2012 Annual Report

eliminating racism
empowering women
eliminating racism
empowering women
Message From the Board President
Our theme for our 2013 Annual Fund Drive is “In Their Shoes” which represents those we serve here at the YWCA. But
there are many shoes that are filled here at the Y – our staff, our Board members, our many volunteers and our supporters.
As President of the Board, I am fortunate to be among a strong and capable Board, a tenacious and resilient staff, and a
mighty group of volunteers without whom we certainly could not fulfill our mission.
Reflecting on 2012, I am proud we now have two events that our community looks forward to, Women of Achievement
and Spring Into Action. Proceeds from these celebrations help support, guide and empower middle school age girls in our
community and provide critical funding for operation of The Other Bank. With more clients coming in each week, The
Other Bank is clearly vital for many low-income families and individuals.
Inside our 2012 Annual Report you will see an incredible list of individuals, foundations, businesses, organizations and service clubs that
have supported us this past year. Without the strong backing we receive from the community each year, we would not be able to fulfill our
mission or continue our programs for girls, women and families.
2012 was also a year of many changes. I would like to thank former Board President Sandi Roberts for her leadership as Interim Executive
Director. With Sandi’s leadership and a devoted and talented staff, the YWCA moved through a transition period without missing a beat.
Our Board also guided us with their wisdom and experience. We are appreciative to have Board members from a variety of businesses and
their guidance is invaluable.
This coming year I know we’ll continue to be a strong organization for families and females of all ages. I am looking forward to continuing
our middle school girls’ programs, serving families at The Other Bank with strong community support, and maintaining our historic house.
We are working to put the agency on strong financial footing to begin new programs and the future is bright. We want our supporters to
continue to be proud of the organization they love, along with the staff, Board and volunteers.—Valerie Gerst, YWCA Board President
Message From the Executive Director
These are exciting times for the YWCA! As you read the pages of this report you will see all of the progress that was made in 2012
including the expansion of programs, the renovation of our home, upgrades in technology, new partnerships and
increased staff.
We have an amazing and forward thinking Board of Directors and a staff that can handle any challenge. We have
hard working and dedicated volunteers. We are blessed with many partners in the community who work together
to make all of our efforts stronger. We are leaning forward in new directions, expanding programs, possibilities
and partnerships. You make this possible, and together we share in the success of this mission.
As Board President Valerie Gerst notes, our theme for the 2013 Annual Fund Drive is “In Their Shoes.” I thought about the kind of shoes
I need for my service as a new executive director at the YWCA of Olympia and they are running shoes. Sometimes they are used for
sprinting and sometimes for a gentle jog. Rarely are my shoes still. I’ve been running since I joined the YWCA because this
organization is on the move! We are blessed with incredible, imaginative and motivated people at the YWCA and I must run to keep up
with them.
All of you are part of this forward motion. Whether you have been a faithful partner with us for decades or are a new supporter, you move
the mission forward. For that, I offer my heartfelt thanks! — Tammy Stampfli, Executive Director
Our Mission: The YWCA of Olympia is dedicated to eliminating racism and empowering women, girls and
families through advocacy, education, service, and leadership opportunities.
From the Office
Financial Information
Total Revenue: $545,863
Every day is a new day at the YWCA, especially in our front
office! 2012 brought many changes to the Kearney House, all
because of the great kindness, energy and investment of our
volunteers, staff and donors. If you haven’t been to the YWCA
lately, stop on by for a visit.
Donations &
Bequests
United Way
One of the first changes you will notice is the addition of our
beautiful ADA accessibility ramp. MSGS Architect, G. Miller
donated the design work and a large crew from the Yelm
Highway Lowes Hardware Heroes program showed up with
donated materials and worked for 3 days in the August sun to
build and paint the ramp. This gift of love provides access to
the YWCA where none existed before.
