T - Life Enriching Communities

A Publication of the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation
SPrInG 2012
Five
Generations of
Volunteering
details on page 3
2011 Annual
Report included
details on page 5

A Life Enriching Communities
Foundation Publication
Spring 2012
Life Enriching Communities Foundation
9840 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
(513) 719-3540
www.lec.org
lIFe enrIChInG CommunItIeS
FoundAtIon BoArd oF truSteeS
Chairperson
William S. Culp
Board of trustees
Ron Beshear
Steve Black
James L. Bowersox
Andy Grant
Vice President life enriching
Communities Foundation
Molly Talbot
Peggy Kite
Scott M. McQuinn
Gerald L. Wissel
Legacy is published by the Life Enriching
Communities Foundation, providing services
and accommodations at Twin Towers and
Twin Lakes Senior Living Communities and
affiliated with the West Ohio Conference of
the United Methodist Church. Life Enriching
Communities offers equal housing and
employment to all persons regardless of
race, religion or national origin.
mISSIon StAtement
Our mission is to enhance the lifestyles
of older adults in Christian Community
through the Way of Wellness by our
• Philosophy (embracing whole-person well
being),
• People (developing and empowering a
talented team),
• Practices (continually improving services),
and
• Performance (delivering great results).
Core VAlueS
Respect • Innovation • Spirituality • Excellence
Pictured on the front cover: L-R Michelle Markus,
Chris Miller, Bessie Wessel and the newest volunteer
Friends of
Twin Lakes
Gala Ushers
in Spring
Over 200 people enjoyed fine food
and great weather at the Friends
of Twin Lakes Spring Gala held on
Thursday, April 19th. Guests bid on
260 Silent Auction items garnering
$10,400 for the Benevolent and
Pastoral Care Funds of Twin Lakes.
A fabulous night of fun for a great
cause.

Seniors at Twin Towers
Adopt Local Battalion
I t
always helps to have the
support of others to get us
through difficult times. For active
duty soldiers, it is encouraging to
know that they have a friend, a
community that will lift them up.
The Seniors for Soldiers program
at Twin Towers strives to do just
that.
Seniors for Soldiers is an
adoption program linking senior
groups with soldiers from local
National Guard or Reserve units.
Twin Towers Health Pavilion
residents recently adopted the
216th Engineer Battalion in
nearby Woodlawn. Many of the
soldiers have served in Iraq or
Afghanistan.
Residents gather every 4-6
weeks to make gift bags for the
soldiers and remember them in
their thoughts and prayers. In turn,
residents are treated to visits from the
battalion, including personal visits
with our vets. If an event occurs that
requires our Battalion’s service, they
will leave knowing they are cared for
by a loving community.
Seniors for Soldiers is guided by Twin
Towers Wellness Specialist’s Mimi
Bartone and Cece Russell-Jayne. Ms.
Russell-Jayne created the program
with LTC Greg Gustafan.
“There is a unique connection
between our vets and the young
soldiers. It is a program of heroes:
the soldiers and the residents, family
members,
and associates who support them.”
said Russell-Jayne. According LTC
Gustafan, “Nothing lifts a soldier’s
morale like support from the
community.”
While the ratio of soldiers to
residents is 600 battalion members
to 100 residents, the residents
of Twin Towers are determined
and enthusiastic about providing
encouragement for their soldiers.
At the end of the day, when the
community embraces them, it makes
a difference in the life of a Battalion.
Apparently our resident’s efforts
made a significant impact. On April
Gaylord Gross and members
of the 216th Battalion of the
National Guard.
28th the program was selected as
one of The Adjutant General’ s (TAG),
Award recipients at the 2012 Family
Readiness Group State Conference.
The program has also attracted
professional recognition as the 2011
First Place Best Practices recipient
by the National Certification Council
for Activity Professionals. “It’s a very
exciting thing to be doing at Twin
Towers,” Russell-Jayne said.
To learn more about Seniors for
Soldiers, contact Cece Russell-Jayne
at Cecelia.Russell-Jayne@lec.org or
call (513) 853-2086.
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Wednesdays
With “The
Movie Man”
A dam
Puccini loves to give back.
Every Wednesday night, Twin
Lakes’ residents can relax and enjoy a
movie, courtesy of him.
Puccini, a volunteer who lives nearby and
walks every Wednesday to Twin Lakes, is a
greeter at the McKinley Place Welcome desk.
The movie night was an idea he came up with on his own.
Puccini brings movies in for residents in skilled nursing
to watch. So far they have enjoyed ABC news presents,
“The Century: America’s Time,” hosted by Peter Jennings.
The 15-part series of documentaries begins in the 1900s
and covers decades of the 20th century, each highlighting
events of special interest.
“I thought the residents might enjoy watching these and
taking a walk down memory lane,” explains Puccini. “They
did enjoy them and movie night turned out to be a big
success. It’s nice to know we have discovered something
Twin Lakes North Campus Now
a Certified Wildlife Habitat
T he
North Campus of Twin
Lakes, surrounded by
lush woods, and the home of many
animals, is now officially recognized
as a Certified Wildlife Habitat by the
National Wildlife Federation.
Twin Lakes resident Martha Seaman,
a member of the National Wildlife
Federation for nearly 50 years,
nominated the North Campus last
year, and in July, received word of
the official certification.
In order to become certified,
the habitat must provide for its
wildlife food sources, water sources,
cover, and places to raise young.
The National Wildlife Federation was
created in 1936 and has certified
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Adam Puccini with residents
of Shepherd Court.
that we can enjoy together, and I am now known as ‘The
Movie Man.’”
When he is not at the Welcome desk or showing movies
to residents, Puccini plays Scrabble with residents once a
week, and transports one of the Shepherd Court residents
to chapel on Sunday evening. “I look forward to this
and particularly enjoy the time with resident, Sue Geer,”
Puccini said. “She is a special lady to me and very nice, as
are all of the residents.”
For more information about volunteer opportunities
at Twin Lakes please contact Nancy Schwandner at
(513) 247-1362 or nancy.schwandner@lec.org.
nearly 140,000 habitats nationwide.
View the certificate now displayed in
the North Campus clubhouse.

Five
Generations of
Volunteering
B essie Wessel of Twin
Towers is the matriarch
of five generations of volunteering.
Wessel, 104, recently became the
great-great-great grandmother to a
little girl named Parker Marie.
Wessel’s son-in-law, Herb Reller, is also
a resident and outstanding volunteer to
the Twin Towers community. He serves
on the annual recognition luncheon
committee each year, and volunteers in
other areas as well.
