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HELPING PEOPLE HELP THEMSELVES winter 2012
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Joyce Seely touches
the lives of
O
n December 5, Joyce
Seely delivered 152
gift-filled shoeboxes
to ACCESS to be delivered
to our seniors and disabled
clients during the holidays.
She is busy all through the year
assembling those boxes. A few
of her friends and her sister help
purchase items, put the boxes
together and wrap them. She
always includes items that she
makes herself, such as lavender
sachets, coffee mugs, gloves,
puzzle books, pens and pencils,
small stuffed animals, photo
albums and frames, candy, and
seniors & disabled
other items.
This year, her donation was in
memory of her mother who
recently passed away.
always enjoyed the company of
seniors and too often finds that
they have become the forgotten.
“I feel they should be honored for
all they have gone through
and survived. This is my
way of letting them know
someone is thinking of
them.”
Joyce’s original volunteer
history was with animal
organizations. She has
volunteered at Jackson County
Animal Care and Control and she
and a friend even started Spay
and Neuter Your Pet and Animals
in Distress.
“The last few years I shifted my
focus to ACCESS after discovering
how important they were to
those caring for someone who is
ill and realizing you can borrow
medical equipment from them.”
ACCESS wants to thank you
Joyce! It’s people like you who
make our efforts possible.
“This is my way of letting
them know someone is
thinking of them.”
“I actually started doing this
a couple of years ago as my
mother’s health was failing and
I was taking care of her,” she
says. “I often felt helpless to stop
what was happening to her, but
she loved the idea of the senior
shoeboxes
in this issue:
and we
shared
• Brighten someone’s life with a shoebox • Special program to help feed seniors
evey
month.
the idea
• Message from our Executive Director.
that we
•
Mark
your
calendar
ACCESS
• Letters to ACCESS
SeniorFair coming up!
could help
• ACCESS senior “Gatekeepers” — who
others.”
• Dream$avers makes a Print Shop
are they?
buisness come true.
Joyce says
• Foodshare gardens expand thanks to
• THANKS to over 2,200 supporters
Rotary First Harvest.
she has
listed this holiday season.
Message from the
Executive Director
STAFF
Executive Director
Jackie Schad: 541-774-4338
Community Planning
& Research Director
Ed Angeletti: 541-774-4330
Development Director
Pam Slater: 541-690-3974
Support Services Director
Ellen Gray: 541-774-4313
Housing Director
Cindy Dyer: 541-774-4319
Nutrition Programs Director
Philip Yates: 541-774-4320
Development Manager
Logan Bell: 541-774-4312
Human Resources Director
Carlea Campagna: 541-618-4010
BOARD of
DIRECTORS
Bruce Cartmel, Chair
John Watt, Chair Elect
Cathie Davis , Vice Chair
Ken Williams, Past Chair
Pat Huycke, Secretary/Treasurer
Tim Alford
John Bond
Julie Brown
Ed Miller
James L. Patterson
Dennis Richardson
Steve Shapiro
Grady Singletary
Bob Strosser
Hank Williams
SPECIAL
ADVISORY BOARD
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Kathy Beckett
Martin Cooper
Les Cracraft
Sam Davis
Carlos DeBritto
David Dotterrer
Eric Foster
Lyn Hennion
Craig Morris
Sherm Olsrud
Wanda Olsrud
Mary Smart
Rep. Greg Walden
Senator Ron Wyden
Real people. Real stories. Real help.
As government leaders at all levels
struggle to balance revenues with
necessary services, our community is
having many-layered conversations
about human services. I recently heard
a comment that “the safety net is
not a hammock.” There is a common
stereotype that people receiving certain
forms of government help are lying
about drinking beer and waiting for the
unemployment or welfare check to come
in the mail.
But, the reality is often much different. As
I wrote here recently, poverty has a job
in Jackson County. Nearly three-fourths
of the ACCESS clients last year work full
or part time. This has taken on more
meaning for me as I have gone about my
daily life here in the Rogue Valley. I often
wear my ACCESS jacket and these are
some of the stories I have heard.
The gentleman who came to repair
my refrigerator shared with me that he
was unemployed for months. Friends
suggested that he come to ACCESS for
help. He had never sought assistance
before, but told me he was grateful that
we were able to help him get by during a
couple of tough months. Now that he is
back at work, he intends to give back.
The woman who served my breakfast
at a local restaurant told me that when
her husband left her with two young
children, ACCESS helped her get into
an apartment that she could afford.
The man who waited on me at the
paint store this weekend said that his
hours had been cut back and he had
an appointment the following week
at ACCESS, hoping to get help with his
utility bill.
The grocery store, the dry cleaners, the
gas station, the Wal-Mart are places
where I hear these kinds of stories. It
helps me remember that behind our
statistics are men and women working
hard to make ends meet. At ACCESS we
are privileged to give them a hand.
—Jackie Schad
Letters
Hello, ACCESS:
The enclosed
donation is a small
way of saying thank
you for the transfer
bench which we
borrowed from
you and have now
returned. The use
of it was greatly
appreciated.
Thank you,
— Cleve
Dear Members of the Board,
Please accept the enclosed small check in appreciation of the
wonderful work you are doing to provide medical equipment
for seniors and disabled people in the Rogue Valley.
My dad was able to visit me recently, after my mom’s recent
death, and we hope he’ll eventually move to be near me or
my sister.
We couldn’t have had such a successful, safe visit without the
medical supplies you loaned us for the week he was here.
Please use the enclosed check to buy parts for repairing the
medical equipment so that more people may benefit, and
more equipment can be recycled.
Sincerely,
—Jacqueline
Ashland, OR
—more letters on page 7
Housing
Senior Outreach Service
“Without the
program, I would not
be sitting here today.”
ACCESS “Gatekeepers”
watching out for seniors
A
CCESS Senior Outreach
Service offers a Gatekeeper
Program that is part of its
community effort to identify
seniors in need. The goal of this
program is to have community
members keep their eyes
and ears alert for seniors at
risk, particularly those who
are isolated, living alone and
potentially in need of some
type of assistance to maintain
their independence.
The most common indicators
that a senior may be in need
are listed below. Gatekeepers
could directly observe any one
factor or combination of the
following:
• Unkempt appearance
• Strong odors on person and/
or in home
• Depression, confusion,
forgetfulness
• Substance abuse
• Caregiver stress
• Financial and social problems
• Physical losses
• Yard and/or pets neglected
• Home needs repair
• Newspapers and/or mail left
untouched
These individuals do not
self-refer. Early identification
of at-risk elders can prevent
premature institutionalization,
abuse and neglect.
Whenever possible,
Gatekeepers are asked
to provide the following
information when they call
ACCESS:
• Elder’s name and phone
number
• Age, if known
• Address or directions
to Elder’s residence or
whereabouts
• A brief description of concerns
• Gatekeeper’s name, telephone
number and address
The role of the gatekeeper ends
here. They have provided an
important first step: identifying
the vulnerable adult and calling
ACCESS. At this point, the
Senior Outreach lead, Barbara,
follows through by contacting
Senior and Disability Services
or doing a home visit to assess
the situation and then follows
through with appropriate
referrals to address the need or
concern.
We all have an obligation
to help those most in need.
Forcing assistance is not our
goal, but the elderly deserve to
be informed of alternatives and
options that will preserve their
independence and enhance
their quality of life. Serving as
a Gatekeeper is an excellent
way to establish good public
relations. In addition, taking
part in a cooperative effort
to maintain the dignity and
independence of at-risk elders
can be a personally rewarding
and satisfying experience.
For more information about the
Gatekeeper Program, please
contact Barbara at 541-774-4324.
“Y
ears ago, this house was a
sort of oasis in the middle of
orchards and farm fields,” said Katy. “It
certainly wasn’t a Medford, suburban
neighborhood like it is now.”
