Save the date - Faith's Lodge - a Place Where Hope Grows

Main Office
818 West 46th Street, Suite 202
Minneapolis, MN 55419
(612) 825-2073
Wisconsin Retreat
6942 County Road C
Danbury, WI 54830
(715) 866-8200
faithslodge.org
News from Faith’s Lodge is published by
Faith’s Lodge, a place where parents and
families coping with the serious illness or
death of a child can retreat to reflect on the
past, renew strength for the present and
build hope for the future.
Board of Directors:
Mark Lacek, Chair
Susan Lacek, Vice Chair
Angie Andresen,
StoryTeller Media & Communications
Jadin Bragg, Boulay, Heutmaker, Zibell & Co.
Denver Gilliand, Merrill Lynch
Steve Helland, Fredrikson & Byron
Margaret Murphy, Denali Marketing
Kristin Pardue, Reve Consulting
John Satorius, Fredrikson & Byron, PA
Bob Steffel, MA Mortenson Company
Andy Weiner, Toy’ N Around
Dr. Robert Wieland,
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Staff:
Anna Stier, Executive Director
Ev Nyberg, Manager of Lodge Operations
Marquetta Nickols, Administrative Assistant
Mike and Carol Borman, Maintenance Team
Communications
Committee:
Angie Andresen
Glen Andresen
Julie Hurbanis
Allison Janney
Emily Kolar
Susan Lacek
Mardi Larson
Anna Stier
Family
Programming
Funded By
WHAT: Hope Rocks! 2009, Featuring the
Official Release of Hope Rocks!
Volume II and a Live Performance
by the BoDeans
WHEN: Saturday, September 26 th
6:30 PM-1:00 AM
WHERE: Epic Event Center,
Downtown Minneapolis
Save the date
Mark your calendar for
Faith’s Lodge biggest event of the year...
Hosted by Faith’s Lodge supporters Frank
Vascellaro & Amelia Santaniello, this
rocking evening will feature great food &
drinks, a live auction and raffle, and music
by the BoDeans. All proceeds benefit
families coping with a child’s serious
illness or the loss of a child.
Tickets are limited: $250 VIP Experience,
including complimentary beer and wine
and premier 2 nd floor location
$150 General Admission Tickets
Watch your mail for our Hope Rocks! invitation, coming this summer. A special thanks to our
media partner, Cities 97, and the exclusive retailer of Hope Rocks! Volume II, Target Stores.
Faith’s Lodge is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.

News from
sPriNg 2009 issue
Faith’S Lodge
Reflections from guests
SUPPORT AND SUMMER FUN AT FAITH’S LODGE
During the first few days of August 2008, a group of eight families
met at Faith’s Lodge to spend a summer vacation together leaning
on, and laughing with, each other. The families, all of whom have
a child with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), met each other at
conferences or online, and they and others formed a virtual
support group of sorts. They came to Faith’s Lodge comforted in
the knowledge that the families with whom they were vacationing
would understand their experiences, joys and challenges. And
that they’d spend a whole lot more time relaxing and playing than
explaining.
While relatively unknown, SMA is a motor neuron disease that,
according to the SMA Foundation, is the leading genetic cause
of death in infants and toddlers. Children born with SMA lack
a protein that is critical to the survival and health of neurons
and nerves. While the children’s minds are unaffected, they have
progressively less control over their muscles and their ability to
crawl, walk, swallow, and control the movement of their head and
neck. According to support organization Families with SMA, one
in 6,000 babies born is affected by SMA, and about 1 in 40 people
are genetic carriers.
Andrea and Doug Doebbert of Edina, MN organized the week and
made an advance visit to Faith’s Lodge to determine any limitations
for some of the kids in wheelchairs – they discovered very few.
While the group was at Faith’s Lodge, friends of the Doebberts
Children with SMA coming together for fun at Faith’s Lodge.
prepared and delivered the meals so
the vacationing families were able
to focus on hikes in the woods on
the handicapped-accessible trails,
craft projects, bonfires and each
other. Among the families who
joined from across the Midwest
Doug Doebbert with his
and as far away as Kentucky were
daughter, Sophia.
Justin and Shannon Kuester and
their daughters, Addison and Haley of Hartford, WI.
