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2. Dear Friends and Partners,
This year, Habitat for Humanity of Lee County surpassed the construction of 900 homes since
our beginning in 1982. Today, Habitat homes can be found in all parts of Lee County; Harlem
Heights, Dunbar, Bonita Springs, Lehigh Acres, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, North Fort Myers,
Pine Island and even in parts of Hendry County. We plan to continue our ambitious efforts
in the area, building at least one hundred homes every year and offering family support to our
home owners.
Because of our local community interest in housing deserving families in Lee County, we can
continue to help eliminate the sub standard living conditions right here in our community
by giving a hand-up and not a hand-out. When we evaluate our lives closely, we can see the
blessings God has bestowed upon each of us; great and small. In this report, you will read
the stories from some of our friends who have partnered with Habitat over the years. These
partners have poured out their blessings generously to Lee and Hendry County families in many
different ways. I John 3:17-18 says, “If anyone has material possessions and sees his brother in need
but has no pity on him, how can the love of God be in him? Dear children, let us not love with
words or tongue but with actions and in truth.”
At Habitat for Humanity of Lee County, we are proud to say that our donors and volunteers
have grasped this concept by giving of their time and resources. As we go forward, we know that
our donors and volunteers will continue supporting our needs in the community for those in
need. We are excited for what the future has in store for Habitat and know that our supporters
will be behind us.
On behalf of Habitat, we would like to thank our friends and partners who have helped make a
difference here in Lee County during the past two decades. We appreciate your commitment to
the community!
With a Grateful Heart and In Habitat Spirit,
Vern Archibald Charles K. Idelson
President/CEO Chairman of the Board
Habitat for Humanity of Lee County Habitat for Humanity of Lee County

3. Table of Contents
History.................................................................................................page 2
Power of Partnerships: Families..................................page 4
Power of Partnerships: Volunteers...............................page 8
Power of Partnerships: Donors..................................page 12
2007 Awards........................................................................page 14
Donations.........................................................................................page 17
Financial Reports....................................................................page 41
Habitat on the Map...........................................................page 46
Board Members & Key Staff.............................page 49
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4. 1976 - Habitat for Humanity Habitat for Humanity
International is founded founder Millard Fuller
in Americus, Georgia by meets with Lee County’s
Millard Fuller. mission board to share
his vision of a housing
February 23, 1980 - Habitat ministry.
for Humanity breaks ground
on first Lee County home in
Harlem Heights.
The mission board, city
October 1982 - Habitat for officials and Millard Fuller
Humanity of Lee County break ground on the first
receives its charter to be
Lee County Habitat home
an affiliate of Habitat for
in Harlem Heights.
Humanity International.
1987 - 21 Habitat homes
have been completed in
Harlem Heights area (located Millard starts the
between the present-day groundbreaking ceremony off
Gulf Harbor and Healthpark with a prayer and a reminder
medical complex). of Habitat’s mission.
May 1990 - Vern Archibald
is appointed the first
Executive Director position
at Habitat for Humanity of The Rivera family is the
Lee County. first family in Lee County
to receive a hand-up from
October 16, 1993 - Habitat Habitat with a new home.
for Humanity of Lee County
breaks ground on the 75th
home in the community.
March 1995 - 100th Habitat
home is completed in Lee
County. The week of that
dedication is proclaimed Beecher Village was one of the first
Habitat for Humanity Week projects that allowed Habitat to create an
in Lee County and the City entire community of affordable housing
of Fort Myers. in a safe, decent area.
1998 - Construction begins
on Habitat’s 73-home
subdivision named Beecher
Village.
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5. The Habitat warehouse is 1999 - Habitat for
where the wall formation Humanity of Lee County
happens for our Habitat expands production into
homes. It is here where Hendry County.
we preconstruct the
framework for our 2000 - Habitat turns a
homes. warehouse into their wall-
assembly unit. Production
jumped from 40 homes a
Habitat’s Board of year to 80.
Directors and CEO
break ground on January 2004 - Habitat
the Senior Housing dedicates its 500th home.
Complex.
November 2004 - Habitat
for Humanity breaks
ground on its landmark
In August 2005, Habitat senior housing complex.
International names Jonathan
Reckford as their new Chief March 2006 - Habitat for
Executive Officer. Humanity of Lee County
receives the “Affiliate of the
Year” award from Habitat
International.
Habitat for Humanity of Lee
County breaks ground on the first June 2006 - Habitat
home on Pine Island. dedicates it’s first home on
Pine Island.
June 2006 - Habitat opens
Habitat opens two additional a thrift store in Cape Coral
thrift stores, one in Cape Coral off and one in Labelle.
of Andalusia and Pine Island Road
and the other in Labelle off of July 2006 - Habitat for
Main Street. Humanity of Lee County
opens it’s first-of-a-kind
housing complex for senior
citizens.
2007 - Habitat for
Humanity of Lee County
Habitat’s 60-units of rental is named the second largest
senior housing is completed. affiliate in the country for
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6. Families Power of Partnerships
Ramon & Edith Rivera
Ramon and Edith Rivera were the
very first Habitat for Humanity of Lee
County homeowners. “A city worker was
in the area and told our family about the
Habitat program that was just starting
here,” says Ramon. The Rivera family
moved into their home in 1982 and paid
their last mortgage payment in 2000.
“We were so happy to just be in the
program, it was something unexpected
and meant we didn’t have to pay rent
any longer. And we were overjoyed when we made that last payment,” Ramon says. The family says
they learned how to paint and lay tiles during their sweat equity. Today, the Rivera’s six children
are all grown; Ramon, Jr., 54, Anna, 52, Ricardo, 44, Rueban, 42, Alicia, 41, Reynaldo, 34, as
they welcome the five grandkids into their home. “If Habitat gives you an opportunity to enter the
program, take it, because it’s a good opportunity and it probably won’t come twice,” says Ramon.
Shonda Batio
It’s been 13 years now, since Shonda Batio first
moved into her Harlem Heights Habitat home. “At
the time I was a single parent and just got out of
LPN school and I wanted affordable housing for
my kids and me. It was one of my biggest blessings
in my life. I remember being in disbelief when I
got approved,” says Batio. With a full-time job,
two kids and no family in the area, Shonda says
the sweat equity hours seemed to take forever. “It
was a long journey to where I am now. I’ve always
been very
appreciative of my home. In fact, I remember it was the
Kiwanis Club on Sanibel Island that sponsored my home.
I learned a very important lesson through that program,
that if you really want something, you can do it,” says
Shonda. Since then, Shonda has married, her son has gone
off to college in Virginia and also gotten married while her
daughter is a senior at the Cypress Lake Center of Arts.
“The home is a reflection of yourself and your family and
I’ve really taken pride in my home in everything I do,” says Shonda.
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7. Power of Partnerships
Seferino & Paula Martinez
Living alone as a widow wasn’t easy for Paula Martinez. So
she opted to have her son, Seferino, share a mobile home
with her in Bonita Springs. In 2002, the city decided to
uproot the community of homes with a roadway passing
through, thus forcing homeowners to find a new location.
With prices out of
reach for the widow
and son, a friend recommended Habitat for Humanity.
The two entered the program together and closed on
their Bonita Springs home in October 2003. At the same
time, Paula’s 18-year old niece was living with in-laws and
sharing a room with her husband and son. She also found
Habitat for Humanity as the only option for her family to
own a home in Lee County as well. A month before Paula
and Seferino closed on their home, Alicia Garcia & Joel Rodriguez moved in next door.
Jasmine Martinez
Families
Jasmine Martinez may be new in the
Habitat family, but Habitat’s program
has been a household name for years.
“My grandmother (Paula Martinez)
and uncle went through the program
four years ago to get a home in Bonita
Springs. My cousin also went through
the program and got a home next door
to my grandmother,” says Jasmine.