Katy has lived in her house since she was
five years old and she now owns it.
“This house is my sanctuary,” she says
contentedly.
Last year, Katy almost lost her home.
After losing a roommate who paid rent,
her income was just enough to pay her
mortgage with nothing left over to pay
bills, heat her home or even buy food.
“I knew that I needed to bring down my
payment in order to be able to live by
myself,” she said.
Katy heard about ACCESS on television.
She came in, and after some counseling
and paperwork, she qualified for a loan
modification. A few problems came
up during the process, but Katy says
ACCESS employees Gary and Lorena
helped out tremendously.
“When I got that letter that told me my
mortgage had been lowered, I could not
have been happier,” smiled Katy. “Then
I knew I could take care of myself. I was
in such danger of losing my house. And
without the program, I would not be
sitting here today.”
Katy said she tells anyone who needs
help about ACCESS. I call ACCESS the
“angel organization,” she says smiling.
“They helped me get back on my feet
and keep the most important thing I
own. I can’t thank them enough.”
Katy in front of her
house, which she has
lived in since age 5
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Holiday Season Brings Out the Best in Donors
FOOD FOR HOPE
The Food for
Hope Grocery
Bag collection
effort by ACCESS, Sherm’s
Thunderbird, and The Mail
Tribune brought in just over $29,103 and
28,285 pounds of food.
GREYSTONE COURT HOLIDAY LIGHT
FOOD DRIVE WAS A BIG SUCCESS!
The community donated over 10,000
pounds of food from Dec 20-24. Cash
donations were just over $103,165 with
much thanks to the Kimmel Family
Foundation and especially Schnitzer
Steel.
JOE RAYBURN’S FARMER’S
INSURANCE AGENCY 2nd ANNUAL
CHILI FEED
Provided chili and drinks for anyone
who brought in at least 2 cans of food.
Donated 604 pounds of food and
$50 cash.
OLSRUD FAMILY DONATED
TRUCKLOAD OF FOOD
The Olsrud family, including Sherm
and Wanda, and Steve and Linda
Olsrud, donated 20,000 pounds of food
in a large semi-truck to the ACCESS
warehouse.
6TH ANNUAL TURKEY TROT BY THE
SOUTHERN OREGON RUNNERS
On Thanksgiving Day, over 1,000 people
participated and donated 761 pounds
of food. The Southern Oregon Runners
presented ACCESS with a check for just
over $12,000.
Jamie Wilson of Schnitzer Steel
Industries presents food drive
organizer Doug Rush a check during
the Greystone Court Food Drive
CONIFER GARDENS CHRISTMAS
LIGHT TOUR 2012
25 residents of Conifer Gardens went on
a holiday light tour throughout Medford,
Phoenix and Jacksonville. The
tour was deemed a delightful
success.
Help in the garden; help feed the hungry
R
eady to express your “inner
gardener?” You’ll have ample
opportunity this year at one of our
six production gardens.
Jacksonville residents now can look
to our new ACCESS Food Share
Garden hosted by Oregon State
University Research & Extension
Center. The garden site was
previously managed by Rotary First
Rogue Valley Adventist Academy
8th grade students helping out the
community at the Rogue River Food
Share Garden.
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Harvest of Southern Oregon. Their
contributions over the last five years
filled ACCESS food pantries with
many tons—over 76,300 pounds—
of fresh onions, green beans,
tomatoes and more. Beginning this
year, the garden will be managed by
ACCESS Food Share.
Extra hands will be needed this
March to plant onion starts at the
OSU Extension Service
site and Medford
garden.
You also may sign on
to be part of a regular
corps of helpers at any
one of our gardens this
season. No gardening
experience or green
thumb required. We’ll
teach you. Many folks
find being in the
garden is a healthy
way to de-stress and
get in some exercise.
In appreciation, helpers are
encouraged to take home
vegetables for their own
consumption, because all of us can
benefit from eating
more veggies—
especially those that
are organically grown.
Our garden locations are listed
below. To help out or get more
information, contact: Nan King, Food
Share Garden Developer,
541-779-6691 ext. 309,
[email protected]
Central Point
456 W Pine Street at
First Presbyterian Church
Gold Hill
100 Lampman Road at
Lampman Road Baptist Church
OSU Southern Oregon
Research & Extension Center
569 Hanley Road
Medford
1440 S. Oakdale at Rogue Valley
Christian Church
Rogue River
935 W Evans Creek
VA-SORCC
8495 Crater Lake Hwy
Rogue Print Shop
owner Chris
Local Marriott Hotel managers during a
food repack
Marriott
Displays the
Giving “Spirit”
O
n a recent Friday in early November,
seven managers from the local
Marriott hotels came together to
volunteer at ACCESS. In two hours, this
group repacked 3,200 pounds of food
from food drives and boxed and sorted
4,900 pounds of squash (donated from
Seven Oaks Farms) and 1,000 pounds of
cabbage.
They were participating in Marriott’s
annual “Spirit to Serve Day,” in which
Marriott associates from across the
world take a day to give back to their
respective local communities. The four
local hotels choose to exhibit a spirit of
giving throughout the year by donating
their time and resources to Rogue
Valley charities, including ACCESS. Over
the last two years, they have donated
over 2,000 pounds of food, 229 pounds
of soap, and $225 to ACCESS. Many
of these donations come from the
generosity of the hotel’s staff.
These volunteers were helping out with
what is called a “food repack.” They
assist with the most basic part of our
mission — getting food to the people
who need it most. Many donations
need sorting, repacking, labeling or
other types of processing before they
are ready to be sent to hunger-relief
agencies. That’s where this Marriott
group came in! Thank you Marriott!
Another ACCESS Dream$avers Program Success Story:
Rogue Print Shop
A
fter a few minutes with Rogue
Print Shop owner Chris, you
feel like the world isn’t such a
bad place. Sure, you’ll see lots of
machinery and paper stacked
around, rolls of plastic hanging
on the walls, and scraps strewn
on the floor. But you’ll also see
Chris’s great smile and hear his
enthusiasm for what he does.
He’s very smart, too. He has
worked in the printing industry
for quite a few years and opened
Rogue Print Shop last March. Now
he has a thriving business on his
hands, and it suits him just fine.
Chris is one of ACCESS’s first
business goal graduates in the
Dream$avers Program. He found
out about the program through
the Southern Oregon University
Small Business Development
Center. Dream$avers is an
Individual Development Account
Program. The accounts are
matched savings accounts that
enable lower income families to
save money, build assets, and
improve their lives. When you
make deposits in your account,
three times the amount you
deposit is set aside for you in a
separate account. This money
can be used for a down payment
or other costs of a first time
home purchase, or to pay for
costs of higher education or skill
training. With an Education IDA
or Homeownership IDA, you can
save up to $2,000 and receive
$6,000 in matched money for a
total of $8,000.
With the funding Chris secured,
he was able to buy quite a few
necessary pieces of equipment
that the shop required.
“It definitely helped my business,”
he says. He also received
assistance in coming up with
a realistic business plan. Chris
worked with Elisha, who works at
ACCESS in the Southern Oregon
Housing Resource Center. “She
was very knowledgeable and
helpful,” Chris says.
Rogue Print Shop is doing so well,
that Chris is moving the business
from his current 600-squarefoot building to a 3,000-squarefoot facility on South Central in
Medford.
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Special Program Helps Feed Seniors
Did you know ACCESS
feeds seniors every
month?
Each month, Commodity
Supplemental Food
Program (CSFP) boxes
filled with canned fruits,
canned vegetables, cereal,
milk, pastas, beans and
juice are distributed to
local seniors in need. It’s
everything a senior needs
to supplement foods that
are already in their home.
Lola Smart and Shane Voris packing food boxes for seniors.
The boxes help more than
345 seniors in the Rogue
of us have just doesn’t leave us
Valley in a big way each month.
enough by the end of the month.