“Our children with SMA are in wheelchairs, and it’s tough to move
them around, so getting eight families who have a child with SMA
together isn’t an easy thing to do,” said Justin Kuester. “It was really
helpful for all of us to spend that time together sharing thoughts
and ideas. Tending to the medical needs of our kids was something
everyone understood.”
The weekend was so successful that the group plans to return
again this August. “Our biggest challenge was that we had more
families that wanted to come than Faith’s Lodge had space,” Kuester
said. “This summer, we’re going to invite some of the physicians
and therapists that we all see so we can add a stronger learning
component to our Faith’s Lodge visit.”
OTHER SUPPORT GROUPS WELCOME
“We were thrilled with the response of the SMA weekend and
the support the families found in coming together at Faith’s
Lodge,” said Evelyn Nyberg, manager of operations at the Lodge.
Following the SMA support group weekend, Faith’s Lodge has
hosted a number of other established groups including Brighter
Tomorrows, for families from the Rochester area who have
children with cancer, Hope Kids, a Twin Cities based non-profit
that supports families with seriously ill children, “And we’ve got a
group scheduled for families impacted by Twin to Twin Transfusion
Syndrome,” Nyberg said. Faith’s Lodge welcomes established parent
or other support groups for customized weeks at the Lodge. Please
contact Anna Stier (anna@FaithsLodge.org) or Evelyn Nyberg
(enyberg@FaithsLodge.org) with questions or for more
information.
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FRom the executive diRectoR
Dear Faith’s Lodge Supporters,
Finally, spring has arrived. We’ve put away our down coats and
wool mittens and anxiously await the opportunity to enjoy summer
activities. In addition to warmer temperatures, the spring season
brings hope for the months ahead.
At Faith’s Lodge, families coping with a child’s serious illness or
the loss of a child find renewal year-round. Thanks to the generous
support of individuals like you, families have an opportunity to
reflect on the past and gain strength for a more hopeful future.
Ronald McDonald House more effectively serve families around the
world. In keeping these values, Ronald McDonald House Charities,
UpperMidwest, (RMHC, UM) has renewed its commitment to
Faith’s Lodge by extending a new grant for 2009.
This year marks the fourth year Faith’s Lodge has received generous
sponsorship from Ronald McDonald House, which serves many
children and families that greatly need the complimentary services
that Faith’s Lodge provides. The funding from the grant will go
directly to cover family programming costs at Faith’s Lodge,
including guest management, therapeutic activities, crafts, food
pantry and entertainment.
The partnership between the two non-profits began before Faith’s
Lodge opened its doors. While Faith’s Lodge was being established,
the organization approached RMHC, UM in 2006, knowing the
BECOME A FAN
If you are a member of the growing social networking
site, Facebook, we invite you to become a Fan of Faith’s
Lodge. Anyone can become a Faith’s Lodge Fan by typing
“Faith’s Lodge” in the Facebook search bar. Our Fan Page
is updated frequently with the latest happenings at Faith’s
Lodge. Fans can upload their own photos and post notes of
hope and healing. Please share the Fan Page with friends in
your network and help spread the word about Faith’s Lodge.
take Note Innovative programming and partnerships are central to helping
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During 2009, Faith’s Lodge plans to serve significantly more
families than in previous years. Together, we can accomplish this
goal by referring families to Faith’s Lodge, making in-kind gifts of
food and Lodge supplies, and covering a family’s nightly expenses
through a gift of $25 or more. Especially during this difficult
economic time, we greatly appreciate your generous support.
Best regards,
Anna Stier, Executive Director
donor Spotlight
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE:
FAITH’S LODGE ExTENDS GRATITUDE TO LARGEST BENEFACTOR
organization’s extensive experience and credible reputation working
with families who have a seriously ill child. With closely aligned
missions, there was an opportunity for the groups to work together
on this endeavor.
Meg Katzman, Executive Director of RMHC, UM, feels passionately
about the continued partnership between her organization and Faith’s
Lodge. “Together, RMHC, UM and Faith’s Lodge achieve our shared
goal of keeping families in crisis together and strong.”
In addition to financial support, RMHC, UM has been actively
involved with programming at Faith’s Lodge over the past few years.
A number of RMHC “Sibling Camps” have been held at Faith’s
Lodge. During the camps, children enjoy a myriad of north woods
experiences, including fishing, swimming, campfires, dog-sledding
and hiking. Three sibling camps are scheduled during 2009.
