People driving by the pasture were alarmed at the sight of horses and goats on fenced land near Guildford, Mo. The animals were sothin that their ribs were showing. They reported their concerns to SheriffBryan Atkins, and the sheriff called the Humane Society of Missouri.

Working in cooperation with the Andrew County Sheriff’s Department,the Animal Cruelty Task Force (ACT) rescued the 37 starving animals (29 horses, six mini-horses and two goats) on November 11, 2010. Theemaciated animals had no access to healthy food or fresh water. Tworecently deceased horses also were found on the property, literally starved to death.

Two other horses were so severely underweight they were in immediatedanger of dying. They were taken directly to an equine hospital; all the otherswere transported to Longmeadow Rescue Ranch near Union, Mo.

“Taking the animals out of here knowing they’ll be safe now is the greatest feeling I could have,” said BrianWilliams, animal cruelty investigator, Humane Society of Missouri.

Safe HavenFounded in 1988 and operated by the Humane Society of

Missouri, Longmeadow Rescue Ranch has earned a nationalreputation for its excellence and dedication to abused andneglected horses and farm animals.

In the early days of the ranch, one or two rescues a year wasthe norm. Over the next 20 years, the number rose to 20 or 30rescues annually. It continues to grow, in large part because the number of law enforcement officers who know about theexpertise of HSMO’s Animal Cruelty Task Force andLongmeadow Rescue Ranch continues to increase. The ranch is a safe haven for up to as many as 350 animals at a time.

As was the case with the Andrew County animals, newarrivals are usually underweight and sometimes injured. Often the animals are wary of people, for obvious reasons.

“This is the first time that most animals have been around caring humans,” noted AmandaMullen, ranch director. “It’s our job to build trust so they can be adopted.”

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Humane Society of Missouri

DirectoryWebsitewww.hsmo.orgwww.longmeadowrescueranch.org

Main Number314-647-8800

Report Animal Abuse and Neglect 314-647-4400

Adoption Centers Pet Lost and Found, Cremation Services

St. Louis City Center 314-951-1562Westport Area Center 314-951-1588Chesterfield Valley Center 636-530-0805

Adoption Centers HoursMon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.Sun. noon-4 p.m.

Veterinary Medical Centers All locations 314-951-1534Patients seen by appointment

Veterinary Medical Centers HoursSt. Louis City Center and Westport Area Center

Mon. & Fri. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.Tues. & Wed. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.Thurs. 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.Sat. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Chesterfield Valley CenterMon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Sat. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Donations 314-951-1542Memberships, auto donations, planned giving

Volunteer Program 314-951-1577

Longmeadow Rescue Ranch 636-583-8759Open House: Fridays noon-3 p.m.

Saturdays 11 a.m.-3 p.m.Other adoption hours by appointment

Location Addresses:Headquarters/St. Louis City Center –

1201 Macklind Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110Westport Area Center – 2400 Drilling

Service Dr., Maryland Heights, MO 63043Chesterfield Valley Center – 17357 Edison

Ave., Chesterfield, MO 63005Longmeadow Rescue Ranch – 480 Josephs

Rd., Union, MO 64084All locations closed major holidays.

Tails StaffPublisher – Kathryn Warnick, presidentManaging Editor – Jeane Jae, vice president

of CommunicationsEditor – Karen Isbell, Isbell InkStaff Contributors – Sue Gassner, Laura

Renner, Angela Smith, Jessica StegenDesign – Amy Faulkenberry, Edge Creative Photography – Mike Bizelli, employees,

volunteers and supporters of the Humane Society of Missouri

Tails is published quarterly by the Humane Society of Missouri.

MissionSince 1870, the Humane Society of Missourihas been dedicated to second chances. We provide a safe and caring haven to allanimals in need—large and small—that havebeen abused, neglected or abandoned. Our mission is to end the cycle of abuse andpet overpopulation through our rescue andinvestigation efforts, spay/neuter programs and educational classes. We are committed tocreating lasting relationships between peopleand animals through our adoption programsand our shelter pet training program. We further support that bond by makingavailable world-class veterinary care.

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Geraldine AugerErin R. BraddockVirginia M. BuschJean E. Collins, Ph.D.Kathie Day

Jeffrey DemerathHarvey FieldsJim GlaenzerRobert W. HullMalcolm Ivey

Michael G. JosiasMary C. KullmanTed LevisAnn LibermanLaurie Livingston

Dr. Robert A. McCoyJan Torrisi-MokwaPam NicholsonGeorge D. TomaziKathryn Wright Warnick

Dorie WilnerDIRECTORS EMERITUS

Andrew BreslerEdwin B. Meisner, Jr.Faye Beth O’Byrne

Humane Society of Missouri Board of Directors 2010-2011

Last Novemberdogs in Missouri’ssubstandard puppymills achieved agreat victory.

The hard work, dedication and “Yes to Prop B” votes ofmany HSMO donors andsupporters gave dogs used forcommercial breeding a realchance for a decent life.

Now, before this law eventakes effect, some Missourilegislators want to repeal it. They say voters didn’tunderstand the act’s provisionsor were duped. This is an insult to voters who clearlyunderstood the need forimproved standards of care fordogs used for profit-makingpurposes. For years, thelegislature would not deal withthis problem. Now, when themajority of Missourians havedealt directly with this issue,some legislators want to defy the will of the people.

When the Puppy Mill Cruelty Prevention Act (PMCPA) becomes law late this year, dogs in commercialbreeding facilities will:

• have room to stretch andmove more freely in theircages and exercise outsideinstead of living their entirelives in a space just 6” largerthan their bodies.

• receive annual, hands-onveterinary exams and prompttreatment for injuries anddisease instead of a cursory,facility “look-see” with noindividual exams.

• Be able to stand on a solidsurface instead of a wire-bottom cage which causesinjury to paws and legs.

If the PMCPA is repealed,tens of thousands of dogswill continue to suffer. Wecannot allow this to happen.We must act now to ensure agood future for the dogsfrom which people profit.

We won a victory forpuppy mill dogs last year.With your assistance, wecan ensure the suffering willend for breeding animals indesperate need of help.

Missouri Votes “Yes” to End Puppy Mill Cruelty; Legislators Poised to Ignore the People’s Will

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Sign up for our legislative email alerts at www.hsmo.org/advocacy.

Encourage everyoneyou know who wants to end suffering forinnocent animals to take action now.

Contact your legislators in person,by phone, by email and U.S. mail. You canfind your legislators atwww.hsmo.org/advocacy.

Donate to our Animal Cruelty Fundto rescue, rehabilitateand rehome puppy mill survivors atwww.hsmo.org/helpanimals.

What You Can Do to Prevent theContinuing Cruelty

Preparing Horses for AdoptionOnce an abused or neglected horse has

reached a healthy weight and received calmingTLC from the staff, it’s time for LongmeadowRescue Ranch Trainer Scott Jaycox to work his magic. Horses are evaluated for their levelof training before beginning the program.Jaycox starts literally at step one: coaxinghorses to accept a friendly human touch. From there, he uses the five training levels of the Natural Horsemanship Method.

Depending on past training and tempera-ment, horses require several months to a year to complete all five levels. After adoption,owners can take advanced training, for anadditional fee, at Longmeadow Rescue Ranch or the horse’s new home.

Rehab Can Be Lengthy and Expensive“It takes a huge investment to rehab horses,” explained

Mullen. “In rescues like Andrew County, the animals requiremonths of specialized diets, vaccinations and other veterinaryprocedures. Anyone who raises large animals can attest to the substantial cost of taking proper care of them.”

“We do these things for the animals because they can’t speak for themselves,” she added.

