BOYSVI ETODAY

SUMMER 2011

CAMPUS NEWS | p4 WILDEST AUCTION IN THE WEST | p6

GRADUATES | p8

GATHERING OF ANGELS | p10

contact usBOYSVILLE, INC., P.O. Box 369, 8555 E. Loop 1604 N., Converse, Texas 78109 P: (210) 659-1901 F: (210) 659-6527 boysville@boysvilletexas.org, www.boysvilletexas.org

missionProvide a safe, family environment for children in need so that they may become responsible adults. Established in 1943, Boysville provides long-term residential care, foster care and temporary shelter in a safe, secure, nurturing environment to children birth to 17 years old who are unable to remain at home due to family disruption, abuse and/or neglect.

Gen Dave McIlvoy, CEO Paula Tucker, COO Andrea Carranco, Director of Foundations and Community Relations, Editor, Boysville Today

affiliationsAlliance for Children and Families National Fellowship of Child Care Executives, Optimist Club of San Antonio Kiwanis Club of San Antonio–Bexar, Texas Alliance of Child & Family Services Texas Department of Family and Protective Services United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County

boysville auxiliary thrift shopJimmie Joffe, Auxiliary President, 307 West Olmos Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78212 (210) 826-2195

officersPresident: Michael H. Patterson* Vice President: Mark Meador* Secretary: Ashley Smith* Treasurer: Justin Sobey* Assist. Secretary/Treasurer: Mark D. Werner*

directorsDavid Angulo • Larry S. Anthis • John H. Ferguson IV • Patsy Greeman • Charlie Gregory • Donald J. Hand • John Hanna • Dana Green Heffernan • Brooks Holzhausen • Jimmie Joffe • Pam Kraft • Jeffrey A. Kuhn • Jeff Landrum • Tom Llewellyn • David Luschen • Morgan Matson • Leroy P. Muehlstein • Richard (Dick) O’Neil • Jason Pastrano • Eddie Pinchback • Vaughan Ruple • Cathy S. Smith • Ryan Smith • Ray Stadler • Kelly Van Burkleo • Larry Van Horn • Steve Vander Vorste • Mike Wheeler

trustees (past presidents—living)Manny Ruiz,* 2010 • Jolene Davis,* 2009 • David McIlvoy,* 2008 • Jim Hollerbach,* 2007 • Steve Hampton,* 2006 • John H. Shields, 2005 • Thomas Hawkes,* 2004 • Virginia “Ginger” Schultz, 2003 • John W. Robb,* 2002 • Harold Putman, Jr.,* 2001 • Rudy S. Treviño,** 2000 • Charles W. Lutter, Jr.,* 1999 • Robert C. Cole,* 1998 • King Mawhinney, 1997 • Wallace T. Jacobs,** 1995 – 96 • Thomas Cunningham,** 1994 • Paul A. Parker, 1993 • Robert Cherniss, 1992 • Buster Horlen, 1991 • James L. Drought, 1990 • Jim W. Keyes,* 1989 • J. Carlos Jones, 1988 • John R. Anthis, 1987 • Jimmy Hasslocher, 1986 • James H. Uptmore, 1983 • James M. Carnes, 1975 • J. B. Chandler, Jr., 1966 • Robert L. Bobbitt, Jr., 1959

honorary directorsCal C. Banker • Arthur H. Bayern • Robert S. Beadle• Stanton P. Bell • Alice Bender • W. A. Coleman • Stephen H. Dedman • Tex Farnsworth • Maria V. Garcia • Mary T. Giniewski • Carlton Hagelstein, Jr. • Carolyn Heath • Connie Hildebrand • Lorena Holden • Joyce O’Krent Koch • Bill Mochel • Patrick M. Palmer, M.D. • Adrian Quintanilla • George Rapier, M. D. • Scereta Rodriguez • Al Sturchio • Senator Jeff Wentworth • Brian Weiner • Pat Wheeler • Ed White, Jr. • Dr. Dale Wood

* Denotes Executive Committee ** Denotes Foundation Trustees

deceased trusteesLynn Allen • D.D. Alley • James F. Bartlett • J. Ross Boles • Erna Brucks • W.P. Coleman • L.B. “Red” Connell • A.L. Cowan • Ed E. DeWees • Ed. D. Dickenson • Andrew Dilworth • Harry Freeman • M. Watson Frazar • Geneva German • Alex Halff • Shirley N. Heath • Maury Holden • C. Gilbert House • H.B. Housman • Lloyd Knowlton • Al A. Lange • Louis LeFlore • Ted J.Lijenwall • William M. McVeigh, III • Elmore K. Melton, Jr. • Glenn G. Mortimer, Jr. • C.E. Noonan • Arthur O’Krent • George D. Rawlings • William Records • William E. Remy • Jack F. Ridgeway • Sam J. Riklin • W.W. Rollins • Alvin E. Schmidt • Louis E. Sien, Sr. • John C. Speier, Jr. • Ernest F. Stevenson, Sr. • O.J. Van Horn • Wilbur Wood

tax statusBoysville, Inc is a 501 (C) (3) tax-exempt organization eligible to receive tax deductible charitable contributions.

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As I reach my one year anniversary as CEO for Boysville, all I can say is that we live in a thoughtful and caring society. You are making a difference in the lives of our children with your monetary support, as well as through community outreach and volunteerism. Your generosity matters.

There are 85 children living at Boysville who count on you every day. Both of our emergency shelters have been at capacity since we opened our new Infant and Toddler Emergency Shelter in April. Our four residential cottages and on-campus foster homes are full, and we have five community-based foster homes in the Judson Independent School District.

As the school year ended, Boysville had much to celebrate. I was privileged to watch seven high school seniors grow this past year and transition into young adults. They are full of excitement and ready to conquer the many goals they have set for themselves. Additionally, we are supporting 11 young adults in college and celebrated the graduation of three in May.

