1st Annual Auction - Missouri Veterans Commission

One of the
most popular
items auctioned
was “Throw
a Pie at the
Administrator.”
Louis Smethers
won the bid and
made a “perfect
throw” at Eric
Endsley as John
Mitchel, John
Reeder, and
Curtis Gammill
enjoy the
entertainment.
1st Annual Auction
Spring 2010
A large crowd
a t t e n d e d
the auction
sponsored by
the Recreation
T h e r a p y
D e p a r t m e n t
and the Osage
C o m m u n i t y
Elks Lodge
2705 from
L a u r i e .
Veterans bid
(with monopoly
money) on a variety of items as well as services provided by staff. Elk members Shirley Rundell (on left) and
Ron Dvorski (on right) assist Bob Thuresson, Elk member and professional auctioneer. Mary Fuchs (in the
center) of the Accounting Department waits to have her homemade loaf of banana bread auctioned.

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Volunteers: The Spirit of Giving
Honoring Supporters
Missouri Veterans Home -
Warrensburg and the West Central
Missouri Veterans Assistance
League honored supporters at a
banquet with 150 people attending
from the surrounding counties.
Special recognition awards were
given for Outstanding Individual,
Group Volunteerism, Financial
Support.
Pictured left to right: Michael
Wilson, Asst. Mgr., representing
Warrensburg Wal-Mart employees,
Vada Neal, Lela Foster, and
Commander Bryan Lee of
Matthews Crawford American Legion Post 131 (not pictured are Clinton Elks Lodge 1034).
Three volunteers received patriotic mugs for volunteering over 1,000 Hours EACH: Elaine Powers, Violet
Schonberner, and Lela Foster.
TSgt Felicia Haecker (left) brought the WAFB First Term Airman Class (FTAC) to tour the Home and visit
with Veterans. Charlie McGaugh (center) showed the group his newest project, a model of the RB-36H
Peacemaker which has a 3’ wing span and 22” fuselage.
Federated Garden Club and UCM NU Society planted daffodils last fall for everyone to enjoy this spring!

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From the Office of the Administrator, Eric Endsley
In my last article I spoke
about a movement in healthcare
toward person-centered care or
“culture change”. This model
of care simply means that we as
healthcare professionals adjust
the way we deliver services
to our customers to meet their
unique desires and needs. At
MVH-W we refer to this as
Neighbor-centered care. Our
neighbor-centered care model has been in place for years,
but has waxed and waned based upon shifting priorities.
Recently we have renewed our commitment to Neighbor
(or person) centered care by challenging our routines
that placed what we perceived as efficiency over Veteran
preference.
A couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to
spend time with one of our preceptor classes. A preceptor
is a caregiver who trains and mentors new caregivers in our
organization. In that class I asked a question I frequently
ask groups to whom I speak, the question was “how many
of you would like to move into a nursing home today?”
As you can imagine, and just like all the times before
when I’ve asked employee and non-employee groups, not
one hand was raised. I proceeded to ask this group what
it would take for them to want to move in to a nursing
home. Their response, to paraphrase, was the ability to
direct their own care, such as when to bathe, eat, go to bed
and wake up; a more homelike environment, fewer rules,
queen size beds, get rid of the personal alarms, and so
on. These are all responses I expected, and things I will
want changed if I ever live in a nursing home. These are
all easy things to do right? Easy is of course relative, but
many of these suggestions are possible with concentrated
efforts and the patience and support of our customers,
Highland Park
Ernest Fluty
Clyde Schwach
Leland McCannon
Joseph Patrick
Robert Needham
Willis Hinck
Welcome to our new Neighbors . . .
(February - April 2010)
William Eckinger
Whispering Hills
Rolla Wall
Dean Roberts
John Reighley
George Shippee
their families and our employees and volunteers.
In the coming months our Director of Recreation
Therapy, Darlene Snively and Assistant Administrator,
Richard Welch, will be visibly leading a team of change
agents. These employees who will be our agents of
change will realize our initiative to further make MVH-
W a Home where we deliberately focus on integrating
individual Veteran preference and requests into our
provision of care and do so in what feels as close to home
as we can make. Some early signs of this change to our
culture that you can look for include replacing our large
clothing protectors (bibs) with cloth napkins—who eats
with a bib at home?; methodically removing personal
alarms—how many of us have placed alarms on our loved
ones to let us know when they are trying to get out of bed
or a chair?; liberalizing diets—how many of us would
look forward to eating a pureed meal and following it
with a few spoonfuls of thickened grainy water? I think
you’ll agree that we are going to make some changes to
reflect the type of environment we’d like to live in, but
we’re also going to be challenging how we all think and
respond to circumstances differently.
If you’ve read many of my articles, you are aware
that I believe that we are all on a journey at MVH-W and
you as stakeholder are on that journey with us. This is
perhaps one of our most important journeys ever; we are
setting out to shift perceptions of how care is provided
in nursing homes. We are shifting the model of care to
more closely reflect a model we would prefer—now that’s
health care reform! As we travel on this journey together,
I request that you share with me your feedback, what is
important to you, where you think we are missing the
target and where you think we are doing well. My team
and I value your input, and after all, we’re all here for the
same reason, to take great care of our Veteran Heroes.
Vincent Kowalewski
Sleepy Hollow
Wilbert Hilgedick
Basil Gibson
Donald Winebrenner
Pleasant Valley
Dan Doty
Robert Walz
Jennie Doran
Elvin Fowler
James Nickel
Theodore McCarter