Martinez closed on her Lehigh Acres
home in November of 2007 after
completing her sweat equity and
homeowner classes in just under four
months. “I like that Habitat worked with
me a lot. It’s hard to find a place to live
that goes by your income and if you can find something, it’s usually not a safe place for kids,” says
Jasmine. Before entering Habitat’s program, Martinez was sharing a room with her two and a half
year-old son in Jasmine’s parent’s house. “I really wanted us to have a home of our own, but I was a
full-time student and couldn’t afford the high prices here. My brothers helped me finish my hours
so I could be in my house by Christmas,” says Martinez.
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8. Power of Partnerships
Raeshonda Williams
Families
Raeshonda Williams was a single parent with four kids living in an apartment that was frequented
by crime. “The area just was not safe for my kids to be growing up in. I needed a place that would
be in a safe area and had a backyard for the
children to play,” says Williams. Raeshonda’s
Lehigh Acres home was dedicated in December
2007. “It was really a good experience for me
because I learned a lot of things around the
house that I can do on my own that I didn’t
know how to do before. Siding is one of them.
If I ever want to change the color of my home
or need to put up new siding, I now know how
to do it on my own,” Williams says. Raeshonda
says the most trying part of the Habitat
program was the labor put into building a
home and learning patience on the worksites
to get through her sweat equity hours, but today she’s all smiles as she’s finally earned the keys to
her new home. “I feel really good and really proud to finally say that I’m a homeowner!” exclaims
Williams.
James & Tara Saunders
James and Tara Saunders had only been married a couple of
years in 1994 when a Habitat employee suggested Habitat for
Humanity of Lee County as an option to stop renting. “We
were renting an apartment here and there and it seemed like
we were moving around a lot,” says Saunders. After applying
for the homeownership program, Tara learned about the
AmeriCorps Vista program with the organization as well and
served for two years with Habitat. “I never knew a program
like that existed that allowed me to give back while receiving
a stipend and education award, it was what I needed at the
time,” she recalls. The family moved into their new home
in December of 1995. Since then, the family has rooted
themselves in serving the community. James is a firefighter
while Tara works for the Emergency Medical Services. Today,
James and Tara and their three children; Allen, 17, Shea, 11
and Parker, 5 are grateful to have entered the Habitat program
when they did. “It’s definitely helped us get to where we are today. When we started we had very
little and today we have careers, a home we can afford and healthy children.
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9. Power of Partnerships
Oleksanda &Valeriy Vendenko
Ukraine natives Oleksanda & Valeriy Vendenko migrated to the United States in the early 90’s in
search of job opportunities, but found prices unaffordable for their family to own a home. A long-
time Habitat donor told the family
about the organization’s program.
In 2005, the family closed on their
North Fort Myers home. “It’s great!
My mother is planting a lot of trees
and my dad is putting up a fence,”
says daughter Anastasia. “My father
even turned the garage into a studio
because he’s an artist and needed the
space,” she says. Anastasia finished
her last year at Wellesley College in
Massachusetts and has since moved
back to Lee County where she’s
getting clinical experience to enter the
medical field. Meanwhile, Oleksanda has opened an ice cream shop on Sanibel Island. “Our family
Families
is so happy to have this house. We have lots of plans for landscaping and we’re very thankful to this
organization for giving us the chance to have this house,” says Oleksanda.
John &Lisa Trupo
John and Lisa Trupo were fed up living
in their small apartment with high rent,
located behind a substation with heavy
traffic in their backyard. The family
of four was accepted into Habitat’s
homeownership program and closed
on their Cape Coral home in May
2007. “John and I were motivated to
get our hours completed in just a few
months so the girls could have their
own rooms,” says Lisa. The Trupos now
enjoy their quiet neighborhood and big
backyard. “I have the best neighbors in
the world I think. It’s been really good
for us to have a home of our own where
we can put up a fence in the backyard. In fact, we even got a dog for the girls and we’re working on
getting a swingset as well,” says Lisa.
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10. Power of Partnerships
African Caribbean and American Catholic Center
More than half of Habitat’s volunteers
are under the age of 30. Habitat has been
blessed to have had every Lee County
high school partner with the organization
in 2007. Plus, several elementary and
middle schools as well as Florida Gulf
Coast University and Edison College
students pitched in as well. In addition
to the local colleges, many students
from all over the U.S. spent their Spring
Break with Lee County’s Habitat affiliate
this year, helping organization 70,000
volunteers. The African Caribbean and
American Catholic Center, a mentoring
program for teenage boys, is one of many
Volunteers
youth groups giving back to the community through Habitat’s volunteer program. “It’s an excellant
way to teach the boys about giving back to the community and family values. On top of that, the
Habitat construction leaders have been great mentors to the kids,” says Dave Lyons, AFCAAM.
Gartner, Inc.
Gartner, Inc. has volunteered with Habitat for more than four years, choosing to work on build
sites for two weeks at a time. In 2007, the group sent 131 volunteers to the job site and racked up
786 volunteer hours. This type of
commitment is the driving force that
keeps Habitat building. “Not only
does working with Habitat allow us
to give back to the community, it
also enables more team building and
stronger relationships within our own
work environment as we work side by
side and get to know each other just a
little bit more,” says Judy Robertson,
Sr. Sales Operations Mgr. “When we
volunteer on a housing site, everyone
walks away with a renewed outlook on
life and what truly matters – helping
others whenever and wherever you can. It is an amazing feeling the impact of just one day of
volunteering can make on someone else’s life,” says Robertson.
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11. Power of Partnerships
Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ
Sanibel Congregational United Church
of Christ has partnered with Habitat
for over 15 years, giving more than
$167,000. “Most of our congregation
is older and cannot volunteer on the
sites, but they’ve been very good about
giving what they can,” says Sanibel-
UCC member Brenda Tate. In the last
two years, the church has sponsored
two homes and is currently working on
their third. And those who can build
are doing so. “Dick Travas is a member
of the church and volunteers weekly in
Habitat’s warehouse preconstructing
walls. Donna Aldridge is an active
Volunteers
participant in the congregation and comes out at least three days a week,” says Tate.
Dean Dozier
Dean Dozier began volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of Lee County in February 2007. “I
had been familiar with their work
and had recently returned from a
missions trip. I was determined that
I needed to get some building skills
before my next missions trip and
I thought Habitat would help me
attain those skills for future trips,”
Dean says. Since then, 75-year
old Dozier has learned more than
just building skills on Habitat’s
construction sites; he’s learned how
he can make a difference locally.
“The thing that I’m impressed with
about Habitat is the quality of their
building standards. Habitat builds
an outstanding house! It’s not just
thrown together, there is a lot of work that goes into the building of those homes. The supervisors
are pros with a a lot of patience for the volunteers and they’ve helped me be more effective,” says
Dozier.
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12. Power of Partnerships
Gene Suggs
Volunteers
Unemployment rates went through the roof in 2007, setting
some all time highs. In his late 50’s, Gene Suggs is one of many
long-time construction workers laid off from the industry.
“My severance package has run out, so now I’m collecting
unemployment while I’m without a job,” says Suggs. After two
months of struggling to find a job opening, Gene decided to
donate some of his time and talent to Habitat. “I was sitting at
home living off of savings. It wasn’t fulfilling. My life felt empty
and I needed a reason to get up each morning and continue
doing something and I wanted to do it in an area I’m skilled in,”
he says. Gene considered leaving the Lee County area in pursuit
of another construction job, but with family moving to the area
in less than a year, leaving the community didn’t seem like a
feasible option. Gene decided to spend three to five days a week
volunteering “I’m just hoping the market comes back sometime
soon, but for now, I’ll continue volunteering my time to a worthy
cause and give back to the community with the time I’ve been
given,” says Suggs.
Cape Christian Fellowship
Cape Christian Fellowship first stepped foot on a Habitat for Humanity construction site because
of a church member who had entered the homeownership program. The church helped Bill
Watson and his two grandchildren achieve 500
sweat equity hours and own a home through
Habitat’s program. “It’s our mission to give of
ourselves and do what Jesus did. We’re all called
to share our blessings and talents with others.
