Annual Report - PHM Education Foundation

2011-2012 

Annual Report 

From left: Girls’ Leadership program at Grissom Middle School. North Central Indiana First Lego League Tourney at Discovery Middle School. Start of 2012 Silver Mile 5K Run — photo by bdavisphoto.net

P-H-M Foundation Initiatives 

A Message from the Board President .......................4 

Foundation Grants .................................................5-6 

Superintendent Luncheon and Recognition 

of Special People ...............................................7-9 

Community Partners ..............................................10 

Scholarships Administered ................................11-12 

Running is Elementary ...........................................13 

Silver Mile ........................................................14-17 

Donors ...............................................................18-20 

Honored Educators .................................................21 

Support Opportunities ............................................23 

CFE Initiatives and programs ...........................24-26 

Board of Directors ..................................................27 

1 P-H-M Education Foundation www.phmef.org

P-H-M Education Foundation History 

Above: Seventh-graders from Grissom Middle School particpate in 

the Girls’ Leadership program. Below: Author Cynthia Furlong 

Reynolds speaks to the audience at the Young Author’s Conference. 

The P-H-M Education Foundation (PHMEF) was formed in 1996 as an independent, nonprofit 

501(c)(3) organization. PHMEF is the avenue for individuals and the private sector 

to develop positive and supportive relationships with the P-H-M School Corporation and 

to make philanthropic contributions to help accomplish the School Corporation’s goals. 

Dedicated volunteers representing a cross-section of the business and school communities 

and the community-at-large serve as the Board of Directors. 

PHMEF FUNDING TOTALS FOR 2011-2012 

FUNDING SOURCE PERCENTAGE 

Silver Mile 

Corporations for Education 

Annual Drive 

Scholarships 

Running is Elementary 

Thank-A-Teacher 

Superintendent’s Luncheon 

Other Income 

Interest Income 

License Plate 

Wrestling Challenge 

Capitol One Credit Card 

Buy-A-Brick Program 

Payroll Deduction 

40.04 

26.60 

10.44 

5.24 

3.72 

3.70 

3.58 

2.43 

1.84 

0.82 

0.76 

0.50 

0.28 

0.04 

www.phmef.org P-H-M Education Foundation 2

Supporting Excellence in Education 

Year 

Classroom, 

Collaborative, 

Corp.-Wide, 

and Robotics 

Grants 

Howard and 

Ruth Hensler 

Scholarships 

Academic 

Scholarships 

3 P-H-M Education Foundation www.phmef.org 

P-H-M Education Foundation's Disbursement Record to the 

P-H-M School Corporation and its Students Since 1996-97 

Teacher-ofthe-Year 

Grants 

Silver Mile 

Grants 

Dr. & Mrs. 

Corporation Jerry Thacker 

for Education Scholarships 

Larry Beehler 

Scholarships 

John and 

Bert 

Anderson 

Scholarships 

Abigail Zook 

Memorial 

Scholarship 

(every 4 years) 

Total Yearly 

Foundation 

Disbursements 

1996-97 $2,462 $2,462 

1997-98 $3,562 $1,000 $4,562 

1998-99 $2,135 $2,000 $4,135 

1999-00 $4,254 $2,000 $6,254 

2000-01 $4,883 $5,000 $1,000 $500 $11,383 

2001-02 $3,400 $5,000 $1,000 $500 $9,900 

2002-03 $5,762 $6,000 $1,000 $500 $13,262 

2003-04 $7,423 $4,000 $1,000 $500 $12,923 

2004-05 $5,673 $3,500 $1,000 $500 $10,673 

2005-06 $8,055 $3,000 $1,000 $500 $3,000 $15,555 

2006-07 $14,861 $2,500 $1,000 $500 $7,500 $2,000 $1,000 $29,361 

2007-08 $23,672 $3,500 $1,000 $1,000 $9,286 $2,700 $1,000 $42,158 

2008-09 $19,960 $3,500 $1,000 $1,000 $6,819 $17,279 $1,000 $50,558 

2009-10 $27,825 $3,500 $1,000 $1,000 $7,338 $17,557 $1,000 $59,220 

2010-11 $19,659 $4,000 $1,000 $1,000 $7,986 $71,776 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $108,421 

2011-12 $9,790 $3,000 $1,000 $1,000 $7,850 $57,940 $1,000 $0 $1,000 $500 $83,080 

TOTALS $163,376 $51,500 $12,000 $8,500 $49,779 $169,252 $6,000 $1,000 $1,000 $500 $463,907

A Message from the President 

The P-H-M Education Foundation exists to support 

excellence in education. The words of our 

mission statement are simple and accurately describe 

what we do. As you look through this annual 

report, you will note many different ways this 

mission is being carried out, and many students 

and educators who have been encouraged and enriched 

by opportunities provided through PHMEF. 

If you have contributed to our organization, through giving your time 

or resources, we thank you, and hope you share in celebrating our accomplishments. 

If you are just learning about this organization, we encourage 

you to carefully consider the importance of our mission and 

to contact us to learn more about ways you can become involved. We 

share in the pride of our excellent schools and are honored to partner 

with the administration, staff, businesses, families and community at 

large to enrich our students’ educational experiences. 

PHMEF serves all of the students and teachers in our district. Last year 

alone, we disbursed over $83,000 in funds, and we have disbursed over 

$460,000 since our inception in 1996. We take a big-picture, long-term 

view of the needs of our students and support varied opportunities 

and resources for them. Our grants encourage teachers to dream 

a little as they consider creative ways to help our students maximize 

their potential. 

Fulfilling this important mission is only possible because of the generosity 

of our donors, both individual and corporate. We are fortunate 

to have the support of a group of corporations, known as Corporations 

for Education, whose financial contributions and direct involvement 

are making a significant impact in our schools. Others contribute to 

our success through their sponsorship and leadership of the Silver Mile 

Health and Fitness Fair and the Superintendent’s Luncheon. Grateful 

Penn students assist with our Annual Drive, and many families contribute 

to PHMEF through the Thank-A-Teacher program each fall and 

spring. 

We have another exciting year ahead of us, and our P-H-M students 

need us more than ever. In these challenging economic times, our 

schools need the support of PHMEF to enhance the quality education 

P-H-M offers. It is a privilege to build upon the strengths of our district 

to maximize the educational experiences of our students. We greatly 

appreciate your interest and support and welcome your involvement in 

our organization. 