Each Christmas, Wessel, in addition to
her entire family, gathers to assemble
and string the lights on the Christmas
Tree in the Wilson Lounge for all
residents to enjoy.
“Bessie has a beautiful spirit and has
the ability to provide us with a lot
of life lessons,” said Molly Talbot,
Vice President of Life Enriching
Communities Foundation. “She and
her family know a lot about loving.”
Twin Towers looks forward to the day
when Parker Marie can volunteer on
the campus as well.
Michelle Markus, Bessie Wessel
and Chris Miller.
UC Capstone
Students Assist in Market
Research
U niversity
of Cincinnati
Masters students Kris Bader
and Katie Hageman are working
with Twin Towers to perform market
research and develop a
marketing plan charged with
improving awareness about
the community within the
marketplace.
Both are marketing students
enrolled in the Capstone
program, which allows
students to gain real-life
experience by requiring them
to work through a businessoriented
problem for an actual
company, and then find a
solution using their education.
“As students, we are not paid;
we instead are able to achieve class
credit. It gives us real growth in our
roles and real-world experience,” said
Bader.
The duo conducted market research
through interviews with staff, residents
and volunteers, including nonresident
volunteers, to learn what
people value about Twin Towers.
In addition, they interviewed
seniors with no connection to
Twin Towers, to determine how
people perceive the facility and
what it has to offer. They will
also evaluate the company’s
core competencies to establish
what makes Twin Towers stand
apart from its competitors.
Finally, they will create a
marketing campaign for Twin
Towers to attract new residents
and increase brand awareness
throughout the community. The plan
will be presented to Twin Towers in
late May.
University of Cincinnati Students
Kris Bader and Katie Hageman.
Bader appreciates this opportunity
with Twin Towers. “A lot of people [at
the University of Cincinnati] had had
real-world experience, and I hadn’t…
and that seemed pretty scary to me,”
he said. “But actually getting out there
and getting the experience, it makes
you feel like not just another number.”
Bader and Hageman were selected to
work with Twin Towers by Professor
Drew Boyd, Program Director of the
MS Marketing Program at UC. The
pair previously worked together on
another project, and Boyd thought
that they would work well together
again for Twin Towers.
“Katie is just as hard-working as I
am,” said Bader. “We complement
each other well. We are a pretty good
tandem.”
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Student
Combines
Healthy Food
with Fun
D anielle
Ballantyne, a
student in the Didactic
Program in Dietetics at the University
of Cincinnati, visits the residents of
Hannaford Court at Twin Lakes each
month to teach them how to make
healthy snacks and educate them
about a nutrition concept related to
what they are making that day.
“I’ve been coming to Twin Lakes
for about two years now”, Danielle
said, “and it’s been a wonderful
experience. The cooking classes have
exposed the residents to new foods
and new ways of preparing foods so
they are healthier. It has created a
lot of excitement in Hannaford and
have seemed to create some new
friendships amongst the residents. It
also gives residents the opportunity to
share the recipes they grew up eating.
One of the residents actually prepared
a traditional fried rice for one of the
classes. It was great fun!“
Danielle will be replaced by another
dietetic student as she will move to
Charleston S.C in August to complete
her dietetic internship. She will be
missed. For more information contact
Nancy Schwandner in the Volunteer
office (513) 247-1362 or nancy.
schwandner@lec.org
T win
Towers and Xavier
University have teamed
up to work on “culture change” in
order to provide the best services for
residents in the new health pavilion.
The idea of “culture change” is a
theme that Twin Towers has been
addressing for several years.
“We are looking to create an
environment of how to care for
elders that presents culture change
efficiently,” said Greg Hensley,
Executive Director of Twin Towers.
Twelve Xavier students participated
on teams to help evaluate processes
that will ensure the pavilion opens
with success and reaches its full
potential beyond the opening.
The Operational Team focused on
assuring a smooth transition for
residents and associates from the
current operational structure to the
operational structure at the new
building. The Human Resources
Team examined job descriptions and
training needs in order to supply
associates with all the information
they require.
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Xavier University and Twin
Towers Team Up for Opening of
New Health Pavilion
The Revenue Enhancement Team
reviewed short-term rehabilitation
capabilities, strengths, weaknesses,
and the needs of community
hospitals with the onset of healthcare
reform and establishment of
Accountable Care Organizations.
They also examined how Twin Towers
compares to the competition in order
to ensure that they are kept at the
forefront of the consumer’s mind.
“It has been a real blessing to work
with the Xavier students and faculty,”
Hensley said. “They have been an
integral part of the work teams as
we transition our environment and
culture in a new direction focused on
relationships between caregivers and
residents.”
Jennifer Wessel, Community
Representative of Life Enriching
Communities is thrilled to have the
opportunity to work with Xavier
University on this project. “This
is just one of the ways we have
partnered with Xavier University and
we are very pleased that we are able
to, as we have been very successful
with it so far.”
Row 1 (starting on left): Chelsea Bramel, Marc Roderick, Katrina
Aukstuolis, Sena Quist, Bridget Vennemann, Demarico Davis; Row 2
(starting on left): David McKelvey, Erik Gralinski, Mike Darah, Anthony
Baker, Brent Maiberger, Andy Nelson

exeCutIVe teAm
Scott McQuinn
President / CEO
Bob Benson
Vice President Operations
Jim Bowersox
Vice President, Finance / CFO
Denise Corrou
Executive Director, Twin Lakes
Greg Hensley
Executive Director, Twin Towers
Connie Schmitt Kingsbury
Vice President, Marketing and Public
Relations
Molly Talbot
Vice President, LEC Foundation
Whole PerSon WellneSS
SolutIonS
Jan Montague
President, Whole Person Wellness
Solutions
Wiley Piazza
Director, Projects and Inititives
truSteeS oF leC, tWIn
toWerS, tWIn lAkeS And
leC FoundAtIon
Ron Beshear
Steve Black
Jim Bowersox
Vice President, Finance/CFO
Larry Brueshaber
Twin Lakes Chairperson
Don Cornett
Twin Towers Chairperson
Ruby Crawford-Hemphill
William Culp
LEC Foundation Chairperson
Swann Fredrickson
Andy Grant
LEC Chairperson
Jean Hafer
Twin Towers Resident
Representative
Rev. Barbara Havlovic
Mark Kuenning
Peggy Kite
Peter Kubasek
Jim Lay
Rev. David Mack
Scott McQuinn
President / CEO
Ken Parchman
John Payne
John Srofe
Bob Steele
Rev. Greg Stover
West Ohio Conference UMC
Representative
Richard Tuten
Jack Wild
Twin Lakes Resident Representative
Gerald Wissel
Life Enriching Communities
2011 Annual Report
In 2011, Life Enriching Communities (LEC) achieved higher levels
of satisfaction, placed greater emphasis on associate development,
further integrated our commitment to whole-person wellness,
remained strong financially, and began the process of transforming
our health care delivery service model.