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Proudly serving those
who have served our nation...
West Central Missouri Veterans
Assistance League
Final Roll Call
Remembering Our Fallen Heroes
Howard Thompson
John Collings
Bedford Lloyd
James Parr
Elmer Dreier
Grace Mattox
Carl Richter
Wayne Ritter
Daniel Gallagher
Howard Carder
Garland Riddle
Harold Welch
Everett Timbers
Raymond Stewart
A Memorial Remembrance
Marvin Neal, President
Nancy Anderson, Treasurer
Dr. Curt Dyer, Mayor of Warrensburg
Bryan Lee, American Legion
Howard Chappell, Veterans of Foreign War
Janice Putnam, UCM Nursing
Bill Brenner, County Commissioner
Roy Allen
Richard Gash
Clyde Hacker
Talmadge Yarnell
Floyd Reynolds
Leland McCannon
Should you wish to present a gift in the memory of a Loved One , please use this form
or provide the following information. Your memorial donation will be placed in the designated
fund of the West Central Missouri Veterans Assistance League for the Missouri Veterans
Home—Warrensburg.
Enclosed is a gift of $____________ to the General Fund to assist resident Veterans.
Enclosed is a gift of $____________ to the Employee Recognition Fund to express appreciation to
quality staff.
Make checks payable to and mail to:
Veterans Assistance League, 1300 Veterans Drive, Warrensburg, MO 64093
Date: ______________ In The Memory Of____________________________________________
Send Card To: Donor’s
Name:___________________________________ Name: ___________________________________
Address:_________________________________ Address: _________________________________
City: ______________State: ______Zip:_______ City: _______________State: _____Zip:________
Phone: ( )______-_________

Proud to care
for America’s
Heroes!
Missouri Veterans Home - Warrensburg
(660) 543-5064
Department Heads
Eric Endsley, Administrator
Richard Welch, Assistant Administrator
Carla Burlingame, Accounting
Recreation Therapy Upcoming Events
The Recreation Therapy Department would like to express our gratitude to the community
groups who have committed their time volunteering one activity each month with Veterans.
May
05 Cinco De Mayo Celebration, 3:00 p.m.
09 Mother’s Day Desert Reception, 3:00 p.m.
12 Neighbor Birthday Celebration, 2:15 p.m.
31 Memorial Day Program, 3:00 p.m.
June
01 Neighbor of the Month Ceremony
03 Royals Game
11 Girls Scout Skits
12 Southern Cruisers Riding Club/Vietnam
Riding Club
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Judy Brockgreitens, Admissions Coordinator
Randy Bright, Computer Services
Janice Layton, Dietary
Jeannie Peterson, Health Information Management
Connie Bates, Housekeeping/Laundry
Tom Hearn, Maintenance
Dr. Syed Hasan, Medical Director
Debbie Woirhaye, Nursing Services
Sam Nichols, Personnel Officer
Carla Burlingame, Acting Purchasing Mgr.
Darlene Snively, Recreational Therapy
Sarah Wyatt, Acting Social Services Dir.
Regina Owens, Staff Development
Jan Smith, Volunteer Services
The Knob Noster High School Jazz Band came to entertain the Veterans during a Mardi Gras celebration.
19 Veterans Family & Friends Day
July
04 Community Band Performance
06 Neighbor of the Month Ceremony
27 Pitch Tournament
August
02 Neighbor of the Month Ceremony
17 AL Post 624 Bingo
26 LUAU

