1. IN THIS ISSUE
Operation Fan Mail Front
O C T O B E R 2 0 11 Breast Cancer Awareness Month P.2
EDITION Upcoming Madison Events P.3
Dane County Heart Wak P.5
Flu Shot Clinics P.6
Confessions of a WPS Intern P.7
Employee Spotlight/Retiree Corner P.8
Anniversaries/Promotions Back
WPS and Packers team up for Operation Fan Mail
Operation Fan Mail, the program that recog- eligible families, to submit an essay, 500 words or less,
nizes military families at each Packers home game, on why a particular family should be saluted. Essays
can be sent to: Operation Fan Mail, P.O. Box 10628
will mark its fifth season in 2011, and the third year Green Bay, WI 54307-0628. Essays also can be submit-
it has been presented by WPS Health Insurance. ted online at http://nfl.packers.com/gameday/game-
day_promotions/operation_fan_mail/.
The program, which debuted in 2007, is designed to
recognize families with a member who is on active Families intended for recognition are those that have
duty. The Packers and WPS Health Insurance will host a a member serving on active duty. The family member
family at each 2011 home game and recognize them can be a mother, father, son, daughter or sibling.
on the field during pregame activities. A total of 38
families have been recognized during the past four In addition to being recognized on-field prior to the
seasons. game, selected families will receive four tickets to the
game and a $150 Packers Pro Shop gift card from WPS.
“Operation Fan Mail is one of our most meaningful
gameday programs,” said Packers President/CEO Mark -Information found at www.packers.com
Murphy. “Military families make tremendous sacrifices
on behalf of all of us, and with WPS Health Insurance
we’re proud to recognize them in Lambeau Field.”
“We are proud to team with the Green Bay Packers
through sponsorship of Operation Fan Mail,” said Jim
Riordan, WPS Health Insurance President and CEO.
“Honoring active duty military families to whom we
owe so much is one of the many ways WPS Health
Insurance can say thank you.”
To choose families, the Packers and WPS Health
Insurance are asking interested families, or friends of

2. Age: A Major Factor
A woman’s chance of
October is...
getting breast cancer Breast Cancer Awareness Month
increases with age. Your
chance by your current
age is:
Common myths and health
Age 20..........1 in 1,760
Age 30..........1 in 2 recommendations from
Age 40..........1 in 6
Age 50..........1 in 42
Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Age 60..........1 in 29
Age 70..........1 in 27
Lifetime.........1 in 8
Source: American Cancer Myth: “I’m only 35. Breast Susan G. Komen for the changes:
Society, Breast Cancer Facts cancer happens only in Cure® recommends that • Lump, hard knot or
and Figures, 2009-2010
older women.” you: thickening
1. Know your risk • Swelling, warmth, redness
Fact: While the risk of breast Talk to your family to learn or darkening
DID YOU cancer increases with age, about your family health • Change in the size or shape
KNOW..........? all women are at risk for history and talk with your of the breast
getting breast cancer. health care provider about • Dimpling or puckering of
Susan G. Komen
Madison is now Susan your personal risk of breast the skin
G. Komen South Central Myth: “Women with a fam- cancer. • Itchy, scaly sore or rash on
Wisconsin? ily history of breast cancer the nipple
typically get breast cancer.” 2. Get screened • Pulling in of your nipple or
WPS has won the Ask your other parts of
Largest Corporate Team Fact: Actually, most women
health care “...most the breast
Award at Race for the who get breast cancer have
provider • Nipple
Cure Madison for each
of the past 10 years?
no family history of the
which screen-
women who discharge that
disease. However, a woman
ing tests are get breast starts
Susan G. Komen for the whose mother, sister or
Cure® ranked daughter had breast cancer
right for you cancer have no suddenly
second on the 2010 if you are at a family history • New pain in
list of the nation’s most has an increased risk. Having
higher risk one spot that
trusted charities? a male relative with breast
Have a
of the disease” doesn’t go
cancer, can also increase
mammogram away
your risk.
every year starting at age
Save the Date! 40 if you are at average 4. Make healthy lifestyle
Myth: “Women with more
The 15th Annual Susan risk. Have a clinical breast choices
than one risk factor typi-
G. Komen - Madison, exam at least every three Maintain a healthy weight
WI Race for the Cure is cally get breast cancer.”