Margie Collier 

PHMEF Board President 2011-2012 


2011-2012 Excellence in Education Grants 

Meadow’s Edge Reading Hawks Northpoint Monarch Waystation and Butterfly Garden 

In Fall 2011, a total of $9,790 in teaching grants was given to P-H-M teachers and staff to support PHMEF’s 

mission of supporting excellence in education. 

n iPad 2 for the Music Classroom 

Horizon Elementary School and Madison Elementary School 

Jennifer Blanton and Jon West, teachers 

Grades K-5 — 1,200 students 

n Learning Curriculum Through Songs 

Elsie Rogers Elementary School 

Diane Zuber, teacher 

Grades 3-5 — 150 students 


n Learning Through Leveled Readers 

Bittersweet Elementary School 

Jenni McCarthy, teacher 

Grades K-2 — 200 students 

n Meadow’s Edge Reading Hawks 

Meadow’s Edge Elementary School 

Kathie Satkoski, teacher 

Grades K-5 — 312 students

2011-2012 Excellence in Education Grants 

Transit of Vensus 2012 iPad 2 for the Music Classroom 

n Northpoint Monarch Waystation and Butterfly Garden 

Northpoint Elementary School and Summer Kids Club 

Christine Stephan, principal 


n Novel Studies for High Achieving Students 


Kelly Fairbotham, teacher 

Grades 2-5 — 100 students 

n P-H-M Fire Obstacle Course 

All P-H-M Elementary Schools 

Mike Seger, staff 


n Read to Achieve 


Debi Nehls, teacher 


n The Artist as Writer Extension 

Walt Disney Elementary School 

Joy Kroeger, teacher 


n Transit of Venus 2012 

All P-H-M Schools 

Art Klinger, staff, and Chuck Bueter, volunteer 



2011 Superintendent’s Luncheon 

The second annual Superintendent’s Luncheon was held 

on October 11 at Windsor Park in Mishawaka. The luncheon 

continues a PHMEF tradition, which grew from a breakfast 

event, of having P-H-M Superintendent Dr. Jerry Thacker 

give the State of the School Corporation address. The 2011 

Superintendent’s Luncheon was presented by Teacher’s Credit Union. 

Dr. Thacker shared the accomplishments of the previous school year 

and his vision for the 2011-12 school year. He listed his major goals as 

Dr. Jerry 

Thacker 

presents his State 

of the School 

Corporation 

address at 

the 2011 

Superintendent’s 

Luncheon at 

Windsor Park. 


1) safe schools 2) advance academic achievement 3) sustain a high level 

of parent and community involvement 4) provide focused professional 

development 5) value and celebrate diversity and 6) provide exemplary 

customer service and positive public relations. In facing the challenge of 

increased competition with school vouchers, charter and private schools, 

P-H-M welcomed 440 students through the non-resident enrollment program. 

Combatting a flat line funding for 2011, Dr. Thacker noted P-H-M 

focused on three main areas to generate revenue: non-resident enrollment, 

energy conservation and increased vocational education funding. 

Thank you presenting sponsor 

Teacher's Credit Union 

Table sponsors included 

Barnes & Thornburg, LLP. 

The Bruetman and Campbell table 

The Collier table 

Crowe Horwath, LLC. 

The Lockwitz table 

May Oberfell Lorber 

P-H-M School Corporation 

The Schwartz table 

Tuesley Hall Konopa, LLP. 

Zolman Tire

2011 Superintendent’s Luncheon 

New initiatives for the 2011-2012 school year included: 

n Full-day kindergarten at all elementary schools 

n Achievement Academies for juniors and seniors at Penn High School 

n A class in Chinese introduced at Penn High School 

n P-H-M Planetarium upgraded to Digital Video Theater 

n Extensive remodeling of chemistry and biology labs/classrooms at 

Penn High School 

More than 170 business leaders, educators, P-H-M parents, and other community 

members attended the luncheon that included special recognitions. P-H-M 

and community volunteer Bob Kania was honored as the Cornerstone recipient, 

and Debbie DeLaurelle was recognized as the 2011 P-H-M Teacher of the Year. 

In addition, PHMEF grants recipients were recognized for their innovative 

programs or projects to enhance educational opportunities for students. Several 

teachers and staff members displayed materials from their projects at the 

luncheon. Attendees were able to view first-hand how PHMEF grants impact 

P-H-M students. 

P-H-M Education Foundation grant recipients are recognized at the 2011 Superintendent’s Luncheon. 

P-H-M School Corporation’s successes 

highlighted in Dr. Thacker’s address 

2011 Indiana Teacher of the Year 

Stacy McCormick 

#1 Elementary School in Indiana 

Northpoint Elementary School 

National Blue Ribbon School 


Exemplary AP School 


Top 10 Finalist in State Competition 

Penn Marching Band 

Top 10 Finalist in State Contest 

Penn Orchestra 

State Champion — Penn Spell Bowl 

State Champion — Penn Social Studies 

State Champion — Penn Volleyball 

$4.6 million in scholarships — Class of ‘11 


Recognizing Special People 

Jeff Johnson (left), immediate past president, 

and Bob Kania, Cornerstone recipient. 

Cornerstone Award 2011 

The Cornerstone Award, established in 2007, recognizes 

individuals or corporations that have made 

a substantial contribution of time and resources to 

advance the Foundation’s mission to support excellence 

in education in P-H-M Schools. 

Robert “Bob” Kania recently completed two consecutive 

three-year terms on the PHMEF Board, 

including board president in 2006-07. Bob’s leadership 

of PHMEF is reflected by his roles on the executive 

committee as well as the grants, nominating 

Teacher-of-the-Year 2012 

The P-H-M Education Foundation congratulates 

Lavon Dean-Null as the 2012 P-H-M Teacher of 

the Year. Lavon began her teaching career at Discovery 

Middle School in 2003 and has been teaching 

seventh-grade social studies since 2006. 

