The CFJC 2014 Annual Report - Community Foundation of Jackson

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2014 Annual Report
A year of transition
Transition came to the Community Foundation of
Jackson County during 2014 with the retirement of
long-time President & CEO Bud Walther in early
July.
“Bud Walther has been the CEO
for nearly 14 years and has seen
the Foundation move to a major
leadership role in the county,” said
Kevin Gabbard, a member of the
Board of Directors in announcing
Bud’s retirement. “We were
reluctant to see Bud retire, but the
Foundation is in a very secure
position thanks in large part to
Bud’s leadership.”
small community residents;
working with the Jackson
County Industrial Development
Corporation’s Workforce
Partnership to develop the
Jackson County portion of the
Economic Opportunity 2015
grant to improve educational
attainment focusing on advanced
manufacturing education;
partnering with the city of
Seymour for an Indiana Office
of Community and Rural Affairs
grant for facade renovation
of historic businesses; aiding
the town of Brownstown in a
community development plan
with Ball State University,
Bud Walther mingles with guests at his retirement party at the
including creation of several
Community Foundation of Jackson County.
funds to support community
development and partnering
Seminary. He served as a naval officer for 23 years
with Brownstown for an Indiana Office of
and several years as a consultant before he began his
Community and Rural Affairs grant for town
career in ministry and philanthropy.
playground equipment; creating the Owen-Carr
He and his wife, Sue, live near Seymour.
Township Fund to support needs in those two
townships; developing an Impact Grant program to
Bud has served as the chairman of the Board
provide funding for county projects such as Medora
of Directors of several nonprofit agencies and on
Flood relief and the Vallonia Flood mitigation
the Indiana Philanthropy Alliance Community
project; and developing the Classroom Education
Foundation State Committee during his career with
Grant program to help local teachers.
the Foundation.
Walther is a native of Louisville, Kentucky. He
earned a bachelor of engineering degree in electrical
engineering from Vanderbilt University and a master
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of divinity degree from Lexington Theological
Bud Walther
The Foundation selected a search committee
and retained the services of the executive search
firm Smith and Syberg Inc. to lead the search for
a new leader. That process resulted in the hiring of
Dan Davis as the Foundation’s president and chief
executive officer.
It was under Bud’s leadership that the Foundation
increased in size from $4 million in assets in 2000
when he assumed the President & CEO role to its
size of more than $10 million today. In addition, the
organization has taken a leadership role in a number
of initiatives to improve the quality of life in Jackson
County.
Among those initiatives included leading the
development of the Jackson County Learning
Center, a 20,000-square-foot facility for post
secondary education; developing geographic funds
to encourage local philanthropy and empower
Seizing an opportunity for growth
Initiative offers $1 million GIFT
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Together, we grow tomorrows. You’ve read it
before. You’ll likely read it again.
During 2014, the Community Foundation of
Jackson County truly lived its motto – Together, we
grow tomorrows.
Much of that growth in 2014 resulted when
Lilly Endowment knocked on our door in July
with the announcement of the GIFT VI initiative
– something we called An Opportunity for Growth.
The Indianapolis-based philanthropic giant that
has contributed so much to improving the lives of
Hoosiers and other folks around the world offered
our community $500,000 as matching funds to help
make Jackson County a better place to live, raise
a family, work and do business. An opportunity to
bring in $1 million to the Foundation.
Members of Boys & Girls Club of Seymour dance
during the Spring Break 2014 program at the
Club. Boys & Girls Club of Seymour is among
several local nonprofit organizations that have
agency funds administered by the Community
Foundation of Jackson County.
Lilly Endowment first came knocking nearly
25 years ago with its Giving Indiana Funds for
Tomorrow initiative to encourage the creation and
strengthening of community foundations to help
improve the quality of life for Hoosiers.
Thus was born the Community Foundation of
Jackson County in 1992 along with many others
across Indiana. Since then, our local Foundation has
awarded nearly $5 million in community grants,
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helping countless people and organizations improve
our communities all across Jackson County. In
2014, the Foundation’s Board of Directors approved
$299,885 in grant-making authority.
Organizations and people benefitting from grants
and endowments over the years range from youth
to seniors and include social service and nonprofit
agencies, area schools, volunteer fire departments,
the arts and municipal parks.
To take advantage of this latest Opportunity for
Growth, our Board of Directors and staff at the
Community Foundation of Jackson County invited
the community to come together and grow better
tomorrows through gifts and pledges made today.
Gifts of cash or property such as marketable
securities and real estate can qualify for matching
dollars from Lilly Endowment, in some cases
doubling a donor’s gift.
www.cfjacksoncounty.org
2014 Grants: pages 2-3
2014 List of funds: pages 3-4
2014 Scholarship recipients: pages 4-5
2014 Donors: page 7
We are happy to report that there was 100 percent
participation among the Foundation’s Board of
Directors and staff.
Donations and the Lilly Endowment matching
dollars will benefit the Community Foundation’s
unrestricted funds, which were created to help
finance needs across Jackson County as they arise,
benefiting our families, friends and neighbors.
Donations will also benefit other endowed funds
such as those that grant scholarships and support
giving to charitable organizations all around the
county.
Some examples of grants awarded through the
Foundation’s unrestricted endowments in 2014
include those to the Matthew 25 Street Ministries of
Seymour, Actors Community Theater of Seymour,
Boys & Girls Club of Seymour, Brownstown
Swimming, Child Care Network, Crothersville
Historical and Cultural Arts Association,
Developmental Services Inc., Freeman Municipal
Airport, Girls Inc. of Jackson County, Gleaners
Food Bank Indiana Inc. and Habitat for Humanity
of Jackson County. These were among 20 grants
awarded Oct. 28 by the Foundation through our Fall
Grant Cycle.
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Competitive Grants
These grants are funded by
Unrestricted and Field of Interest
endowments, and are selected by
a grant committee consisting of
Community Foundation Board
members and other members of the
community.
Actors Community Theater of Seymour
$1,200
To provide funds for audio equipment.
Boys & Girls Club of Seymour
$2,250
To provide funds for SMART Moves.
Brownstown Swimming
$2,886
To provide funds for lane lines and
dolphin timing system.
Childcare Network, Inc.
$400
To provide funds for the CASA
Program Manager to attend the 2015
National CASA Annual Conference.
Childcare Network, Inc.
$1,000
To provide funds for 2015 Kids Fest.
Crothersville Historical & Cultural Arts
Assn.
$1,200
To provide funds for the addition of a
throughway between Hamacher Hall
and the Annex.
Developmental Services, Inc.