When you enter the front door you will be greeted by the
smiling faces of our front office volunteers and our Office
Manager. You will also see major changes in the foyer and the
Zonta Reception Room, thanks to the generosity of a grant
from the Mary P. Dolciani Halloran Foundation. The
restoration work has completely transformed these rooms
enabling all who use them to appreciate the Arts & Crafts style
of our historic house. Authentically-designed reproduction
wallpaper and furnishings that reflect the period, including
some c.1900 antiques, provide the perfect setting for our
beautifully framed historic photographs of YWCA women and
their families. The Zonta Club of Olympia and the South
Puget Sound Zonta Club provided funds to replace a nonfunctioning wood burning fireplace with a wonderful gas insert
that warms the room. The work was accomplished by many
hands, experienced craftsman & volunteers alike. Our special
thanks to the Saint Martin’s University Women’s Basketball
Team for their day of service ripping out old carpets and
pulling nails.
A trip downstairs to Kathleen’s Clubhouse will reveal yet more
changes. We received a generous technology grant from the
Boeing Employees Community Fund to replace aging
computers and equipment used by our middle school students
during our Girl’s Without Limits! spring and summer break
camps.
With so many wonderful changes in the past year it’s important
to note that there are some things that have stayed beautifully
the same. Every day we greet the public with love in our hearts
-whether you are bringing in a donation of products for The
Other Bank or you are a client in need of services or perhaps
someone wanting a referral or just a listening ear. We are here
to serve, to educate, and to advocate for women, girls and their
families. This is what makes the YWCA a great place to be.
Grants
In-kind
Interest Income
Total Expenses: $507,904
GWOL!
Other Bank
Girls Circle
Women's Res Ctr
Administrative
Building
Fundraising
Special Events
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April 24 welcomed a beautiful day to Olympia and our 3 rd
annual Spring Into Action Luncheon. Featuring speaker
Cynthia Iyall, Chairwoman of the Nisqually Indian Tribe, the
event was a wonderful celebration of the YWCA’s programs for
girls. Our Sustaining Sponsors, Lucky Eagle Casino and
Olympia Federal Savings helped generate over $10,000 for our
Girls Without Limits! and Girls Circle programs.
A crisp fall evening brought out the best in the South Sound to
the YWCA’s Women of Achievement Celebration. The gala
drew 300+ attendees and over $24,600 was raised in support of
the Other Bank. Once again, Lucky Eagle Casino served as
Sustaining Sponsor. Our 2012 Women of Achievement:
 Valerie Fluetsch: Executive Director of the Olympia
Youth Chorus and Women’s Athletics Trailblazer
 Marian Graham: Altrusa International of Olympia and
Office of Attorney General (semi-retired)
 Meta Hogan: Live-in Host at Bread & Roses and cofounder, and editor of Olympia Power & Light
 Lesley Roberts: Former Race Director and Race
Consultant for the Capital City Marathon
 Cheryl Selby: Owner of Vivala and Olympia Downtown
Association member
 Lisa Smith: Executive Director of Enterprise for Equity
 Honey Dubes: Olympia High School, 2012 Mary P.
Dolciani Scholarship for Young Women, sponsored by the
Mary P. Dolciani Halloran Foundation
2012 WOA biographies are online at: http://ywcaofolympia.org/special-events/2012-women-ofachievement/2012-women-of-achievement-honorees/
YWCA 2012 Program Updates
The Other Bank
In 2012, the Other Bank continued its mission to provide hygiene items to low income people that help individuals prevent disease
and promote their dignity as human beings. Those we serve know the importance of such items, and strive to take care of
themselves. What we also like them to know is that the items they receive are gifts from people who care about them. This
knowledge has a powerful healing effect for our clients who deal with much stress, disappointment and loss. Many come to us after
losing a job or having their work hours cut. Some come to us with specific needs – bandages, for example, needed after surgery.
They often feel alone. We remind them that they are not alone and give them something tangible as evidence.
One of the people we helped in 2012 was an elderly woman who was going through chemotherapy. She was a widow taking care of
her developmentally-disabled son and had always proudly taken care of herself and her family. She did not want to ask for help but
needed adult diapers and could no longer afford them. She had taken two buses and had walked a great
distance to get to the Other Bank. She wanted us to convey her thanks to the donor of these products for
bringing some ease to her difficult life. We don’t know who the specific donor was for this woman. We
don’t know what motivated the donor to give. It could have been a simple offering, an opportunity to repay
a kindness, the practice of their religion, or a desire to give hope to someone without hope. We do know
that the connection between the donor and the recipient adds up to more than the sum of the parts. This is
what we at the YWCA do – we create opportunities to connect those with something to give to those who
need help. While the names and faces are unknown to each other, it nonetheless changes the sense of what
community is, and strengthens our belief that invisible threads can be the strongest ties.