In its purest form, an organization is simply a framework through which people
can successfully accomplish collective goals. Therefore, the heart of any
organization, then, is people. At LEC, our people – our associates – dedicate
themselves each day to helping fulfill our mission and residents’ expectations. This
enables our residents to plan and anticipate a future in which they will benefit
from a greater connection to their community, enjoy a lifestyle that is as full as
they want it to be, and engage in a supportive network in which their well-being is
priority one.
Last year, LEC enhanced our services and opportunities for resident choice
and well-being. We utilized technology to benefit residents and operate more
efficiently. We educated and encouraged associates to share their best. We
encouraged our communities to build upon their unique strengths of whole
person wellness, spiritual care and benevolent service. Further, we invested in our
communities through a new building for health care at Twin Towers and acquiring
additional land at Twin Lakes for future strategic use.
We will continue to focus on the following objectives in 2012 . . .
m Developing and Empowering a Talented Team
m Continuous Quality Improvement
m Maximize our Resources
m Create a New Healthcare Delivery System
m Growth with purpose
We have met the recent economic challenges over the last few years and look to
the future as we put forth our best amid growing demands for new services to help
people age well. We anticipate the future landscape of health care will be different
than today. Therefore, we began a collaborative process to transform the way we
provide health care and create a more efficient and effective delivery system.
Thank you for your continued interest in and support of LEC. We greatly appreciate it
and look forward to a bright future!
Scott M. McQuinn
President/CEO
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2011 Highlights
Whole-Person
Wellness Solutions
Joint
Ventures and
Collaborations
Key in 2011
W hole-Person Wellness
Solutions (WPWS) achieved
significant success in 2011 with joint
ventures and collaborations. WPWS
formed a joint venture with Link-
Age, to provide advisory services to
their 600 member organizations and
new business ventures. Link-Age
is an organization that offers cost
containment solutions and serves
as a platform for shared investment
opportunities among member
organizations The joint venture
product, Link-Age Connect, will
provide businesses and organizations
with whole-person wellness
education and strategic planning
to develop Living Laboratories
for product/ service testing and
development. Link-Age Connect
will also assist organizations and
businesses in identifying unmet needs
as related to utilizing a whole-person
wellness approach. Additionally,
WPWS participated in a variety of
consulting projects during 2011.
WPWS also entered into a
collaboration with California
State University to develop a
comprehensive whole-person
wellness approach to Falls Reduction
using their Living Lab at the Center
for Successful Aging.
In addition to these opportunities,
WPWS provided several national
educational opportunities, including;
Advancing Whole-Person Wellness
Workshop in Tucson, Arizona,
Leading Age Kansas, Leading Age
Oklahoma, Aging in America
Conference, and webinars for the
Mather Institute on Aging and Keiser
Corporation.
T he
Ohio Department of
Aging and the Office of the
State Long-Term Care Ombudsman
conducts an evaluation survey of the
state’s nursing home facilities every
year, and in 2011, Twin Lakes and
Twin Towers saw increases in their
overall satisfaction scores, as well as
in most categories measured.
“We made a big attempt in stabilizing
our staffing, educating our associates
on all aspects of customer service…
and the increase in scores shows
that we must be doing something
right,” said Denise Corrou, Executive
Director of Twin Lakes.
The surveys measure resident’s
satisfaction with quality of care and
life, and the results are based on
structured, face-to-face interviews
and written surveys with either the
residents or their loved ones between
September and January. Residents
F or
the 4th consecutive year
Standard & Poor’s affirmed
its ‘BBB’ long-term rating with a
“stable” outlook and underlying
rating (SPUR) on Life Enriching
Communities (LEC), Ohio’s series
2006A-2006C revenue bonds,
issued by Hamilton County
Hospital Commission and Hamilton
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Resident Satisfaction
Scores Increase
Standard & Poor’s
Affirms Credit Rating
for 4th Straight Year
and loved ones are surveyed in
alternating years.
Last year residents were surveyed,
resulting in an overall satisfaction score
increase from 84.7 in 2009 to 87.9 in
2011 at Twin Lakes, and from 81 in
2009 to 87.1 in 2011 at Twin Towers.
In addition, both campuses saw an
increase of scores in nearly all ten
categories evaluated, which are:
Activities, Choice, Direct Care and
Nurse Assistants, Administration,
Therapy, Meals and Dining, Laundry,
Resident Environment, Facility
Environment, and General.
“I am particularly very proud of the
staff here at Twin Towers,” said Greg
Hensley, Executive Director of Twin
Towers. “We are establishing some
great momentum before we move
into the new building later this year.”
County. Despite the challenging
economic climate, Life Enriching
Communities continues to achieve
strong financial performance. Life
Enriching Communities is the only
Senior Living organization based in
Hamilton County to have its credit
rating affirmed in 2011.

Life Enriching
Communities Board
Member Recognized For
Over 20 Years of Service
A t the Board Appreciation
Event in December 2011,
Barbara Havlovic was recognized for
her contributions to the various Life
Enriching Communities boards over
the last 20 years. She began her time
as a board member at Twin Towers
over 20 years ago while serving as
pastor at Walnut Hills/Avondale United
Methodist Church, which closed in the
year 2000. She later joined the board
at Twin Lakes when the planning and
building of the community began
nearly 15 years ago. Her earlier
experiences and relationships as
pastor of the Church of the Saviour, in Barbara Havlovic
Montgomery, became invaluable in
this process.
Barbara has since left the board after her almost 20 years
of service. States Havlovic, “It was time for a new energy
and a new thought. Time marches on.”
When asked what her most valued
contribution to Life Enriching Communities
would be, Havlovic explained, “the
spiritual contribution is what we hope to
bring to the community — we want to
meet the spiritual needs of the residents
while we’re here, as we are a faith-based
organization. My hope is that as we
continue to gain knowledge and the
ability to serve our residents, that we will
also be able to enhance the lives of the
older residents of the greater community
in which our facilities are located. It’s
something we are not only hoping to do
but obligated/privileged to do.”