$1,000
To provide funds for the
Extracurricular Clubs Program.
Freeman Municipal Airport Authority
$1,000
To provide funds for the Tuskegee
Airmen Memorial.
Girls Inc. of Jackson County
$2,000
To provide funds for the Teen
Volunteer Program.
Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, Inc.
$5,000
To provide funds for BackSacks
Weekend Food for Kids.
Habitat for Humanity
$2,500
To provide funds to build a house for a
family in poverty.
Hoosier Trails Council, Boy Scouts
of America
$2,000
To provide funds to replace the severe
weather alert siren for Maumee Scout
Reservation.
Houston School Restoration Committee
$1,000
To provide funds for spackling,
sanding, vacuuming and painting
interior walls at Houston School.
Legal Aid District 11
$1,000
To provide funds for Kemps
Caseworks Data Entry Upgrade &
Training.
Matthew 25 Street Ministries
$2,095
To provide funds to purchase a second
gas range, oven, and stainless steel
range hood.
Riverview Cemetery
$1,000
To provide funds for shade trees.
The Salvation Army
$1,000
To provide funds for the Emergency
Assistance Program in Jackson
County.
Seniors 107 Club
$325
To provide funds for a new
senior fitness equipment area and
programming.
Seymour Main Street
$2,180
To provide funds to replace four
downtown street signs.
Special Olympics Indiana Jackson
County
$1,500
To provide funds for uniforms and
equipment upgrades.
Community Focus Grants
$4,344
To provide funds to replace the air
conditioner compressor in the main
gym at Girls Inc.
Jackson County Industrial
Development Corporation
$5,000
To provide funds for the Seymour
East Side Industrial Park
development.
Designated and Agency Grants
These grants are from funds designed
to support specific agencies or causes.
Jessica Barkman/Girls Inc. Athletic
Scholarship Fund
$1,547
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Jackson
County Endowment Fund
County
$251
Ernest N. Birge Boy Scout Fund
Hoosier Trails Council, Boy Scouts of
America
$302
Ellis E. Bland and Marjorie J.
Wrighthouse Bland Endowment
Brownstown Central High School
$254
Don and Emmylou Bollinger
Endowed Scholarship Fund
DePauw University
$5,467
Endowments
$25,178
Brownstown Christian Church
Endowment Fund
$1,510
Brownstown Presbyterian Church
Fund
$1,190
Child Care Network, Inc.
Endowment
Child Care Network, Inc.
$365
Community Provisions of Jackson
County, Inc. Endowment
County, Inc.
$245
Bentley the therapy dog greets area children at the 2014 Kids
Fest. The Community Foundation of Jackson County grants funds
to help Child Care Network and others stage Kids Fest annually.
Child Care Network is among several local nonprofit organizations
that have agency funds administered by the Community
Les Gilkey Music Fund
Seymour Community Schools
$288
Girls Inc. Endowment
$263
Girls Inc. of Jackson County Fund
$7,145
C. B. Hess 4-H Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Indiana 4-H Foundation
$2,000
Edward H. Howard and Dorothy
E. Howard Boys & Girls Club of
Seymour Fund
$4,387
Humane Society of Jackson County
Endowment
$438
Jackson County Historical Society
Fund
Jackson County History Center
$627
Jackson County Public Library Fund
Jackson County Public Library
$1,090
Jackson County United Fund, Inc.
Endowment
Jackson County United Way
$6,121
Delbert D. Kilgas and Marlis Kilgas
Endowment
Community Foundation Operating Fund
$2,234
Carl Kovener Memorial
Crothersville Volunteer Fire Dept.
Endowment
Crothersville-Vernon Twp. Volunteer
Fire Dept.
$534
Mail Masters, Indiana University
Southeast Endowment Fund
Indiana University Southeast
$769
Thomas M. and Mary Louise
Nolting Endowment
$319
Owen-Carr Twp. Community
Endowment
Owen-Carr Twp. Community Fund
$1,276
Frederick M. and Karen L. Pollert/
Immanuel Lutheran School Endowment
Fund
Immanuel Lutheran School
$1,398
Reddington Christian Church
Endowment
$223
Carl and Marie Rucker Endowment
Fund
Leader Dogs for the Blind
$6,423
Girls, fathers, grandfathers and other important men in lives of
members of Girls Inc. of Jackson County dance at the FatherDaughter Dance at the clubhouse. Girls Inc. is among several
local nonprofit organizations that have agency funds administered
by the Community Foundation of Jackson County.
Seymour Industrial Association
Fund
Development Corp.
$3,538
Southern Indiana Center for the
Arts Fund
Southern Indiana Center for the Arts
$589
State Bank of Medora Scholarship
Fund
Medora High School/Gossman
Scholarship Fund
$830
Ken and Cindy Stella, Indiana
University Endowment Fund
Indiana University Foundation
$6,634
Larry and Joanne Sunbury
Endowment Fund
$1,043
T & W Corporation Junior Golf
Endowment
Indiana Golf Foundation
$760
Terkhorn Lutheran Central School
Endowment Fund
Lutheran Central School
$2,242
Terkhorn Memorial Endowment
Fund
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church
$2,242
Turning Point Domestic Violence
Services Endowment Fund
Services, Inc.
$361
Marilyn VonFange Memorial
Helping Hands Fund
Seymour High School Special
Education Dept.
$1,000
F. Walter Voss and Tom G. Voss
Boys & Girls Club of Seymour Fund
$1,616
Bessie J. White Endowment Fund
Cana United Methodist Church
$1,887
Workforce Development
Endowment Fund
Development Corp.
$2,549
Zion Lutheran Church Endowment
Zion Lutheran Church
$6,405
Zion Lutheran Church Education
Fund
$696
Zion Lutheran Church Foundation
Music and Education Fund
$1,693
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
$3,227
Whites Chapel United Methodist
Church Cemetery
$3,230
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Field of Interest Grants
Community Kids Net
Brownstown Elementary School
$250
Brownstown Central Middle School
$250
Jackson County Youth Foundation
$2,000
Leadership Jackson County YoJack
$500
Owen-Carr Township Community
Fund
Carr Fire Protection Territory
$3,314
Community Foundation of Morgan County
$2,200
$3,000
Leadership Jackson County
$950
Medora Community Schools
$4,549.96
Medora Jr/Sr High School
$4,500
Medora Senior Citizens
$4,695
Owen Twp Volunteer Fire Dept.
$2,500
Town of Medora
$1,000
Donor Advised Grants
Donor advised grants are from funds
established by donors who wish to
actively participate in the grant-making
process. Individuals who establish
a donor advised fund recommend
charitable projects or organizations
they want to support.
