - Bright Lights of Broadway
Sue Glordan
1999 - Under the Big Top
Kathy Collings, Patti Howland, & Liz Lobeck
2008 - Run for the Roses
Carrie Boquiren & Tricia Thien
2000 - Night at the Oscars
Mary Ann Harritt & Joe Kraft
2009 - Wonderful World of Disney
Melanie Dome & Pam Villiger
2001 - Space Odyssey
John Kraft & Joni Schmidt
2010 - Mardi Gras Gala
Holly Gohmann & Catie Knable-Leslie
2002 - An Evening of Art- Children’s Renditions
Elizabeth Becht & Robin Oser
2011 - Appreciating the Past, Celebrating the Future
Christina Copelli, Cindy Eichenberger, Kelly Murphy,
Stephanie Rogers, Ronda Stumler, & Jennifer Uhl
2003 - Celebrate What’s Right With The World!
Laurie & Pam Kraft
2004 - Enter the Journey…. The Next 50 Years!
Albert Perkins & Ronda Stumler
2005 - Have We Got A Game For You?!
Carrie Boquiren & Amy Clere
2012 - A Night in Paris
Holly Gohmann
2013 - Reality TV
Lisa Lancaster & Tricia Thien
FROM YOUR 2013 AUCTION CHAIRS
REALITY
Dear Friends,
Welcome to the 17th Annual Holy Family Auction! We would like to thank
the numerous individuals and companies who helped make this event
possible. This fundraiser is an incredible operation consisting of over 50
wonderful parent volunteers, teachers and administrators of the school and
parish who donate their time and talent to this very important event. Hundreds of
donors, many giving year after year, have made generous contributions to make this event
possible. The Holy Family community is amazing and we are proud to be a part of it. We
hope this is a memorable evening for you as you enjoy the fellowship of family and
friends. We appreciate your support and generosity in making this a successful fundraiser
for our school!
God Bless!
Tricia Thien and Lisa Lancaster
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SCHOOL STAFF
PARISH STAFF
Principal
Jerry Ernstberger
World Languages
Amy Clere
Pastor
Father Dan Atkins
Student Services Director
Joann Merten
Physical Education/Health
Cathy Hines
Pastoral Associate
Kathy Wilt
Kindergarten
Julie Hallal & Polly Zoeller
Visual Arts
Tiffany Smith
Coordinator Of Religious Education
Theresa Shaw
1st Grade
Mary Briscoe & Jean Moss
Administrative Secretaries
Pauline Mccullum And Kerri Tomlin
Finance Officer
Carol Goins
2nd Grade
Beth Summers & Kendra Bernens
Classroom Aides
Amanda Cooper, Ginny Burton,
Lynn Hesse, Lisa Koetter, Becky
Kruer, Teresa Lowe, Stacie Lueken,
Bev Lyle
Parish Secretary
Karen Schoenfelder
3rd Grade
Marilyn Perkins & Janet Harmeling
4th Grade
Kim Huff & Amy Huber
5th Grade
Paula Mccartin & Kellie Fansler
6th Grade
Bernie Day & Sara Jones
Pre-School Teachers
Karla Coots, Director &
Jessica Lincoln
Pre-School And Childcare Staff
Nacera Buckler, Cara Farmer,
Tonia Oberhausen, Jennifer Richards
Music & Liturgical Minister
Jeannine Newcomb
Youth Minister
Sarah Raelson
Director Of Communications
Jared Hallal
Finance Assistant
Cherie Bierman
7th Grade
Bunny Martin And Libby Wright
Cafeteria Staff
Melanie Dome, Director, Pam Briles,
Tracy Haydon, Vida Zoeller
Volunteer Office Staff
Audrey Capper
8th Grade
Liz Lobeck & Kathy Weber
Librarian
Laura Reeder
Cleaning And Maintenance
Pat And Ev Day
Music
Erica Pangburn
Technology
Judy Cooper
Custodial Staff
Kristin Cornwell, Richard Laduke,
Andy Schmitt
Aftercare Staff
Michele Watson, Director, Kristin
Cornwell, Peyton Ross, Fred Williams
Spanish I
Pat Mckay
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Silent Auction Donors
2013 Holy Family Auction Donors
1-800-GotJunk
A&S Sealcoating
Actors Theater
Adam Giovenco & Sunbelt Rental
Alpine Ice
Alysia Wade and the Desired Effect
Amy and Eric Edwards & Brown