Carmen Skelly, statewide investigator for the HumaneSociety of Missouri had this to say on site at the Novemberrescue: “It’s a privilege and honor to pull these horses out of danger, take them to Longmeadow Rescue Ranch and know they are going to be well cared for. Last night was their last bad night.”

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Sheriff Decries AnimalNeglect and Abuse

Andrew County Sheriff Bryan Atkinswatched approvingly while rescuers from theHumane Society of Missouri loaded starvinghorses and goats for transport to LongmeadowRescue Ranch. Atkins sought help from ourAnimal Cruelty Task Force after personallyseeing the emaciated animals knee-deep inmud in a barren pasture.

The sheriff, who raises livestock, was soappalled at the animals’ condition that hedelivered two large bales of his own hay. Atkinsalso brought an independent veterinarian to theproperty who determined the animals couldnot survive the winter without intervention.

Atkins sharply criticized the absenteeowners for neglecting their animals to the pointof starvation.

“I am letting people know that if you’re going to own large animals or a large number of animals, you need to afford to take care ofthem, to spend time with them, to feed themand properly care for them,” he said. “If not, we may be doing this again.”

Sponsor a Barn Buddy and help take a bite out of the hefty costs of caring forLongmeadow Rescue Ranchanimals. Sponsors receive aCertificate of Care, a photo, a biography of their animaland the opportunity to meettheir Barn Buddy in personany Friday or Saturday.

For anything-but-ordinarygifts, surprise animal loverswith their own Barn Buddies.

Won’t YouBe My BarnBuddy?

Watch the Rescue video at hsmo.org

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Visit Longmeadow Rescue Ranch anyFriday from noon to 3 p.m. or Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., year-round exceptmajor holidays.

Delight in the small wonders of miniaturehorses, donkeys, goats and a cow fittinglynamed Mini Moo. Scratch thousand-pound pig Snortin’ Nortin. (He loves it.) Say hello to Mama Llama, Binks the Goose, Twister the Miracle Colt and all the Barn Buddies.

Nestled among 165-acres of woodland 10miles outside Union, Mo., LongmeadowRescue Ranch is a pleasant day trip from St. Louis and most of central Missouri. Bring a picnic to enjoy with family and friends under Poppy’s Shelter.

For information on tours or a map and directions, visit www.longmeadowrescueranch.org To become a Barn Buddy, visit our website or call 314-951-1542.

Once they arrived at Longmeadow, thehorses and goats were quarantined whilethey were weighed, de-wormed andexamined by a veterinarian. Their diet wasset and immediate medical needs lookedafter. All horses also required dental care.

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Bring dogs inside. Don’t leave them outside inthe cold for long periods oftime or they can developfrostbite on ears, tails andfeet. If you run with yourdog, be attentive to coldpaws and leave Fido at homewhen it is too cold.

Always keep catsinside. “Outside” cats areoften the victims of cars,

dogs, other predators andinhumane people.

Provide adequateshelter. If your dog livesoutdoors, you must provide a well-insulated and draft-free doghouse. (It’s the law.)

Provide plenty of foodand water. It takes moreenergy in the winter to keepbody temperature regulated,so your pet needs additionalcalories if he or she spends a lot of time outdoors. Check and refill outsidebowls often. Snow is not a substitute for water.

Beware of anti-freezeand rock salt. Anti-freezesmells and tastes good toyour pet, but is lethal. If you suspect your pet hasingested it, contact your

veterinarian immediately!Rock salt can irritatefootpads. Be sure to rinseand dry your pet’s feet after being outside.

Dry off wet pets. Towel or blow-dry pets when they get wet from rain or snow. Dry and clean paws to prevent tinycuts and cracked pads.

Bundle up. Short- orcoarse-haired dogs might get too cold; consider asweater or a coat.

Groom regularly. Well-groomed coats keepanimals properly insulated.Long-haired dogs shouldhave their paw hair clipped to ease snow removal andcleaning their feet.

Meet a Volunteer Who Can’t Decide

If you are looking for a Jill of All Trades, look nofurther than long-time volunteer Fran Beezley. Since1988, she has beeninvolved withvolunteer dutiesranging from theVeterinary Clinic to Pet Pal dog walkerto foster parent andthe Greater St. Louis

Training Club. It’s hard for her to pick what herfavorite part of volunteering is!

Fran first became involved with the HumaneSociety after her husband passed away. She was looking for something to occupy her onweekends and thought that helping dogs, whichshe’s always loved, would be a good fit. She was certainly right.

Angel, Fran’s fur child, graciously shares her home with lots of foster pets and frequentlyaccompanies her to the Humane Society. Havingbeen a volunteer for 22 years, Fran has seen thefoster and Pet Pal programs grow tremendously.“Sometimes we all get tired and upset but weremember how much good we do. It all comesfrom a deep love of the animals.”

For more information on how to care for your pets duringthe winter months, visit the Humane Society of Missouriwebsite www.hsmo.org.

B-r-r-r-!If it’s too cold foryou, it’s too cold for your pet.

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Kids ages 6 to 14 have fun and learn lots of fantasticfacts about animals. AnimalAdventure classes are fun three-hour “animal encounters” where you interact with animals as you learn about your favorite finned, furry or feathered friends. Meet animal experts and make agreat animal-related craft to take home.

Barnyard-a-PaloozaA day at Longmeadow RescueRanch – Meet and learn aboutour rescued horses and farmanimal friends. Enjoy ahayride, barn tours, horseactivities and demonstrations.

Harry Pawter: The Half-Blood Pawprintand his MisunderstoodAnimalsThis exciting encounter hasyou diving into all things mutt.And what about Harry Pawter’ssnakes, rats, bats and owls?You’ll find out at platform 9 and3/4. Hop on and find out if theyare awful or awesome.

Law and Order:Animal Victims UnitIt’s your job to solve this crimecommitted against an animal.This victim can’t talk, soexamine the evidence and learnhow to take a bite out of crime!

Moo-oo-vieMania Underthe Stars Looking forsomething fun to do on a SummerFriday night? Bring your pooch, a picnic and ablanket and join us in Throop Parkwhile we watch afamily-friendlyanimal moviebeneath the stars!Look for show times and featuredflicks on ourwebsite.

A device the size of a grain of rice reunitedRocket with his family 18 months after the feline went missing.

“The cat was brought to us by a goodSamaritan who found it near her home,” saidTammi Britton, shelter manager at theChesterfield Valley Center. “We scanned himand were happy to find a microchip.”

Using the unique serial number on the tinydevice, the shelter staff easily located the Jacunfamily (Heather and David and sons Sam, Daveand Noah).

The owners wanted to be happy but insteadwere dubious. After all, their nine-year-old pethad been lost for a year and a half, just after theirmove to Ballwin from University City.

“We couldn’t believe it at first,” said HeatherJacun. “We asked them to check again becauseRocket is missing half his tail. They did, and itwas our boy.” The Jacuns joyfully picked up theirold friend the day after Thanksgiving.

“He knew us right away, and our Boxer Tessadefinitely remembered Rocket. She immediatelycleaned his whole face,” laughed Heather Jacun.

“We were so happy to find the cat’s family,” said Britton. “He is our ‘poster boy’ forthe microchip system.”

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The microchip system was created for scenariosjust like Rocket’s and isrecommended by theHumane Society of Missouri.

It takes less than a minute to insert, but lasts for thepet’s lifetime. It causes nodiscomfort; in fact the pet isunaware of its existence.

About the size of a grain of rice, a microchip isimplanted between a pet’sshoulder blades with asyringe. Its unique serialnumber is entered into anational database along with the owner’s name and contact information.

Strays are routinely checked for microchips with a hand-held scanner.Much like bar-code readersin retail stores, the scannerbeeps when it finds the chip. Most veterinary offices and shelters are able to scan the chip.

