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6 | September 27, 2018 | The Mokena Messenger news mokenamessenger.com The DOOR IS OPEN for this GREAT RATE! CD SPECIAL 2.55% 13-MONTH TERM *APY Interest compounded and credited semiannually. CM *Annual Percentage Yield. $5,000 Minimum Deposit. Rate effective: 08-01-18. Some restrictions may apply. Limited time only. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. Fees could reduce earnings. Automatically renews into 12-Month CD. Consumer only. OAK FOREST |5459 W.159TH ST. |708.535.8905 PALOS HEIGHTS |12727 S. RIDGELAND AVE |708.293.0121 TINLEY PARK |9400 W. 179TH ST. |708.580.0305 www.cnbil.com Frankfort resident Linda McCullough (left), her niece’s shih tzu poodle mix, Elouise and Maria Raichle, of St. John, Indiana, finish the race. Analisa Trofimuk/22nd Century Media The Pinnacle of Palos Park is for sale! 12413 South Hobart in Palos Park. Custom estate built by D.B. De Paulo Construction. Every species of wood and stone hand carved and imported. Whole house surround speakers, motorized screens, front gate, and security system is run by Control Four automation system. The estate boasts an indoor aquatic sanctuary including a hand carved stone full-wall waterfall that descends from thirty feet in the air. An infinity hot tub flows seamlessly to gorgeous indoor extra-deep salt water pool. From pillowed imported travertine tile to an overabundance of built in cabinet storage, no detail was overlooked. Top of the line materials, appliances, electronic system, and mechanicals were utilized and well maintained. No expense was spared. Now offered at a new low price of $3,990,000. No HOA; low taxes. For more information about this estate or information about the builder contact Brian at bdepaulo@kalerealty.com D.B. De Paulo Construction Creator of Custom Homes since 1986 toppen From Page 3 of it,” Burgin said. The race raised over $15,000 this year alone, not including final counts from vendors, and $100,000 over the last five years. The proceeds go to scholars of the Pat Tillman Foundation, an organization that provides academic support and resources to veterans, activeduty members and their spouses committed to a life of service. Burgin’s wife, 29-year-old Elizabeth Burgin, accompanied him at the race and was also chosen to be a Pat Tillman Scholar. “To see my husband’s service, the Toppen’s community service and the Pat Tillman Foundation come full circle and connect is amazing,” Elizabeth Burgin said. “I feel very fortunate and honored to be included in this group of people.” Shafer said something new added to the race experience this year was the ability to race virtually, meaning those who wanted to participate but could not do so on the day of the race were allowed to register online, run the route and time themselves on the website, submit their results and receive a T-shirt following the actual race day. Another new addition to the event this year was the ability to register as a team. School teams, local businesses or groups were able to register as a team and run the race together. For example, the Lincoln- Way East football team ran together, as well as the New Lenox Search and Rescue team. Frankfort resident Linda McCullough registered with her sister, Maria Raichle, a St. John, Indiana resident, jogged the race alongside their family shih tzu poodle mix, Elouise. McCullough’s brother-in-law served five tours in Iraq and he recently retired after 23 years of service. “I run to support my brother and the U.S. army in general. I also believe in the Pat Tillman foundation and think it’s wonderful the money from the race goes toward that,” McCullough said. Next year, Shafer said she hopes to reach 700 participants and raise even more money for the Tillman foundation. Shafer said she recently received a letter from the IRS with a 501(c)3 confirming that Our Fallen Hero in Memory of PFC Aaron Toppen is now an official nonprofit foundation. January will be the start of Shafer’s term as the foundation’s president. She plans to continue the 5K in addition to the other events held in Toppen’s memory, such as the fishing derby and motorcycle run. Shafer also plans to create a winter/spring event. “It feels so great to officially be a nonprofit foundation. I have big plans for our future and can’t wait to see what lies ahead,” Shafer said.
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