Foreman
Amy Delaney and the Louisville
Ballet
Amy Huber
Angie Carter
Bearno’s
Bernie and Jan Campbell
Bernie Day
Beth Michels & Flow Motion
Big Splash Adventure Water Park
Bob and Jean Caesar & J.O. Endris
Brent and Kim Glotzbach
Brent Sprigler and Sprigler Builders
Butt Drugs
Caribbean Cove Water and Arcade
Park
Carriage Ford
Chili’s Restaurant
Chris McCain and Yard Scape by
Design
Cincinnati Museum Center
Cincinnati Red’s Baseball
Cindy Eichenberger
Click Photography
Cluckers
Coleman Furniture
Comedy Caravan
Conrad Hotel - Indianapolis
Cookies By Design
Corydon Stone and Asphalt
Dave and Liz Lobeck
DawCar, INC
Denzinger Family Denistry
Dr. Bill Hesse & Ridgeview Animal
Clinic
2013 SILENT AUCTION Dr. Digenis
Dr. Mischler
Dr. Seth Ernstberger
Dress and Dwell
Drew Kraft
Earth and Fire
Earth First
Family Christian Bookstore
Focus Eyecare Center
Frank H. Monroe Heating and Air
George and Ruth Kaiser
Gohmann Asphalt
Harritt Group Auctioneers
Head Candi - Britni Knable &
Catherine Knable
Holiday World and Splashing Safari
Holly Gohmann
Holy Family Athletic Board
Holy Family Quilters
Holy Family Theater Group
Homemade Pie Kitchen
Horseshoe Casino
Howard Steamboat Museum
Huber’s Orchard and Winery
J Nicolle Salon and Spa
Jamie and Ryan Edwards & Hoosier
Iceman
Janet Harmeling
Jay Grantz
Jean Moss
Jeff and Nicole Grantz
Jennifer Dunn Photography
Jessica Lincoln
Jill Knoebel
Jill Scott
Jim and Laura Pfeiffer & Turtle Run
Winery
John and Penny Neace
Jon Miller Hanover Basketball Team
Jordan Tillet & Hidden Creek Golf
Club
Kathy Weber
Katie and Julian King
Keenland Race Track
Keith Henderson
Keith Kaiser & Fox 41
Kellie Fansler
Kelly Leonardo
Kendra Bernens
Kentucky Railway Museum
Kerri Tomlin
Kim Huff
Kitty Garner
Konijeti Family
Kristie Winchell
Little Growing Spurts
Louisville Science Center
M & M Mars
Make the Cut
Mari and Mike Coyle and Coyle
Cheverlot
Marks Feed Store
Mary Briscoe
Mary K Hadorn
Matt Kirchgessner & Jeff Elks
Meara Grannan
Melanie Dome
Mike & Sara Rowe
Mike and Patti Spencer
Mindy and Jerry Ernstberger
Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club
Newport Aquarium
Nikki Grigg
Papa Murphy’s
Pat Groves/Schuler Bauer RES
Patti & Mike Spencer & Jim Beam
Paul and Kelly Rivard & Fantastic
Sams
Pauline McCullum with Bedazzled
Boutique
PC Materials
Perfect North Slopes
Periago Orthodontics
Pizza King
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Providence High School - Boys
Basketball Team & Lou
Lefevre
Providence High School - Football
Team & Larry Denison
Providence High School - Girls
Basketball Team & Brad
Burden
Providence High School - Soccer
Team & Brandon Rogers
Providence High School - Volleyball
Team & Terri Purichia
Retailers Supply Company
River City Winery
Sara Jones
Schrink Personal Training
Sellersburg Stone Company
Shanna Wright
Sheryl Sprigler & Kevin Yazell
SIGS
Smoothie King
Soni and Jon O’Bannon
Stephanie Stratford and Cardinal
Shower
Steve Koopman Photography
Strandz & Threadz
Sweet N Swirly
Terry Cody
Terry Meiners
The Finn Family
Thomas Maled & Valley View Golf
Club
Tim Brown and Family
TireDiscounters
Tom and Lisa Kaelin & The Berry
Twist
Tony Long and GISCO
Tricia Thien
Trish Wallace & Old Chicago &
Stella Dot Jewelry
Trisha Koetter & Flying Feet Agility
Tuckers Restaurant
Walnut Ridge
Whayne The Cat Rental
Z Salon
Special Thank you to:
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Live Auction
T H E F I R S T S I L E N T AU C T I O N A N D C L A S S R O O M B A S K E T S E C T I O N S WILL BEGIN CLOSING IN 15 -MINUTE INCREMENTS A F T E R T H E C O N C L U S I O N O F T H E L I V E AU C T I O N .
