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Letter from
the Director
To my extended Ranch family,
One of the greatest honors of my life is to
serve the Ranch, children, and families in
the largest mission field in America. I don’t come to work
every day because I have to, I get to come to work every
day to one of the most dynamic ministries in the world!
What began as a dream of a 13 years old boy has grown
into a living organization that touches more lives than we
will know. My family and I are so blessed to stand and walk
in Timothy’s dream as a vocation. As we come to the
close of 2011, this year marks my 10th anniversary as the
Ranch’s executive director. I want to thank all of you for
standing and walking in Timothy’s dream as well. The
Ranch could not do what it does every day without
people like you. I often say we are all just spokes on a
wheel. On a wheel there are no big ones and little ones,
just spokes. Paul said it this way in I Corinthians 12:12 – Just
as a body, though one, has many parts, but all its many
parts form one body, so it is with Christ. My only request in
the upcoming year is that you keep the Ranch in your
prayers and share Timothy’s dream with as many people
as possible. May 2012 be full of blessings and God’s favor
for you and your family.
In His Grace,
Thaddaeus Hill
Executive Director
Psalm 146:9 – The Lord watches over the foreigner and sustains the fatherless and the widow….
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“build a place where kids
could live, be loved, feel safe,
and have wide open spaces
to ride horses.”
HISTORY OF THE RANCH
Jerry Hill, the founder of THCR, was initially a preacher in Riverhead, NY throughout the 60's
& 70's. He and his wife Fern opened their home and hearts to dozens of foster children who
were homeless and in need of temporary housing. Their older son, Timothy, saw the painful
hardships and emotional suffering that the children had endured, and was deeply affected.
He told his parents he wanted someday to "build a place where troubled kids could live, be
loved, feel safe, and have wide open spaces to ride horses."
Timothy began working at age 12 to save money for the land where his dream could
become a reality. He worked three paper routes and had already begun contacting real
estate agents in search of property. Fern recalls fielding several return calls from disgruntled
real estate agents. She simply explained to them that she could not discourage her son from
following his dream.
On May 11, 1972, a tragic bicycle-truck accident ended Timothy's life at the young age of
13. His mother, seeking a way to commemorate his life, wrote a book entitled, "Graduation
to Glory," which recounted Timothy's altruistic years and his visionary dream of opening up
a ranch for troubled children. Friends and neighbors responded spontaneously by creating
a memorial fund earmarked "for Timothy's ranch". Jerry and Fern adopted their son's dream
and God has blessed the journey ever since. Timothy Hill Children's Ranch (THCR) opened its
doors for the first time on November 15, 1980. For more than 30 years, THCR has been a safe
haven for hundreds of children during a desperate time of abuse, neglect, and crisis. It is a 70
acre, farm-style campus, located in Riverhead, NY. THCR is licensed by the NY State Office of
Children and Family Services and is recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation.
vision
transforming hearts and changing lives
mission
strengthening character by modeling
christ-centered values
core values
Faith in Christ * Passion * Integrity
SPECIAL THANKS
TO OUR
VOLUNTEER GROUPS
March
* Harding University
* Goodman Oaks Church of Christ
June
* Highland Church of Christ
July
* University Church of Christ
August
* Altamesa’s Young Professionals
WORDS FROM OUR VOLUNTEER GROUPS
Rocky Hall (Harding University)
“The closest we’ll ever come as a society to achieving the goals set forth by our
Father are the opportunities we have to minister to the youth of this nation.
Nowhere is this more evident than at Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch. In my two
experiences with the residents of Timothy Hill, I’ve never grown closer to God.
Upon first arrival, volunteers and
residents approach each other with
trepidation, preconceived notions are
on display, and judgments are quickly
passed. It is not hard to look at
“troubled” youth with a negative
mindset, and my thoughts generally
gravitated toward a pessimistic
outlook, “How can I even begin to
speak to one of these kids? What can
a southern kid from a privileged background share with the guys? I have
one week, there is nothing I can possibly
do to develop a relationship with
anyone at the Ranch so should I even
try?” The easiest way to avoid
answering these questions was to be as
equally distant to the residents as they seemingly were to me, but this is where
the greatest mistake can be made. The residents of Timothy Hill are kids, and like
most kids they want to be loved, they want respect, and they want to know you
care. Through their youth, it is these over-worked questions I had asked myself that
kept these kids from developing into men. When I should have been asking myself,
“What is a leader if he cannot inspire youth? What is a man if he cannot relate
to the experiences of others? What is time in the eyes of God?” We have
opportunities in this life, as brief as they may seem, to impact the path of others. I
genuinely learned more about the interpersonal relationship of adults to youth,
and the impact it has on human spirituality than I have ever known before. I am
encouraged by Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch because I have seen firsthand
what these boys can become. They are like any other youth in this nation: future
leaders, educators, disciples, men, husbands, and fathers. We are all made in
God’s image. All of us. I believe in the future of this country because there are kids
out there like the boys of Timothy Hill, and I appreciate the Ranch for its dedication
to getting these kids back on the path that God had originally intended for them.”
SPECIAL THANKS
TO OUR
VOLUNTEER GROUPS
Jeff Childers (Highland Church
of Christ - Abilene, TX)
“For a year and a half, our group
did everything we could in
Abilene, Texas to raise money so
we could travel to the Timothy Hill
Children’s Ranch on Long Island
and the Timothy Hill Christian
Camp in Massachusetts. Travel is
expensive, and we needed
money for materials and supplies
too. We mowed lawns, made
quilts, held garage sales, did
babysitting, and worked longer
hours at our jobs. But when June
2011 came, would it all be worth it? Absolutely! Our time with Jim Buker, helping
to renovate the Camp in the woods, was like a joy-filled, sweaty family vacation.
And our time at the Ranch with the Hill families and all their boys was icing on the
cake. At the Ranch, one of the most impressive things to me was seeing how
boys were being mentored for responsible leadership amongst their peers. They
are doing it right it the Ranch.”