RocketFindsHome,SweetHome

Call the Veterinary Medical Center at 314-951-1534for an appointment to have your pet microchipped.

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See the comprehensive list of summer programs andregister online at www.hsmo.org. Or call 314-951-1572.

We’ve Unleashed Our 2011 AnimalAdventures for Kids!Our biggest offering of summer fun ever. Sign up now. Classes fill up fast!

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EducationGift cards to Borders, Michael’s, Bradburn’s or Wal Mart

Art suppliesAnimal-related magazine subscriptions

Animal Cruelty Task ForceAluminum three-horse trailerEmergency lights for rescue vehicles (call or email for specifics)

SD memory cards for digital cameras

Longmeadow Rescue RanchDurafork manure forks4x4 gauze padsOutdoor hoses

Adoption CentersCanned food for cats and dogsBuster Cubes, Kongs or other treat-dispensing toys

Veterinary Medical CentersHeating pads and hot water bottles

Towels, blankets, quilts and fluffy rugs

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Husch Blackwell LLP is proud to support the Humane Society of Missouri and their continued dedication to providing a safe and caring environment for all animals in need. We applaud their commitment to creating lasting relationships between people and animals through rescue efforts, adoption programs and educational classes.

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Charity Navigator,America’s premiercharity evaluator,recently announcedthe Humane Society ofMissouri is in the top3% of U.S. charitieshaving earned a sixthconsecutive 4-starrating for our ability to efficientlymanage and grow our finances.

Only 3% of thethousands of charitiesrated by CharityNavigator havereceived at least sixconsecutive 4-starevaluations, indicatingthat the HumaneSociety of Missouri

“consistently executes its missionin a fiscally responsible way, and

outperforms most other charitiesin America,” according to CharityNavigator. “We highlight the finework of efficient charities, andprovide donors with essentialinformation needed to give themgreater confidence in thecharitable choices they make.”

This exceptional designationfrom Charity Navigatordifferentiates Humane Society

of Missouri from its peers anddemonstrates to the public it isworthy of their trust. Forbes,Business Week, and Kiplinger'sFinancial Magazine, amongothers, have profiled andcelebrated Charity Navigator’sunique method of applying data-driven analysis to thecharitable sector.

Charity Navigator Ranks HSMO in Top 3% of Charities

Balloon Glow Dinner Benefitting the Humane Society of Missouri

Friday, September 16, 2011Private entry to Forest Park

and private parking

VIP Reception 5:30 p.m.

Balloon Glow Viewing and Cocktails

6:30 p.m.

Dinner and Dancing 8 p.m. – 11 p.m.

Fireworks 9:15 p.m.

An exclusive view of the spectacular Balloon Glow

For details and ticket info visit hsmo.org/glow

Save the Dates!

Making Connections that Make a Difference

Designer purses and shoes for raffle! You don’t want to miss it!

Thursday, June 30, 20116 p.m. – 8 p.m.

For details and ticket infovisit hsmo.org/purses

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For complete Wish List, visit hsmo.org.Click on Donate and select “Wish List.”

Find the Perfect GiftHUMANE SOCIETY OF MISSOURI GIFT SHOPS

Pet Supplies

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Macklind Avenue Headquarters,Chesterfield Valley and Westport Area Centers

• Amazing free-style performances by the Purina Incredible Dog Team

• Pet contests to show off your pooch’s greatest talents

• Heart-pounding shows from The Cadence drum troupe

• Funnel cakes, kettle corn and moreat our Country Fair Food Court

• Face painting, balloon animals,inflatable activities and more!

Presented by Purina ONE® dog food, Bark in the Park is the largest dog walk and festival in the Midwest. Proceeds

benefit the Humane Society’s Animal Cruelty Fund, dedicatedto investigating, healing and preventing animal abuse.

Fun activities forthe whole family

Help homeless animals and earn a few well-deserved treats for yourself! Our 2011 prize list is better than ever!For more information and a full list of prizes, visit hsmo.org/bark.

Register online at hsmo.org/barkAdults: $25*

Children ages 4-15: $5*Children 3 years and younger: FREE

*Includes official 2011 Bark in the Park T-shirt

May 21,2011Cricket Field in Forest Park

Can you help at Bark in the Park?It is impossible to host the largest dog walk and festival in the Midwestwithout the volunteers who work sohard before, during and after thefestivities. If you can help, contactLaura Renner at (314) 951-1577 or lrenner@hsmo.org.

DIMES for DOGSSMDid you know that astandard 12 oz. water bottle holds $90 worth of dimes?

Fill ‘em up, bring ‘em in. Please mark them “Dimes forDogsSM.” Call 314-951-1542 for more information. Thank you for caring about the animals.

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After digital radiographs (x-rays), Shelby was diagnosedwith hip dysplasia and anarthritic knee. A crucial kneeligament was so damaged it had to be replaced to stabilizeher knee and hip.

“Hip dysplasia is primarilyfound in large, strong breedssuch as German Shepherds,Rottweilers, Labradors andGolden Retrievers,” explainedDr. Travis Arndt, whoperformed the surgery at theChesterfield Valley Center. “Insome dogs, it is an inbred trait.

In others it begins after a kneeligament is torn when the dog twists a hind leg.”

During the surgery, Dr. Arndt removed thedamaged ligament and repairedthe knee by placing two strandsof heavy monofilament suturethrough the tibia (the bonebetween the knee and ankle)and then around the lateralfabella (the small bone behindthe knee). The “false ligament”around the outside of the kneejoint restored stability andended her pain and limping.

Shelby returned 10 days after surgery and was fully weight-bearing on her repaired leg.

The Pughs expected thehighest degree of professionalcare from Dr. Arndt and werenot disappointed. What theydidn’t expect was his degree ofpersonal interaction. “Beforethe surgery, Dr. Arndt showedus the x-rays and went overthem with us,” praised LisaPugh. “Right after the surgery,

he personally phoned us andgave us the complete run-down.When we went back for thestitches to be removed, he wasalso there.”

The Pughs bring all threeBoxers to the Humane Society.“Everyone from the front deskto the vet techs is professional,”she said. “And I can tell they allhave pets. We like knowing weare helping other animals whenwe take our dogs there.”

Skilled SurgeonConstructs NewLigament for Boxer

Jeff and Lisa Pugh, their son Steve (far left) and daughter Lori (right), raised Shelby from a puppy. When they decided their “only dog” needed a playmate, they found brindle Boxer Nova at the Westport Area AdoptionCenter. Beau came from owners who realized that with long commutes and two young children they were not giving him the care he deserved.

Much-lovedBoxer trioBeau, Novaand Shelby

Lisa and Jeff Pugh noticed their Boxer Shelbylimping on the stairs. It was surprising because the pet they’d raised from a puppy was barely three years old. Since they were already bringing Shelby to the Humane Society for veterinary care, they made an appointment.

Open to the public, the Humane Society’s three Veterinary MedicalCenters provide expert care with state-of-the-art diagnostic andsurgical facilities. Proceeds from the clinics help homeless animals.Learn more at hsmo.org or call 314-951-1534.