An exciting part of RMHC’s grant is it ensures the outreach services
of Faith’s Lodge will be made available to as many families as possible.
Ronald McDonald House is a national organization, therefore Faith’s
Lodge is able to reach out and invite RMHC families from across the
country to stay at the Lodge and experience our programming.
Faith’s Lodge looks forward to providing continued comfort, strength,
and hope to all of our guests through programming made possible by
the Ronald McDonald House Upper Midwest grant.

volunteer Spotlight
SUPERIOR LANDSCAPING GENEROUSLy
ANSWERS A SPECIAL CALL TO HELP CREATE
OUR garden of hope
Superior Landscaping finishing the beautiful Garden of Hope.
When Co-Founders Susan and Mark Lacek first dreamt of Faith’s
Lodge, their vision included beautiful landscaping surrounding
the Lodge. However, they knew the outdoor plans would have to
wait until the Faith’s Lodge indoor facilities were complete and the
organization was large enough to undertake the landscaping project.
Anticipating the future project, Faith’s Lodge completed a project plan
for what has been named The Garden of Hope. Located in a sunny
spot, between the building and the lake, The Garden of Hope serves as a
gathering space where couples and families find peace and inspiration
in a beautiful setting. However, before the garden could be installed,
professional landscaping assistance was needed to get the project
started.
In our search for assistance, Faith’s Lodge published a volunteer callto-action
in the 2008 summer newsletter. Kevin Rickinger, owner of
Superior Landscaping, which is based in Inver Grove Heights, MN,
contacted Faith’s Lodge in response to the request. “After reading
about the families Faith’s Lodge has served, I’ve always wanted to help
in some way. When I saw the specific description of the garden, I knew
A six-man
crew
came to
Faith’s
Lodge
on two
weekends
last fall to
help.
The Angel of Hope Statue
was introduced to the world in the
book The Christmas Box, a worldwide
bestseller by author richard paul evans.
In the book, a woman mourns the loss of her child at the base of
an angel monument. Though the story is mostly fiction, an angel
statue was commissioned by richard paul evans, in response
to reports that grieving parents were seeking out the angel as
a place to grieve and heal. The first statue was dedicated on
december 6, 1994 and there are now 100 angel of hope statues
across the country, with many more in the works.
It is our vision to have an angel Statue as the centerpiece of our
garden of hope. The monument would serve as a symbol of hope
for those families visiting faith’s Lodge, as well as area families
who would be invited to the Candlelight healing Ceremony
held annually on december 6 th at all angel Statues nationwide.
We are currently looking for a family or organization to fund
the commission of our own angel Statue, or help fundraise with
this specific goal in mind. To learn more about this endeavor,
please contact anna Stier at anna@faithslodge.org
my company was capable of assisting with the major landscaping
needs.” Kevin said.
Due to the generous donation of labor expenses by Superior
Landscaping, The Garden of Hope project costs were cut significantly.
A six-man crew from Superior drove up to the Lodge over the course
of two weekends last fall to work on mulching, building a bridge and
boulder wall, and laying a 500 foot paver walkway inside the garden.
Many of the garden paver stones were donated by Faith’s Lodge
families, in memory or in honor of a loved one. These permanent
pavers are inscribed with a special, personalized message.
“The major needs of the project required a skill set that not everyone
has.” Kevin explained. “Superior Landscaping is extremely proud of
what we did for families at Faith’s Lodge.”
Superior Landscaping will complete The Garden of Hope by planting
trees, shrubs and flowers this spring.
On behalf of the families we serve, Faith’s Lodge would like to thank
Superior Landscaping and the entire garden crew for all their hard
work. Also, we would like to offer a special thanks to Hedberg and
Belguard companies and Bailey Nurseries for assisting with The
Garden of Hope.
If you are interested in purchasing a permanent paver stone memorial
for The Garden of Hope, please contact our administration office
(612) 825-2073 or visit faithslodge.org. Trees, shrubs and flowers
may also be purchased for the garden, in memory or in honor of a
loved one.