1. 8th Grade Memory Quilt............ Value: Priceless
What a fabulous keepsake quilt! We have incorporated
our current and past Spirit shirts and sweat shirts, the
polo shirts, the girls’ jumpers and skirts, the boys’ navy
pants, and their beautiful faces with signatures! A huge
thanks goes to Diane Kost, Jennifer Dunn, and Cindy
Eichenberger for putting this quilt together.
2. 8th Grade Memory Book........... Value: Priceless
Our eighth grade class has created a memory book for
one lucky person to take with him or her to remember
the great days at Holy Family. This book contains two
pages created by each eighth grade student. Layouts are
the students’ own creative designs, complete with their
thoughts and predictions for what they will be doing 25
years from now! The book also includes the top 10
reasons 8th graders love Holy Family and all their current
favorites. Thank you to Cindy Eichenberger, Angela Garcia,
Jenni Naville, Christina Copelli, Mrs. Lobeck, Mrs. Weber,
and all the Eighth grade students.
3. Turtle Run Winery........................... Value: $850
Come enjoy an evening at the Turtle Run Winery in Corydon, IN. Your evening for ten (10) will include a limo
ride to the winery, detailed tours of the winery and
vineyard, an olfactory experience that includes a multicourse meal paired with a dozen Turtle Run Wines, and
exposure to wine making techniques designed to enhance
variety and complexity characteristics. Dinners are normally on Friday or Saturday nights, and cannot honor
dinners during the months of August and September due
to harvest and dates limited in the month of October.
Good through May 2014. Thanks to Jim and Laura
Pfeiffer, Xtreme Transportation, and Turtle Run Winery.
4. Holy Family Lock-In............ Value: A Night of Fun
Parents, do you need a night away from the kids? Is it
hard to find fun and responsible caretakers? Well, we’ve
got what you have been looking for. Our very own Pauline
McCullum and Karla Coots have volunteered to sponsor
the Holy Family School Lock-In this year! Eight HFS students will look forward to this Friday evening lock-in during
the 2013 Fall semester (dates where gym is available).
Thank you Mrs. McCullum and Ms. Coots.
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5. 7A Martin - Colorful Hand-Made Beaded Cross…............................ Value: Priceless
This beautiful layered-beaded cross was made layering
three crosses wired together and having the 7th grade
students select their own favorite beads, they then put
the beads on a wire that was added to the cross. Thank
you Cindy Eichenberger, Jennifer Dunn, Jody Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Smith, and the 7th grade
students.
6. 7B Wright - Colorful Hand-Made Beaded Cross…............................ Value: Priceless
This beautiful layered-beaded cross was made layering
three crosses wired together and having the 7th grade
students select their own favorite beads, they then put
the beads on a wire that was added to the cross. Thank
you Cindy Eichenberger, Jennifer Dunn, Jody Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Smith, and the 7th grade
students.
7. Diamond Stud Earrings................. Value: $1000
Diamonds are forever! Bid on this dazzling pair of 3/4
Carat Round Diamond Stud Earrings mounted in 14Kt
White Gold Six Prong Mountings. Thank you J.O. Endris.
8. 6A Day- Wall Hanging Crayola Masterpiece….................. Value: Priceless
This creative piece of art is a 3D collage wall hanging of
mixed media of canvases, chip board, acrylic paint,
melted crayon and scrapbook paper that had all the sixth
graders involved in its creation! Thank you Jennifer Dunn,
Robert & Cindy Eichenberger, Mr. Day and the sixth grade
class.