Saturday, June 2, 2012 years starting at 20, and by adding exercise into your
Fact: Most women
at the Alliant Energy every year starting at 40 routine and by limit ing your
Center’s Willow Island. diagnosed with breast
alcohol intake.
cancer have no known risk
3. Know what is normal for
factor except being a woman
you and see your health care
and getting older. All women
provider right away if you
are at risk.
notice any of these breast
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3. Halloween Costume Contest Judging Categories:
Monday, October 31, 2011 • Baked Goods
WPS • Floral/Greenery Arrangements
• Holiday Decorations
Upcoming Join your co-workers on Monday,
October 31st for the Annual WPS • Jewelry
• Knitting/Crocheting
Events Halloween Costume Contest. Be sure to
dress up in your most creative costume
for your chance to win a prize! Prizes will
• Miscellaneous
• Paintings/Drawings
be awarded to the first, second and third • Photography
place winners in every building. • Scrapbook/Cards
Shop ‘til you drop! • Sewing/Quilting/Dolls/Stuffed Animals
To sign up for the costume contest, • Cross-stitching/Crewel/Latch – hook
contact Maureen Crombie at maureen.
crombie@wpsic.com. Entry Rules:
1. Items must be made by a WPS
Judging will take place at 10:00 AM in employee
the cafeteria/breakroom of each 2. The items must have been created
building. within the last year (no earlier then
November 3, 2010)
3. Only one item may be entered per
Come to the 31st Annual person for each category
Bus Trip to Michigan Avenue Holiday Bazaar! 4. An item cannot be entered in
Saturday, October 22, 2011 multiple categories.
Friday, November 4th
WPS employees are heading to Michigan and Saturday, November 5th Judging will take place on Thursday,
Avenue in Chicago, Illinois on Saturday, November 3rd after 5:00 PM. All judged
October 22nd. Hop on the chartered Nordby Building Lobby and Cafeteria items will be on display during the
coach bus and get started on your holi- Holiday Bazaar hours.
day shopping. Friday Hours: 3:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Saturday Hours: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Schedule
Craft items and baked goods are made
8:00 AM – Depart from Madison Campus Have questions about any of these
and sold by WPS Employees. WPS
10:30 AM – Arrive on Michigan Avenue
(approx.)
Employees can also enter the judging events?
contest. Bring your family and friends
5:00 PM – Depart from Michigan Aveue
the public is invited to attend for FREE! Contact Maureen Crombie in
7:30 PM – Arrive back at WPS (approx.)
Madison, Corporate Center,
Sell your homemade crafts/good Pick up Employee Services.
Family and friends are invited to join.
a vendor registration form in Employee
Cost is only $18 per person for the bus
Services. Deadline to register is Friday, maureen.crombie@wpsic.com
ride.
October 28. (608)226-7859 or ext.67859
To make your reservations, forms
Enter the judging competition
can be found in Employee Services.
Complete a judging competition entry
Reservations and payment should be
form by going to Employee Events Inet
received no later then Friday, October
page. The deadline to enter is Thursday,
7, 2011. November 3rd.
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Holiday Book Fair Check out many current titles including New York Times
best-sellers, children’s storybooks and educational
November 10th and 11th
materials, cookbooks and more.
Nordby Building
Lower Level Training Rooms 7 and 8 Save up to 70% off the retail price!
Thursday, November 10 Credit and debit cards are accepted.
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Partial proceeds benefit
The United Way of Dane County.
Friday, November 11
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM 3

4. Heart Attack Risk
Factors:
All of these rick factors can be
modified, treated or control with
lifestyle changes or medicine.
Smoking
Smokers risk developing coronary
heart disease 2 - 4 times more than
nonsmokers.
Dane County Heart Walk 2011 - Saturday, October 8
High Blood Cholesterol Warner Park, Madison, WI
Total Cholesterol: Less than Choose between a 1 ½ mile route or a 3 mile walking route.
200 mg/dL
LDL (bad) Cholesterol: Less than 8:00 Registration
100 mg/dL 9:30 Opening Ceremony and Step-off
HDL (good) Cholesterol: 40 mg/dL
or higher for men and 50 mg/dL or Come check out the WPS Health Insurance Tent! Bring your family and friends. Registration
higher for women to walk is free, but donations are strongly encouraged.
Triglycerides: Less than 150 mg/dL
High Blood Pressure Join a Team
High blood pressure increases the Join your department’s team and help compete against other departments at WPS. WPS will
heart’s workload, causing the heart
recognize the top fundraising team and the largest team. You can join up to the day of the
to thicken and become stiffer. This
walk.
stiffening of the heart muscle is not
normal, and causes the heart not to
Go to http://heartwalk.kintera.org/madisonwi
work properly.