Thank you, Barbara, for over 20 years of
continued service to the Life Enriching
Communities family!
Health Pavilion
Construction on Target
for 2012 Completion
T he new Health Pavilion at Twin Towers, which
broke ground May 25, 2011, is now 50 percent
complete.
The new 4-story building includes rooms for
90 people needing health care support and
30 people in memory-support assisted living
rooms. The “Margin of Excellence” capital
campaign, which is “Celebrating Every Day,”
is also well underway. The LEC Foundation
has raised nearly $400,000 towards its $2
million goal. Representatives of Twin Towers are
assembling a committee to plan a celebration
in honor of fundraising success and for future
successes to come.
“It’s about celebrating the life and love of
the people that have lived at Twin Towers
and individuals who have moved through the
transitions of care here,” explains Molly Talbot,
Vice President of Life Enriching Communities Foundation.
“It’s about dignified care.”
The New Health Pavilion is expected to be completed by
the end of the year.
Park view of the new
Health Pavilion.
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2011 Annual Report

2011 Annual Report
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Financial Highlights for 2011
2011
2010
2011 Uncompensated
Ministry Expenses
Pastoral
Care
9%
Whole-Person
Wellness and
the Connection
17%
Benevolent
Care
20%
Cost of healthcare
in excess of
reimbursements
54%
Fund-raising cost as percent of
total funds raised (000’s)
$415
$363
$591
total
Contributions
Fund-raising
expenses
Fund-raising expenses as
percent of contributions:
2011 – 22.3%
2010 – 61.4%
$1,860
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2011 Donations by Purpose
other
1%
Capital
Improvements
17%
Pastoral
Care
3%
Benevolent
Care
10%
unrestricted
69%
2011 & 2010 Classification
of Operating Expense (000’s)
$43,436 $43,248
$36,844
$6,592
$37,044
$6,204
2011 2010
Program
Activities
General &
Administrative

Condensed Consolidated
Financial Statements
For the Years Ended December 31, (in thousands of dollars)
Balance Sheet
ASSetS 2011 2010
Current Assets $13,730 $17,537
Investments 45,837 42,754
Investments whose use is limited by bond indenture 25,995 9,373
Property and Equipment (Net) 142,186 134,760
Other Long Term Assets 4,915 4,276
total Assets $232,663 $208,700
lIABIlItIeS And net ASSetS
Current Liabilities exclusive of bonds backed by bank letters of credit 16,039 15,869
Current Liabilities - bank letters of credit (1) 435 19,150
Long Term Refundable Life Use Fees/Entry Fees 43,804 44,411
Long Term Debt 120,185 77,816
Other Liabilities 672 673
Total Liabilities 181,135 157,919
net Assets:
Unrestricted 40,778 39,839
Temporarily and Permanently Restricted 10,750 10,942
Total Net Assets 51,528 50,781
total liabilities and net Assets $232,663 $208,700
Condensed Statement of Revenue and Expenses
reVenue 2011 2010
Net resident revenue $38,463 $37,274
Amortization of Refundable Life Use Fees/Entry Fees 2,521 2,736
Interest and Dividend Income 1,637 1,188
Other Revenue 233 180
Net Resident Services Revenue 42,854 41,378
exPenSeS
Salary, Wages, Benefits and Related Expenses 22,481 20,669
General and Administrative 2,086 1,732
Food, Supplies and Other Expense 4,315 4,112
Utilities, Insurance, and Real Estate Taxes 4,744 5,436
Depreciation and Amortization 5,920 7,333
Interest 3,890 3,966
Total Operating Expenses 43,436 43,248
Excess of Revenue Under Expenses (582) (1,870)
Realized and Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Expenses (607) 2,017
Interest, Dividends and Gains From Endowments 157 741
Other Non-operating Gains/(Losses) (79) 188
Contributions:
Temporarily & Permanently Restricted 573 320
Unrestricted 1,286 271
Total Non-operating Income 1,330 3,537
ChAnGe In net ASSetS $748 $1,667
(1) As of December 31, 2010, management was in process of refinancing letters of credit prior to the December 1, 2011 expiration. These
letters of credit represented backing by a bank of variable-rate revenue bonds and were subsequently refinanced.
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Gifts To Life Enriching Communities
On behalf of the residents of both Twin Towers and Twin Lakes who benefit from your gifts, we wish to express our
sincere appreciation to the individuals who contributed during 2011. Your generous support helped to fulfill our mission.
Thank you for expressing your loving care to our residents with your generous gifts.
Aarrowood Plants & Flowers
Ms. Anita Acomb
Ms. Alice Adams
Mr. Artice L. Adams
Ms. Carol Adams
Aglamesis Bro’s Ice Cream &
Candy
Mrs. Anne L. Ahlbrand
Ms. Nancy Albright
Mr. Jeffrey J. Alexander
Ms. Miriam Allbee
Mrs. Betty Jane Allen
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Aluise
Ms. Rhonda Amburgy
Mrs. Brandie Anderson
Mr. Shaun Anderson
Ms. Elisabeth T. Anger
Dr. and Mrs. Stuart H. Anness
Donor Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Anson
Mr. David Arends
Aroma’s Java & Gelato
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Ashley
Ms. Kathryn Ashton
Mr. Robert Askew
Mrs. Virginia Audia
Automanage, LLC
Ms. Vickie Auwbrey
Mr. Donald Baechle
Baker Concrete Construction
Dr. and Mrs. George Balz
Mrs. Betty Barnett
Ms. Linda Barthelmeh
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baumer
Bayer Becker, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Don Beimesche
Ms. Cynthia D. Beischel
Ms. Twonda Belcher
Mrs. Jean Bell
Mr. David Benedict
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Benedict
Mr. and Mrs. James Benedict
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Benedict
Mr. Robert Benson
Mrs. Janet Berger
Mrs. Eleanor Bergman
Mrs. Gertrude Bernet
Mrs. Joanie Bernet
Mrs. Chloe Bernius
Ms. Brenda S. Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear
Ms. Judy H. Billings
Mr. and Mrs. David W.