Dena Hollowell (Highland Church of Christ – Abilene, TX)
“I just want to express our appreciation for letting us come and serve at the
Ranch. In the short time we were there, we got to meet and eat and interact
with the boys and the staff. My
family and I came with a mission
team from Abilene, TX. We came to
give, to help out, but it was all of
you who touched our hearts and
gave to us. We were invited into the
boys’ homes and got to share a
meal. They were excited and open
with us. They showed us their weight
room/game room. My son Trey
enjoyed playing basketball with
them and really just fell in love with
the whole idea of being there. He
wants to come back every year
and help in some way! At 13 years
old, when most boys are more
self-centered, it is nice to see that
he has a “Timothy” heart, and his
time at the Ranch helped bring that
out. I think one of my favorite times was watching Thaddaeus with the boys.
I love how he shares his children, his most precious possessions, with the boys at
the Ranch. How this must instill a sense of trust and respect with hose young
men, they truly are a family there.”
this year
at the
ranch
LEARNING CENTER
90% of the boys that arrive at the
Ranch are behind by three or
more years in Math. We have
had seniors in High School with a
first grade reading level. Most
have given up all hope of
succeeding in school. They
have only known failure and do
not believe they are capable of
anything else. How can a street
tough guy ask for help when
algebra is so confusing? How
does he admit he cannot read
well? They need a nurturing
environment that is safe enough
for them to try again. This summer we built such a haven in our administration
building which we call our Learning Center. The Learning Center is comprised of
three classrooms for new residents to attend school before moving to the local
public school. The boys at the Learning Center receive one to one attention
and constant “you can do it”, “I’m proud of you” encouragement. We still see
frustration turned to anger at times but slowly the seeds take hold. One after
another our boys see there is hope and their grades improve because of that.
Planting seeds
of
success...
Michael began in the Learning Center. He struggled at first. His behaviors
seemed self sabotaging. When required to write an essay, he just couldn’t find
the place to start. Over time, Michael earned the points needed to attend the
local high school. For many this familiar setting promotes previous bad habits
and results in poor behaviors. This was not the case for Michael. He was able to
succeed. Just yesterday, he threw a test on the counter and said, “Look at this!”
The grade was 100%. He then
said, “I’ve had so many of these
now, I’ve lost count.” You may
read more about Michael in our
sample Dream Rancher letter.
Become
A
Dream rancher
For more information about becoming a Dream Rancher, please visit
our website at www.timothyhillranch.org and click on Ways to Help.
Become
A
Dream rancher
Here is a copy of the most recent letter written from
a resident to our Dream Ranchers.
ForthisDreamRancherLetter,wewantedtosharewithyouthecollegeessaythatourresident,Michael,wrote.
MichaelarrivedattheRanchsevenmonthsago.Afterreadingthisletteryouwillseethetransformationthathas
occurredinthisshortamountoftime.MichaelwasveryexcitedtobeselectedasthefirstDreamRancherletter
andwasthrilledtolearnthathecansharehiscollegeessaywithallofyou.
ResidentName:Michael
Age:17
I’vealwaysdonethingsforothersnomatterwhatimpactithadonme.Ifmygirlfriendsaidsheneeded
totalkinperson,Iwouldblowoffschool,family,homeworkorworktobethereforher.Ifmyfriends
neededanything,Iwoulddeliberatelydisobeymymothertomeettheirneeds.Ididn’tthinkabout
consequencesortheeffectitwouldhaveonme.MylifeseemedgoodandIdidn’tseeanyneedfor
change.
However,despitemybeliefthatthetroubleIwasgettingintowasinsignificant,itwasreallystartingto
causeproblemsinmylife.Ididn’tactuallycareaboutgettingintotrouble.Thethreatsfromthecourt,
probationofficerandmymomhadlittlemeaningtome.Ithadnoeffectonmybehavior.Thenoneday
IwenttoschoolandwastoldIwasbannedfromcampus.Thatsameday,IwenttocourtandIwassent
awaytotheTimothyHillChildren’sRanchforoneyear.Gettingsentawaywas,Ithought,theworst
thingthateverhappenedtome.
AtfirstIwasright,itwastheworst.Myoutlookonlifewasdismal.Ifeltlikeeveryoneelsehadcontrol
ofme.Myfreedomsweregone.Iwastoldwhenandhowtodoeverything.Iwastoldwhattowear.I
hadnochoiceinwhattoeat.Icouldgetcallsforfifteenminutesadayfromonlymyfamily.Ifelt
isolatedfromthepeopleIlivedfor.IwasangryatmyselfforgettingintothissituationbutIwaseven
angrierattheworldfortreatingmeunfairly.
Idon’tknowwhenithappened,butsomewhereduringmystay,IrealizedthatthewayIlivemylifenow
ismorebeneficialtomethanthewayIlivedlifeprior.Ilearnedhowtotakecareofmyself.I
appreciatedmyselfmore.IknownowIamgoodatworking.I’mdiligent.IrealizeI’mintelligent.I
inspirepeople.I’mgoodatrelationships.Iamhonest,open,andapproachable.Inowrealizethevalue
inthesetraits.Inoticeandappreciatethelittlethingspeopledoforme,bothstaffattheRanchandmy
familyathome.
Ilearnedthatinlifeyourarelygetsecondchances.TheRanchwasmysecondchance.Destinygaveme
anopportunity;Imadethebestofitandturnedmylifearound.Ilearnedtheimportanceinhaving
integrity.Inowseehowimportantitistodothingsformyself,tobettermyselfandtheimportanceof
tryingtoachievemygoals.
MyultimategoalsaretogotoSuffolkCommunityCollegefortwoyearsandthentransfertoastate
schooltostudypsychology;specificallypsychopathologyandtheeffectsofdrugsonthebrain.Iwould
hopefullyliketoresearchanddevelopnewmedicationswithfewersideeffects.Iwouldalsoliketostart
afamilyandbeagoodfathertomyfuturethreechildren.
