Dear Friends,
As I reflect on the past year, I am so grateful to have served as executive director of the Lincoln Memorial Foundation. I feel fortunate to work alongside our dedicated board, meet with generous supporters and collaborate with our community partners to fulfill our mission, support the colleagues and patients of Lincoln Memorial Hospital and make Logan County a healthier place for all.
In the following pages, you’ll learn about how the Foundation provided health-related grants for our community, training and education for our colleagues, and advanced medical equipment purchases to ensure the best quality of care for our patients. The Foundation provided more than $130,000 in grants for community initiatives, increased funding for our Healthcare Careers Education Grant Program and assisted in the purchase of new echocardiography lab equipment at LMH. These efforts were made possible by the generosity and compassion of donors like you.
I invite you to learn more about the impact of the Foundation in our 2021-22 Community Update. I hope you enjoy the stories and photos that highlight the important work we do together. You can find even more photos and stories in the online version of this Community Update.
Thank you for your continued support. Please know you truly make a difference in the lives of our patients, our colleagues and the community we call home.
With appreciation,
MOSAIC Project Expands Services
A children’s mental health initiative started in 2017 at Lincoln Junior High School has expanded to include seven elementary schools in Logan County thanks to your generous donations to the Lincoln Memorial Foundation.
The Children’s MOSAIC Project, a community-based partnership between Memorial Behavioral Health (MBH) and local education leaders, embeds counselors within a school where they provide on-site screenings and therapy sessions during school hours.
Although the first MOSAIC program in Logan County launched prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the expansion of the program into seven more schools comes at an important time. In the fall of 2021, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Children's Hospital Association and the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry declared an emergency in child and adolescent mental health. The isolation, uncertainty and loss experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic has taken an alarming toll on children.
The timely expansion of MOSAIC services is funded in part by a grant from the Lincoln Memorial Foundation.
“Response has been overwhelmingly positive,” said Jonathan Ponser, LCPC, manager of Behavioral Therapy Services for MBH. “A program like this can be a literal lifeline to kids who struggle with mental health issues and have very limited access to mental healthcare services. We have excellent communication with the schools, and everyone pulls in the same direction to support the needs of each student in the program.”
The MOSAIC – Meaningful Opportunities for Success and Achievement through Service Integration for Children – program’s expansion means program counselors and staff now serve Northwest, Washington-Monroe, Central, West Lincoln-Broadwell, Adams, Chester East Lincoln and New Holland-Middletown elementary schools, in addition to Lincoln Junior High School.
“By eliminating the need for insurance, transportation, copays and time for traditional appointments, we bring the counseling office to the client,” Ponser said. “Parents and educators appreciate the easy access and ability to take advantage of these mental healthcare services without removing a child from school to attend an appointment.”
The Children’s MOSAIC program, said Ponser, helps to normalize topics associated with mental health, including the benefits of counseling and support services. By embedding counselors in schools, where children see them interact with other students, teachers and staff, MOSAIC program leaders hope to impart an important message to students: It’s OK to not feel OK.
“We have been able to engage children and families who were in need of therapy and support, but who did not engage in counseling services,” Ponser said. “We’ve had many success stories that involve young clients struggling with acting-out behavior, anxiety or depression – going untreated, unaddressed – but, through consistent interventions by our embedded counselors, we catch these kids early and provide support to them before their symptoms can progress and create large problems in their lives.”
The program also changes the perception of diagnostic criteria for a specific mental illness. Students don’t have to be mentally ill to need or qualify for therapy.
“We hope students come to accept counseling as something that could be beneficial to them no matter what may or may not be happening in their lives, as opposed to seeing counseling as some mysterious thing reserved for only very sick people,” Ponser said. “I’m so encouraged when I hear from school staff and program therapists and parents about our clients’ noticeable improvements. Through the MOSIAC program, our young people learn strategies to socialize and problem-solve effectively and just be happier in their lives.”
The LMH Market
The Lincoln Memorial Hospital Market opens soon for its eighth season on Saturday, May 20, at the Logan County Fairgrounds in Lincoln. The LMH Market will be open from 8 a.m. until noon Saturdays until Sept. 30 inside the Expo Building.
Funded by the Lincoln Memorial Foundation, the event is a “producer-only” farmers market, meaning all items offered will be homegrown, handmade or vendor-created from locally owned operations.