Bingham
Bird Song, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bitzer
Mrs. Ruth C. Black
Mr. Steve Black
Mr. Jeffery Blackmore
Ms. Carol A. Blain
Ms. Desiree Blevins
Mr. Ronald J. Block
Ms. Jennifer Bock
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bolognini
Mrs. Mary Lou Bolton
Ms. Joan Bonert
Mrs. Kay Booher
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
D. Boone
Dr. Janet A. Borcherding
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowersox
Ms. Corina Bowman
Ms. Elizabeth Bowman
Boy Scout Troop 19
Ms. Jennifer Brace
Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Bray
Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Breen
Ms. Dotty Bridges
Mr. and Mrs. George Broadfoot
Ms. Kelly Brock
Ms. Madeline Bronaugh
Mrs. Pamela Brooks
Ms. Iva Brown
Mrs. Verna Bruckmann
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J.
Brueshaber
Ms. Carol Bruestle
Ms. Coeany Bryant
Ms. Sherry A. Bryant
Dr. Nancy Bull
Mrs. Billie L. Bumgarner
Ms. Venita Buntin
Mr. Arthur L. Burgess
Mrs. Lori L. Burgjohann
Mrs. Jill Burke
Mr. Randy Burkett
Ms. Leslie Burnett
Mr. Rod Burress
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Busby
Ms. Dorothy C. Butcher
Ms. Kathy Cable
Ms. Geneva Caldwell
Ms. Darlene Campbell
Ms. Ruth Campbell
Ms. Tanisha Campbell
Mrs. Kathy Cannone
Mrs. Karen Carr
Ms. Chris Carter
Mr. and Mrs. William Castellini
Mr. Roger Catugal
Ms. Anita Celesti
Ms. Valerie A. Challenger
Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. Winston H.
Chang
Ms. Jan Brown Checco
Mr. and Mrs. John Cheffy
Ms. Margaret C. Cheffy
Mr. Lewis Chizer
Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick
Christine
Church of the Saviour
Church of the Saviour United
Methodist Women
Cincinnati Museum Center
Cincinnati Park Board - Krohn
Conservatory
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Symphony
Orchestra
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical
Gardens
Mr. Robert S. Ciolek
City Barbeque, Inc.
Mrs. Betty Clancy
Ms. Patti Clancy
Mrs. Georgetta B. Cleary
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cload
Ms. Gayle Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. James Cobb
Ms. Amy Cochran
Mrs. Jean Cochran
Bishop and Mrs. Emerson
Colaw
Mr. Craig Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coleman
Ms. Jill Coleman
College Hill Coffee Co.
Mr. Paul Collins
Mr. Wayne W. Collins
Ms. Catherine Cook
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Mrs. Janet Cook
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cordle
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cornett
Ms. Denise Corrou
Ms. Ann Corwin
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Craig
Ms. Kay Craig
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Creighton
Ms. Sue Crosset
The Rev. Ms. Jill Croswell
Mrs. Marianna Cruse
Mr. and Mrs. Woodford W.
Crutchfield
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Culp
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Daus
Mrs. Shirley M. Davies
Ms. Lucy C. Davis
Ms. Roberta Dawson
Mr. Sam Dawson
Mr. Brian Day
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dean
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Defazio
Ms. Wendy J. Detroy
Mr. Michael L. Dever
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Diehl
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Dillard
Mr. Donald E. Dillon
Disabled American Veterans
Chapter 103
Ms. Judy Dixon
Mr. David Dobbs
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Dobill
Ms. Margaret Doepke
Ms. Robin L. Douglas
Mrs. Martha B. Downie
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doxsey
Ms. Abracca Drais
Ms. Ruth Drake
Mrs. Elaine Drew
Ms. Theresa Dubose
Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy
Mr. Jeff Dumas
Ms. Katelyn Duncan
Ms. Jill Dunham
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Dunham
Mr. James F. D’Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. David B.
Earlywine
Eddie Lane’s Diamond
Showroom

Mr. Dwight Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Eiler
Mrs. Virginia Elias
Ms. Karen Ellington
Ms. Bianca Elliott
Mr and Mrs. Donald F. Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis
Energizer Battery
Manufacturing, Inc.
Energizer Corporate Human
Resources Department
Ms. Myriam Engelken
Mrs. Mary E. Ervin
Ms. Linda Eslick
Estate of Bob Howe
Estate of Elizabeth Graf
Estate of Wilma Hodgson
Mr. Mark Estes
Esther Laird Circle
Ms. Anne B. Evans
Mr. Scott Evans
Evans Landscaping
Mrs. Alice K. Evers
Ms. Harriet Eveslage
Ms. Lynda Ewing
Exxon Mobil Corporation, u/t/o
A.M. Kelsey Bass
Fabulous Frames & Art
Ms. Ruth Faigle
Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fishwick
Ms. Norma Foley
Mr. Terry Forste
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Foster
Mrs. Melissa Frampton
Mrs. Marilyn Frank
Miss Phyllis Franks
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Frasca
Ms. Carol Frazier
Ms. Mary Jane Frazier
Ms. Swann Fredrickson and Mr.
Charles C. VanOrnum
Ms. Julie Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis French
Mrs. Margery Freshley
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Friedhoff
Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frost
Funding Factory
Mr. Donald C. Funke
Mrs. Gertrude Furer
Ms. Kristin Gaffney
Mrs. Lynda Galinari
Ms. Edna H. Gangwisch
Gattles
Ms. Erika Gayle
Mr. Fritz Geer
General Electric Corp.
General Electric Evendale
Employees Community
Service Fund
Mrs. Jo Ann Gerdes
Dr. William Gerhardt
Germano’s Ristorante
Mr. Anthony Gersham
Ms. Dolores L. Gibbens
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gilbert-
Smith
Ms. Helen T. Gilioli
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Glass
Mrs. Norma H. Gloeckler
Ms. Betty S. Glover
Ms. Sherry Glover
Ms. Jennifer Goetz
Ms. Lucille L. Goetz
Mr. Rusty Goldner
Ms. Denisha Gooden
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gorman
Ms. Samantha Gossett
Ms. Judith Grady
Graeters
Graeter’s Ice Cream
Ms. Susan Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Graman
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grant
Mrs. Josephine D. Graulty
Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. William Greber
Ms. Bertha Green
Greenbrier Development
Ms. Stacey Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Jarrod Griffith
Mr. Stephen J. Grote
Miss Elva L. Gscheidle
Mrs. Adeline Guerrero
Mr. Reagan Gushulak
Ms. Judith C. Haag
Ms. Shirley Haag
Ms. Frances Haas
Mr. Craig Hafer
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hafer
Mr. Keith A. Hafer
Ms. Priscilla G. Haffner
Hairline I & Nail Crafters
Mr. and Mrs. T.R. Halberstadt
Ms. Sarah Hale
Ms. Florence Hall
Ms. Jessica Hall
Mrs. Madelon C. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L.