Girls Without Limits!
Since 1998, Girls Without Limits! (GWOL!) has provided hundreds of girls in our community with camps and after school programs
that promote confidence, skill building, and career awareness in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). In
2012, 43 girls participated in two summer camp sessions, a Community Café, and a Saturday Camp.
In July and August, a diverse group of girls participated in two GWOL! summer camp sessions. Campers engaged in hands-on
learning, field trips, and career awareness activities related to technology engineering, aeronautics, biology, and chemistry. Girls
learned about systems mapping and design by reverse engineering a single-use camera, they learned aeronautics terminology and
experimented with flight tools during a trip to the Museum of Flight and a plane ride over Seattle, they studied chemistry and
learned about toxins through cooking and fashion activities, and were educated in biology through a field trip to Nisqually Wildlife
Preserve and career awareness presentations from biologists from the Washington Fish and Wildlife Office.
In October, girls participated in a “Community Café,” a focus-group related to our participant’s academic and social needs, and a
discussion about how GWOL! can best support them during the school year. Girls reported that they want more opportunities to be
engaged with GWOL! throughout the year and they would like additional academic support. We are working to provide these
opportunities for girls in 2013. In November, the YWCA hosted the first of several GWOL! Saturday Camps which follow the same
format as summer camp, and provide an opportunity for girls to stay connected with the YWCA and each other throughout the
school year.
In 2012, GWOL! engaged volunteers including 12 professional women
who provided STEM focused career awareness activities and five
volunteer camp counselors who were former GWOL! participants.
Finally, we tracked student outcomes which indicated that participants
demonstrated improved outcomes in the areas of student learning and
self efficacy. They were able to define more terms related to the four
camp topics than they were at the beginning of the program, and they
were able to identify more careers associated with the four fields we
studied. Of note, girls reported that before being involved with GWOL!
they never realized they could be a pilot or chemical engineer; before
GWOL! they never wanted to go to college, but now they do; and
GWOL! provided a refuge from the social isolation experienced at
school. We are looking forward to expanding our services and providing positive and enriching opportunities for girls in 2013.
Our Vision: All women, girls and families in our communities live healthy and productive lives.
eliminating racism
empowering women
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YWCA of Olympia
220 Union Ave SE
Olympia, WA 98501
Phone: 360-352-0593
Fax: 360-352-8788
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.ywcaofolympia.org
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YWCA Staff & Board
YWCA Staff
Board of Directors
Executive Director
Karmel Shields/Tammy Stampfli
President
Valerie Gerst
Sandi Roberts (Ret.)
Women’s Resources Director
Bree Lafreniere
Vice President/Treasurer
Carolyn Graden
Mae Wheelwright (Ret.)
Sarah Salva (Ret.)
Office & House Manager
Jena Loes
Girls Advancement Director
Hillary Soens
Secretary
Ariele Landstrom
GWOL! Coordinator & Girls
Circle Facilitator
Kelly Hanson
Members
Ashley Clingan
Alyson Cummings
Cheryl Fambles (Ret.)
Carol Guzy
Karen Kashmar (Ret.)
April Sage
Eileen Yoshina
Olivia Zhou
Girls Circle Facilitators
Monica Gockel
Christen Cannon
Kelcy Shaffer
Special Events Manager
Cherie Reeves Sperr
Bookkeeper
Dottie Breaux
SCEP Trainee
Esther Marriott
Volunteer Staff Members
AmeriCorps Member
Marielle Cramer
AmeriCorps VISTA Member
Rachel Thomson
Girl’s Circle
In 2012, the YWCA expanded our reach and served more girls through Girls Circle via partnerships with 14 schools and six
school districts in Thurston County. Girls Circle is a nationally recognized program that research shows promotes academic
achievement, improves the ability of girls to form healthier bonds with others, and reduces their rates of alcohol use. Girls enrolled
in the program meet after school once per week and engage in a conversation and creative activity related to a specific topic. Our
Girls Circle Facilitators are happy to share a few stories about what happens in Girls Circle and about how parents and school
administrators feel about the program:

In one group, three girls have spoken about struggles with suicidal thoughts, either past or present. The parents of one of our
girls are currently going through a traumatic divorce, and the girl talks frequently about her anger, sadness, and frustration in
group. She often expresses her gratitude for the support that Girls Circle provides with comments such as, “This is the only
place where I can express these feelings.”