Thomas W. Conner Fund
$3,300
Crothersville Community Schools Fund
Crothersville Community Schools
$1,000
W. Andrew Denny and Carol Denny Fund
Community Foundation of Jackson County
$516
Nick Greemann Endowment Fund
$205
Anchor House
$205
Jackson County Sertoma Club Endowment
Jackson County Sertoma Scholarship
Fund
$1,856
David R. Lange Memorial Fund
Immanuel Lutheran School
$999
Francis “Pat” & Dorothy M. Myers Fund
Seymour Police Dept. DARE Program
$250
Distinguished Young Women of
Jackson County
$200
Morgan County Humane Society
$100
Seymour Rotary Club
$100
Seymour Area Youth Football League
$500
Jim Schneider Memorial Fund
Anchor House
$500
Apostolic Pentecostal Tabernacle
$500
Cross Life Ministries
$3,000
Jackson County Clothing Center
$500
Redeemer Lutheran Church
$500
Trinity Lutheran High School
$5,000
Zion Lutheran School
$1,000
Dave and Ann Windley Fund
$1,000
Jackson County United Way
$2,100
Ann Windley Leadership Jackson
County Scholarship Fund
$1,000
2014-2015 Classroom
Education Grants
Paula Workman
Brownstown Central High School
$216.69
To provide funds for the purchase of
resources to design classroom projects
and exercises to prepare for the new
AP US History exam.
Becky Baker
$250.00
To provide funds for an iPad 4 to
simulate a real newscast, KIDS TV.
Elaine Belk
$217.75
To provide funds for reading materials
at appropriate reading levels.
Tonya Fee
$250.00
To provide funds to purchase games
that would help expand on Indiana
Standards.
Amy Hartley
$250.00
To provide funds for fifteen Snap
Circuits Jr. SC-100 kits.
Julie Isaacs
$250.00
To provide funds for a listening center.
Lisa Thias
Redding Elementary School
$250.00
To provide funds for a Reading/
Writing Center.
Ann Tormoehlen
Seymour High School
$210.00
To provide funds for a Texas
Instruments graphing calculator ans
software.
Leisa Sunbury
St. Ambrose School
$250.00
To provide funds for clay and clay
modeling tools.
The Francis “Pat” & Dorothy M. Myers
Fund
President’s Contingency
Grants
Seymour Schools-Elementary Schools
Fund
The President’s Contingency Grants
are available at any time during the
year for needs that may arise outside
of the annual granting cycle. These
grants are awarded at the discretion
of the President of The Community
Seymour Noon Lions Club Donor
Advised Fund
Dave and Ann Windley Fund
Field of Interest
Endowments
The Brownstown Foundation
The Cartwright Endowment for the Arts
Community Kids Net Endowment
Carl Hemmer Memorial Fund
Jackson County Youth Foundation
Seymour Schools-Seymour Middle
School Fund
Seymour Schools-Seymour High
School Fund
Seymour Schools-Athletic Department
Fund
Anchor House
Funds provided to replenish the food
pantry at Anchor House.
Seymour Schools-Fine Arts Fund
Anchor House
Funds provided for donor tracking
software.
The Shelter Fund
B2 Bikes & Boards
Funds provided for the Seymour
Bicycle Fund.
Tri Kappa Endowment
Seymour Tubing Inc. Charitable
Endowment for Education
Granger H. and Ruth M. Smith Drug
Abuse Prevention Fund
Kelly Klosterman
$250.00
To provide funds for an iPad 4 to use
with Epson whiteboard.
Teresa Meyer
$250.00
To provide funds for leveled books for
Guided Reading Groups.
Beth Shelton
$250.00
To provide funds for tri-fold
presentation boards and costumes,
wigs, etc. for a Wax Museum.
Anna Spencer
$250.00
To provide funds to purchase Class
Birch Anyplace, Anytime Mobile
Listening Center.
Gina Galligar
Jackson Elementary School
$250.00
To provide funds for a Language
Center for special education preschool
students.
Robert Wood
Jackson, Emerson and Cortland
Elementary Schools
$130.00
To provide funds for a Flexibility
Assessment Tester.
The Community Foundation has an annual Classroom Education
Grant cycle in the fall to help fund classroom projects that fall
outside of the school budget. Grants are up to a maximum of
$250. Some of the projects that the Classroom Education Grants
have helped fund have included books, games, iPads, costumes,
calculators, and much more.
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Funds provided for the cost to
attend the Symposium for Women in
Nonprofit Leadership.
Agency Endowments
Child Care Network
Funds provided for the cost to
attend the Symposium for Women in
Nonprofit Leadership.
County Endowment Fund
City of Seymour
Funds provided for the Seymour Skate
Park.
Brooklawn Child & Family Services
Endowment Fund
Sharon Wood
Redding and Brown Elementary
Schools
$250.00
To provide funds to implement the
sport of tennis to students at Redding
and Brown Elementary Schools.
Jennifer Alberring
$250.00
To provide funds to purchase an iPad.
Ashley Allen
$72.00
To provide funds to add resources for
literacy and math stations.
Ashley Allen
$72.59
To provide funds for ten sets of
durable plastic headphones.
Funds provided for 2014 program
support.
Dee Beavers
$226.95
To provide funds for three MobyMax
tablets.
Crothersville Community Schools
Fund
Lois Bryden
$250.00
To provide funds for a Class Set of
Hands-On Equations.
Pam McIntire
$250.00
To provide funds for trade books.
The Jessica Barkman/Girls Inc.
Athletic Scholarship Fund
Boys & Girls Club of Seymour, Inc.
Endowments
Child Care Network, Inc. Endowment
County, Inc. Endowment
Seymour Rotary Club
Funds provided for the “I Like Me”
book program.
Developmental Services, Inc. Endowment
Fund
Southern Indiana Center for the
Arts
Funds provided for the Summer
Concert Series.
Jackson County Historical Society
Fund
Thrive Alliance
Funds provided for a new computer
and printer for the Seymour Senior
Meals Program.
