Camp Fever - Badlands Ministries

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Camp Fever
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here are many things I love about Badlands
Ministries. I love our beautiful site that is
nestled between the Little Missouri River and
majestic buttes. I love being around faithful and
dedicated people who love and serve this ministry. I
love eager and energetic campers who come and
experience God's love in unexpected ways. I love
being a part of a ministry that grows faith and changes
lives. And I will tell you one more thing I love about
Badlands Ministries... it is contagious.
After 13 years, I know that it is a place that
grabs on to you and does not let go. Not only has that
been true in my own life, but I have seen it happen
frequently to others as well. From past campers like
Jessie Urlacher (who would attend multiple weeks of
camp every summer) to our Site Manager Bernie
Kordonowy (who got involved with one project 5
years ago and has poured his heart and soul into this
place ever since), the proof is there. There are both
families that have been a part of this camp for
generations and those who have only recently come to
Fred Tooz at work in a scraper building the new road.
New road under contruction to renovated lodge.
discover it who cannot shake it. They are drawn
to this place and ministry like a thirsting man to
an oasis in the desert. The Holy Spirit moves
people in surprising ways, and I am blessed to
have a front row seat much of the time when it
happens.
Fred Tooz did not have a rich history
with Badlands Ministries. Born on a ranch just
west of Killdeer ND, he moved to Dickinson at
the age of 14 after his father passed away at the
young age of 44. Fred started working doing
construction jobs after school, weekends,
summers, and he never stopped. Right after high
school, Fred started his construction business
and a new family, and both have grown ever
since. Today, Fred has been married 45 years and
has 4 sons and 9 grandchildren. Fred also has a
great appreciation for Badlands Ministries... he
has caught "Camp Fever."
In 2006, Tooz Construction won the bid
to build our new bath house, dining hall, septic
system, pump house, and drain field. It was at
that time that Fred became acquainted with
Badlands Ministries. Fred recalls, "From the
onset of looking at the first set of drawings, I
understood that it was going to be a huge
undertaking to make this become a reality, and I
wanted to make it happen." Tooz construction
not only did an excellent job, but they donated
(”Camp Fever” continued) some of the work
in-kind. "Early on I saw this was a project that
could mold so many lives, and I wanted to do
what I could," said Fred.
Fortunately for Badlands Ministries,
Fred caught "Camp Fever" and was not just
content with the septic system and buildings he
built. These past few years he has been willing
and able to do more at no charge, including
working last month to resurface all our roads,
build a new road to our renovated lodge, and
build a new parking lot for the lodge. Fred
spent over 200 hours on these projects, and his
company logged in an additional 1,239 hours.
Around 145 loads of scoria was hauled in (most
donated by Allen Richards), and it took 8,400
yards of dirt to make the road and parking area.
Fred did much of this work himself,
and some of it was even a bit dangerous at
times. As Fred tells it: "The amount of fill we
needed to build a nice road required stripping
dirt from the northeast butte benching from the
top to the bottom. I had a couple of scraper
slides that kind of elevated my blood pressure!"
We are grateful for Fred Tooz and Tooz
Construction, and for all those who have given
and continue to give their time, talents, and
resources to Badlands Ministries. Perhaps the
reason Badlands Ministries is so contagious to
so many is because it is but a small glimpse of
what God has in store for all those he has saved
through Christ by his grace and love. Who does
not want to re-connect with God in fresh and
meaningful ways? There is no shame in
contracting "Camp Fever," and fortunately,
there is no cure.
Site Usage Update
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hey are coming back! A family that had a reunion at
camp in 2012 has just scheduled a date to return in 2014.
How exciting that they want to return to our beautiful
site. We also had two families requesting the site for their
family’s Thanksgiving. We tried to accommodate both, but it
just didn't work out. The Retreat Center has been and continues
to be a busy place. It is so rewarding to be able to participate in
the various activities that are taking place here.
Of the 11 weddings, 4 of them used the retreat center to
accommodate family and guests. One wedding was actually
even held in our retreat center. Adult activities include ministry
groups, a marriage retreat, a week long class sponsored by our
synod, the Fish & Game 'Becoming an Outdoor Woman'
Retreat, and a couple of men's retreats. Search and other youth
groups continue to use the center as well.
There were eight family reunions in 2013, and we
already have six reunions and six weddings already scheduled
for 2014! In March we will again host the regional Seven Day
Adventists Men's Group. We will also be hosting a large Boy
Scout camp out, a Lions youth camp, and a National Guard
group next summer. We look forward to hosting the returning
groups as well as those who are newcomers to the camp.
The blessings continue to flow; one of our occasional
guests volunteered to do some roofing! Thanks to him
and family members we have a new roof on one of the
cabins. Our fall Holiday Crafting Retreat found us
missing Nathan but thoroughly enjoying our new
program director, Christina. Everyone had a great
time and some projects were even completed! The
next crafting retreats are scheduled for February and
April. Check the Badlands Ministries web calendar
for exact dates. Badlands Ministries continues to
inspire and bless me as well as our guests. The camp is
truly a blessing as it continues to witness to the power
and love of our Savior Jesus Christ in the lives of
those who work and visit here.
The Sander Family Mini-Reunion over the
Thanksgiving Holiday had 11 kids under the age of 7!
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Introducing Carter Blend
Our New Part-time Marketing
Director
Badlands
Ministries High
Tech Face Lift
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alling North Dakota home for my entire 24 years of
existence, I was born in Minot and soon moved to
Hettinger where I grew up and graduated high school. I
returned to my birth place for a year and a half of college before
transferring to The Art Institute's of Pittsburg - Online. I found
myself planted back in southwest North Dakota while working
on my degree in Graphic Design. It's at this point in my life that I
received my first taste of the sweet nectar that is Badlands
Ministries.
Having never been a camper or involved with the camp,
it wasn't long before I found my home beyond home. Working as
summer staff for the past 4 years, this will be my first year
working part time year round as the Marketing Director. I also
work as the lead graphic designer for Sure Sign (a local
Dickinson sign and graphics business).
Helping other individuals grow in their faith and life is
just one of my many passions. Music, art, and creativity plays a
big role in my day-to-day activities. The camp has been such a
blessing to me, giving me the opportunity and avenue to express
these passions. Having been called to be the Marketing Director,
I have the privilege to encourage others to come and take in the
unforgettable and life changing experience that Badlands
Ministries offers.