She has taught English in Korea and traveled to 

China with Discovery Middle School students and 

Lavon Dean-Null (left), Teacher of the Year parents. In summer 2011, Lavon went to Mongo- 

2012, and Mari Linn Wise, executive director. 

lia and in summer 2012, she traveled with students 


and Silver Mile committees. Even before Bob’s involvement 

with PHMEF, he was an active supporter 

of P-H-M students. From 1982 to 1992, he was 

president of the Music Boosters and instrumental in 

establishing the Choir Boosters. Bob’s involvement 

in the community is extensive, including being a 

member of Queen of Peace Church and serving as 

president of the parish council for ten years. He is a 

member of the St. Joseph Valley Officials Association 

and was inducted into the Indiana Football Hall 

of Fame in 2002. Bob is currently serving as the 

auxiliary timer for the University of Notre Dame 

Athletic Department. 

and parents to France, Germany and Switzerland. 

In addition to social studies, Lavon has taught 

language arts, wellness, music and art at Discovery. 

She has a B.A. in elementary education from 

Bethel College and middle school endorsements in 

language arts and social studies. 

Lavon truly represents excellence in education. 

The P-H-M Education Foundation honored Lavon 

with a $1,000 grant to use for her classroom, an 

engraved clock and an engraved brick that will be 

placed at Door D at Penn High School.

Community Partnerships 

Partnerships in the community allow the P-H-M Education Foundation to further support students and staff. Most notably in 2011-2012 were the 

partnerships with Barnes & Noble Bookstores and Penn Wrestling Club. 

The Penn Wrestling Club Challenge brought together nearly 

100 wrestlers in a 100-, one-minute wrestling challenge at 

Penn High School in January. The Penn Wrestling Club is 

a nonprofit organization and is led by Penn High School 

wrestling coach Brad Harper. Funds raised from the challenge 

were split between the Penn Wrestling Club and 

P-H-M Education Foundation. 

A holiday book drive at Barnes & Noble Bookstore at the University 

Park Mall generated 1,836 books for five P-H-M elementary schools that 

have the highest percentage of economically disadvantaged students. The 

books, valued at a total of $10,246, were distributed to Elm Road Elementary, 

Elsie Rogers Elementary, Meadow’s Edge Elementary, Moran 

Elementary and Walt Disney Elementary schools. Many thanks to the 

P-H-M families and the general public who donated books to support 

elementary students. 

“It’s fun to see my fifth-grade boys excited about reading. These books 

very much filled a void.” — Shelli Treely, reading coach at Moran 

Elementary School. 


Scholarships Administered 

Christy 

Chang 

Sheena Shah Corey Nathan 

McIlroy Laidig 

Academic Scholarship Fund 

Since the 2000-2001 school year, an anonymous donor has generously 

provided 20 outstanding academic competition students with a $500 

academic scholarship. The 2011-12 scholarship recipients were 

Christy Chang and Sheena Shah, who will both be attending Indiana 

University. 


Matt Minix Christopher 

A. Sobecki 

Tyler Leamon Erin Yeoman Bill 

Warner 

Patrick 

Adkins 

John and Bert Anderson Scholarship Fund 

Bertha (Bert) Anderson, retired teacher of 25 years from the Penn Business 

Department, her husband John, and grown children David, Kathy 

and Eric established the Above-Average Student Scholarship in 2005. 

Penn students with a 3.0 to 3.25 grade point average at the end of the 

7th semester are eligible to enter a drawing for the $1,000 scholarship 

renewable for a total of 4 years. This year, Corey McIlroy, who will be 

attending Ivy Tech, was awarded a $1,000 scholarship.

Scholarships Administered 

Howard and Ruth Hensler Scholarship Fund 

This scholarship was established by Ruth E. Hensler, in 1998, with 

gifted securities. Ruth and her husband Howard valued their education 

and enjoyed learning throughout their lives. Howard passed away in 

1990, and Ruth passed away in 2005. Their family of three children, 

nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren are pleased that this fund 

will continue to provide scholarships for years to come. The following 

received a $500 renewal of their original scholarship. 

n Nathan Laidig, attending Purdue University 

n Matt Minix, attending Purdue University 

n Christopher Sobecki, attending Indiana University 

n Tyler Leamon, attending Purdue University 

n Erin Yeoman, attending Ball State University 

n Bill Warner, attending Eastern Kentucky University 

Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Thacker Scholarship Fund 

In recognition of the importance that education plays in the 

lives of individuals and communities, Superintendent Dr. Jerry 

Thacker and his wife, Donna, established an annual $1,000 

scholarship fund in 2006-2007 to be given to one academically outstanding 

student. This year’s recipient is Patrick Adkins, attending 

Bethel College. 

Abigail K. Zook Memorial Scholarship Fund 

A scholarship fund was established in 2011 in memory of Abigail Katherine 

Zook, who was a fifth-grader at Mary Frank Elementary School. 

This fund will follow Abigail’s class, with a boy and girl to be awarded 

$500 each in their fifth-grade, eighth-grade, and senior high school year. 

This year’s recipients are Mary Frank students Leigh Ann Harting and 

Kyle Salmons. 


2012 Running is Elementary 

Running is Elementary is the brainchild of Horizon Physical Education 

Teacher and 2009 P-H-M Teacher of the Year Cindy Batalis. It was 

created to engage fourth- and fifth-grade students in P-H-M elementary 

schools in a monthlong, after-school running club that culminates in a race 

in May. 

Because of the threat of severe weather, this year’s Running is Elementary race at Elm 

Road Elementary was canceled. To ensure P-H-M students still had the opportunity to run 

a 1-mile course, elementary schools incorporated Running is Elementary into year-end 

school events. More than 600 students were scheduled to run in the May 7 event at Elm 

Road. Each student still received a t-shirt and backsack for completing the monthlong running 

club that started in April. During the running club meetings, students learned about 

the importance of fitness and health. Special thanks to Cindy along with P-H-M staff and 

administration who spent countless of hours organizing RIE. 


PHMEF thanks event sponsors 

Corporations for Education, 

a division of PHMEF; Teachers 

Credit Union; McDonald’s 

Restaurants; and t-shirt sponsor 

South Bend Medical Foundation.

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2012 Silver Mile Success 

Silver Mile Health & Fitness Fair and 5K Run/1Mile Run for Education 

Donna & Dr. Jerry Thacker 

Run for Education 

5K Run/Walk and 1-Mile Fun Walk 

Presented by Saint Joseph Regional Medical center 

May 12, 2012 

silver 

mile 

Thank you to the more than 2,800 people who enjoyed a beautiful spring 

morning attending the 7th annual Silver Mile Health & Fitness Fair and 

5K Run/1-Mile Fun Walk for Education and presented by Saint Joseph 

Regional Medical Center on May 12. Media sponsors FOX28 and Sunny 101.5 did a 

fabulous job of informing the public of this fun-filled, health-focused, family day. 