Donor Advised
Endowments
Bender Lumber Co., Inc. Fund
Thomas W. Conner Fund
W. Andrew Denny and Carol Denny
Fund
Nick Greemann Endowment Fund
The Hoevener Endowment Fund
Jackson County Sertoma Club
Endowment
Girls Inc. of Jackson County Fund
Jackson County Public Library Fund
Services Endowment Fund
Workforce Development Endowment
Fund
Unrestricted Endowments
Aisin U.S.A. Mfg., Inc. Endowment
The Donn Bishop Memorial
Endowment
The Don Bollinger Memorial Fund
Bob and Kate Hall Endowment
Irwin Union Bank & Trust Co. Fund
Jackson County Community
Endowment
Jackson County Unrestricted
Endowment
Chris Johnson Memorial Endowment
The Thomas J. Lantz/Montgomery,
Elsner & Pardieck Community
Endowment
David R. Lange Memorial Fund
Virginia G. Otto Endowment Fund
Everett V. and Maria Moritz Fund
Potts Family Endowment
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Psi Iota Xi Sorority, Alpha Beta
Chapter Endowment
SIHO Insurance Services Community
Endowment
Larry and Joanne Sunbury Community
Endowment
Southern Indiana Center for the Arts
Fund
Designated Endowments
Larry and Joanne Sunbury Endowment
Fund
Clarice Beineke Fund
Ernest N. Birge Boy Scout Fund
Ellis E. Bland & Marjorie J.
Wrighthouse Bland Endowment
Board of Directors Endowment Fund
Don and Emmylou Bollinger Endowed
Scholarship Fund
State Bank of Medora Scholarship
Fund
Ken and Cindy Stella, Indiana
University Endowment Fund
T & W Corporation Junior Golf
Endowment
Terkhorn Lutheran Central School
Endowment Fund
Terkhorn Memorial Endowment Fund
The Tuesday Club Library Endowment
Endowment Fund
The F. Walter Voss and Tom G. Voss
Boys and Girls Club of Seymour Fund
Fund
Bessie J. White Endowment Fund
Zion Lutheran Church Endowment
Katie Collman Playground Fund
Zion Lutheran Church Education Fund
Crothersville Jr/Sr High School
Vocational/ Technical Fund
Zion Lutheran Church Foundation
Music and Education Fund
Don Schnitker presents Dan Davis with a gift of grain for the Head-toHead Green vs. Red contest, benefitting the Jackson Jennings Co-Op /
Bob Myers Memorial Scholarship Fund.Farmers can make gifts of grain
to the Foundation any time of the year.
Non Endowed Funds
Girls Inc. Endowment
Jane E. Meyer Nurse Practitioner
Scholarship Fund
Les Gilkey Music Fund
Julie A. Moore Scholarship Fund
C.B. Hess 4-H Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Aisin Chemical Indiana Charitable
Fund
The Bob and Eileen Prather Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Brownstown Fund for the Arts
Edward H. Howard and Dorothy
E. Howard Boys & Girls Club of
Seymour Fund
The Royalty Scholarship Endowment
Crothersville Community Scholarship
Fund
Walter & Cora Schlehuser - Clark and
Ruth Thompson Scholarship Fund
C.B. Hess/Seymour High School
Honorarium Fund
George Schneider Scholarship Fund
Eugene Hill Memorial Fund
Scholarship Endowments
The Seymour American Legion Post
89 Achievement Scholarship Fund
Jackson County Bicentennial Fund
Gina Shepard Ballard Scholarship
Fund
Marcella Trumbo Seymour Alumni
Scholarship Fund
Bateman Engineering Scholarship Fund
Seymour Kiwanis Club Scholarship
Fund
Endowment
The Jackson County Bank
Administrative Endowment Fund
Jackson County Economic
Development Fund
Jackson County United Fund, Inc.
Endowment
Delbert D. Kilgas & Marlis Kilgas
Endowment
Carl Kovener Memorial Crothersville
Volunteer Fire Department Endowment
Mail Masters, Indiana University
Southeast Endowment Fund
Nita Mousa YoJack Fund
Edmund and Verna Murray Industrial
Development Fund
Thomas M. and Mary Louise Nolting
Endowment
Endowment
Frederick M. and Karen L.
Pollert/Immanuel Lutheran School
Endowment Fund
Endowment
Carl and Marie Rucker Endowment
Fund
• Leader Dogs for the Blind
• Pleasant Hill Cemetery
• Whites Chapel United
Methodist Church Cemetery
Seymour Industrial Association Fund
Dr. & Mrs. R. Todd Bergman
Scholarship Fund
Seymour Tubing, Inc. Scholarship
Fund
Marc Owen Chandler Memorial
Scholarship Fund
The Laura Culp Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Frische Family Endowment Fund
Omer and Jean Terkhorn Scholarship
Fund
James Ralph Thompson Memorial
Scholarship Fund
George Gossman Family Scholarship
Fund
James Temple Thompson Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Tom and Juanita Groub Scholarship
Fund
Jackson County Community Scholarship
Fund
Jackson Jennings Co-Op / Bob Myers
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Jasper N. Thompson Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Dr. Charles Trumbo Endowment
J. David Vandivier/Dicksons Scholarship
Fund
Jay C Food Stores Scholarship Fund
The Klaes Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Elmer and Ida Lacey Scholarship
Fund
The Kenneth N. and Helen Warbritton
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Kenneth S. Warbritton Scholarship
Fund
Orville and Laura Lubker/Purdue
UniversityScholarship Fund
Ruby and Floyd W. Martin Scholarship
Fund
Harold “Teep” and Oguerita
McKinney Scholarship Fund
Stuckwisch Educational Scholarship
Fund
Ann Windley Leadership Jackson
County Scholarship Fund
Charles Frederick Wolter Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Jackson County Hearing Aid Fund for
School Age Children
Jackson County Learning Center Fund
Jackson County Turf Project Fund
Jackson County Veterinary Scholarship
Fund
Marvin and Mary Klaes Memorial
Adult Scholarship Fund
Medora High School/Gossman
Scholarship Fund
Marilyn Mellencamp Scholarship for the
Arts
Muscatatuck Wildlife Refuge Fund
Fund
Julia Patrick Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Gary E. Plumer Memorial Agricultural
Scholarship Fund
Margie Redmon Fund
Rust Companies Foundation
Seymour Firefighters Local 577
Scholarship Fund
St. Andrew United Methodist Church
Scholarship Fund
Jim Schneider Memorial Fund
Tri Kappa Scholarship Fund
Marilyn VonFange Memorial Helping
Hands Fund
Adria Ann Waskom Memorial Fund
Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program
The Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program began in 1997. It was created to “raise the level of educational attainment in Indiana and
increase awareness of the potential of Indiana’s community foundations to improve the quality of life of the state’s residents.” The Community
Foundation of Jackson County currently has 4 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars, with one more recipient to be selected in the spring of 2015.