A “Local Roots” booth will feature local vendors, providing an opportunity for vendors who are not producer-only but who have a local connection and quality product to share with customers.
“We’re very proud The LMH Market has become a wellness destination like no other in Illinois,” said Angela Stoltzenburg, director of community health for Lincoln Memorial Hospital. “The market’s aim is to promote fresh food and healthy living while supporting local farmers and the food-producer economy.”
That makes it an extension of the hospital’s mission to improve lives and build stronger communities through better health, Stoltzenburg said.
The LMH Market offers fruits, vegetables, eggs, poultry, baked goods, honey and more. Free health screenings, also known as “Know Your Numbers,” are held on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month.
“Knowing more about your health status can help reduce your risk of costly health problems and better manage any condition you might have,” Stoltzenburg said.
The Power of Produce Club offers activities for children from 5 to 12 years old to engage them in the local food system with educational games and demonstrations, conversations with farmers and exposure to new fruits and vegetables
“We have a healthy mission at our core. In Logan County, over 43 percent of adults are obese, which causes several unhealthy outcomes for our community,” Stoltzenburg said. “While we have strategies to address obesity underway, The LMH Market increases access to fresh produce. We know it has been proven that thriving farmers markets help improve the health of communities.”
Supporting the Next Generation of Caregivers
Healthcare Career Education Grants are a cornerstone of the Lincoln Memorial Foundation’s work is to help support the next generation of healthcare providers in our community. A strong clinical care pipeline helps ensure LMH is always ready to care for our friends and neighbors. Since 2013, LMF has granted more than $600,000 in grants to members of our community. Awards range from $1,500 for a CNA to $30,000 for a graduate degree. After graduation, these students return to join our workforce at LMH.
The ability to invest in talented future healthcare providers is possible thanks to your generous support of the Healthcare Career Education Grant program. This past year, Lincoln Memorial Foundation awarded more than $29,000 to current employees of Lincoln Memorial Hospital to advance their healthcare-related knowledge.
GRANTS IN ACTION
Lincoln Elementary School District 27 was awarded a grant from the Lincoln Memorial Foundation for a new Social Emotional Learning (SEL) curriculum for their students. Over the past two years, the district has noticed an increase in the need for mental health assistance. The grant supports a SEL program, Capturing Kids’ Hearts, to train faculty and staff to identify and assist students with the problems they are facing. Capturing Kids’ Hearts is an evidence-based program that has been implemented across the district, thanks to the financial support of the Foundation. If you would like to support community health programs and projects, please contact the Foundation at ALMHFoundation@mhsil.com or by calling 217-605-5006.
A Foundation grant helped purchase new Echocardiography equipment for the Lincoln Memorial Hospital Echocardiography Lab in 2022. In the last 8 years, the LMH Echo Lab has grown upwards 417 exams in 2014 to nearly 1,500 exams in 2022. The grant from the Foundation has allowed for a dedicated space to accommodate procedures with a new probe, bed, chairs, and software system. If you would like to support Advanced Medical Equipment purchases, please contact the Foundation at almhfoundation@mhsil.com or by calling 217-605-5006.
The Foundation funded the purchase of bicycles, bike racks and a bicycle fix-it station at the Lincoln Memorial Hospital Wellness Trail in an effort to earn a Bicycle Friendly Business designation from the League of American Cyclists. LMH was awarded that designation in February. Cycling is a low-impact way to improve physical and mental health, and LMH is taking action by welcoming bicycles on campus and encouraging community partners to do the same. Bicycling is a healthy form of active transportation and recreation for our bodies, minds and the environment.
Thanks to generous donor contributions, the Lincoln Memorial Foundation purchased a new building on Broadway Street in downtown Lincoln for The Pink Shutter, a thrift store operated by the Lincoln Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, to call home. The Pink Shutter, currently located on McLean Street, offers quality clothing, housewares, décor and more at a fraction of the price. All proceeds from the store support the Lincoln Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and their initiatives. The Pink Shutter plans to open at their new location in 2023.
EVENTS
Fore! LMH Golf Outing Resumed in 2022
On June 10, 2022, the annual LMH golf outing resumed at the Lincoln Elks golf course after being postponed for two years due to COVID-19. The Fore! LMH Golf Outing provides participants with a way to enjoy a round with friends and, at the same time, support our mission to improve lives and build a stronger community through better health. The 2022 outing included 33 team entries and nearly 50 sponsorships in support from local business entities and community members, which totaled to $22,000 in proceeds. All proceeds from the fundraiser go directly to the Lincoln Memorial Foundation to support community health initiatives.