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echnology has never blossomed more
than it is in today's society. With
advancements in web, social media, and
the like, we have so much potential at our
fingertips.
Badlands Ministries website
(badlandsministries.org) is going through a
digital facelift. By January 2014, our plan is to
have a new, improved, and more functional
online presence for Badlands Ministries in
place.
The fun doesn't stop there! We will be
branching out through social media avenues as
well. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and
vertical response emailing are just a few of the
many tools that we will be putting to use in
order to try to get the word out about the fun and
exciting events that are taking place at camp.
If you wish to stay up to date on
everything that is Badlands Ministries, like our
Facebook page, follow us on Twitter and
Instagram, and sign up for our email updates.
Fall Event Recap
by Belinda Urlacher, Chairperson
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t's hard to believe that another Fall Event has come and gone. I want to
thank our committee members, as well as those who helped with the details
or supplied some much needed new ideas. Thank you, Lola Fong, Sherry
Ziemann, Patti Curran, LaRae Tschetter, Deb Rodne, and Donna Sandvik. We
appreciate your help and know your dedication and commitment to the camp
Lebanon Lutheran Ladies serving up lefse.
aided our success.
Special auction items this year included beautiful quilts, beef packages donated by Mrnak Ranch and Flying J
Ranch, and artwork from local artists Chris Fulton, Marsha Lehmann, and Sarah Snavely. Other generous donations
included gift packages, gift baskets, and services from the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation, Eagles Ridge
Lodge, the AmericInn of Medora, Circle C Gallery & Gifts, Todd Old Time Photo Shoot, Hidden Java Springs, ND
Cowboy Hall of Fame, Buffalo Gap Stitches, Cedar Canyon Spa, and Frankie's Westside Conoco. Many smaller items
also went very well. Thank you to all the ladies who brought pies and made our pie auction, once again, a success, and
everyone who contributed this year. All of the donations were beautiful and greatly appreciated.
Attendance was down, but we still managed to raise quite a bit of money. Again, a big thank you to the crowd
because items went well beyond what we expected! I would also like to give a big thanks to those who helped on
Sunday; it could never have been done without your help. The crowd was great, the food was great, and the money
raised was fantastic...a total of $31,329.56!
We could not do what we do if it were not for all of you who “show up” for the event and contribute your time
and money to help the camp this day and throughout the year. So on behalf of the Fall Event committee, I would like to
say thank you for your continued support, both financially and with your time and talents. See you next year!
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Summer Recap: Badlands Ministries- Helping Keep Faith Alive in 2013
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he summer camping season of 2013 saw yet another record number of campers. Badlands Ministries was blessed to minister to
1,322 total campers this year. Both returning and new campers visited us in Medora, and our staff took our Day Camp program
to 15 communities over the course of the summer. All participants learned how to keep their faith alive by reading the Bible,
praying, serving others, and worshiping God. They focused all these aspects around love, based on our theme verse which came
from 1 Corinthians 16:14 saying “Let all you do be done in love.”
Badlands Ministries also helped share the love by collecting school supplies
for students in south western North Dakota. A HUGE thank you goes out to all of
YOU for your contributions; we were able to deliver two car-loads of supplies to
Consolidated in Dickinson, where the items were sorted and delivered to those who
needed them the most!
Two new, family-based programs were offered in 2013, Family Trailblazers and
Grandparent Camp. We were blessed to have Grandparents, grandchildren, cousins,
siblings, and parents all have an opportunity to spend time together and to spend
time with us!
As always, the
summer staff made this all
possible. The 25 young adults
who spent countless hours
sharing Christ's message and
love to all they met are the
individuals who make a real
impact in our ministry. We
couldn't do it without them
and are blessed they have
shared their faith, their time,
and their amazing gifts with
Badlands Ministries.
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Site Update
The Lodge
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Above: Lodge back
in use. Right: A Blue
Grass band playing
at the Love the
Lodge party.
hanks to Fred Tooz and Tooz Construction, we have a beautiful new road
and parking lot so people can get to and use our beautiful renovated
historic lodge! We will have an official celebration this spring, but we are
already taking reservations to rent this unique building
for weddings, family reunions, ministry retreats, and
more.
We are grateful to Duane Thorsteinson, his crew,
and the many dedicated local volunteers who worked so
hard to make this happen, including Kenny and Mary
Abrahamson and Dave Curran. The "Love the Lodge"
crew had a party to celebrate the lodge's completion this
October that included some grilled burgers, a live blue
grass band, and some dancing. It was wonderful to see
new life in the old lodge once again!
Cabin Renovations
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hree of the cabins are finished on the inside complete with new windows,
an ac/heating unit, new flooring, new vanities, an added shower in each,
new furniture (queen bed, bunk bed, dresser, night stand, armoire, etc) and
furnishings. These cabins are now as nice as the rooms in our retreat center!
We are now finishing up the outside of these cabins with new siding and
shingles. Thanks to Leonard Fischer of Amidon, we already have a new roof on
New queen sized bed,
one of the cabins. Our Site Manager Bernie will continue to work with staff and
twin bunk bed (above),
volunteers to finish the outside of these cabins as weather permits. We are
vanity and shower (right)
especially thankful for the volunteer help thus far of Steve Foss, Andy Prociw,
added to each cabin.
Duane Wamre, Jesse Urlacher, Mike Eichmiller, and Ken Hart.
We have the funds in place to renovate the final two cabins and will begin
that process this winter. If you are interested in volunteering, please call our Site Manager Bernie Kordonowy at 701-590-9227.
Future Projects:
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hanks to the generosity of the St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church of Dickinson's Trust Fund, we have $25,000 pledged
towards capital improvement projects. We are working hard to raise an additional $45,000 so that we can begin building a
maintenance building as soon as possible. At this time, we have plans for other needed projects as well, but we are waiting for
funding. These include relocating our high ropes course next to the lodge ($27,500), building play ground equipment for children
($18,000), and possibly converting our tent platforms into seasonal cabins.
Work on these projects cannot begin until we have the money for them in advance, so fundraising efforts are underway. If you
are able to help fund any of these projects, please call Director Brent Seaks at 701-290-6973.
Left: Playground
equipment like this
is needed by the
retreat center.
Center: Our high ropes
course needs to be moved
out of the flood zone.
Far right: Our current
maintenance building
was hit hard in the
flood of 2011.
