2011 Annual Report - St. Thomas Episcopal Church

St. Thomas
Episcopal Church
2011 Annual Report
Practicing the Hospitality of God
www.stthomasmedina.org

St. Thomas Mission Statement
As Christians in the Episcopal tradition, we proclaim the gospel by reaching
out to embrace people who rejoice, who hurt, who search, who doubt, and
who seek a relationship with God in Jesus Christ.
Evangelization: We share the good news of Christ’s love.
Formation: We offer ways for people of every age to grow in faith.
Worship, Music, and the Arts: We worship God with beauty and awe.
Pastoral Care: We accompany and support one another on life’s journey.
Stewardship: We thank God for the abundance of our lives and share it.
Outreach: We give ourselves to the service of those in need.
Fellowship: We offer many ways to build relationships with others.
Annual Meeting 2011
AGENDA
Opening Prayer
Call to Order
Approval of 2010 Minutes
Rector’s Address
Financial Report
Senior Warden’s Address
Elections
Thank-yous
Closing Prayer
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Minutes from the
2010 St. Thomas Annual Meeting
Preliminary Matters
Meeting began at 11:30 with prayer
Senior Warden, Bonnie Palevich, called the meeting to order
It was MSP to approve the 2009 annual meeting minutes
February 28, 2010
Rector’s Address
Father Breckinridge talked about “coming home” to St. Thomas. There are 3 areas he would like to focus on the next 12 months:
1. To revitalize and expand with the Parish Life Center project
2. Create new opportunities for leadership and ministry especially among small groups.
3. Create new worship experiences, especially attractive to younger families.
Treasurer’s Report
Fred Barkman provided the financial report for 2009. A deficit was projected for 2009 and indeed a $21,141 deficit did occur.
The main reasons were color copies, rectory expenses and salary expenses all higher than anticipated. The largest December
pledge revenue since 2004 occurred which offset the deficit some. Fred discussed that procedural changes will be needed
moving forward to clearly define the Project Outreach money from Christmas and Easter. Unrestricted Reserves dropped by
$85,000 but the true number was $58,000 as the rest went to unexpected expenses.
Fred transitioned into 2010. There has been an increase in pledging for 2010, largest in many years. Hiring an Associate Priest
come fall will increase the salary expense. Building and Grounds will decrease as it is being moved to salaries. Fred also detailed
all the Project outreach giving. Questions from the floor were answered by Fred.
Senior Warden’s Address
Bonnie Palevich was appreciative of her time as the Senior Warden. The Rector search was a big focus for the Church last year.
Among the other things accomplished included a rectory remodel, Las Vegas themed fundraiser and fellowship, revitalize the
Parish Life Center and made other changes that made for better experiences for parishioners.
Incoming Senior Warden, Bob Webb
Bob was appointed by Father Breckinridge as the incoming Senior Warden. Bob is looking forward to the new responsibility.
Fred Barkman will continue as the Treasurer. Jim Blundell will continue as the Chancellor and jean Johnson will be the new
Parish Clerk.
Elections
It was MSP to acclaim and elect the 2013 vestry slate of Christopher Breunig, Brian Evison, Bill McSherry and Kim Malcolm
with Delphine Stevens committed to a two year expiring term.
It was MSP to acclaim and elect Marilee McCorriston, Shelby Scovel, Keith Moulton, Carol Howie, Roger Ahroon, Mary
Pneuman, Rose magee, Fred Pneuman, Bob Simeone, Joseph Murashie, Mary Friedlander and Edward Rozanek as Convention
Delegates.
It was MSP to acclaim and elect Kristen McSherry, Tonya Farr, Patrick Bannon and Carole Myers as project Outreach Candidates.
Thank You’s
Father Breckinridge acknowledged outgoing vestry members Jeff Belfiglio, Jim Hughes, Jim Blundell, Andy Hoskins and Jean
Johnson. Outgoing Senior Warden, Bonnie Palevich, and Parish Clerk, Nick Sooy, was also acknowledged and thanked. Legacy
Society members were affirmed.
The meeting closed with prayer at 12:20.
Respectfully submitted,
Nick Sooy, Vestry Clerk
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Candidates’ Biographies
Vestry Candidates — Class of 2014
Paul Birkeland
Born and raised in
Seattle, I was graduated
from Princeton and attended
UW Law School.
I ran the commodities
department for Merrill
Lynch in Seattle, then
founded Birkeland and Associates, a real
estate development firm. I retired from
active management in 2006. I joined
St. Stephen’s Episcopal in Seattle about
35 years ago and married my late wife,
Joyce, there in 1978. My new wife Diane
(Fr. Lex married us in December 2010)
was in same class joining that church
with Joyce—certainly God’s providence,
I would say. In the early 1980s we joined
St. Thomas, and two of my children are
graduates of St Thomas School. I serve
on the board of PONCHO, His Deal
Bible Study Group, and will be a featured
speaker for the Ivy League Christian
Union next May at Princeton. I also
served as co-chair with Rose Magee on
the Life Center building committee, and
am very proud of our proposed project.
I look forward to serving on the Vestry
and working to get the new building fully
funded and completed. St Thomas has
been a bedrock of my life and my faith,
and I look forward to serving all of you
in this important position. Thank you.
Bonnie Pearce
I am a “cradle Episcopalian,”
christened
at St. Elizabeth’s in
Seattle and confirmed
here at St. Thomas. I
am a third-generation
St. Thomas member, active in the St.
Thomas youth group, and served as an
acolyte. My husband Frank and I have
attended St. Thomas parish sporadically
for years, but decided to join the parish
after our first daughter was born in 2000.
I am now a stay-at-home mom with
three kids, ages 1, 6 & 10. Previous work
experience includes Human Resources
and Recruiting at BEST Consulting and
a Human Resource Generalist at Microsoft.
Current and past volunteer activities
include board positions with PACE
at Lockwood, Bridlepath Homeowners
Association, and a Girl Scouts Service
Unit Team member. I also volunteer
on the Lockwood PTA, as a Girl Scout
Leader for a junior troop, and Assistant
Leader for a Daisy/Brownie troop. At
St. Thomas I have volunteered in the
toddler co-op and on the St. Thomas
Vacation Bible Camp. My husband Frank
is an usher and both daughters sing with
the St. Thomas Choristers. I am committed
to representing the interests of
families with young children and look
forward to serving the Church where
needed.
Steve Reid
Steve and his wife Alice
joined St. Thomas in
2004. They had a long
history with St. Thomas,
starting in 1971 when
it was the church they
would visit when traveling
through Seattle on trips from Honolulu,
where they lived until 1993. Steve
became active in the Episcopal Church
during the 1980s at St. Andrew’s Cathedral
there, where he served on the Vestry
and as Senior Warden. At that time he
was also a founding member of the St.