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In Memory of PetsAbby and MarkMs. Susan Knipmeyer

AjaxBen LandesmanSharon and Craig RamseyDavid and Linda Landesman

AnnieDavid Nemerov and Diane Weber

Archie and VeronicaDavid Nemerov and Diane Weber

ArnieMcNair School

AshMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Owen

BabycatHerman and Vicki Rapert

Baron I, II, III and Lady I, II, IIIand MaxMr. and Mrs. Paul H. Giljum

BaskervilleMrs. Peggy Lee C. Russell

BenClare Davis and David Obedin

BuddyMr. Robert Ehlen

Buffy Marie ArnoldMr. and Mrs. D. E. Arnold

CallieMr. Richard Radford

Callie SedgwickSparky and Sawyer Olson

Candy and JennyMiss Mary K. Mickey

CashMr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson

CheyenneJohn and Wendy Schoenfeldt

ConnerMs. Beth Cosma

CookieMrs. Joanne Galanis

Creampuff, Muffin, Buddy andDaisy KrollMs. Cristina Slow

CupcakeMr. and Mrs. David Whalen

DaleClare Davis and David Obedin

Dancing QueenScootie, Pat and Larry Parsons

DollyMs. Patricia Gunby

DuffyMs. Betty Williams

DukeMr. and Mrs. Gary LynchJohn, Mary E., Jessica and Aaron Johnson

Dusty KornblumMr. Lawrence Willick

EllieMs. Eleanor J. Moore

Ellie and RosieMr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Becker

FritzMr. David V. Schuehler

FuzzballMs. Judith A. Willard

Gabby LombardoLove, Laura, Bella and Shelby

GoldieMs. Jennifer ColeBill Libit

Goldie GiesekeCarla Flinn, Carolyn Shannon,Craig Stensland, Jerry Waters and Lou Brislane

GretaErin Poettker

GusBrian Fiedler

Gypsey RoseMr. and Mrs. Robert Starkey

Hamish Lee VitskyMs. Grace Lee

HannahSusan and Dick LangdonMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kahle

Harry PotterPattering Paws LLC

Harry T.Ms. Janice Starke

Henry FurrerMs. Ann Mueller

HollyMs. Judy W. GriffinMr. William D. WassonChristopher Brenner and Tyler Olsen

HudsonMs. Dianne Carlile

HunterIvan Filipi

JackMs. Dianne Carlile

JakeSharon and David Raich

JessePaula and Rodger Riney and Gizmo

Jesse Owens FowlerMs. Leigh E. Major

JettaMr. Steven P. Reise

Kay and TreyMs. Nancy L. Ellis

KlassiqueMs. Linda R. Reifschneider

KobeMax and Gus

LibertyHerman and Vicki

Lizzie, Paco, Maggie, Ginger and WhiskeyMr. and Mrs. Louis E. Ranzini

LuckyMr. Gene Logerman

LucyMs. Melodie K. Donovan

MaddieShari, Max and Parker Dover

MaggieJeff and Pat Wilner

MalloryAndy and Nancee Glaser and FamilyMrs. Betty Spitzer

Mama CatMr. and Mrs. J. S. Livingston

MaxDane and Cyndy HaumesserMs. Gelene M. LungwitzMr. William Williams

Max and MuffieMr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephans

Max, Ben and BlueMs. Jane C. Hughes

MazikMs. Virginia PantonMs. Alice G. Wamser

MegHealey Family

Meg and JibMr. Steven M. Bruce

MichelobMs. Cora J. Lippi

MidnightMiss Patricia G. Kellerhals

Miss AnniePattering Paws LLC

Miss Ellie MaeMr. Mark Baker

Miss MolliePattering Paws LLC

MissyMs. Mary Schmelzle

Misty, Gretta, Hansel and JokerDoris Fischer

MorrisMs. Susan E. Adams

Mr. MacPattering Paws LLC

Mt. Aire’s SunsetThe Hofman Family

MuffinMr. and Mrs. Guy A. Buchanan

Muffy and TroubleMs. Gretchen Ritter

MuggsyMs. Ruth L. Rosen

MurphyJack and Paula Collins

NickRobin Greene

NT the Cinderella CatMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Tretter

OliverMarcia L. O’Connell

OscarGrammy and Pops

Pal, Queenie, Trixie, Oscar, Molly and PeppiMrs. Marie Lucas

Patsy, Strudel, Weenie, Snuggles,Sadie, Snickers, Donut andMaggieJudy and Bob Magraw

PeachesDr. and Mrs. James Gerst

Pedro, Willi, Max, Rudi and AlexMs. H. Schwabenland

PipSteve Crouch, Rick Price and Buddy

Pretty BoyMondi Ghasedi

Princess ParsonsMr. William A. Heyde III

PuchonMr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne

Punkin, Annie and RiffieMrs. Eleanor J. Hartog

QuigleyQuigley’s Mom

RajiJennifer, Marmi and Gus

RebelOzark Ridge Riders Saddle Club

RipleyKaren, Lauren, Brittany, Rock and T.T.

RockyMr. Grahame Turnbull

Rose StuartMr. Thomas Winsor

RosieMr. Roger Schneider

Rosie and CodiMr. and Mrs. John Akscin

SadieCarol Galbraith and Galen Benson

Sandra, Elaine, Misty, Chester,Spike and CCMrs. Rachel M. Graham

SamAlicia, Michael, Jake and Zack of Brokerage Unlimited, Inc.

Sammy BiskupMs. Beth Johnson

Sammy, Billy Boy, Hula Boy and NatalieMr. and Mrs. Gary Storm

SampsonYour girls at Bellevue Radiology

Samuel Cole TherouxMrs. Traci Griffin

SandyMr. William ArnoldTom and Karen Jacobs

SaschaMopsi

SashaMr. Jon T. Deuchler

Sasha, Pumpkin, Alex, Pansy and MerlinMs. Elsbeth Brugger

Schnapps, Agassiz, Peep,Paintball and DotMiss Vanessa Barton

Tributes&

MemorialsThe following companies and individuals have contributed $50 or more to

the Humane Society of Missouri as a memorial or in honor of someone special. Donations were received between September 1, 2010 and December 31, 2010.

Pat Weiland, district manager of Jiffy Lube, Kathy Warnick,president of HSMO, and Tony Clark, division director of Jiffy Lube, at a recent check presentation for Jiffy Lube’s summer 2010 promotion “Unleashing Excellent Customer Service!”

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ScooterMrs. Nola A. Rigsby

SkiffCarolyn and Bob

SneezerMr. and Mrs. Harold R. Morris

SnickersDr. Pamela Grant

SnoopyMs. Judith Morgan

SophieTroy, Mindy, Milo and Ezra

Sox Lorden and Jack MaynardMr. and Mrs. Steven G. Liescheidt

SpookyMs. Peggy D. Sharp (2)

Stan EisenbeisJoan and Brad Eisenbeis

SunnyMr. and Mrs. Dennis Coogan

SweetieAlicia, Michael, Jake, Zack andTeddy Tessler

TaylorGreg and Mary Tate

Teddy BearMs. Elizabeth A. Biddick

TeyaRuben, Virginia and Rora

The pets of my beloved friendsMrs. Joan Shewmake

TiffanyMr. and Mrs. Robert Caplin

TipperMr. and Mrs. John Cleator

TitanDr. Nikoleta Kolovos

Toto MartinMrs. J.H. Armstrong and Pimm and Spinner Armstrong

TrumanMs. Miriam E. Joseph

TuckerDavid Nemerov and Diane Weber (2)

TylerMs. Jean Brumback

Zeus DrummCarol and Buzz Drumm

Zu ZuMs. Shirley L. Bragg

In Honor of PetsAll creatures great and smallMs. Joyce Inman

Amy, Soo Zi, Lucky and OzzieMs. Dianne Carlile

BorisMr. Roger Schneider

Calvin EvansAubrey Evans

Chomper and DaisyMs. Judith A. Willard

Cookie McCabeMr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell

EllieMs. Julene Van Kleeck

FalaMs. Judith A. Stenzel

For Patricia Ellebracht’s Dogs OnlyMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ellebracht