Halteman
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton
Ms. Jessica Hamm
Mrs. Christie Hanchett
Ms. Betty Lou Harden
Ms. Belinda Harris
Mr. Mike Harris
Mrs. Nancy Hartman
Mrs. Bernice Hashimoto
The Rev. Mrs. Barbara and Mr.
Joseph Havlovic
Mrs. Mary Heck Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.
Hedrick
Ms. Mary Louise Heiden
Ms. Suzanne Heil
Mrs. Marjorie M. Heim
Mrs. Margaret B. Heinisch
Mrs. Pauline Heinisch
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Henley
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hensley
Ms. Mary M. Herald
Miss Roberta Hermesch
Ms. Cordie Herring
Ms. Ann C. Heslop
Mrs. Evelyn W. Heyl
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hickey
Ms. Future Vincent Hicks
Ms. Kim Hill
Mr. Michael Hill
Mrs. Carol L. Hillsley
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. David Hoehn
Mr. Harry R. Hoerr
Mrs. Bertha Hoeweler
Mr. Robert E. Holden
Ms. Jana Holl
Mr. and Mrs. Skip Holmes
Mrs. J. Holton
Ms. Tori Houlihan
Mr. Keith Howard
Mr. Robert T. Howe
Ms. Carolyn Hoyt
Harvey C Hubbell Trust
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Huber
Mrs. Katherine Huff-Gagai
Mrs. Jane M. Hug
Mrs. Martha Huheey
Ms. Brittany Humphries
Mr. Joe Hurley
Mrs. Jacqueline Huston
Hyde Park Community United
Methodist Church
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Inner Blessings
Ipsos Understanding UnLtd.
Ms. Edith M. Irey
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ismael
Mr. Charles Ivery
J. P. Oil Company, Inc. u/t/o
A.M. Kelsey Bass
J.C. Battle and Sons Funeral
Home, Inc.
Mrs. Angela Jackman
Mrs. Suzanne Jackson
Ms. Jonnie S. Jackson
Mr. Jon Jacobs
Mr. Rob Jacobs
Ms. Jan James
Ms. Jane Jandacek
Ms. Terri Jansen
Ms. Vanessa Jennings
Mr. Scott Jividen
Mrs. Lois Johannigman
Mrs. Jean B. Johns
Ms. Andrea Johnson
Mrs. Ginger Johnson
Ms. Loretta Johnson
Mr. Russell Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E.
Johnson
Ms. Unique Johnson
Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Jones
Ms. Bertha Jones
Ms. Beverly Jones
Ms. Sandra Jones
Ms. Shirley Jones
Mr. Tom Jones
Jones Lang LaSalle
Jones The Florist
Mrs. Pauline Jordan
Mr. Paul Jostworth
Mr. Mace C. Justice
Mr. and Mrs. William Kagler
Ms. Barbara Kalb
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kane
Ms. Myra Kapelis
Mrs. Patricia D. Kearns
Mrs. Ruth Keeton
Mr. Steve Kehoe
Mr. and Mrs. John Keller
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kelly
Mrs. Jean Kemper
Mrs. Hazel Kendle
Mrs. Regina Kesterson
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Khoury
Ms. Frances Kiehfuss
Mrs. Mildred Kincaid
Ms. Victoria King
Kings Island
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kingsbury
Mrs. Margaret Kite
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Klenk
Mrs. Robin S. Kofler
Ms. Heather Koger
Ms. Mariena Koize
Ms. Virginia Konerman
Ms. Ruth C. Kramer
Ms. Vickie Kramer
Ms. Marilyn Krock
Dr. Robert Krone
Ms. Melinda Krumdieck
Mr. Richard J. Kruse
Ms. Juanita Kuemmel
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kuenning
Mr. Todd Kuhn
Mrs. Lisa Ladouceur
Mrs. Laura Lalor
Ms. Ethel D. Lambert
Mrs. Vera E. Lambert
Dr. Bea Lampkin
Mrs. Linda M. Lanning
Mr. John W. Lanza
LaRosa’s Pizzeria
Ms. Leah Lataille
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Latimer
Ms. Jeanne Lattier
Mrs. Dorothy Lauch
Ms. Judy C. Lauck
Mrs. Sandy Lauman
Mrs. Olivia B. Lavender
Mrs. Grace Lavrich
Ms. Taylor A. Lawrence
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Mr. Jim Lay
Mr. Lowell Leake
Mr. Clarence Ledford
Dr. H. Fred Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lehman
Ms. Mildred LeJeune
Mr. Mark LeMieux
Lend Lease
Ms. Becky Leonard
Mrs. Janet H. Leonard
Ms. Joanne Leonard
Letter Perfect Embroidery &
Gifts
Ms. Jan Limerick
Ms. Sarah Limke
Mrs. Diana Lin
Linda Caswell, Berry & Sons
Foundation Inc.
Mrs. Joanne Lininger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linnabary
Mr. Andy J. Lipps
Mrs. Lois E. Little
Mrs. Lourelle Littlecott
Ms. Florence Livers
Lockheed Martin
Mr. and Mrs. M Loomans
LOTH - The Office Experts
Ms. Jane W. Lott
Mrs. Rose Marie Luking
M. Hopple & Co.
Ms. Dorothy Macke
Ms. Gail Macke
Ms. Maria Macke
Mrs. Barbara MacTaggart
Ms. Cristina Maggard
Mailender, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Mains
Ms. Alycen Mansell
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin L.
Mansfield
Ms. Nanette Marion
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marker
Martinsville United Methodist
Women
Mary Ellen’s Attic
Mr. and Mrs. Bundy Mason
Mr. Thomas D. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Teruo Masukawa
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mathias
Ms. Evon Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Maxson
Mr. Randal T. May
Ms. Jeanne Mays
Mr. and Mrs. John B.
McClintock
Mr. Patrick McCollum
Ms. Eleanor McCombe
Ms. Kathy McCool
Mr. and Mrs. David O. McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. John McDaniel
Mr. Ken McDonald
Ms. Diane McDowell
Ms. Leslie McGhee
Mrs. Ruth S. McGraw
Mr. Andre M. McKinney
Mr. George E. McLean
Mr. and Mrs. Scott M.
McQuinn
Mrs. Jaime McWhorter
Mr. Ralph W. Meckstroth
Megen Construction Company,
Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W.