One client says, “The income many People don’t have the kind of
money they thought they
were going to have to pull
them through their senior
years. It’s a real help. I
don’t know what we
would do without it.”
You must be over 60 years
old with an income of
$1,180 or less, per person
each month. The food
isn’t taken to your home,
but instead dropped off
at various locations within
the Rogue Valley.
For more information,
or to get on the waiting
list, please call ACCESS
at 541-779-6691.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
March 20 (Tuesday)
Senior Fair, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Medford Armory
T
he ACESS Senior Fair is an annual
event for people of all ages
where caregivers, family members,
and seniors can find information on
everything from providing for your
parents to retirement and financial
planning; healthcare and assisted
living to professional and arts
organizations.
If you haven’t attended before,
don’t miss out! And if you have
attended, this year will be bigger
and better than ever. With 80
vendors participating, we are sure
6 you will find lots of information
and valuable resources in this
enjoyable environment. Many of
the booths provide free samples,
giveaways, and testing for Senior
Fair participants.
Free Bingo will be held from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. with guest celebrity callers
from NewsWatch 12, and there will
also be special prize drawings at the
end of the day (need not be present
to win).
The ACCESS Senior Fair is the Rogue
Valley’s largest event for seniors and
we are proud to announce that the
Medical Eye Center will be our Title
Sponsor and NewsWatch 12 will be
our Media Sponsor. Our Supporting
Sponsors are Angus Driving Service
and Oregon Retina Specialists.
To help support ACCESS programs
for local seniors, the suggested
donation is $1 or one can of food.
June 25 (Monday)
ACCESS Golf Tournament
n Monday, June 25th, the
9th Annual ACCESS Golf
Tournament takes place
at the beautiful Rogue
Valley Country Club. For
those of you who are unfamiliar with
our tournament, it is a four-person
scramble with a double shotgun
start—one in the morning and one in
the afternoon.
This event is not only exciting and a
lot of fun, but it also supports ACCESS
by raising money to provide services
to low-income seniors, families, and
persons with disabilities right here in
our own Rogue Valley.
Get your clubs ready and mark your
calendars for June 25, 2012!
The Quilting
Challenge:
Donate quilt batting to
help keep people warm
We featured a story on Stan Stromberg in our
Winter 2010 newsletter. He is the man in his
80’s who continues to create and donate his
handmade quilts to ACCESS to help keep our
local residents warm. We’d like to keep those
beautiful quilts coming, but Stan needs quilt
batting to continue sewing them.
If you would like to donate batting for Stan,
please bring it to the ACCESS front desk, and
we will make sure he gets it. Stan—and our
chilly clients—would sure appreciate it.
Stan Stromberg with one of the countless
quilts he has made and donated to ACCESS
Website helps determine
eligibility for help
Letters
Dear Access,
It’s a wonderful thing that
you do in giving out medical
equipment to those in need.
My friend who has ALS has
been blessed each time
that he has gone to see that
mighty fine gentleman who is
always funny and generous to
loan out what ever my friend
may need.
OregonHelps.org is a free and
easy program pre-screener.
It is basically an online tool
for determining social service
eligibility. Answer questions about
people in your house, income and
expenses, and the site will estimate your potential
eligibility for 33 different programs such as
Medicare, TANF, WIC, Oregon Health Plan and more.
All the answers are anonymous and can never
be linked to you. The typical session lasts 5 to 15
minutes. Oregon Helps also has a Facebook page.
Share Your Story
If you have an ACCESS story
you’d like to share, we’d sure
like to hear it. Your story is a
powerful tool. If you are unsure
about what to write, simply tell
us about any experience you’ve
had with ACCESS. Contact
Christine, our writer, and your
story could be included in our
next newsletter!
• [email protected]
• 541-774-4323
HELPING PEOPLE HELP THEMSELVES
My husband and I attended a
Weatherization Program, and
we certainly did receive helpful
energy devices. Excellent class!
You all also helped us pay our
gas and electric bills. Thank
you! All of the donations and
all of your volunteers are
greatly appreciated!
Sincerely,
— Carlene
Do you own medical equipment that
you no longer use or need?
ACCESS accepts used medical
equipment in good condition for our
Medical Equipment Loan Program.
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L
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she drives up to her son’s ranch 20 miles
away to tend her flock of 45 chickens.
That’s right—45 chickens of multiple varieties. forty-one are
hens and four are roosters.
“I have more eggs than I know what to do with. I don’t know
what I was thinking!” she laughs.
She says a friend told her she should really keep some
chickens. So she went down to the local feed store and
bought 20 chicks. The rest is history.
Lewella loves her chickens. “But,” she laments, “they really
are a lot of work.”
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howling at night.” She also said that hawks
are always on the prowl during the day.
She pointed out all the different breeds
of chickens that she owns. She has Brad
Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, ameraucanas
and Sex-links.
21,000 Pounds
One day, Lewella went to aCCESS to
donate some medical equipment. She
asked if she could donate her chickens’
fresh eggs. as the manager of Jackson
County’s food pantry network, aCCESS, of
course, said yes.
Lewella says her chickens lay about three
dozen eggs a day, which she refrigerates
immediately to keep them fresh.
She delivers dozens of eggs to
aCCESS at a time.
• Hometown Heroes
The chickens have free reign at the ranch but she puts
them in their coop at night. “We’ve got coyotes out here
in this issue:
• Why do chickens lay eggs?
• Medical equipment on loan saves
To help ACCESS of course!
the day.
honored November
10 at Rogue Valley
• Message from our Executive
• Schnitzer Steel lights the way
Country Club.
Director.
with $25,000 matching challenge
donation.
• ODOT donates wood
• ACCESS adds a new Board
See Greystone.
to help restore habitat
member from Rogue River.
and help heat homes
• Federal cuts may leave some in the • Extreme Makeover collects 5,000
this winter.
lbs of food for pantry network. HELPIN
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cold this winter.
Thanks to Lewella and all her
chickens, aCCESS will have plenty
of eggs to distribute to your
neighbors who may be in need.
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pounds of food were collected on
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We are grateful to Dutch Bros. and our
wonderful community for their generosity.
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Let Your Wishes Be Known
What You Need to Know About A Will
D
ACCESS’s Barbara Bieg with Trudy LeBlanc
of the American Sewing Guild
Sewing Guild Donating
Time and Skills to Help
People in Need
T
he Southern Oregon Chapter of the
American Sewing Guild members
work year-round on quilts, pajamas, lap
robes, neck rolls, hats, and toiletry bags—
all to donate to various social service
organizations around the Rogue Valley.
The women actually put in approximately
3,000 hours of sewing time every six
months.
This past December, they were at ACCESS
in the Olsrud Nutrition Center filling up 98
beautiful handmade bags to the brim with
all kinds of supplies. The ladies donated all
the bags to ACCESS which delivers them
to our senior and disabled clients. They
also gave 27 quilts, 15 armchair caddies, 15
bed organizers, and 13 neck rolls.
The ladies have also offered to make
ACCESS not one, but two new Santa Claus
suits for next year’s Greystone Christmas
event.
“These ladies are amazing,” said Barbara
Bieg, senior and disabled outreach lead
for ACCESS Support Services. “They have
been donating items to us for more than
a decade. It’s one of the sweetest things
they do.”
id you know that sixty
percent of Americans
die without a valid will—
leaving their family and
friends to deal with the
frustrating probate process?
Without a Will (or Trust),
state laws will determine
the distribution of your
estate according to “their”
formula—not your wishes.
Don’t let that happen to you
or your family.
Estate Planning or having a Will
is not just for seniors or wealthy
people—it’s an important
process we all need to do to
protect those we care about and
for specifying your charitable
interests. A Will confirms your
desires on how you want your
estate distributed and who will
represent your wishes. It should
also include a Power of Attorney
and Health care Directives
to protect you under special
circumstances.
