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Board of Directors
President
Alan Newman
Senior Vice President, Hilliard Lyons
Vice President
Mike Sitzman
Patrolman, Evansville Police Department
Chairman
Chris Pugh
Assistant Chief of Police, Evansville Police Department
Board of Governors
Honorary Chairman Lloyd Winnecke - Mayor
Steve Bagbey - Board of Public Safety
James Barney - Centurion Federal Credit Union
Larry Bennett - Audubon Chrysler
Charlie Berger - Berger & Berger , LLP
Tim Black
Alan Braun - Industrial Contractors/Skanska
Secretary
Karla Larmore
Lieutenant, Evansville Police Department
Brian Bulkley - Expressway Dodge
Treasurer
Rick Hubbard
Sergeant, Evansville Police Department
Steven Chancellor - The American Patriot
Past President
Brad Hill
Deputy Chief, Evansville Police Department
Wilfred Bussing, III - Attorney
John Cinelli - Cinergy Metro Net
John Dunn - Dunn Hospitality
Niel Ellerbrook - Vectren (Retired)
Charles Fowler - Town and Country Ford
Board Members
Dan Arens
Chairman/Co-Founder, Keller Schroeder (Retired)
Andy Goebel - Vectren (Retired)
Janie Chappell
Manager, Community Services, Deaconess Cross Pointe
David Jones - Jones, Wallace, LLP
Michele Schellenberg Current
Director of Marketing, United Companies
Rhett Gonterman
Associate Corporate Counsel, Old National Bank
Gina Hermann
Associate Director, Mead Johnson Nutrition
Jon Luttrell
Vice President, Vectren Corporation
Jason Pagett
Patrolman, Evansville Police Department
Kurt Pritchett
Corporal, Evansville Police Department
Mark Harmon - VeriScreen
Robert Jones - Old National Bank Corp
Scott Jones - PPMI
Robbie Kent
James R. “Randy” Miller - South Western
Communications, Inc.
Susan Parsons - Koch Enterprises, Inc.
Ron Romain - United Companies
Tom Schrader - Jasper Engines
Cheri Schroeder - VeriRent
Skip Seaman - Product Acceptance and Research
Dr. Robert Taylor - Eye Mart
Randall Schulz
CPA, Harding, Shymanski & Company (Retired)
Keith Vonderahe
Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, LLP
Michael Sides
Detective, Evansville Police Department
Susan Wedeking - Mead Johnson Nutrition
Philip Smith
Patrolman, Evansville Police Department
Doug Wink - Wink Construction
Steven Toney
Patrolman, Evansville Police Department
Tyrone Wood,
Corporal, Evansville Police Department
Chris Wolking
Senior Executive Vice President, Old National Bank
Jeff Worthington
Patrolman, Evansville Police Department
Jennifer Zimmer
Director of Business Affairs, IVY Tech
Linda White - Deaconess Hospital
Mission Statement
Scholarship Awards
“The Evansville Police Department Foundation exists to award financial grants to
the Evansville Police Department for
specialized equipment, education, collaborative community programs, and for the
support of its personnel.”
Kristen Hahn,
daughter of Sergeant Robert
Hahn, graduated from Reitz High School and enrolled at the University of Southern Indiana where
she plans to major in Education with a focus on
Spanish, History and Art.
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Jeffrey Kingery, son of Officer Jeff Kingery at-
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tends the University of Southern Indiana and is pursuing a double major in Finance and Marketing.
Kayla Martin, daughter of Sergeant Loren Mar2014 Financial Report
tin, is attending the University of Southern Indiana
where she is majoring in Exercise Science and Kinesiology, Pre-Physical Therapy.
REVENUE
Accomplishments
DONATIONS & GRANTS
$ 117,870
Laura Molinet, daughter of Deputy Chief Joyce
INVESTMENT REVENUE
TOTAL REVENUE
TOTAL EXPENSE
$ 12,303
$ 130,173
$ 81,398
Molinet and Lieutenant Dave Molinet, studies Animal
Science and Pre-veterinary Medicine at Purdue University.
SURPLUS REVENUE
$ 48,775
Kyle Voegel,
son of Captain Gary Voegel, attended the University of Southern Indiana and transferred to the Kelley School of Business beginning the
fall semester.
Lee Walker, son of Officer Kent Walker, graduated from Reitz High School and will attend Hawaii
Pacific University. His plan is to major in Justice
Administration and Psychology.
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Awarded $15,000 in scholarships
Upgraded Officers First Aid Kits with Combat
Gauze.
Funded activity books for EVSC students to be
distributed by School Liaison Officer.
Funded 20 Rifle/Shotgun racks (designed by two
EPD Officers) for use in squad cars to expedite
rapid and safe retrieval by officers.
Funded air travel for Tactical Medical Training in
Houston.
Helped fund EPD Choose-Not-To-Loose basketball league.
Revamped the structure and by-laws of the EPDF,
increased the Board of Directors to 22 members
and elected Mr. Alan Newman as our first civilian
President.
Applied for a $15,000 grant from Motorola to fund
next year’s Citizen’s Academy.
Goals
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Replenish and upgrade first aid kits and expand
distribution to EPD Officers.
Strategic Planning Board Retreat
Explore supporting a Mounted Patrol Unit
SWAT Challenge Run, May 2, 2015.
2015 Policeman’s Ball, November 7, 2015
Policeman’s Ball, 2014
The “Masters of Disguise” Policeman’s Ball was
held at The Tropicana and proved to be our most
successful event to date. With over $100,000
raised, $87,000 of that amount was net profit.
Purchase EPD’s 150th Anniversary Yearbook
and support the EPD Foundation.
Hardback $60
Leather $90
The goal of the 100 Club is to encourage donations of
$100 per year as a way to ensure future financial stability for the foundation. In addition, 100 Club Members
who recruit ten new members in a single year are honored by becoming Members of the EPDF Elite.
Highlights of the event included the presentation of
the Police Hall of Fame Inductees Captain John
Haller and the late EPD Sergeant Jim Baumeyer.
Also recognized were Lt. Paul Kirby, recipient of the
Howard Davis Peer Recognition Award, the
Downtown Kiwanis
Officer of the Year,
Officer
Dan Hoehn and
the Community
Service Award
went to Mr. Larry
Bennett.