Our largest annual fundraiser will be here before we know it. The 45th Wildest Auction in the West will be held on Friday, August 19, 2011 at the Expo Hall at the Freeman Coliseum. This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy good food, great music, an open bar and a silent and live auction as we raise additional funds for abused and neglected children living at Boysville. Sign up now at www.wildestauction.org.

As I close, July 1st marks the beginning of our fiscal year. As long as children are in need of a place to call “home,” we want to help. We need your financial support to do so. Any and all donations help provide our children with food, clothing, medical and dental care, recreational activities, therapeutic services; and most importantly, a safe place to live and grow.

Thank you for what you do for children in need.

Have a great Boysville day!

Lt Gen Dave McIlvoy CEO, Boysville, Inc.

dave’s letter

For children like Sara, Kelly and Marcos, college dreams were just that—dreams. But today they live those dreams due to the generosity of a planned gift to Boysville from many years ago.

We usually limit our charitable giving to our checkbook and are sometimes unaware of other ways we might be able to help causes we care about.

To be smarter about giving and have Uncle Sam increase our giving by paying less taxes; consider donating appreciated stock or mutual funds. Boysville has a securities account which you can instruct your present custodian to transfer appreciated shares to Boysville’s account. Make sure you transfer shares you’ve held for at least one year with the greatest amount of appreciation. You’ll receive a deduction for the full amount and because Boysville is a non-profit it can liquidate those shares with no capital gain tax. The full amount of your gift can helps like Sara, Kelly and Marcos. You will eliminate long term capital gains tax and receive a deduction for the appreciated amount of the stock.

For more information on how to include Boysville in your planned giving, contact Dave McIlvoy at (210) 659-1901 or email dmcilvoy@boysvilletexas.org.

Current Gifts—cash, check, or credit card donation or electronic fund transfer with securities;or with real estate.

Honorary and Memorial Gifts—allow you to recognize others through your giving. All gifts are recognized in the Boysville Today Newsletter, as well as a card sent to the honoree or to the family of the bereaved.

Planned Giving—Wills, bequests, IRAs, life insurance, real estate and living trusts allow you to create a legacy.

Dual Benefits Gifts—including The Charitable Remainder Trust, provide you and your loved ones with earnings.

Donate today! Fill out the enclosed form or visit www.boysvilletexas.org.

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Valentine’s Breakfast This year was off to a good start as the campus celebrated Valentine’s Day with our traditional Valentine’s Day breakfast. Andrea Carranco, Roxanne Dylla, Sara Flournoy, Kane Holstead and Anna Lackness, our “Culinary Divas”, arrived at 4am to cook breakfast for the campus. Diamond Nichols and Ned Gates also arrived early to set-up the gym for our festivities. Many of the Administrative staff also helped decorate and serve food. After a breakfast of chorizo & egg tacos, pancakes and hash browns, the children left with their bellies full and their hearts warmed.

spring Break A big THANK YOU to UTSA-VOICES, Target at the Forum, a Sunday School group from First Baptist Church-Universal City and Racker Accounting Services for helping this year’s spring break be a success. Our children participated in field games, a movie night with chocolate milk, a campus wide birthday party and arts & crafts projects.

fiesta funFiesta is a fun time to be had by all in the San Antonio area and the Boysville children were not excluded. The week kicked off with several of our residents being selected to ride on a barge, sponsored by Dr. Gale Gregory, in the Texas Cavaliers River Parade. Our float theme was “Where the Wild Things Are” and eight of our children were selected to ride on the Boysville float. They had a roaring great time!

easter egg-citement Special thanks to the Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) from Judson High School for hosting the campus Easter Egg hunts. Also, thanks to Southwest Research Institute for helping the Easter Bunny by providing Easter baskets & goody bags for the children on campus. They helped ensure the kids had an “egg”ceptional Easter holiday!

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Our spring was filled with fun activities for the children of Boysville

due to the generosity of our donors and many community organizations.

“araBian nights” promTwelve of our juniors and seniors attended the “Arabian Nights” prom at the San Antonio Shrine Auditorium and enjoyed a world of enchantment. A spaghetti dinner fundraiser was held in February and raised $600 to help cover prom expenses. Several of our Board Members donated additional funds to pay for tuxedo rentals for our young men, a limo ride to and from prom, prom tickets and allowed our young ladies to get their nails done. Emily Waggoner, with LR Salon, fixed our girls’ hair and make-up at no cost to Boysville. Thanks to everyone for making this a night our young adults will remember!

to sponsor a group activity for our residents, contact Sara Flournoy at sflournoy@boysvilletexas.org

or (210) 659-1901.

Fun in the Sun

Boysville Doubles Its Emergency Shelter CapacityBoysville expanded its Emergency Shelter Services to care for more infants and toddlers! During 2010, Boysville continuously turned away infants and toddlers due to a lack of capacity. The Infant and Toddler Emergency Shelter opened on April 28th and doubled the number of children Boysville can serve in the Emergency Shelter.

The 12-room cottage will house 16 children from birth to 6 years old. It now includes new bathtubs, changing tables and appliances. The renovation was funded by a $100,000 grant from the Kronkosky Charitable Foundation.

JSR Construction donated their time and labor to remodel the cottage. To complete the cottage, University Presbyterian Church donated $10,000 worth of toys, sheets, highchairs, handmade cabinets, strollers and other important baby items. The congregation also made improvements to the lighting, living area construction and fencing to create an outdoor play area, as well as painted and decorated the interior of the shelter.

Boysville is seeking funding for an Infant and Toddler specific playground to help our toddlers develop their motor skills. Please contact us if you are interested in receiving a tour of the facility.