One parent shared that her daughter has demonstrated amazing growth since joining Girls Circle. The mother was so grateful
because Girls Circle had provided something no one in the family had been able to give her daughter in dealing with her
isolation at school. The parent felt that Girls Circle was a place her daughter could find acceptance and affirmation.

One of our participants misses a lot of school. However, she told her Assistant
Principal that she never misses Wednesdays because of Girls Circle! The A.P.
was so pleased that Girls Circle is having such a positive influence.
By allowing girls to express themselves and fostering strong and supportive peer relationships among girls, Girls Circle promotes self-efficacy and resilience so that girls believe
they have control over their lives and have the ability to overcome adversity. The
YWCA believes that self-efficacy and resilience will enable our girls to take advantage of
all of the opportunities and possibilities that exist for them and we are proud to offer this
important service to them.
Our Core Values: Dignity, Respect, Stability, Innovation, Social Equity, and Collaboration.
2012 Foundations, Organizations,
Corporations, & Business Supporters and Donors
Allstate
Altrusa of Olympia
Archibald Sisters
Bonaventure
Capital City Marathon
Capital Eyes Optical
Capital Lakefair
Childhood's End Gallery
City of Lacey
City of Olympia
City of Tumwater
Columbia Bank
Community Action Council
Community Foundation of South Puget Sound
Daughters of Norway, Prillar Guri Lodge 30
Daughters of the Pioneers
Employee Community Fund of Boeing Puget Sound
Fairchild Record Search
Family Support Center
Fife Commercial Bank
First United Methodist Church
Frost and Company
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Geraldine Jones Trust
Group Health Cooperative
Guerilla Running
Heritage Bank
Intel Foundation
Intel Volunteer Grant Program
Jessica Jenson Law, P.S.
Junior League of Olympia
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
KeyBank
KeyBank Foundation
KGY 1240AM Radio
Lacey Presbyterian Church
Lacey Rotary
Lacey Sunrise Lions Club
Laureate Gamma Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Lucky Eagle Casino
Madsen Roofing, Inc.
Mary P. Dolciani Halloran Foundation
MIXX 96.1/KXXO Community Fund
Moses Lake Women's Club
Nisqually Indian Tribe
O Bee Credit Union
Office on Women's Health
Oliver Construction
Olympia Chapter EG, P.E.O
Olympia Christian Reformed Church
Olympia Downtown Association
Olympia Federal Savings
Olympia Monthly Meeting/Society of Friends
Olympia West Lions Club
PEO Chapter FW
Propel Insurance
Providence St. Peter Hospital Mission Leadership
Providence St. Peter Hospital Spiritual Care Services
Providence St. Peter's Hospital Pediatrics
Puget Sound Energy
QFC-Lacey
Red Lion Hotel
Saint Martin's University
Soroptimist of Olympia
South Puget Sound Rotary Charitable Fund
South Sound Running
South Sound Womenade
SPS Habitat for Humanity
SPSCC Foundation
Squaxin Island Tribe
The Community Foundation of South Puget Sound
The Legacy Group
The Rants Group
Theta Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Thurston County Chamber/EDC
Thurston County Food Bank
Thurston County Homeless Housing Fund