TimothyHillChildren’sRanch
298MiddleRoad,Riverhead,NY11901xPhone(800)322Ͳ1190xFax(631)369Ͳ0130xwww.timothyhillranch.org
2010/2011 Wagon Wheel Club
There was a time when a wagon wheel was used to help propel people and supplies forward over mountains
and through rivers all across this great land. However, that wheel was only as strong as the spokes that supported
it; so it is also with the contributors who support the mission of THCR. They allow a place to exist for children to
travel safely forward in a direction of faith, hope and love. From October of 2010 through 2011, the following have
given $1,000 or more to support the wheels of Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch:
Aberdeen Church of Christ, Aberdeen, MD
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Adipietro & Liam, Shelter Island, NY
Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Albanese, Manhasset, NY
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Alexander, Little Rock, AR
Mrs. Doris Alexander, Franklin, TN
Mr. R.C. Alexander, Franklin, TN
Allensville Church of Christ, Allensville, KY
Altamesa Church of Christ, Fort Worth, TX
Ambassadors for Timothy Hill, Zanesville, OH
Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Anderson, Edmond, OK
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Attaway, Birmingham, AL
Bank of America Matching Gifts, Charlotte, NC
Beacon Light Foundation, Peconic, NY
Teresa Beck, Columbia, TN
Berkeley Springs Church of Christ, Berkeley Springs, WV
Biblical Publishing Corporation, Carlsbad, NM
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Billingsley, Cedar Hill, TX
Mr. & Mrs. R.E. Boone Jr., Birmingham, AL
Bridgehampton National Bank, Bridgehampton, NY
Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church, Bridgehampton, NY
Deborah Brown, Ridge, NY
Mr. and Mrs. David Bruce, McKinney, TX
Mrs. Jeanne Burch, Dresden, TN
Camp Creek Church of Christ, Atlanta, GA
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Cannada, Smyrna, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cardillo, Punta Gorda, FL
Mr. Joseph F. Carini, Shirley, NY
Central Church of Christ, Little Rock, AR
Mr. and Mrs. Leicle Chesser, New Milford, CT
Church of Christ, Waxahachie, TX
Church of Christ in Concord, Knoxville, TN
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Clark, Shelter Island, NY
Mr. John N. Clayton, Niles, MI
Mr. and Mrs. John Clovis, Lawrenceville, GA
College Church of Christ, Searcy, AR
Commack Church of Christ, Commack, NY
Conestoga Valley Church/Christ, Lancaster, PA
"Cook Hall & Hyde, Inc.", East Hampton, NY
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cooke, Sagaponack, NY
Crieve Hall Church of Christ, Nashville, TN
Cusseta Road Church of Christ, Columbus, GA
Mr. Jonathan Dahlstrom, West Simbury, CT
The Estate of Aline C. Derbyshire, Manchester, NJ
Miss Madeline B. Deschon, Freehold, NJ
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Diles, Searcy, AR
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dorris, Brentwood, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dorris, Franklin, TN
James D. Dougherty, Shelter Island, NY
Mr. Don Drennan. Abilene. TX
East End Church of Christ, East Hampton, NY
Echo Lake Church of Christ, Westfield, NJ
Ecmo, Murfreesboro, TN
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Ewing Jr., Westbury, NY
Mr. Robert E. Ferguson Sr., San Antonio, TX
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, Cincinatti, OH
First Choice Medical, PLLC, Holbrook, NY
Mr. & Mrs. Gynnath Ford, Nashville, TN
Mrs. Mary Formby, Searcy, AR
Mr. Dallas Foster, Pulaski, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster, Batesville, AR
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Frank, Columbia, TN
Frazier Foundation, Minden, LA
Golden Pear Cafes, Southampton, NY
Miss Martha Goodpasture, Brentwood, TN
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Gordon, Columbia, TN
Grace Gospel Church, Patchogue, NY
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham, Yorktown, VA
Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Cincinnati, OH
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hackenberg, Lewisburg, PA
Mr. & Mrs. Harold H. Hardison, Columbia, TN
Dr. & Mrs. Huntley Hardison, Philadelphia, PA
Mr. & Mrs. James Harmon, Searcy, AR
Mr. & Mrs. David Harris, Zanesville, OH
Heritage Church of Christ, Franklin, TN
Sherri D. Herndon, Clementon, NJ