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PRESENTED BY HONORARY CHAIR

KEITH MARTIN Executive Director & CEO of the San Antonio Stock

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CHARITABLE TRUST

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OuR SPONSORS

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Blake, Kymberly & George Rapier Charitable Trust

Kym’s Kids

MARSHALLThe Nugget Company

SHERIFFCausality • NuStar Energy • Valero Energy Corporation

DEPuTYBarbara and Cal Banker • Broadway Bank •

DOCUmation, Inc. • Jolene and Steven Davis • The Front Door Company • U.S. Global Investors, Inc.

CONSTABLEAlamo Heights Minor Emergency Clinic • Boysville

Auxiliary • Brittany and John Hanna • Caliente Harley-Davidson • Carol and Chuck Lutter • Davis Cedillo Mendoza • Debbie and Manny Ruiz • Frost Bank • Gonzalez Chiscano Angulo Kasson • Higher

Ground Christian Worship Center • Innovative Multimedia Group • Jane and Joe Edwards • Jimmie L. Joffe • Julie and Rudy Trevino • Karla and Senator Jeff Wentworth • Katie and Buster Horlen • Kiwanis

Club of San Antonio–Bexar • Larry Van Horn/Patsy Greeman • Leanna and Dave McIlvoy • Matt

Stedman • McMarr Properties, Inc. • Optimist Club of San Antonio • PMI Pipe and Steel • Quadrangle

Press • Quality Mechanical Solutions • Rhonda and Jim Hollerbach • Ruby and Ned Gates • Schmoyer

Reinhard LLP • Zachry

Camp Wildbeast—Individuals or groups are needed for this week-long camp, July ?? to July ?? Camp Wildbeast is a week full of fun activities for children ages 4-13 years old and it’s held right here on our campus. Planned activities include arts & crafts, sports, swimming, etc. You can help be a group leader or your group can host an activity.

Camp Independence—Individuals with special talents or skills, i.e. health and diet, cooking, financial planning, etc. are needed for this week-long camp for our teen residents. This camp focuses on preparation of independent living.

Infant & Toddler Emergency Shelter Assistant—Boysville recently opened an Infant & Toddler Emergency Shelter and is seeking help. Assistants are needed seven days a week, from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 pm and 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm to assist with the care of the infants and toddlers. Children in the baby shelter range from newborn to 5 years old.

Wildest Auction in the West—This is our biggest fundraiser and we need your help! Volunteers are needed to help with set-up, working the event and cleaning up. Volunteers must be 21 years old or older. Visit our Auction website at www.wildestauction.org for more information and to download an application.

For more information on these opportunities, or to check other opportunities, please visit our website www.boysvilletexas.org and click on the “Volunteer” tab.

There are many ways to help Boysville during the summer months. Check out these fun activities and contact Sara Flournoy if you are interested in getting involved.

Camp Wildbeast—Individuals or groups are needed for this week-long camp, July 5th to July 9th. Camp Wildbeast is a week full of fun activities for children ages 4 – 13 years old and it’s held right here on our campus. Planned activities include arts & crafts, sports, swimming, etc. You can help be a group leader or your group can host an activity.

Camp Independence—Individuals with special talents or skills, i.e. health and diet, cooking, financial planning, etc. are needed for this week-long camp, July 25th – July 29th. This camp focuses on preparation of independent living for our teen residents.

Infant & Toddler Emergency Shelter Assistant—Boysville recently opened an Infant & Toddler Emergency Shelter and is seeking help. Assistants are needed seven days a week, from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 pm and 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm to assist with the care of the infants and toddlers. Children in the baby shelter range from newborn to 5 years old.

Wildest Auction in the West—This is our biggest fundraiser and we need your help! Volunteers are needed to help with set-up, working the event and cleaning up. Volunteers must be 21 years old or older. Visit our Auction website at www.wildestauction.org for more information and to download an application.

For more information on these opportunities, or to check other opportunities, please visit our website www.boysvilletexas.org and click on the “Volunteer” tab.

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There are many ways to help Boysville during the summer months. Check out these fun activities and contact Sara Flournoy if you are interested in getting involved.

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sara b.Sara, 19, has been a resident at Boysville for two years. Sara is outgoing and always smiling. Her positive attitude and bubbly personality are contagious. She is currently on the A/B Honor Roll and understands the importance of an education. Sara worked hard to get on track and earn the credits she needed to graduate. Boysville taught Sara some valuable independent skills such as how to cook, clean and time management. Sara will attend Lakeview College in the Fall of 2011 to study Criminal Justice. Thanks to Vanessa Ward and Paula Tucker, Sara believes she can do anything, as long as she puts her mind to it.

vonda v.For the past three years, Vonda has resided at Boysville. In high school, Vonda joined FCCLA and DECA. Vonda received the Maury Holden Scholarship worth $750 for her college education. Vonda has worked extremely hard in school overcoming her most difficult subject, math, and will be graduating as a recommended graduate. Never afraid to try new things, Vonda always has a positive outlook on life. Many of her peers look up to her as a role model and leader. Vonda will be attending Lakeview College to complete her basic courses and then plans to transfer to The University of Texas San Antonio or Texas State University.

Kelly p.Kelly, 18, will be graduating from high school on the recommended plan. Kelly is an A/B student who has received two scholarships for college; the Maury Holden Scholarship for $750 and $20,350 SALE Scholarship for the sale of her art project at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. Kelly is a smart, artistic and motivated individual who is focused on her academics. Kelly loves to read and takes pride in the amount of books that she has collected throughout the years. Kelly will be attending Lakeview College to pursue a career in the medical field and hopes to one day become a nurse.

2011Seniors SARA B.

VONDA V.

KELLY P.

CORINNA H.

VICTORIA J.

MARCOS G.

JOE MICHAEL A.