9. 6B Jones - Wall Hanging Crayola Masterpiece….................. Value: Priceless
This creative piece of art is a 3D collage wall hanging of
mixed media of canvases, chip board, acrylic paint,
melted crayon and scrapbook paper that had all the sixth
graders involved in its creation! Thank you Jennifer Dunn,
Robert & Cindy Eichenberger, Mrs. Jones and the sixth
grade class.
2012 LIVE AUCTION
10. Lake Cumberland Cabin……Value: Water Therapy
Stay one week in this fantastic Lake Cumberland Cabin
getaway. Enjoy the fresh air, the scenery and nature. All
you have to do is bid high. This cabin offers wonderful
accommodations including a living room, full kitchen and
three bedrooms. No holidays please. Thank you John and
Penny Neace.
11. Golden Table for Auction 2014......... Value: Memories for a Lifetime!
Guaranteed VIP, the “Golden Table” for eight is the most
prestigious seating of the auction - center stage. This
includes a limousine ride to and from the festive gala,
favors, surprises and all that you need to have a tremendous time at the 2014 Holy Family Auction. Thank
You Xtreme Transportation and Alysia Wade of The Desired Effect for the 2013 production.
12. 5A McCartin - 5th Grade Pop Art Portraits.................... ……Value: Priceless
The spirit of Andy Warhol comes through with these flashy
fifth graders’ fun portraits. This is a priceless piece of
Pop Art for your home that would make any parent proud.
Keep bidding these up… they are worth it! Thank you
Mrs. McCartin, the Fifth Grade Students, Jennifer Dunn,
Missy Konijeti and Cindy Eichenberger.
13. 5B Fansler - 5th Grade Pop Art Portraits.......................... Value: Priceless
The spirit of Andy Warhol comes through with these flashy
fifth graders’ fun portraits. This is a priceless piece of
Pop Art for your home that would make any parent proud.
Keep bidding these up….they are worth it!! Thank you to
Mrs. Fansler, the Fifth Grade Students, Jennifer Dunn,
Missy Konijeti and Cindy Eichenberger.
14. Lake House at Kentucky Lake..... Value: $1500
For those who like to fish in the spring or the fall, this is
for you. One week stay at the Lake House on beautiful
Kentucky Lake in Gilbertsville, KY. This 4 bedroom, 2
bath, 2 kitchen house sleeps 10-12 people comfortably.
A screened- in porch overlooks the lake. House has its
own boat dock with two covered slips. House is situated
on Bear Creek with great fishing and is just minutes by
water from popular Kentucky Lake hangouts; the Rock
Quarry and Buds Beach. The dates of availability are to
be agreed upon after the auction. The blackout dates
are 5/3 through 9/3, and holiday weekends. Note – there
are a few weeks during the summer that can be made
available. They will work with you to try to find a week
that works for you. Thank you to the Tim Brown Family.
15. Progressive Dinner for 8......... Value: Priceless
Start this amazing evening off with drinks and appetizers
hosted by Jeff & Nicole Grantz. Your main course will be
hosted by Dave and Liz Lobeck. Dave writes a nationally
syndicated bbq/grilling column that many might have read
in the News-Tribune. This dinner will surely be award
winning. Finally retreat for dessert and after-dinner beverages hosted by Mindy and Jerry Ernstberger. Piano
music will entertain you during the evening. Transportation will be provided. Date to be agreed upon with the
winning bidder and hosts. A summer month would be
preferred. Thank you to the Grantz and Lobeck Families.
16. 4A Huff - 4th Grade Memory Trunk.............................. Value: Priceless
Our fourth grade students have created a memory trunk
to store all their valuable keepsakes in. You will have a
good time looking for your child on the outside of this
trunk. This is a must have for every student to reminisce
about their faith-filled days at Holy Family. Thank you
Mrs. Huff, the Fourth Grade Students, Missy Konijeti,
Lyda Abell, Jennifer Druen, Laura Roggenkamp, Lynn
Hesse and all parents who sent in photographs!