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Recent Events Recap
Public Christ Hike: August 7th
The summer staff of 2013 did an excellent job of portraying Passion of Christ in our annual Public Christ hike. Nearly
20 people came out for the event to walk through the last week of Jesus' life on earth and to remember the forgiveness
we have been granted through the sacrifice of our Savior and Lord.
Family Day & Chuck Suchy Concert: August 11th
Starting on a Friday evening, four families came out for Family Weekend and had the opportunity to sing songs, play
games, worship, and roast s'mores. On Saturday, around 50 people gathered for a concert performance by Chuck
Suchy! Families, friends, and new friends tapped their toes to the wonderful folk artist's guitar picking and accordion
playing! The Mandan native charmed us all with his tunes and stories about life in North Dakota.
Confirmation Retreat: October 5th-6h
On a beautiful fall weekend, Confirmation
students from around the area came out to
the camp to dig deeper into the Ten
Commandments, play Gaga ball, worship,
and build faithful relationships with one
another. We are grateful for this awesome
crew as they helped the camp prepare for
winter by moving benches into storage and
picking up tree branches!
Fall Festival: October 19th
Pumpkin carving and pumpkin painting,
wagon rides, caramel apples, and fall
themed crafts were all a part of this
delightful afternoon. It was a blast
enjoying the sounds and smells of the
season!
Confirmation Youth
Holiday Crafting Retreat: Nov. 22nd-24th
The first signs of wintery snow and cold sure didn't
stop 15 creative ladies from completing their
projects! Like a crafting family reunion, they came
together to quilt, scrapbook, knit, crochet, eat
delicious food, and receive massages from the
ladies at Cedar Canyon Spa. It was a perfect
weekend for creative spirits to unite and faith filled
conversations to be had. It is a good thing events
like this happen three times a year! Look for
upcoming crafting retreats if this sounds like a
good time to you!
Holiday Baking Retreat: December 6th – 8th
Ladies came together this weekend to spend some
time in warm kitchens and in warm conversation. It
was a weekend full of baking holiday treats,
relaxation, good fun and great fellowship!
Fall Festival
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Advent-ure Retreat: December 7th
An energetic group of youth, 3rd through 6th grade, came out to
the camp to learn more about the season of Advent. They played
games, had a Bible Study, made ornaments, and went on an
Adventure Scavenger Hunt around camp. It was sure chilly, but
the journey to Bethlehem is ALWAYS worth it!
Women of the November Crafting Retreat.
Christmas Choir and Hymn Sing: December 8th
Another successful, annual Christmas event! Choirs and
ensembles from the area shared a gift of music, and all
participants snacked on delicious baked goods and joined voices
in the hymn sing. The afternoon of music was a great way to
prepare our hearts for the true reason of the season!
Upcoming Events
Winter Crafting Retreat: February 20th-24th
Do you enjoy crafting? Do you enjoy being pampered with delightful meals and professional massages? Do
you enjoy a weekend away in the beautiful badlands? Then you might be interested in our crafting retreat! It
is a weekend filled with relaxation, plenty of time for finishing your latest projects, and for fellowship and
devotions. And NEW for this retreat: extended crafting time! Come in Thursday evening and enjoy an
additional day of creativity and productivity!
Marriage Retreat: March 21st – 23rd
Spend a weekend with your significant other growing closer to God and one another! Join other couples in
celebrating the beauties of married life! Talk about the most important aspects of a loving and lasting
marriage: Love, trust, commitment, communication, humor, and teamwork! Enjoy our beautiful
accommodations, delectable meals, new and old friends, and time spent away from distractions and with
each other. Couples of all ages are encouraged to be a part of this rewarding weekend.
Hammering Out Faith with Dad: April 4th – 5th
A perfect opportunity for Dad to share quality time with his child! Together the two will build a Faith Chest
and journey through fun devotions. Fathers will learn what it means to be an “anchor” in the family and the
boys and girls will spend time just being kids! This event is geared towards dads with children between ages 7
and 12 and will be fulfilling for the whole family!
Artistic Women's Retreat: April 24th- 27th
What a perfect time of year for the creative juices to be flowing! The flowers are blooming, the snow has
melted, and we are gathering for yet another crafting retreat. Come experience springtime in the Badlands
and a join a community of artistic people. Enjoy four days full of great food and lovely accommodations, as
well as rejuvenating massages and time for prayer and spiritual renewal. Crafters of all sorts are encouraged
to attend!
Summer 2014
Badlands Ministries' 2014 activity brochure is on the way! Look forward to seeing the traditional weeks of
summer camp, as well as brand spanking new programs such as a servant trip for high school youth, and both
a music week and a swim week for younger campers. Also new for the upcoming year is a steal of a deal:
Bring a NEW friend to camp with you and you each will receive one-third off the cost of camp for the week!
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Visit, Volunteer, Serve
Visit
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e would love for you to come and see our beautiful
site. Call us in advance to set up a time for an official
tour. If you just happen to be in town and wish to
drop by, please do. Just stop by our office located in the church,
and would be happy to show you around.
Volunteer
2013 Board of Directors
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n addition to being generous financial supporters of the
camp, Solveig Swendseid and her husband Frank Porter
have spent some time the past three summers living at camp
and working as volunteers. We really appreciate their ongoing
support, hard work, and dedication to Badlands Ministries.
Might you consider sharing your gifts and talents with
us as well? We always could use an extra hand, and we have
many projects around the site where volunteer assistance is
needed. Please call us at 701-623-4332 if you would like more
information about serving as a volunteer for Badlands
Ministries.
Frank and Solveig touching up the rocking chairs.
Fall Work Day volunteers from St. John
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Serve
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adlands Ministries has a 12 person Board of Directors,
made up of volunteers from our member congregations.
Our board meets 6 times each year to take care of the
business of overseeing and managing the camp. In order to carry
our mission forward, we also rely on teams of volunteers willing
to serve to help us is six key areas: Financial Oversight, Fiscal
Development, Facilities, Program, Personnel & Board
Development, and Communication & Outreach. Each of these
ministry teams meets a few times a year to assist staff in
reaching the goals of the Strategic Plan.
We are always looking for new folks to serve on these
ministry teams and our board. Would you be willing to use your
gifts and serve? If so, please contact the camp office at 701623-4332. Don't be that guy in the Bible that buries his talent in
the dirt... Jesus does not speak too favorably about that guy.