It’s the story of the talents. Why bury a skill
or talent when you can help make the world
a better place,” says George Camargo, a Cape
Christian Fellowship member. Since Watson,
several others interested in homeownership
through Habitat have approached the church
for help with their hours as well. “It’s about
building relationships. This is what we should be doing everyday and by volunteering, it allows
us to build friendships with homeowners and other volunteers we may have otherwise never met.
Everybody has something to offer regardless of their age or gender; it’s a team effort,” says Camargo.
Cape Christian Fellowship volunteers work on Habitat construction sites every month.
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13. Power of Partnerships
Pelican Landing
Pelican Landing residents, under the leadership of Gerry Lanois, have been fund raising and wall
raising with Habitat for Humanity of Lee County for the past 5 years. In November 2007, the
group constructed their sixth Habitat home in
Lee County. “Most of us feel we have gotten
so much out of life and now that we’ve hit
retirement, we want to give some of that back,”
says Ted Smith, a Pelican Landing resident.
Pelican Landing residents first got involved with
Habitat because of the lack of affordable housing
in their area. “Habitat really gets the results back
into the hands of those in need. There isn’t a
huge amount of administrative costs and you
can see the work and effort that goes into these
homes,” says Smith. Since then, the group says
they benefit greatly by being involved. “To see
Volunteers
the joy and tears in the homeowners when they receive the keys, it’s priceless and that’s why we
contiue to do this,” says Smith. The Garden Club from Pelican Landing has also stepped in by
planting the trees and bushes for the homes.
Bonita Bay
The Bonita Bay Group and Bonita Bay Residents have also been instrumental in both fund raising
and volunteering with Habitat. The Bonita Bay Residents has been partnering with Habitat for
five years as well. Cal Walker and Tom Lammert organize and lead the volunteers on Habitat
construction sites three to four times a week.
The residents first decided to get involved
with Habitat because of the growing need for
affordable housing in Bonita Springs. “We live
in Bonita Springs and are well aware that so
many workers are traveling from Cape Coral,
Fort Myers and Lehigh to come work in our
community. We want to be able to provide
housing for our workers here. It’s too expensive
for an entry-level position to drive that far to
work here and yet too expensive for them to live here, so we want to be part of a solution,” says
Walker. Since their first Habitat houseraising in the Rosemary Park area, the group has decided to
continue a neighborhood ‘spruce up’ and has sponsored homes along the street. In 2008 the group
will raise the first Habitat Twin Villa in Bonita Springs; a new design for the Lee County affiliate.
“We have fun building houses. We get about 30 nailpounders together and go to work together,”
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14. Power of Partnerships
Biddy Lang
Donors
In 1999, Biddy Lang and her husband began
renovating some apartments the couple had
invested in. A Habitat employee suggested the
two get materials to help in the remodeling from
the Habitat Thrift Store. This was the couple’s
first encounter with what would become a legacy
of giving. Soon Biddy and her husband were
volunteering on construction sites and donating
to the cause. After her husband passed away,
Biddy carried on their legacy of giving to Habitat’s
mission. In 2006, Lang was honored with
Habitat’s Lifetime Achievement award. Although
Biddy cannot do much on the construction
site, she continues to volunteer with Habitat by
stuffing envelopes for Habitat’s bulk mailing a few times a year and giving financially to the charity.
Bonita-Estero Association of Realtors
In 2006, the Bonita Springs-
Estero-Association of Realtors
chose Habitat for Humanity
of Lee County to benefit
from their annual auction. In
2007, the group of realtors
ramped up their involvement
with Habitat by also
contributing monies from a
golf tournament and their
2007 annual auction. On
December 15th, BEAR lifted
the walls on a Fort Myers
home to mark the first home
sponsorship the group has
contributed to. “We’re in the
business of selling homes and making dreams come true just like Habitat for Humanity. There was
an instant connection we saw between what we do and what Habitat does so we figured this would
be the best partnership for us,” says Nancy Martin, Realtor and Chairman of BEAR’s Banquet
Committee.
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15. Power of Partnerships
Henry Camosse
Donors
It was 1997 when Henry Camosse first
became acquainted with Habitat for
Humanity of Lee County. At a fundraiser,
Henry heard about the organization’s work
in his backyard. “My dad was always the one
who tried to support people who needed help
and I guess he passed that on to me,” says
Camosse. “There are a lot of charities out
there and sometimes it becomes a big question
as to who to give to, but when you see the
results and the progress that Habitat continues
to make in the community it makes you feel
like your contributing so much. I wish I could
actually be out there to build, but I’ve been
blessed financially and I’m able to give back in
that manner. I’m just a small part in the bigger
picture of Habitat’s work, but I’m glad I can be that part,” says Camosse.
Wright Construction
In 2007, Habitat for Humanity
announced it’s Builder’s Blitz campaign
as part of a nationwide effort to
encourage local contractors to get
involved in the local Habitat affiliate’s
mission. The Builder’s Blitz allows
Habitat for Humanity to increase
affiliate capacity by continuing
with regular production schedules
while professional builders organize
and execute the blitz build. Wright
Construction, located in South Fort
Myers, was the first Lee County
construction company to jump on board with the idea. Wright Construction will build a home
from frame to finish in 2008 and get involved in fundraising for the materials. Since 1997, the
construction company has been a proud supporter of the charity. The complete value of their
newest contribution is over $150,000. Wright Construction is a Christian construction company
that provides full construction management and building services.
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16. Corporate Sponsor of the Year
Colonial Roofing
Donors
In 2007, Colonial Roofing stepped up to
the Habitat plate by donating employee
labor to help build Habitat roofs. In nine
months, the company donated $60,460.00
in roofing expertise. As of December
2007, Colonial Roofing employees have
shingled more than 35 Habitat roofs in
Lee County. “The roofing industry in this
area has provided a good living for Lee
County residents over the years and giving
back to the community that has supported
us is important. For us, donating roofs is
a direct result that we can see as we give,”
says Colonial Roofing President Glenn
Bailey. It is because of their generosity and diligence to continue building with Habitat that we have
named Colonial Roofing as Corporate Sponsor of the Year.
Individual Sponsor of the Year
Duane & Cookie Swanson
It wasn’t long after Habitat for Humanity of Lee County
moved into their North Fort Myers location before Duane &
Cookie Swanson became big supporters of the charity. Duane
offered Habitat a deep discount on property near the office
and thrift store locations. Today, Habitat’s Senior Housing
Complex rests on that land surrounded by a roadway
appropriately named Swanson Loop. Duane Swanson’s
company, Raymond Building Supply, supports Habitat
annually and the couple have become multiple year givers
to the organization. “We’ve had friends get involved with
Habitat and wanted to give as well. I think it’s a wonderful
cause and I’m thrilled to help. Everyone needs a safe place
to live and certainly these young families,” says Cookie. It’s
because of this couple’s support in money and land that
Habitat for Humanity is pleased to name the Swansons as our Individual Sponsor of the Year.
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17. Faithful Giver
Zoe Smith
85-year old Zoe Smith has long been a supporter of Habitat’s mission.
“Well, I suppose it was when they started building in Harlem Heights
that I first started giving to Habitat,” says Zoe. Her name means ‘life’
in Greek, a piece of heritage she’s proud of and hopes to extend to
others through Habitat. “I hope I can live up to my name by giving
life to others through these homes. I can only give a little, but I am my
brother’s keeper and regardless of what I have, it all comes from the
good Lord and there seems to always be enough to give,” says Smith.
Smith heard about Habitat’s work through Zion Lutheran Church.
Since then she has been giving five dollars a month to Habitat for well
over a decade. Over time, those donations have amounted to big money
for Habitat. “I have a small pension from social security that I get every
month as income and I write out my Habitat donation the first of every
month with all my bills,” says Zoe. It is because of Zoe’s pledge and continual support that Habitat
for Humanity of Lee County is pleased to name her the Faithful Giver award.