Thurston County Public Health & Human Services
Thurston County Regional Planning Council
Titus-Will Olympia
Townsend Security
TwinStar Credit Union
United Way of Lewis County
United Way of the Columbia-Willamette
United Way of Thurston County
Vivaladies
Washington Fish & Wildlife
Washington State Combined Fund Drive
WEA Chinook Retired
West Coast Bank
WomanCare
WSECU
YWCA of Great Falls
YWCA of Seattle King Snohomish
Zonta Club of Olympia
Zonta Club of South Puget Sound
YWCA 2012 Annual Drive
YWCA Dream Catchers ($500+)
Dorrie & Harold Carr Millison & Cheryl Fambles
Rebecca Liebman & Charles Stephens Sidney Clausen & Robin Rexius
Leadership Circle ($250+)
Carolyn E. & Art Folden Carolyn Graden Julia Herbison Karmel Shields Kimberly & Charles Ellwanger
Mary Williams Nancy & Michael Walsh
Achieving Members ($100+)
Irene Hunter Ann Jackson Ariele & Matthew Landstrom Barbara Lantz Carol Guzy Carolyn Hoffman Christine Schaller Connie Embry
Daniel Bershauer Eileen Myers The Geraldine Jones Trust Gerry Jones Harry & Beverly Jean Honda Jacqueline Gavin Jan Suess
Jane Futterman John & Christie Masterson June & Edward Shaffer Kathy Whitlock Kristen & Bud Case Lillian Ryan Margaret Wehrle
Marilyn Joan Lynch Michelle Hawkins Peggy Smith Richard & Carolee Nichols Sandi Roberts Susan Dubuisson Tammy & Gordon Ensign
General Members
Alan Hardcastle & Karen Ray Alyson Cummings Anita Pennington Barb Johnson Beverly Gunstone Carolyn Keck Cherie Reeves Sperr Clarice Kish Dixie Havlak Dixie Linnenbrink
Hillary Soens Holly Gadbaw Jaklyn "Jake" Feeley Janet & Glen Tolman Janet Carlson Janet Waeschie Jeanne Carras Jena Embry Loes Joan Boileau Joyce & Robert Hauk Judith Hoefling
Karen Ray Kindra Benavidez Lara Lea Shaughnessy Leatta Dahlhoff Lois Simko Lucy Reuter Marlene Groening Marrianne Backous Martha Guilfoyle Michele Harriage Nancy Kennedy
Norma Schuiteman Richenda Richardson Sandi Gray Shannon Johnson Stefani & Mike Parsons Steven Wolford Sue Goldstein Sue Sherbrooke Susan Cohen Goldstein Tammy Fellin
Valerie Gerst Vicki & Harold Lewis
The YWCA of Olympia
By The Numbers
The Other Bank 2012
18,526 people received $117,269
worth of toiletry and cleaning items
5,700 Hygiene kits distributed
97% of Other Bank products are donated
Other Bank & Women’s Resource Center
volunteers contributed over
3,100 hours of service
Girls Without Limits! 2012
43 girls served
22 GWOL! volunteers contributed
733 hours of service
Girls Circle 2012
79 girls served
14 schools served in six school districts
Administration, Kearney House & Office 2012:
67 volunteers contributed
over 2,300 hours of service
—and—
258,332 people of Thurston County live in a place
that promotes the dignity of human life.
Kearney House Renovation
In addition to our generous sponsors (The Mary P. Dolciani
Halloran Foundation, Zonta Club of Olympia, South Puget Sound
Zonta), we’d like to acknowledge the following businesses
for their contributions:
Lowes Hardware
Ames Commercial Cleaning Services
Olympia Fireplace & Spa
Barnhart Collection
Sherburne Antiques
Top Notch Chimney & Stove
Mike Dahl Services
Charlie’s Installations
RKC Perceptions, Inc.
Mr. Oak Antiques
Tom’s Plumbing Repair, LLC
Phil Simmons & Daughters, Inc.
MSGS Architects
Urban Upholstery
Wood Electric, Inc.