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thaNk you to ouR doNoRS
Members of the Circle of Hope, a generous philanthropic club, contribute $1,000 or more on an annual basis to Faith’s Lodge. Gifts to the organization
allow us to serve families in the local community and from across the country, regardless of their financial circumstances. For information regarding the
Circle of Hope, or to learn about the various ways you can positively impact children and families, please contact Executive Director, Anna Stier at (612) 825-2073.
2009 ciRcLe
oF hoPe
Andersen Corporation Foundation
Edward R. Bazinet Foundation
Jadin and Tricia Bragg
Children’s Healthcare
CROWBAR
Denali Marketing
Andy and Elizabeth Fazendin
Denver and Nicole Gilliand
Deb Hopp
Amy and Tony Korthaus
The Lacek Group
Mark and Susan Lacek
Robert and Barbara Lodermeier
Margaret Murphy and Steve Olin
The Page Family
Kristin Pardue and Brad von Bank
Pediaric Home Services
Jeremy Pierotti and Kathryn Klibanoff
Sheri and Tom Price
Ronald McDonald House Charities -
Upper Midwest
memoRiaLS
Donations were made to Faith’s Lodge in
memory of the following:
In Memory of Maxwell Best
In Memory of Anna Rose Borgerding
In Memory of Jennifer Lynn Bossman
In Memory of Max Ryan Carse
In Memory of Tegan Ruth Christopherson
In Memory of Lexi Anne and
Zoe Nicole Clement
In Memory of William “Billy” M. Dahl
In Memory of Sophia Alexis Davies
In Memory of Billy Drag
In Memory of Brandon Elias
In Memory of John Ennen
In Memory of Matthew Hawyard Evenrud
In Memory of Grace Elizabeth Fazendin
In Memory of Shannon Foster
In Memory of Angela Marie and
Mary Deloris Ganley
In Memory of Damion Garza
In Memory of Angel Baby and Baby Grace
In Memory of Caden Matthew Herr
In Memory of Matt Thor Hoff
In Memory of Hope Homelvig
Megan and Will Roth
John and Linda Satorius
Robert Seidel
SIDS Alliance Inc.
Bob and Jacqueline Steffel
Anna and Jeremy Stier
Scott and Katey Taylor
University St. Thomas - The Gibney Award
Andy and Marci Weiner
Werner Electric Ventures
Dr. Robert and Tina Wieland
In Memory of Jerry Jensen
In Memory of Irene Johnson
In Memory of Luke Tyler Kerbeshian
In Memory of Patricia Klibanoff
In Memory of Grace Catherine Kosek
In Memory of Cecily Rose Kubiak
In Memory of Faith Lacek
In Memory of Brandon Mitchell Lanie
In Memory of Parker and Brady Lindstrom
In Memory of Jon Lodermeier
In Memory of Elizabeth Manning
In Memory of Eliza Martin
In Memory of Isaiah and Mason
In Memory of Evan James McAlister
In Memory of Mary Katherine McClurg
In Memory of Kaidin Staska
Richardson Minowa
In Memory of Morgan Marie
In Memory of Tynan Thomas and
John Patrick Murphy
In Memory of Dick Nadeau
In Memory of Sabra Olssen
In Memory of Isabella Otis
In Memory of Hope Peterson
In Memory of Hudson John Polman
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hoNoRaRiumS
Donations were made to Faith’s Lodge in
honor of the following:
In Honor of the Bransford Family
In Honor of Allan and Tina Christopherson
In Honor of Denali Marketing
In Honor of Bill and Vince Embacher
In Honor of Carole and Loren Evenrud
In Honor of D.C. Everest Language Arts
In Honor of Irene Fahje
In Honor of Kathy Hedlund
In Honor of Kianna Johnson
In Honor of Susan Lacek
In Honor of Miriam Lejonvam-McCann
In Honor of Colleen McCann
In Honor of Abby McLenighan
In Honor of Kurt and Kristin Meier
In Honor of The Kimberly and
John Mueller Family
In Honor of Margaret Murphy and Steve Olin
In Honor of The Newhall Family
In Honor of Andrew Scott and Family
In Honor of Kathy Solberg
In Memory of Gavin Proulx
In Memory of Jack Roane
In Memory of Andy Roehl
In Memory of Donna Schara
In Memory of Cadence Faith Schlief
In Memory of Erik Sherstad
In Memory of Spencer August Short
In Memory of Noel Ann Smith
In Memory of Kieran Stuart
In Memory of Layla Susnik
In Memory of Marit Palmer Swenson
In Memory of Abbey Taylor
In Memory of Lowell Thomas Vannelli
In Memory of Marcus Walsten
In Memory of Drew Woodwick
In Memory of Kristine Wucherpfenning
in the Donor lists, we have made every
effort to be as accurate as possible. if
we have inadvertently made an error or
omission, please contact our office
at (612) 825-2073.