Save the Date! The 2023 LMH Golf Outing will take place on Friday, June 2, 2023.
35th Annual Light Up a Life
Each year, the Light Up a Life campaign invites the community to honor the living, remember those who have passed away or show appreciation for healthcare professionals. Last year, more than 500 families paid tribute to more than 2,000 individuals and raised more than $31,000 to support local health initiatives in Logan and Mason counties.
Did you know that you can give a gift of grain?
Using grain to make a gift to Lincoln Memorial Foundation – which may be designated for the purpose you choose – can be a wonderful way to invest in the future of healthcare while achieving tax savings. For more information, please call the Foundation at 217-605-5006.
Lifetime Giving
The following individuals, families and organizations have preserved the mission of Lincoln Memorial Hospital through cumulative lifetime giving totals of $10,000 or more through December 31, 2022. Their generosity is also recognized on the cumulative donor wall display in the lobby at Lincoln Memorial Hospital.
Woods Society | $2,000,000 +
Robert J. Woods and Joan Jarrett Woods
Benefactors | $500,000 to $1,999,999
Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
LMH
Carl and Ruth Apel
Mrs. Mabel Gaddis
Bonnie Lou Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Percy B. Johnston
A. Kraig Krause
The Lloyd Mitchell Estate
Ethel M. Oldaker and Jessie Irene Oldaker
H. Safford and Elizabeth F. Peacock
The Woods Foundation
Humanitarians | $100,000 to $499,999
Eaton Corporation
Robert D. and Shirley Small Edwards
Robert E. and Joan M. Graue
Lucile Schulz Greenfield
Alfred and Lenora Grindon
Helen Heiserman
Ethel Kaveny
Harold and Hilda Keest
Lincoln College
Logan County Board
Charles H. and Dorothy E. Mattingly
Dr. Robert Brown Perry and Eleanore M. Perry
John F. and Helen G. Ryman
State Bank of Lincoln, A Division of Heartland Bank and Trust
Ms. Berniece Steging
Scott and Kay Steinfort
The John Wombacher Family
Fellows | $50,000 to $99,999
Anonymous
William B. and Lauri F. Bates
Richard and Carol Begolka
John D. and Barb J. Blackburn
Dennis and Jane Carroll
Country Financial
Dolan, Elizabeth, Joseph and Louis Dalpoas
Edna E. Dehner
Earleigh Farms – John Earl and Marian Ruth Earl
Elks Charitable Trust of Lincoln – Lodge #914
Jerry and Nancy Gehlbach
Robert E. Graue
Hunter Family Fund
William Hunter
Dale E. and Joycelyn M. Klockenga
A Friend of LMH
NatCity Investments, Inc.
Pathology Associates of Central Illinois, Ltd.
The Michael and Kara Schmidt Family
The Scully Family
SIU School of Medicine
Quentin and Mary Beth Sparks
Walter and Thelma Spatz
WellSpring Foundation
Martha E. Wilmert
Founders | $25,000 to $49,999
Donald Ahrens
Mildred S. Baldridge
Edna K. Barnett
Marguarite F. Berger
Frank and Edna Bevan
Katherine Blaum
Bill and Dianne Breen
Burwell Management Co.
Castle Manor
CEFCU
City Of Lincoln
Community Health Connections
Gary Davis and Karen Sams Davis
Patrick and April Doolin
Robert D. Edwards
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. George D. Fletcher and Mrs. Mary W. Fletcher
Dr. Dean E. and Mary Finley Goebel
Harold V. Goodman and Family
Graue Inc.
H.D. Smith Wholesale Drug Co.
Reuben W. and Clara Haferkamp
Thomas M. and Britta B. Harris
David H. and Florence Johnston Harts
Heritage Enterprises, Inc.