Donors
Faith-Based Sponsor of the Year
Iona Hope Episcopal Church
Iona Hope Episcopal Church started financially giving to Habitat for Humanity of Lee County in
1999. Four years later, the congregation picked up hammers and started sponsoring and building
homes. “We had a couple of members
attend the Habitat 101 class and caught
the vision of a hand-up instead of a hand-
out. They brought back the idea to the
church to get more Episcopal churches
involved,” says Debbie Prather, an Iona
Hope member. In 2006, four other
Episcopal churches in the area started
fundraising and building together with
Iona Hope. Independently, the Iona Hope
Episcopal Church has given $89,782.79
so far and continues to fundraise and
volunteer for the organization. In 2007,
the church raised their sixth home with
Habitat. This is why Habitat for Humanity of Lee County has named Iona Hope Episcopal Church
the Faith-Based Sponsor of the Year.
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18. Donors Sustaining Sponsor
Publix Supermarket Charities
Publix Supermarket Charities started
contributing to Habitat for Humanity
of Lee County in 1996. Since then, the
organization has donated funds almost
every year totaling $349,000. In 2008, 28
stores in the Lee County area will lift the
walls on a Publix-sponsored home and
participate in the constructing of Habitat’s
homes. “We’re going to get six stores at
a time to supply workers who can work
on the home. We want to be a part of the
construction of the home we sponsored
from start to finish,” says David Waring, a
District Manager for Publix Supermarkets.
Because of their continued efforts in
supporting Lee County’s Habitat for Humanity of Lee County, we would like to present Publix
Supermarket Charities with the Sustaining Sponsor award.
Volunteer of the Year
Harold Elsesser
For almost 20 years, Harold Elsesser has spent at least four
days a week volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of
Lee County. In fact, he has turned his personal vehicle into
a work truck; carrying tools to and from the Habitat build
sites. Harold works alongside five others who pitch in on
the projects and have become close friends over the years.
His knowledge of the build process has been instrumental to
those learning and working around him. And as 83-year old
Harold Elsesser jumps from a scaffold or climbs up a ladder,
he continues to prove to the youth that ‘volunteering will
keep you young.’ It is difficult to calculate how many families
Harold has helped house over the years, but Habitat has
backtracked his peanut shells left at the job sites and at best
estimate it covers more than 525 homes. This is why Habitat
for Humanity of Lee County is proud to name Harold
Elsesser as our Volunteer of the Year.
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19. Donations
This reflects gifts received between October 1, 2006 & December 31, 2007.
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20. Home Sponsors
$50,000
October 1, 2006 – December 31, 2007
Bill Branch Chevrolet Inc.
Bonita Bay Group - Verandah Development
Bonita Bay Residents
Chico’s FAS Inc.
Congress Jewelers
David and Cheryl Copham
Episcopal Churches:
Saint Lukes
Saint Michaels
Iona Hope
Saint Hillary
Church of the Epiphany
Fort Myers Lincoln-Mercury Inc.
Gulf Coast Dodge
Willis and Lura Judd
Northern Trust Bank
Pelican Landing Residents
Publix Super Markets Charities
Raymond Building
Sam Galloway Ford
Sanibel Congregational UCC
Shadow Wood Residents
Shell Point Residents
Southern Trust Auto
Thrivent Financial For Lutherans
Val Ward Cadillac, Inc.
WCI Communities Inc.
Foundation Club
$100 - $499
October 1, 2006 – December 31, 2007
William and Mary Ann Abbott Roger and Sandra Alderink Joseph and Nancy Anthony
Charles Adair Rodney and Joan Alexander Richard and Mary Antonelli
Donald and Louise Adams David and Marsha Allemong Victor Apa
Juliette Adams Jeanne Allison Daniel and Sandra Apple
Doris Adinolfi Ronald and Janet Allison Robert and Sue Armstrong
* in memory of Emmett Adinolfi Altenbern Foundation Robert Arnold
Robert and Martha Agricola Margaret Altman Phillip and Sandra Ashkettle
Laverne Ahrens Richard and Jo Ann Ambelang Ronald and Julie Aspegren
Teryl and Mary Beth Airsman Alfred and Violet Ames Robert and Betty Avant
John and Susan Akitt Bruce and Ann Anderson * in honor of Bobbie and John Little
Jeffrey and Ellen Albertson John Anderson Joseph and Barbara Aveni
Ignatius and Anne Alcamo W.T. and Linda Anderson Frederick and Lucille Avril
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21. Leonard and Mary Ann Avril William Bell Paul and Patricia Brink
Ronald and Joanna Bach Alfred and Lenore Bennett Wesley Brodersen
Louis and Jean Bacig William and Jean Bergold Michael Brookins
Backe Foundation Thomas and Terri Bernaciak Brett Brown
Donald Bahash Richard Bertrand George and Janet Brown
Deepchand and Dolly Bajpai Frank and Doris Betchkal John and Mary Brown
Archie Baker Jean Bidwell Ronald and Jenny Brown
* in honor of Ann Hermann and the Clement and Sandra Bieker William and Lois Brown
Mad Hatters of Shell Point Covella Biggers Edwin and Joan Bruning
Daniel and Mary Baker Robert and Katie Biggs Edward Brunswick
Robert and Roselyn Baker Duane and F. Jean Bingel David and Jill Bugby
Ashok and Fay Bakhru John and Phyllis Bitow Eric and Valerie Bumstead
John and Andrea Balducci H Kenyon and Cornelia Bixby Roy and Patricia Bumsted
William Baldwin Elliot and Barbara Blackman Troy Bunch
Armand and Beverly Ball Donald and Sharyn Blatnik Leonard and Barbara Bunge
Michael Baltosiewich Joseph and Jo Ann Blazek John and Barbara Ann Bunting
James Banahan Joan Board Ronald and Lynn Bunting
*in memory of Larry Fried David Boardman John and Anne Burden
Donald and Anne Barber Jerry Bodar Jack and Pamela Burdett
Laurielle Barker Cornelius and Janice Bodtmann Peter and Sally Burgess
Larry and Linda Barnes Richard and Mariadee Boe Cindy Burke
Robert Barnes Dubby Bogdan * in memory of Patricia Perlman and
Joan Baron James and Elaine Bolthouse Judith Lind
Edward and Nancy Barr Ric Bonasera Patrick and June Burns
David and Teresa Barry Richard and Carole Bondi Joan Burroughs
Paul and Susan Barry Ren and Mary Bookman G. Roy and Patricia Burton
John and Shelly Barth Theodore and Nancy Boots Fred and Lois Busch
Stephen and Carol Bartholf William and Ann Borchert David and Ellen Butcher
Ray and Martha Bartholomew Nicholas Borusiewich Alvin and Sandra Butler
Robert Bartholomew Ted Bosgraaf Keith Butterfield
David and Patricia Barton Donald and Susan Boudreau Richard and Sandra Byington
Carl and Karen Bartone Donald and Pamela Bouffard Norman and Rosemary Byrne
Leon and Susan Bartos James and Doris Bovard Robert and Susan Byron