A special thanks to Todd Otto and Rick Tabert of
Dickinson for just completing their second term on the
Badlands Ministries Board of Directors. They are both served
with great dedication and enthusiasm and will be missed. Our
new board members for 2014 include Roger Gartner of
Dickinson, retired Pastor Jerry Erickson of Amidon, and Angie
Shilman of Dickinson.
Support Badlands Ministries through Thrivent
Thrivent Choice Dollars and
Community Action Teams
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n case you did not know, Thrivent Financial is a not-forprofit company that offers financial services to all people.
It is a big company that helps folks with their retirement
planning, insurance needs, and it also supports all kinds of
charitable institutions including Badlands Ministries.
We have been blessed to receive funding from Thrivent
Financial over the past several years through many different
programs. Last year, we received $17,000 from Thrivent
Financial, including $12,971 through the Thrivent Choice
Program. While we are greatly appreciative to Thrivent
Financial for providing people with options that will benefit
Badlands Ministries, the funding does not happen without you!
Right now, there are two programs available to
Thrivent members that can benefit Badlands Ministries:
Community Action Teams and Thrivent Choice Program.
Here's how to do it by phone:
1. Call 1-800-THRIVENT (1-800-847-4836) and
state "Thrivent Choice."
2. State Choice Dollars when prompted.
3. Press 1 to direct Choice Dollars.
4. Enter or speak your social security number or
Thrivent ID number.
5. Your call will then be transferred to an operator for
completion.
6.Our Organization Name is listed as:
“Badlands Ministries"
Here's how to do it online:
1. Log on to www.thrivent.com
2. Sign in with your username and password or
register for an account.
3. Once you have registered and signed in, select the
“Direct Choice Dollars” button for Thrivent
Choice in the right hand side.
4. In the middle of the next page, type in “Badlands
Ministries” in the “Organization Name” box, leave
“City” blank, and click search.
5. Next to our name (listed as Badlands Ministries),
click the “Direct Now” button. You will be able to
assign all or part of your choice dollars to the
camp.
6. Click the “submit” button and your Thrivent
Choice Dollars will be sent to Badlands Ministries.
Community Action Teams
As of now, our area is a trial area for new Community
Action Teams. Each year every Thrivent Member can apply online for funding for two community action projects. If approved,
Thrivent will send that member up to $250 to be used for that
project. This replaces the current model in which Thrivent area
chapters designate funds.
Badlands Ministries holds several work days, events,
and fund raisers that would qualify for such funds. If you are a
Thrivent Member and interested in requesting funds online to
help with one of these, please contact the camp.
Thrivent Choice Program
Thrivent Choice lets you recommend where some of
Thrivent 's charitable outreach funds go by directing Choice
Dollars. Eligible members are designated Choice Dollars,
based on insurance premiums, contract values, and Thrivent
Financial volunteer leadership. Choice Dollars can be directed
to qualifying organizations you prefer nationwide such as
Badlands Ministries or even your local congregation. Members
can no longer make a choice to automatically direct their Choice
Dollars to the same organization every year. Instead, members
must select where they want their Choice Dollars to go each and
every year. If no choice is selected, the Choice Dollars are lost.
Recurring Thrivent Dollar designation is no longer an
option. In order for Badlands Ministries to receive your
Thrivent Choice Dollars, you'll need to make the designation
each and every year. We'll help you remember to do so.
Thanks!
Please call the camp office at 701-623-4332 with any
questions. We are grateful for your support!
But the angel said to them, ‘Do not be afraid; for see—I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the
people: to you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is the Messiah, the Christ the Lord. This will
be a sign for you: you will find a child wrapped in bands of cloth and lying in a manger.’ And suddenly there
was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host, praising God and saying, ‘Glory to God in the highest
heaven, and on earth peace among those whom he favours!’ Luke 2:10-14
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14th Annual Badlands Ministries
Golf Tournament
Thank you to our sponsors; without your support this
event would not have been possible!
$1,000-$600 Sponsors:
Edward Schwartz Construction, Inc- New England
Eyewear Concepts- Dickinson
First State Bank- Beach, Medora, Golva Beach
Fisher Industries- Dickinson
Great Plains National Bank- Belfield
MBI Energy Services- Belfield
Parkway Ford, Lincoln, Mercury- Dickinson
Pump Systems- Dickinson
Roger Myers- Bismarck
Tooz Construction- Dickinson
$300 Sponsors:
American Bank Center- Dickinson
Bosch Lumber- Dickinson
Brosz Engineering,Inc- Bowman
Clinic Pharmacy, Inc. & Medicine Shoppe- Dickinson
Dakota Western Bank- Bowman
Edward Jones- Dickinson
Kadrmas Lee & Jackson,Inc- Dickinson
Kohler Communcations- Dickinson
Kulseth-Krebsbach Funeral Home- Bowman
Ladbury Funeral Service- Dickinson
Lutheran Trust- Fergus Falls
Midstate Telephone- Stanley
Morland Financial Services- Bowman
Northern Bottling Co. Pepsi- Dickinson
Optimist Club- Dickinson
Parke Management Service, Inc- Dickinson
Pifer's Auctioneers- Bowman
Qualtiy Quick Print- Dickinson
The Dickinson Press & Advertiser- Dickinson
West River Health Services- Dickinson
Misc.Sponsors
Consolidated Telcom- Dickinson
Dennis W. Johnson- Dickinson
Dickinson Ready Mix Co- Dickinson
Midwest Doors- Dickinson
Muriel Hurt- South Heart
State Farm Insurance- Dickinson
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In Kind Donations
Baker Boy- Dickinson
Bully Pulpit Golf Course- Medora
The Dickinson Press & Advertiser- Dickinson
Western Fire & Safety- Dickinson
thank you for your
continued support
Memorial Gifts
5/18/13-11/25/13
In loving memory of:
Leaving a Legacy
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n 2013, Badlands Ministries was blessed
to receive gifts from the estates of
Evelyn Olson, Martha Monke, Grace
Voss, and Rodney Thompson. We are
grateful for these generous gifts and wish to
thank all those in advance who have
graciously included Badlands Ministries in
their estate planning.
Trust Fund
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adlands Ministries has both a
Qualified Endowment Fund
($10,000) and a new Badlands
Ministries Trust Fund ($20,000) in place.
Gifts to these trust funds help ensure the
future of our important ministry. We will
work hard to grow these funds in the years
ahead.