Gabriel and MacyMs. Brenda Gerdes

Hillary and LadyAllen and Alice Flamm

Libby Cervetto-MullicanGranC and Grandad

Lucky and CaseyMr. Scott Brent

LucyFur, MacBeth and WankerMr. and Mrs. Kevin Conroy

MaggieMr. and Mrs. Robert T. Burkert

Mattie PaulRandy and Helen Paul

Miss LilyPattering Paws LLC

Murdoch LeeMs. Grace Lee

Nala FarquharMrs. Rebecca Farquhar

Nemo and SylviaMr. Andrew Domjan

PeachesMrs. Eleanor J. Hartog

Peanut and Spanky - Our “Special” DachshundsJudy and Bob Magraw

PumpkinMrs. Marie Lucas

RosieDonna, Arne, Michael and Xander

Ruby, Lou and CharlieThe Kieraths

SamMs. Marla Heyduck

SamsonMs. Jennifer Lammert

SmokyBob and Shelley Freisinger

Tulip’s BirthdaySandra and James Patton

In Honor of PeopleJim AbkemeierMolly

George AhrensMs. Anna Wells

Mr. and Mrs. N.P. Apter’s 70th Wedding AnniversaryMr. Harris J. Frank

Gerry AugerBlick & Staff Communications

Beverly J. AustinFriends of Beverly J. Austin

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian BakerCrystal and Nelson Spencer

Lynne BareMr. Gary Masnica

Joe and Michelle BeckerMr. Dennis Harmon

David BentleyThank you, Fiery

Joy BerryMs. Lisa R. Burgess

Jackie BeulickMrs. Rachael Cosby

Dr. Suji Bhatia and the Brace GirlsMs. Kathleen Coolman

Karen BiggsMs. Carol Shahriary

Mike and Kay BizelliMr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wickiser

Jourdan BlackwellMrs. Joyce F. Blackwell

Laurel BosqueMrs. Paula J. Bosque

Mary and Lank Branstetter Gail Presswood

Dr. Julie BrinkerMr. Joe Goldenberg

Donna BrinkmeyerBlick & Staff Communications

L.D. BrodskyMr. Stuart Fabe

Mrs. Abe Brussell’s BirthdayMr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne

Buff BuffkinBlick & Staff Communications

Barbara Caciolo, M.D.Judy, Carol, Betty, Peggy andMarsha

The CalcaterrasMs. Susan B. Pensoneau

Erika CarrWoody, Terry, Rocky, Eve, Sam and Ypsi

Linda Carter’s BirthdayRichard and Roger

Bob and Diane CeccariniDr. and Mrs. Susan and Steven M. Shields

Norty CohenBlick & Staff Communications

Lynn CollinsThe Rector Clan

Marie ColwellMs. Jeanne E. Laythe

Peter ConradBlick & Staff Communications

Amy CostelloBlick & Staff Communications

Jennifer DieblingBlick & Staff Communications

Kelly DolanMonsanto Fund

Brenda DotsonMr. and Mrs. David R. Haag

Kara DuncanMr. Kevin Grantham

Mr. Mel Dunkelman’s Special BirthdayMrs. Faye Beth O’Byrne

Carl EisterholdEllen Parkus

The doctors and staff of EllisvilleVeterinary HospitalJackie and Steve Rouff

Mr. and Mrs. Jack EnglerCrystal and Nelson Spencer

Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtis EnglerCrystal and Nelson Spencer

Bryan ErwinMike, Libby and Cameron

The EschmannsMs. Susan B. Pensoneau

Asti FavaMs. Linda Siemers

Helen FeeneyBette and Andy Constantin

Eugene and GenevieveFieldhammerGary and Hilary Welsh

James E. FischerMs. Joyce V. Fischer

James and Kathy FischerMs. Joyce V. Fischer

Don and Becky FischerMs. Joyce V. Fischer

Dr. Anita FischerMs. Susan G. Gurley

Jane FishkopMr. Douglas Cassel

Emily Nordmann Flanigan and Christopher FlaniganMs. Marie Nordmann

Patricia A. FlauterVic and Sandy Canter and Buddy Joe

Kelly FrancisMrs. Janice Francis

Margaret Stacy GaalMr. Edward L. Cope

Lisa GansMom and Carl

Sue Gassner’s 30th anniversaryin the Education Department ofthe Humane Society of MissouriThe Friends and Admirers of Sue Gassner

Tammy GauMr. Jeffrey T. Gau

Susan GavinMr. Gary Van Hall

Lacey GayBlick & Staff Communications

Mr. and Mrs. C.B. GebhardCrystal and Nelson Spencer

Dr. Sarah GeorgeThe George Foundation

Anne GierseBlick & Staff Communications

Randy Gorbein and Carol ButlerMs. Lisa R. Burgess

Julia GoldmanMs. Miriam Dennis

Jenn and Steve GontramTracey and Bill Marshall

Sandy GoralnikMs. Tracy C. Green

Alicia GoveroMarian and Raymond BuehlerMark, Amy, Randy, Lori, Travis,Sarah, Amanda and Jenn

Steve and Cheryl GrantMs. Jane Allsworth

Mark HaarrmannBlick & Staff Communications

Dee HallC.E. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy’sWeddingMr. Kirk YatesMrs. Jacquelyn S. Rocchio

Hope HarlDr. Kimberly Steele

Scott HarrisonPJ Harrison

Harvester Animal ClinicThe Underwood Family Cats

John HaughBlick & Staff Communications

Laura HeimanMom and Dad

Ron HippeMs. Mary E. Kruger

Tom and Karleen HoerrMichael and Rebecca Zaccarello

Catherine HoffmanJack

Jane HowzeMs. Julie Van Etten

Alexa and Bob HullMs. Dianne Carlile

Angie Jamjamian’s 80th BirthdayVirginia BohiganJane MatoesianVirginia Heckwolf

Marjorie JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Anderson

Tonia JonesMr. Mark Smalley

Elizabeth JosephsonMr. Peter Malarkey

Dr. Karagiannis and Dr. LeonardBrennan and Rachel Platke

Melissa KassPete and Maryellen Kass

Janice KearnsMaggie and Baxter

Terrence and Geneva KemperMs. Lana J. Dinehart

Kennelwood Village StaffMr. and Mrs. Dave and Johanna Hicks

Galene KessinMs. Shari Clayman-Kerr

Sally Key’s BirthdayMr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne

Dr. William KistnerMr. and Mrs. David Kantrovitz

Laurie KleinShawn Medlin

Ward KleinBlick & Staff Communications

Tina KlockeBlick & Staff Communications

Wendy Knudsen-FarrellMrs. Kathleen Knudsen

Wendy Knudsen and George FarrellMs. Florence Duggan

Jim and Kim KraftSandy and Kerry KohringJane and Jim Rabey

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Julie KramerMrs. Nancy Hayes

Teresa KrollBlick & Staff Communications

Betsy LaakkoBlick & Staff Communications

Shannon LammertBlick & Staff Communications

Michael LeaseburgMr. Gary Masnica

Barb LeClereBlick & Staff Communications

Becky and Bob LeggatHarry, Missy, Margot and Anna

Janet LevyJoan Levy

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Levy IIIJoan Levy

In appreciation of Laurie andScott Livingston’s nice gestureMs. Sharon FreyMr. Daniel B. Hayes