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franK g.Frank will be graduating with his certification in Diesel Mechanics from St. Phillips College in June 2011. Currently, Frank is employed by the City of San Antonio and is seeking a job within his new field. Frank was a resident at Boysville for three years and graduated from Judson High School in 2007. Frank has a great work ethic and is not afraid of getting his hands dirty. We are extremely proud of Frank and look forward to his other accomplishments.

idie h.Idie completed her Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice from St. Phillip’s College in December 2010. She is now pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice at UTSA and will graduate in May 2012. Idie is a determined individual and strives to be successful for herself and her children. Idie met her husband at Boysville and they are the proud parents of two children.

John e.John graduated from Judson High School in 2005. He left Boysville a well-liked and friendly individual. His perseverance and dedication to his education helped him walk across the football field at Tarleton State University in May 2011 to receive his Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and a Minor in Sociology. He plans to move to the Dallas/Ft. Worth area to work as a Police Officer, Probation Officer or with Child Protective Services.

GRADUATES

corinna h.Though only 19 years old, Corinna is very involved in a PALS Alumni Group called YAIA which she helped organize and present to the Texas State Legislators during Capital Day 2011 in Austin, Texas. This presentation included the needs and problems faced by foster care in Texas. Corinna has been a member of the JROTC all four years at Judson High School. Always striving to be a successful, responsible adult, Corinna has proven to be a self-sufficient independent individual by acquiring many independent living skills. This summer she plans to receive her LVN license so she may find a job in the medical profession to support herself through college.

Joe michael a.Joe Michael first arrived at Boysville at a much younger age. Three months ago, he made the decision to return to Boysville so he could receive the support he needed to graduate high school. Joe Michael is determined to further his education so he can provide a better future for himself and his family. He hopes to be a positive role model and a good father. Joe Michael is a member of the Science Club. He plans to attend Lakeview College to study Criminal Justice.

victoria J.When Victoria arrived at Boysville, she was a quiet, shy individual. For the past 4 years, we have seen Victoria blossom into an outgoing, persistent young lady ready to conquer the world. Victoria is an A/B Honor Roll student and involved in various school activities. She was the secretary for FCCLA and was also a member of DECCA (Marketing Club). Victoria was awarded the Theisen Scholarship for $500 and the Maury Holden Scholarship for $750. Victoria understands the importance of hard work to receive the finer things in life. She will attend Lakeview College for one year and then transfer to The University of Texas at San Antonio, where she plans to study Business Marketing.

marcos g.Marcos arrived at Boysville at the young age of 7. We have seen Marcos grow from a playful child to a responsible, mature young adult. While living at Boysville, Marcos has participated in the Resident Council, 4-H, FCA and played the lead in the Christmas pageant. But ask Marcos what his favorite memory is of Boysville so far, and his eyes light up when he talks about Home Olympics. Marcos enjoys playing basketball and has played on the basketball team for years. Marcos will attend Lakeview College to complete his basics. He plans to transfer to a 4-year college to major in kinesiology and become a coach.

College IDIE H.

FRANK G.

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Gathering of Angels“It takes a village to raise a child”

organization angel: university presbyterian churchUniversity Presbyterian Church truly lives by the old adage of “It takes a village to raise a child.” Their involvement began in 2003 by inviting our younger residents to Vacation Bible School and a yearly Advent event celebration. Each year, University Presbyterian Church has a goal of sponsoring a special project. Last year, the Mission and Outreach Committee selected Boysville to be the beneficiary of the special project. Several members from the church contributed

their skills and many hours toward the expansion project of our emergency shelter services. The group created handmade cabinets and wooden toys, a tree mural, paintings and drawings, a hand-made quilt and a new sign for our Infant and Toddler Emergency Shelter. The congregation also donated baby gifts, in addition to the $10,000 budgeted for improvements such as lighting, living area construction and fencing to create an outdoor play area. University Presbyterian Church has shown true dedication to our children and we’re lucky to have their support.

S ince Boysville was founded in 1943, volunteers have been the driving force behind our success. When Reverend Don Holiman started caring for homeless boys sleeping in Travis Park, he put out a call for help to the San Antonio Kiwanis and the Optimists of San Antonio. They were the first volunteers to help Boysville. In time, the Boysville Auxiliary was formed to create a

way to feed and clothe the boys. Now in 2011, we continue to see many acts of kindness from mentoring individual residents to campus beautification projects hosted by various groups. Each year, Boysville selects volunteers in several categories to recognize their volunteerism. The selection process is difficult as each volunteer on our campus in invaluable to our children.

Kelly P. designed this year’s sun-catcher. Kelly has lived at Boysville for 2 years and recently graduated from Judson High School. Kelly is an extremely gifted artist and Boysville is thankful to have her talent represented by the 2011 Angel Suncatcher.

Organization Angel: University Presbyterian Church Auxiliary Angel: Boysville Auxiliary

KELLY P.

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auxiliary angel: boysville auxiliary Shortly after Reverend Don Holiman founded Boysville in 1943, a small group of women offered to help. In 1952, the Boysville Board of Directors approved the group as the Boysville Auxiliary. The Auxiliary opened the first Boysville Thrift Shop in 1954 on San Pedro Ave. In 1957, the Thrift Shop was moved to its current location on Olmos Drive. This past calendar year, the Boysville Auxiliary paid off their lien on the property which is a major milestone in the history of the Auxiliary.

The Thrift Shop continues to generate significant funding for the children of Boysville and this fiscal year has provided over $150,000. But that’s not all; the Auxiliary is continually involved in the lives of our children, always finding ways at Christmas, Thanksgiving, and throughout the year to improve the home environment for the children. This past year they provided new blu-ray DVD players for all the cottages.