Giving Clubs
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o help promote giving towards
Badlands Ministries on a regular
basis, we have modified and
reestablished the Pathfinder's Giving Club
and have also added a Little Missouri
Society Giving Club. The Pathfinder Club
starts at $250 per year annually and has
different giving levels up to $2,500. The
Little Missouri Society begins at $2,500 and
goes up from there. We have new brochures
available that explain each giving club in
greater detail. If you have not received one
yet in the mail and would like to, please let us
know. We hope you will consider joining one
of these clubs to provide needed consistent
financial support for our ministry.
Roy Aasen
Grant, Edna, & Luke Paulson
Helen Anderson
Joyce Fossum
Lyle and Bonnie Narum
Harold & Delores Schuh
Marshall Bergerud
Edward and Alice Darwin
Reinhard & Sherlene Hauck
Ken and Patty Oelke
Charles (Charlie) Bice
Margaret Bandle
Hollace Bice
John and Fern Combs
Rueben and Phyllis Knutson
Herbert Bohlman
Iola Dubisar
Jerry and Carolyn Erickson
Margret Ann Bohnhoff
Fern Belland
Joseph Bohlman
Iola Dubisar
Richard & Elaine Hegge
Leon & Catherine Monke
Harold and Linda Narum
Violet Olson Trust
Lois Stafford
Krispy Zueger & Family
Al Bolte
Reuben and Charlotte Pladsen
Joseph and Joy Naico
Gail and Tom Nordberg
Leslie Braaten
Dan & Dawn Boxrud
LeAnn & Scott Fitch
Pauline Olson
Irene Buckman
Holger & Marion Johnson
Harold & Judy Kubischta
Peter and Betty Malkowski
C.C. and Barbara Thompson
Katherine Buckman
Rebecca O'Neal
Charlie Carlson
Myrna Farstveet
Mary Lou Carroll
Roger and Peggy Fadness
Clara Christianson
Page 11
Melzar Davis
Ardyn Mattson
Keith Demarais
Dan & Dawn Boxrud
Joseph Dingfelder
Doris Domagala
Jack Ziemann
Dennis Eckmann
Odell Sabe
JoAnn Egly
Carey Eisenbraun
Peggy Benz
LeNae Ellison
Laurine Engel
Iola Dubisar
Elenor Erickson
Dan & Dawn Boxrud
Tyler Fischer
Kenneth and Deanna Heinrich
Melvin and Linda Siverson
Bernice Fisher
Ileene Nodland
Adair Flatness
Charles Frank
Ferne Freitag
Dennis Fritz
Howard and Ila Perhus
Dorothy Galyen
Margaret Bandle
Oscar and Lorene Stohler
Blanche Garland
Vickie Johnson
Wendy Germann
Margaret Bandle
Roger Getz
Ruth Gilkison
Lois Krueger
Keith & Linda Perhus
Charlene Thomas
Memorial Gifts continued
Eva Gjermundson
Olga Lingle
Clara Paulson
June Rambousek
Sven & Eva Gjermundson
Bill and Sylvia Wendland
Josh Gregory
Bruce and Mary Baer
Debby Grenz
Lyle and Darlyne Brudvig
LeRoy Grosz
Jack Ziemann
Lois Gullickson
John and Joan Enger
Jean Guy
Myrna Farstveet
Former Governor Wm. L. Guy
Myrna Farstveet
Inger C. Hagen
Dr. Joe & Dr. Kim Callahan
Doug & Jeanniene Rakowski
William (Bill) Rakowski
Kirk & Janelle Swanson
Carmen S. Hay
Joyce and Ken Westrum
Tony Heck
Bruce and Mary Baer
Audrey Hecker
Tim Hecker
Selma Hedman
Lois Stafford
Lennis & Linda Erickson
Pam Hodnefield
Gene & Lorie Johnson
Leonard Hoenke
Jim Howe
Dan & Dawn Boxrud
Dylan Jahner
Dan & Dawn Boxrud
Cheryl Johannes
Marian and Herbert Chrudimsky
Agnes Johnson
Bill "Fidlin" Johnson
Myrna Farstveet
Inez Johnson
Mavis Bautz
Dora Johnson
Dennis and Sara Beyer
John and Joan Enger
Leroy & Donna Olson
Odell Sabe
Carole Smolnikar
Lowell Jones
Peggy Justesen
Alvin and Marjorie Farstveet
Mamie Kelling
Margaret Bandle
John and Fern Combs
Harold Kelner
Duane & Shannon Bowman
Ted & Leann Dilse
Kenneth and Genevieve Fisher
Lorraine Flath
Neal & Ila Kelner
Ruth Kline
Marlene Mrnak
Wayne & Sharon Narum
Beverly Olson
Alice Pierce
Peggy & Keith Pierce
Odell Sabe
Brent and Kristin Seaks
Lois Stafford
Paul & Vicky Swanson & Family
Mary Teske
Wayne & Gail Weishaar
Betty & Russ Werth
Jack Ziemann
Inga Kelner
Zane & Bonnie Anderson
Ted & Leann Dilse
Lorraine Flath
Ruth Kline
Donna Pretzer
Odell Sabe
Brent & Kristin Seaks
Lois Stafford
Marjorie Torpen
Jack Ziemann
Ralph Kessel
Bruce and Mary Baer
Howard Kitchen
Joan Kittleson
Ardyn Mattson
Magdelene Knopik
Bruce and Mary Baer
Mary Knudson
Bruce and Mary Baer
Stella May Kordonowy
Richard (Rick) Krebsbach
Lorraine Flath
Joyce Fossum
Marlene Mrnak
Odell Sabe
Dave & Tana Smolnikar