Andrew’s Cathedral Foundation Board.
In 1993, they became active here at St.
Mark’s Cathedral where he served on the
Vestry and as Junior Warden. In 1995 he
was the founding Chairman of the St.
Mark’s Cathedral Foundation that has
contributed over $1 million to the Cathedral
for maintenance of its buildings
and grounds. Since joining St. Thomas,
Steve has been active in “Together We
Build,” an interfaith group that supports
Habitat for Humanity on the Eastside.
Steve is President of Professional Estate
Planning, Inc, specializing in Life and
Disability Insurance. He is still active (on
a reduced basis) and is now in his 46th
year of practice. “My clients won’t let me
retire.”
Mary Newcomer Williams
Mary and her husband,
Fred, and children,
Isabel (age 10) and
Connor (age 8), have attended
St. Thomas since
December 2007. Mary
was raised Catholic, and
was formally received into the Episcopal
Church in May 2010. Mary currently
serves as Director of the Friends of St.
Thomas (FOST) component of the Life
Center Capital Stewardship Campaign
(after serving on the Stewardship Committee
in 2008-2009 and chairing the Fall
2009 Annual Stewardship Campaign).
She also teaches Sunday School and
recently became a Eucharistic Minister.
The rest of the family is active in parish
life as well, with Fred assisting in Sunday
School and with Thanksgiving meal
deliveries; Isabel serving as an Acolyte,
lay reader, Chorister, and Kids Club
member; and Connor attending Sunday
School and Vacation Bible Camp (as well
as being widely quoted for observing that
the current Great Hall building requires
us to “disguise conference rooms as
classrooms” for Sunday School). Mary
has been an attorney since 1996 and recently
observed her five-year anniversary
as in-house counsel at Microsoft.
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Lurton Ahroon
I am a cradle Episcopalian
and grew up in
San Antonio, Texas. As
a teenager I was active
in the choir and in Jr.
Daughters of the King. I have been
active in Episcopal churches in Massachusets,
Texas, California, and now here
in Medina. I taught Sunday school when
my children were growing up. And here
at St. Thomas I am on the Newcomer’s
Committee and head the Dinners for
Eight.
Aileen Loranger
Aileen Loranger, PhD,
RN is a cradle Episcopalian
who joined St.
Thomas in 1998. She
has served as Licensed
Eucharistic Minister since
1998, co-editor of the Collect, and
co-convener of Healing Hands in 2004.
She served as Parish Nurse from 2003-
2006 and returned in 2007 as Associate
for Pastoral Care and Health Ministries
until 2009. She and her husband, Larry,
were married at St. Thomas in 2000,
completed EfM course and have served
on numerous outreach projects. We see
exciting expansion in Christian programs,
service to the community
(especially the poor; those sick or
lonely), and a deepening commitment to
listen to Christ’s call in our lives.
Convention Delegates
Class of 2013
Kim Malcolm
Kim has worked as a
radio reporter, producer,
and host for CBC Radio
in Canada and NPR
member station KERA
90.1 in Dallas. She currently
volunteers on the board of Our
Redeemer Christian Preschool in Kirkland
and is a Sunday School assistant
at St. Thomas. She is married to David
Paranchych and they have two sons, sixyear-old
Ben and three-year-old James
Paranchych.
Keith Moulton
Keith has been a member
of St. Thomas for over
12 years. He has helped
out with ushering and
participated in the life
of St. Thomas Episcopal
Church. He and his wife, Margie,
consider this their home. Keith and
Margie have retired though he has stayed
employed in the financial area, currently
employed as a contractor at Boeing.
Whether it’s in altar guild, ushering, baking
bread, or spring clean-up, you have
probably found him and Margie actively
helping out at the Church. He says, “I
cherish all the friends and family that
attend St. Thomas. I will feel honored to
participate with fellow parishioners as a
delegate at the next Convention.”
Alyce Rogers
We joined the St. Thomas
community as members
in 2000 and my love for
this parish has grown
each year. I love the
inclusivity of the church, the warmth
of it’s members, the teaching I receive
each week, the great music program,
and now the joy of being involved in
planning for a Parish Life Center as part
of the Advance Commitment Committee.
My activities within the parish
are mostly musical, including the New
Year’s Eve Gala, Cabarets, Recitals,
and Concerts. My goal in these events
has been to bring many people in the
greater community to know our church!
I was involved in the acquisition of the
Hutchinson Memorial Concert Grand
Steinway piano and in raising funds for
our new choir robes (thank you all...we
love them!!). I am a Lector and Eucharistic
Minister, and I helped begin the
famous Consignment Fair. “Practicing
the Hospitality of God” is an inspirational
mantra for me because I believe
that is what Jesus is asking us to do
wherever we are, and I am striving to
follow Christ more faithfully every day.
Serving as a delegate to the Diocesan
Convention will be a new, and I hope
enlightening, experience.
Dick Rogers
I came to St Thomas with
my wife, Alyce, in 2000.
We were midlife Episcopalians
from Portland,
OR. St. Thomas was
next door to where we
chose to live. My wife fell in love with
the music program. We felt welcomed
by the community. I started an EFM
program and joined in the Stephen Ministry
program. With the help of several
others we generated a Healing Hands
ministry. I have also tried to encourage
an increasing interest in iconography.
We have been invited to serve as
delegates to the Diocesan Convention
by the Vestry leadership and are looking
forward to serving in this capacity,
which we have never done before.
Delegates to Convention
serve two-year terms. If
a Delegate is unable to
attend Convention, an
Alternate is certified to
vote in his or her place.
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Class of 2013 (continued)
Mary Friedlander—Alternate
Mary’s first visit to St.
Thomas was over 15
years ago. She says, “I
felt that I was at home
that very first day. It has
become a refuge and a
delight. The Sunday forum is one of
my favorite times of enlightenment.”
She is blessed with two sons and two
daughters and their families. She has
served in the church school, Vacation
Bible Camp, and Christmas pageant.
She also serves as a lector, intercessor,
and in the healing hands ministry. She is
a member of the Tuesday prayer group,
the Wednesday morning Chapel service,
and Bible study. Another of her ministries
is The Sophia Way. Mary says,
“Attending the Diocesan convention is
a great opportunity to learn more about
the good works, workers within our
Diocese, and the greater church in the
world. I would be happy to represent
our parish.”
Roger Ahroon—Alternate
Roger has been a member
of St Thomas for six
years. In that time he has
served as a convention
delegate for two years
running, and as served on
the Vestry for three years.
He is a member of the St Thomas
Singers and enjoys making sandwiches
monthly when he can for those in need.
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Convention Delegates (continued)
Carol Howie
The Howie family actually
became members
of St. Thomas in 1970,
but moved to Texas
for several years after
that. Through the years
she has participated in many activities
in both parishes, particularly Sunday
school and Altar Guild. They returned
to Washington and St. Thomas in 1989.