Writing a Will can be a simple
process, depending on your
assets and distributions. It is best
to get the advice of a professional
when making your estate plans.
Here are some GOOD reasons
for having a Will:
• Having someone know and
represent your wishes
• Securing the financial future of
your spouse or significant other
• Providing support for family,
friends or those with special
needs—especially minors
• Providing continuing financial
support to your favorite
charities
• Making your intentions
clear—avoiding lawsuits,
misrepresentation and
confusion
• Preserving your privacy
Reasons to update your Will/
Trust:
• Marriage/divorce/deaths
• Health issues for you or your
loved ones
• Change in beneficiaries of
retirement plans (i.e. change
jobs)
• Business partnerships (new or
change)
• Keeping up with changes in
state/federal laws
I would like more information on leaving ACCESS in my
Will/Estate Plans
I have already designated ACCESS in my Estate Plans
Name(s)
Please print
Address
Phone No. Email
8
Please return in the envelope provided, or call (541) 690-3974
for more information.
DONORS:
Partners who
make help possible
Businesses/Trusts
1985 Butler Living Trust
A Affordable Royal Flush
A First Choice Staffing Service
AA Economy Self Storage
Abbie Lane Farm
Abraham Lincoln
Elementary School
Advanced Tree Service
& Landscaping
Albertsons
Alliance Trucking
Alpha Lambda Chapter of ESA
Alumaweld Boats, Inc.
American Linen
American Sewing Guild
Amrhein Associates, Inc.
Amy’s Kitchen
Annaruthe Gabrielle
Living Trust
Applebee’s
Applegate Valley
Community Forum
Applegate Valley Garden Club
Arthur R. Dubs Foundation
Asante Health System
Ascension Lutheran Church
Ascension Lutheran
Church Women
Ascentron, Inc.
Ashland Food Co-Op
Ashland High School
Ashland Middle School
Ashwood Senior Home, Inc.
Aspire Personal Training
Augustinians
Avista Corporation
Avista Foundation
Avista UtilitiesCustomer Service
Barbara J. Smith Trust
Bardes Family Trust
Barking Moon Farms
Barnes Plumbing, Inc.
Bartlett Tree Service
Bellview Elementary School
Bend House
Black Oak Pharmacy
Bob Thomas Automotive, Inc.
Boise Cascade Corporation
Boy Scouts of AmericaCrater Lake Council
Brehon House
Bremner, Inc.
Brian Law Firm, LLP
Brooke Studio Gallery
Budget Truck Stop, Inc.
Busy Bees Housekeeping
Butte Crest
Cannon Revocable Trust
Carter 1987 Trust
Carter Family Trust
Cascade Village
Center for Spiritual Living
Central Point Garden Club
Chamber of Medford/
Jackson County
Chandler Pipeline
Construction, Inc.
Charter Communications
Christian Church of Ashland
Christopher & Banks
Church of Latter Day
Saints (Medford)
Citizens to Elect Dennis
Richardson
Clifford A. & Grace Costa Trust
Coca-Cola Bottling
Co. of Medford
Coleman Family Fund
of the OCF*
Colony Club
Committee to Elect
Mark Wisnovsky
Costantino Revocable Trust
Costco
Crater Lake Ford
Lincoln Mercury
Creekside Estates
Curci Survivor’s Trust
CVISO Management Co., LLC
Dan Jackson, DDS
Daniel C. Campbell, Trust
Darigold, Inc.
David Wicks Distributing
Delores A. Thomas Family Trust
Designer Signs
Dolls of the Attic of So. Oregon
Doors Plus, Inc.
Dorris Kerby Revocable Trust
Doubleday Ranch
Downey Business & Tax
Dugout Sports Grill
Dutch Bros. Coffee
Eagle Point Community
Bible Church
Eagle Point Lions Club
Benevolence Fund
Eagle Point Middle School
Eagle Rock Elementary
Eastman Family Charitable Fund
Eaton Hydraulics
Elkjer Family Trust
Ema’s Salon
Energy Tools International, LLC
Express Employment
Professionals
Farmer’s Insurance Joe Rayburn
Ferguson Investments
First Choice Staffing Service
Foundation for
Meditative Studies
Fountain Plaza Retirement
Community
Fowler & McNair, LLP
Fraternal Order of Eagles #2093
Fred Meyer
Frohnmayer, Deatherage,
Pratt, Jamieson & Clark, P.C.
FTD Call Center
Gardencraft
Garrison’s Home Furnishings
Gastroenterology Consultants
General Credit Service
Gloria A. DeMeyer Trust
Gordon Trucking, Inc.
Grange Co-op
Grants Pass Doll Collectors
Great Clips
Greenbrier Haven II
Greystone Court Food Drive
Grover Electric &
Plumbing Supply Co.
Guardians by the Sea, LLC
Hall Family Trust
Harry & David
Hennion Family Fund of OCF*
Hershey Company
Hidden Heaven A.F.H.
Highcrest Wood Products, Inc.
Hinode Farm, LLC
Hofford Haus Appartments
Home Power Magazine
Hornecker, Cowling,
Hassen, & Heysell
Horton Plaza
House of Mystery at
Oregon Vortex, LLC
Hubbards Ace Hardware
Huycke, O’Connor, Jarvis,
Dreyer & Davis
Inlightn Design, LLC
International
Commodity Carriers
Jackson County District
Attorney’s Office
Jackson Elementary School
Jacksonville Boosters Club
Jefferson Elementary School
Jerry & Jeanne Taylor
Family Foundation
Joe & Frances Naumes
Family Foundation
Key Bank of Oregon
Kimmel Family Foundation
KIXX
KOGAP Enterprises, Inc.
Kris Ellie Charitable Fund
Kuchler Loving Trust
Laureate Alpha Upsilon
Laureate Pi ChapterBeta Sigma Phi
Leigh Johnson Consulting
Light Touch Excavation
Lindvig Automotive Enterprises
Little Butte Elementary School
Little Caesar’s
Little Red Barn
Montessori School
Lone Pine Elementary
Lyle & Brenda Hill Trust
Madara Design, Inc.
Mail Tribune
Main Street Market, LLC
Marion B. Hammer Trust
Market of Choice
Martin Luther King Celebration
- Ashland/Medford
Mary A. Delsman
1991 Living Trust
Mary Jane Morrison
Rev. Living Trust
Master Evans Martial Arts
Mathews Living Trust
McEachron Family Trust
Mclellan Creative
Meadow View Estates
Medford 2nd Ward LDS
Medford Food Project
Medford Parks and Recreation
Medford Police Department
Medford Radiological Group
Medford Senior Services
Medford Soroptomists
Mercy Flights, Inc.
Meyer Memorial Trust
Milford & Lee Bohm
Charitable Fndn.
Monty G. & Carol L.
Holst Rev. Trust
Mooney & Co., Inc.
Morgan Built Construction
Morgan Wealth Management
Moss Adams, LLP
MP Forestry
Naumes, Inc.
Naymik Living Trust
New Beginnings Church
New Dawn Senior Care
North Medford High School
North Medford High
School Student Council
North Medford Torch
Honor Society
Northwest Community
Credit Union
Northwest Community
Credit Union (South)
Occasional Blessings, LLC
Olive Garden
One Main Financial
O’Neal Living Trust
Orchard Hill Elementary School
Orchard Home Landscape
& Design, Inc.
Oregon Advanced Imaging
Oregon Assoc. of Realtors
Home Foundation
Oregon Department
of Revenue
Oregon DEQ
Oregon Food Bank
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Oregon University System
Orley Pacific Distributors, Inc.
Oz Fitness
Pacific Crest Transformers
Pacific Residential Mortgage
Pacific Turbine Services
Papa Murphy’s
Penfield Family Trust
PEO Chapter AA
Pepperidge Farm, Inc.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Food Assistance
ACCESS would like to recognize
the following organizations
for their ongoing support with
volunteers, contributions and
facilities to feed people in need
in Jackson County.