Lois Stafford
Jack Ziemann
Ludwig Kromarek
Russell Kunze
Syneva Arithson
Mavis Bautz
Jack Ziemann
Sharon Lardy
Christine Finneman
Roger & Cordella Thompson
Andrew M. Lindbo
LaRae Tschetter
Lavern "Ole" Linnell
Margaret Bandle
Peggy Benz
John and Fern Combs
Ardyn Mattson
Edward Lothspeich
Bruce and Mary Baer
Darrel Magnuson
Odell Sabe
Ray Malkowski
Bruce and Mary Baer
Darlene McLaughin
Dean McNee
Bruce and Mary Baer
Roy Mellmer
Richard & Lois Schwartz
Pete Mesling
Rick & Linda Stoveland
Mary Lou Mollman
Curtis Molm
Duane and Karen Davis
Leona Nagel
Ilabelle Nelson
Odell Sabe
Vivian "Sis" Nichols
Leroy & Donna Olson
Carole Smolnikar
Johanna Njos
Page 12
Berdina "Toots" Nordgren
Syneva Arithson
Lorraine Flath
Marlene Mrnak
Betty Peterson
Carole Smolnikar
Francis "Lulubelle" Olson
Wayne and Debby Brock
Marilyn Olson
Syneva Arithson
M.Pete & Lori Erickson
Jean Feist
Judith Green
Mary Juntunen
Marlene Mrnak
Betty Peterson
Reuben & Charlotte Pladsen
Holly & Judy Pond
Carole Smolnikar
Jack Ziemann
Martha Ottmar
Lois Stafford
Beverly Pedersen
Thomas & Nona Muckle
Gene Pelton
Paul and Beryl Dinkins
Peggy Benz
Myrtice "Myrt" Perkins
Marlene Mrnak
Odell Sabe
Lois Stafford
Marlene Peterson
Syneva Arithson
Leona Brewer
David & Leona Ensign
Neil & Rosalie Krinke
Marlene Mrnak
Jan & Rick Mynas
Dale & Merlene Palczewski
De Nell Peterson
Vernon Peterson
Michael & Sharon Rice
Wanda & Lou Rose
Odell Sabe
Karla Schmidt
Lois Stafford
Cleve & Brenda Teske
Norma Peterson
Mavis Bautz
Joseph Bohlman
Ralph Pletan
Adeline Thompson
Stan Pope
Lorraine Flath
Odell Sabe
Jack Ziemann
Tony Reisenauer
Conald & Donna Havelka
John Resell
Don Richard
Bruce and Mary Baer
Eleanore Richard
Bruce and Mary Baer
Paulette Dorval
Elaine Roth
Bruce and Mary Baer
Gilmar Rotvold
Gilmar and Arline Rotvold
Sharon & Dewey Holder
Arlo Safratowich
Bruce and Mary Baer
Lyle Sander
David and Kay Anderson
Syneva Arithson
Donald & Amanda Baumberger
Roger & Susan Berglund
Randy Buck
Bev Burghduff
Daniel Carroll
Polly Davis
Jean Feist
Lorraine Flath
Richard & Bonita Frederick
Dustin Gundlach
Jerry & Sharon Jones
Beth Kilsdonk
Brad Lecoe
Marlene Mrnak
Gerald Patman
Betty Peterson
Launa Quenzer
Josh Rehm
Zack Rehm
Odell Sabe
Coleen Sander
Leland & Ilene Sather
Jeff Teague
Aaron Warner
James & Ruthie White
Jack Ziemann
Alan Sather
Margaret Bandle
Odell Sabe
Jack Ziemann
James E. Schiwal
Robert Schlenvogt
Iola Dubisar
Kay Kuske
Joanie Smith
Ardyn Mattson
Rose Steffan
Renee & Rodney Kostelecky
Patsy Steiner
Bruce and Mary Baer
Clifford Swanson
Beverly Olson
Erlis Swenson
Jean Feist
Kim Paulson
Emma Tabert
Bryan & Jeanine Clendenen
Rick Tabert
Rodney J. Thompson
Gary & Diane Carson
Sherlene & Reinhard Hauck
Larry and Janene Knudsvig
Dale Nabben
Ken and Patty Oelke
Clive & Patricia Pelton
William Tomchuk
Ernest Trampe
Ileene Nodland
Ken and Patty Oelke
Eunice Sahr
Adeline Thompson
Jeff Urban
Bruce and Mary Baer
Marcella Urness
Bruce Verhulst
Bert and Debra Patterson
Odell Sabe
Beatrice Walter
Eleanore Farstveet Ward
Sharon Farstveet Dietz
Ellef Farstveet
Myrna Farstveet
Bart & Kay Fisher
John & Connie Hollstein
Dick and Marge Mosser
Randall and Sue Mosser
Jane & Dick Newton,Sr.
Marcus Wax
Joseph Bohlman
Val Jo Webster
Bruce and Mary Baer
Shirley Weeks
Clarence & Frances Wendland
David West
Lida Wilson
Odell Sabe
Lois Stafford
Todd Wood
Operating Fund Donations
5/1/13-11/25/13
Corporate Church Contributors
American Lutheran Church Baker
Bowman Lutheran Church
Bowman
First Lutheran Church Beach
Hettinger Lutheran Church
Hettinger
Marshall Lutheran Church
Marshall
Normanna Lutheran Church
Dunn Center
Our Redeemer's Lutheran
Church New England
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Halliday
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Reeder
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
Dickinson
Peace Lutheran Church Scranton
St. John Lutheran Church
Dickinson
St. John's Lutheran Church Haley
Zion Lutheran Church Regent
Generous Groups
Bowman/Scranton
In honor of:
Bethany Lutheran Church
Russell Murphy
Women Rhame
Ice Systems Inc.