The program provides full tuition, fees, and a stipend for books and equipment for four years of undergraduate study, full time basis, leading to a
baccalaureate degree at any Indiana public or private college or university accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Current Lilly Endowment Community Scholars
Braden Sciarra
2011
Butler University
Robert Levi Bays
2014
Purdue University
Jacquelyn Hackman
2013
Purdue University
Luke Gallion
2012
Butler University
Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Alumni
Jami Bennett
Samuel Borcherding
Josh Brewster
Andrew Brock
Lauren Carr
Samuel Durham
Caitlin Fife
Jason Fish
Marc Fountain
Amy Gibson
Karissa Glenn
Kerry Hackman
Jacob Henley
Evan Hill
Allison Klinge
Stephanie Mellenbruch
Kyle Minton
Abby Peters
Adam Peters
Nathan Press
Jordan Raynor
Joseph Rust
Tara Smith
Jordyn Stuart
Elizabeth Sunbury
Caitlin Thomas
Jaclyn Tormoehlen
Rachael Voss
Cameron Wiethoff
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2014 Scholarship
Recipients
Klaes Memorial
Scholarship
Saint Ambrose Catholic
School
Macy Pifer
Roman Ramirez
Royalty Scholarship
Trinity Lutheran High
School
Jackson County
Community Scholarship
Marilyn Mellencamp
Scholarship for the Arts
Seymour Firefighters Local
577 Scholarship, cont’d.
Aaron Bloch
Rose-Hulman Institute of
Technology
Jackson Jennings Co-op
/ Bob Myers Memorial
Scholarship
Hope Sutton
Belmont University
Julie A. Moore
Scholarship
Jacob Moore 2013-2014
Indiana University
Julia Patrick Memorial
Scholarship
Madisson Wolfe
Olivet Nazarene University
Timothy Reynolds
IUPUC
Jasper N. Thompson
Scholarship
Corey Street
Tri Kappa Scholarship
Laurin Schmidt
IUPUI
Dr. Charles Trumbo
Scholarship
Jacob Christopher
Jarod Fleetwood
Gina Shepard Ballard
Scholarship
Victoria Fountain
2013-2014
Butler University
Bateman Engineering
Scholarship
Matthew Zarick
Purdue University
Dr. and Mrs. R. Todd
Bergman Scholarship
Alexander Craig
Indiana University
Don and Emmylou
Bollinger Scholarship
Cody Campbell
DePauw University
C.B. Hess/Seymour High
School Honorarium
Payton Warren
Crothersville Community
Scholarship
Megan Bailey
IUPUC
Laura Culp Memorial
Scholarship
Jessica Lucas
Western Kentucky
University
Frische Family
Scholarship
Jennifer Rodman
Ball State University
George Gossman Family
Scholarship
Zachary Wehmiller
2013-2014
Indiana University
Jackson County
Veterinary Scholarship
Megan Brunn 2013-2014
Purdue University
Erica Heideman 2013-2014
Purdue University
Nicole Thomas
Indiana University
Jared Baird
Purdue University
Jay C Food Stores
Scholarship
Brooke Stanton
2013-2014
IUPUI
Benjamin Coomer
Purdue University
Jack Tormoehlen
Purdue University
Bob and Eileen Prather
Scholarship
Taylor Sutton
Indiana University
Southeast
Marvin and Mary Klaes
Adult Scholarship
Kaitlain Bishop
Ivy Tech Community
College
Elmer and Ida Lacey
Scholarship
Hailey Pasley 2013-2014
Indiana University
Southeast
Eryn West
Anderson University
Seirra Nobbe
Indiana State University
Schlehuser-Thompson
Scholarship
Aaron Brewer 2013-2014
Vincennes University
Erika Horton 2013-2014
Purdue University
George Schneider
Scholarship
Rebekah Lawson
IUPUI
Seymour Tubing Inc.
Scholarship
Bethany Woods 2013-2014
Sullivan University
Stuckwisch Educational
Scholarship
MaCayla Smallwood
Hanover College
Omer and Jean Terkhorn
Scholarship
Anna Wetzel
IUPUI
Ruby and Floyd Martin
Scholarship
Lindsey Hawkins
2013-2014
Kyle Benter
Purdue University
Seymour American
Legion Post 89
Scholarship
Hannah Kleber
Indiana Wesleyan
University
Alysha Otte 2011-2013
Harold “Teep” and Oguerita
McKinney Scholarship
Hannah Elkins 2013-2014
Vincennes University
Medora High School/
Gossman Scholarship
Brooke Rogers
Cincinnati Christian
University
James Ralph Thompson
Scholarship
Peter Duncan
Butler University
J. David Vandivier/
Dicksons Scholarship
Taylor Morrow 2013-2014
University of Indianapolis
Miranda Stuckwisch
Jeremiah Tracey 2013-2014
Kenneth N. and Helen
Warbritton Scholarship
Jordan Booth 2011-2014
Indiana University
Rachel Franke 2013-2014
University of Kentucky
Karlie Henderson
2012-2014
Indiana University
Southeast
Kenneth S. Warbritton
Scholarship
Jordan Patterson 2012-2014
Rose-Hulman
Tyson Moore 2011-2014
Indiana University
Sydney Wendel 2013-2014
Indiana University
Ann Windley Leadership
Jackson County
Scholarship
Kaitlin McPike
Seymour American
Legion Post 89
Scholarship
Whitney Wooten
Seymour Firefighters Local
577 Scholarship
Darian Beavers
Hanover College
Jane E. Meyer Nurse
Practitioner Scholarship
Darla Rorick
Walden University
Kaitlyn Vehslage
Ivy Tech Community
College
Seymour KiwanisClub
Scholarship
Brilyn Terrell
IUPUI
Marcella Trumbo
Seymour Alumni
Scholarship
Kelly Martin
Purdue University
Jack Tormoehlen
Purdue University
James Temple Thompson
Scholarship
Alyson Nash
Purdue University
Charles Frederick Wolter
Scholarship
Anna Hofer
Purdue University
Alec Rohr
Dustin Deckard
Purdue University
Sara Doan 2013-2014
Purdue University
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Fall grants assist 20 programs in Jackson County
The number of people dropping in each evening for
a free, hot meal continues to increase since The Alley
first started offering meals in the spring of 2014.
March 31, 2016,” Davis added.
Jim Potts of Seymour established an unrestricted
fund, the Potts Family Endowment, through the
Foundation to benefit the county as a whole.
Pastor Rick Wilson hoped to see a second gas
range, oven and stainless steel range hood installed
at The Alley Kitchen by Thanksgiving to help meet
that growing need and the added turnout expected
for a holiday meal.