The community event provided a fun environment for students and their families to participate 

in the 5K Run and 1-Mile Fun Walk. The extensive health fair offered participants 

hands-on, health related activities as well as a wide array of medical screenings including 

body mass index, blood sugar, and blood pressure provided by Saint Joseph Regional 

Medical Center. The Summer Family Fitness Expo showcased 17 area businesses and 

organizations related to health, sports, and summer activities. Expo businesses included 

Urban Swirl, VALIC Financial Advisors, Gymnastics Michiana and Strikes & Spares. 

The Student Talent Showcase, featuring the Walt Disney Dancers, Walt Disney Recorder 

Crew, Elsie Rogers ROADS Dancers , Elsie Rogers Recorder Players, along with soloists 

McKenna Hummel and Peter Rutkowski, provided special entertainment for an enthusiastic 

audience. 

The Silent Auction had more than 70 items including full orthodontia services courtesy 

of Dr. Shawn R. Long, Dr. Jeff Mader’s Zoom teeth whitening, dinner with Dr. and Mrs. 

Jerry Thacker, Penn High School premium parking passes and University of Notre Dame 

football tickets, just to name a few. Mentor Me! offered students in grades 7-12 an opportunity 

to spend two hours job shadowing an area professional. 



Start of the 2012 Silver Mile 5K Run at Penn High School. Photo courtesy of bdavisphoto.net. 

Attendees also had the opportunity to tour the Kingsmen Art Gallery at Penn High School. Guest 

artist Bob Thompson was on hand demonstrating portrait sketches. The tour highlighted new gallery 

lights that were installed during holiday break, funded through a Jean and Julien Levy for the 

Arts Grant secured by PHMEF. In addition, students in grades 4-8 could participate in a handson 

Robotics Camp utilizing state-of-the-art equipment in the Penn High School robotics lab. 


Silver Mile by the numbers 

n 756 5K participants 

n 394 1-mile fun walk participants 

n 350 volunteers 

n More than 2,800 attendees 

n Dance Dance Revolution (a $5,000 

value) to Elsie Rogers Elementary 

School for highest participation 

n $2,100 given to seven P-H-M 

schools in $300 grants based on 

school participation 

n $1,500 - award to Walt Disney 

Elementary School for highest 

Silver Mile attendance 

n $220 contribution to Penn High 

School Freshmen’s Mini Mile 

n $4,030 - 25% of coins collected for 

the Silver Mile given back to schools 

Funding total: $7,850 

(The balance of Silver Mile funds raised are distributed 

to schools through grants and specific program funding.)


5K Run for Education 1st Place Winners 

Congratulations to all who completed the 5K Run for Education, especially the following 1st place winners! 

Category Name Time 

Male Overall Justin Kowalski 15:57 

Female Overall Emma Jankowski 20:22 

Male Age Group: 1-7 Benjamin Doster 25:45 

Female Age Group: 1-7 Norah Harvey 30:46 

Male Age Group: 8-10 Will Thurin 22:19 

Female Age Group: 8-10 Brooke Neal 23:03 

Male Age Group: 11-12 Colton Shail 18:38 

Female Age Group: 11-12 Ellie Jankowski 22:12 

Male Age Group: 13-14 Matthew Evans 18:49 

Female Age Group: 13-14 MacKenzie North 20:40 

Male Age Group: 15-18 Zack Johnson 16:13 

Female Age Group: 15-18 Natalie McCann 22:09 

Male Age Group: 19-29 Ryan Mitchell 20:14 

Female Age Group: 19-29 Heather Schlosberg 20:29 

Male Age Group: 30-39 Ryan Grentman 16:11 

Female Age Group: 30-39 Linda Wilson 21:37 

Male Age Group: 40-49 Jeff Kindelan 17:41 

Female Age Group: 40-49 Kelly Ellsworth 21:21 

Male Age Group: 50-59 Marlin Howe 21:14 

Female Age Group: 50-59 Karen Wood 25:56 

Male Age Group: 60-98 Arvil Howe 22:04 

Female Age Group: 60-98 Tina McLean 24:49 


2012 Silver Mile Sponsors 

Silver Mile sponsors and donor, including school totals 

$15,000+ 

Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center 

$5,000+ 

DEHCO, Inc/Cast Products* 

FOX28-TV* 

Meijer 

Shawn R. Long, D.D.S., P.C.* 

P-H-M School Corporation* 

PJ Marketing Services, Inc.* 

Sunny 101.5 FM* 

$2,500+ 

Horizon Elementary School 

Mary Frank Elementary School 

Meadow’s Edge Elementary School 

Prairie Vista Elementary School 

Schmucker Middle School 

$1,000+ 

Indiana Michigan Power 

Gibson Insurance 


Walt Disney Elementary School 

$500+ 

1st Source Bank 


American Fidelity Assurance Company 

Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield 

Barb Zappia Photography* 


Crown Trophy #93* 

Elm Road Elementary School 


Granger Business Association 

Kryder Veterinary Clinic 

Madison Elementary School 

Moran Elementary School 

MutualBank 

TransPar Group 

Wendy’s 

Zolman Tire 

$250+ 

Discovery Middle School 

Doubleday Office Products* 

Fun-N-Fitness 

Gymnastics Michiana* 

Juday Creek Golf Course* 

Kumon* 

McDonald Physical Therapy 

Michiana Echo Soccer 

Mishawaka Family Pharmacy LLC 

Passport Woodfire Grill* 


Peerless Midwest Inc. 