Bowman Lutheran WELCA
Our Father for Father's Day:
Bowman
Berdien Kling
Bucyrus WELCA Hettinger
Doris & Gerald Riemer
Calvary Lutheran Endowment
Frank Riemer
Lemmon
Doris & Gerald Riemer
Daglum Lutheran Ladies
Esther Sobak's 100th Birthday Dickinson
Margaret Bandle
First Lutheran WELCA Beach
John and Fern Combs
First Lutheran WELCA Rhame
Marlene Mrnak's 80th Birthday Hettinger Lutheran Trust Fund
Hettinger
Pastor Galen Strand's years of Marshall Lutheran Sunday
Ministry in Western ND
School Marshall
Peace Lutheran Church/Scranton Normanna WELCA Dunn Center
Ministry & Retirement of Galen Our Redeemers Lutheran Men
& Suzanne Strand
New England
Our Redeemer's Lutheran
The Retirement of Pastor Galen Women New England
Strand
Our Savior's WELCA Reeder
St. John Lutheran Church School
Pastor Galen Strand's
Dickinson
Retirement
St. John Lutheran Circle 6
Dickinson
David & Leone Ensign's 50th
St. John Quilters Dickinson
Anniversary
St. John's Fellowship Quilters
Killdeer
Doug & Jeanniene Rakowski's St. John's Lutheran Church
50th Wedding Anniversary
Women Haley
Ronald and Helen Ostby
Megan (Naico) & Travis Teske
Wedding Sept. 28, 2013
Page 13
Other Generous Groups
Coalition of Charitable
Organizations
Thrivent Financial
Thrivent Gift Multiplier
Bethlehem Lutheran Women of
the ELCA
Diocese of Bismarck
WND Synod Assembly
WND Women of ELCA
Donations to Operating Fund
1/1/2013-11/25/2013
$11,000-$5000
Wayne and Gaye Sander
John & Shirley Swanson
Solveig Swenseid
$4,999-$1,000
Deeann Baertsch
Chad & Angie Boehm
Margaret Boyce
In-Kind Donations
Lester and Caroline Buckman
May 2013-November 2013
Ted & Leann Dilse
Leroy Hansen
Jon and Gisela Hodnefield
Tooz Construction
Neil and Patricia Hofland
Road to Lodge, Parking lot for
Lodge, and scoria for all camp
Alyce Larkin
roads
Todd & Sonnie Otto
Kristal Fields
Stamps & Marshmallow Roasters Marilyn Oyhus
Oscar and Lorene Stohler
Leonard Fischer
Marcella Storseth
Materials and labor to shingle a
Robert Strommen
cabin
Lawrence Ulsaker
Steve Foss
Alvina Varner
Donation of supplies for Staff
Timothy & Sonita Wegner
Cabin renovation
Rodney and Verna Wolf
Inga Kelner
2002 Mercury Grand Marquis LS $999-$500
Bruce and Mary Baer
Phyllis Knutson
Joseph Bohlman
60 W light bulbs and roll of
Jeff and Paulette Clements
stamps
Barbara Danks & Jacobs Family
Chris Moe
Canteen and Program Supplies
Palmer Nelson
Kim and Laurie Entze
Chain Saw, Leaf Blower, Weed
Kristal Fields
Eater
Lola Fong
Ken & Barb Newton
Carolyn Giannantonio
Case of Honey
Fisher Industries
Cynthia Blake-White Butte
Willis Johnson
Trading Post
Hats and other items for costume Bernard and Cynthia Kordonowy
Irene Loeffelbein
closet
Kevin and Susan Moberg
Allan Richards
Marlene Mrnak
2000 yds of Scoria
Carole Smolnikar
Rodney & Maxine Nibbe
Crockpot for Retreat Kitchen &
Trash Cans for Lodge
Mark & Linda Nygard
Duane Wamre
Leroy & Donna Olson
Enlargement Print of Camp
Ronald and Helen Ostby
Ryan & Rene Zimmerman
Dale Oyhus
Donation for Sharpie, Skewers,
Scissors, Light Bulbs, & Stamps Vernon Peterson
Ella Pladsen
Kenny & Mary Abrahamson
Odell Sabe
Flatbed Wagon for Hay Rides
Coleen Sander
Jill Seaks
Help with Staff Cabin
Jay & Joan Spethman
Renovation
Adeline Thompson
Leonard Fischer
Steve Foss
Jack Ziemann
Ken Hart
Ryan and Rene Zimmermann
Duane Wamre
$499-$100
Dorothy Aasen
Syneva Arithson
Margaret Bandle
Summit National Bank
David & Sharon Bliss
Ron and Judy Bock
Joel & Cindy Bosch
Robert & Jean Boxrud
Dan & Dawn Boxrud
Leona Brewer
Renee & Randy Brown
Nola Brown
John & Teresa Buckman (Best
Energy,Inc.)
Beverly Buckmier
Lyle & Madelyn Burchill
Ralph Carlson
Allan's Decorating Center, Inc
Lawrence Chapman
Nathan and Emily Clements
Bosch Lumber Co., Inc
John and Fern Combs
Slope Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Joanne Dahl
Nicole Davidson
Duane and Karen Davis
Evelyn Dietz
Sharon Farstveet Dietz
Iola Dubisar
Vicki & Frank Eggleston
Brian & Desiree Elkin
John and Joan Enger
Joel and Vicki Erickson
Roberta Erickson
Bruce & Cynthia Erickson
Clarence Farber
Donald & Suzanne Feist
Lorraine Flath
Troy & Nicole Geiszler
John & Dee Dee Geving
Mike & Carrie Gibbs(Gibbs
Equipment)
Tammy Gilstad
Ruth Gress
Jean Guenther
Zola Hagen
Glenice and Dale Hansen
Larry Hanson
Lori Hanson
John & Connie Hollstein
Patricia Howard
Shawna Iglehart
Ice Systems Inc.
Parkway Ford Sales Inc.
Brian & Jane Jesperson
Clark and Carol Johnson
Dennis Johnson
Norman & Eunice Jones
Dell Roy Kalina
Bob and Alice Karn
Neal & Ila Kelner
Sheila Kennedy
Page 14
Bethol Knutson
Stan and Lori Koppinger
Eileen Kopren
Ilene Kowis
Maggie Krance
Aber & Shari Krinke
Daryl & Roberta Kudrna
Becky Kuss
Tim & Cheryl Lantz
Ronald Laqua
Helen & Elliot Lindbo
Olga Lingle
H-B Construction, LLC
Daniel and Kathleen Martindale
Ardyn Mattson
Dick and Marge Mosser
Randall and Sue Mosser
Jim & Donna Muckle
Ilabelle Nelson
Richard Newton,Sr.