17. 4B Huber - 4th Grade Memory Trunk.............................. Value: Priceless
Our fourth grade students have created a memory trunk
to store all their valuable keepsakes in. You will have a
good time looking for your child on the outside of this
trunk. This is a must-have for every student to reminisce
about their faith-filled days at Holy Family. Thank you
Mrs. Huber, the Fourth Grade Students, Missy Konijeti,
Tricia Wall, Carrie Coe and all parents who sent in photographs!
18. Murder Mystery..................... Value: To Die For
Quie’n lo hizo???? (translation- Who Dunnit!??)
Chaos on Charlevoix! A Fiesta with a twist, solve the
murder mystery while enjoying sangria’s, margarita’s
and a bit of cervaza : ) A true flavorful Mexican Feast
awaits your party. Bring 12 of your favorite amigo’s for a fun filled evening sure to bring lots of laughter
and plenty of surprises from your favorite hosts Katie
& Julian King, Holly & Donnie Gohmann and Shannon & Keith Kaiser. Por favor - It’s a Mexican theme come in dressed in character. It will be a colorful
evening at Casa de King!!! Ole’ Ole’ Ole’!!!!! A date to
be mutually agreed upon by the winning bidder and
hosts. Thank you Julian & Katie King, Gohmann and
Kaiser Families.
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19. 3A Perkins - 3rd Grade Mosaic Birdbath........................... Value: Priceless
Your birds will think they have gone to heaven when they
see these beautifully crafted bird baths made up of
original hand-painted tiles! The third graders worked hard
to portray themselves on the beautiful tiles they painted.
They now adorn the basin of these birdbaths with beautiful mosaic tiles. Thank you Mrs. Perkins, the Third Grade
Students, Amanda Davis-Houchen, Holly Gohmann, Mari
Coyle, Ann Barnett, Melissa Schellenberger, Concrete
Lady and Earth & Fire.
20. 3B Harmeling - 3rd Grade Mosaic Birdbath........................... Value: Priceless
Your birds will think they have gone to heaven when they
see these beautifully crafted bird baths made up of
original hand-painted tiles! The third graders worked hard
to portray themselves on the beautiful tiles they hand
painted. They now adorn the basin of these birdbaths
with beautiful mosaic tiles. Thank you Mrs. Harmeling,
the Third Grade Students, Amanda Davis, Holly Gohmann,
Nicole Shavers, Anne Offutt, Concrete Lady and Earth &
Fire.
21. Chicago Condo
... Value: A Weekend You Will Never Forget!
Enjoy a two night stay in this high rise within walking
distance to Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago.
Awesome accommodations include one bedroom plus
pull-out, doorman, and swimming pool. Schedule your
exciting trip to the city that is filled with fabulous shopping
and museums. Travel with a $100 gas gift card. Enjoy
four (4) tickets to the skydeck. Thank you Kitty Garner,
Retailers Supply and Skydeck.
24. Last Day of School Blowout.................. Value: Great Memories
This is perfect for those 8th graders to celebrate the last
day of school from Holy Family but any student would
certainly love it. Be escorted from Holy Family in a luxury
bus to Wicks Pizza for dinner and head up to Berry Twist
for a summer treat. Great memories for a party of 10.
Thank you Wicks Pizza, Brent & Kim Glotzbach and Tom
& Lisa Kaelin
25. Landscape Package
............... Value: Envy from Your Neighbors
Your home will be the talk of the neighborhood after Jay
Grantz transforms your yard and landscape into something amazing! This package includes eight hours of
landscaping, one 8-10’ shade or flower tree planted in
your front yard and a Landscape Plan (on site consultation
& computer generated design) of the winning bidders
yard ($500+ value) from Walnut Ridge, 4 yards of
hardwood or colored mulch (actual $125 gift card to
Earth First), a 2” dia shade tree planted from Yard Scape
by Design, and a $50 gift card to PC Lumber. Thank you
Jay Grantz, Walnut Ridge, Chris McCain of Yard Scape by
Design, Earth First, and PC Lumber.
26. 1A Briscoe - 1st Grade Career Day...Value: Our Future is Bright!
Don’t miss out on this! Each one of the first graders has
chosen their career path. They’ve dressed the part and
perfected the smile. This is one you’ll cherish for a lifetime
as his/her hopes and dreams change. Thank you Mrs.