Mark and Karen Lauder’sMarriageL. and J. RomayMr. and Mrs. Frank Zymroz

Longmeadow Rescue Ranch Staff MembersMr. D.J. Heywood

Lois LoydThe Bollmanns

Dr. Gail LueckeMrs. Adelaide L. Luecke

Michele LuxElizabeth and Aunt Nancy

Maggy, Sam and JimMichael and Barbara Alalof

John and Clare MajewskiJeff and Veronica Fernhoff

Michael ManchisiMs. Brenda Hopkins

Geof MansfieldMs. Nancie Fitzwater

Robert and Pat McAdamsMr. Jason McAdams

Mark McAmishKyle McAmish-Bahr

Amanda McClanahanMrs. Meredith Rubich-O’Connor

Mr. and Mrs. Tom McConnellCrystal and Nelson Spencer

Kathy McDadeDonald McDade

James McDadeDonald McDade

Mr. and Mrs. Glen McDonaldMs. Jennifer McDonald

Mrs. James S. McDonnell, III’sBirthdayMrs. William Barnes III

Dan, Sara, Ethan, Claire andAnna McGinnisMs. Dianne Carlile

Judy McNamaraMs. Joanne Stuart

Michelle McPhersonBlick & Staff Communications

Mrs. Melvin Mednikow’s Special BirthdayMr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne

Goldwater MeyerMr. and Mrs. David T. Smith

Jane and Martin MeyerMrs. Rosemary M. Schuster

Lynn and Dan MitchellMs. Barbara Wagner

Margaret MoggioChris and Lisa Moggio

Sue MuddMr. and Mrs. Dave and Johanna Hicks

Almir MutapcicRenate Hawkenberry

Kevin NacyMimi and Gary Hirschberg

Pam NicholsonAnita and John O’ConnellMs. Barrett S. Erker

Bob and Anita NoelMs. Allyson Hills

Douglass NorthConstance A. Lewis

Mrs. Faye Beth O’ByrneMr. and Mrs. S. C. Baer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Honeycutt

Mr. and Mrs. William T. O’ByrneMr. and Mrs. Foster B. Parriott II

Jim OlsenBlick & Staff Communications

Jayme O’RenicBlick & Staff Communications

Donna OrtlipMrs. Meredith Rubich-O’Connor

Jim and Sharon OrtmeyerBob, Beth, Sadie and Tyler

Kristina Oswald’s RetirementBob and Ruth Krueger

Nancy M. Pool’s 90th BirthdayJim and Anita Lamont

Dean PorterMark J. Burstein, Jacob S. Bursteinand Laurie S. BursteinSandra and Sean Gregory

Joann Radil and furry friendspast and presentGeri and Ron Hill

Rick RaminMr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne

Mary RichardsonMrs. Leslie Pattengill

Meghan RouffNina Jackie and Grandpa Steve

Mike SandersBlick & Staff Communications

Molly SaundersBlick & Staff Communications

The SausvillesMs. Susan B. Pensoneau

Eli SchachetMs. Carol Schachet

Mrs. Terry SchellerMs. Ann Nahom

William Schmitt’s BirthdayMr. and Mrs. Gilbert Schmitt

Neal SchroederMrs. Elizabeth Johnson

Nancy SchwartzBlick & Staff Communications

Helen SeerhermanMrs. Nancy Hayes

Dr. Bernard Shore’s SpeedyRecoveryMr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne

Susie and Michael SimpsonMs. Jennie Blanchet

Carmen Skelly’s BirthdayMrs. Anne PalsMs. Kathryn A. Eustace

Connie SmithMeg and Mike Proskey

Welcome to Baby Elle Juliette Smith, 7 lbs. 6 oz.,January 12, 2011The Development Department of HSMO

Kimberly R. SmithMr. and Mrs. Sid L. Raile

The Tennis GroupEllen, Judy, Karen, Norma and Sylvia

Tom and Dianna SpitznagelMrs. and Mr. Lenore Spitznagel

Michael SquitieriMrs. Susan Berent

Leslie St. ArmourDr. Donna Campbell

Tracey St. JohnBlick & Staff Communications

Eveylyn SteckMs. Leslie N. LimbergMr. Leo M. Steck

Earleen StockwellBlick & Staff Communications

Ryan and MonicaStoutenboroughDad and Becky

Gerri StrutmanThe Kate Weiner Family

Julie SuttonMr. John Glickert

Lynn W. TellerLaura Renner

Todd and Val Terry’s AnniversaryMs. Betsy Terry

George D. TomaziLutheran Church of the Living Christ

Mrs. John TorosianNelda and Vern Laws

Mr. and Mrs. Brad UrlaubMr. and Mrs. Foster B. Parriott II

Elizabeth VahlkampMr. and Mrs. D. G. Ribble

Sue ValentineMrs. Kelly Richter

John H. VanceMr. Mark Vance

Frank S. WalkerMr. and Mrs. John S. Ross

Kathy Warnick and HSMOManagement TeamMs. Sue Frayer

Kathryn W. WarnickMr. and Mrs. Terry E. SchnuckBlick & Staff Communications

Barry WeberMoneta Group, LLC

Wedding Guests of Susan Marcosand Craig WeilbaecherMr. Craig Weilbaecher

Mary Lou WendletonMr. Edward Marchiselli

Paul WillhiteJon, Karen, Jaron and Jasper

Bill and Debra WilliamsMrs. Brooke Schultz

Burt Wilner’s BirthdayMr. and Mrs. Steve Schneider

Mr. and Mrs. Richard WolffMr. Howard Witsma

Tim WolfMs. Lara Wolf

Ken WoodsChris, Maggie and Fiona

Devyn YatesMr. and Mrs. Dave Yates

Becky ZaccarelloMs. Mia Walters

Jeff ZiminskiBlick & Staff Communications

In Memory of IndividualsDonna AastromMr. Norman Rosenkoetter

Joseph “Joey” Adams IIISteve Gress Tuckpointing

Gene AdneyCrestview Middle School

G.L. BakerB.C. Lofchie

Pat BaniaMr. Harald BoerstlerMs. Tina BilhornLiberty Country ClubMrs. Doris LipinskiAmerican Enzyme/The Backyard PlaceMr. Mitchell C. Wieldt andStephanie RuedlinJohn and Carol DeBasioMike and Jill BennettMr. and Mrs. William McAlisterMr. Conrad BowersMs. Millicent ButlerMr. and Mrs. Wayne EllenbergerMr. Chris Lipinski and Ms. Sandi L. Phillips

Keith F. BarketEllen and David Barket

Anne Desloge BatesMr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Desloge, Jr.Mrs. Elizabeth S. BakewellMr. and Mrs. J.H. ArmstrongEmily Rauh PulitzerMs. Amelia SmithersDr. William F. KistnerDr. William H. DanforthMrs. Terry Moore ShepleyDr. and Mrs. Walter F. Ballinger IIIMs. Syida H. Long

Doris C. BaumhoffMr. and Mrs. Harry A. Blanchard

Sara Ann BeattyMs. Nancy Poteete and Tim WattMs. Louise DeHartGarden of InnocentsHawthorn Physician Services

Billie F. BeaversonMr. and Mrs. Duane JohnsonLeonard, Street and DeinardCreative Memories

Ralph BeckMs. Linda R. Reifschneider

Helen BeckerDavid Becker and Janet Brendes

Glennon and Antoinette BenderMr. and Mrs. Michael Bender

William Bennekemper Jr.Mr. John E. McAlisterMs. Susan PattonMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gow

Jack BenninghofenMr. and Mrs. David A. Braswell

Eugene Bernath and Tina BernathMrs. Alice L. Bernath

Douglas BivensMrs. Charles I. Sher

Kenneth BleichMr. and Mrs. David M. SindelarDr. Vanessa Reuter, VanessaAdams, Kelly Becker, ChrissyMorrow, Kihly Harmon, RebeccaMeier, Drew Murphy and Kristin DlugosDr. and Mrs. Lawrence MachtingerBurns and McDonnell FoundationMrs. Joyce Ward