In recent years she has served on the
Steering Committees of the Garden
Tour and Consignment Fair, Greeters,
and currently serves on the Wedding
Committee. When she’s not busy with
her regular job teaching Traffic Safety
to the future drivers of Washington, she
and her husband, Keith, enjoy visiting
their four grandchildren or relaxing at
the Oregon coast. Carol says, “I have
served as a convention delegate in the
past and would enjoy representing the
parish again in this capacity.”
Joseph Murashie
Joseph joined the St.
Thomas family and the
Ushers group in the
mid 1970s. He became
a Properties Committee
member in the 1980s,
chaired the Men’s Breakfast group for
several years, and became an alternate
for convention in the 1990s. He enjoyed
4 years of Education for Ministry in the
late 1990s, became a Stephen Minister in
the early 2000s, and a Eucharistic Minister
in mid 2000s. He says, “St. Thomas is
my wonderful Church Family.”
Class of 2012
Fred Pneuman
A member of St. Thomas
since 1967, Fred has
served on the Vestry, ten
years as chair of the Property
Committee, is a longtime
usher and current
Stephen Minister. During the construction
of the Chapel, East Columbarium
and bell tower, and church re-roof, Fred
was the church project manager. He is
currently a member of the Diocesan
Commission on Architecture and the St.
Andrew’s House Operations Committee.
Community activities include the Medina
City Council and Planning Commission.
After retiring from Weyerhaeuser, Fred
ran his own consulting engineering firm
for 15 years. He is a past president of
the Structural Engineers Association
of Washington and past chair of the
national ASTM Committee on Building
Construction. Fred and Mary’s two
daughters, Ann Marchel and Gwyn Barkman,
were raised at St. Thomas.
Mary Pneuman
Mary has attended St.
Thomas since 1965. Over
the years she has been a
member of the choir, the
Vestry (Junior Warden),
Project Outreach, the Stephen
Ministry, Lay Eucharistic Ministry,
Companions Committee, and Tuesday
Prayer Group. She also served for
several years as an editor of The Collect
and chair of the Pastoral Care Network.
Mary is a member and past chair of the
Bishop’s Committee for Israel/Palestine
and a recipient of the Bishop’s Cross.
She is the current chair of the Diocesan
Church in the World Commission. Following
her retirement as a counselor/
psychologist in the Bellevue schools,
Mary worked privately as a licensed
mental health counselor.

Edward Rozanek
Ed was born in Bentleyville,
PA. His family
moved to California
when he was 12 years
old. He went into the U.S.
Army and was stationed
in Japan. He says, “With
a great deal of luck (and maybe with
the help of the Holy Spirit) I managed
not to go to Korea.” When discharged
from the Army, he met and married
his wife, Ruth. She encouraged him
to attend the University of Southern
California (go Trojans). After university,
he was recruited by what then was
Philco Corporation and later became
Ford Aerospace. He was transferred to
Guam where his daughter was born.
From hot Guam he was transferred
to what is laughingly called the Siberia
of Germany— Hof in Bavaria. (It
snowed there on Easter!) Returning to
the U.S. he was assigned to the Manned
Spacecraft Center in Houston. He
retired in 1993 and moved to the Pacific
Northwest where he was able to join St.
Thomas. He says, “I have enjoyed my
retirement and was delighted that my
daughter graduated from Seattle University
and my grandson from Washington
State University. We are now confirmed
Northwesterners.”
Convention Delegates (continued)
Class of 2012 (continued)
Bob Simeone
Bob has been an Episcopalian
for over 20 years.
For the first 10 years he
attended Saint Mark’s
Cathedral on Capitol Hill.
Since 1999 he has attended
Saint Thomas. Most of his ministry
work has been in the area of Governance.
He has served on the Vestry and
been a Warden at both parishes. His
wife, Linda, and his son, Tony, are also
Episcopalians. Bob and Linda live on
Capitol Hill, in Seattle. Tony is a college
student in Malibu, California, where he
is a Junior at Pepperdine University.
Rose Magee—Alternate
Rose has been a St.
Thomas parishioner for
47 years, served three
terms on Vestry, and as
co-convener for the Eastside
Churches Regional
Ministry. She has also served as delegate
to Diocesan Convention.
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Project Outreach Committee Candidates
Anne Katri
Over the last three
years, Anne has enjoyed
reconnecting with the
St. Thomas community
after relocating
from San Francisco,
where she lived and
worshipped at Grace Cathedral, following
college. Since graduating from
Santa Clara University in 2004 with an
undergraduate B.S.C. in Finance, Anne
has served as a commercial banker for
Wells Fargo Bank’s middle market lending
division, both in the San Francisco
and Seattle markets. Anne especially
enjoys serving her non-profit clients,
helping them to maximize their financial
resources so they may better serve their
constituents. Outside of work, Anne
enjoys spending time with family, including
her mom, dad, two sisters, their
husbands and new nephew. For fun, she
trains for local half marathon and triathlon
events and maintains her AFAA
personal certified trainer designation.
Anne volunteers with Seattle Works,
a local organization connecting young
professionals with local service projects.
Anne is honored to be considered as a
candidate to join Project Outreach and
looks forward to utilizing her finance
background to assist the committee with
the grant review and budgeting process.
Marilyn McGrath
Marilyn has been attending
St. Thomas for
three years, and with
her husband Geoff,
became a member in
2010. She has volunteered
for the spring
and the fall cleanup days, served on
the 2010 Planning Committee for
Mass on the Grass, volunteered for the
2009 Thanksgiving Project, and she
and Geoff served as Volunteer Coordinators
for the 2010 Thanksgiving
Project. Marilyn has been an employee
of The Boeing Company for the past
39 years both in California and Washington.
She has been a contributor
and volunteer for many years with the
Boeing Employees’ Community Fund
(ECF). While in California, Marilyn was
responsible for contacting charitable organizations
to determine capital expenditure
requirements and presenting the
information to employees to determine
allocation of funds. During annual ECF
campaigns in Seattle, Marilyn was the
Agency Coordinator for ECF, inviting
representatives from local agencies to
make presentations or represent their
agency at ECF events held during the
campaigns. In her previous parish,
Marilyn served as a Vestry member.
She and Geoff organized two formal
stewardship campaign dinners, served as
a subcommittee co-chair on the capital
campaign, and served as volunteers preparing
and serving tent city dinners.
David Paranchych
David, his wife Kim
Malcolm, and their
two sons Ben and
James have attended
St. Thomas since they
moved from Dallas to
the Seattle area in May
2008. Originally from Canada, David
was raised in Edmonton, Alberta and
received a PhD in Electrical Engineering
from Queen’s University. While in
Dallas, David and Kim attended the
Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration,
where he and James were baptized
together at the Easter vigil in 2007. He
currently works as a patent analyst at
Intellectual Ventures in Bellevue. David
has enjoyed becoming a part of the St.