volunteer Spotlight
HEALING ONE STITCH AT A TIME:
THIMBLEBERRIES RENEWS CHARITABLE
SPONSORSHIP WITH FAITH’S LODGE
Thimbleberries quilts can provide much more than warmth for
many special recipients. Since becoming a sponsor of Faith’s Lodge
in January 2008, generous quilters have sent more than 150 quilts
to comfort guests staying at Faith’s Lodge.
Thimbleberries is a worldwide leader in quilting, sewing, and home
decorating, started 20 years ago by Lynette Jensen, an avid quilter
from Hutchinson, Minnesota. Nearly 1,000 nation-wide quilting
shops are host to Thimbleberries quilting clubs. Club members
meet monthy and create quilts together.
The McLenighan Family with their Faith’s Lodge Quilt.
guest Reflections
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Thimbleberries Quilters dedicated to Faith’s Lodge .
Due to the overwhelmingly positive response from both
Thimbleberries quilters and Faith’s Lodge guests, the charitable
partnership will continue through 2009. Thimbleberries designed
a “Stars of Hope” quilting pattern especially for Faith’s Lodge, that
can be downloaded from their website www.thimbleberries.com
for free. While Thimbleberries has encouraged partipants to use
the “Stars of Hope” pattern, any design can be used to create a
quilt.
The donated quilts are given to each family staying at the Lodge
for use during their stay, as well as a memento to bring home
to remember their time at Faith’s Lodge. Through renewing this
sponsorship, Faith’s Lodge and Thimbleberries set a goal to collect
even more quilts to send home with guests this year.
According to Evelyn Nyberg, Faith’s Lodge Manager of Operations,
the quilts are much appreciated by guests. “The families are
grateful to have something to take with them, especially since it is
evident each quilt is made with such love and care.”
“We are walking away from Faith’s Lodge with renewed hope and peace.”
“ For the first time we could connect with other parents—
we now know that we are not alone.”
“The atmosphere and encouragement at Faith’s Lodge has given me hope for the future.”
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giBNey aWaRd
FAITH’S LODGE RECEIVES GIBNEy
On February 5, 2009, the University of St.
Thomas selected Faith’s Lodge as a Gibney
Award Winner, in recognition of the
outstanding service Faith’s Lodge provides
to the community. The Gibney Award
was recently established by a couple in the
community who wanted to encourage
St. Thomas students to become involved in
philanthropy. There were more than 109
applicants for the Award; Faith’s Lodge
is honored to be one of the five finalists
selected.
The $5,000 Gibney Award will support
a new program at the Lodge, which will
provide age-appropriate north woods
experiences for children ages 12-19. A few
activities that will be funded by the Gibney
Award include dog-sledding, fishing,
canoeing, hiking and camping. The Award
will also cover the costs associated with
therapeutic activities, such as scrapbooking,
jewelry making, garden stepping stones, and
literature for the Lodge library aimed to
help teens cope with their serious illness.
Faith’s Lodge enjoys a strong relationship
with the University of St. Thomas,
providing internship opportunities to
juniors and seniors. The purpose of the
internship program is to provide an
opportunity for students to learn about the
nonprofit field, while encouraging them to
consider a career in service.
All that we love
deeply becomes a
part of us. - Helen Keller
Brighter tomorrows
FAMILIES FIND HOPE AT FAITH’S LODGE
During the last weekend in January,
Faith’s Lodge was host to a group of
families from Brighter Tomorrows. Brighter
Tomorrows, which was established by four
mothers whose children were ill with cancer,
is a nonprofit organization that provides
emotional, spiritual, and educational
support by listening to, understanding, and
supporting families touched by childhood
cancer. Brighter Tomorrows provided
retreats to eight families to visit Faith’s
Lodge in January. Below, one family shares
their experience at the Lodge:
“We spent an incredible weekend with seven other cancer families at Faith’s Lodge
and it was exactly what we needed. After receiving the news that our son’s cancer
had returned again for the third time, I was reluctant about going. My husband
encouraged me saying, ‘Don’t you think it would be good to be around people who can
support us and truly understand what we’re going through since they have walked or
are walking in our shoes?’ And, he was so right.