Dann and Jane Battina Dwight and Ellen Bowden Hunter and Anna-Mary Caffee
William Baumgartner Nancy Lee Bowen Raymond and Mae Cairns
Hendry and Judith Bean * in memory of Louise Fry Myer Morris Joseph and Mary Calabrese
Philip Beardslee Robert and Terry Bowen Tom and Carol Caldwell
Robert and Beverley Beaupre Richard and Barbara Boynton Thomas and Patricia Callans
Bryan Becker Christopher and Pat Bracy Bruce and Joyce Campbell
Michael and Nancy Beebe David and Marilyn Brannin Roland and Glenda Campbell
Bruce and Jeanne Beers Dick and Mary Ann Brashler Helen Campen
Leland and Ann Behnken * in honor of Gladys Campbell Bunny Caravello
Andrew and Claire Behr Leon and Jan Brassard Judith Cardin
Leo and Sandra Behrens William and Delores Brecker John and Carolyn Carnevali
Alfred Beier John and Diane Breitengross Robert and Paula Carney
Edward and Joella Beimfohr James and Carol Brescoll Lawrence and Sandra Carr
Edward Beitenman Patricia Briceland William and Eileen Carr
Jerome and Kathleen Bejbl William and Eva Bridge Ruth Carrell
Todd and Jane Bell William and Viviane Briggs Bruce and Mary Carroll
Joanne Bell Carolyn Brink Charles and Anne Carroll
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22. Ralph and Jeanne Carsillo Paul Corliss Brosius and Dede D’Arcy
Dee Carter Janet Cornwall Graham Dare
Mary Carter Taft and Betty Lynn Corum William and Nancy Darland
Maxine Carter Edmund and Linda Corvelli James and Judith Dauwalter
Dorothy Cascio Frank Costello Pauline Davey
John and Bridget Casey Frederick and Nancy Costello Joseph and Kathleen Davi
Richard and Barbara Cassa Camille Cotran James David
Chuck and Charlene Casseri Sam Cottone Elizabeth Davidse
Gerald and Eileen Cassidy Carolyn Coukos Elizabeth Davidson
Joseph Castrogiovanni Paul Coulombe James and Rita Davis
Salvatore and Joan Catania Raymond Counsell Robert and Helen Davis
Richard and Tereza Cavuto Douglas and Nancy Court Roger and Collene Davis
Frank and Marlene Celsnak Oswald and Nancy Coury Thomas and Cindy Davis
Donald and Maryjane Cerullo Bertrand Couture Mark and Cynthia Debellis
Ruth Chaney Thomas and Vera Coyne Walter and Kathleen Degroft
Chauncey Charlson Stan and Eileen Cramton Martin Dehler
Debi Chesebro Elva Crane Anthony and Raphaela Dekkers
Ruth Smith Childe * in honor of Mr. & Mrs. John B. Crane * in memory of Paul Siciliani
John and Jane Ann Chopack Daniel and Helen Craver Frank and Rosemary Dellaquila
Lee Chouinard Norma Anne Crawford James and Cheryl Deneffe
Werner Christinger Rollie and Sue Crawford Ralph and Jane Denham
J.A. Christopher Richard and Cherrill Cregar * in honor of Dan Frye &
Sheldon and Janet Church William Cress warehouse crew
John and Janet Cicon Ruth Cresswell Robert and Mary Pat Deputy
Louis and Sheri Citterman Pam Cronin Anthony and Judy D’eramo
Thomas and Margaret Claffey Amanda Cross William & Barbara Des Jardins
L.J. Clancy Katherine Ann Cross Bruce and Margaret Deschryver
Jefrey and Cynthia Clarke Janet Crosser Sharon DeSpain
Thomas and Judith Clay Stan and Sharon Crouse Charles Devonshire
Harvey and Janet Cleland John Crowe Alan and Susan Diamond
David and Dina Clifford Brian Cubler Doris Diamond
Pennie Clifford Robert and Patricia Culberson Richard and Nancy Diamond
John and Stephanie Coburn Culver Family Foundation Randy and Patricia Diener
Mark and Susan Cocozza Bart Culver Collette Dierker
Howard and Nancy Cohen Patricia Cunningham Thomas Dignan
Ted and Therese Cohen Mark and Ann Curry Lawrence and Beth Disabatino
David and Janice Colcleugh Richard and Nancy Curtin Robert and Nancy Dix
Sophia and Burnette Cole Thomas and Margaret Curtin Thomas and Rosemarie Dixson
Ronald and Anna Coleman Kenneth and Shirley Cyrus DLH and JHH
Andrew and Nicola Combes Beverly Czachor James Dlugos
Mary Condit Robert and Mary Dacks Sidney and Carolyn Dobson
John Conley Dennis Daigneault * in honor of Desta and Hal Aure
Rosemary Conniff Jerry and Marcia Daily Alan Doerman
Daniel and Patricia Conroy Frederick and Joanne D’Alessio Walter and Jane Doescher
Donald and Jane Cookson William and Carolyn Dalton Patricia Doherty
Robert and Pamela Cooling David and Kay Daly Martin and Sandra Dolence
Nelson and Doris Cooney Dorothy Daly Christian Dominik
Richard and Susan Copeland Paul and Judith Danco Holland and Susan Donaldson
Daniel Corbin James and Prudence Dandurand James and Mary Donnelly
Robert and Lucy Corley Francis and Kathryn Daniher Larry and Mary Donovan
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23. Robert and Patricia Doragh DeWitt and Barbara Ezell B.M. and Patricia Frankel
F.R. Dornburg Robert and Josiane Fabi Peter and Elizabeth Freed
Vickee Douglas Robert and Paula Fairfield * in memory of Roger Woodby
Eric and Linda Dovman Grafton and Elaine Fanney Barry and Grace Frey
James and Annette Dowd Dan and Sharon Farrell Michael and Elverda Frey
Gary and Kathleen Downey William and Barbara Faude Walter Fuller
George and Barbara Doyle Kenneth and Susan Feinthel James and Mary Lou Fullerton
Richard Joseph Doyle Frederick and Judith Feldkamp Terry and Ruth Furhovden
Eldred Drescher Mary Lou Fenton Andy Gagnon
Richard and Patricia Driscoll Ronald and Carol Ferguson Harry Gaines
William and Nancy Drum Miguel Fernandez Ralph and Jane Galante
Clarence and Doris Duesing Peter and Ruby Ferro D.R. and Patricia Gallagher
John and Jill Dunn Francis and Kathleen Fetsko Marty and Dot Gallagher
Barbara Dupont Charles and Judith Fibbe Joseph and Judith Gallo
Carl and Amy DuRei Robert and Janice Fiedler James and Melinda Gallow
John and Nancy Duritsch * in honor of Doris Gilbert and Marjorie Eugene and Maureen Gartlan
Richard and Erna Durnwald Holmes John and Nancy Garvey
Samuel and Mary Ann Durso Barbara Field William and Nancy Gaus
* in memory of Karen Archibald Barbara Findley Russell Geldmacher
Richard Dutton John and Edith Finley Emory Geller
Edwin and Mary Duvall Vivianne Finley Robert and Tarra Gembarski
Edward and June Dwier John and Carol Finnerty Henry and Mary Gempeler
Henri and Josephine Dyner Dennis and Linda Finnigan Lawrence Gent
Louis Eason Bryant Fisher Paul and Marie Gerwin
David and Elizabeth Eastburn Michael and Carol Fisher John and Joanna Giampoli
Howard Edison Kimberly Fisher Peter and Joanne Gibbons
Sara Edwards Richard Fisher Katie Giblin
Raymond and Henny Eifler Louis and Delores Fisi Donald Giffin
George and Elizabeth Eiker Dean and Alice Fjelstul Thomas and Cynthia Gilbertson
Lester and Dorothy Elbon J.F. and Mary Flaherty Lewis and Jane Gill
John and Nelda Elliff Sue Flaherty George and Kathleen Gilliland
Gerald and Donna Elliott Richard and Hazel Fletcher Donald and Patricia Gillis
Jay and Jan Elliott Steve Fletcher Jean Gilman
Russ and Mildred Ellis Michael and Janet Flexsenhar Jerome Girsch
Thomas and Kristi Jo Emerson Michael Flood Robert and Connie Givens