Thomas family and is excited about
the opportunity to serve on the Project
Outreach Committee.
Jodi Wilson
Jodi and her husband,
Mike, have been attending
St. Thomas since
2005. They have one
daughter, Amelia (10),
and two sons, Callum
(7) and Vaughn (2). Jodi is from the
Seattle area. She graduated from Loyola
Marymount University in Los Angeles
in the field of International Relations.
She spent time during and after college
living in Germany and Austria working
for an exchange program and then doing
post graduate work. She worked for
Columbia Sportswear in Portland, OR
and the World Affairs Council in Seattle
before moving to the technical side of
international exchange. She has worked
for many years as a contractor for the
U.S. Department of State doing support
and training for a software product.
Jodi and her family have assisted with
the wonderful St. Thomas thanksgiving
dinner program the last few years. Jodi
looks forward to using her non-profit
and international experience to get
further involved in the church and the
community.
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Dear St. Thomas Family:
All of us hope to
have a job we can
describe as “fun.”
I am pleased to
report that I can
say, after eighteen
months as Rector of
St. Thomas, that I
am having a lot of fun! This is a happy
community. There are plenty of serious,
hard-working folks here, that’s for
sure, but there is a lightness of spirit, a
joy that doesn’t take itself too seriously,
that has really defined St. Thomas in
2010. It has been my experience in life
that every truly holy person I have ever
met has an enormous sense of humor.
St. Thomas has that same happy sense
of itself. This is a community that is
serious about what it does in ministry
and worship without taking itself too
seriously, if you see what I mean. A
happy place.
This year has been marked by the infectious
energy of our Capital Stewardship
Campaign, “Building For The Hospitality
Of God,” so ably led by Robert
and Sue Collett and Ev and Vesta Loyd.
The Campaign raised up more than
one hundred volunteers who worked
enthusiastically and lovingly to generate
over five million dollars towards the
construction of The Life Center at St
Thomas Episcopal Church. Conceived
by the Building Committee co-chaired
by Rose Magee and Paul Birkeland, this
ambitious project aims to be a resource
for the wider Eastside community as
well as for our St. Thomas family.
St. Thomas has long been known for its
rich musical tradition. That tradition has
been enriched this year. After a nationwide
search, the Liturgical Arts Associate
Search Committee, chaired by Gwyn
Barkman, unanimously recommended
From the Rector
to me that we call our interim associate,
Charles Rus, to become permanent in
the role. Among a really talented and
experienced applicant pool, Charles
stood out. His musicality and artistry at
the organ, his compositional skill, the
breadth of his repertoire, and his gentle
spirit marked him as the right fit for St.
Thomas. The children’s music program
has also been revitalized with the arrival
of Marion Anderson as Children’s Musical
Director. We are now graced once
a month by the ministry of over twenty
five red-robed Choristers leading our
singing on Sunday. Truly, cherubim and
seraphim are in our midst. We also had
a very successful concert season, under
the able direction of our non-pareil impresario,
Alyce Rogers. Behnke Memorial
Fund concerts and the New Year’s
Eve gala were culturally enriching and
fun events for both members and our
neighbors throughout the community.
Our clergy staff has likewise been
strengthened and enriched by the arrival
of Karen Haig as Priest Associate.
Her ordination to the Order of Priests
by Bishop Rickel in November was an
occasion for joyful liturgy and celebration.
Karen brings significant pastoral
and personal gifts to St Thomas, and
she has already begun to take up major
responsibilities in Adult and Children’s
formation, liturgy, and pastoral care.
As a teacher, preacher, counselor and
pastoral friend, Karen’s grace-filled
presence adds a lovely diversity of gifts
to our community.
We continue to live into our mission to
“Practice the Hospitality of God” in
ways both large and small. Your generosity
to Project Outreach, your service
to Congregations for the Homeless,
which hosted thirty-two men for the
entire month of July, and to The Sophia
Way, your support of our pilgrims to El
Salvador and your engagement with our
incredible Thanksgiving Day feeding in
which over 1300 meals were served to
hungry and lonely people on the Eastside,
are tangible witnesses to our baptismal
covenant vow “to seek and serve
Christ in all persons, loving our neighbor
as ourselves.” This same hospitality
is extended to visitors and newcomers
by Phyllis Ross and her Newcomer’s
Committee, and we have raised up Kim
Malcolm as our Minister of Incorporation
to extend hospitality to those who
are already here. Pastoral care ministries,
with Heather Smith as the network
co-coordinator, Mary Pneuman and
Jason Hanleybrown as Stephen Ministry
leaders, and prayer groups and visitors
continue to grow.
St Thomas’ financial condition remains
sound. Thanks to the prudent financial
management of Treasurer Fred Barkman,
the Finance Committee chaired
by Ed Reifel, and the Vestry, chaired by
Senior Warden, Bob Webb, we finished
the year with a Ministry Budget surplus,
despite the lagging economy. The Vestry
has approved another balanced budget
for 2011.
St Thomas is known as “The Builder”.
Let us continue to move forward
together, following the godly example
of our patron, discerning and living out
the many ways we can “Build For The
Hospitality Of God” in 2011.
Faithfully,
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From the Outgoing Senior Warden
As expected, 2010 has been a very busy
year, and it appears that 2011 will be just as
busy. Let’s go by the calendar. We started
(really, just before 2010) by deciding to go
ahead with St. Thomas Life Center plans
which had been put on hold in 2008. Fantastic
work was done by the Life Center
Steering Committee chaired by Bonnie
Palevich; then the Building Committee
went to work with major participation by an amazing number
of folks all “herded” by chairs Rose Magee and Paul Birkland.
As you know, the Life Center went where absolutely no one
had any ideas about at the start, and the help given by many
folks from outside our parish was amazing; then raising the
money effort was started. Again a tremendous amount of
work in uncharted territory was coordinated by Sue and
Robert Collett and Vesta and Ev Loyd. You all have been
exposed to that personally. All of this gave a wonderful excitement
and enthusiasm throughout the year. It was year to
be very proud of. Mark Nelson and Bob Simeone should get
special recognition. Both were involved from the beginning
concept in 2007. And then they reactivated in 2010 under the
leadership of our new rector. Look around you at the pictures,
drawings, and concepts; it just couldn’t have been done
without these two.
But the Life Center effort wasn’t the only significant activity
in 2011. In Father Lex Breckinridge’s first full year as our
much-loved rector we had rich Lenten and Easter Seasons.
The Maundy Thursday dinner stands out prominently in my
mind.
After a nationwide search Charles Rus was moved from
acting Music Director to a unanimous choice of the search
committee to stay on permanently. And aren’t we lucky to
have him!