On the left side of the page, click “Find a Team” to join.
Physical Inactivity
WPS Heart Walk teams
Physical activity can help control
blood cholesterol, diabetes and obe-
Team Name Team Captain(s)
sity, as well as help lower blood pres-
Accounting – Kathy Kathy Wilhelmsen
sure in some people.
Business Services – Mark Mark Jensen
Obesity
Cari Dykstra 2011 Cari Dykstra
People who have excess body fat,
Corporate Audit – Jeanette Jeanette Koenig
especially if a lot of it is at the waist,
Employee Services Christine Lick and Allison Evans
are more likely to develop heart dis-
EPIC Life Insurance Linda Edges
ease and stroke even if they have
Helping Hearts Jane Keller – Allen
no other risk factors. Excess weight
Legal Services – John John Sheski
increases the heart’s work. Medicare – Jared Jared Adair
Medicare – Kathy Kathy Layton
Diabetes Medicare – Kim Kimberly Richmond
Even when glucose levels are under Medicare – Sheila Sheila Bechmann
control, diabetes increases the risk Momma’s Heart Sasha Cherry
of heart disease and stroke, but the Tricare – Jennifer Brian Brugger and Jennifer Webb
risks are even greater if blood sugar WPS – Kim Olson Kim Olson and Tami Gilbertson
is not well controlled. WPS Commercial – Tom Tom Nelson
WPS Information Systems– Bob Bob Schubring
Information provided by the
American Heart Association
WPS Information Systems – Guy Guy Ringle
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5. Influenza (“Flu”) Virus
Information:
Flu Vaccine Clinics
Why should I get vaccinated?
Flu shot are free for all WPS your building. at a remote WPS location
Influenza (“flu” is a contagious
employees. If you are a and would like a flu shot,
disease. It is caused by the
temporary WPS employee Flu Shot Registration please email
influenza virus, which can be spread
you are eligible to get a free Process wps.employee.wellness@
by coughing, sneezing, or nasal
flu shot. If you are a 1. Pick up a blank consent wpsic.com. You will be
secretions.
contracted employee the form from the wellness emailed instructions on
fee is $24.00 and checks bulletin board in your how to register for a Flu
What are the types of
can be made payable to building. Care Card. This is a voucher
influenza vaccines:
WPS. 2. Bring your completed you can take to a participat-
1. Inactivated (killed) vaccine, the
consent form and your ing facility in your area to
“flu shot,” is given by injection with
Answers to frequently employee badge to the flu get your free flu shot.
a needle.
asked questions are shot clinic in your building.
2. Live, attenuated (weakened)
available on the “VIS
infulenza vaccine is sprayed into the
Influenza 2011,” document New Voucher Process
nostrils.
that can be found on the If you are unable to attend
wellness bulletin board in the flu shot clinic or you’re
How often should I get
vaccinated?
MADISON FLU SHOT CLINICS OUTSIDE OFFICE FLU SHOT CLINICS
Influenza viruses are always
Wednesday, October 5th Marion, IL
changing, so annual vaccination is
Friday, October 14
Nordby Building 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM recommended. Each year scientists
Lower Level Training Room #7 and 8 Rooms 229 and 230
7:00 AM – 6:00 PM try to match the viruses in the
Bloomington, MN vaccine to those most likely to cause
Koenig Building Thursday, October 20
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM flue that year. Flu vaccine will not
Conference Room #1008 Minnesota Conference
8:30 AM – 11:00 AM Room
prevent disease from other viruses,
including flu viruses not contained in
Corporate Center
Cafeteria Green Bay, WI the vaccine.
Thursday, October 20
12:00 PM – 4:00 PM 10:00 AM – 12:00
PMWest How long does it take for the vac-
Thursday, October 6th West Wing A/B
cine to take effect?
Broadway Building Conference Rooms
Conference Roooms 151 It takes up to 2 weeks for protection
and 152 4 Omaha, NE to develop after the shot. Protection
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Friday, October 21 lasts about a year.
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Olin Avenue Building S6E-10
Room 124 How can I learn more?