Partners in the Pantry
Network
Ashland Seventh-Day
• Adventist
Church
Butte Falls Community
• School
Partnership
• Calvary Outreach
Church of the Good
• ShepherdProspect
City of Medford/Parks &
• Recreation
• City Of Talent
Cornerstone Christian
• Church
Eagle Point Church of the
• Nazarene
Eagle Point Community Bible
• Church
• First Christian Church
• Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
• Gold Hill Christian Center
Medford Seventh-Day
• Adventist
Church
Mountain View Christian
• Church
• Plum Creek Foundation
• Prospect Assembly of God
• Prospect Baptist Church
Prospect Church of the
• Nazarene
• Red Rock Cowboy Church
• Rogue Family Center
Rogue River Community
• Center
Rogue River Seventh-Day
• Adventist
Church
Rogue Valley Christian
• Church
• Ruch Elementary School
• St. John Lutheran Church
• St. Vincent De Paul Society
• The Salvation Army
• Set Free Christian Fellowship
• Shepherd of the Valley
Talent United Methodist
• Church
• Trail Christian Fellowship
Upper Rogue Community
• Center
cash and in-kind donations received between november 1, 2011 – january 15, 2012.
*Oregon Community Foundation administered.
If we failed to list your name, or if we have listed it incorrectly, please accept our apologies and let us know so we can correct our records.
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donor list, continued
Picker’s Paradise
Planned Parenthood (Ashland)
Planned Parenthood (Medford)
Plum Creek Foundation
Pomodori Ristorante, LLC
Precision Electric
Contractors, LLC
Preferred Results
Pro Beauty
Professional Transportation
Services
Pro-Tect Plastic & Supply, Inc.
Providence Medford
Medical Center
Quality Paperbacks
Qwest Communications
Qwest Foundation
Raymond Family Foundation
Ray’s Food Place
RCC Assoc. Student Government
Red Robin Restaurant
Redrock Italian Eatery & Barra
Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield
Regence Employee
Giving Campaign
Renaissance Chiropractic
Reser’s
Robert Burstein Construction
Rogue Creamery
Rogue Disposal & Recycling
Rogue Federal Credit Union
Rogue River High School
Rogue Snowmobilers Assoc.
Rogue Valley Forest
Products, Inc.
Rosen Trust
Rotary First Harvest
Royal Oak Retirement Residence
Ruch Country Store
Safeway Stores
Sam & Mary Ann Davis Trust
Sappo Hill Soapworks
Schnitzer Steel
Scott Vasak Construction
Sentient Times
Seven Oaks Farm
Shady Cove School
Sharon Hayes Living Trust
Sherm’s Food 4 Less
Sherm’s Thunderbird Market
Sherry’s Pasta
Shop Smart
Sid & Karen DeBoer
Foundation of OCF*
Sierra Real Estate
Sky Research, Inc.
Smart Chicken
Smart Family Foundation, Inc.
Social Ballroom Dance Club
Sole Savers Auto Sales
Sons of Norway Rogue
Dalen Lodge
Soroptimist International
Sunrise Chapter
Soundpeace
South Valley Bank & Trust
Southern Oregon Aspire
Southern Oregon
Good Sam Club
Southern Oregon
Goodwill Industries
Southern Oregon
Hospitalists, PC
Southern Oregon Linen Service
Southern Oregon Miniaturists
Southern Oregon Public
Defenders Office
Southern Oregon Runners Club
Southern Oregon
Subaru & Mitsubishi
Spanish Communications, LLC
Springhill & Town Place Suites
St. Mary’s School
State Farm Insurance
State of Oregon Payroll System
Stedman 1991 Trust
Steele Loving Trust
Stop N’Go Market
Strategic Financial, Inc.
Straus Ranches
Super 8 Motel
Superior Athletic Club
T.L.D.
Talent Elementary School
Talent Food Project
Temple Emek Shalom
Terry Neuenschwander Logging
The Human Bean
Tico’s Place
TLM Training Center, Inc.
Today’s Dentistry
TP Freight Lines
Traditional Homes
Trail Christian Fellowship
Truist
Umpqua Bank
Umpqua Dairy
United Way of the
Columbia-Willamette
Upper Five Vineyard
US Bank
Victoria L. Bruton Family Trust
Victoria’s Secret
Virgil O. Anderson, Inc.
Walgreens
Walker Elementary School
WalMart
WalMart Foundation
Wayne & Susan Rolle Trust
Weight Watchers
Wellness 2000
Western Appraisers of Medford
White Family 1987 Trust
Whitten Plumbing
Willamette Dental Group
William Koenigsberg & Assoc.
Wilson Elementary
Winifred Hood Living Trust
Witham Trust
Wright Family Trust
Xi Beta Kappa of Beta Sigma Phi
Yogurt Hut (Ashland/Medford)
Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Zumiez Foundation
Individuals
John Ackles
Jack Acosta
Sue & Kurt Acuff
Rosemary & Paul Adalian
Terry & Beverly Adams
Virginia R. Adams
Gerald & Linda Adamson
Avis Adee
Amber Aguirre
Gerry Ahmann
Kyle & Roiann Ahrberg
Peggy & Jerry Aikins
John & Carmen Aitken
Selene Aitken
Bernard Alexander
Vera Alexander
Bonnie Alexandra
Tim & Carol Alford
Stuart & Karen Allan
John & Linda Allen
Michael & Rhoda Allen
Joan Allgood
Christine Allwardt
Wayne & Zorah Alper
Doug McKenzie & Susan Alston
Robert & Mary Alvarez
Marion Amesbury
M.C. Ammond
Kenneth & Carol Ampel
Ann Andavall
Allan & Linda Anderson
Glen & Yvonne Anderson
Greer & Lee Anderson
John Anderson
Keith Anderson
Kenneth & Dorothy Anderson
Patricia Anderson
William & Janet Anderson
Frank Cox & Daryl Andrest
George Andries
Edward Angeletti
Michael Anhorn
Robert & Nancy Anno
Anne Bellegia & Terry Ansnes
Glenn & Donnalee Archibald
David Argetsinger
Desmond & Ellen Armstrong
Patricia Armstrong
Carolin W. Arnold
Claude & Linda Arnold
Polly B. Arnold
Ron Ashley
Charles & Eileen A. Ashpole
William & Melody Ashworth
Violet Atchison
Ronald & Juanita Atkins
Mrs. E. V. Atteberry
Jeffrey Smith & Joan Austin
Theresa Austin
Thomas & Susan Austin
Joan Avery
Paul & Eva Avery
Alan & Betty Axtell
Diana Ayala
Emily Ayala
Barbara & Robert Baehr
Elizabeth Jane Baghott
Jackson Dempsey &
Christina Bagi
Alfred & Roberta Baham
Michael & Susan Bahr
James Le May & Marilyn Bailey
Sue Bailey
Larry & Marilyn Baines
David Baird
Daniel & Martha Baker
Yvonne Baker
Delbert & Dawn Bakerink
Dorothy Baldauf
Donald J. Baldrica
Jeffrey & Kristine Bales
Kathy Balint
Joan W. Ballenger
Larry Balzer
Mack & Loren Bandler
Scott & Laura Bandoroff
Theodore Banke
Kathy Barbini
Larry & Marian Barker
John & Tirzah Barlow
Earl Barnhart
Joseph Barrett