We celebrate the great success of the Auxiliary for over 59 years of personal and financial help to Boysville by recognizing the entire Auxiliary. The group exemplifies the spirit of volunteerism and reminds all of us how lucky we are to have found a group of wonderful friends who give to a mission we all believe in.

volunteer angel: racKer accounting servicesRacker Accounting Services has been involved with Boysville for almost 3 years. The team, led by Nick Rangel and Valerie Nieto, has been generous with their time and resources. Since 2008, the Rackers host one quarterly activity for our children. Activities range from a Halloween party for the toddlers; Spring Break field day events; and a “fun in the sun” day full

of water activities. In addition to hosting activities for our children, they have also coordinated a school supplies drive and helped clean and organize our library. Nick states, “I believe that the impact from serving the children of Boysville has been greater to our lives. When you can bring the passion and commitment of so many Rackers to a community service initiative like this, that passion and commitment is multiplied and it permeates all facets of our work and personal lives.”

education angel: debbie reichenbachDebbie Reichenbach has been a dedicated tutor to our children at Boysville since December 2008. As a retired teacher, Debbie understands the importance of an education and is committed to helping our children with their academic needs. Debbie consistently attends after school study hall and helps our children in all subject areas. Many of our children struggle with math and she makes sure to be patient, compassionate and attentive to their needs. It is not rare to find five to eight students waiting to receive her help. Even when study hours are officially over, Debbie continues to stay after and help every child that is waiting for her assistance. Debbie has an amazingly genuine spirit and is dedicated to our children’s academic success.

board angel: Jim hollerbach Our Board Angel is no stranger to the Boysville community. Jim Hollerbach has participated in nearly every facet of Board activities for over 24 years, to include being an officer and past President of the Board of Directors. In addition to his involvement with Boysville, Jim is a member of the Optimist Club of San Antonio and an active member of the San Antonio Executives Club. Through his professional network he has developed many new friends and supporters for Boysville.

Volunteer Angel: Racker Accounting Services Education Angel: Debi Reichenbach

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Personally, he has been very generous not only with his time, but also with monetary support to many Boysville events and needs. Jim was the Boysville Scout Master for over 8 years and provided the leadership, guidance, and scouting experience to many young men. Much of his enthusiasm, high standards, and leadership traits rubbed off on many of our Boysville Alumni. Jim’s influence on the Board of Directors and personal example to so many Boysville children has truly made an uncommon impact on helping children in need.

staff angel: andrea carrancoAndrea Carranco has been at Boysville since July 2006, when she moved from being an intern to becoming a full time employee. She works tirelessly to bring much needed resources to Boysville. As the Director of Foundations and Community Relations, Andrea is known for her energy and leadership of fundraising events; however, her leadership goes beyond special events. This year alone, Boysville received new grant funds of over $550,000 as a direct result of her grant writing ability and excellent communication skills.

Her personal love for the children of Boysville runs deep, and as such she is very effective in spreading the Boysville story throughout the community. Leader, manager, ambassador, grant writer, influencer, fund raiser and Boysville standard bearer in the community—that is Andrea Carranco.

alumni angel: diamond nicholsOvercoming adversity and dealing with life’s challenges is something that many of our alumni have learned to do gracefully. Diamond lived in a single parent home, where is mother struggled to make ends meet. After several moves with relatives and friends, Diamond came to Boysville in October 1999 and lived at Boysville until he graduated from Judson High School in 2001. Diamond continued his education and received a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Wayland Baptist University in 2008.

It wasn’t long before Diamond returned “home” looking for a job. When Diamond was hired, we realized he had a gift for

working with the children. He had something that was different from all other staff. He had a story that was similar to our residents and a motto that gave them hope—“If I can do it, so can you.” He is a strong advocate for the Boysville children and often proclaims our children deserve second chances.

Diamond is married to Monica and has two beautiful children. For some of our alumni, visiting campus brings back the pain associated with how they came to Boysville. Our staff and children have been blessed by Diamond’s perseverance of facing his reality directly and making a difference in the lives of our children. Diamond exemplifies the vision each of us has for the children who call Boysville home.

arch angel: dr. george and mrs. Kymberly rapierGeorge and Kym Rapier have been dedicated to the children of Boysville for almost 15 years. This philanthropic couple has given generously to Boysville for many years and has directly influenced the ability to impact the lives of hundreds of children. This year, their generosity went beyond anything imaginable as they made the largest gift ever to the Boysville Foundation.

To really appreciate their support, you have to consider what the Rapiers do beyond the generosity of monetary gifts. They give two very important contributions—the gift of time and the use of their influence. Their presence at our annual Wildest Auction in the West spearheads the success of that event. They have also sponsored several activities for our children to include scuba dive lessons and spending time at their lake house.

The Arch Angel award is the highest honor that Boysville bestows on individuals who make a significant contribution to the success of our program through their loving acts of kindness to our children. As the recipients of this award, you would expect more than an allowance. You would expect to have a relationship, and that is what makes George and Kym Rapier special, they connect with the children who need their help.

Staff Angel: Andrea Carranco Alumni Angel: Diamond Nichols Arch Angel: Dr. George and Mrs. Kymberly Rapier

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January – march 2011memorialsRUEBEN W. ACKERMANNMrs. Lorraine Pearman

JOSEPHINE S. ADKINSMr. & Mrs. Richard L. Troncoso

MR. TED E. AKINMr. & Mrs. Ben Deason

MICHAEL ALBUSMr. & Mrs. Jerry H. Kotrola

RUDINE ANGLINMr. & Mrs. T. A. Weesner

MAMIE DEE AULTMr. & Mrs. Buster Horlen

REBECCA AVILAMr. & Mrs. Joe E. Groff, Sr.