Meissner
Ms. Beatrice Melvin
Mrs. Sharon Menke
Ms. Sandra Meriweather
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Metter
Ms. Joan E. Mettey
Mrs. Anna Middlekamp
Ms. Kathryn C. Miller
Mrs. Lori L. Miller
Mrs. Elizabeth Mills
Mr. Howard A. Mills
Ms. Dawn Mitic
Mr. Ivan L. Moehle
Ms. Jan Montague
Montgomery Elementary
School PTO
Ms. Nancy Moody
Ms. Cynthia Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moore
Ms. Hayley Moore
Col. John P. Morgan
Ms. Lucinda Morgan-Arozarena
Ms. Toki Morioka
Mrs. Tina Morris
Ms. Velma Morris
Mrs. E. Louise Morrison
Mrs. Marjorie Motch
Mrs. Ruth Motz
Mr. Mark Mountel
Mr. James Mountjoy and\ Mrs.
Kate Mountjoy
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muller
Ms. Anette J. Mundon
Ms. Gail Murao
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Naber
Ms. Rhonda Napier
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Nash, Jr.
Ms. Pat Neely
Mr. Wayne A. Neely
Ms. Stephanie Neftzer
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson
Neon Lites Deli & Frozen
Yogurt
Mrs. Arlene Newton
Mr. Kevin Niehaus
Mrs. Barbara A. Nye
O.P. & W.E. Edwards
Foundation
Oak Hills United Methodist
Women
Ms. Penny Oaks
Ms. Cathy O’Brien
Mrs. Mardie O’Conner
Ohio River Valley District
Mission Foundation
Ohio Valley Electrical Services
Mr. Rick Olano
Mrs. Pauline O’Leary
Ms. Jan Osborne
Ms. Julie Osswald
Ms. Luvenia Pace
Ms. Marjorie Paolino
Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Parks
Mrs. Nina B. Parsons
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William
G. Patterson
Dr. Jack E. Payne
PDT Architects/Planners
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peake, III
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearce, Jr.
Peck, Shaffer & Williams LLP
Mr. Bruce W. Pemberton
Ms. Genevieve H. Pennington
Mr. and Mrs. George Perbix
Mr. John R. Perry
Peter Gregory Florist
Ms. Deborah Peterson
Ms. June Peterson
Piazza Discepoli Wine
Merchants
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Pierron
Pipkins
Mrs. Debra E. Pitman
Ms. Tiffany Pittman
Plante & Moran, PLLC
Miss Dorothy L. Plsek
PNC Bank
Mr. David F. Pohl
Mr. J. Marshall Pollock
Prelude Services
Mr. and Mrs. John Prickett
Prime Timers of Groesbeck
Ms. Vernell Prophett
Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Prumo
Ms. Pam Purcell
Ms. Terri L. Purtee-Stein
Mrs. Suzanne Querol
Ms. Doreen Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rahe
Mrs. Ruth Randolph
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Rasmussen
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J.
Raterman
Ms. Heather L. Ratz
Ms. Carole Rauf
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RBC Capital Markets
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Reardon
Ms. Pam Rechel
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Redman
Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Redmon
Ms. Teresia Reece
Ms. Patricia Reed
Mrs. Janice Rehring
Mrs. Agnes Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Reinert
Mrs. Joan Reiniger
Mr. Wilber Reis
Mr. Herbert Reller
Ms. Deborah Relyea
Ms. Maureen L. Renault-Krock
Residents Council of Twin
Towers
Restoration Temple
Mr. Thomas Reusch
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reynolds
Mrs. Caroline Richards
Mr. Brian Rigby
Ms. Peggy Riley
Ms. Susan Ritchie
Ms. Daphne Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Robinson
Miss Wilma F. Robinson
Mrs. Mary Robison
Mrs. Jean Rodgers
Mrs. Judy Rosene
Ms. Johnnie Rouse
Ms. Ellen Rowe
Mr. Eugene Rowekamp
Rudino’s Pizza & Grinders
Mrs. Alice Rudolf
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ruehl
Ms. Demetria S. Ruff
Mr. Francisco Ruiz
Ms. Joann Sabato
Miss Rhonda Saccone
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Sallwasser
Sam’s Club
Mr. and Mrs. John Sawyer
Ms. Jane Scarborough-
Lancaster
Ms. Shondia Schaefer
Mr. Phillip Schaller
Ms. Joan Scheu
Ms. Marjorie Schierloh
Schiff-Kreidler-Shell, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David E.
Schloemer
Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Schmalz
Ms. Kathryn Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schmitt
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. David
Schneider

Mr. Richard W. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Schoettinger
Mr. and Mrs. Denis L. Schrank
Mrs. Katharina Schulten
Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz
Ms. Jo El Schultz
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Schwandner
Mrs. Martha Seaman
Seasonal Designs
Mrs. Laura Seay
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Seifert
Mr. Clinton E. Seitz
Mrs. Louise A. Selden
SFCS Inc.
Mr. Dennis E. Shaffer
Ms. Kelly Shannon
Sharonville United Methodist
Church
Mrs. Kathryn W. Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shawver
Ms. Susan Shields
Ms. Sue Shouse
Dr. Mary Jane Showers
Ms. Bernarda Simendinger
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Sirkin
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R.
Skidmore
Sarah Skidmore
Skilled Care Pharmacy, Inc.
Mrs. Nancy Skirvin
Skyline Chili
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slay
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Small
Ms. Adeline Smith
Miss Genevieve Smith
Mrs. Martha E. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Smith
Ms. Rosemary Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Smoker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Snellgrove
Ms. Mary Beth Snow
Mr. and Mrs. David Soike
Mrs. Margaret Soike
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Soller Jr.
Mr. Joe Sommer
Ms. Judy Sparks
Mrs. Evelyn A. Spaulding
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.
Spelman, Jr.
Mrs. Esther Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Spenlau Jr.
Ms. Michelle Spruance
Mrs. Jeanette Sroczynski
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Srofe
Ms. Michelle St. Pierre
Ms. Betty A. Stacey
Mr. James Stallings
Ms. Heather Stanton
Ms. Margaret E. Starbuck
Starbucks at Montgomery
Ms. Sally Steagall
Ms. Marian Steele
Mrs. Barbara Steers
Ms. Janet Steiner
Mrs. Lucille B. Steinert
Ms. Carrie Sterling
Sterling Cut Glass
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Stibich
Ms. Beulah M. Stickle
Mr. Howard V. Stifel
Mr. Robert Stigall
Mr. Tony Stinson
Stocklin Family Endowment
Mr. Russell Stone
Stone Creek Dining Company
Ms. Kimberely Stone-Littner
Mrs. Nancy Stopenhagen
Mr. and Mrs. F. William
Stothfang, Jr.