Marlene & Mike Barrett
Winifred Barrett
Jim & Darlene Barrick
Judie Bartell
Sandra Bartell
Jill & Joyce Bartky
David & Barbara Basden
Lucy Bashaw
Karen Basin
Connie Battaile
Ted & Janice Bauer
Michael & Hilde Baughman
Vicky Bauman
Marc Bayliss
Margy Bayouth
James & Judith Beagle
Milton & Marlene Beall
April Beane
Eugene & Wilma Beard
Michael & Beppy Beard
Barbara Beaughan
Mary Becker
Frank & Rose Marie Bedogne
Malcom Hillgartner &
Jahnna Beecham
Eugene & Barbara Beers
Andy & Sherri Belden
Marvin Belford
Geraldine Belknap
Dan Bell
Janet Bell
Nancy M. Bell
R. Jane Bell
Judi Bender
Mark & Carla Bender
Rick Bender
Aaron & Judith Benjamin
Judi Bennett
Norie Benson
Jeff Benton
Alice Zelina Berger
Kenneth Bergeson
Jo & Clint Berkey
Richard & Patricia Berlet
Jerome Berman
Roger & Lavonne Bernard
Edward & Lois Bernard
James T. Berryman
Lindsay & James Berryman
Robert & Caroline Bessey
Patrick Beste
Betsy Beyer
Charles & Kristin Biechler
Jean Bieraugel
Ronald Bieraugel
Peggy Bierer
Donald & Felising Bietz
Anne Billeter
Charles & Lila Billings
Susan & Alan Binette
Michael & Myrna Biondi
Mary E. Birkey
Lance & Fayegail Bisaccia
Daniel & Suzanne Bissey
Gregg M. Bitter
Holly Black
Leslie Black
Michael & Julie Black
Robert & Janice Blacketor
Frederick Blackwell
Gary & Ann Blanks
Richard & Carol Blaser
Arlen & Debi Blenkush
Gary & April Bloeman
Mary Mann & Dave Bloomsness
Denise & Steven Boe
Colette Boehmer
Davey & Marilyn Boesch
Kurt & Gail Boetzle
Charles & Kimberly Bolen
Arlene J. Bolton
Ronald & Marydee Bombick
Marion E. & Gordon
Borchgrevink
Constance Borntraeger
Josephine Bos
Julia & Otis Bostwick
Cleon & Marie Botsford
Nancy Botti
Joseph & Lelah Boudreaux
David Boulton
Joette Bowden
Stella Bowden
Ralph & Gillian Bowman
Stephen & Mary Boyarsky
Willis Boyarsky
Daniel & Kim Boyd
Melvin & Judith Boyd
Theron & Kathleen Boyd
Gary & Lydia Boyles
Ted Bozenski
Maria Braam
Charmaine Brackett
Joan C. Bradley
Marilyn V. Brady
Brice & Frances Brandt
Gregore C. & Susan Bratt
Elizabeth Brauer
Mary Ann & Bert Bray
Erma Breeden
Madeleine Brevenstall
Ann Brewer
Bruce & Liana Brewer
Glenna Brewold
Beatrice Bridges
Aiko Briles
James & Julie Brimble
Gordon Bristlin
Joani Bristol
Charlaine Brittsan
William & Carol Brock
Adrian Marie Brokowski
Joseph & Lola Brokowski
Zach & Vicki Brombacher
Nadine Brood
Anna M. Brookins
Nathan & Katie Broom
Charles Brown
Debby Brown
Fred & Norma Brown
Kelly & Judy Brown
Paul Brown
Wayne & Julie Brown
Bradley & Kathryn Broyles
cash and in-kind donations received between november 1, 2011 – january 15, 2012.
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*Oregon Community Foundation administered.
If we failed to list your name, or if we have listed it incorrectly, please accept our apologies and let us know so we can correct our records.
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Robert & Barbara Brugger
Francis W. Brugman
Lewis & Darlene Brush
Kelly A. Bryant
Vicki & Bruce Bryden
Katherine Bryon
Annette Buchanan
Jacque Buck
Shelley N. & Kevin Buhrman
Daniel & Marjorie A Bulkley
Judy & Michael Bull
Ken Bullion
Frederick Bunnag
Debra Hurt Burchard
Joanne Burg
Brian Burgess
Earlene & Carl Burk
Bruce & Barbara Burnett
Buddy & Cynthia Burns
Glenda Burns
Bob & Lenna Burton
Pat A. Burton
Wallace & Therese Burton
Floreine L. Burwash
Larry & Shannon Buscho
Patti & Rodger Busse
Stephen Buttolph
Steven & Barbara Buxton
Loren & Catherine Byer
Carmen Cabler
Jim & Lynn Calhoun
Helen & Richard Calhoun
Ellen Calkins
Grace Ella Calkins
Robert & Christine Calkins
Richard & Ann Callahan
Terry & Maureen Calsing
Terri Camilli
Dr. Mario & Edith Campagna
John Campbell
John & Mary Campbell
Marc & Rachel Campbell
Mathew & Esther Campbell
Tom Dzieman & Sue Campbell
Thomas & Carolyn Cannon
Liz Cano
Anne Canon
Peter & Linda Capriola
Phil & Sue Cardin
Tom Carli
Mary Carlon
Charles & Edith Carlson
Erik & Darlene Carlson
George & Kathe Carlson
Judy Carlson
Karen Carnival
Emily Carpenter Mostue
Gordon & Donna Carrigan
David L. Carrigan
Ace & Margaret Carter
Kenneth & Marjorie Carter
Marjorie Carter
Bruce & Pam Cartmel
Ellen & Neill Carvalho
Charles & Virginia Casale
Ernest & Deborah Casale
Keith Casebolt
Terry Caster
Hal & Joyce Castleberry
Mary Jane Cedarface
Christer Cederroth
Gordon & Mary Challstrom
Brian & Sonya Chamberlain
David & Shireen Chamberland
Bettina Champlain
Don Chapin
Janis & Kenneth Chapman
Judy Charley
Ernest & Denise Cheek
Carol Cheney
Ronald & Renate Cherry
Marie Chesnut
Timothy Chess
James & Anita Chester
Spencer Child
Paula Childress
Dorothy Childress
Willard & Donna Chinn
Jeanne & Thierry Chouard
Craig & Paula Chow
Cam Christensen
Michelle Christian
Norma Christian
Sherry & Lillian Christofferson
Anthony & Kelly Church
Maria Ciamaichelo
Eleanor Cirillo
Allen & Sandra Clark
Roy & Doris Clark
Mildred A. Clarke
William Clary
Nancy Clay
Robert & Jacquelyn Clement
Robert & Zen Clement
Larry Cleveland
Thomas Click
Lloyd & Beulah Cline
Lloyd & Lolita Clodfelter
Harold & Barbara Cloer
Mary Cochran
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Carol & Joe Neil
Glynnis M. Neilson
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Margaret McGoldrick
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Les & Cynthia D. Pickering
Don & Virginia Pierce
Charles & Seline Pierson
Pamela Pingle
Calvin Pipal
James & Sharon Piper
Pamela Piper
Annette Pirie
Helen Plant
Samuel & Jerelyn Plumer
Alice Mae Poirier
John & Marcia Polacek
Stephanie Pollard
Kenneth & Linda Pons
Rodney & Jan Pope
Vinton & Audrea Pope
Patricia M Popow
James & Virginia Post
Susan & Jack Potap
Claude & Carol Potts
Diana & Alan Potts
Paul & Hilda Potts
Charlotte Poulos
Brent & Annette Poulton
Robert & Charlotte Powell
Sharon Powell
Bambi Powers
Linda Powers
Bertha M. Prewitt
John Pribyl
Frances Price
Mike & Sherry Price
Wendyn Price
LeClaire Prince
William L. & Frances G. Prince
Robert & Diane Probert
Cheryl Meier & Kerry Provancha
Marie & Gilbert Provencio