Allen BloomDelta Dental of Missouri Staff andBoard of Directors

Bob BokelMr. and Mrs. Kurt Mungenast

David O. BornemannLouis and Linda HoulleMr. and Mrs. Fred QuevreauxMissouri Jig and EelersMrs. Bernice N. MuellerMr. and Mrs. Donald SchwentMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Berutti

Sharon BorotaTerri Rea and Rose Brady

Nick BoughmanMs. Janet Sadowski

Mrs. Jack BrackbillMs. Virginia Panton

Joseph L. BreitensteinMs. Deborah M. Rhomberg and Ms. Lorinda WrightMr. and Mrs. Harry A. BlanchardMrs. Nelda Bodeman and Brian

William Brennan Jr.Ms. Virginia Panton

Theresa “Terri” BrownDr. Salvatore and Mrs. Nicole ContiMr. Donald H. BrownMr. and Mrs. Stanley F. AbramsMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. PhelpsDr. and Mrs. Jerome MayerMr. and Mrs. John TuckerDarlene and Chuck Roland

Cody BrunkhorstMs. Mary Colombo

Nancy BryMr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne

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Dorothy BurchMs. Joan Robinson

Vera BusbyMr. Daniel FerracaneAl and Mary Jo Krausz

Beverly ButtsThe Schultz Family

Barbara Drace CargalMs. Marilyn CooperO’Sullivan-Muckle Mortuary

Shaun CarlileMs. Dianne Carlile

Joyce CarvertonMs. Joanne StraussMehlville TransportationMs. Brenda M. Hopkins

Rita ClarkeShoe Carnival

Michael P. ColomboMs. Mary Colombo

Eleanor C. ConnollyMr. and Mrs. Richard Freedberg

John Edwin ConradesMrs. John E. Conrades

Erma CowickMs. Deborah L. Dotson

Alice J. CreamerMr. James Belgeri

Faye E. CrowleyMr. Matt Crowley

Kenneth CutterMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hall

George DevlinMs. Jennifer Bridwell

Marian Disse BaileyMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Disse

Norman DollKent Nichols

Jimmy DroegeMs. Sally Geller

Pearl DulskyKerry and Barb MeyerJay McConnell Construction, Inc.

Roy DunsfordMrs. Linda Mulvihill

Rodman DurfeeMrs. Shirley G. Durfee

Vicki L. DyhouseMs. Linda KaiserMrs. Debbie Henderson

Matthew and Gladys EelesMr. Grahame Turnbull

Raymond EscheMrs. Joann Esche

Wilbur FearheileyAffton Lawn Equipment, Inc.The McCallisters and FreibergsMrs. Janet LinnMr. and Mrs. Jim RimkusMr. and Mrs. Robert R. Farrington

Karen FeldmanHumane Society of MissouriAuxiliary

Lindell Gene FieldsMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Bebee

Herman J. Flood, Jr.Ms. Nicole Buehler

Arlean FlotronMs. Patricia CaldwellChris Mutrux

Marian FrazierMs. Dianne Kramlich

Paul FriedmanMr. H. W. Palm

George “Tony” GernerMrs. Debby Anzalone

Forrest GibbsMs. Linda Watson

Robert GillilandMs. Marguerite Purgahn

Harriet GintherMr. Karl H. Meyer

Shauna GodfreyMs. Cheryl Fellner

Greg GoodrichMr. and Mrs. Gerald KretmarMs. Mary Straub

Mark Christian GornetMr. and Mrs. Tom DunnCarl and Jill KickhamMr. and Mrs. Walter W. Timm

Doug GraserMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Balsamo

Bill GriebelMs. Janis Griebel

Mildred GullerMs. Helen Kiriakos

William “Buzz” HaenerMr. and Mrs. Richard HaefnerMs. Mary A. Luebbert

Clara and Johnny Hahn and allthe doggies they’ve adoptedDr. June J. Skelly

Pauline HansonMr. and Mrs. David Huddart

Clifton William HarrisonMr. Brian A. Ragen

Aaron HefnerRobert and Joan BeitelDavid and Jan Kettler

Karen K. Henderson McCormackMr. Alfred J. Klevorn

Richard HerrMs. Dana Myers

Jack HigginsMr. and Mrs. P.F. Dressel

Sue HildrichLarry and Sue Hildrich

Rita Jane HillMr. Bob MillerMs. Lori AstonMs. Suzanne EttalliniMs. Melissa GregorMs. Jacqueline Schapp

David HinzeMr. and Mrs. Jim Carson

Max Lamberton HoadleyMr. and Mrs. Greg Baker

Jonell HopkinsMrs. Doris E. Weber

Dr. Michael R. HunterMartha and Jeff, Shannon, Heath,Kevin, Gina, Leslie, Jenn, JY,Glenda and Amber

Opal HussmanMr. and Mrs. Robert T. GrahamMs. Dawn OvermannMrs. Michael Schmitt

Patsy IngramMr. William Thompson

Ralph JaynesMrs. Donna Bodart

Leslie JenkinsMr. George S. Rees

Sherri JonesTracy Brown

Virginia Dare JonesMs. Megan Mueller

Grace MayMr. Jim May

Jim KeinerMs. K. D. JollyMonsanto Company

Jason Thomas KennedyCraig, Lisa and Jeremy Reno

Iola KerlsMr. and Mrs. C.J. Keitel

Clay KerriganJean Garrison and Betty Lemasters

Donna KesslerMr. and Mrs. Marvin LindemannMr. and Mrs. Charles Sulin

Robert “Bob” KienzleMike, Nicci, Mandie and Michael ClarkMr. Jack McElligottElizabeth, Rob, Joseph and Robert BattleMr. and Mrs. Michael A. QuallsMerle A. Coughlin

Violette R. KlevornMr. Alfred J. Klevorn

Daniel Kohler and HairiMr. and Mrs. Delaner Thomason

Michael KornblumJerry Sims and Andrea SmithMike’s Friends and Co-Workers at Roose and Cary

Joseph KrausMr. Russell Malchow Jr.

Hilda KrauseMr. and Mrs. Michael Gasparovic

Howard KuehnerMr. Kim D. KuehnerMr. Thomas SamsonMs. Leslie H. StuppTom and Cheryl Van DeWalleDr. M. R. CarlinRispah D. GambleMrs. Armarie B. MurphyKen Miesner and John SullivanMr. Tim ThorntonChouteau Building Group, LLCMr. Wesley J. LomaxMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Purcell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sprowls

Kerry KuehnerMr. Kim D. Kuehner

Hong Im LeeMs. Grace Lee

John LevySt. Louis Jewish Light

Robin LillardMr. and Mrs. John Cleator

Charles LinnenbringerMs. Kathy A. PoelkerMrs. Jill T. Claybour

Celeste Chambers LipscombMr. and Mrs. Whitelaw T. Terry, Jr.