During the summer our teenagers went back to another rich
experience in El Salvador. All the youth had a very active year
under the excellent and enthusiastic leadership of Josh Hosler.
And Congregations for the Homeless under leadership of
Beth Zobel was very successful.
Thanksgiving brought yet another triumph for St. Thomas.
Amazingly, under the leadership of Tammy Waddell, Brian
Evison, and Jim Hughes, we fed 1300 people! We received
some wonderful publicity in the Bellevue Reporter about this
ministry and developed an even closer relationship with
Hopelink, which supplies many of the names and families
who are in need of our help.
Autumn brought the largest Capital Campaign this church has
ever done. What an opportunity it was for parish fellowship.
What else happened in the fall? The Rev Karen Haig happened
in the fall. She came to us with great enthusiasm by all
who met her. She was ordained here with a wonderful service
and reception. And she has been a treasure to all who have
met her, and almost all of us have.
So, it’s been a great year! Just as excitedly anticipated when I
came on the Vestry two years ago and especially when Lex
asked me to be your Senior Warden last February. I’m very
honored to be of service to this wonderful organization.
From the Incoming Senior Warden
Oh! It’s still me? Could have blown me over with the proverbial
feather last month, when I had a brief meeting with our
wonderful rector. You’ll have to ask him how that happened.
After the long history of 2010 above, there is no need to go
through plans for 2011. There is obviously lots of unfinished
business, and as always there will be new opportunities for
this wonderful congregation to excel. I pledge with discernment,
prayer, and hopefully with a modicum of grace, that I
will do my best to represent you all. And, really, I am always
available for discussion, concerns, or lobbying for causes. I’m
usually here a lot and almost always on Sunday. I’m the old
bald guy in the choir robe.
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New Babies
The following babies were born to St. Thomas parishioners
in 2010.
Sophia Christina Conn
Parker Warfield Evans
Blair Elizabeth Evans
Adelle Catherine Hites
Elizabeth Lucille Hutchinson
William Paul Mallory
Harrison Scot McGee
Finnigan William McSherry
Lucas Andrea Nassisi
Benjamin Ryan Reed
Charles Barclay Kingman Schreiber
Passages
New Christians
The following new Christians were baptized at St. Thomas in
2010. The members of St. Thomas have promised to do all in
our power to support them in their life in Christ.
Samantha Vicki Asher Levi Henry Gibbons
McKinley Bruce Asher Adelle Catherine Hites
Senet James Ken Borgmann Colby Scarritt Hoover
Gracie Sky Chew Elizabeth Lucille
Landon John Cole Hutchinson
Tanner Kenyon Cole Weston Joseph Keeffe
Olivia Kaelea Cole Anastasia Misaki Kudo
Alexander Marion Comrie Caitlyn Michal Makar-
Jacqueline Lee deRham Witucki
Anthony Jeffrey Dixon William Paul Mallory
Matthew Frederick Dyer Finnigan Wiliam McSherry
Allison Helen Eichenberger Colin Christopher Mikols
Charlotte Marie Eichenberger William Henry Oberson
Searaun Viliami Ford Adam Craig Oberson
William Robert Ford Alexander Cesar Pearce
Mason Mohan Ghose Lucy Erin Weed
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New Members
The following individuals and families were welcomed as new members in 2010. Do you know these newcomers yet? If you
would like to be formally welcomed into the St. Thomas family, please call Phyllis Ross at 425-392-8564.
Tom Anderson
Bob & Clodagh Ash
William & Stacy Asher
Charlie, Samantha & McKinley
Chris & Christy Bensley
Ian & Alexander
Beverly Breckinridge
Erik & Daphne Buren
Janice Cornforth
Lori Dickerson
David & Meg Dunwiddie
Seth & Dale
Greg & Mary Fitzgerald
Jennifer & Catherine
Tina Ford
Searaun
Martha Freitag
David Goodenow
Sara Goodenow
Mike Eggenberger & Bonnie Grant
Mitchell & Thomas Eggenberger
Bill & Vicki Hafoka
Wesley Hodge
Sean & Kareth Hyatt
Hunter & Jackson
Peter & Sheila Justus
Russ & Patty Mahoney
Bryannah
Mark & Tia Mikols
Kamia & Colin
Jason & Dolly Myrick
Cheri Raber
Kate Reed
Jacob & Sarah Lane
Susane Strong
Rebecca Wurster
Confirmed/Received
Brigitte Ashley
Jacqueline Ann Regalia
Amanda Julia Stevens
Marriages
The following couples were married or had unions blessed at St. Thomas in 2010.
Jamie Louise Warning & Evan Jeffrey Belfiglio
Diane Lee Roberts & Paul Berton Birkeland
Daphne Campbell Smith & Erik Emrys Buren
Gretchen Pauline England & Jonathan Parker Burks
Jayme Kristen Mattson-Orton & Jordan Thomas Carleton
Christa Meiyan Hoskins
Julia Nicole Regalia
Mary Newcomer Williams
Monica Arreola Martinez & Andrew Luke Magee
Lorraine Francis Solaegui & Jesse Mizael McReynolds
Dana Moreen Netherby & Allen Cyrus Oskoui
Aleksondra Renee Jordan & Alexander Rodrigues-Ramos
Deceased
The following people began their eternal life in Christ in 2010.