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Birthdays
of Veterans
May
Willis Hinck
Charles Antoine
Louis Monley
Paul Spengler
George Shippee
Edward Beekman
King Roberson
Robert Wilson
Paul Persson
John Mitchel
Sunday Church Service
2 p.m., Chapel
Church Service Providers
Church of Christ
Grace Community-Windsor
Grace Community Church
Northside Christian Church
Shiloh Baptist Church
Thomas Birdwell
William Eckinger
Harvey Winter
Louis Smethers
Lorin Davis
Tommy Nethercutt
Jerry Curtis
Franklin Fries
Donald Isaacson
Floyd Swanson
Donald Smith
Donald Chapman
To Send a Birthday Card:
Veteran’s Name
c/o Missouri Veterans Home
1300 Veterans Road
Warrensburg, MO 64093
Rolla Wall
Charles Hunt
June
Robert Patrick
Samuel Thaut
Kenneth Short
Marquis Smith
Charles Pirch
Tracy Cox
Roy Foster
Russell Westerhold
John Roberts delivers a check to
the Veterans Assistance League.
The Roberts Family thought of
an original way to share with the
Veterans at the Missouri Veterans
Home - Warrensburg! John and
Geraldine Roberts from Lake
Lafayette, MO and their son
Jeffery Roberts from Cibolo, TX
donated their combined income
tax refund of $500 to the Canteen
Ice Cream Fund.
THANK YOU !!
Religious Services
Donald Joseph
Charles Mueller
Shirley Ballew
Harry Minor
July
George Schweigert
Charles Newland
Alex Hider
Robert Luttrell
Calub McNulty
George Powers
Each month, we are happy to provide a variety of organized
religious services and activities for our Heroes.
Catholic Mass & Visits
Mass is celebrated once a month
with the date and time announced
monthly. In-room visits are
scheduled monthly.
Additional Church Services
Every Wednesday 2 p.m. - Unit D
First & third Friday 10 a.m. - Chapel
Harry Smith
Shirley Goodnight
Albert Barrow
Bill King
Robert Wingate
James Willoughby
Andrew Readore
Rex Emrick
Robert Wells
Current Census
89 Army
7 Army Air Corps
3 Army WAC
38 Air Force
14 Marines
3 Coast Guard
44 Navy
2 Navy Women’s Corp
Bible Study (in the Game Room)
Mon. w/Rev. Bill, 10:00 a.m.
Tues. w/Calvary Baptist, 6:30 p.m.
Thurs. w/UCM Campus
Ministries, 6 p.m.
Private Meditations
Contact Rev. Bill Douglas to
arrange private meditations or
devotional visits with Rev. Bill or
another individual.

Young men and women from UCM held a “Senior Prom” for
Veterans, and Pete Pettigrew (center) posed with the ladies!
A Message From Chaplain Bill
I was not going to write about
this, but the more I thought about
the subject the more I thought I
should. Most of you know that I
suffered a mild heart attack. I want
to thank all of you for your prayers
and “get well soon” cards. It really
was greatly appreciated.
As I was being life flighted to St. Lukes, I
don’t remember a lot, but I do remember the nurse on
the helicopter. In her I saw concern, compassion and
hope. The nurse was the one who kept me calm, who
encouraged me and told me it would be okay.
When I got to the hospital, I don’t remember
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Pat Wilfong of the American Legion
Post 84 Auxiliary in Otterville delivered
a memorial donation and caps, toiletries
and clothes for Veterans.
Seven Wal-Mart Employees Earn $1750 for Veterans
“Volunteerism
Always Pays.”
When a Wal-
Mart employee
volunteers a
minimum of 25
hours within
a 6 month
period, Wal-
Mart Foundation
translates that
time into a $250 monetary donation on behalf of the employee to the organization where they volunteer. Wal-
Mart volunteers (pictured left to right): David Street, Robin Amick, Helen McMurphy, Jean Turner, Asst.
Mgr. Michael Wilson. Not present: J. R. Farrow and Mary Plets.
much about the doctors, but I do remember the nurses.
It was the nurses and the aids that were there to
encourage, comfort and help me understand what was
going on and in so doing, gave me hope that it would
be okay.
As I thought about the MVH, I could not help
but think about our Heroes and the relationship that
they have with the nurses and aids. I am so thankful for
all of our staff, but I think I understand now that it is the
nurses and aids that are the first to comfort, encourage
and give hope. May your summer be blessed, and may
you be comforted, encouraged and be given hope,
knowing your loved one is truly being cared for by a
staff that truly cares for all of our Heroes.
Blessings, Chaplain Bill