Hilda L. Humphreys
ILLICO Incorporated
Mrs. Blanche G. Jarvis
Minnie E. Johnson
Wallace G. Kelly
Alan and Barb Kline
Logan County Health Improvement Association
Mike and Lynnette Maske
Dorothea W. Mitchell
Bradley E. and Carolyn S. Neal
Optimum Investment Advisors
O’Shea Builders
P.P.G. Industries Foundation
Gene and Patricia Quint
Red Oak Financial
Clyde and Shari Reynolds and Family
Charles W. and Eva Richards
Arthur and Barbara Rohrer
Mike and Darla Rohrer
Wayne J. Schall, MD and Violet R. Schall, RN
Dr. Don, Jan and Anna Sielaff
Tis the Season
Town & Country Bank
Nelda R. Walsh
Albert G. Webb
Albert G. and Mary K. Webb
Helen White
Anonymous
James, Cathy, Christina and Matthew Xamis
Dwight F. and Betty J. Zimmerman
Effie M. Zollars
Builders | $10,000 to $24,999
Wayne and Debbie Ackerman
Tom and Peggy Ainsworth
Richard and LaDonna Alexander
Bruce E. Allen
Ameren CILCO
Dean and Beverly Anderson
B&B Electric
Bank of America
Blinn and Julie Bates
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Behrends
Easter M. Behrends
Charles and Charlotte Bennett
Bernie and Pat Benson
Gilbert E. Blaum, MD
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Charles and Mary Jean Blythe
Daniel Bock and June A. Novak-Bock
Roger and Connie Boss
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Bruns
The Burwell Family
Wilbur and Marian Buse
Dave and Diane Campbell
Central Illinois Community Blood Center
The Clara W. Knorr Trust
Clinical Radiologists, SC
Jeff and Valerie Cooper
Debra Curry
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Curtis
Justin and Sue Dammerman
W. Hughes Diller
Victor and Shirley Dittus
Dr. and Mrs. Deane E. Doolen Sr.
David and Vickie Dunham
E.L. Pruitt Company
Eastman Kodak Company
Elkhart Grain Company
Empire Fire and Marine I
Lori and J.R. England
Fairview Acres, Inc. (The Ruben & Baker Families)
The Farmers Bank of Mt. Pulaski
Walter A. and Mabel D. Faster
First National Bank in Tremont - New Holland Banking Center
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gallagher
Albert E. and Iola Gehlbach
John and Joanne Gehlbach
Phyllis, Chris, Ethan, Olivia and Jackson Graue
Eric and Traci Graue Family
Dr. Lee and Jan Gurga
John Guzzardo
John W. and Patricia M. Hart
Hartsburg State Bank
Dean A. Hauter, MD
David and Sarah Helm
Woody and Lou Hester
Merlyn and Helen Heyen and Family
Mrs. John D. Gillette Hill
Frederic and Ruth Hoppin
William M. and Starr L. Hull
Hurwitz Enterprises
A. Coy and Anne Hutchcraft
Illinois Department of Public Health
Integrity Data
Mrs. Alice Isenogle
J.M. Abbott & Assoc., Ltd.
Terri Jean and Family
Jim Xamis Ford Lincoln Mercury, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Kapik
Julius and Marilyn Kasa
Paul and Julie Kasa
James W. Kelly
Dr. Robert and Mrs. June Kidd
Mrs. Betty Kieffer
H. Orville Kiest
Paul and Sharon Koester
Hazel P. and Merle C. Leesman
Lehn & Fink
Lincoln Chrysler Dodge Jeep
Lincoln Health Services, Inc.
Don and Jeanne Ludwig
Dwayne and Sharon Marten
Larry and Rhea Martincic
Mike and Lynnette Maske
Glenn and Donna McCrea
Bob and Sandy Meinershagen
Craig and Lynne Metz
Jim and Elizabeth Meyrick
Burke and Carol Miller
Steve and Abby Miller
Sudie M. and Joseph G. Mintjal
Stephen C. Morehead
Debbie and David Morrow
Todd and Linda Mourning
Charles and Norma Nauts
Brad and Barb Nikles
Marty Orris
Deron and Kristi Powell
Deron Powell, State Farm Insurance Company
Robert and Ruth Quisenberry
Reckitt & Colman, Ltd.
George Reed and Suzanne Eberle
Regions Financial Corp.
Leo and Brooksie Reinhardt
Dan and Jeannette Savery
The Flora Scheid Estate
Adam and Alyssa Schmidt
Greg and Marla Shanle
Galen and Roberta Shirley
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Shute
Dr. Toby E. Silverstein
D. David Sniff
Springfield Electric
Mr. and Mrs. Emil O. Stahlhut
Dr. and Mrs. Antanas Stankus
State Farm Companies Foundation
Henry and Marilyn Steiger
Roxanne Stelle
John and Mary Strader
Thrivent Financial For Lutherans
The Ed and Jan Ulrich Family
United Community Bank Lincoln
Kathleen and Jim Vipond
Donald and Betty Gail Wagner
George Washbond
Roger and Carolyn Webster
John L. and Muriel White
Woods & Bates, Attorneys at Law
The Ida Wurth Estate
Zion United Methodist Church in Emden
Thomas and Margaret Zwilling
Mission Preservers Annual Giving Club
The following individuals, families and organizations preserved the mission of Lincoln Memorial Hospital through gifts delivered between January 1, 2022, and December 31, 2022.