Briscoe, the First Grade Students, Jennifer Dunn, Missy
Konijeti, Lynn Hesse, Jennifer Grantz and Carrie Dickerson.
22. 2A Summers - 2nd Grade Platter......................... Value: Priceless
For this special year, the second graders have drawn their
own self-portraits on this platter, perfect for your First
Communion party or any other celebration. Your family
and friends will enjoy searching for their special child.
Thank you Mrs. Summers, the Second Grade Students,
Tiffany Smith, Holly Gohmann and Earth & Fire.
27. 1B Moss - 1st Grade Career Day
........ Value: We Have Endless Possibilities!
Don’t miss out on this! Each one of the first graders has
chosen their career path. They’ve dressed the part and
perfected the smile. This is one you’ll cherish for a lifetime
as his/her hopes and dreams change. Thank you Mrs.
Moss, the First Grade Students, Jennifer Dunn, Laura
Roggenkamp and Missy Konijeti.
23. 2B Bernens - 2nd Grade Platter......................... Value: Priceless
For this special year, the second graders have drawn their
own self-portraits on this platter, perfect for your First
Communion party or any other celebration. Your family
and friends will enjoy searching for their special child.
Thank you Mrs. Bernens, the Second Grade Students,
Tiffany Smith, Holly Gohmann and Earth & Fire.
28. Open Art with Wine ......... Value: Too Much Fun
You and 7 friends will enjoy cheeses and wines at Huber’s
Orchard & Winery while “releasing” your inner Picasso.
You will be entertained by art instructor Ellie Thomas as
she guides you through the process of painting your own
masterpiece! Art instruction will be located at the Huber
Homestead, at Huber’s Orchard and Winery.Thank you
Huber Winery.
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29. KA Hallal - Kindergarten Cookbook/Scrapbook.................... Value: Priceless
Take a look at this fabulous cookbook/Scrapbook and
learn few new recipes from your very own Kindergarten
student! You will truly treasure this scrapbook of these
future Food Network stars! Thank you Mrs. Hallal, Mrs
Lowe, the kindergarten students, Jennifer Dunn, Dena
DeSpain and Annette Kaiser.
30. KB Zoeller - Kindergarten Cookbook/Scrapbook.................... Value: Priceless
Take a look at this fabulous Cookbook/Scrapbook and
learn few new recipes from your very own Kindergarten
student! You will truly treasure this scrapbook of these
future Food Network stars! Thank you Mrs. Zoeller, Mrs
Cooper, the kindergarten students, Jennifer Dunn, Dena
DeSpain and Annette Kaiser.
31. Street Sign.................. Value: Bragging Rights!
Pull up to school and turn down “Your Name” lane. That’s
right! The winner of this item wins the right to name the
drive for one year. Name must be approved by Father
Dan. Thank you Holy Family Parish.
32. “Three Year Old Class” Wall Metal Art.............................. Value: Priceless
These creative pieces of metal art include the students’
photos and their own creative artwork. Look closely and
find all their cute little faces! Thank you Jessica Lincoln,
Jennifer Richards, Lorie Edwards and Dawn Ingram.
33. Preschool Wall Metal Art...................................... Value: Priceless
These creative pieces of metal art include the preschool
students’ photos and their own creative artwork. Look
closely and find all their cute little faces! Thank you Karla
Coots, Kara Farmer, Jessica Lincoln, Jennifer Richards,
Lorie Edwards and Dawn Ingram.
34. Golf Lovers Package...................... Value: Fore
This package is a golf lovers’ dream! It includes foursomes
at Hidden Creek, Jeffersonville Elks Club, and your choice
of any one of Fuzzy’s courses. Dress in style with 4 Polos.
Thank you Hidden Creek, Jeffersonville Elks Club, Sunbelt
Rentals, and Kaelin Family.
35. Puppy Love.................. Value: A Lifelong Friend
Every family would love to get the winning bid on this
adorable Morkie puppy. Average adult weight is about
8-9 lbs and is considered a hypo-allergenic dog. This
loving little puppy is ready to go home tonight and comes
with one full year veterinary care, including spaying, vaccinations, exams, heartworm and flea products…a $500
value itself. Once your puppy settles in, take him to 7
weeks of obedience classes. Thank you Dr. Bill Hesse of
Ridgeview Animal Clinic, and Trisha Koetter’s Flying Feet
Agility and Dog Obedience Training.