Olympia Lighting
Olympia Glass
ArtHouse Designs
Black Hills Bakery
Matt Boe Construction
Victory Gutters
Madsen Roofing
Mutual Materials
Reflections Custom Etching
Sunset Air
Fergusen’s-Centralia
Otos Landscape Maintenance
Local Locksmith
Olympia Copy & Printing
Type & Style Design
Washington Public Utility Districts
Association
The Williams Group/TAGS Awards &
Specialties
TOGI
Micro Solutions
Bodhi Electric
2012 Individual Donors
Claudia Johnston
Claudia Lewis
Colleen Clifford
Colleen Warren
Collene Hawes
Connie Embry
Connie Nuse
Connie Parr
D. Hinckle
Dae Shogren
Dana Garson
Daniel Bershauer
Daniel Glenn Grimm
Danielle Westbrook
Darlene Kaps
Daryl Murrow
David Cheal
David Hudson
David Schaffert
Deborah Allen
James and Jill Gravatt
Alan Hardcastle & Karen Ray
Alyson Cummings
Andrew Banks
Angela Maddox
Angela Sparks
Anita & Ron Holtcamp
Anita Pennington
Ann Flannigan
Ann Jackson
Ann Valeos
Anna Romero
Anna Schlecht
Annie Cubberly
Anonymous
Anthea Lawrence
April Sage
Ariele & Matthew Landstrom
Arlene Anderson
Arlene Hartman
Ashley Clingan
Ashley Shaffer
Deborah Henderson Arney
Debra Stephens
Jean Caldwell
Jean Carr
Barb Johnson
Barbara Hertzog
Barbara Kreutz
Barbara Lantz
Barbara Whitlow
Beth Johnson
Beth Oppliger
Bethany Berschauer
Bev Watt
Beverly Gunstone
Bianca Galam
Binda Douglas
Bree Lafreniere
Brenda & David Bulger
Brenda Amburgy
Brenda Corkum
Brett & Connie Brenden
Denis and Beverly Curry
Denise Hagen
Diane McAlpin
Dixie Havlak
Dixie Linnenbrink
Donna McBride
Donna Pittman
Dorothy Milhollin
Dorrie & Harold Carr
Dottie Breaux
Dotty Fehring
Drew & Kylie Phillips
Earl and Carol Tower
Eileen Myers
Ellen Lundberg
Emily Cummings
Emily Lardner
Bridget & Ted Sturdevant
Byron and Cyndi LaBrec
Carlie Dubes
Carol Cooper
Carol Griffin
Carol Guzy
Carol Houston
Carol L. Allen
Carol Murphy
Carolyn E. & Art Folden
Carolyn Graden
Carolyn Hoffman
Carolyn Keck
Cathy & George Spencer
Cathy Kruse
Celeste Maris
Char & Sam Hunt
Charleen Goodrich
Charlotte Phillips
Chazmin Peters
Cheri Finger
Cherie Reeves Sperr
Chery Duryea & Mike Murphy
Cheryl Haskins
Cheryl Selby
Chris Sigo
Chris Turman
Christine & Sam Garst
Christine Convery
Christine Schaller
Christopher Ward
Cindy Ramsfield
Clare Mancini
Clarice Kish
Claudia Hislop
Kathy Baros Friedt
Kathy Whitlock
Katya Miltinore
Katya Shkurkin
Kelly Olson
Kelly Velasco
Kerry Rogers
Kevin Wimsett
Kim & Cindy Dinsmore
Kim & Roger Wigfield
Kim Gaffi
Kimberly & Charles Ellwanger
Kimberly Bauer
Kindra Benavidez
Kitty Parker
Kristen & Bud Case
Kristina Walters
L. Dinea Norrell
Lara Lea Shaughnessy
Larry Blume
Maureen McLemore
Megan Parke
Megan Sullivan
Michael & Elizabeth Kennedy
Michael Cade
Michael Marohn
Michael Peters
Michele & Jerry Hendrickson
Michele Harriage
Michelle Hawkins
Michelle Heistand
Michelle Lord
Mik Mikitik
Mike Thompson
Millison & Cheryl Fambles
Mina Kaye
Mison Bowden
Molly Mellon
Nancie Payne
Nancy & Michael Walsh
Sarah Salva
Schelli Slaughter
Scott Michle
Shane Glass
Shannon Johnson
Sharon Whitehead
Shelby Wilson
Shelley Foltz
Shelley Stern
Sheri Sawyer
Shirley Erickson
Shirley Legg
Sidney Clausen & Robin Rexius
Stacia Bilsland
Stacie Rix
Stefani & Mike Parsons
Stephen Buxbaum
Steve Gonzales
Steven Wolford
Sue Goldstein