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hill, Riverhead, NY
Mr. and Mrs. Thaddaeus P. Hill, Riverhead, NY
Mrs. Barbara Hobson, Nashville, TN
Deirdre Hogan, New York, NY
Mr. & Mrs. Shane Hutchinson, Heber Springs, AR
J&S Construction, Cookeville, TN
Dr. Doug James, Mobile, AL
Mr. and Mrs. Tywan Johnson, North Babylon, NY
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Kenney, Burnham, ME
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamb, Maumelle, AR
Lambs Chapel, Center Moriches, NY
Mrs. J.K. Langsdon, Columbia, TN
Leaf It To Me Landscaping Corp., Calverton, NY
Lehigh Valley Church, Bethlehem, PA
LSM Development Corp., Westhampton, NY
Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Lyon, Greenville, NC
Mr. & Mrs. J.B. Mangrum, Dickson, TN
Maran Insurance Agency, Southampton, NY
B. Marascia Construction Corp., Riverhead, NY
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Martin, Smyrna, TN
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Maxwell, Uniondale, NY
Mr. and Dr. K.S. McAfee, Burleson, TX
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McCain, Hurst, TX
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClendon, Mesquite, TX
Dr. and Mrs. Robert McClure, Columbia, TN
Mr. & Mrs. Claude McCormick, Snyder, TX
Memorial Road Church of Christ, Edmond, OK
Jane A. Merryman, Nashville, TN
Mr. & Mrs. George A. Mester, Nashville, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, Mableton, GA
Millview Church of Christ, Franklin, TN
Mary Katherine, Moody, Memphis, TN
Mrs. Sara L. Morris, Plano, TX
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mosing, Broussard, LA
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moss, Holbrook, NY
Mt. Juliet Church of Christ, Mt. Juliet, TN
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Muir, Hampton Bays, NY
Mrs. Earl Nelson, Mobile, AL
New Brick Church of Christ, Hillsboro, TN
Northside church of Christ, Rochester, NY
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Oates, Acampo, CA
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Paskiewicz, Center Moriches, NY
Mrs. Michael Phelan, Columbus, NJ
Pitman Church of Christ, Sewell, NJ
Prestoncrest Church of Christ, Dallas, TX
Prime Diagnostic Imaging Corp., Ronkonkoma, NY
Mr. & Mrs. William Prince, Oxford, GA
Princeton Church of Christ, Princeton, NJ
Michelle Putnam, Nashville, TN
Mr. & Mrs. William Quigley, Austin TX
Dr. and Mrs. P. Laray Rector, D.D.S., Columbia, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rensing, Jamesport, NY
Ridgecrest Church of Christ, Midwest City, OK
Riverhead Building Supply, Shirley, NY
Riverhead Rotary, Riverhead, NY
Mr. Robert A. Roffee, Leominster, MA
Roosevelt Church of Christ, Roosevelt, NY
Rotary Club of Riverhead, Riverhead, NY
Mrs. Robin Sapanski, New Canaan, CT
Mr. and Mrs. Webster W. Schott, Woodside, NY
Shelter Island Lions Club, Shelter Island, NY
Shelter Island Run, Inc., Shelter Island, NY
Shiner Church of Christ, Williamsburg, KY
Mr. & Mrs. George Sloan, Saltillo, MS
Sonquest Holly Hill Church of Christ, Holly Hills, FL
South Ferry, Inc., Shelter Island, NY
Southtowns Church of Christ, Hamburg, NY
Dr. David S. Sowell, Dallas, TX
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stewart, Hermitage, TN
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Stites II, Cookeville, TN
Stiversville Church of Christ, Culleoka, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Stroop, Murfreesboro, TN
Suffolk County National Bank, Riverhead, NY
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thomas, Sunbury, PA
Timothy Hill Children's Ranch, Riverhead, NY
Mr. & Mrs. Joe W. Towell, Beavercreek, OH
Trumbull Church of Christ, Trumbull, CT
United Way of Central & Hartford, CT
Village Church of Christ, Hot Springs Village, AR
Wading River Congregational Church, Wading River, NY
Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh, Shelter Island, NY
Nancy L. Warner, Vienna, WV
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Weimer, Amityville, NY
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Westerholm, Hot Springs, AR
White Station Church of Christ, Memphis, TN
Mr. & Mrs. J.T. Whitehead, Franklin, TN
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Wilburn, Columbia, TN
Mr. Harold D. Williams, Searcy, AR
Mr. & Mrs. J. Randall Wilson, Columbia, TN
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Work, Cookeville, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Youngs, New Woodstock, NY