P-H-M Fitness Center* 

Royal Excursion* 

Randy Leliaert Agency 

Schwartz, Jim and Julie* 

South Bend Racquet Club* 

Strikes & Spares 

Urban Swirl 

$100+ 

Abella’s* 

Granger Paths* 

Grissom Middle School 

Knollwood Country Club* 

KOA Campground* 

LaGambina-Lockwitz, Dan and Sara* 

Morris Park Country Club* 

Penn Band Boosters Club* 

Pet Palace* 

River Valley Church* 

Quality Automotive* 

Quality Dining* 

South Bend Symphony* 

Superior Business Solutions 

Swiss Valley Ski & Snowboard Area* 

Tuesley Hall Konopa, LLP* 

University Of Notre Dame* 

Valic 

20+ 

Edible Arrangements* 

Explorations* 

Ice Athletic Center* 

JCP Salon* 

New Balance Heritage Square* 

Papa Murphy’s* 

Pita Grille* 

Granger Hobby Stop* 

Subway* 

Thacker, Jerry and Donna* 

The Olive Branch* 

Valley Screen Process Co. Inc.* 

Villa Macri* 

Yesterday’s Food and Spirits* 

Zolman Tire* 

* denotes in-kind donation

2011-2012 P-H-M Education Foundation Donors 

Annual Drive 

Contributions were received from the following groups and individuals between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. Many thanks to the 

following who financially contribute to PHMEF to help fulfill our mission to support excellence in education in P-H-M schools. 

$5,000+ 

Thacker, Dr. and Mrs. Jerry 

$3,000+ 

Martin, Marilyn 

$1,000+ 

Patta, Mallik 

Schwartz, Jim and Julie 

$500+ 

Hostetler, Steve and Jane 

Bueter, Chuck and 

Mary Dynes 

Varner, Brad and Marie 

$250+ 

Archambeault, Brian and 

Kelly 

Gordmans 

Hardwick, Marilyn 

Lechner-Vogt, Inge 

Kallookulangara, Mathew 

and Rose 

MacIntyre, Alasdair 

Milnamow, Brian 

and Michelle 

Sucharetza, Brian S. 

and Holly Kelly 

Schwartz, Dennis J. 

Williams, John and Amy 

$100+ 

Becraft, Joe and Deborah 

Bruetman, Dan and Jody 

Burns, Lin and Tricia 

Carrier, Gregory 

Caurro, Stephen and Amy 

Chang, Mayland and 

Mobashery, Shahriar 

Chrise, Keith and Amy 

Cierzniak, Jim and Suzanne 

Clayton, Carl and Mary 

Collier, Chris and Margie 

Crawford, Gregory and Renate 

Curtis, Robert & Karen 

Flynn, Patrick and Starr, Laurie 

Foley, Roger& Joyce 

Jasinski, Jeanette 

Joers, Randy and Julie 

Johnson, Dean and Ann Mary 

Krathwohl, Matt and Linda 

LaGambina-Lockwitz, Dan 

and Sara 

Lutz, Spencer and Peggy 

Mason, Roger and Mary Alice 

McManus, Patrick and Sharon 

Parent, Margaret 

Patel, Smita 

Peters, Michelle & Mike 


Rougeau, Vincent and Robin 

Schneider, William and Paula 

Seigel, Eric and Cynthia 

Spalding, Andy and Jan 

Stonehill, Karen 

Tuesley, Jim and Rikki 

Weiss, Jonathan 

Westerhausen, Donald and 

Joanne 

Wisthuff, Scott and Sally 

$50 

Atkins, Gregory and Christine 

Austgen, Rob 

Beehler, Larry and Judy 

Billisitz, Theresa 

Christensen, Jerry and Justine 

Cleppe, David and Donna 

Cloonan, Melanie and Michael 

Eby, Ardith 

Fuja, Tom and Cindi 

Galloway, Jaye 

Gryp, Thomas 

Hale, Stephen and Tracy 

Harkness, Matthew and 

Kathleen 

Harrison, Thomasine 

Hartstein, Kami 

Heisler, Karen 

Hummer, John W. 

Johnston, Brent and Lori 

Jurkaites, Chris and Michele 

Kile, Brad and Lisa 

Lazaridis, Linda 

LeeVan, Steve and Christa 

Lies, Terri 

Mallory, Lin 

Malm, Joan 

Mason, Tomi 

Mills, Wes and Karen 

Motter, James and Joyce 

MS Sales Consultants, Inc. 

Nichols, Mark and Gretchen 

Nowakowski, Christopher 

and Darlene 

O’Rourke, James and Pamela 

Parkman, Steven and Susan 

Paul, Steven and Kathleen 


Putt, Chris and Erin 

Scheidt, Robert and Kathryn 

Sorensen, Robert 

Stephens, Brett and Shelley 

Stesiak, Michael and Michelle 

Strzelecki, Cynthia and Ronald 

Tinkey, Brett and Lori 

Tuttle, David and Deborah 

Willenbrink, Michelle 

Witchie, Ron and Linda 

Zhu, Hong 

Willems, Patricia 

Wiesel, Jeanne 

$10 

Anthony, Edward and Naomi 

Armstrong, Linda 

Armstrong, Melba 

Babcoke, Gary and Myshelle 

Barrett, George 

Bauman, Joseph 

Bayliss, Patricia 

Bays, Diana K 

Bendix, Janice 

Bialkowski, Dorota 


2011-2012 P-H-M Education Foundation Donors 

Bice, Elden 

Birk, Richard and Sandra 

Botz, Janet 

Bray, Nancy L. 

Brodbeck, Sandra 

Brosmer, Robert 

Cavanaugh, James and Sara 

Cerney, Jim and Shari L. 