MARy L. BACONMrs. Mary Alice Cudney

PEARL ELIzABETH BAIRDMr. & Mrs. James A. Byrom

RITA G. BAKERMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

JEAN BASSCol. & Mrs. Ronald F. Kibler

JOHN BASSMr. & Mrs. John W. Robb

LISA S. BASSMr. & Mrs. Charles T. Jordan

M. LAWRENCE BAyERNMr. & Mrs. Arthur H. Bayern

BOBBy BEARDMr. & Mrs. Maurice B. ClarkHollerbach & Associates, Inc.

IRENE BECKMANMrs. Laurie M. Newberg

PATRICIA BEGEMANMrs. Betty Pilgrim

DELORES BENAVIDESMr. & Mrs. Joe E. Groff, Sr.

CALVIN BENDELEMr. & Mrs. Elroy W. Beck

DR. JOHN BERCHELMANN, SR.

Mr. Joe BiryMs. Beatrice Ploch

EVA E. BIEDIGERMr. & Mrs. Grady LaglederMrs. Doris E. SchuchartMrs. Nan J. Voss

MARTHA BIPPERTMr. & Mrs. Elton C. Seewald

LORA LEE BIRDWELLMr. Forrest C. HowardMr. & Mrs. Larry Reed

CHARLES E. BIzzELLEMr. & Mrs. Donald E. Sullivan

DIANNE BLOCHMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

CHRISTINE BOERNERMr. & Mrs. Bob Dalglish

MR. WILLIAM H. BORCHERSMr. & Mrs. Max Wommack, Jr.

GARy BOWMANMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & FamilyMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Orr

MILLIE BOWSERCol. & Mrs. David M. Withers

CAROLyN BRADyMr. & Mrs. Richard Aelvoet

PAT BRADyMr. & Mrs. Richard Aelvoet

JUNE BRITTONMr. & Mrs. Harris M. KochMr. & Mrs. Jack Rips

CyNTHIA S. BROWNMs. Barbara A. Heffron

CyNTHIA S. BROWNMr. & Mrs. Jerry J. KnauppMr. & Mrs. Kent Mason

RUBy BROWNMrs. Ann P. Niethamer

MRS. NELL B. BUEKERMr. & Mrs. Richard A. BuekerMs. Geraldine CampbellMs. Elaine S. CrawfordMrs. Louise B. PorterMr. & Mrs. Daniel H. SpoorMr. & Mrs. Ed Travis

CHARLES A. BUSHMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

MARILyN ByRDMrs. Myrtle Colwell

VERNON R. CADDELLMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

ELLyN S. CALMBACHMs. Joan W. BassMr. & Mrs. Maurice B. ClarkMiss Beverly PapeMr. & Mrs. Clyde R. PriceMrs. Irene ScholzMrs. Kay F. SkaggsMrs. Melvah V. Uecker

RICHARD CAMPBELLMr. & Mrs. Henry L. Newton

BALEMAR & SELICINA CAMPOS

Mr. Walter B. Dromgoole

RALPH CARONMr. & Mrs. Henry L. Newton

EFFIE CATOCol. & Mrs. David M. Withers

PAUL CHAMPAGNEMr. & Mrs. Donnie R. Carver

zACK CLARKMr. & Mrs. Larry G. Heisler

DOROTHy COLLINSMs. Elizabeth G. Balusek

E. J. COLLINSMrs. Jo Anne Rice

MIKE CONLEyMr. & Mrs. Eddie Adams

DOROTHy COOKMrs. Linda FeyStanley & Irene Fey

ANNA MARIA COyMr. & Mrs. Henry S. Coy

SUE CRAWFORDMr. & Mrs. Henry L. Newton

WELDON CRAWFORDMr. & Mrs. Henry L. Newton

DELORES CRUzMr. & Mrs. Victor A. york

S/SGT GENE E. CUDNEy RET/AF

Mrs. Mary Alice Cudney

JEAN CURNUTTMr. & Mrs. James A. Byrom

TOMMy DAVIDEKMr. & Mrs. Max Wommack, Jr.

MR. J. MARTIN DAVISMrs. Helen BarnesBoysville Auxiliary of San AntonioMr. & Mrs. Robert P. ChernissMr. & Mrs. Billy C. DavisMs. Sue C. DavisMs. Doris DupreMs. Jeanne GrassmuckMr. & Mrs. J. M. LewallenMrs. Sharon LinnartzMr. & Mrs. Leroy P. MuehlsteinMr. & Mrs. E. W. SellersSt. Louis Society Wild

Game DinnerMr. & Mrs. Dennis R. Tuch

ELTON “JACK” DURENMrs. Lorena A. Holden

ELLA EAGENMr. & Mrs. Jerry J. Knaupp

DALE ECKROTHMr. & Mrs. Tom F. Boyd

MR. & MRS. POWELL ENGLAND

Mr. & Mrs. Lennert L. BoenigMs. Anita R. ComptonMrs. Enomie RealMrs. Kay F. Skaggs

VELMA EWALDMr. & Mrs. John Fey

MAx FEINSTEINMr. & Mrs. Harris M. Koch

ROBERT P. FISCHERMr. & Mrs. Russell W. Krueger

EUGENE FLICKMrs. Dorothy B. Spencer

MR. ROBERT T. FOEGELLEMr. & Mrs. Fred R. Wauters

JANE FOREMANMrs. Cliftine V. Dwyer

MR. M. WATSON FRAzARMr. E. B. BakerMr. & Mrs. Edward Downing

ANDREW FREEBORNMr. & Mrs. C. Jack Schleuning

EDNA GAMBELLMs. Sherry Schumann

ANGELINA GARCIAMrs. Willadene J. Myers-Ryan

MR. TAyLOR GARNERMrs. Barbara L. FakeMrs. Evelyn V. Nowotny

MARIA F. GARzAMrs. Mary Alice Cudney

RICHARD GETTIGMr. & Mrs. Edmund A. Jaeckle, Jr.