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zvolenski, Manorville, NY
Zvolensky Family Foundation, Greensboro, GA
memorial
and
October 2010 Memorials
JERLINE BARNES
Marie Barnes, Rochester, NY
SHIRLEY BOYD, Searcy, AR
Gwen Anderson, Searcy, AR
MARY ANN CARRAS, Freeport, NY
Cecilia Surerus, Shelter Island, NY
NAEME CLARK, Shelter Island, NY
Frank and Chrystyna Kestler, Mattituck, NY
OLETHA DAVIDSON, Cookeville, TN
Johnny and Rosemary Stites, Cookeville, TN
BERNICE DYER, Cookeville, TN
JOHN F. FARRELL, Aquebogue, NY
Neil and Kathy King, Schaumburg, IL
BUFORD HUSKEY, Tullehoma, TN
ROGER MEFFORD, Morristown, TN
JOYCE B. MOORE, Rochester, NY
Joyce B. Moore, Rochester, NY
VIRGINIA MORRIS, Somerset, KY
MILTON PERRY, Columbia, TN
Jim and Terri Baker, Columbia, TN
MAGGIE PORTER, Rochester, NY
Carl and Ida Akins, Rochester, NY
OPAL SCOTT, Celina, TN
PAT WHITE
John and Sherri Hall, Ashdown, AR\
H.D. WHITESIDE, Columbia, TN
Columbia Machine Works, Columbia, TN
RENEE’ WIGGINGTON, Nashville, TN
honor gifts
CLARENCE KING, JR., East Hampton, NY
Shirley Anderson, East Hampton, NY
BARRY LYNN, New York, NY
Friends at Ripley-Grier Studios, New York, NY
COLEMAN SCOTT MILLER
Michael and Sheila Gann, Alexandria, TN
JAMES W. MILLS, Searcy, AR
Cleve and Deanna Brooks, Searcy, AR
JAMES MOON, Nashville, TN
John and Orene Breeden, Brentwood, TN
Alice Faye Patton, Nashville, TN
ELAINE MOORE, Nashville, TN
Jerry and Fern Hill, Riverhead, NY
ELIZABETH B. ROBERTS, Celina, TN
Johnny and Rosemary Stites, II, Cookeville, TN
RACHEL STARDEN, Pulaski, TN
William and Barbara McClellan, Lubbock, TX
MICHAEL WOMACK, Memphis, TN
James Luna, Memphis, TN
November 2010 Honors
ELDON AND BRENDA AMONETT, Denver City, TX
J.R. and Kay Rodriguez, Abilene, TX
CHARLES GOLDEN, Glenwood, AR
John and Sherri Hall, Ashdown, AR
JACK GARDNER, Glenwood, AR
John W. Hall, Ashdown, AR
JOHN AND KIM GARRETT, Plano, TX
Jack and Stephanie Leedy, The Woodlands, TX
DAVID AND BRENDA HILL, Memphis, TN
Larry and Mary Houk, Germantown, TN
JERRY AND FERN HILL, Riverhead, NY
Charles and Donna Conley, Paragould, AR
GIL JIMENEZ, Riverhead, NY
Charles and Donna Conley, Paragould, AR
ASHLI KOMISTEK, Knoxville, TN
Martin Paul and Susan Brownfield, Knoxville, TN
John and Karen Hoffarth, Knoxville, TN
Chris and Hannah Cox, Knoxville, TN
JANE MERRYMAN, Nashville,TN
Ray Ball, Gallatin, TN
CLARA SHANNON, Centerville, TN
Fern Hill, Riverhead, NY
MRS. JIMMIE VAUGHAN, Lebanon, TN
Martha Fish, Nashville, TN
November 2010 Memorials
December 2010 Memorials
WILMA HUDGINS AYEDELOTT
Leon and Linda Barnes, North Little Rock, AR
SHIRLEY BOYD, Searcy, AR
H. Glenn Boyd, Searcy, AR
VAUGHN BURTON, TX
Joe Glen and Jerry Wright, Hobbs, NM
MOTHER OF RENNE CASTO, Buffalo, WV
NAEME CLARK, Shelter Island, NY
CHESTER CROW
Teresa Layden, Williamsburg, VA
OLETHA DAVIDSON
FRANCES DUGAN, Edmond, OK
PATRICK FENNELL, Honesdale, PA
Ron and Patty Collins, Honesdale, PA
Brian and Marie Ward, Hobbsville, NC
WILMA HUDGINS JOHNSON
ADDIE JONES
Connie Cannon, Maggie Valley, NC
CLYDE KING, Clay County, TN
R.C. ALEXANDER, JR., Franklin, TN
Friends at Alexander Ford, Franklin, TN
Auto Dealers Accounting Professionals of Tennessee, Cookeville, TN
Sue Birks, Spring Hill, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Corlew, Burns, TN
Friends at Crown Ford, Nashville, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Foster, Franklin, TN
Friends at Franklin Heating & Cooling, Inc., Franklin, TN
John B. Guffee, Lewisburg, TN
Friends at Gupton Chrysler Dodge Jeep, Springfield, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harms, Culleoka, TN
Friends at Henry Drilling & Pumps, Inc., Franklin, TN
Friends at Hickman County Broadcasting Co., WNRX-FM, Centerville, TN
Lillian Hill, Franklin, TN
Barbara Holt, Franklin, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Donny Jackson, Thompsons Station, TN
Kevin and Michele Lanham, Franklin, TN
The Larry Dry Sunday School Class at Thompson Station Baptist
Church, Thompson Station, TN
Calvin and Marilyn Lehew, Franklin, TN
Friends at Linkfour Enterprises, Inc., Franklin, TN
Guy and Carolyn Mobley, Thompsons, Station, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ratcliffe, Nashville, TN
Friends at Shuff’s Music Sales and Studio, Franklin, TN
Friends at Trickett Honda and Reed Trickett, Madison, TN
OCTOBER 2010 HONORS
Mary Ann Ward, Spring Hill, TN
Mary Ann Weakley, Spring Hill, TN
Bradford and Cammie White, Franklin, TN