James & Margaret Engelhuber Thomas and Patricia Flood Ralph and Alice Glassford
David and Ginger English John and Eileen Foley David and Jean Gleitz
Lizan and Diane Englund Daniel Foote * in honor of Harry and Mona Gleitz
Ruth Ensch Timothy and Deborah Forbes Harold and Mona Gleitz
Darcy Erdman Henry and Judy Ford * in honor of Richard and Donna Aldrich
Lin Erdmann William and Kathleen Ford * in memory of Elizabeth Myers and
Karl and Barbara Erickson Forrest and Effie Fordham Elizabeth Gleitz
Susan Erickson Joseph Fossella AW Goetschel
William Erickson Donald and Joann Fosselman Eugene Goetz
John Ernst Diane Foster Kalman Gold
Roger and Nancy Espe L.D. and Janyce Foster Alan and Loretta Goldenberg
Scott and Maria Estabrook Timothy and Teresa Foster Marvin and Adele Goldsmith
Stephen and Elaine Evans James and Margaret Fowler Timothy Gooding
Victor and Tamra Everhart Kenneth and Sharon Francese Bernard Goodman
George and Joan Exner Forrest and Sandra Frank William and Vivien Gorman
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24. Michael Gorno Diane Hanley Stanley and Shirley Hoch
Kathleen Goss JA and Darlene Hanley Lawrence and Betty Hock
Richard Goulazian Roger and Carol Hannigan Margaret Porter Hoel
Max and Bonnie Graff Herbert and Esther Hansen Jerold Hoerner
Gail Graham Leo and Janet Hansen Lawrence and Terryn Hofmann
Kim Graham Richard and Barbara Hansen William and Sherry Hofmann
Anthony Gramer Jane Hanzel Daniel and Melanie Hogan
Brian and Marilyn Grant Wayne and Nancy Haraldson Patricia Hohman
Vincent and Lillian Grattarola D.F. and P.J. Harden Jacqueline Hohn
David and Barbara Gray Gary and Therese Hardin Wayne Hohn
Rhea and Sharon Gray Jo Hardwick Philip and Judith Holland
Gerald Gray Marguerite Hargrove Richard and Marcia Holmes
George and Patricia Green H.M. Harnar William and Joan Holtgreive
Jeffrey Green and Susan Dunn Noreen Harrington Ronald and Carmen Holzhauer
Joseph and Barbara Greenberg Harold and Delores Hartlaub James and Marianne Honohan
JR and Roberta Greenland David and Mary Hartley Penny Hook
Steven and Amanda Greenstein Neal and Evelyn Hartman Linda Hooper
Beth Greenwald George and Sharon Hartmann Stephen Hooper
* in memory of Paul Siciliani Cary and Marie Hatton James and Joy Hoopes
Theodore and Nancy Gregory Paul and Anjali Hawkins Barbara Hopkins
Al and Felicia Grigaliunas Joseph and Marie Heard Terrance and Patricia Hopkins
James and Denise Grigsby Richard and Mary Lou Heberle David and Sandra Hopper
James Grimstad Larry and Frances Heck Robert and Dian Hornick
Donald and Elizabeth Grosfield Larry and Sue Hedrick Arthur and Martha Horwitz
Clyde and Bessie Gross Gordon Heffern Robert and Mary Ellen Hosch
Harry and Carol Groth Kenneth and Mary Hehman Theodore and Shirley Host
Patricia Guckert Elizabeth Heimburger Brian and Christine Hotarek
Gerrit and Janet Gucky Vivian Heller Allen and Patricia Hott
Jack and Rosemary Gulati Barry and Betty Helm Nicholas and Kathleen Hoty
David and Maria Gulotte Gordon Hendricks John Hough
William and Carol Gumerman Richard Hendricks Richard and Margaret Houlding
John and Judy Gunderman Rodger and Patricia Hendricks Henry and Pat Houseman
Ed Guttery Leonard & Jeanne Hendrickson Timothy and Judith Howald
Scott and Becky Guttery J and Donna Hendrix David and Beth Howard
Paul and Diane Haagensen Raymond and Mildred Henning George and Constance Howard
John and May Haarlow Jerome Henry Andrew Howie
John and Maureen Haberkorn Karen Herbst Walter and Diane Hoynoski
Richard and Barbara Hacker Robert and Marikay Herdman * in honor of Frances Hoynoski
Marvin and Jane Hackman Arthur Herman Charles and Loretta Hrdlicka
Jean Haffenreffer Ann Hermann Carl and Linda Huber
Ernst and Margarete Hagen Rodney and Prue Hermes Bubba Huether
Jonathan Hague Frederic and Carolyn Hibbeln JD Huether
* in honor of Robert Hague Terry Hiduke William and Diane Hughes
Robert Hague Gail Hill Kathy Huldrum
Richard and Jane Hale Bruce and Gloria Hill R.M. and C.E. Hultgren
Clare Hall Jack and Beverley Hill Donald Hunt
Claudette Hallisey Richard and Roberta Hittinger Elmo and Betty Hurst
WM and Juanita Hamel Charles and Carole Hoch David Hussey
Russell and Vici Hamm David and Julia Hoch John and Sara Huston
Todd and Darlene Hammer * in honor of Shirley Hoch Mary Huttenlocher
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25. James and Mary Jo Hynden Donald Kaegebein Dallas and Lynn Knudson
James and Patsy Ingledue Joseph and Judith Kahl Kenneth and Ann Knutson
Gary Jaarda Martin and Heide Kamber Caryl Koenig
Bernard and Sharon Jackson James and Andrea Kane Mary Kondash
Stephen and Barbara Jackson James and Sue Kaneaster Arthur Konig
Peter and Jan Jacobsen A.P. and Sue Karlbergs Joyce Koons
Robert and Frances Jacoby Robert and Susan Karn Scott and Karen Koppa
Nirmal and Ute Jain B.J. and S.A. Karnas Glenn and Gail Korfhage
Edward and Rose James Mark and Valarie Karp Ray and Polly Kostelc
Sean and Catherine James Milton and Charlotte Katz Kingston and Judith Kovac
John and Mary Jarrell Dennis and Susan Kaufman Blaise and Karen Kovac
Barbara Jaskewicz Dennis and Lois Kavanagh John and Nancy Kozacki
William Jaworski Patrick Keane Richard and Sharon Kraft
Richard Jaycox Philip and Florence Keating Gerald and Diane Kral
John and Delores Jazwa William and Joan Keck Joan Krall
Paul and Debbie Jeffrey Arlene Keehan Gordon and Joanne Kreth
C.B. and Lucia Jenney Harry and Melissa Keel Ove Kristensen
Colin Jensen Edward and Frances Keenan Robin and Krivanek
David and Linda Jensen Laurence Keesey Kurt and Marion Krohne
Donald and Jean Jensen Michael and Patricia Kell John and Janet Krol
Wayland and Barbara Jensen James and Brenda Kelley George and Susan Krouse
Steven and Wendy Jess Eugene and Rita Kelly Charles and Zandra Krulak
Joseph and Janice Joachim Joan Kelly Dale and Karen Kruse
George & Philomena Johanssen Michael Kelly Willett and Beverly Kubec
Gene and Jane Johnson * in memory of Sherrellynne Kelly Dennis Kuester
Henry and Darlene Johnson Ronald and Phyllis Kelly J.A. Kull
Howard and Maureen Johnson Irene Kennedy John and Gail Kunz
James and Karen Johnson Mary Kennedy William Lamarra
Louise Johnson Roger and Kristen Kennedy Jo Ann Landes-Ross
Margaret Johnson Peter and Joanne Kenny * in memory of Viola Hevener, Clarence
Marjorie Johnson Charles and Alice Kepler Thompson and Donna Thompson Casidy
Richard Johnson Jack and Dawn Kerth Norman and Gynyth Landis
Richard and Martha Johnson Malcolm Kessinger Paul and Lynn Lang
Richard and Jean Johnson Thomas and Janet Ketteler Bernie and Mary Langlois
William and Anne Johnson William and Katherine Kidd Arlyn and Marcia Lanting
Jay and Christine Johnston Joseph and Elin Kiernan Kyle Lantz