Mr. James Stoutemyer
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory
D. Stover
Strategic Employee Benefit
Service
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Stratman
Ms. Peggy Stratman
Mrs. Sonia Strauss
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strecker
Ms. Betty Strum
Mrs. Alice Sturzenberger
Ms. Eva M. Sulau
Ms. Mary Surkamp
Ms. Jean Suttmiller
Mrs. Martha Swedersky
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sweeder
Mr. and Mrs. Ron E. Sybert
Sysco Cincinnati, LLC.
Ms. Vicki Tackett
Ms. Carol Talbot
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Talbot
Ms. Molly A. Talbot
Target
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tarkington
Mrs. Louise Tatgenhorst
Ms. Dorothy L. Taylor
Mrs. Mary Taylor
Mr. Stephen Temming
Mrs. Stella Tertinsky
Ms. Annette Terzieff-Murray
Ms. Abeba Tesfu
The Cheesecake Factory
The Cincinnati Playhouse
The Coggins Group at Morgan
Stanley Smith Barney
The John A Schroth Family
Charitable Trust, PNC Bank
Trustee
The John H. & Agnes L.
Brockschmidt Private
Foundation,Inc.
The Original Pancake House
The Snooty Fox
The Vinyl Institute
The Woodhouse Day Spa -
Cincinnati
The Kroger Company
Mrs. Susan E. Thibodeau
Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward Thomas
Tiffiney’s Jewels
Mr. Timothy L. Timmel
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Albert E.
Tomer
Mr. Michael Tomes
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tonnis
Toot’s Retaurant
Ms. Jennifer Trabert
Tractor Supply Co.
Mrs. Judith Trapp
Mr. James Traynor
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Tritschler
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tuten
Twin Lakes Gathering
Twin Towers Auxiliary
Twin Towers Chapel Fund
Twin Towers Christian
Fellowship
Twin Towers Sunday School
Class
Mrs. Rita E. Uehlein
Ms. Julie Uhrig
Underwater Art
United Dairy Farmers
United Methodist Women’s
Anger Circle of Westwood
UMC
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph
E. Uth
Ms. Cheryl Van Houten
Vanguard Charitable
Endowment Program
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vaughan
Mr. and Mrs. W. Vaughn
Mrs. Berdene S. Vehr
Ms. Jackie R. Vidourek
Mr. John Viox
Viox Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Vornhagen
Mr. Cordel Wade
Ms. Jeanette Wade
Ms. Jacqueline A. Walden
Ms. Brenda Walsh
Ms. Carol Warren
Ms. Kathleen Wartman
WAVE Foundation
Ms. Mary Webster
Mr. and Mrs. H. Joshua Weiser
Mr. Harvey Weitkamp
Ms. Maxine Welch
Welcome Home
Mr. Robert B. Wendt
Mrs. Bessie M. Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E.
Wessel
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Wessels
West Ohio Conference U M
Church
Mrs. Norma J. Westaway
Westwood United Methodist
Women
Westwood United Methodist
Church
Mrs. Jill Wetenkamp
Ms. Jeanne Weyers
Ms. Holly Whalen
Mr. Carroll White
Ms. Marie White
Mr. Richard Whitescarver
Mr. and Mrs. William
Whitescarver
Ms. Jean Wikoff
Mr. John E. Wild
Wild Bird Center of Mason
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wilder
Ms. Diane Wiles
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Wilhelm
Mr. Tim Wilkerson
Ms. Kathleen Willetts
Ms. Phyllis J. Williams
Ms. Tiquisha Williams
Mr. David Wilson
Ms. Deborah Wilver
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wingo
Ms. Mary Jean Wink
Miss Ann C. Winslow
Ms. Chinesa Wise
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wissel
Ms. Helen V. Witte
Mr. Russ B. Witte
Ms. Rose E. Witzeman
Ms. Donna Wocher
Woman’s Clef Music Club
Mrs. Ann Wood
Ms. Connie Wood
Ms. Martina Woods
Ms. Lori Wortham
Mrs. Pat Wray
Ms. Barbara M. Wright
Ms. Beth Wyatt
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wyatt
Xavier University
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Yancy
Ms. Deborah K. Yarnell
Ms. Dawn Yeager
Mrs. Eleanor M. Yeager
Ms. Robertine Yerkes
Mr. Evan Yeung
Ms. Gladys Yoas
Ms. Betty Young
Ms. Oleta Young
Mr. Chet Zellars
Ms. Cheryl Zellers
Mrs. Betty Zentmeyer
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Zimmerman
Ms. Kimberly Zupan
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Save the Dates!
m Outdoor Summer Concert Series at
Twin Lakes
The Outdoor Summer Concert Series returns to Twin
Lakes for a fourth season. Invite your family and friends to
enjoy the music, play cornhole and sip some lemonade!
ConCert SChedule
June 21st 7 pm Sycamore
(rain date: July 12th) Community Band
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July 26th 7 pm Squeeze Play
August 23rd 7 pm New Horizons
Dixieland Band
Sept 27th 7 pm The Howard
Bloemker Orchestra
All concerts are free and open to the public. For
information please call (513) 247-1330.
m Whale of a Sale
The “Whale of a Sale” sponsored by
the Friends of Twin Lakes will be
held Friday and Saturday,
September 7th and 8th. This
annual sale features large and small
items of furniture, lamps, books,
NON Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Cincinnati, OH
Permit NO. 7065
kitchenware, clothing, jewelry, etc. and benefits the
Twin Lakes Benevolent and Pastoral Care funds.
m 14th Annual Golf Classic—Same Place,
New Time!!
Early-bird registration has begun for the annual Life
Enriching Communities Golf Classic which will be
held on Monday, October 1, 2012 at Maketewah
Country Club! This fun filled day includes 18 holes
of golf (scramble format), lunch, dinner, player’s gifts,
contest holes and more.
discounted Foursome fees when you register before
August 24th! Sponsorship opportunities are now
available.
Please contact Tom Reusch at (513) 853-2009 or
thomas.reusch@lec.org. You may also find a registration
form on our website at www.lec.org.
m Annual Fall Tea & Silent Auction
Make plans now to attend the Annual Fall Tea & Silent
Auction hosted by the Auxiliary of Twin Towers on
Tuesday, October 23, 2012. Please plan to join us
for this fun-filled event which supports the Twin Towers
Community.