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Ask you doctor. They can give you
Wausau, WI the vaccine package insert or
Thursday, October 27 suggest other sources of
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Upper right side breakroom and information.
smaller breakroom at base of steps
Information provided by the Department fo
Health and Human Services, Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention
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6. Confessions of a WPS Intern
Written by Chloe Scheller, 2011 Summer Intern
Securing Success (S2) Department, Madison
When the summer before my senior Among my many assignments, I for self-growth and has opened many
year began to roll around, I realized created PowerPoint presentations and doors for me. I am particularly
that I was looking for a professional storybooks that would help others grateful to those who expressed a
experience and not just a paycheck. understand the lingo of scripting genuine interest in making me feel at
languages, servers, and web hosting. home and because of this; I gained many
I directed my interest away from the These assignments helped me to expand insights from them. The WPS staff put in
typical college restaurant and retail jobs my communication skills and challenged a great deal of effort to pass on wisdom
and began testing the waters to see me to think creatively. both about the business world but also
what was available to me. about life in general. I
The S2 team, I soon found, was full discovered through them that a job well
I applied to WPS and accepted a position of exceptionally talented individuals. By done should always be acknowledged,
as an Intern for the Securing Success (S2) working with them, I gained an that I should learn to read people by
Team, a team dedicated understanding of how their actions and not by their words,
to the reengineering of “...I gained an an office functions. They and that I should never be intimidated
business processes. understanding of how demonstrated that if by anyone. By sharing their secrets to
Little did I know that an office functions. They you work hard and you success, I established a completely new
this was just the begin- help others, help would outlook and a newfound interest in
demonstrated that if you
ning of my journey. find its way back to you. the business world.
work hard and you help I uncovered that an easy
When I first started others, help would find its way to make friends was It is inspiring to know that, while I may
working for the S2 way back to you. “ to have a bottomless not be a programmer or a
team, I felt utterly out bowl of candy on your project manager, I have added a
of my depth. I became lost, somewhere desk and to express interest in your small puzzle piece to a bigger picture.
between the stacks of paperwork and coworkers’ lives outside of the office. I I am proud that I have contributed to
the spider webs of terminology. Trying to quickly discovered that few people utter the team’s future achievements and that
take notes at meetings was comparable a single word on Monday mornings and I assisted in business decisions that will
to attempting to decipher a foreign lan- that everyone wants to chat on Friday determine how WPS operates for years
guage. It appeared impossible to catch afternoons. They reminded me of the to come. I wish the S2 team members
on, but that soon changed. importance of showing thanks and the best of luck in this current project
congratulations as well as regrets and and in all future endeavors. Their hard
After a couple weeks, I began to unravel sorrows. work, I am sure, will be recognized and
the mysteries behind the S2 project. Not
only was I taking meeting minutes that
I could now comprehend but people
Looking back, I can see that I am
incredibly blessed. My employment at
applauded.
-
began to ask for my input and ideas. WPS has been a wonderful opportunity
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7. EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT TO BEGIN JANUARY 2012
Nominate yourself or a co-worker today!
Beginning in the January 2012 Pipeline edition, a new section will be implemented called WPS Employee Spotlight.
This monthly section will highlight one or two WPS employees and their achievements in or outside of work. These
achievements could include completing a project in the community, being recognized for special talents or achievements
or winning an award.
Please consider completing a nomination form for yourself or a co-worker. We want to recognize the achievements of our
employees.
Nomination forms are available on the Employee Services, Employee Events page. Nominations turned in by the 15th of
the month will be considered for the next month’s edition.
October is National ___________ Month!
There are many things to celebrate in October besides Columbus Day, National Bosses Day and Halloween. The following is a list of
national observances for the entire month of October.
• Adopt A Shelter Dog Month • Depression Education and • Polish American Heritage Month
• AIDS Awareness Month Awareness Month • Popcorn Poppin’ Month
• Apple Month • Diversity Awareness Month • Pretzel Month
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month • German American Heritage Month • Roller Skating Month
• Car Care Month • Hispanic Heritage Month • Self Improvement Month
• Cholesterol Awareness Month (Sep. 15 – Oct. 15) • Toilet Tank Repair Month
• Country Music Month • Italian American Heritage Month • Women of Achievement Month
• Courtesy Month • Mental Illness Awareness Month
Recently Retired Employees
Kathryn Olson - Klawitter retired on
August 6, 2011. Kathryn started with WPS
on January 15, 2001 and was most Richard Blank retired on August 16,
recently a Provider Data Verification 2011. Richard started with WPS on
Analyst in TRICARE. January 17, 2005 and was most recently a
Mailroom Clerk III in Imaging.