Remember:
The first Silent Auction section and the
Classroom Baskets will begin closing in
15-minute increments at the conclusion of the Live Auction.
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Classroom Baskets
KINDERGARTEN
The K indergar ten Grade
Classroom Basket theme is
Extreme Makeover-Beauty
Edition. This beauty basket
includes
• $100 gift card to Z's Salon
in Louisville
• $125 gift card to J Nicolle Salon and Spa in New Albany
• GC for 1hr massage to J Nicolle Salon
• GC for mani/pedi to J Nicolle Salon
• $300 Facial Party - Skin Care Professional comes to your
home and gives you and 5 girlfriends a 30 minute facial!
(or use them all for yourself!)
• Deborah Lippmann Get Nailed Manicure Kit -($50 value)
• GC for Microdermabrasion at Dr. Digenis' office ($85 value)
• GC to Make the Cut ($22 Value)
• Certificate to Dress and Dwell for girls night out with
shopping, wine, cheese and everyone gets 15% off
• Elta moisturizer, obagi face wash, obagi toner ($100 value)
• Barefoot Dreams Robe ($130)
• Ugg Slippers($100)
• Wine ($50)
• Chocolate ($30)
• Clarisonic Pro (includes two brush heads) (Retail Value $250)
• Thirty One Large Utility Tote in Party Punch ($40 Value)
TOTAL VALUE - $1500+
Coordinated by Jenifer Kraft and Katie Butt Beckort.
1st GRADE
The First Grade Classroom Basket theme is WIPEOUT. This
basket includes items to make your summer a total splash!
Featuring all you need for fun in the sun:
• 2 Beach chairs
• Beach towels
• Beach bag
• Water Soaking toys
• Slip n Slide
• Goggles
• Nintendo Ds Wipeout Game
• Sunscreen
And for the biggest splash of
all…..
• 4 wristbands to the Caribbean Cove Water and Arcade Park
• 2- 1 Day tickets to Holiday World and Splashing Safari
• 2 tickets to the Big Splash Adventure Water Park
• (a total of $225 value to Waterparks)
• $100 Gift Card for an overnight stay at Caribbean Cove
hotel.
TOTAL VALUE - $500+
Coordinated by Amy Kelly and Teri Johnson.
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The 2nd Grade Classroom
Basket theme is TOP CHEF.
This basket will please any
chef with ever ything you
need to be rated the best.
"Top" Item of this basket is:
• KitchenAid Classic Series
Stand Mixer valued at $329.99. It takes several important
ingredients to be called a classic. Start with our celebrated
tilt-head design that gives you easy access to both the
beater and bowl. Then add a Flour Power Rating of 8 cups,
which means you can make enough dough for 6 dozen
cookies, 3 loaves of bread or 6 pounds of mashed potatoes (and one very happy family) in a single batch.
• KitchenAid Cookbook, Fancy Apron, Potholders, Kitchen
Towels
• Pampered Chef Cutting Board, Rotary Grater, Core and
More, Pampered Chef Pizza Cutter, Pastry Blender, Ice
Cream Scoop, Can Opener, Mix and Chop, Nylon Scrapers,
Cooling Rack, Set of 4 Dessert Plates
To "Top" it off: • $150 Gift Certificate to 601 Magnolia,
Louisville, KY - Executive Chef and owner Edward Lee from
Top Chef Season 9
TOTAL VALUE - $600+
Coordinated by Ann Colin
A special thank you to
all of these Classroom
Basket coordinators,
parents, and staff who
helped make this VERY
SPECIAL part of our
Auction possible.
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3rd GRADE
The Third Grade Classroom
Basket theme is Craft Wars.
This expansive scrapbooking
package contains all the essentials for scrapbooking and
is a must-see for the beginner or for the seasoned
crafter.
The showstopper of the basket is:
• Cricut Expression Electronic Die-cutting Machine valued
at $250.00. This machine is a crafter's dream and has
the capability to create endless scrapping and crafting
die-cuts, stickers, and fonts and can be used for paper
as well as vinyl.