Chambers, Avis 

Chrenka, Pat and Blair 

Clements, Deborah and 

Laurence 

Corning, Alexandra 

Cullen, Susan 

Demaegd, Ray 

Domal, Mike and Lisa 

Drinkall, Shirley 

Dye, Vicci 

Dzierla, David 

Fisher, Martha 

Fitzgerald, Marie 

Grocock, Trent 

Gulbranson, Jeff and Barbara 

Henderson, Michael and 

Farin 

Hilfinger, James and Kristin 

Hogan, Gerald and Ann 

Hosinski, Joe and Holly 

Howell, Susan 

Hudnall, Laura 

Jastrzembski, Sheila 

Jensen, Mark and Kelly 

Johnston, Daniel and 

Barbara 

Kerkemeyer, Kim 

Kurtz, Doug and Rita 


Larmor, Renee 

Lehner, Larry and Laura 

Li, Qing 

Lobeck, Christine 

Losiewski, Susan 

Luger, Mark and Conni 

Lutz, Stephen and Marilyn 

Magrames, Angela 

Mann, Don and Betty 

Marchant, Harold and Joyce 

Maurer, Robert and Diane 

McGowan, Peggy 

McKenzie, Devoy and Laura 

McManus, Patrick and 

Sharon 

Nedderman, Craig 

Pershing, Mitchell and 

Jacqueline 

Peterson, Robert and Cathy 

Pettit, Christopher and Mary 

Piekarz, Laurie 

Raymond, Robert 

Reece, Jeffery and Anita 

Roe, Mary Ellen 

Rucano, Tony and Stephanie 

Schmitt, Linda 

Storey, Cathy Roemer and 

David 

Strell, Fred 

Szucs, Amber 

Szymanowski, E P 

Terry, Henry and Diane 

Thoma, John 

Toler, Marci 

Trimboli, Peter and Mary 

Trytko, Greg 

Vanklaveren, Stephanie 

Varga, Linda 

Veldman, Al 

Voth, Patricia 

Vrielynck, Rose Marie 

Weaver, Doyle and Jenny 

Weaver, Pamela 

Weller, Ann 

Whittington, Dina 

Williamson, Tim 

Wirick, Karin 

Wojcicki, Dave and Dianne 

Yoakum, Conley 

Yost, Deb 

Yost, Monica 

MEMORIALS LEGACY DONOR * Legacy Donors are retired P-H-M staff members 

In Honor of Evan Nayee 

Hardwick, Marilyn 

In Memory of Jackie Grabarek 

Caurro, Stephen and Amy 

In Memory of Jackie Grabarek 

Jasinski, Jeanette 

In Honor of Mary Clare Fields 

McManus, Patrick and Sharon 

In Memory of Walter and John Paren 

Parent, Margaret 

In Memory of Dennis Perry 


In Honor of Cyril Hugh Cole 

Hummer, John W. 

In Honor of Dr. Jerry Thacker 

Warner, Pat and Susan 

In Honor of Cindy Theophilus 

Schwier, Steven and Kathy 

In Memory of Dr. George M. Davis 

Davis, Carole 

If we have omitted or spelled your name incorrectly, please accept 

our apology and call the PHMEF office at 574-254-2893. 

Thank you to all donors!

2011-2012 Thank-A-Teacher Donors 

Thank-a-Teacher is a way to recognize and express gratitude to outstanding teachers, coaches, aides, administrators, secretaries, bus drivers or any staff member 

who have made a difference in your child’s life. Donations are returned to the schools in the form of grants awarded by PHMEF. 

Ahn, Jeahong 

Bai, Lijun 

Basil, Cindy 

Baxter, Kisha 

Beison, Angela 

Bland, Mark and Katherine 

Bohannon, Seven 

Brewer, Janita 

Bulger, John and Renee 

Bush, Leanne 

Calderone, Amy 

Cesar, Maria 

Cheng, Lucy 

Cheng, Yi 

Chrise, Keith and Amy 

Churchill, Sherry 

Cline, Jennifer 

Collier, Christopher and 

Margie 

Corwin, Shane and Sarah 

Cox, Nicole 

Cutshaw, Jennifer 

DeBartolo, Andy and Gina 

DeLaRosa, Rosanne 

DeLaRosa, Rosanne 

Dempsey, Lori 

Denman, Jason 

Dies, Todd and Michelle 

Ding, Kejiao 

Donaruma, William and Robin 

Driggers, Julie 

Dye, Hilary 

Edison, Kim 

Elswick, Heather 

Ernsberger, Brad and 

Barbara 

Farrough, Richard and 

Cynthia 

Finn, Laura 

Galloway, Jaye 

Gao, Yan 

Garrett, James and Debbie 

Gay, Edward & Dana 

Geisel, Tara 

Gillin, Amy 

Gould, Timmy and Erin 

Grabowski, Debbie 

Hahaj, Troy and Kelly 

Hall, Jim and Susie 

Han, Hyeong Su 

Harley, Bruce and Valerie 

Harmon, Celia 

Hartstein, Kami 

He, Chu 

He, RuiQin 

Heavner, Jesse 

Henderson, Michael and 

Farin 

Hendrie-Smith, Bradley 

and Marie Ann 

Henry, Angela 

Hickey, Chis and Tuesday 

Horvath, Jason and Erin 

Hunter, Steve and Tina 

Hwang, Wansik 

James, Glen & Kathy 

James, John 

Jankowski, Juliann 

Jessy, Margart 

Jin, Hyehyun 

Jin, James 

Johanson, Eric and Renee 

Johnson, Sue 

Kelly, Gred and Teresa 

Kelly, Patricia 

Klatt, Ashleigh 

Kleppe, Leslie 

Kline, David and Ann 

Kosidlak, Wieslaw and Renata 

Kotaru, Venkat 

Kuskye, Jeremy and 

Stephanie 

Kuskye, Stephanie 

LaGambina-Lockwitz, Dan 

and Sara 

Lahane, Sanjeeu 

Latham, Richard and Dana 

Leniski, Lisa 

Li, Gang and Xu, Jing 

Ludwig, David and 

Jennifer 

Lynch, Gregory and Diana 

Manukyan, Khachatur 

Mares, Barb 

Mason, Christopher and 

Terri 

Matousova, Renata 

Meckstroth, Timothy and 

Jennifer 

Miller, Brian and Danille Schafer, Veronica 

Montel-McGann, Kevin Schmidtendorff, Jennifer 

and Jodi 

Scopel, Cathy 

Morganti, Sean Smith and Scopel, Cathy 

Beth 

Serwatka, Sharon 

Mosiej, Andrea 

Shafer, Helene 

Mudd, Tony 

Sharpe, Donald and Nanette 

Murray, Emily 

Shi, Zonggao 

Nayee, Laura 

Shlapentokh, Natalia 

Nukes, Todd and Rebecca Shu, Crystal 

O’Connell, Sean and Lisa Siddiqui, Kamran 

Oldfather, Jodi 

Singh, Bhola 

Park-DeVries, Susan Smith, Angela 

Patel, Shrujal 

Smoker, Jen 

Pearson, Michelle 

Stipp, Tom and Carrie 

Pearson, Thad and Cathy Sundaram, Ashok 

Peckner, Marc 

Thomas, Bernie 

Peffley, Dave 

Thompson, Michael 

Pi, Hualiang 

Tobin, Jenny 

Pittman, Michelle 

Torbert, Melissa 

Qamar, Zeeshan 

Tuesley, Jim and Rikki 

Ray, Kristen 

Tyler, Matthew and Amy 

Reiser, Lisa 

Van Der Wal, Ester 

Reynolds, Gabriel 

Varnes, Brad and Marie 

Riley, David and Susan Velasco, Barb 

Ro, Eunyoe 

Wang, Celine 

Rogers, Angela 

Wenzel, Paul and Cheri 

Romanin, Amy 

Wittendorf, Cindie 

Rose, Clinton and Patricia Yang, Jing Yue 

Sade, John and Kellie Yuan, Amy 

Sakatoku, Atsushi 

Zhang, Linda 

Saros, Shawn and Jessica Zhao, Ke-Hai Yuan and Yu 

Sautter, Jennifer 

Zhu, Hong 


2011-2012 Honored Educators 

Congratulations to the following P-H-M teachers and staff who have made a significant difference in the education and lives of students. 