William Creswick Schettler
D Anthony Palmer
Margaret Anderson Mortlock
Edith Hager Hansen
Susan Ferne Webb
Richard Thomas Proulx
Peter Sinclair Dyer
Herbert Hugh Hambling
Ruth Ann Landon
Winifred F Middleton
Richard Alvin Clark
Robert Bosley Dootson
Vicente Soule Sparling
Margaret Boley Hogness
Barbara Imig Foster
John McCormick Reifel
John F Behnke
John Robert Garner
Barbara Jean Thompson
Barbara Digby Doyle
Peter Thorne Andrews
Harriett Nevada Williams
Shirley Torrance Lincoln
Warren Hamlin Fish
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Operating Statements and Budget
Year Ending December 31
2009 2010 2010 2011
Actual Budget Actual Budget
INCOME
Pledge Collections $ 797,781 $ 805,000 $ 788,003 $ 839,000
Plate & Donations & Fundraising $ 72,905 $ 81,000 $ 78,029 $ 60,000
Miscellaneous Income $ 98,875 $ 100,200 $ 110,168 $ 110,050
Outreach $ - $ - $ - $ -
Total Revenue $ 969,561 $ 986,200 $ 976,200 $ 1,009,050
DISBURSEMENTS
CELEBRATING OUR FAITH
Music & the Arts $ 6,584 $ 7,000 $ 5,664 $ 6,300
Worship $ 3,535 $ 4,675 $ 5,337 $ 4,800
Total Celebrating Our Faith $ 10,119 $ 11,675 $ 11,001 $ 11,100
PRACTICING OUR FAITH
Christian Formation $ 5,191 $ 5,950 $ 6,610 $ 7,450
Fellowship $ 12,745 $ 15,400 $ 9,898 $ 8,800
Pastoral Care $ 2,322 $ 2,250 $ 444 $ 1,750
Health & Wellness $ 156 $ 100 $ - $ 100
Discretionary $ 2,400 $ 2,400 $ 2,400 $ 2,400
Outreach Ministries $ 1,000 $ 1,000 $ 1,000 $ -
Mission Partners (COTA) $ 6,000 $ 6,000 $ 6,000 $ 6,000
Total Practicing Our Faith $ 29,814 $ 33,100 $ 26,352 $ 26,500
SUPPORTING OUR FAITH
Leadership $ 4,362 $ 3,500 $ 5,796 $ 5,500
Seminaries $ 2,250 $ - $ - $ -
Stewardship $ 1,662 $ 1,500 $ 2,305 $ 2,700
Diocesan Assessment 1 $ 162,750 $ 159,787 $ 159,787 $ 159,557
Total Supporting Our Faith $ 171,024 $ 164,787 $ 167,888 $ 167,757
ADMINISTRATION
Office $ 69,281 $ 68,500 $ 70,516 $ 81,200
Salaries $ 400,161 $ 435,660 $ 432,651 $ 452,000
Payroll Taxes $ 19,415 $ 20,500 $ 19,777 $ 21,000
Benefits & Pensions $ 109,708 $ 131,900 $ 124,422 $ 153,000
Continuing Education $ 1,132 $ 1,000 $ 430 $ 500
Travel & Auto $ 5,475 $ 4,675 $ 4,348 $ 5,600
Clergy Professional Expenses $ 1,740 $ - $ - $ 1,000
Total Administration $ 606,912 $ 662,235 $ 652,144 $ 714,300
BUILDINGS & GROUNDS
Residence Expenses $ 43,481 $ 23,794 $ 19,759 $ 19,850
Insurance $ 10,726 $ 11,300 $ 14,995 $ 8,469
Buildings & Grounds $ 72,542 $ 31,625 $ 37,162 $ 21,800
Utilities $ 52,554 $ 53,600 $ 48,429 $ 46,600
Total Buildings & Grounds $ 179,303 $ 120,319 $ 120,345 $ 96,719
Expenses Recovered $ (6,470) $ (6,000) $ (7,779) $ (9,000)
1. This is fixed by formula through Diocesan Convention
NET DISBURSEMENTS $ 990,702 $ 986,116 $ 969,951 $ 1,007,376
SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) $ (21,141) $ 84 $ 6,249 $ 1,674
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Statement of Condition
ASSETS LIABILITIES, RESERVES & NET WORTH
12/31/2009 12/31/2010 12/31/2009 12/31/2010
Operating Funds: Liabilities:
Checking Accounts $ 144,402 $ 111,247 Prepaid 2011 Pledges $ 79,520 $ 69,075
Petty Cash $ 150 $ 150 St. Thomas School - Prepaid Rent $ - $ 17,508
Due from Others $ 13,487 $ - Rectory Line of Credit 130,000
$ $ 143,382
Rectory Loan Balance $ 324,985 $ 319,190
OPERATING FUNDS $ 158,039 $ 111,397
TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 534,505 $ 549,155
Investments: Reserve & Endowment Funds
Cash $ 218,009 100,116
Money Mkt Account $ 18,474 21,482
Special Opr. Funds for Inside & Outside Parish (Note 3) $ 23,266 $ 18,897
$ Unrestricted Reserve Funds: (Note 6)
$ Unrestricted Reserves $ 99,143 $ 80,202
Diocesan Inv. Fund - Sustaining Fund $ 107,955 $ 118,516 Restricted Res. & Edwmnt. Funds: (Notes 4 & 7)
Diocesan Inv. Fund - Music/Behnke $ 108,014 $ 117,259 Memorial Funds $ 14,126 $ 16,151
Diocesan Inv. Fund - Col. End. $ 241,682 $ 117,394 Music Endowment Fund/Behnke Memorial $ 114,490 $ 121,579
Temp. Loan to Bldg. Fund - Col. End. $ - $ 109,000 Hutchinson Memorial Fund $ 593 $ 630
Chas. Schwab Inv. Accounts $ 114,212 $ 111,711 Building Fund $ 115,300 $ 13,009
Diocesan Inv. Fund - Fowler Memorial $ 12,621 $ 14,066 Legacy Society for Foundation $ 20,629 $ 21,528
INVESTMENT FUNDS $ 820,967 $ 709,544 Sustaining Fund 109,971
Columbarium Accumulated Income 38,741
$ $ 121,890
$ $ 2,587
Parish Affiliate Organizations: Columbarium Endowment $ 212,841 $ 238,796
Altar Guild (Note 1) $ 6,404 $ 8,244 Vruwink Pension - First Mutual CD $ 15,179 $ 15,135
Proj. Outreach (Note 2) $ 13,350 $ 21,625 Project Outreach Endowment $ 71,823 $ 74,275
PARISH AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS $ 19,754 $ 29,869
RESERVE & ENDOWMENT FUNDS $ 836,102 $ 724,679
Other Investments: Parish Affiliate Organizations:
Washington Federal CD - Vruwink $ 15,135 $ 15,135 Altar Guild $ 6,404 $ 8,244
OTHER INVESTMENTS $ 15,135 $ 15,135 Project Outreach $ 13,350 $ 21,625
Land & Facilities (Note 5)
Rectory Property Fund Balance $ 640,425 653,807
PARISH AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS $ 19,754 $ 29,869
$ TOTAL RESERVES & ENDOWMENTS $ 855,856 $ 754,548
Parish Property Fund Balance $ 1,954,673 $ 1,954,673
LAND & FACILITIES $ 2,595,098 $ 2,608,480 UNRESTRICTED OPERATING FUND $ 78,519 $ 24,814
PROPERTY FUND $ 2,140,113 $ 2,145,908
TOTAL ASSETS $ 3,608,993 $ 3,474,425 TOTAL LIABIILITIES & FUND BALANCES $ 3,608,993 $ 3,474,425
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Note 1 - ALTAR GUILD
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
6,404.00
RECEIPTS $
7,993.00
DISBURSEMENTS $
(6,153.00)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
8,244.00
Note 2 - PROJECT OUTREACH
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
13,360.00
RECEIPTS
Designated $
24,605.00
Unrestricted $
30,592.00
Christmas $
7,725.00
Project Outreach Inv. $ 2,992.00 $
65,914.00
DISBURSEMENTS
Organizations $
(57,494.00)
Other Expenses $ (155.00) $
(57,649.00)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
21,625.00
PROJECT OUTREACH - DETAIL OF EXPENSES
Organization Fm Funds Designated Fm Funds Unrestricted Total
Church of the Apostle $ 150.00 $ - $ 150.00
Congregations for the Homeless $ - $ 3,600.00 $ 3,600.00
Congregations for Kids $ 50.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 1,050.00
Diocese of Jerusalem $ - $ 4,000.00 $ 4,000.00
Emergency Feeding Program $ 680.00 $ - $ 680.00
ERD-Haiti $ 18,108.00 $ 6,746.00 $ 24,854.00
ERD-Pakistan $ 200.00 $ - $ 200.00
Episcopal Charities Appeal $ 500.00 $ - $ 500.00
First Ave. Service Center - Sandwich Mission $ - $ 2,112.00 $ 2,112.00
Mission to Seafarers $ - $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00
Pushing Boundaries $ 100.00 $ - $ 100.00
Sofia Way $ 930.00 $ 3,000.00 $ 3,930.00
St. Thomas $ 230.00 $ 8,056.00 $ 8,286.00
United Way of King county $ 1,600.00 $ - $ 1,600.00
Tammy Waddell - Thanksgiving $ - $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00
Women In Need $ - $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00
World Vision $ 1,432.00 $ - $ 1,432.00
Subtotal $ 23,980.00 $ 33,514.00 $ 57,494.00
Printing $ 65.00 $ 65.00
Bank Charge $ 90.00 $ 90.00
Total - December 31, 2010 $ 23,980.00 $ 33,579.00 $ 57,649.00
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Note 3 - FRIENDS OF MUSIC AT ST. THOMAS (FOMAST)
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
168
RECEIPTS
From Behnke Music Endowment Fund $
4,750
Other Donations $ 1,729 $
6,479
DISBURSEMENTS
New Year's & Concerts $ (6,163) $
(6,163)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
484
Note 4 - HARRY HUTCHINSON MEMORIAL
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
593.00
.