Evan & Dorothy Pruitt
William & Barbara Sibley Prust
June Pucci
Donovan C. Puffer
Jerry Putts
Ron & Lucy Pylkki
Ronald & Mary Quackenbush
Diana & Michael P. Quirk
Clifton & Claire Radcliff
Erica Rademaker
Scott & Sally Rainwater
Jane Ramage
John & Carolyn Ramsey
Dean & Barbara Raniele
Charles & Kathryn Ransdell
Sandra & Chester Rapp
Stephen & Babette Rapp
David & Genivieve Rasmussen
Glena & David Rasmussen
Kenneth & Marie Ratcliff
Nando & Sharon Bolles Raynolds
Mary Paradis & Geri Read
Donald & Veronica Reep
Charles & Mary Reeves
Sean Reeves
Thomas & Mary Jo Regula
Edward Reilly
William Reilly
Douglas & Debbie Rein
Neal & Terry Renfro
Michael C. Rey
Don & Carol Reynolds
Rosalyn Rhinehart
Don & Mary Ellen Rhoades
Howard & Velma Rhodes
Margaret A Rians
Terry A. Rice
Frank & Mariel Richard
Jack Richard
Madi Richards
Ray & Estelle Richards
Beverly Richardson
Ramona J. Richardson
Larry & Bonnie Richie
Douglas J & Laura Richmond
Michael & Michele Riding
Glenda Riffle
Don & Ramona Rigby
Cathy Riggert
Nicholas Rigirozzi
John & Adele Rinaldi
John & Bonnie Rinaldi
Charlotte A. Rising
Gary Roberts
John & Sharon Roberts
Kathy & Otis Roberts
Richard & Lisa Roberts
Ron & Rebecca Roberts
Steven & Gretchen Roberts
Grace Roberts
Hope Robertson
James Robertson
Marsha L Robertson
Erik & Anna Robinson
Fred & Doris Robinson
Michael & Cynthia Robinson
Wayne Robinson
Susan Morrow & Dennis Roby
Susan Roeck
Barbara McLeod & John Rogers
Scott & Michelle Rogers
Betty & Timothy Root
Dianne L. Root
Doris Root
Martin Guzman Rosas
Gordon & Judith Rose
Jean Rose
Donald Matthews &
Judith Rosen
Milton & Marlene S Rosen
Juanita Rosene
Betty Rosenkranz
Barbara & Del Ross
Heidi Ross
Pearl Ross
Stephen & Barbara Ross
Stan & Lani Rossetta
Elizabeth Rossi
Dr. Paul Rostykus
Joan L. Roth
Robert & Jeanette Roth
Bonnie & Dean Rott
Julia & Brad Roupp
Graham Rowbottom
Deborah Rowland
Patrick & Ronnetta Rowland
Michael & Marybeth Rudisile
Richard & Geraldine Rudisile
Robert Rumzie
Doug & Barb Rush
Helen Russ
Charles F. & Bonnie Jean Russell
Alvin & Mary Russo
Susan P. Rust
Ken Rutherford
Mary K. Ryder
Lee & Cassie Ryker
Larry & Linda Sabala
Donna Rae Sabin
Barbara Sackett
Jerrie S. Saewert
Peter Sage
Kathy & John Sager
Mark Fischer & Samantha Sager
Elwood & Claire Salmonson
Marilyn Salter
Mary Jenny Saltmarsh
Carol & Ed Sanchas
Goldye Wolf & Barry Sander
Richard & Julie Santillie
James & Annette Sapper
Shirley Saunders
Rochelle Savitt
Sandra Sawyer
Dennis Scarborough
Lin Scarrow
Robert & Donna Scebold
Gary Shaff & Barbara Schack
Jacqueline Schad
Bryan Frink & Diane Schaffer
Jerry Schaller
Steven Schienberg
Ruth Schifferle
Mark & Gwen Schiveley
Rebecca Schlosser
Herbert & Fran Schmidt
Doug & Sandra Schmor
Henry & Agnes Schnelle
Randall L. Schock
Catherine Scholz
Hugh & Susan Schoonover
Carol Schott
Arthur & Janet Schreiber
Donald & Virginia Schreiner
Geoffrey Schroeder
Paul Schroeder
Roy & Deanne Schroeder
Ted & Maureen Schroeder
Jack Schuman
Gary Schwab
Carl Caplan & Ruth Ann Schwada
Orval & Julia Schwartz
Charles & Madelyn Schwyn
Janet Scott
Kermit & Barbara Scott
Norman & Marcia Scott
Robert & Joanne Scott
Vanessa M. Scott
Stan Scovell
Ted & Coralee Seale
Victor Seeberger
Jean Seibert
M.H. Seidman
Gary & Diane Seitz
Dee & Barbara Selby
Jean Semrau
Shirley A. Setzler
Camron Shaffer
Carolyn Shaffer
Gary & Annette Shaffer
Jack & Carole Shaffer
Steve & Andrea Shapiro
Brenna Sharpe
Keith & Diane Shaver
Louise Shaw
Richard Shaw
Scott & Ronda Sheffield
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Sharleen Shephard
Margrit Sherk
D.A. Shields
John Shonerd
Lucky & Lenora Shopp
Robert & Florence Shores
Billy & Marjorie A Showalter
Larry & Helen Shroy
Harry Shuey
Joan E. & Jerry Shults
Ludwell & Marilyn Sibley
Mary Siders
Mary & Dirk Siedlecki
Sadie Silver
Donald & Margaret Silverman
Kenneth Silverman
Kathleen F. Silvers
James & Joan Simonson
Robert Simpson
Vicki J. Simpson
Charles & Mary Sinclair
Grady Singletary
Craig & Karen Singleton
Mary Jean Singleton
Craig Six
Herbert & Susan Six
Margaret Sjogren
Lynn & Doris Sjolund
Donavon G. Skalicky
Chris & Barbara Skrepetos
Pamela Slater
Shawna & William Sloan
Kermit & Nancy Smaaladen
Norman & Helen Smedes
Barrie Smeeth
Barnard & Betty Lou Smith
Carol Vincent & William Smith
Chuck & Elizabeth Smith
Debra Smith
Glenn & Kathleen Smith
Hans & Susan Smith
Jennifer Smith
John & Bertha Smith
Julian & Margret Smith
Nancy & Frederick Smith
Patricia Smith
Philip & Simone Smith
Robert & Catherine Smith
Stuart Smith
Thomas Smith
Thomas & Geraldine Smith
Valerie Smullen
Holly & Nadine Snyder
Will & Janna Snyder
Rita & Paul Sollie
Lucas & Kayla Solomon
Norman & Patricia Somes
Susan Sorem
Joanne Sorensen
Steven & Julia Sorensen
Barbara Sorich
Martha M. Souleles
David & Lori Sours
Shirley South
Janet Sowell
Sandie & Rod Sparlin
Paul Speek
Lee & Joan Speice
Sandra Baker & David Speigel
Katherine & Roger Sperle
Cary & Fran Spiker
Beverly Spjut
Gary & Louise Sprague
Gerald & Elizabeth Sproul
Robert Staal
Carol & Jim Stack
Catherine Stahl
Constance Stallings
Andrew & Jeanne Stallman
Adam Stamper
Catheryn & John Standley
Kat Stanfield
Gordon & Debra Stanford
Mark & Laura Stanislawski
Donnetta & Douglas Staples
Arnold & Viva Marie Steinbeck
Ronald & Wanda Stelle
Billee Stemple
Matthew & Jennifer Stenson
Alison Kay Stevens
Claudia Stevens
Judith Stevens
Robert & Joyce Stevens
Robert J. & Linette Stevens
Dorothy Stewart
Douglas Stewart
Carolyn H Stinson
Sidney Stitt
Joyce K. Stockstill
Donald & Dolores Stone
Gerry Stone
Lilliane & Jack Stone
Robert & Kathy Stoner
Linda Storey
Paul & Helen Strahl
Jonna Strauss
Billy & Rachel Strawn
R.S. Strickland
Mark Wilson & Jeri Stringer
Stanley Stromberg
John & Margaret Strong
Robert & Phyllis Strosser
Barbara Stubbs
Doug & Gina Stuvick
Harvey Gilmore &
Carolyn Sullivan
James & Gwynn Sullivan
Kathleen M. Sullivan
Melva Sutcliffe
Ann Sutton
Martin Sutton
Donald & April Sweeney
Don & Marilyn Sweet