“I think it’s a good way to say ‘thank you’ to a
community that has been a good place to call home,
raise a family and earn a living,” Potts said of the
fund, created in 2002.
A $2,095 grant from the Community Foundation of
Jackson County to the Matthew 25 Street Ministries
of Seymour helped make that happen.
The grant is among 20 awarded Oct. 28, 2014, by
the Foundation through its fall grant cycle, aimed at
benefiting residents throughout Jackson County.
The fall grants total $32,536 and increased the
total of grants awarded by the Foundation through
that point to $255,703. They included $86,000
in scholarships, $112,617 from endowments for
nonprofit agencies, $7,500 from donor advised
fundsand more than $49,000 in grants to various
Jackson County charitable organizations.
The Foundation’s Board of Directors approved the
fall grants following recommendations from the
Foundation’s Grants Committee made up of board
members and community volunteers.
“A majority of the grant dollars are funded through
what are called unrestricted endowments with the
purpose of using earnings from donors’ gifts to
benefit Jackson County,” said Priscilla Wischmeier,
chair of the Grants Committee.
“Our Grants Committee, with the experienced
assistance of Vice President Sue Smith, does
a thorough job of reviewing applications and
conducting site visits to ensure that community
Earnings from all of the Foundation’s unrestricted
funds generated $26,418 of what was granted this
fall. The rest came from field of interest funds. Not
all grant requests could be awarded.
Volunteers serve an evening meal at The Alley
Kitchen, a local ministry which received a 2014 grant
from the Community Foundation of Jackson County.
needs are being met,” added Dan Davis, President
and CEO of the Foundation.
Unrestricted endowments invest gifts from donors
for the purpose of funding grants to assist charitable
needs and emerging issues in Jackson County.
Currently, donations to the unrestricted endowments
administered by the Foundation can earn matching
dollars from Lilly Endowment through the GIFT VI
initiative.
“Gifts and pledges to the Jackson County
Community Endowment, for instance, can double,
increasing the value and impact of your donation,”
Davis said. The GIFT VI initiative continues through
early 2016, although matching dollars are nearly all
earned.
“That offers tax advantages to folks donating to the
endowments over three calendar years if gifts are
initiated by the end of this year and completed by
A year of transition, continued from page 1
Dan Davis, who had most recently served as the
editor of The Tribune, joined the Foundation staff on
July 7.
“Dan’s nearly 30 years of
experience with The Tribune and
his knowledge of the community
and his passion for Jackson
County are readily apparent and
are what really attracted the search
committee,” current Foundation
Dan Davis
Board Chair Denise Connell
said. “The Board of Directors was seeking a strong
leader to take the Foundation into the next level of
engagement in the Jackson County community, and
we believe Dan is just the person to do that.”
A week later, a letter from Lilly Endowment
arrived on Dan’s desk announcing the launch in
August of the statewide GIFT VI initiative, making
$500,000 in matching funds available to the
Community Foundation of Jackson County.
“That letter – that opportunity -- was an interesting
development so soon on the job,” Dan said. “Our
staff here at the Foundation joined by members of
our Board of Directors and four community members
who had also served on our Board developed a plan
and forged ahead with accepting that challenge.”
With donations to the GIFT VI program continuing
to come in, the Foundation expects to soon announce
completion of the initiative with the goal of bringing
in $1 million in newly endowed dollars to bolster our
grant-making abilities, Dan said.
A native of Indianapolis, Dan graduated from
Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis
in 1983. Prior to joining the Community
Foundation, Dan’s career had been with communityfocused newspapers and he has won numerous
“Increasing gifts into the unrestricted funds –
particularly now with the matching Lilly Endowment
dollars – could sure provide more earnings to help
fund more grants,” Potts said.
Potts and three other community volunteers, Dr.
Chris Klaes, Gary Myers and Dave Windley, are
assisting the Foundation’s GIFT VI Development
Committee in its fundraising efforts to earn $500,000
in matching money from Lilly Endowment.
“All of these endowments and funds have been
created through the generosity of businesses and
individuals who care passionately about Jackson
County and the folks who live and work here,” Davis
said. “Their foresight is putting the Foundation’s
motto to work by helping grow better tomorrows
today.”
The Foundation offers endowment services, gift
planning, charitable gift annuities and scholarship
administration. For information or to make a
donation to take advantage of the Lilly Endowment
matching funds opportunity, call 812-523-4483.
awards for his work and is a past president of the
Indiana Associated Press Managing Editors Board of
Directors and has served on the boards of many local
and statewide nonprofit organizations. He has long
been an active member of Jackson County Sertoma
Club.
Dan is married to Karen J. Mellencamp Davis,
who practices law with The Pardieck Law Firm
in Seymour. They have two children, Hannah and
Sarah.
They attend St. Paul Lutheran Church, Borchers.
The Community Foundation of Jackson County
administers more than $8 million in charitable
funds with more than $11 million in assets, helping
Jackson County residents make good things happen
in our community. To learn more, contact the
Community Foundation of Jackson County at 812523-4483, or visit www.cfjacksoncounty.org.
Seizing an opportunity for growth, continued from page 1
Support for the GIFT VI program from former
members of the Foundation’s Board of Directors,
fund donors, area businesses and individuals in the
community has been strong. The Foundation – our
community – will soon qualify for the full $500,000
in matching dollars from Lilly Endowment, with the
goal of increasing the Foundation’s assets by more
than $1 million.
Overall gifts to the Foundation during 2014 totaled
$817,972.93.
More pledges to the GIFT VI program will be paid
throughout 2015 and into March 2016. As those gifts
and pledges are made and the matching dollars are
earned, their impact on the Foundation’s ability to
award grants will appear in 2016 and take full effect
in 2017, allowing our Board of Directors and Grants
Committee to approve and share more grant dollars,
growing better tomorrows for the greater Jackson
County community.
as training sessions and classes offered to workers
from area businesses, including JayC Food Stores,
Kremers Urban Pharmaceuticals and others.
For example, if new gifts and matching dollars
into our unrestricted funds total $600,000, we could
expect to conservatively generate another $24,000
annually – forever – in additional grant dollars for
the Fall Grant Cycle, Impact Grants and Classroom
Education Grants.
The Foundation also remains involved in
educational efforts with the Jackson County
Education Coalition, including its On My Way PreK pilot program; the Economic Opportunity 2015
initiative; Leadership Jackson County; and, of course
the many scholarship funds that we administer.
While we focused much attention on our GIFT VI
efforts, our work involved much more.
We thank you for your generosity and stand
prepared to share information about how others, too,
can come together with the community and help
grow better tomorrows.