Peter and Patricia Jokiel Dennis Killian Brian and Deborah Lapelle
Thomas Jones Ronald & Rosemary Kilpatrick Edith Lapi
Cecil Jones William and Christine King Jacques and Brigitte Lapointe
Janice Jones Jessica Kittel Norman and Doris Larose
Paul and Carol Jones Dennis Klein Ronald and Margaret Larry
Peter and Diane Jones Richard and Marian Klein Robert and Gwen Larson
Randal and Karen Jones Richard and Eleanor Klein Ronald and Jane Larson
Thomas Jones William and Frances Klein * in honor of Judy Neher
Jon and Sue Jontz Richard and Martie Kline Walter and Lucille Lasota
James and Betty Jordan Karl and Devora Klinges Louis and Najla Lataif
John and Elizabeth Jordan John Klocko David and Connie Lauderback
Donald and Diane Jorgensen Carol Kloster Jesse and Karen Lawrence
Roger and Stephany Joslin Gerard and Frances Knechtges William and Rebecca Lawson
Earleen Judy Gerald and Barbara Knight Henry and Louise Leander
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26. Scott and Helen Ledy Thomas and Susan Manuel Bernard and Nancy McNamee
Tom and Pat Leggett Richard and Joan Marilley Jay and Sharon McNulty
Raymond Lenhardt Gregory and Donna Marquis David and Susan McPherson
R Dale and Phyllis Lentz William and Mary Marsh John and Johne McTavish
Adele Leskera Eugene and Sally Martens Helen McVitty
Jack and Grace Lester Clair and Guenn Martin Patricia Means
Henry and Connie Liebel Jerry and Nancy Martin John and Karin Mehrholz
William and Marilyn Lightner John and Joan Martin Carl and Gail Meier
Harvey and Carol Lincoln Linda Martin Jennie Mello & Teresa Cantrell
Linkins Family Maurine Martin Derek and Kathleen Melven
James and Patricia Linus * in honor of Phil and Mel Martin James and Joan Merritt
Morris and Lois Lipnik Richard and Ruth Martin Stuart and Joanne Meshboum
Belle Lipsky Geoffrey and Christyn Mason Richard and Virginia Mesjak
Edward and Susan Lode Richard and Suzanne Masters Frank and Tara Messana
Lucilee Long Richard and Mary Masterson John Mettler
George Longtin Gerald and Theresa Matthews Harry and Donna Meyer
Frank and Linda Lovejoy John Matthias John and Anna Miles
John and Alice Lowman David and Marcia Maule Ben and Maxine Miller
* in honor of Lee Kiesling Scott and Deborah Maurer Bertram and Lynsie Miller
Christopher and Virginia Loyd Pamela May Dale and Susan Miller
Michael Lubratovich * in memory of Karen Archibald Dale Miller
Paul Lubratt William and Sharon Maybrook Edward and Nancy Miller
Daniel Lucke Sharon Mayes Geoffrey and Louise Miller
Kenneth and Patricia Ludman Margaret Mayhew I.W. and Peggy Miller
F.T. and Louise Ludwig * in honor of five grandchildren Paul and Judith Miller
Alicia Lunay Rudy Mazza Peggy Miller
James and Jacqueline Lund Gerald and Carol McAndrews Robert and Denise Miller
William and Louise Lupski Michele McAteer-Velianoff Stuart and Stephanie Miller
F.M. and Angeline Lusebrink Daniel and Judith McAthie * in memory of Wilson (Bud) Miller
Harry and Linda Lusky Fred and Noreen McAuley Bruce Milligan
Glen and Evelynn Lyall Julie McCarter Edward and Valerie Milliken
Jerry Lyons James and Margaret McCarthy Warren and Sandra Miner
Larry and Lynn Lytle Jacqueline McCurdy Myrtle Mitchell
William & Marianne Macauley Max and Linda McDade John and Mary Moffa
Alan and Shirley MacDonald Michael and Irene McDougall Gerald and Judy Mohan
F. Scott and Linda MacFarlane Paul and Eileen McGrath Clarence and D.M. Molden
Carol Mackimm Harry and Beverly McGuire Joseph and Merrill Monestere
Sharon Maclean-Hart * in honor of Mr. & Mrs. Gleitz and Mr. Kathleen Montesano
Connie Maetzold & Mrs. McGuire Nancy Montgomery
George & Elizabeth Maginness Gary and Judith McKindree Michael and Carol Montlack
Edward and Coral Maglietta Joseph McKinney Jerome and Nancy Montopoli
Jan Mahal Arnold and Oriana McKinnon Betty Moore
Robert and Anne Mahr Michael & MaryAnn McKoane Handy Moore
Kurt and Linda Mahrdt Janet McLaughlin Harold and Ann Moore
Joseph & Mary Ann Maiorana Robert McLeish Robert Moore
Raymond & Carolyn Malayter Jerome and Lucille McMahon * in memory of Richard Tunison and
Joyce Maloney James and Robin McManus Lucian Turk
William and Mary Maltarich Mark and Sherry McManus Scott and Mary Moore
Mike and Laurie Mansfield John and Margaret McMichael Robert and Alys Morande
* in memory of Karen Archibald Jack McNairy Robert and Irene Morello
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27. George and Cathleen Morgan Karen Nicholson B.K. Perry
John and Jean Morgan Richard and Marilyn Nicklas Solon and Dyane Person
Nancy Morgan * in memory of Leavitt Merrill and Karen Ralph and Olga Persson
Andrew and Kathleen Morrow Archibald Christine Peters
John and Mary Jo Morrow Richard and Sydney Nicklas * in memory of John Peters
Leslie Morse Richard and Marian Niehaus Donald and Virginia Peters
Jesse and Betty Mosheim Thomas and Cheryl Noll Robert Petersen
Gerald and Anne Moss Timothy and Michele Norbeck Everett and Marilyn Peterson
Edward & Kathleen Moynahan Fred and Marjorie Nordstrom Daniel and Margaret Petri
James and Karen Muckerheide Philip and Joan Norris Daniel and Diann Petrovich
Shirley Mueller Walter and Deanna Norris William and Virginia Pettine
Stephen Muller James and Sharon O’Brien William and Carolyn Petty
Michael and Ann Mullinix Richard and Linda O’Brien Jeremiah and Patricia Phelan
Charles and Carol Mund William and Mary Lynn Obrien J Terrille and Marlene Phillips
Balaji and Mohini Mundkur Joseph and Mary O’Bryan Lyman and Barbara Phillips
Thomas and Suzanne Munroe Thomas and Roberta O’Dea Bruce and Kay Philp
Albin and Suzanne Muren Angela O’Donnell J Raymond and Leslie Pierce
Cecelia Murphy Richard and Marlys Ogle John Pilarski
Mary Murphy James and Suzanne O’Hagan Anthony and Dorrit Pino
Robert and Karen Murphy Wayne and Victoria Ohlandt Steven and Irene Pires
Richard Murray Thomas Ohradzansky Francis and Catherine Pirog
Rodger and Nancy Murtaugh Thomas O’Leary Marcy Plant
Ronald and Susan Musick Paul and Gayle Oleff James and Joan Plesh
* in honor of Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Downs Bill and Judy Oliver Mike Plotz
Hugh Myers John and Beverly Oliver Robert and Nancy Poggi
Stanley and Grace Nahigan * in memory of Elizabeth Whalen and William and Barbara Pollert
Brian and Shona Nairn Robert Dunlap David and Lynne Pollifrone
Jean Bush Nankivell Mark and Linda Olson Stewart and Xandra Pool
Guy Napier Robert and Nicole Buckmaster Elsie Porter
John and Lucia Nastasi Patrick and Sue O’Neil Roger and Larue Porter
John and Suzanne Natale Barbara Orpin Ronald and Shirley Porter
John Naughton Charles and Shirley Osborn Allen and Margaret Post
Gerald and Karen Nelson Buzz Osterbush Charles and Linda Potter
Miles and Nancy Nelson Philip and Margaret Otero Richard and Patricia Potterack