J.T. and Jeanette Whitehead and Family, Franklin, TN
Cameron Worley, PC, Brentwood, TN
Anita Yancey, Columbia, TN
JOHN ANDERSON
Jane Merryman, Nashville, TN
RITA ANN ARMER
Ben Schreiber, Columbus, IN
ANN DORIS “DOTTY” BEASLEY, Franklin, TN
HOMER DAN BEASLEY, Hendersonville,TN
CLARISE ANGLEA BENNETT, Franklin, TN
EVELYN WRIGHT BOGLE, Alexandria, TN
RAYMOND, BROTHER OF CAROLE BRANDENSTEIN
Grace Colombo, Patchogue, NY
JAMES HUBBARD BYRAM, Nashville, TN
KATIE CHAPPLE
RANDY L. CLAYBROOKS, Nashville, TN
SAMUEL LEE “SAMMY” CRAWFORD, Chapel Hill, TN
PATSY MAJOR CROSS, Franklin, TN
IRVING DAHLSTROM, Salisbury, MD
Martha and Walter Ekwall, Bloomfield, CT
Nancy O. McIntyre, West Hartford, CT
DORIS J. DAY, Henderson, TN
Everett C. Day, Jr., Henderson, TN
ANNIE LOU CRUTCHER DEASON, Franklin, TN
ALFRED DOMINGUEZ
RAYMOND HARRIS DONOHO, Franklin, TN
FRANCES DUGAN
MAURICE ETHRIDGE, Cookeville, TN
PAT FENNELL, Honesdale, PA
Drivers and Staff at Wayne County Transportation, Honesdale, PA
CHARLIE FOX, JR., Arrington, TN
MARY LOU LYNCH FOX, Arrington, TN
ARTHUR CALVIN HARDISON, Columbia, TN
RODNEY PORTER HARDISON, Columbia, TN
EDWARD DALE HARRIS, Brentwood, TN
LUCY MAE HELMS, Franklin, TN
MYRTLE RUTH WARF HENRY, Franklin, TN
TREY HICKS, Cookeville, TN
The Jim Hicks Family, Cookeville, TN
JAMES KENNETH HOSFORD, Franklin, TN
NANCY ELLEN ISENBERG, Franklin,TN
DOLLY SUMMERS JENKINS, Nolensville, TN
LEMMA W. KECKLEY, Brentwood, TN
JAMES ARTHUR LADD, Franklin, TN
CHUCK AND JOHANNA LEE
Heather Lee, Shelter Island, NY
J.T. McFARLIN, Nashville, TN
MARY FRANCES NEILL, Holly Springs, MS
CHARLES RAY OWENS, Nashville, TN
OLIVER W. PANTALL, Columbia, TN
CHRISTINE “PEGGY” PARKER, Franklin, TN
LAWRENCE GUY PHILLIPS, Franklin, KY
CARROLL PULLEN, Nolensville, TN
WALTER BERNARD POLK, Chapel Hill, TN
ANTHONY “TONY” PRATT, Franklin, TN
DR. HAROLD F. PRESTON
Connie Cannon, Maggie Valley, NC
MARY RICKMAN
RAYMOND A. RIDDLE, Columbia, TN
LANCE ROY SCOTT, Ardmore, AR
RONALD V. SERFOSS, JR., Brentwood, TN
THEDA HULETT SMITH, Newport, AR
MARY ETHEL McCOY SULLIVAN, Franklin, TN
BRYAN CURTIS SWEENEY, Franklin, TN
LEON THORNTON, Franklin, TN
JOHNNY THRONEBERRY, Murfreesboro, TN
JEWELL TRIMBLE, Falls, PA
William and Sara Brizzi, Pinellas Park, FL
EVELYN C. VADEN, Franklin, TN
ELIZABETH VAUGHN, Smyrna, TN
KATHRYN HOLT VERNON, Franklin, TN
AARON “BIMBO” WALES, Toney, AL
DAVID R. WALES, Toney, AL
DENNIS WELCH
Ron and Barbara Chitwood, Dallas, TX
ROBERT A. WHITE, SR., FRANKLIN, TN
DON BRUCE WINTERS, Springfield, TN
Jerry and Loretta Winters, Springfield, TN
WILLIAM WOODSON, Lawrenceburg, TN
Fred and Faye Stroop, Murfreesboro, TN
CHERRY DAVIS YOUNG, Smyrna, TN
Beth Throneberry, Murfreesboro, TN
December 2010 Honors
LOIS ALLMON’s 100th BIRTHDAY
Linda Walden, Manchester, TN
RAY BALL, Gallatin, TN
Jane Merryman, Nashville, TN
CORY AND CHRISTY BARNES, Shawnee, OK
Ricky and Susan Barnes, Searcy, OK
LINDA BATEMAN, Cordova, TN
Jerry and Debra Sisson, Germantown, TN
MR. AND MRS. ED BUCKNER, Fayetteville, GA
Tom and Emily Murray, Newman, GA
TISH CLARK, Shelter Island, NY
Dale P. Clark, Shelter Island, NY
KEITH AND ANN DAVIS, Hampton Bays, NY
Friends at the First Presbyterian Church, Southampton, NY
DANIEL GILMARTIN
Corinne Gilmartin, Eastport, NY
ALAN AND DEBRA HARDISON, Belle Fourche, SD
H. Huntley Hardison and Margaret Nivan, Philadelphia, PA
HAROLD AND OLIVYN HARDISON, Columbia, TN
ROSS HARDISON AND DEBBIY SMITH, Bellefonte, PA
KATHY LEE, Shelter Island, NY
JANE MERRYMAN, Nashville, TN
Pam Newby, Gallatin, TN
PATRICK HUNTER, Waldoboro, ME
Wayne and Valerie Tipps, Lookout Mountain, TN
RUSTY AND DANA PETTUS, Columbia, TN
Ed and Donna Self, Columbia, TN
PATRICIA QUIGLEY, Shelter Island, NY
OAKLEY AND ALTHEA SLAUGHTER, Perry, FL
Candace Blankenship, Nashville, TN
TYLER SMALLS, Matawan, NJ
Elijah Smalls, Matawan, NJ
January 2011 Memorials
R.C. ALEXANDER, JR., Thompson Station, TN
Anonymous, Franklin, TN
Gwendolyn, Eddie, Tim and Myra Bowden, Lewisburg, TN
Jerry and , Riverhead, NY
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald LeCroy, Franklin, TN
Friends at Linkfour Enterprises, Inc., Franklin, TN
Sterling and Paula Marlin, Columbia, TN
Friends at J. Michaels Clothiers, Nashville, TN
Friends at Mid-State Industrial Supply, Inc., Nashville, TN
George and Janice Mester, Nashville,TN
Guy and Carolyn Mobley, Thompson Station, TN
Tim and Kay Neal, Thompson Station, TN
Friends at TCAA, Cincinnati, OH
Herb and Jan Thurmond, Greensboro, GA