The Community Foundation of Jackson County
continues to support efforts to improve educational
opportunities for county residents and businesses.
They come in the form of college classes offered by
Ivy Tech Community College and IUPUC as well
Dan Davis
President & CEO of the Community Foundation of Jackson County
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2014 Donors
Jean David
Dan and Terri Johnson
Jim and Jana Plump
Jane Vandivier
Actors Community Theater of
Seymour
Mike and Cindy David
Geri Johnson
Cathy Pollert-Klaes
Vision Financial Group
Mark and Terrye Davidson
Jim and Peggy Johnson
Pollerts’, Inc.
Jean Akers
Dan and Karen Davis
Ronnie and Martha Johnson
Michael Pottinger
Glen and Connie
VonDielingen
AndrewAlquesta
Matthew Decker
Joseph and Theresa Joray
Jim and Katie Potts
The Andersons, Inc.,
Charitable Foundation
Tim and Barbara Decker
Thomas and Marian Judd
Bob Poynter
Jerry and Rebecca Anderson
Iris Delgado
Greg Prange
Helen Desiderio
Kappa Kappa Kappa Inc.
Brownstown Associate
Chapter
Thomas and Mary Anthony
Avera Weskota Memorial
Medical Center
Brian and Jennifer Avery
Raymond and Annette
Bachmann
George and LeeBahan
Bill and Lisa Bailey
Dan and Pam Baker
Joan Conner Bald
James Banta
Ashleigh Barber
KerissaBarron
William and Ruth Bateman
Tom and KarenBates
John and Kay Beatty
Shirley Bennett
Kevin and Tammie Benter
William and Barbara Bentley
Bart and Susan Bevers
Bevers Family Pharmacy
Tammella Diggs
Janet Disque
W.R. and M.A. Dixon
John and Jamey Doriot
Kappa Kappa Kappa Inc
Gamma Phi Chapter
Daniel and Rochelle Doty
Edgar and Janeen Keinath
DuBois County Community
Foundation
Steve and Jean Kiel
Ray and Pam Eakins
Paul and Patricia Kirchner
Bernard and Orpha Emkes
Engelau Farms
Michael and Jodi Engelstad
Executive Management
Services, Inc.
Family Drug
Farview Farms
William Fechter
Louis and Linda Federle
Cheryl Fenton
Jerry and LindaFinley
First Financial Bank
Nancy Bishop
Curtis and Kimberly
Fleetwood
Blue & Co., LLC
Foster Brothers LLC
Blue & Co., LLC Employees
Bill and Rhea Dawn Fowler
Bob Poynter Chevrolet
Michelle Fox
Louis and Judith Bobb
Thomas and A. Jo Fox
Kent and ShaneBode
Ruth Frische
Ronald and Jeanne Bode
Dennis and Linda FrischeMouri
Bode Electric, Inc.
Tom and Dana Bollinger
David and Lecia Bonnell
Dennis and Tricia Bowers
Joe and Julie Bradley
Bill and Amy Braman
W. Curtis Brighton
Brock’s Plumbing Inc.
Caleb Funke
Frances Gabbard
Kevin and Penny Gabbard
Connie Gerth
Jon and Lois Geuder
James R. Gillespie
Sylvia Gimenez
Henry Bromelkamp/
Bromelkamp Company
Brent and Virginia Goben
Brownstown Area
Bicentennial 2016
Scott and Jana Gray
Brownstown Hardware, Inc.
Butch and Cheryl Griffin
Brownstown Mini Storage
Don and Barbara Bruce
John and Tiffany Bruce
Daniel and AnnBrugos
John Brugos Family Trust
Kevin Burbrink
William E. Burgess
Burkholder Funeral Chapel
Scott and Patricia Butt
C.F. Investments, LLC
Jerry and Dianne Cartmel
Central Christian Church, Inc.
Vivian Chandler
Chateau de Pique
The Clarice Beineke Trust for
the Handicapped
Joseph and Monica Clark
Aaron and Molly Claycamp
Don and Anne Clodfelter
CoBank
Columbus Learning Center
Management
Columbus Oral &
Maxillofacial Surgery, P.S.C.
Chris and Denise Connell
Conner Smith Eye Center, PC
Tom and Darlene Cooley
Janet Cooper
Daniel Cordes
Mary Lou Cordes
Crane Hill Machine & Fab.
Kappa Kappa Kappa Inc
Epsilon Phi Chapter
Goecker Building Supplies
Steve and Becky Grelle
John Griffiths
Larry and Linda Guinn
The Habegger Corporation
Joyce Hackman
Harold and Deborah Hardesty
Ron and Karen Harrison
Michael Heckman
Todd and Jessica Heckman
Lyndel Helmkamp
Elizabeth Helwig
Bryan and Ruth Ann Hendrix
Stephen Hill
Dan Hodge
Glenn and Dorothy Hodson
Jennifer Lee Holocomb
Charles and Kendra Hubbard
Michael Hunsucker
Ivan and Vera Hunteman
Melinda Hypes
Indiana State Teachers Assn.
J & G Enterprises
Jackson County 4-H Club
Committee Inc.
Kiels Home Repair
Kiwanis Club of Seymour
Sharon Klakamp
Doris Kovener
Garth and Billie Jean Kovener
Mary Jo Reinbold
Benjamin and Erin Reinhart
Thomas Reinhart
William and Deborah Reinhart
Joseph and Sheila Reynolds
Thomas J. Lantz
Roger D. Hackman Sales LLC
Christopher and Jacqueline
Lauriat
Andy and Misty Royalty
Peggy Rucker
Lucas-Ackerman Supply Co.
Kevin and Roberta Main
MainSource Bank
Joan Martin
Victoria Mayer
Royalty Companies of Indiana
Robert and Helen Rudesill
Louis and Marylon Rumph
Rumpke
Sylvia Rust
Jerry and Betty Saylor
Mark and Kara Scheidler
Jeffrey Schneider
Maggie Schneider
James McCoy
Schneider Plumbing &
Heating, Inc.