Allison, Adams 

Addison, Dennis 

Adkins, Jodi 

Allsop, Kari 

Andrzejewski, Laura 

Antonelli, Kay 

Arter, Jeannene 

Arter, Jeneane 

Arter, Sheila 

Arter, Terry 

Auter, Sandra 

Badur, Patrick 

Barrier, Becky 

Bartlett, Debbie 

Baughman, Deborah 

Becraft, Deborah 

Bednavek, Laurie 

Beidinger, Heidi 

Bernaert, Louise 

Black, Matt 

Bodnar, Michelle 

Bogart, Dennis 

Bontrager, Vicki 

Bramer, Sarah 

Brown, Cameron 

Brundage, Theresa 

Budzinski, Sue 

Campbell, Jane 

Carlson, Jeff 

Carnall, Teresa 

Carroll, Jan 

Caudell, Ali 

Chrise, Amy 

Cobb, Jennifer 

Conley, Kim 

Crawford, Michelle 

Crist, Jennifer 

Cronk, Don 

Cronk, Marni 

Curry, Jennifer 

Curry, Shelly 

Dallich, Dance 

Darr, Roberta 

DeLaurelle, Debbie 

Delio, Kara 

Doms, Jenny 

Donati, Raoul 

Dreggits, Steve 

Dregitz, Steve 

Dwigans, Sarah 

Ferman, Charlie 

Fleming, Julie 

Fleming, Charity 

Ford, Lisa 

Foster, French 

Fry, Rachel 

Gallo, Amy 

Garrett, James 

Gennicks, Terry 

George, Renee 

Goodrich, Gary 

Grannan, Jennifer 


Greve, Kathy 

Grimes-Ford, Charity 

Grover, Melissa 

Grunawalt, Kim 

Gurtner, Kari 

Gustman, Stephanie 

Hanks, Robin 

Hansel, Roger 

Hansel, Natalie 

Hapke, Judith 

Heying, Donna 

Hildreth, Rebecca 

Hill, Karen 

Hope, Steve 

Hoppers, Michele 

Horvath, Erin 

Hostetler, Jane 

Huckleberry, Delicia 

Hurst, Pamella 

Johnson, Ree 

Jonik, Shelly 

Kalil, Laura 

Keck, Kaylor 

Keller, Mary 

Kelly, Patricia 

Kirby, Cindy 

Koontz, Nancy 

Krieger, Jenny 

Krieger, Lisa 

Kruk, Christine 

Langfeldt, Jim 

Latham, Dana 

Laub, Bonnie 

Leather, Bill 

Lebiedzinski, Shelley 

Lee, Stephen 

Lein, Stephanie 

Leniski, Aaron 

Lestinsky, Susan 

Lira, Ann 

Lord, Mary 

Losch, Charles 

Luger, Connie 

Lutkus, Becky 

Lyvers, Debra 

Macht, Rebecca 

Madden, Greg 

Madick, Helen 

Maggart, Donna 

Mahler, Michelle 

Manspeaker, David 

Marsh, Allison 

Marshall, Vickie 

Matherly, Amy 

McGann, Jodi 

Meiszberg, Julie 

Metcalf, David 

Miller, Karen 

Mohler, Michelle 

Montgomery, Rose 

Morrow, Linda 

Mumaw, Carrie 

Nash, Nancy 

Neufelder, Erin 

Noonan, Krista 

Noppenberg, John 

O’Connell, Keith 

O’Malley, Patrick 

O’Neal, Pam 

Orosz, Peggy 

Osler, Sara 

Pajakawski, Deb 

Palonis, Carolyn 

Parisi, Deb 

Pawlowski, Kim 

Payne, Jennifer 

Peak, Peggy 

Peck, Elizabeth 

Perry, Tiffany 

Phelps, Melissa 

Pikuza, Jason 

Poling, Ken 

Poling, Kim 

Portolese, Tami 

Powell, Elyse 

Pratt, Rachel 

Rehlander, Jeanne 

Reininga, Matt 

Reynolds, Kristen 

Reynolds, Kristie 

Richhart, Becky 

Robertson, Meloday 

Roeda, Elizabeth

2011-2012 Honored Educators 

Roggeman, Sandy 

Rouch, Amy 

Ruthig, Linda 

Rydzinski, Rose 

Sanchez, Michelle 

Sauer, Jim 

Schalliol, Barb 

Schenkel, Audrey 

Schindewolf, Marline 

Schirripa, Lindsay 

Schuster, Wendy 

Schwartzers, Kathleen 

Seger, Denise 

Seltzer, Kristi 

Shenk, Mindy 

Sloan, Julie 

Sloan, Lisa 

Soto-Kile, Lisa 

Stachura, Katie 

Stephan, Christine 

Stevenson, Bob 

Strowig, Cheryl 

Stuckey, Sheryl 

Stuckey, Kendra 

Suddarth, Margie 

Sullivan, Monica 

Swygart, Monica 

Swygart, Carry 

Szucs, Cary 

Szweda, Rita 

Tachman, Cindy 

Tagliaferry, Becky 

Talcott, Amy 

Thacker, Jerry 

Thomas, Patti 

Tibbets, Jane 

Tornquist, Heidi 

Unrue, Julie 

Utterback, Serena 

VanOoteghem, David 

Vavul, Patty 

Vredingburgh, Mary Beth 

Wagley, Angie 

Watkins, Madeline 

Watts, Anne 

Waugh, Megan 

Weaver, Murray 

Wentroble, Robert 

Wetzel, Lisa 

White, Lorriane 

White, Patti 

Wilson, Tony 

Wise, Mari Linn 

Wiseman, Marcy 

Wiseman, Steve 

Wolfe, Jen 

Wood, Matthew 

Woods, Kori 

Zane, Sandra 

Zorn, Donna 


Ways to Support Excellence in Education 

As part of PHMEF’s interest in fostering community support for public 

education, in addition to participating in annual events such as Silver 

Mile Health & Fitness Fair and 5K and 1-Mile Run for Education; 

Thank-a-Teacher 

Recognize that special teacher, administrator, counselor, coach, aide, 

secretary, bus driver, janitor or any school employee who has made a 

positive impact on your child’s education with a donation to the Thanka-Teacher 

program. Your tax deductible donation will help fund grants 

that benefit the children of P-H-M. More than 300 P-H-M staff members 

were honored in 2011-2012 through Thank-A-Teacher. A card 

with your personal message and recognition pin will be delivered to 

your honoree. Visit phmef.org to download the Thank-A-Teacher form. 