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VETERAN’S SPOTLIGHT
Robert Blundell
Mr. Robert
Blundell was born
in Kansas City,
Missouri on February
2, 1932, to his parents
Samuel and Ruth
Blundell. Robert was
one of four children,
three sons and one
daughter.
While growing
up, Robert’s father worked on the railroad while his
mother was a housewife. Mr. Blundell received his
high school diploma at Northeast High School.
On December 30, 1949, Robert entered the
United States Marine Corps. During his time in
the Marines, he fought in the Korean Conflict as a
tank commander, and he worked as Tractor operator/
machinist. He received the Korean Service Medal
with one star and the UN Ribbon. Upon leaving
the military on October 9, 1953, his final rank was
Sergeant.
Jane Colster is one of the friendly, dependable
volunteers who help at the reception desk in the
evenings. Jane commits to working every Tuesday
evening answering phones, helping family members
and visitors and visiting with Veterans. Jane also helps
by writing thank you cards, addressing mass mailings,
and helping with any special projects. She is always
ready to come in at additional times if needed. Jane,
thank you for your service!
Mark Your Calendars
Alzheimer’s Support Group
2nd Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m.
June 9, July 14, August 11
Robert married Laura Mueller in 1953. Together, they
have 2 sons and 1 daughter, Robert Jr., Deborah and
Randall. They have been married for nearly 57 years,
and now have four grandchildren.
After leaving the military, Robert worked for
General Motors, built airplanes, and was a power
plant engineer in St. Gobain. In 1994, after working
for Certain Teed for 39 years, he retired. During his
retirement he spent his time doing home improvements
and restoring
old cars with
his sons. He
also enjoyed
spending his
time with his
four canine
c o m p a n i o n s ,
S t e p p e r ,
Queenie, Mike
and Hannah.
Quarterly Special Care Family Council
Wednesday, September 8, 9:00 a.m.
Quarterly Family Council
Wednesday, July 21, 2:30 p.m.