I do wish I could better
articulate the power of
the weekend and these
relationships, but until
you walk in our shoes, I do
not think it’s possible. But
to all of the families who
were with us, we thank
you for your ongoing love,
support and guidance
through one of the most
difficult journeys in life we
will ever face. My husband
and I are so humbled and
privileged to have you as
our new friends.
Thank you Faith’s Lodge
for providing the perfect
atmosphere for the time we
spent together.”
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If you know of a group or organization, such as
Brighter Tomorrows, that could benefit from a stay at
Faith’s Lodge, please contact us at (612) 825-2073.

corporate
donor Spotlight
PEDIATRIC HOME SERVICES:
LIkE-MINDED PARTNERS
SHARE A SPECIAL BOND
Faith’s Lodge recently became a recipient of
Sharing Care, Pediatric Home Service’s (PHS)
corporate giving program. PHS, based in St.
Paul, is a full-service, independent pediatric
care company that provides highly specialized
health care services and technology to help
Families of Pediatric Home
Services on retreat.
support families in the care of medically-fragile children at home. PHS offers
comprehensive services such as infusion therapy, respiratory therapy, in-home
asthma management, nutrition, pharmacy and medical social work exclusively
for pediatric patients. The shared belief that truly caring for medically fragile
children requires more than just healthcare has resulted in a special partnership
between PHS and Faith’s Lodge. The alignment is very strong between the
two organizations with a common theme: helping families manage the daily
challenges of caring for sick children.
In addition to a large corporate gift in 2008, PHS held an internal employee
fundraiser, resulting in a $4,000 contribution to Faith’s Lodge. The fundraiser
provides the opportunity for eight PHS families to stay a weekend at Faith’s Lodge
in the coming year. According to Michael Ruhs, PHS Director or Corporate
Communications, “The partnership provides a place of rest for families who may
be exhausted due to their child’s medical condition. Faith’s Lodge is a unique
retreat because it’s capable of providing for the special needs families may have
that a regular hotel or
resort couldn’t. The goal
is to help our families
refresh both mind and
spirit and provide hope
for the challenging
journey ahead.”
PHS continues to expand
their relationship with
Faith’s Lodge in as many
ways as possible, including a PHS clinician weekend retreat at Faith’s Lodge held
last October. PHS also plans to offer employees with volunteer opportunities to
serve meals and assist with various projects.
To learn more about PHS, visit the company’s website at
www.pediatrichomeservice.com or call toll-free (800)225-7477.
If you are interested in making a gift or sponsoring a room or area at
Faith’s Lodge in honor or memory of a loved one, please call the Faith’s Lodge
Office at (612) 825-2073.
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FAITH’S LODGE PROUD RECIPIENT
OF CITIES 97 SAMPLER PROCEEDS
Faith’s Lodge was one of the 46 Minnesota
charities to receive a portion of the $1,000,000
in proceeds generated by the sale of the
Cities 97 Sampler, Volume 20. Cities 97
recently presented Faith’s Lodge with a gift of
$18,000, in recognition of our impact on the
community. The contribution will help support
family programming at the Lodge, including
covering the cost of guest stays and therapeutic
activities. We wish to extend a heartfelt thanks
to Cities 97 for their generous support!
Dave Dahl, from KSTP TV, joined the riders from
the Electrical Motorcycle Tour as they visited
Faith’s Lodge in June, 2006. The EMT ride
attracted more than 50
bikers and raised $3,000
for Faith’s Lodge.
RIDERS HIT THE
ROAD FOR
FAITH’S LODGE
Biker enthusiasts will once again have the
opportunity to ride for Faith’s Lodge during the
Electrical Motorcycle Tour (EMT) on Saturday,
June 27 th . Sponsored by Werner Electric, the
ride will start in the Twin Cities and head to
the Siren area, where riders will stop for lunch
and be welcomed by the Faith’s Lodge staff.
For more info or to register to ride, contact
David Withrow at Werner Electric Supply.
320-534-5613 or dwithrow@WernerElec.com.