Friends at U.S. Bank Dealer Commercial, Minneapolis, MN
Friends at J.B. Welmar, Inc, Nashville, TN
Brad, Cammie, Carlisle and W.T. White, Nashville, TN
The Wiles Family, Lewisburg, TN
LLOYD ALLEN, Antioch, TN
WILMA H. AYDELOTT
Roy and Clara Shannon, Centerville, TN
EDNA BOGGS, Cookeville, TN
Jack and Mary Stites, Cookeville, TN
JIM BOZEMAN, Murfreesboro, TN
Roger and Mandy Myers, Nashville, TN
THOMASRENE BRAY, Cookeville, TN
DON CHAFFIN, Gainesboro, TN
KATIE CHAPPLE
IRVING DAHLSTROM, Salisbury, NC
Jane Bartoszewicz, Portland, CT
Harold and Doris Carlson, Farmington, CT
Nan Dahlstrom and Family, Farmington, CT
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ekwall, Bloomfield, CT
Jerry and , Riverhead, NY
Jewel Mashburn, Dallas, GA
Nancy McIntyre, West Hartford, CT
Joyce Erlandsen, South Glastonbury, CT
James and Joyce Webber, Colchester, VT
CHARLIE AND MARYLOU FOX, Franklin, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Derryberry, Thompson Station, TN
ALMA AND VERNON GILLIAM
Tom and Kay Gilliam, Blacksburg, VA
WALTER GILMORE
Lonnie White, Pine Bluff, AR
BILL HATFIELD, Fairfield Glade, TN
Dorothy Roberts, Fairfield Glade, TN
ELECTRA HATFIELD, Fairfield Glade, TN
COWBOY JONES, Albany, TX
SPUD JONES, Timberon, NM
JESSE LAMB, Cookeville, TN
JANIE MANIER, Gainesboro, TN
AGNES ROBINSON
Bill and Barb McClellan, Lubbock, TX
JACK SLOAN, Columbia, TN
W.T. TIVIS, Eunice, NM
JEWELL TRIMBLE, Falls, PA
Albert Bergeson, Brevard, NC
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall, Pittston, PA
JERI WEEKS, Cookeville, TN
WILLIE ED “BILL” WILLIAMS, Hobbs, NM
January 2011 honors
GRAY AYDELOTT, Centerville, TN
LINDA BATEMAN, Cordova, TN
Jerry and Beverly Midyett, Germantown, TN
ASHLI KOMISTEK, Knoxville, TN
Gregory and Deanna Gray, Knoxville, TN
John and Linda Mason III, Cookeville, TN
GREG MOSING, Broussard, LA
Olivia Padgett, Midland, TX
DR. AND ROBERT AND KAREN SHAW, Falls, PA
Albert Bergeson, Brevard, NC
February 2011 Memorials
DR. AND MRS. A. R. BROWN, Searcy, AR
Rob and Carol Daniel, Heber Springs, AR
J. Ray and Ruth Anne Toland, Heber Springs, AR
JACK CARDWELL, St. Clair Shores, MI
Clyde and Patsy Copeland, Jr., Dover, NJ
Friends at the Randolph Church of Christ, Randolph, NJ
BRUCE CHOWNING, New Albany, IN
Mary Duke, Franklin, TN
ADAM CUMMINGS, Texarkana, AR
IRVING DAHLSTROM, Salisbury, NC
Stephen and Susan Der Margosian, Farmington, CT
Bill Lowe, West Simsbury, CT
Mabel Radcliff, Winter Haven, FL
Donald and Dorothy Strickland, Plainville, CT
BILL R. HARPER
Gene and Edith Sutterfield, Mesquite, TX
JAN HARRIS, Nashville, TN
INEZ HUDSON, Lafayette, TN
ALYNE MEADS
Randy and Patti Necessary, Irving, TX
JOE PREJIAN, Somerville, NJ
Don and Annie Lou Grimes, McKinney, TX
DONALD RICE, Riverhead, NY
Terry, Anne-Christine, Caroline and Aleanor Rice, Medford, MA
MARSHALL STOTT
Friends at the Bethpage Church of Christ, Bethpage, NY
WILLIAM (BILLY) WALKER
Edwin and Shirley Derryberry, Thompson Station, TN
DONNA WHITE, Nashville, TN
MRS. BRUCE WILSON, Cookeville, TN
February 2011 Honors
KATHY LEE, Shelter Island, NY
March 2011 Memorials
BERNICE BEESON, Jonesboro, AR
BERT CLAYTON, Harrison, AR
CHARLES COWARD
IRVING DAHLSTROM
Friends at Connecticut Valley Service Manager Association, Weth, CT
WILLIAM McKALLIP, Vero Beach, FL
Shirley Anderson, East Hampton, NY
HERSHAL MORGAN, Carlsbad, CA
Jack and Shirley Moore, Maumelle, AR
ESTER MUNOZ, West Islip, NY
Milagros Dombkowski, Commack, NY
GEORGE SOUTHERLAND, Edmond, OK
LaVerne Southerland, Edmond, OK
CONNIE SULLIVAN, Cookeville, TN
WYNELL TERRY, Livingston, TX
LOTTIE S. WARREN, Idabel, OK
Charlotte W. Palmer, Edmond, OK
ANN WILSON, Ashdown, AR
Agnes Jones, Annandale, VA
April 2011 Memorials
SUE BACHMAN, Westhampton Beach, NY
Donald and May Griffin, Westhampton Beach, NY
WAYNE GRAY, Hobbs, NM
Joe Glen and Jerry Wright, Hobbs NM
KAREN JAUSCHNEGG
Larry and Barbara Adamson, Franklin, TN
LARRY PARKER, Centerville, TN
FLOYD PARNELL
Donald and Floy Roark, Gainsboro, TN
ROBERT PETTY
Virgil and Gwen Trout, Ardmore, OK
KEITH RALL
Joe Glenn and Jerry Wright, Hobbs, NM
MILLIE TAMMARO
Toni DeMott
Karen A. VanWagner
BILLY THURMAN TIDWELL, Jackson County, TN
ANN VANNOY
DON BRUCE WINTERS, Springfield,TN
Jerry and Loretta Winters, Springfield, TN
May 2011 Memorials
MARY ANN CARRAS, Freeport, NY
CHESTER CROW
Reggie and Terri Layden, Williamsburg, VA
SOREN DAHLSTROM, Lubbock, TX
Nathalie Alenski, Riverhead, NY
TIMOTHY HILL, Riverhead, NY
MARY HILL LUNA
WILLIAM McDANIEL, JR.