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Honor Roll of Donors: Monetary Donations
On behalf of the West Central Veterans Assistance League and the Heroes we serve, we would like to express
our heartfelt appreciation for all of the donations we receive. The following list includes donations received
February thru April, 2010. All donations go directly to Veteran programs.
Please accept our apology if you and/or your organization have unintentionally been left off this list.
Up to $50
Anonymous
Allen McCormack
Am. Legion #84 Aux
Arthur Marr
Bob Grainger
Brenda K. Kurz
Carolee Cortner
Carolyn Littrell
Chuck Owings
Clint Godfrey
Clinton Elks Lodge 1034
Clydine Bruch
Connie Couts
Dale Bryan
Dale Carder
Dave Williams
David Street
Deleta Williams
Dona L. Calahan
Donna A. Burden
Dorothy Culp
Ed Woodrel
Ellen Gayhart
Eunice Reardan
Extended Campus UCM
Faye Parr
Gary McKee
Gerald Goll
Golden Valley Vendors
Green Gable Developers
Heartland Farm & Lawn
Helen Wilson
Howard Bullard
Hugh Smith
Ivan Tompkins
James Dickinson
Janet M. Weitzel
Jeff Godfrey
Jerry Stockton
Jim & Doris Weigand
Joe Snoble
John Marr
Joyce Jones
Joyce Salmon
Judy Acuff
Kathy Elder
Kelly Sweat
Kenny Jones
Kim Rush
L. D. McCormack
Larry Huch
Laura Freeman
Leland Marsh
Louis Schneider
Luanne Elliott
Lucy Parker
Marie Thompson
Mark Shanks
Marlin Wetzel
Mary Morris
Missouri State DAR
Norbert Kaiser
Philip X. Senger
Phyllis Weinrich
Ray Clyde
Rebecca Arnold
Rebecca Dyer
Robert Ulrich
Ron Overman
Ronald Cogdill
Rosanne Hettenhausen
Rowena Cruz
Sandy Wick
Scott Dunham
Stephanie R. Stiles
Student Allum Advisory
Sue Dodson
Truman Lake Ramblers
Vern Godfrey
VFW 4195
Violet Schonberner
Virginia Jeffery
Wilma Smith
$50 to $199
American Legion #237
American Legion Aux.
258 - Concordia
Am. Legion Aux.131
Betty A. Marr
Blue Springs Elks 2509
Carolyn M. Bauer
Catherine E. Evans
Corder VFW 4288
Craig D. Hiser
D. J. Lovelace
Darlene Baldwin
Diana K. Ritter
Emmett W. Fairfax
Excelsior Springs Area
Career Center
Faye Parr
Freda Willoughby
Gail Anne Brown
Gerald Degeare
Geraldine Roberts
Holden VFW Aux.5844
Jack Quint
Jeffrey Charles Kies
John Mybeck
Johnson County Title
Kimberly Cook
Laurie Rupkalvis
M. M. Buford
Marie P. Berilgen
Martha J. Troutz
Mary Sloan
Nancy Anderson
Nita Good
Pauline Nethercutt
Phillip Enloe
Richard Bukaty
Robert G. Bernard
Robin Crouch
Ruby Asselmeier
Russell Arwood
VFW 4409
VFW Auxiliary 5923
VFW Ladies Aux. 1738
VFW Post 5789 & Aux.
Wayne Maxwell
Willie L. Miller
$200 to $499
Blue Springs Lodge 2509
CBC
Central Missouri Assoc.
Insurance & Financial
Advisors
Jerry M. Tubbs
Mark E. Bettes
Parker’s Supermarket
VFW Post 5923 & Aux.
Vickie Enloe
Wal Mart Foundation
Whiteman Officers’
Spouses Club
$500 to $999
Faye Parr
John & Geraldine Roberts
Lake of the Ozarks Elks
No. 2517
$1,000&Over
Blue Springs Elks 2509
VFW 4195 Knob Noster
---------------
Thank
You
For
Your
Support
Of Our
Heroes !

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Honor Roll of Donors: Material Donations
On behalf of the West Central Veterans Assistance League and the Heroes we serve, we would like to express
our heartfelt appreciation for all of the donations received. The following list includes donations received
February thru April, 2010.
For donations of material items, please call Jan Smith in Volunteer Services at (660) 543-5064 ext. 226 to
ensure there is a current need for the item or to request a list of current items on the Veteran “Wish List”.
Please accept our apology if you and/or your organization have unintentionally been left off this list.
Al Weir
Alma Smith
Alpha Omicron Pi
Am. Legion Aux. 189
Am. Legion Aux. 258
Am. Legion Aux. 624
Am.Legion La Monte
American Legion 624
Arlene Poort
Bob Blackman
Buffalo Charges 4H Club
Charles L. Scott
Curtis Gammill
Dale Carder
Diana K. Ritter
Donal Kuhlman
Douglas Fritts
Emmett W. Fairfax
Eva Barnes
Faye Parr
Geraldine & John Roberts
Glenda Alexander
MVH Staff
Pride Corner
Harold Craven
Helen B. Smiley
James Baker
James E. Welch
James Yarnell
Jane Colster
Janis Cave
Jason C. Mathis
Jim Bilbruck
Jim Walsh
Joann Hanna
Jr Adams
Juanita Welch
Judy Brockgreitens
Kenneth R. Wilson
Knob Noster Elementary
National Honor Society
Knob Noster Jr-ROTC
Lafayette Lions
Larry Descombs
Laura Harrington
Linda Dyer
Linda Millership
Lisa Andrews
Marie Meyer
Marilyn Robinson
Mary Peterman
Melvin Rehkop
Millie Bielecki
Nancy & Ryan Keopke
Pam Fisher
Penny Kentch
Petals and Blooms
Pleasant HIll Aux. #3110
Raymond Stewart
Ron Markley
Rose M. Smith
Sara Deakins
Shaw Club
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sisters of Ujima
The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day
Saints Young Women
The Mixing Bowl Bakery
Tim Murphy
Todd & Yeater Hall Council
Topeka-Jefferson City
Submarine SubVettes
Twila Collings
UCM Housing
VFW 2513
VFW3600 & Aux.
VFW 4195 & Aux.
VFW Aux 5649
VFW Aux. 6603
VFW Auxiliary Dept of MO
VFW Aux. 11242
VFW 1894 Aux
Vi Brelefeldt
Wanda Burlington
Warrensburg Elks 673
Warsaw Leathernecks
MCL DET #1254
Employee Receives State Recognition
Governor Jeremiah W. (Jay) Nixon
presents the January, 2010 State Employee
of the Month award to Jan Smith, Director of
Volunteer Services.
Jan was chosen from over 56,000
Missouri State employees and was presented
an engraved plaque in the Governor’s Office in
Jefferson City. Senator David Pearce presented
Jan with a Resolution from the State Senate.
Pictured left to right, front row: Eric Endsley, Administrator, Governor Nixon, Jan Smith, Senator David
Pearce, Richard Welch, Asst. Administrator. From the Missouri Veterans Commission, pictured left to right, back
row: Larry Kay, Executive Director, Bryan Hunt, Deputy Director and Kim Cleeton, Interim Director of the Homes
Program. (Representative Denny Hoskins not pictured).