Peter and Gloria Nelson Douglas and Elizabeth Otto Richard and Lynne Powell
William Nelson Donna Overly James and Joanne Powers
John and Donna Nemsick James and Nancy Papandrea Richard and Marilyn Powers
Robert and Mary Jo Nero David Pape Anne Price
David and Katherine Ness E.T. and Joyce Pappert Thomas and Carol Provost
Joseph and Lorraine Neubauer George and Ann Parke Ernest and Marit Puschaver
Richard Neville Clifford and Christina Parker Gary and Diane Queen
David Newman Diana Parker Patrick and Lynn Quigley
* in memory of Shirley Newman Neil and Aline Parker James and Patricia Quigley
Hamilton Newsom David and Katharine Parkinson Helen Quimby
Peggy Newsome John and Mary Ann Paskus Woodrow and Ann Quimby
* in honor of her kids for Christmas William Pease Michael and Jeanne Quinlan
Donald and Phyllis Neyer William and Carolyn Peet Carol Rademacher
Karen Nicholaides Richard and Janice Penland Kay Raines
David and Jean Nichols Richard and Laura Penton Dennis and Susan Rajtora
Heather Nichols Peter Perkins Steve and Amy Rakouskas
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28. Paul and Linda Ramsey Michael Rolland David and Joyce Schaffer
Richard Raney Don Rolley Arthur and Joan Schalk
Dean and Jeane Rankin Richard and Barbara Romano June Schanbacher
Thomas and Florence Raser Mark and Virginia Rometty James and Jean Schill
Betty Rash John and Rhoda Rose Roy and Peggy Schiller
Frank and Ursula Rauch Frank and Bird Rosen Jack and Mildred Schindler
Janie Rauh Jack and Phyllis Rosenstock Pam Schmidt
Joseph and Susan Ray Lyle and Gloria Rosenzweig Dale and Gladys Schneider
George and Mary Raymond Harold and Francine Ross Walter and Mary Scholer
Robert and Vivian Reardon Joseph Ross Richard and Nadene Schultz
Gordon and Carol Rebresh Joseph and Barbara Ross William and Edith Schultz
James and Geraldine Redding Raymond and Donna Ross Dennis Schutz
William and Carol Redeker James and Catherine Rossi F.J. and D.M. Schwab
* in memory of Wanda Slayton and Richard Rossi Mark and Kathleen Schwehr
Dorothy Beeker Richard & Christine Rothschild Kenneth and Susan Schwinn
Donald Reece Lex and Eileen Roulston Samuel and Nancy Scialabba
Gary and Sandra Reep Don and Nancy Rowe William Scollard
Mike Reese Ralph Royer Robert and Helene Scolnick
Howard Reeves Denis and Suzanne Roza Brian Scott
William Regan Gerald and Marjorie Rubacky * in honor of Thomas and Marjorie Scott
Frank and Susan Reid Martha Rudd Thomas and Marjorie Scott
Dorothy Reighard James and Margaret Rudolf Timothy Scott
Dennis and Cindy Reilley Edward and Jeanne Rudolph * in honor of Thomas and Marjorie Scott
Peter and Kathleen Reines Robert and Joan Rudolph Thomas Scoville
Cynthia Reisenfeld Vernon and Betty Rudolph Ron and Carol Seager
James and Ann Reutter LC and Patricia Russell Philip and Patricia Seamon
Ray and Candance Rezner Stephen Russian Rhoda Segal
Frank and Rosa Rhodes John and Debra Ryan Randolph and Mary Seger
Jeffrey and Barbara Rice Thomas and Donna Ryan Robert and Janet Seidell
Larry and Kathy Rice Thomas and Susan Ryan Tom and Maggie Seitz
James and Jean Richards Frederick and Susan Ryckman Frank and Mary Jane Semcer
Michael and Roberta Rickey Donald and Mary Anne Ryks Walter and Catherine Serafin
Dick and Debbie Riley Peter and Marjorie Rzasnicki Fred and Catherine Shaffer
Jack and Ginny Riley Ricky and Victoria Sadler Paula Shamberg
John and Lee Riley Klaus and MaryAnn Saegebarth David Shane
Samuel and Kim Rinella Barbara Salter John and Elizabeth Shanklin
John and Jeryl Risk Carl Salyers Harold and Mary Shannon
Jane Ritchie Richard and Gail Sampson Bruce and Holly Share
Richard and Mary Jo Roane Joseph and Helen Sandza Alice Sharp
Bruce and Jane Robert Peter and Katherine Sanger David and Mary Sharpe
Norman and Pauline Roberts Dennis and Ilene Sardello William and Carol Shaw
Thomas and Susan Roberts Raymond Sarlo Robert Shearer
Marilyn Robertson Frederick Sauer Thomas and Kathleen Shearer
Richard and Barbara Roch Leonard and Shirlie Saulter Robert and Grace Sheldon
James and Patricia Roemer John and Jean Scanlon David and Mary Shellenbarger
John and Barbara Roessner Carmen and Joanne Scarpa Phyllis Shelton
John and Lynda Rogers Roy and Mary Scarpato Arun and Elisabeth Shenoy
Ronald and Helen Rogers Randy and Barbara Schaaf David and Frances Shepherd
Virginia Rogers Thomas and Kheri Schaar Donald and Marilyn Sherick
William and Janet Rogers Thomas and Loretta Schafer John and Mary Sheridan
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29. William and Marilyn Shroyer James and Eleanor Stack Jane Thomas
Richard and Barbara Shull Mildred Stackhouse Joseph and Lynne Thomas
Harvey Siegel Jean Staerker Kenneth Thompson
Gerald and Marsha Sieve Paul and Joan Staley Graycia Thompson
Edward and Joann Sikorski Thomas Stang Joanne Thompson
Henry and Louise Sikorski Dean and Susan Stanton Michael and Mary Thompson
Verna Sikorski Daniel and Pamela Star Thomas and Mary Thompson
Tom and Patricia Sills John Staub Gaylord Thormodsgard
Wayne and Cheryl Simpson Norman and Leah Staubesand William & Elizabeth Thorndike
* in memory of Karen Archibald Scott and Elsie Stearns Barry Thrasher
Paul and Jean Sims Roger and Noreen Stedronsky Phillip and Cori Thune
Herbert and Barbara Singer Paul and Carol Stefanik Celia and Marilyn Tiberio
Laurence and Jane Skelton Dennis and Kay Steffen Earl and Rosalie Timmons
Robert and Elizabeth Skribiski Shirley Steinmetz Dan and Marilyn Timms
Cynthia Slack Curt and Joyce Stendahl Robert and Susan Toland
Shirley Sloper Donald and Judith Stenzel James and Pat Tolson
Earl and Roseann Slusser John and Marilyn Sterni Anthony and Edna Tomei
Audrey Smandra Karen Stevens E.B. Tomlin
William and Patricia Smart * in honor of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stevens Robert and Sandra Toney
Bradford Smith John and Kathleen Stimpson Angela Toth
Eugene Smith David Stith Timothy and Shaileen Tracy
Charles and Donna Smith Gene and Norma Stohler Stephen and Marie Tranovich
Robert and Karolyn Smith James and Sara Stokes Richard and Sandra Travas
John and Dyan Smith Harold and Martha Straka Richard and Helen Treanor
Lionel and Etta Smith Jack and Loretta Strange Nicki Treat
Nancy Smith James and Theresa Strecansky John and Jacquelyn Trebour
Peter Smith Ralph and Barbara Struzziero Frank and Nancy Tuttle
Randy and Lorraine Smith Harold and Frances Stuhl Jeanne Tyler
Raymond and Bernice Smith Jack Sturdevant William Tyler
Stephen and Marlene Smith Donald and Martha Sullivan Tim and Mary Beth Unger
Robert and Marilyn Smitson John and Alicia Sullivan Charles and Gretchen Urban
Francis and Phyllis Snook Shawn and Jeanne Sullivan Thomas Usher
Susan Snow Stephen & Betty Jane Sullivan Harry and Eugenia Vafiadis
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