Earle & Geraldine Swift
Warren & Iola Swingle
Robert W. & Dale Sylva
William & Leola Symonds
Carolyn & James Tabor
Kevin & Barbara Talbert
Chris & Carla Tappero
Jeanette Tate
Donald & Edith Tavalero
Brenda & George Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
James Tellez
Ann Tennyson
Ray & Marlyn Teplitz
Bill & Patsy Terpening
Joyce Terry
Philip & Molly Thibedeau
Jo Thiel
Buzz & Shari Thielemann
David & Karen Thielges
Chris Thomas
Gordon & Alice Thomas
Rita Thomas
Beverly Thompson
Brent Thompson
Marianne Thompson
Nancy Thompson
Patricia Thompson
Thomas & Grechen Thompson
Thomas & Stephanie Thomson
Gary W. & Janet L. Thorley
Mary Thorn
Patricia Thorniley
Mary Thorpe
David & Beverly Thruston
B. Rand & Marie Tickner
Barbara Tinsley
Gayle Titus
G.L. & M.M. Todd
Bruce & Ida Tolmie
Peggy Proctor Tomlins
Steven & Kimberly Tomlinson
James & Liz Tormey
Valeska Townsend
Terry & Peggy Tracy
Nick Phong Tran
Frances Trask
Dale & Shirley Trautman
Dana & Maureen Travers
Constance Travesi
Jeffrey Travis
John & Barbara Traynor
Dwight & Donna Tribelhorn
Peter & Cathy Tronquet
John & Janet Trum
Erwin Trumbly
Scott & Kristen Tuers
Donald & Elaine Turcke
John & Susan Turner
Larry Tuttle
Linda & Cleve Twitchell
Tom Tynan
Judith H. Uherbelau
Edward & Rose Ullrich
James & Lola Ulrich
Janet Umphrey
Nancy & Ronald Unis
Michael & Rhonda Updike
Robert Upthegrove
Tom & Anne Upton
Edgar & Ingeborg Utesch
Larry & Barbara Van Ausdall
Peter Van Dyke
Robert & Darcy Van Vuren
Ellen Van Zaanen
Geraldine T. Van Zee
Scott & Connie Vandenbergh
Joyce Vanderbeek
Roger Vanderbeek
Jon & Edie VanValkenburg
Ronald & Bernice Vardy
Harvey E. Varner
Jack & Susie Varner
Bob & Jayne Vaughn
Robert Vaughn
James & Jane Verdieck
Rebecca & Charles Versteeg
Dale Vidmar
Richard & Mary Anne Vilas
Dale & Imogene Vincent
Willa Vobora
William Vohs
Carol J. Voisin
Linda Vollrath
Ronald & Betty Von Der Hellen
John Wade
Diana Wadsworth
Evelyn Wadsworth
Charles & K’Lynn Wagner
Ellen Wakefield
Gregory & Mylene Walden
Billie Jo Walker
Carol Walker
Carol & John Walker
Charles & Jean Walker
Daniel & Phyllis Walker
Isaac Walker
Jack & Andrea Walker
Lois Walker
Mathew & Joshua Walker
Marge Wall
Perry & Cheryl Walshin
Jim Walstrom
Harry & Terry Walters
J Allen Wardleigh
Peter Ware
Douglas & Arlene Warner
Marjie C. Warner
Charles & Marianne Warren
Roger & Peggy Warren
Cristy Warschaw
Peter & Elizabeth Warshaw
Karen Wasser
Alexander & Sharon Waterhouse
Susan Watkins
Barbara Watson
Elizabeth & John Watson
Kathleen G. Watson
Ronald & Mary Wavrin
Therese & Tom Wavrin
Todd & Deborah Way
Stacy & Ramana Waymire
Kenneth & Martina Wearstler
Ronald & Karen Weathers
Alice T. Weaver
Steven & Priscilla Weaver
Rene Webb
Joseph & Louanne Weber
Hale & Carolyn Wedberg
Bruce & Pamela Weeks
Elaine Wefel
Vince & Melinda Weidig
Ronald & Lynda Weinhold
Darrell & Marlys Weinman
Don & Jean Welburn
Judy Welch
Dorothy Wellman
Dana & Jodi Wells
David & Trisha Wells
Karl & Kelly Wells
Jenelyn Wessler
Sandra West
Nera Westeren
Paul & Anne Westerman
Roland Westgate
John Weston
Milicent Wewerka
George & Deborah Wheeler
Jim & Joanne Wheeler
George & Mary Whinery
Colin & E. A. White
Frank & Joan White
Ken & Marilyn White
Leonard & Merrillynn White
Neil & Ardyth White
Patsy White
Sally White
Walter White
Neil & Marion Whiteford
Mike & Jody Whitehead
Cecil & Ardele Whitten
Wanda Schultz & Joseph Whitty
Don & Donna Whyte
John Holmes & Thelda Wiggins
Arn & Karen Wihtol
Delo Wild
Nancy Wilke
John & Karen Wilken
Debra Williams
Henry Williams
Kenneth & Betty Williams
Shirley Williams
Robin & Joan Williamson
Jody Willis
Betty L. Wilson
Gordon & Maxine Wilson
Richard Wilson
Teri Wilson
Bob & Denise Wilt
Luther & Janice Wilt
Tom & Lauri Wimmer
Regina Winans
Genevieve Windsor
Mel & Viva Winkelman
Kayleen Winkler
Kenneth & Linda Wion
Dennis Wise
Ann Wisnovsky
Rod & Joyce Witham
Mike Witten
Gideon Wizansky
Gene & Carol Wolf
Joann Wolf
Linda Wolf
Frann R. Wolfe
Dorothy Carothers &
David Woloshin
Estelle L. Womack
Phil Wood
Mary Wooding
Dorothy Worcester
Allan & Colette Wright
Robert & Donna Wright
Walter & Mary Wright
Bryan Wu
David & Taube Wurst
Anna Wysocki
Janet Yamada
Kent Yarman
Glenda & Doug Yaryan
Delphine Yates
Philip & Nancy Yates
Susan Yates
Kathleen Young
Mabel Young
John & Virginia Yungen
Wayne Zallen
Catherine Zamora
Helen Ann & Zeke Ziegler
Ronald J. & Kimberly J. Zippi
Robert & Judith Zoll
Orville & Harriet Zollman
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march 20: ACCESS Senior Fair 2012
Tuesday, March 20, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Medford Armory. Suggested
donations of $1.00 or one can of food.
march 31: Hips & Hearts Belly Dance Fundraiser
Saturday, March 31, 3:00 p.m. at Wild River Brewing & Pizza Co.
Donate to vote for the ACCESS dancer, and she will present her
winnings to ACCESS.
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april: Fair Housing Month
April marks the 44th anniversary of the 1968 landmark Fair Housing
Act. The FHA was considered landmark legislation, prohibiting many
types of discriminatory acts regarding the sale, rental, and financing
of housing based on race, color, religion, and national origin.
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may 12: Letter Carrier’s “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive
On Saturday, May 12, leave a bag of food on your porch for
your letter carrier. This is a national event! ACCESS receives
local food donations.
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june 25: 9th Annual ACCESS Charity Golf Tournament
Monday, June 25th, at the Rogue Valley Country Club.
For more information, please call Logan Bell at
541-774-4312 or visit accesshelps.org.
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We always have a need for your volunteer help. For more information
on volunteering opportunities, call Nicki at 541-618-4003 or email at
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