RECEIPTS
Donations $
-
Interest $
25.00
Gain/(Loss) on Investment $ 12.00 $
37.00
DISBURSEMENTS $ - $
-
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
630.00
Note 5 - LAND & FACILITIES
Facilities of the Church (land & improvements, buildings, organ, memorial
windows, and columbarium)are shown at historical cost.
In addition, under the Joint Use Agreement between the parish and the school,
the land improvementsand buildings used by St. Thomas School ultimately become
part of the parish property. The Parish property is free of encumbrance.
Note 6 - UNRESTRICTED RESERVE FUNDS
Unrestricted Reserves
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
99,143
Transfer From Operating Fund $
45,000
Received:
From Rectory Line of Credit for Rectory Improvements $
13,382
Investment Income $
633
Change in Investment Value $ 342 $
14,357.00
Expensed:
Rector Transition & Legal Settlement $ (78,296) $
(78,296.00)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
80,204
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Note 7 - RESTRICTED RESERVE FUNDS
Memorial Funds:
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
14,126
Received:
Donations $
890
Investment Income $
47
Change in Investment Value $
35
Donation-Fowler $
-
Investment Income-Fowler Fund $
307
Change in Investment Value-Fowler Fund $ 1,248 $
2,527
Expensed:
Sound System $ (349) $
(349)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
16,304
Behnke Music Endowment Fund
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
114,490
Received:
Donation $
-
Investment Income $
2,594
Change in Investment Value $ 9,244 $
11,838
Expensed:
New Year's Celebration $ (4,750) $
(4,750)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
121,578
Sustaining Fund:
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
109,972
Received:
Investment Income $
2,606
Change in Investment Value $ 9,336 $
11,942
Expenses:
Legacy - Graham & Dunn $ (24) $
(24)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
121,890
Columbarium Endowment Fund:
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
251,581
Received:
Investment Income $
5,670
Change in Investment Value $
14,617
Sales of Niches $
11,400
Other Income $ - $
31,687
Expensed:
Rectory $
-
Other Expenses $ (41,899) $
(41,899)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
241,369
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Note 7 - RESTRICTED RESERVE FUNDS (continued)
Project Outreach Endowment Fund:
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
71,823
Received:
Donations $
1,000
Investment Income $
2,970
Change in Investment Value $ 1,474 $
5,444
Expensed:
Interest Paid to Project Outreach $ (2,992) $
(2,992)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
74,275
Legacy Society for the Foundation
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
20,629
Received:
Donations $
-
Investment Income $
865
Change in Investment Value $ 427 $
1,292
Expensed:
Foundation Expenses $ (392) $
(392)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
21,529
Building Fund
Balance as of 12/31/09 $
115,300
Received:
Fund Transfer (Accumulated Income Columbarium Fund) $
40,000
Investment Income $
362
Temporary Loan from Columbarium Endowment Fund $
109,000
Change in Investment Value $ - $
149,362
Expensed:
Life Center Related Expenses $ (251,653) $
(251,653)
Balance as of 12/31/10 $
13,009
Liabilities & Fund Balance:
St. Thomas Legacy Foundation
Assets:
Cash & Investments
Washington Federal Bank $1,420,535.99
Charles Schwab $16,528.56
Total Assets $1,437,064.55
Life Center Building Fund $1,420,535.99
Foundation Fund $16,528.56
Total Liabilities & Fund Balance $1,437,064.55
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Ahroon, Roger & Lurton
Albers, Tom & Judith
Albertson, Elisabeth
Anderson, Jana
Anderson, Laurie
Andrews, Greg & Melinda
Angelo, Jerry & Laurie
Armstrong, Charles & Susan
Ash, Bob & Clodagh
Ashley, Janet
Bain, Nancy
Baker, Carolyn
Baker, Chris & Jana
Ballheim, Brandon & Claudia
Ballinger, Kathryn
Bannon, Patrick & Sunni
Barkman, Fred & Gwyn
Barnes, William & Fumiko
Barrier, Patricia
Barton, Mary
Batson, Virginia
Bebie, Hans
Behnken, Audrey
Belfiglio, Jeff & Lee
Benson, Marjorie
Bentley, Michael & Anne
Best, Steve & Jannie
Best, Rachel
Biglow, Lucius
Biglow, Nancy
Birkeland, Paul
Bishop, Dorothy
Blake, John
Blethen, Robert & Susan
Blinn, Nathan
Bliss, Sandra
Blundell, Jim & Catherine
Borgmann, Russ &
Sato, Andrea
Boynton, Ann
Breckinridge, Beverly
Breckinridge, Lex & Zonnie
Brendle, Jo Anne
Breunig, Adam
Breunig, Chris & Gretchen
Brewer, Al & Betsy
Brewer, Leslie
Broback, John
Givers of Record 2010
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Brown, Randy & Pat
Brown, Greg &
Del Bene, Sherri
Bush, Henry & Lou
Buss, Gerald & Cecilia
Cahill, William
Caldwell, Jack & Sophie