Unique
Fund
Raiser
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The Blue
Springs Elks
Lodge 2509
donated $2,000
as part of their
philanthropic
endeavors to
Veterans living
at the Missouri
Veterans Home -Warrensburg. Over seven people collected tips for a year from events held in the Elks
Reception Hall and donated the proceeds to the Veterans Assistance League for specific items: gift cards for
bingo prizes, postage stamps, electric razors, phone cards, massage vibrator mitts, and Recreation Therapy
needs. Pictured above left to right: Don Shoemaker, Member; Jim Tribble, Exalted Ruler; Eric Endsley,
Veterans Home Administrator; Richard Stiles, Past Exalted Ruler; and Maria Stiles, Member.
Volunteers Nancy, Bob and “Emmitt” Blackman
come to visit on a regular basis.
The Easter Bunny
(Volunteer Mike
Herron) poses with
students from Southeast
Elementary School
before they start the
Easter Egg Hunt in the
Main Dining Room
where the Veterans are
seated to watch and
visit!
Emmette Smelley, Quarter Master, Donald Frampton and
Allan Calfee (not pictured) of Knob Noster VFW 4195
present a $1,000 donation to the Veterans Assistance
League General Fund for ongoing Veteran Programs.

~Support Our Veterans~
Below are some of the items requested by the
Veterans Assistance League. If donating, make
checks payable to Veterans Assistance League,
1300 Veterans Road, Warrensburg MO 64093.
Your support is appreciated.
General Fund:
* Special needs and requests by Veterans.
* Ongoing Veteran programs such as: free soft-serve ice
cream (over $5,000 yearly), postage stamps, local bus
transportation, and special dinners.
Recreation & Activities Fund:
* Special entertainment and outings.
* Ongoing projects (i.e. summer cookouts and personal
CD players).
* Sponsor the purchase of prizes for the monthly
activity, “Price is Right” (approx. $100/month).
* Replenish supplies for sensory stimulation activities.
Employee Recognition Fund:
* Employee of the Month & Employee of the Year
$25 cash award.
* Modest gifts for exceptional employee performance.
* Inexpensive door prizes & snacks for monthly meetings.
West Central Missouri Veterans
Home Assistance League
Missouri Veterans Home
1300 Veterans Road
Warrensburg, MO 64093
SCRAMBLE
for
FREEDOM
Golf Tournament
June 6, 2010
to benefit Veterans at the
Warrensburg Veterans Home
Call 660-543-5064
to become a sponsor and/or
player, or make a donation.
make check payable to & mail to:
VAL Scramble for Freedom
Missouri Veterans Home
1300 Veterans Rd
Warrensburg, MO 64093
NONPROFIT ORG
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Warrensburg, MO
PERMIT #10