JEAN GEVINGMr. & Mrs. Robert L.

Brusenhan, Jr.Mrs. Patricia A. MadaniMr. & Mrs. James zimmerhanzel

RUTH GODDARDMr. & Mrs. Fred Whitty

HILTON D. GOFFMr. Alvin Bielefeld

LUCIAN GONzALEzMrs. Carolyn Parker

RUTH GORDONMrs. Ivy V. Stiebing

PAUL GOSINSKIMr. & Mrs. Terry Wallis

ARTHUR GRACEMrs. Frances M. Presson

MRS. THERESA L. GROFFMs. Belinda M. BarrettMr. & Mrs. Leonard

H. Brieden, Jr.Ms. Dorothy R. DuffinMr. & Mrs. Russell DuffinMr. & Mrs. Joe E. Groff, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joe E. Groff, Sr.Mrs. Elsie D. GrothuesMr. & Mrs. Terry A.

Hersum & FamilyMs. Linda B. JohnsonMrs. Eloise MechlerMs. Georgia MencioMr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Perry, Jr.Southwest Research InstituteMr. & Mrs. John G. Wernette

JUAN GUEVARAMs. Rose M. Abbott

MARy LOU HAByMs. Theresa Stein

NOLA HAECKERMr. & Mrs. David J. Semlinger

AzALIA HARDyMr. & Mrs. Bill Van Cleave

ROBERT HARRISMs. Carolyn Sanders

JOHN MAC HARTzELLMrs. Jean Daniels

CHRIS HAWKINSMrs. Barbara M. Dill

JAMES HAyESDr. & Mrs. Loren Owensby

MRS. VERA HEIMERMrs. Dorothy BoeckMr. & Mrs. Lennert L. BoenigMs. Anita R. ComptonMrs. Enomie RealMrs. Kay F. Skaggs

GLORIA HENDRIRxMr. & Mrs. Bob Dalglish

VICTOR G. HERRERA, JR.Mrs. Mary Alice Cudney

VICTOR G. HERRERA, SR.Mrs. Mary Alice Cudney

DENNIS HICKEyMr. & Mrs. Eugene J.

Comontofski

MAURy HOLDENMs. Laury Holden

CECILIA HOSEKMr. & Mrs. Edwin E. Espey, Jr.Mrs. Linda FeyStanley & Irene Fey

CHAO-CHI HUMr. & Mrs. Moses Berban

HILMER HUEBNERMr. & Mrs. Franklin HuebnerMr. Henry Huebner

SAM HUNTMs.. Billie J. Hall

LEE INGRAMMr. & Mrs. Joe E. Groff, Sr.

ELIzABETH JACKSONMr. & Mrs. Don Brady

DAVID JAMESMr. & Mrs. Max Wommack, Jr.

CAROL JANSENMr. & Mrs. Robert L.

Brusenhan, Jr.Col. & Mrs. Bob A. Watson

JOHNNIE “RED” JASEKMr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Jasek

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(cont …)memorialsA.J. JOHNSONMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

DORIS KASSAPMr. & Mrs. Harris M. Koch

DOROTHy L. KATzDr. & Mrs. Barry Portnoy

ELIzABETH KEFAUVERMr. & Mrs. C. Jack Schleuning

COL. MARION K. KENNEDyCol. & Mrs. Bob A. WatsonCol. & Mrs. David M. Withers

RONALD KIDDMr. Joe Biry

MR. EDGAR KLUGMr. & Mrs. Leroy P. Muehlstein

ADOLPF KNAUPPMr. & Mrs. Harold L. Uecker

DORIS KNEUPPERMrs. Dorothy BoeckMr. & Mrs. Lennert L. BoenigMr. & Mrs. David J. Semlinger

FLOyD KNOWLTONMr. & Mrs. Donnie R. Carver

VICKI KUEHNEMr. & Mrs. Bill Van Cleave

CHARLIE KUHNMr. & Mrs. Maurice B. ClarkMr. & Mrs. Chester Kolmeier

DIANNA K. LAGINGMr. & Mrs. Jack Rips

AL LAMACCHIAMr. & Mrs. Paul Pascale

LOU ANN LAMBMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

SINTON LAMPMANMrs. Enomie RealMrs. Betty J. Schmidt

LUCILLE LANGLEyMrs. Dorothy E. Kauffman

SAM LAWRENCEMs. Patti A. Smith

CHARLOTTE LEEDr. & Mrs. Barry Portnoy

BRIG. GEN. LLOyD LEECH, JR.Mr. & Mrs. Bill W. DavisCol. & Mrs. Robert C. MalingMrs. Frances M. Presson

EDDIE LEINWEBERMrs. Emma Lea HallemannMrs. Shirley Muennink

OLEN RAy LEISSNERMr. & Mrs. John FeyMrs. Rose Lee Pfeil

MRS. IDA R. LEyENDECKERMr. & Mrs. Larry Van Horn

PORTER LORINGMrs. Jo Lynne MeadorMr. & Mrs. Larry Van Horn

TEx LOTHMr. Forrest C. Howard

BOBBy LyNNMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

CONRAD LySSyMr. & Mrs. Larry G. Heisler

EVA MACKEyMs. M’Cheyl CoxMs. Tracey Waddelow

CHARLES MAIORANAMr. & Mrs. Fred Whitty

MRS. RUBy L. MANNINGMrs. Dorothy Harding

DR. PAUL MARMESHMr. Paul A. ParkerDr. & Mrs. Waid Rogers

WILLIAM B. MATTHEWSMrs. Betty Pilgrim

MARGARET MCCUEMr. & Mrs. David J. Semlinger

GRIFFIN MCDANIELMs. Bridgett O’Bryan

ROBERT L. MCDONALDMr. & Mrs. Charles T. JordanSan Antonio Brake &

Clutch Service Inc.