Ralph and Rosemary Fox, Hermitage, TN
NICK SVERCEL
Christian Killoran, Remsenburg, NY
MILLIE TAMMARO, Corning, NY
Mark and Audry Dailey, Chester, VA
The Staff at DCMO BOCES, Gulford, NY
DCMO BOCES Teacher’s Association, Sidney Center, NY
Karen, Barry, Kevin and Kristen Erickson, Fairport, NY
Howard K. Martin, Buckhead, GA
Charles and Doreen Rowe, Norwich, NY
Robert and Patricia Shaw, Owasco, NY
Karen Van Wagner, Wilmington, NC
Mary L. Weeks, Afton, NY
JoAnn Winsor, Norwich, NY
FAY WOODS, Fairview, TN
May 2011 Honors
JOHN AND SHEILA GRAY
Randy and Sheila Morreale, Jamesport, NY
JOHN W. MOORE, Patchogue, NY
Joseph and Betty Cannon, Memphis, TN
June 2011 Memorial
CINDY ARTHUR
Randy and Patti Necessary, Irving, TX
BARBARA BRESCIA
Mary Corliss, Davis, CA
DON HORN, Texarkana, AR
GLADYS HORN
EVA HUDGENS, Cookeville, TN
ROGER KNIGHT, Tyler, TX
MOTHER OF DOROTHY ROBERTS, Fairfield Glade, TN
ALFRED AND VIOLA RICHERT
Louis and Anita Cicero, Shelter Island, NY
George Richert, Shelter Island, NY
MILLIE TAMMARO, Corning, NY
Fredda Mae Baxter, Norwich, NY
DIANE THRASH
Annie Lou Grimes, McKinney, TX
June 2011 Honors
JIMMY AND MARILYN ALLEN, Searcy, AR
Rick and Susan Barnes, Searcy, AR
DAVID AND JAN CRAMBLETT, Searcy, AR
MELANIE LOWERY, Searcy, AR
July 2011 Memorials
HOBART N. ANDERSON, Sayville, NY
Caroline Hoffmann, Shelter Island, NY
BARBARA BRESCIA
Jay and Lotta Stewart, Marquette, MI
MARIE CONCHELIK, Powell, OH
JAMES CUMMINS, CA
PAULA HECKMANN, Cookeville, TN
JENNIFER JACKSON
NANCY LETSCH, Blue Point, NY
RALPH MAXWELL, Baxter, TN
MILLIE TAMMARO
Joseph and Priscilla Lorah, Moravia, NY
JEWELL TRIMBLE
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cecil, Falls, PA
EVA WHITEAKER, Cookeville, TN
Gary and Gail Cardillo, Punta Gorda, FL
FATHER OF DEBBIE COOK
Steve and Dorothy Witt, Irving, TX
PATRICK FENNELL
Constance Hawkins, Hawley, PA
LEWIS FRALEY, Hobbs, NM
HUGH F. KEEDY, College Grove, TN
Lewis, Luetta, David, Andrew and Nancy Morrison, Berkeley Springs, WV
JOE LEWIS
DOMA LUNSFORD
GRANDMOTHER OF JOANNA MARTIN, Hobbs, NM
JOHN B. PHILLIPS
Ralph and Rosemary Fox, Hermitage, TN
JAUNITA RABB
SUZANE RINGERSEN, Punta Gorda, FL
MOTHER OF DOROTHY ROBERTS, Fairfield Glade, TN
PEARL TURNER, Sparta, TN
JOHN WAYNE WINFORD
DON BRUCE WINTERS, Springfield, TN
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Winters, Springfield, TN
September 2011 Honors
JEANNE COOK, Brentwood, TN
GEORGE MESTER, Nashville, TN
Bobbie and Danita Langley, Nashville, TN
CLIFF CLARK, Shelter Island, NY
FRANK AND GRACE COLOMBO, Patchogue, NY
Brian and Brenda Young, Sayville, NY
CAROLYN DEMAREST, Carle Place, NY
Eric and James Bilger, Westbury, NY
August 2011 Memorials
OCTOBER 2011 MEMORIALS
July 2011 Honors
BERNICE FITZPATRICK, Cookeville, TN
MARY HILDEBRANT
Dr. and Mrs. Virgil Trout, Ardmore, OK
DEMA LUNSFORD, Dallas, TX
FAY MOORE
Dr. and Mrs. Virgil Trout, Ardmore, OK
MARTHA SISK
August 2011 Memorials
CLIFF AND TISH CLARK, Shelter Island, NY
JOE AND PAT DEERKOWSKI, Mattituck, NY
Thomas and Joanne Maguire, Cutchogue, NY
September 2011 Memorials
FRANCES BROCK
VIVIAN BURCH
GOVERNOR HUGH CAREY, Shelter Island Heights, NY
JACOB BLACKBURN, Hobbs, NM
VICTORIA BURDEN, Ardmore, OK
Virgil and Gwen Trout, Ardmore, OK
EMMA LEE CHAPMAN
SOREN DAHLSTROM, Lubbock, TX
DORIS FICHTER, Calverton, NY
PEGGY IRELAND, Chattanooga, TN
JUANITA JACOBS, Canton, OH
Glenn and Barbara McCort, Barnesville, OH
Alleen Miller, Cambridge, OH
Wayne Willison, Chattanooga, TN
SANDY MACK, Boerne, TX
MARY OCKENHOUSE, Jim Thorpe, PA
Robert and Jill Marks, Alburtis, PA
NEAL PRYOR, Searcy, AR
KELLY TSCHUBARJAN, Hampton Bays, NY
Joseph and Ellen Dunn, Hampton Bays, NY
HERMAN WHITEAKER, Cookeville, TN
Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch FINANCIAL STATEMENT
2010-2011
Revenue
Program Service Revenue: ....................................................................$3,484,000
Contributions, Including Non-Cash/In-kind:........................................$1,269,000*
Miscellaneous Income: ................................................................................$69,000
Total Revenue: .........................................................................................................$4,822,000
Expenses
Program Services:....................................................................................$3,116,000
Administrative Expenses: ...........................................................................$622,000
Fundraising Expenses: ................................................................................$385,000
Volunteer/Guest Expenses:..........................................................................$50,000
Total Expenses: ......................................................................................................$4,173,000**
Net Gain: .....................................................................................................................$649,000
*Please note that $345,000 of contributions were in-kind donations (non-cash).
**There Financials report operational expenses only. Capital expenditures are not shown.
board members
OFFICERS
MEMBERS
Howard Wright, President, Atlanta, GA
Cliff Clark, Vice President, Shelter Island, NY
Walter Maxwell, Secretary, Uniondale, NY
Kevin Santacroce, Treasurer, Southold, NY
Craig Amodemo, Remsenburg, NY
Linda Bateman, Cordova, TN
Anthony Cestari, Nesconset, NY
Keith Davis, Hampton Bays, NY
Josephine Ewing, Westbury, NY
Scott Paskiewicz, Center Moriches, NY
Dr. Huntley Hardison, Philadelphia, PA
Harold Ruff, Uniondale, NY
Jack Stites, Cookeville, TN

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