Marshall Treat retired on August 6,
2011. Marshall started with Mutual of Joseph Burns retired on September
Omaha where he began on August 1, Dennis Belk retired on August 6, 2011. 17, 2011. Joseph started with WPS on
1973 and transferred to WPS on Dennis started with WPS on August 7, July 6, 1999 and was most recently a
November 5, 2001. Marshall was most 1989 and was most recently Programmer Mailroom Supervisor in Imaging.
recently a Cost Report Appeals Specialist Sr. Analyst in Information Systems.
in Medicare.
Congratulations, and thank you for the years of service!
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8. October Anniversaries
Forty – Four Years: Patricia Bergemann Eighteen Years: Debra Bougneit, Asif Naseem, Hafeman, Carmen Hansen, Sandra Hanson,
Patrick Riniker, Karen Rott, Tracy Shepard Candace Hanz, Debra Hay, Sara Jandro, Paula
Forty Years: Cheryl Forrer Jones, Gail Kahlich, Amy Klabacka, Laura
Seventeen Years: Louise Leikness, JoAnn Kluetz, Diane Knab, Jamie Kottke, Kerry Kressel,
Thirty – Eight Years: Vickie Peterson Nelson, Barbara Thome, Sharon Whitwam Joseph Kue, Valerie Lang, Alethea Lauback,
Nancy LaVenture, Jamie Lee, Rosalie Lombard,
Thirty – Four Years: Patricia Beyler, Donna Sixteen Years: Michael Bougneit, Michael Tracy Luedtke, Kathie Maki, Rebecca Marshall,
Doescher, Lajean Hoffmann McCredie, Kelly Vickerman-Breese, Carmen Philipp Marty, Patricia Mayer, Cheryl Meis,
White Joshua Mittag, Nicole Mohlman, Diana Mozer,
Thirty – Three Years: Darcelle Doucette Marilyn Muelver, Kerchten Mulcahy, Peggy
Fifteen Years: Lucinda Herwig Mulder, Patricia Nemke, Eva Nichols, Jessica
Thirty – Two Years: William Dummer Nowak, Catherine Pagel, Noelia Perez, Heidi
Fourteen Years: Saundra Courchane, Mark Peterson, Tina Pierce, Debra Prohovnik, Cynthia
Thirty – One Years: Linda Fredrick Friedel, Daniel McKay, Douglas Peters, Corey Punke, Lisa Radawitz, Denise Ray, Stephanie
Smies Schmuhl, Jason Schultz, Sarah Shemwell,
Twenty – Nine Years: Marcia Green Debbie Sherfinski, John Sleck, Samuel Smith,
Thirteen Years: Carol Lee, Jennifer Webb, Thomas Sobczak, Mary Stilen, Melissa Tiffany,
Twenty – Seven Years: Linda Christofferson, Stacy Willems, Karen Ziegler Michael Vechinski, Kathryn Volkman, Karen
Sharon Luick, Diana O'Toole, Michele Washington, Jamie Welton, Theresa White, Gail
Ringhand, Kathy Sladek, Anthony Wachter Twelve Years: Margaret Harmon, Michelle Little, Wiegert, Kimberly Wilson, Kelly Wiltzius, James
Julie Lloyd, Ann Timm, Linda Truong, Richard Winkel
Twenty – Six Years: Jonathan Ambelang, Mary Wachholz, Patricia Young
Carlson, Tod Ericson, Sandra Loomis, Betty Seven Years: Gwen Becker, Joseph Bell, Diane
Peters, Kelly Vivian, Karen Wealti Eleven Years: Dawn Bailey, Sherri Bean, Bendrick, Brian Benkoske, Jonathan Bolte, Lori
Barbara Garthwaite, Debra Godbey, Johanna Boppel, Paul Brozak, Constance Bufford, David
Twenty – Five Years: Linda Anderson, Hendrix, Sarah Kersey, Carol Lopez, Greg Burnett, Kelly Buska, Rhonda Caldwell, Patricia
Caroline Evans, Pauline Longfield, Terry Thorpe Nelson, Teresa Odom, Eric Rasmussen, Caridad Comp, Donna Davis, Keelan Dedolph, JoAnn
Reed, Matthew Sherman DePonte, Christina DeWitt, Sean-Patrick Drea,
Twenty – Four Years: Julie Bjordahl, Oles Sandra Ferg, Julia Gibbs, Deanna Glatczak,
Green, Teresa Gwaltney. Rebecca Johnson, Ten Years: Marjorie Burrow, Shawn Cook, Oscar Kimberly Grimm, Tami Guite, Hanan Hayek,