Mission Leaders | $5,000+
Dennis and Jane Carroll
Dolan, Elizabeth, Joseph and Louis Dalpoas
Patrick and April Doolin
Jerry and Nancy Gehlbach
Nancy J. Gehlbach
Joan M. Graue
Mrs. Joan M. Graue
Bonnie Lou Humphrey
Hunter Family Fund William Hunter
Dr. Robert and Mrs. June Kidd
Lincoln College
Elizabeth F. Peacock
H. Safford and Elizabeth F. Peacock
The Michael and Kara Schmidt Family
Mary Beth Sparks
State Bank of Lincoln – A Div. of Heartland Bank and Trust
Kay Steinfort
The Woods Foundation
James, Cathy, Christina and Matthew Xamis
Mission Champions | $2,500-$4,999
Bank of America
Blinn and Julie Bates
John D. and Barb J. Blackburn
Dave and Diane Campbell
Eric and Traci Graue Family
Deron and Kristi Powell
Deron Powell Insurance Agency, Inc.
Keith A. and Elizabeth A. Snyder
Mission Servants | $1,000-$2,499
Richard and LaDonna Alexander
Daniel D. Becker
Patricia B. Becker and Family
Bill and Dianne Breen
Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln
Debra Curry
Dalpoas Family Charitable Gift Trust
Edward Jones – Christine Short
Greg and Beth Eimer
First Presbyterian Church
Graue Inc.
David and Sarah Helm
Woody and Lou Hester
David and Rachel Irwin
Joycelyn M. Klockenga
Steve and Lori Leesman
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Martin
Mike and Lynnette Maske
Glenn and Donna McCrea
Mrs. Norma W. Nauts
Norma W. Nauts
Bradley E. and Carolyn S. Neal
Nathan and Genevieve Neal
Veronica Ohler
Pathology Associates of Central Illinois, Ltd.
Red Oak Financial
Adam and Alyssa Schmidt
Josh and Christine Short
State Farm Companies Foundation
Tremont First National Bank
Mission Guardians | $500-$999
A.L. and M.K. Tesh Trust
B & B Electric Inc.
William B. and Lauri F. Bates
Katherine Blaum
Connie Boss
Steve Browne
Culver’s of Lincoln
Gary Davis and Karen Sams Davis
Shirley Dittus
Tyler J. Gehlbach, PharmD
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hayes
Frederic and Ruth Hoppin
J.M. Abbott & Assoc., Ltd.
Lincoln Park District
Logan County Paramedic Assoc. Inc.
Eric and Michelle Long
LPL Financial
Charles and Holly Matoesian
Bob and Sandy Meinershagen
Mid-America Emergency Physicians
Carol Miller
Shane and Vicki Miller
A Friend of LMH
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Morehead
Anett Oesterlein
Gene and Patricia Quint
Mike and Darla Rohrer
Dr. Don, Jan and Anna Sielaff
Ryan and Rylie Sloan
Roxanne Stelle
Jerry Trabue
Mission Keepers | $250-$499
Bank of Springfield
Charles and Charlotte Bennett
Barbara Burneson
Diane and Steve Buse
Bob and Jeanette Chamberlain
Stuart and Linda Churchill
Jeremy Gasparin, IS
Bob and Tami Goodrich
Gladys Guinn
Tim and Kim Heitzig
Heritage Enterprises Inc.