John and Opal McCoy
Don Schnitker
Sarah McGill
Julie Schroer
Larry and Kristina McIntosh
SCI Enterprises, LLC
Jeff and Rita McNeely
Marguerite Scott
David and Alice Meginnis
Constance Seward
David Mellencamp
Seymour Firefighters Local 577
Mary Mellencamp
Seymour High School Class
of 1944
Wendy Mellencamp
Madeline Melton
Gary Meyer
Max and Eve Middendorf
Lori Miller
Mary Miller
Robert and Judy Millman
Louis and Patricia Mize
Mary Ann Montgomery
John and Donna Moore
Fred and TracieMoritz
Pierce and PamMoss III
Amy Motazedi
Aaron and Mindy Murray
Gary and Janet Myers
Steven and Julie Nay
Robert and Ileen Nehrt
Tony and Sue Nehrt
Glen and Delores Nierman
Lance and Deborah Noe
Jim Noelker
Tom and Mary Lou Nolting
Old National Bank
Doris Owens
Jackson County REMC
Thomas and Carol Persinger
Linda Reichenbacker
Ruth Robertson
Darrell Persinger
John Moore Insurance Agency
Marvin and Norma
Wischmeier
James and Carol Lambring
Jackson County Dental/
Donald A. Cummings, DDS
Cynthia Darlage
James and Kathy Reedy
Elizabeth Roberts
The Peoples Bank
Mark and Susan John
Walter and Billie Wintin
David and Deborah Laitinen
Catherine Pasqualoni
Michelle Crowley
Jill Railsback
Casey and Melanie Ritz
Jackson County Board of
Realtors
Crothersville Community
Schools
John Wiethoff
Steve and Teresa Kriete
David and Jane Lucas
Joseph and Judith Persinger
John and Maureen Pesta
D.B. Pfaffenberger Farms
Ken Warbritton
Bill and Wilma Wessel
Bill and Cindy Rinehart
Bob and Kim Lucas
Walmart
Psi Iota Xi Sorority Alpha
Beta Chapter
Jack and Loretta Riehl
Orville and Laura Lubker
Jerry Waldkoetter
George and Rosemary Weir
Kremer’s Urban
Pharmaceuticals Inc.
David and Lucinda Lewis
Tom and Doris Voss
Prudential Indiana Realty
Robb Reynolds
Eric Parr
Jackson Jennings County
Chapter of Thrivent Financial
For Lutherans
Daniel Prather
Mary Kovener
Jackson County Bank
Jackson Jennings Co-op
Joyce Prange
Grant VonDielingen
Priscilla Wischmeier
Nancy Wolter
Nate and Debra Young
Yvonne Yui
Phyllis Zabel
Brian and Paula Zeh
2014 Tributes
In Memory
Genny Baker
Gina Shepard Ballard
Jessica Barkman
Jean Berry
Elfurt Blomenburg
Clarence Bowman
John Brugos
James William Butt
Hyla Cartwright
Harry Cherry
Harriet W. Conner
Gianine Desiderio-O’Hara
Bige Doyle
George Easley
Gerald Goecker
Carrie Harmon
Judy Hatton
Doug Hill
Nell Hoskins
Lynn Carter Kasting
Nancy Mae Keily
Virginia Knoke
Elda Leder
Bonnie Moberly
Seymour Tubing, Inc.
Kenneth Mousa
Carl and Virginia Shake
Nita Mousa
George and Patricia Shepard
Joella Nierman
L. Deane Shepard
Gary Plumer
Ron and Kristy Sibert
Bill Pollert
SIHO
Geraldine Prather
Sasha Siminoff
Andy Price
Gerald and Paula Sinclair
Joe Robertson
Mark and Sue Smith
James Taylor
South Central Insurance, Inc.
Emma Jean Terkhorn
Southern Indiana Center for
the Arts
Allen Thompson
James and Karen Sparks
Tony Williams
David and Pam Spurgeon
Emy Lou Wischmeier
Larry and Mary Sue Spurgeon
Erma Wischmeier
Joe and Donna Stahl
Wanda Wischmeier
Donna Stanley
Bob Zickler
Richard and MaryEllen
Steward
Richard Stewart
Richard and Nancy Stickles
Margie Strange
John and Joyce Stuckwisch
Larry and Joanne Sunbury
Mark and Judith Tape
Adria Ann Waskom
In Honor
John Brugos
Vicki Johnson
Steve and Gloria Vandivier
Bud Walther
Marvin Wischmeier
Rick and Ann Taylor
Benjamin Tevelin
Lowell and Ruth Thomas
Bob and Teresa Thompson
Tommy and Sharon Toppe
Tormoehlen Construction
PFLAG, Seymour Chapter
Tormoehlen Property
Management
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Trina Tracy
Kenneth and Mona Plumer
William and Janet Vance
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Full Audit Report is on file at the Community Foundation office.
Denise Connell - Chair
Gary A. Meyer- Vice Chair
Ray Eakins - Treasurer
Priscilla Wischmeier - Secretary
John Beatty
Susan Bevers
Patricia Butt
Kevin Gabbard
Ron Harrison
Jim Johnson
Thomas J. Lantz
Susan Nehrt
Darrell Persinger
Jim Plump
Andy Royalty
Ron Sibert
Staff
C.W. Walther -President & CEO,
retired
Daniel L. Davis - President & CEO
Sue Smith - Vice President,
Program & Administration
Cindy Rinehart - Bookkeeper/
Accountant
Lori Miller - Development Associate
Community Volunteers
Chris Klaes
Michael A. Fleetwood
David M. Geis
Katie Klaes
Stephanie Mellenbruch
Gary F. Myers
Katie Potts
Jim Potts
Robert Schmielau
Dennis Wayman
Dave Windley
Board Members Emeritus
Tom Bryant
Robert N. Cartwright
David M. Geis
Chris Klaes, D.C.
Tom Lantz
Gary F. Myers
Lawrence E. Welker
David H. Windley
Past Board Members
Steve Ackerman
Andy Applewhite
Bill Bailey
Donn Bishop
Nancy Bishop
Dana J. Bollinger
John Bottorff
Julie Bradley
John Brooks
Tim Clark
Terrye Davidson
Richard Davis
Dr. Andrew Day
W. Andrew Denny
Mike Fleetwood
Tom Furnish
Jim Gabbard
Bob Goecker
Ruth Hall
Ruth Ann Hendrix
Susan Judd
Rosemary Jenkinson
Gene Johnson
Dennis D. Kern
Delbert Kilgas
Judy Lester
Jeff Lorenzo
Amy M. Motazedi
Tom Nolting
Elaine Pollert
Frederick M. Pollert
Jim Potts
DonJay Rice
Mike Riggins
Joe Robertson
Erin M. Royalty
Debra R. Schill
Jo Ann Scully
Carl Shake
Larry R. Spurgeon
Cheryl Stuckwish
Trina Tracy
Jim Thompson
Rexanne Ude
Tom Voss
Ken Warbritton
Dennis Wayman
Phyllis Zabel
P.O. Box 1231
Seymour, IN 47274
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