Education License Plate 

READ ON INDIANA is an easy way to support PHMEF and education 

in Indiana. By purchasing the education license plate and designating 

the P-H-M School Corporation, $18.75 goes directly to PHMEF and to 

funding innovative teaching grants. Visit in.gov/bmv/2796.htm. 


Annual Drive; and Superintendent’s luncheon, the following are additional 

ways to support education for P-H-M students through the 

P-H-M Education Foundation. 

Buy-a-Brick 

Purchase a 4”x8” brick for $65 or 8”x8” brick for $125 to recognize 

special teachers, graduating students, alumni classes, special birthdays, 

honor/memory or any reason you choose. Each brick will be engraved 

and installed as a permanent part of the Entrance to Excellence in front 

of door D at Penn High School. Call (574) 254-2893 or visit phmef.org 

and click on How You Can Help to download a form. 

Capital One Credit Card 

Qualify for a special P-H-M Education Foundation credit card 

through Capital One, and it will donate $50 to PHMEF with 

your first purchase. In addition, 1% of every purchase made 

is donated to PHMEF to fund programs for P-H-M. Apply at 

www.CardLabConnect.com/phmeducationalfoundation or call (574) 

254-2893 for more information.

Corporations for Education - A Division of PHMEF 

In 2007, the law firm of May Oberfell Lorber wanted to help make a difference in the 

educational opportunities available to students at Walt Disney Elementary School ─ its neighbor to the east. 

Through a generous corporate donation, a summer reading program was established. 

Soon other businesses wanted to be a part of supporting public education, through the P-H-M Education Foundation, 

and Corporations for Education (CFE) was developed. CFE is the corporate division of PHMEF and provides grants to 

P-H-M teachers and staff throughout the academic school year. 

There are three levels of financial participation in CFE. Corporate Partners pledge $25,000 payable over five years 

at $5,000 per year. Corporate Team Leaders pledge $15,000 payable over five years at $3,000 per year. 

And, Corporation Team Members pledge $5,000 payable over five years at $1,000 per year. 


Corporations for Education - A Division of PHMEF 

Through the five-year committment of the following businesses, Corporations for Education is able to fund ongoing programs 

in P-H-M Schools. Up to $25,000 is matched through a school corporation grant on a yearly basis. 

For more information on how to become a part of Corporations for Education, please call (574) 254-2893. 


Corporate Partners 

Team Members

Corporations for Education Funded Programs 

North Central 

Indiana 

Qualifying 

Tournament 

judges review 

a First Lego 

League’s team 

presentation. 

Kingsmen 

Art Gallery 

located in 

Penn High 

School. 

A Madison 

Elementary 

School student 

participates 

in a Fit 

Feastival 

event. 

Total Funding: $57,940 

Program School 

A Knightly Adventure ........................Moran Elementary and all Title 1 schools 

China Cultural Exchange ..................P-H-M middle schools 

Energetic Eagles ................................Elm Road Elementary 

Fit Feastival .......................................All eleven P-H-M elementary schools 

Grissom Girls’ Leadership .................Grissom Middle School 

Kingsmen Art Gallery .......................Penn High School 

Musical Instruments Refurbish .........Penn High School 

Positive Discipline Incentive ............Grissom Middle School 

Robotics Program ..............................Penn High School 

First Lego League Teams ..................P-H-M elementary and middle schools 

First Lego League Tournament .........Discovery Middle School 

Running is Elementary ........................All P-H-M 4th- and 5th grade students 

Young Author’s Conference .............. P-H-M students K-5 

You’ve Got Mail ...............................All five P-H-M Title 1 schools 


2011-2012 Board of Directors 

Board Officers 

Margie Collier 

President 

Community Representative 

Dan Lockwitz 

President-Elect 

Whirlpool Corporation 

Jim Tuesley, Esq. - Secretary 

BARNES & THORNBURG, LLP 

Brian Archambeault 

Treasurer 

Crowe Horwath 

Board Members 

Jody Bruetman 


Kirsten Campbell 

Woodard Preschool 

Teresa Carroll 


Amy Caurro 


Bob Curtis 

The Healy Group 

Greg Hiatt, R.Ph. 

Spectron mrc, LLC 


Jeffery A. Johnson, Esq. 

May Oberfell Lorber 

Immediate Past President 

Michele Jurkaites 

Valley Screen Process Co. 

Sara LaGambina-Lockwitz 

Forum Representative 

Amy Mader, Esq. 


Matthew Krathwohl 

Memorial Health System 

Paul Marsh 

Teachers Credit Union 

Maureen McCoige 

Crowe Horwath LLP 

Thomas Meilstrup 

Lee Insurance Group 

Dave Misener 

Schmucker Middle School 

Michelle Peters 

Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center 

Carla Putrich 

Growing Kids Learning Center 

Christopher Riley, Esq. 

P-H-M School Board Representative 

Julie Schwartz 


Past President 

Eric Seigel, Esq. 

Tuesley Hall Konopa, LLP 

Past President 

Jan Spalding 

RacePlayMichiana, LLC 

Donna Thacker 


Dr. Jerry Thacker 

P-H-M Superintendent 

P-H-M Education 

Foundation 

Mission Statement 

Supporting 

excellence in 

education in 

P-H-M schools

Mari Linn M. Wise Executive Director 

Amy Chrise Officer Manager/Event Coordinator 

55900 Bittersweet Road Mishawaka, Indiana 46545 

(574) 254-2893 Fax: (574) 254-2808 

Email: mlwise@phmef.org 

www.phmef.org

Annual Report - PHM Education Foundation

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