Richard R. Ingram
Keenan and Alexis Leesman
Lincoln Iron & Metal
LMH, Plant Ops Staff
MJ Kellner Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Matthews
Linda and Ron McCuan
Ms. Karen Schwantz
Dale Spore
Marian D. Spore
Jennifer Steele, CDM, CFPP
Jim Vipond
Donald and Betty Gail Wagner
Mission Supporters | $100-$249
Bobbi Abbott
Donald Ahrens
Anonymous
Lynn and Sandy Aper
Ted and Judy Awe
Joe and Pat Baker
Ms. Luise A. Balfanz, CRNA
Allen L. Barry
Lula Belle Barry
Darline Becker
Stacie Vanos Behrends
Dale and Margaret Bent
Earl and Annie Boyer
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Brackney
Karen Brewer
Shirley A. Brittin
Kirby and Vickie Bruce
Bruce and Jan Carmitchel
Harold and Joyce Centers
Circle C Farm – Tom, Bill and Steven
Tina Coers and Family
Rick, Mary and Dirk Conrady
Chuck and Judy Conzo
Steven and Cathy Cosby
John and Bridget Cullett
Lyndall and Marsha Dallas
Brenna Dalpoas and Family
Carolyn Sue Dammerman
Gerald G. and Susan G. Dehner
Allen Drake
Irma J. Dumser
Ryan J. and Bethany Edgecombe
Glenn and Judy Evans
Louis and Nancy Farkas
Kelly Ferreira
Greg and Jane Fox and Family
Peter and Carol Frantz
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Fricke
Friends Of Sally Turner
Russell and Judy Funderburg
Patrick Gettleman
Freda C. Gibbs
Bob and Marilyn Greathouse
Ronald W. and Jean O. Hall
Tom and Regina Harris
JoAnne and James C. Hawes
Marvin Hays
Mark and Jennifer Heidbreder
Caroline Higgins
Michael Higgins
Glen and Janene Hofbauer
Darren and Jenni Humphres
Mary Beth Jackson
Rev. John and Mrs. Jeanette Johnson
John Joyce
Paul and Julie Kasa
Mr. Jeff Killion
Alan and Barb Kline
Margaret R. Knowles
A. Kraig Krause
Gregory D. Kutz
Mr. and Mrs. John Lally
Ann Lamothe
Mark LaMothe
Mr. and Mrs. William Langellier
Mrs. Judy A. Luckhart
Glen and Donna McLaughlin
Miller & Miller Attorneys
Glen and Bonnie Miller
Steve Miller
Virginia Miller
Mrs. Jennie M. Mount Sr.
New Holland Women’s Club
Darwin Newhouse
Norman Newhouse
Doris Oltmanns
The Wilbur Paulus Family
Debbie and Dennis Ramlow
Tonita Reifsteck
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Reiners
Les and Theresa Richert
Janet R. Rivero
Ronald R. Ritchhart Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Sampson
Rick Samuels
Laura Sandrolini
Steve and Donna Sauer
Jim and Cheryl Scales
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schwab
Mary M. Schwab
Rick and Mary Jane Sheley
Robert and Linda Sheley
Laura Skelton
Paula Snodgrass, RN
James O. Spellman
Ron and Lori Spencer
Jim and Karen Stalions
John and Angela Stoltzenburg
Lou and Marcella Tesh
Robert Thomas
Kay Thompson
John and Tamara Welter
Fritz and Ruth Werkman
Werth & Associates
Becky S. Werth
Irene A. Westen
James R. and Jane E. White
Ms. Norita Willson
Jordan Yarcho
Martin Yarcho
Ron and Bev Zurkammer
Mission Followers | 0.01+
James Adair
Hazel Alberts
Lois Jean Allen
Angela Anderson
Toni Anderson
Mr. John M. Andrews
Anonymous
David and Linda Aper
David and Marilyn Armbrust
Michael L. and Linda J. Armstrong
Kathryn L. Aue
Tim Aue
Steve and Sarah Aughenbaugh
Dan and Patricia Babbs
Rick and Stacy Bacon
Stephen Bacon Presswood
Jennifer Bailey
Ron and Cheryl Baker
Todd and Alicia Baker
Mr. Orville O. Bandelow
Mrs. Linda Barrick
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bartman and Mrs. Donald E. Bates
Ruby M. Bates
Lois Battin
Ms. Belores Beasley
John and Kathy Beaver
Jeanette F. Behrends
Dana Bell
Aaron and Dena Bergman
Arline Bergman
Ms. Diane L. Bicknell
Ms. Dana Black
Johanna L. Borbely
Lara Borgerson
Ronald and Lori Boyer
Toni L. Boyer
Verneena Boyer
Jim and Karen Brackney
Bill and Pat Bree
John and Vicki Brickey
Kenneth A. Brown
Faye Bruns and Esther Bruns
Jane Bryson
Steve, Candy, Zach Buche Family and Rachel Buche