Other highlights include:
• a Zutter Bind-It-All machine
• a Stampin' Up! stamping kit
• four 12x12 and 8x8 albums with refill pages
• tools such as a paper trimmer, paper punches, paper
edgers, pens, and a tape runner
• over 300 sheets of cardstock and paper
• embellishments in ribbon, metal, paper, and 3-D
• stickers for family, calendar, alphabet, and holidays.
• Also, there is a carrying bag and storage envelopes to help
with transport and organization
TOTAL VALUE - $840+
Coordinated by Brianna Willis and Teru Irvin.
4th GRADE
The Fourth Grade Classroom
Basket theme it TANKED. This
Reality TV series will features
• An Aquarium and everything
you need to fill your tank!
• Includes cleaning and food
supplies
• Pick out your fish with a gift certificate to Pet Smart!
TOTAL VALUE - $450
Coordinated by Teri Johnson and Rozalind Segoviano.
5th GRADE
The 5th Grade Classroom
Basket theme is ARE YOU
SM A R T ER T H A N A 5 T H
GRADER? This package features a
• iPad
• iPad accessories
• Are You Smarter a Than 5th Grader? game
• Holy Family Eagles cinch sak "from 31"
• "Gear up for school" Pottery Barn Teen gift card
• $25 App Store gift card
TOTAL VALUE - $700+
Coordinated by Ann Miiller and Amy Edwards.
6th GRADE
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The Sixth Grade Classroom
Basket theme is HOARDERS.
This basket will ensure you
don’t become a hoarder. • You
will receive a 1-800-GOTJUNK
pickup s er v ice for one
truckload to haul your junk
away ($500 value) • 2 hour in
home service with a personal organizer • a $50 gift certificate
to Bed Bath and Beyond • Organizing totes from Thirty One.
TOTAL VALUE - $650+
Coordinated by Jill Scott or Nikki Grigg.
7th GRADE
The 7th Grade Classroom
Basket theme is TAILGATE
TAKEDOWN. Party before you
favorite team takes the field.
Everything you need to cool
your drinks, cook and serve
your food, and rest your
bottom.
• You will be protected from sun or rain with a 9x9 gazebo
• while using your Gridiron Grilling tools to cook up 2 pounds
of Wolf’s Pork Wieners, donated by The Wiener King
• Use the portable gas grill for your Pork Wieners
• Serve your food on the compact, expandable table
• Keep the beverages chilled in the 72 quart Coleman Cooler
• You will be relaxing in one of two premium mesh arm chairs.
• Last, but certainly not least, you will enjoy watching the
Sugar Bowl Champion University of Louisville Football Team
from the 35 yard line!!!
TOTAL VALUE - $450+
Coordinated by Lisa Wright.
8th GRADE
The Eighth Grade Classroom Basket theme is AMERICAN
IDOL. This “Entertainment Themed” basket includes:
• iPod touch (16GB) 4th Generation - $208.00
• iHome i16 (Dock & Charger)
for iPod & iPhone -$60.00
to Wake to your Idol on!
• 24” LED HDTV - $190.00
to Watch your Idol on!
• Sony Headphones - $25.00
to Listen to your Idol on!
• $25.0 0 i Tun e s C a r d
download your favorite artists!
• American Idol – Season 11 (CD) - $10.00
• Carrie Underwood – Carnival Ride (CD) – $15.00
• Kris Allen, & 2 Clay Aiken (previously viewed) CDs
• KAROKE SINGING MACHINE! To Be your OWN Idol! - $99.00
TOTAL VALUE - $650+
Coordinated by Patty Spencer.
2013 HOLY FAMILY AUCTION
The Auction Program Cover Winner
Skyler K. 8A
2ND PLACE: Tyler E. 8B
3 R D P L AC E : Reagan O. 7B
The auction committee would like to thank everyone
who participated in the art cover contest. We would also like
to thank Mini Monets of New Albany for judging all of the artwork.
We also had some honorable mentions from each grade.
Both 6th grade and 7th grade had a tie for honorable mention.
8th - Bayley W
7th - Bailey B
4th - Emma K
7th - Erin O
3rd - Keegan K
6th - Lucas E
2nd - Savanna G
6th - Elizabeth H
1st - Rebekah H
K - Lucas T
5th - Avery S