Cameron, Robert & Joan
Cao, John
Carpenter, George & Patricia
Casey, Tom
Chance, Peter & Beth
Chantrey, Jack & Pat
Chapman, Dolores
Chew, Tom & Tiffany
Chorlton, Erik & Margaret
Clarke, Nancy
Clarke, Steve & Dawn
Clifton, James & Rachel
Clouse, Bruce & Horton, Ann
Cole, Allen & Alison
Cole, Ken & Leanne
Cole, Larry & Sally
Cole, Robert & Patrice
Coleman, Suzanne
Collett, Robert & Sue
Conn, Steve & Kimberly
Corley, Mark & Anne
Cornell, Alan & Maggie
Cornforth, Janice
Cornish, Robert
Cory, Avis
Cowles, Cathryn
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Dunagan, John & Heather
Dunn, Betty
Durand, Polly
Dwan, Michelle
Dyer, Charles & Janine
Dyer, Peter & Sandra
Ebsworth, Barney
Eggenberger, Michael &
Grant, Bonnie
Eichenberger, Theron &
Jennifer
Ellings, Richard &
Korduba, Marta
Ellison, Herb & Alberta
Evison, Brian & Patricia
Farr, Peter & Tonya
Fenkner, Laurie &
Costain, Katherine
Fidler, Dennis & Beth
Finnigan, A.P. & Irene
Fisher, Glen & Muriel
Fisher, Ken & Cathy
Flor, Sid & Caryl
Flynn, Cynthia
Flynn, Tom & Joanne
Foley, Brendan & Anne
Folgedalen, Robert & Carolyn
Ford, Matt & Katie
Foreman, Donn
Fortune, Cathryn &
Shimer, John
Francis, Peter & Lindsey
Fredette, Donna
Freid, Robert & Alice
Freitag, Martha
Friedlander, Mary
Gallaher, Gerry
Gettman, Matt & Jennifer
Geuder, Wendy
Gilbert, Gordon & Margaret
Gile, Richard & Myrna
Gill, Harriett
Goodenow, Tom & Sandy
Gorton, Slade & Sally
Gose, Gerald & Patricia
Griebel, Ontie
Griffin, Ann
Griffin, Ray Carol
Gunn, Josephine
Hackedorn, Margaret
Haehl, Russ & Jean
Hafoka, Bill & Vicki
Hale, Gordon &
Tuason, Desmond
Hambleton, Bert
Hand, Bruce & Dodee
Hanleybrown, Jason & Fay
Harris, Rodman
Hayes, Fred & Mike
Hayman, Robert & Sally
Henderson, Stephen & Catherine
Hendrickson, Arne & Linda
Hilfinger, John & Laila
Hoetmer, Janet
Holeman, Herb & Cindy
Honeyman, Ron & Joyce
Hopper, Patricia
Hoskins, Andy & Megan
Hosler, Josh & Christy
Houserman, Howard & Elizabeth
Howie, Keith & Carol
Huenefeld, Susan
Hughes, Jim & Pat
Hunt, William & Rosemary
Hunter, Frank & Barbara
Hutchinson, Scott & Amy
Hutchinson, Suzanne
Hutton, Michael & Chris
Hyatt, Sean & Kareth
Jackson, David & Edith
Johnson, Darryl &
Madonna, Cinda
Johnson, Jean
Johnson, Paul & Mayumi
Johnson, Sonia
Johnston, Priscilla
Jones, Thomas & Janet
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Joyce, Daniel & Gail
Jung-Simard, John & Peggy
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King, John
Knott, Laurine
Koefoed, William & Nancy
Kruger, Jack & Marge
Kruger, Fritz & Tracey
Kulp, Betty Lu
Kunkel, Karl & Catherine
Kuykendall, Kerri
LaBrue, Terry & Linda
Lamey, Yvonne
Lane, Betty
Lee, Darrell
Lee, Gayle
Leffingwell, Jeff & Jane
Leland, Kathy
Lenard, Kirt & Wendy
Lewis, Delancey & Helen
Lewis, Elke
Lewis, J. David & Kiki
Lewison, Don & Mary
Lewison, John & Meghan
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Main, Peter & Alyene
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McDougall, Betty
McGee, Scot & Melanie
McGonagle, Jim & Linda
McGrath, Geoff & Marilyn
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Mary Rawson
Ross, George & Nea
Ross, Philip & Phyllis
Rozanek, Ed & Ruth
Ruark, Michael & Mary
Ruble, Karin
Rus, Charles
Russell, Dwight
Sanborn, George
Scheyer, Laura
Schnauffer, Pat & Joni
Schreiber, Chris & Ginny
Sciarrino, Paul & Jennifer
Scott, Jean
Scovel, Joe & Shelby
Sedgley, Nan
Selby, Dorothe
Sellers, Tim & Elena
Senear, Allen
Shaeffer, Doug & Lisa
Shannon, Bob & Dorothy
Shannon, Donna
Shevlin, Terry & Susan
Shurtleff, Cynthia
Simeone, Robert &
Deright, Linda
Smith, Eileen
Smith, Jon & Kathy
Smith, Justin & Heather
Smith, William & Peggy
Snell, Dan & Helene
Snelson, Joan
Soelter, Greg & Tera
Sooy, Nick & Trina
Sponar, Stephen & Charlotte
Sproul, John & Phyllis
Staley, Kathryn
Starbard, John
Stephan, Ruthlyn
Stevens, Charles & Delphine
Stone, Carol
Sullivan, Art & Janine
Sutcliffe, Peter & Marjorie
Swanson, Jim & Judy
Tattersall, Judy
Taylor, Cheryl
Thomas, R.W. & Marion
Thomas, Virginia
Tremper, William
Trikha, Ellen
Vall-Spinosa, Christopher
Vall-Spinosa, Peter & Chris
Van Horne, Anita
Vautherine, Diana
Waddell, Tammy
Wang, John & Jan
Ward, James & Elizabeth
Waterfall, Margaret
Watson, Scott & Kit
Webb, Robert & Marian
Weichbrodt, Art & Stacey
Wendle, Daryl & Diane
Westfall, Robert & Mindy
Wetherald, Morey
White, Anthony &
Morrissey, Cindy
Wilcox, Elmer & Virginia
Williams, Connor
Williams, Isabel
Williams, Fred & Mary
Williams, Hollis & Katherine
Williamson, Robert & Vicki
Wilson, Mike & Jodi
Wilson, Robert
Winslow, Steve & Connie
Wolfard, Larry
Wolfe, William & Molly
Woodford, Dorothy
Woosley, Marian
Woosley, Todd
Woosley, T.J. & Carole
Wright, Glenn & Sandra
Young, Curt & Vicky
Ziegler, Margot
Zobel, Beth
Zubko, Michael & Anne
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