Ileene Nodland
Sherri O'Brien
Ken and Patty Oelke (O'Kay
Electric)
Gordon & Marlene Olson
Pauline Olson
Violet Olson Trust
Howard and Barbara Olstad
James Pahlmeyer
Clive & Patricia Pelton
Richard & Susan Pelton
Betty Peterson
Pastor Mary Peterson
John & Linda Plaggemeyer
Robert Quam
Launa Quenzer
Doug & Jeanniene Rakowski
William(Bill) Rakowski
Lynette Rambousek
Cory and Heather Rathgeber
Atwood Family Reunion
Doris Riemer
Arnold and Vivian Rotering
Joan Samuelson
Olaf Sandvick
Dan & Donna Sandvik
Doug & Kay Schmidt
Kim & Jerry Schwartz
Randal & Kristi Schwartz
Brent and Kristin Seaks
The Buffalo Gap Gift Shop
George's Tire Shop, LTD
Shane and Jana Sickler
Phillip and Evelyn Siegle
Tracy & Dawn Sipma
Carole Smolnikar
Gaye and Michael Soehren
Lois Stafford
Kelly & Susie Stearns
Brice & Yvonne Stegner
Rick & Linda Stoveland
Dorothy Stump
Rick Tabert
Edith Teske
Rick & Karen Thompson
Roger & Cordella Thompson
Keith Fernsler & Naomi Thorson
Mary Mann Trust
LaRae Tschetter
Belinda & Dave Urlacher
Victoria Van Horn
James & Linda Wallace
John & Mildred Wegner
Tammy Wegner
Gerald & Mary Weinreis
Tom & Tammy Wilhelmi
Rodney and Verna Wolf
$99-$5
Donna Adam
Cecil and Jean Adams
Kim & Peggy Anderson
Zane & Bonnie Anderson
Grace Bach
Donald & Amanda Baumberger
Mavis Bautz
Fern Belland
Frank L. Benz
Peggy Benz
Kelly Berg
Roger & Susan Berglund
Hollace Bice
Linda Blank
Warren & Kathy Bock
Ted & Thelma Bohn
Duane & Shannon Bowman
Wayne and Debby Brock
Lyle and Darlyne Brudvig
Melody Buresh
Michele Burian
Dr. Joe & Dr. Kim Callahan
Gary & Diane Carson
Gail and Joel Childs
Marian and Herbert Chrudimsky
Patti Cochran
Stuart and Katie Dilse
Bob and Tracey Dolezal
Marlys & Bruce Dolezal
Naomi & Brian Dolyniuk
Douglas & Kathryn Donner
Paulette Dorval
Milo Dullum
Diane & Terry Dwelle
Dean and Lila Ellison
David & Leona Ensign
M.Pete & Lori Erickson
Ellef Farstveet
Myrna Farstveet
Rory & Stephanie Farstveet
Jean Feist
Christine Finneman
Bart & Kay Fisher
LeAnn & Scott Fitch
Claire & Tom Fitzgerald
Donald Flynn
Henrietta Fordahl
Joyce Fossum
Delores Galbreath
Lawrence & Lori Gangle
Jeff & Andrea Goetz
Phyllis & James Gould
Judith Green
G. Keith & Noel Gunderson
Paul & Candace Harron
Conald & Donna Havelka
Naomi Haye
Albert Hecker
Richard & Elaine Hegge
Kenneth and Deanna Heinrich
John and Becky Hild
Joshua & Christa Hodge
Sharon & Dewey Holder
Jake & Lori Holkup
Kenton & Bobby Jo Holle
V. R. Honeyman
Muriel & Floyd Hurt
Donald & Adele Idso
Betty Iglehart
Toni Jandt
Carol Johnson
Gene & Lorie Johnson
Holger & Marion Johnson
Vickie Johnson
Jerry & Sharon Jones
Mary Juntunen
Leota Jurgens
Michael & Martha Kelly
Patrick Kelly DDS
Neal & Ila Kelner
Ruth Kline
Renee & Rodney Kostelecky
Neil & Rosalie Krinke
Lois Krueger
Lois Kunze
Robert & Lois Kunze
Kay Kuske
Gary & Edna Lawhead
Sherry Libis
Margaret & Larry Marcusen
Doris Marsh
Kim and Mary Ann Marsh
Karen McConnell
Kristanne Mills
Guy and Sandra Moos
Thomas & Nona Muckle
Dale Nabben
Mardelle Nelson
Craig & Patti Newby
Dan & Kelly Obrigewitch
Jolene Obrigewitch
Madonna & Tim Oech
Margaret Olheiser
Beverly Olson
Wayne & Kelly Olson
Rebecca O'Neal
Dale and Merlene Palczewski
Donna Parrish
Bert and Debra Patterson
Eldon Patterson
Kim Paulson
R.W. & Myrtice Perkins
De Nell Peterson
Lela Peterson
Lynn & Liz Peterson
Alice Pierce
Holly & Judy Pond
Donna Pretzer
Michael & Sharon Rice
Galen and Carma Rustan
Kirt and Rorrie Sabrosky
Eunice Sahr
Jill Sailer
Edna Sand
Leland & Ilene Sather
Al and Jennifer Schaeffer
Myrna & Terry Scheer
Karla Schmidt
JoAnn Schwartz
Olivia Seaks
Rhett Seaks
Donald & Norma Sipma
Dave & Tana Smolnikar
Rudy & Vicki Steinke
Kirk & Janelle Swanson
Cleve & Brenda Teske
Mary Teske
Marjorie Torpen
Beth Urbanec
Marlys Vaagen Trust
Marcoe Vrem
Morris & Hazel Wanek
Linda Weiss
Betty & Russ Werth
Joyce and Ken Westrum
James & Ruthie White
Randy & Brenda Yon (Dakota
Sports)
Morris & Evonne Zahn
Krispy Zueger & Family
Gifts to Capital Improvement
Funds
5/1/13-11/25/13
$66,000.00-$50,000.00
Solveig Swendseid
Grace Voss Estate
$49,000-$20,000
Martha Monke Estate
$19,000-$10,000
Adeline Thompson
Other Gifts to Capital
Improvement Fund
Clyde & Eunice Frank
Page 15
Memorials to Capital
Improvement Fund
Margret Bohnhoff
Marty & Julie Opdahl
Keith Demarais
William & Eleanora Evenson
JoAnn Egly
Marty & Julie Opdahl
Gifts to Love the Lodge
Ruby Benz
Dennis & Linda Johnson
Medora & Robert Robertson
Memorials to Love the Lodge
JoAnn Egly
Roger Dieterle
Frank Kimm
Marlene Arneson
Warren Schwartz
Duane & Karen Davis
In honor of Bernel Zabolonty's
80th Birthday
George & Irene Wolf
For God so
loved the
world that he
gave his only
Son, so
that everyone
who believes
in him may
not perish but
may have
eternal life.
John 3:16
2014 Year Round Staff
Brent Seaks, Executive Director
701-290-6973
[email protected]
Christina Lantz, Program Director
701-290-3685
[email protected]
Donna Sandvik, Office Manager
701-623-4332
[email protected]
Bernie Kordonowy, Site Manager
701-590-9227
[email protected]
Carole Smolnikar, Director of Guest Relations
701-290-8482
[email protected]
Cassandra Meyer, High Ropes Coordinator
701-590-1044
[email protected]
Carter Blend,Marketing Director
701-567-3145
[email protected]
Cindi Gordon, Custodian
Marie Odermann, Custodian
LaRae Tschetter, Office Assistant

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