Bruce and Terrica Buchholz
Janielle Bunner
Twila Burgauer
Donna J. Buse
Corvell Caldwell
Cheryl Camel Esayian
Joyce Camel
Dean and Doris Cates
Donald and Rebecca Cecil
Mr. and Mrs. Steve & Laura Charron
Barbara A. Cicci
Dennis Colaw
Neil and Joyce Conklen
Ben and Rose Mary Conrady
Judge Coogan
Louise Cotton
Marilyn Craig
Jay and Christy Cross
Mr. and Mrs. John Cross
William and Frances Cross
Nellie Crumpler
Linda Daniels
Marian and Melodie Daniels
Mrs. Betty L. Daugherty
Kathy Davenport
Mrs. Anita L. Davis
Cindy Davison
Mrs. Esther Denney
Mary J Dennison
Burnetta DePuy
David Deters
Donna S. Deters
John and Marilyn Deters
Pat Diersing
Kirk and Ellen Dobihal
Donald and Dorothy Donath
Tom and Lisa Donath
Thomas and Lisa Donath
Donna Eimer
Mr. Norma L. Engle
Dawn Faulkner
Teena M. Feldman
Dorothy M. Fink
Lisa Flynn
Hoot and Sherri Foss
Kim Frakes
Mary Freeman
Abbey Freese
Donda K. Freese
Pat French
Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. Frioli
Daniel and Geri Fruge
Donald and Rosanne Fulk
Jeff and Lisa Fulk
Daniel and Fran Fulscher
Amanda Fults
Janice Funk
Jim and Susan Gehlbach
Annette
Mr. and Mrs. Jan & Cindy Gleason
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gleason Jr.
Joyce Gobleman
Ms. Judith A. Gordon
Ken and Marcia Greenslate
John S. Grimsley
Janet Groth
Darlene Guy
Wayne and Kay Hanner
Karen Hargis
Ron and Mary Harmsen
Quint and Linda Harnacke
Scott and Connie Harp
Judy Harris
Stephen E. Hartnell
Judy Haseley
Vicky Hastings
Judy Hathhorn
Ms. Sondra Heidbreder
Christina S. Hemenway
Doris Higdon
Patricia Hinkle
Tyler Hodge
Joan Horrom
Brenda C. Hostetter
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Howen
Jeff and Patricia Huffer
Mrs. Helen M. Hullinger
Robin Hunter
Lena M. Ingram
Jim and Nancy Ireland
Mrs. Karen Irwin
Aaron and Jodi Jackson
Terri Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy E. James
Vera James
Kevin Jason
Damian and Ellen Jocke
Curtis and Debra Johnson
Dallas and Debra Jones
Hazel L. Jones
Joseph W. and Kenda R. Jones
Ms. Joyce Jones
Mary Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Juhl
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jurgens
Mr. and Mrs. Jurgenson
Ruth W. Kapik
Stephen Kasa
Shauna Kenley
Chuck Kilhoffer and Kathy Trapp Kilhoffer
Jean Kirk
Nancy Kleinman
Shirley Klink
Dale E. and Joycelyn M. Klockenga
Donald Klockenga
Elaine Klockenga
Eunice Klockenga
Ron and Vicky Klokkenga
Gary and Judy Knauer
Elaine E. Knight
Sue Knight
Dorothy Komnick
Harold Krusemark
Laurie A. Lahr
Jerald and Janet Langenbahn
Mr. and Mrs. David Lanning
Becky Leach
and Mrs. Michael Leake Jr.
Michael and Debra Leake
Mrs. Shirley M. Leake
Ronald D. and Carole Leathers
Jean Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee Jr.
Keith and Charlise Leesman
Barbara Lercher
Betty J. Lessen
Sarah Lessen
Aaron W. and Joyce D. Liesman
Lincoln Masonic Lodge #210
LMH Employees
Diana and Jim Loeffler
Logan Railsplitting Association
Don and Jeanne Ludwig
Gary and Brenda Maas
Cindy Mammen
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Mara
Ms. Joanne Marlin
Galen D. Marten
Jeff and Jean Martin
Phyllis A. Martin
Ms. Linda Maxey
Lance and Sharon McCormick
Beverly McRoberts
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McShane
ME Realty
Michael and Diane Meador
Duaine Melton
Sue Meyer
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Tim Rempe
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Jason Rohrer
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Alan and Crissie Roos
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Marlene Thompson
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Sherry M. Westfall
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Rita R. Wilson
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