Myrtle LohseThe Chat N Chew Breakfast Club

Edward LynchCivilian Activities Council - Rend Lake ProjectMr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkins

Jane MaddoxMr. and Mrs. David BesandThe Coulthard Sisters

Warren MaichelMr. Gene Logerman

Jerry MangelsdorfBudrovich Excavating, Inc.Mr. Clark R. CurrierMr. and Mrs. Arthur IseliMr. and Mrs. William R. Orthwein, Jr.Richard and Lisa MarstonThe Dayley Family

Mary Melba ManningerMs. Rosalinda Rosemann

Milton MarkensonMr. David ShermanMr. and Mrs. Robert BehrensMs. Delores HoltonMr. and Mrs. Paul SodkoAshlie Elliott

Elizabeth A. MarrsClifton Gunderson, LLP

Terry MarshDonna and Dave Bell

Gertrude (Bloss) MartinMs. Shirley A. Martin

Sandra “Sandy” Millner MayerLaura and Lee KrugMr. and Mrs. M. R. RobinsonMrs. and Mr. Eva Ashner

James McCormickMs. Vicki Seeck

Lillian McDanielMs. Karen Droege

George Edward McDonaldMs. Debbie PolitoMr. Sam Lock

Donald J. McMahon Jr.Mr. Jeffrey H. Becker

Marsha McMillanElla Schorman

Polly MellingerMr. and Mrs. William G. LewinMr. Ken WoytisekMr. and Mrs. Dennis F. SchowalterMr. and Mrs. Daniel CopeMr. and Mrs. Richard SeifertMr. and Mrs. Bruce SeymourMr. and Mrs. Gilbert BickelMs. Catherine QuintalMr. Jeffrey Pernoud

Calvin MeyerMr. and Mrs. Thomas Luther

Ilda Smith Elzemeyer LeschenMrs. John E. Conrades

Deloris A. MillerMrs. Bernice N. Mueller

Kenneth L. MillerMs. Susan WitteMs. Patricia HeibWells Fargo Advisors-Training and Development

Jean MilliganMrs. Kathleen Arink

Ray Morris, Jr.Ms. Barbara Anderson

Gene A. MosleyShaffers, Smiths and Bev GovreauPepsico and the guys from District 274Mr. John MurphyTom and Pat StifflerMs. Carol Henzler (2)

Jeffrey D. MossTom and Pat CaskanettGreg Grimes, Lucretia Reeves andTim Wheeler

Grace MuellerMs. Sarah Heussner and Mr. John Grove

Marion “Dale” MullenMr. and Mrs. Charles MeyerLake of the Woods Bunco Group

Sherry MusgroveMr. and Mrs. Bernard WurthMr. and Mrs. Gerald W. ZimmermanMr. and Mrs. C.J. KeitelPhilip and Cheryl Krah and Tim and Wendy Fetter

Elizabeth A. NaegerMr. Herman H. Naeger

Alexander M. NazarSchnucks on Arsenal

Susan Nehmen’s FatherMr. and Mrs. Terry Felumb

Mildred NeimanVA Regional Office Appeals Team

Rose L. NewellMs. Marguerite E. Saunders

Bernice NicholasMrs. Darlene Kinderman

Ethel Todd NichollsMr. and Mrs. Francis W. McCready

John O’KeefeMr. Tom DavisMr. Joseph CastellanoMr. Earl Hemmann

Susan OrlandoMr. and Mrs. Delaner Thomason

Orville Mrs. Helene Sewell

Vicky OxleyMs. Brenda Ropac

Roy and Margaret PartenheimerLois Tomazi

Samantha PayneMr. William Harrison Jr.

Fred PeilMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Schlafly

Kathryn PhillipsMs. Mary E. Phillips

Linda PiaseckiMr. and Mrs. Earl R. Boren

David Allen PorkolaMr. and Mrs. A. W. CobbMs. Laura A. MaddenMr. James C. Vaughan

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Jon PrabelSteve, Tron, Glenn, Meg and Brett Klosterhoff

Ewing Boone ProckThe Peters Family

James “Jimmy” C. QuickPathways Community Hospice

Tami RalloMs. Crystal Rallo

Helen Octavia RandMrs. Terry Moore ShepleyMr. and Mrs. William R. Orthwein, Jr.Ms. Eleanor J. MooreMs. Mary Frances RandMs. Sue RaffertyMr. Michael Rathmann

Roy RapisardoMike and Becky Rathmann

Donald J. Rascher, Sr.Rascher Family

Helen Marie RavarinoRavarino Family Foundation

Eleanor ReederBonnie and John Staffier

Eugene M. Reese, Sr.Ms. Virginia Panton

Brian ReyMr. Jim Bruckner

James RitchieDr. Nanette Ritchie

Edward J. RobertsDonna, Mick and KatherinePicataggioMr. Mark DiehmAlpha Delta Kappa - Missouri Phi Chapter

Margaret RosemanSister Louise D. Roseman

Mary Alice RothThe Timberdoodle Club of CTLuci and Sophia Beeves

Katy RyanMr. and Mrs. Dan Ryan

Rosiland SalnikerMr. James R. Drake

Aunt SandyMs. Andrea Vestringhe

Paul Matthew SargentiniMr. and Mrs. Neil Sargentini

Steve SawersMr. and Mrs. Ed BeckD&D Magic Touch ConstructionFriends and Family of Webster Groves City HallMr. Stephen WepprichMr. Ivan Filipi

Helen ScavattaMs. Jennifer Walsh

Dorothy “Dottie” SchnebelenMs. Ruth Nickerson

State Highway Patrol Sgt. JoeSchuengelMs. Helen Kiriakos

Don SchulteBarb and Ed AndersonBob and Carol Kuhl

James L. Schwab, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. P.M. SchwabMr. Roger SchwabMrs. Margot D. SchwabMr. and Ms. John Dawson

Kevin Seelman’s FatherMr. and Mrs. Terry Felumb

Todd SeemesMs. Debora Seemes

Jean Keith ShahanMs. Martha R. Herbert

Pauline ShawMs. Vicki Seeck

Mary Knight Chevalier SheaMrs. Christine L. Nickelson

Dr. Martin ShererAbstracts and Titles, Inc.

Virginia May SiewingMr. and Mrs. Stephan Kiefer

Alvin Ralph SimmondsLove, Susan, Leslie J., Jessie,Loretta V., Crystal and Gus

John SkylesMrs. Elizabeth A. Skyles

Donna SmickMs. Pamella MayerMary, John and Lorraine ActonMr. and Mrs. Barry KoenemannMr. and Mrs. Steve VanmaterMr. and Mrs. Ronald SniderMrs. Kimberly Renfro

Lynn SmithMs. Patricia Alexander

Robert A. Smith, Jr.Ms. Sally A. Smith

Elizabeth SmithMs. Jo Ann Hughes

Florence SparkmanMs. Laura Heinemann

Gertrude M. StahlMr. and Mrs. Thomas Kemper

Amber SteeleBoard of Directors and Staff ofCottleville Fire District

Elizabeth “Betty” J. StewartGM Ladies Social Club

Elenor and Mandy StraussMs. Joanne Strauss

Mary A. SullivanMr. James LottMs. Catherine MatulaMs. Kelley BarattaStacy, Lee and Cole ZobristMr. Bradley PorcellMr. and Mrs. Melvin ToellnerMrs. Cheryl GorylAll the Employees at CentralPattern CompanyMrs. Donna TuckerBrian and Karen McNatt

Edith “Linnea” SusanChristine Ollayos and Karen Wahlers

Erwin TaryleMs. Hana Tepper

James A. ThackerMr. and Mrs. James R. Alessi

Nancy TippettMr. and Mrs. Jeff Gershman

David TrippMs. Vicki Seeck

William “Bill” TroutRita and Tom Beezley and FamilyMaria and Joe Beezley and FamilyLinda and Charles Amos

Derek TurnbullMr. Grahame Turnbull

Elmer UhlemeyerMs. Christine Uhlemeyer

Richard V. ValleroyJim and Sue O’Fallon

Ms. Vi and LilMs. Marilyn Frank

Dr. Jorge A. ViamontesMr. and Mrs. Ed JuettemeyerMs. Rosa A. SchwarzMr. and Mrs. Michael ParnasDr. Jerry L. Marks

Charlotte VicekMiss Loretta Hassler

Pamela Leslie VincentMrs. Linda RidenhowerMs. Sherri SchuetteMs. Gail R. Presswood

Denny VogtMrs. Janice B. Kearns

Christina WalkerMs. Lisa FettersKelly WespRenate and Ulrich EbbinghausMs. Lili M. Wiemann

Doris WerkemaMrs. Alice L. Bernath

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