Jeanne Carras
Jeff Morris
Jena Embry Loes
Jennie Adkins
Jessica Jensen
Jim Lux
Joan Boileau
Joan Cullen
John & Christie Masterson
John and Susan Clees
John Chadwick
John Zink
Jolene Stanislowski
Jon Daisey
Joseph & Bonnie Shorin
Joy & Jim Page
Joyce & Robert Hauk
Larry Engel
Larry Liden
Laura Westbrook
Leatta Dahlhoff
Lee and Carolyn James
Lenore Doyle
Leslie Goldstein
Levi Mosser
Liberty Ryder
Lillian Fambles
Lillian Ryan
Linda & Sam Bovard
Linda Fialkowski
Lisa Eisenmann
Lisa Johnson
Liv Monroe
Lois Simko
Loren Camp
Lori Drummond
Nancy Ditzler
Nancy Kennedy
Neil Brandsma
Nita Cook
Nona Snell
Norma Martin
Norma Schuiteman
Norma Thomas
Norma Wallace
Nova Gattman
Pam Folsom
Pamela Painter
Patricia M. Luhr
Paula Brainiff
Paulette Raico
Peggy Brink
Peggy Jamerson
Peggy Smith
Penny Johnson
Sue Martin
Sue Sherbrooke
Susan & Art O'Neal
Susan Beatty
Susan Cohen Goldstein
Susan Dubuisson
Susan Klovee-Smith
Suzanne & Thomas Fell
Tamara Hale
Tammy & Gordon Ensign
Tammy Fellin
Teresa Loo
Teresa Miller
Teresa Shartzer
Teri Lee Haglund
Terry Teale
Tim McLaughlin
Todd Gay
Toy Kay
Erik Price
Eva Goldberg
Evette Brown Temple
Farra Vargas
Fred Olson
Frederic & Colleen Wedam
Gail Dahlhoff
Gailon Wixson
Gayla Schorno-Duerr
Gayle F. Merkle
Genie & Lewis Stansbury
George Madsen
Georgia & Dale Vincent
Gerald & Amy Tousley
Gerda & Dave Wynkoop
Gerry Jones
Ginny Taylor
Gregory Robinson
Gudrun Byles
Joyce Duerfeldt
Joyce Gillie
Joyce Hawkins
Joyce Kilmer
Joyce Norris
Judith Hoefling
Judith Kingsbury
Judy & Larry Miller
Judy Hartmann
Judy Kelly
Judy Norton
Julia Herbison
Juliane Morgan
Julie Dybbro, ARNP, PhD
Julie Sloan
June & Edward Shaffer
Justine Bryant
Karen Albright
Karen and Thomas Kalkwarf
LouAnn Dunlap
Lucy Reuter
Lynda Thorpe
Lynette McCarty
M. Jean Holman
Mae Wheelwright
Marcee Stiltner
Marcia & Glenn Briskin
Margaret Harvison
Margaret Wehrle
Marian Graham
Marianne Partlow
Marilee Jenson
Marilyn Curtis
Marilyn Joan Lynch
Marilyn Nelson
Marja Eloheimo
Marla Hower
Marlene Butler
Peter Mendy
Philip Bridges
Rachael Jamison
Rachel Langen Lundmark
Rachel Shields
Ralph & Agnes Engle
Ray Hardee
Rebecca Liebman & Charles Stephens
Rebecca Pilcher
Regina Gallwas
Reid Bates
Renee Oram
Renee Ries
Renee Ries
Renee Sunde
Renetta & Terry Wilson
Richard & Carolee Nichols
Richard McAlister
Richenda Richardson
Tracie Brown
Tracy Brune
Tracy Knostman
Valerie & Brian Fluetsch
Valerie Gerst
Vallie Jo & Gene Fry
Veronica Manhn
Vicki & Harold Lewis
Vicki Martin
Vicky Leever
Viki Winner
Virginia McCabe
W.E. Selby
Wade Cherry
Wayne & Inger Beckwith
Wendy Neidig
Wendy Tanner
William & Shirley Phipps
William Owen
Harry & Beverly Jean Honda
Heather & Craig Lockman
Heather Welch
Helen Kramer
Helen Tafejian
Helena Rice
Hillary Soens
Holly Barrett
Holly Gadbaw
Indu Thomas
Ingrid Gisiger
Irene Hunter
Jacklyn "Jake" Feeley
Jacqueline Gavin
Jailyn Brown
Karen Fraser
Karen Hall
Karen Kashmar
Karen Lee Valenzuela
Karen Olson
Karen Parkhurst
Karen Ray
Karen Semones
Karmel Shields
Karyn Lindberg
Kateri Wimsett
Kathleen Kidwell
Kathleen Kincaid
Kathleen Richards
Kathryn Borne
Kathy & Dave Carlson
Marlene Groening
Marrianne Backous
Marsha Lorentson
Martha Curwen
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