Barbara Lawrenz, Robin Merkes Diaz, Diane Farrell, Leah Filley, Mark Gaus, Sharie Hoffland, Christopher Hofmann, Elaine
Lacey Green, Julie Hearley, Patricia Hilliard, Holbrook, Brenda James, Rosann Jennrich,
Twenty – Three Years: Caroline Dykstra, Susan Jacobson, Jamie Lampley, Leo Leick, Jason Kania, Dawn Klopp, Matthew Kordus,
Jennifer Frey, Gloria Hunt, Lydia Kirchstein, Tina McIntosh, Carla Nolden, Julie Prince, Carol Kraus, Melissa Logan, JoAnn Malbone,
Therese Masnado, John O'Loughlin, Janice Steven Ray, TaQuala Sanders, Kurt Schaeffer, Cindy Malenke, Elizabeth Nadolski, Alicia Nance,
Steinberg Sarah Schroeder, Amy Smith, Sandra Stanfley, Stacie Notinokey, JoAnn Pagel, Elizabeth
Barbara Van Asten, Dannada Wade Palacios, Jackie Pavelka, Terra Peche, Dru
Twenty – Two Years: Tim Craine, Jeffrey Peters, Jessica Rosenow, Kamlesh Saini,
Goldsby, Connie Kubly, Joanne Peckham, Nine Years: Phillip Brueggeman, Shawne Patricia Sanders, Lynda Sauer, Jessica Sjoberg,
Andrew Porter, Michelle White Campos, Heidi Fisher, Carol Gardner, Keenan Janet Steffen, Debbie Wanta, Naomi Wanta,
Jones, Scott Lynch, Mary Malecka, Robert Thomas Ward, Holly Warner, Kathleen Wendorf,
Twenty – One Years: Pauline Adams, Kathy Morgan, Cheryl Pomarnke, Ronald Roberts, Karen Woodward, Jessica Zander, Jennifer
Geertsma, Lynn Laufenberg, Matthew Mayville, Richard Stevens, Dani Weisner, Melissa Zych Zastrow
Amy Messerschmidt, Susan Roemer
Eight Years: Sharon Altenhofen, Krista Arnold, Six Years: Timothy Bolduc, Gina Medina-
Twenty Years: Norma Fisher, Peggy Sandstrom Judith Baumann, Marcia Becker, Mary Berg, Rodriguez, Joseph Pettineo, Guy Ringle, Jamie
Tyann Campfield, Tracey Carlson, Jessica Schmitz
Nineteen Years: Michelle Ferguson, Nancy Chambers, Carolyn Cheyka, Jason Chisamore,
Frank, David Giese, Kelly Henry, Cheryl Cheryl Damerell, Diane Denikas, Audra Five Years: Cris Welk, Sally Wood
Scharine, Kathryn Stiyer Deruchowski, Sherri Diels, Mark Enloe, Lisa
Fillion, Mark Gonzalez, Tara Habeck, Karen
Recent Promotions
Corporate Donna Forsythe.........................Analyst, Prov Certification
Ellen Koenig ..............................Policyholder Services Specialist Candice Goodwick .....................Analyst, Prov Certification
Kara Larson ...............................Subro-Workers Comp. Analyst Debra Hay ................................Analyst, Prov Certification
Erik Martin .................................System Reporting Analyst II Thad Kortbein ............................Dir. Prog Design and Implement
Susan Pawlowski.......................Government Accounting Clerk VI Collin Kreklow.............................Spec. Dept. Training
Connie Kubly..............................Analyst, Prov Certification
Information Systems Jamie Lee...................................Unit Coordinator IV
Patricia Allen...............................IS Project Manager Derek Mackey...........................Analyst, Prov Certification
Patty Miller..................................Clerk IV
Heather Peil................................Foreign Claims Processor
Medicare Kara Taylor..................................Foreign Claims Processor
Jessica Doty ..............................Provider Enrollment Analyst
Mai Thao.....................................Rep III, Customer Service
Rebecca Weber...........................Foreign Claims Processor
TRICARE Theresa Winter............................Analyst, Prov Certification
Phillip Brueggeman..................Sr. Analyst, Production