AUDREy S. MCENTIREMr. & Mrs. Jack Rips

MR. JOHN G. MCGARRMrs. Barbara L. FakeMr. & Mrs. Taylor Garner

RAy MCGEEMr. & Mrs. Arthur

C. von Minden

WALLACE MCGEEMr. Stanton Bell

BETTy J. MCMURRyMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Gil

FRANK MEDINAMrs. Marie L. Weiss

IRVING MIDDLEMANMr. & Mrs. Harris M. Koch

RUDy TAyLOR MONSALVOMr. & Mrs. Bill Van Cleave

PATRICIA MOSELEyMs. Sherry Schumann

GREG MOSSMrs. Shirley J. zimmermann

LENORA MUMMEMs. Theresa Stein

ELLA MUNSCHMr. & Mrs. Henry L. Newton

JACK MUSSELMANMr. Stanton BellMrs. Jo Lynne Meador

CLyDE NAFTzGERMr. & Mrs. James L. Lamar

WAyNE NANCEMr. & Mrs. C. Jack Schleuning

SARAH NEALMrs. Nan J. Voss

DR. BURTON NEESVIGMr. & Mrs. Robert L.

Brusenhan, Jr.Canyon Springs Senior

Men’s Golf AssociationNorman & Cindy CharltonMr. & Mrs. Jon CrumleyMr. & Mrs. Ben DeasonMs. Deborah EckhardtMr. & Mrs. Steven HofstetterMr. & Mrs. Buster HorlenMr. & Mrs. Doug JaffeMr. & Mrs. Sidney J. LestzMrs. Patricia A. MadaniMr. & Mrs. Daniel ManchesterMs. Sondra E. McGeeMr. James MeyerMs. June Patten & Mr. Bill MillerMs. Shirley F. SnoddyMr. & Mrs. Gary Van DeldenMr. Fred VitelaMs. Jackie WalkerMr. & Mrs. James zimmerhanzel

DAVID NEWTONMr. & Mrs. Donald J. Hand

LEONARD NISENSONDr. & Mrs. Barry Portnoy

NEAL NORRISMrs. Kay F. Skaggs

JOHN NUNNALIMrs. Fern George

MRS. CAL OEFINGERMr. & Mrs. Robert P. Cherniss

L. OELSCHLAGERMrs. Fran Bile

WILLIAM H. OLSENMr. & Mrs. Donnie R. Carver

CHARLIE OTTOMr. & Mrs. Arthur C. von Minden

ANN OWENSMrs. Emma Lea Hallemann

ANNIE PALMERMr. & Mrs. Edwin E. Espey, Jr.Mrs. Linda Fey

MR. LEROy PANTERMUEHLMrs. Barbara Horvath

NANCy PATTERSONMrs. Marie Cole

MARy B. PAULMr. & Mrs. Eddie Adams

JAMES PAWELEKMr. & Mrs. Patrick Hosek

RAMIRO PENAMrs. Eunice M. Irwin

JOy PERSyNMs. Marcia K. Lindsey &

Mr. William Glisson

ALMA PHILLIPSMrs. Jo Anne Rice

SIMEON PINAMr. & Mrs. Ruben Pina

ELEANOR POLLOKMr. George L. Kocian, Jr.

JEFF PORTERMrs. Nan J. Voss

HELEN PRADODr. & Mrs. Richard S. Wayne

SILAS RAGSDALEMr. Fred L. Lambrecht

COL. GEORGE D. RAWLINGSMr. & Mrs. Ed BaxterMs. Emma L. BennettMr. & Mrs. Alan BrysonNorman & Cindy CharltonMr. & Mrs. Robert P. ChernissMs. Jennifer ClarkMr. & Mrs. Dean W. ElsonMichael A. GanjeMr. & Mrs. Mitchel GoldenthalMr. & Mrs. Thomas V. GradyMrs. Lurlene GronbergMr. & Mrs. Donald J. HandMrs. Mary F. HansenMr. Earl HeathMr. & Mrs. Cecil J. HenneMrs. Lorena A. HoldenMr. & Mrs. Buster HorlenMr. & Mrs. Algin J. HughesMr. & Mrs. Wally JacobsMr. & Mrs. Jerry J. KnauppMr. & Mrs. Harris M. KochMr. & Mrs. Alexander MacNeilMr. & Mrs. Jay E. McElravyLt Gen & Mrs. David W. McIlvoyMr. & Mrs. David y. OberleMs. Kay D. RamseyMr. & Mrs. John W. RobbDr. John Rudolph, M.D.Satterfield & Pontikes CompanyMr. Michael SearsonMr. & Mrs. Dave C. SherronMs. Kathy SmithMs. Irene H. SzurgotMrs.Patricia UlmerMr. J.H. UptmoreMr. Darrell G. Welch

BECKy RHEINMrs. Sandra AugsburgerMs. Lisa Carter

ALVIE RHODEMr. & Mrs. Robert P. Cherniss

CLEO H. RICHTERMs. Earl Fae Eldridge

GAyNELLE RICKSMr. & Mrs. William Burke, IIIMr. & Mrs. Ray C. HackerMr. Gordon NorrisMr. Eugene A. Patteson, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel SteubingMr. Ike Wade

MARIE RIEMENSCHNEIDERMr. & Mrs. Fred E. Deason

RUBy RIVEROMr. & Mrs. C. Jack Schleuning

CELIA RODRIGUEzMr. Walter B. Dromgoole

MR. & MRS. MORT T. ROSzELL

Texas Corrugators–South Texas Region, Inc.

MARCIA ROUSEMr. & Mrs. Ed Gray

BOB RUNyENAlamo City Tournament

DONALD RyCKMANMr. & Mrs. Rode Gonzales

LESTER SAATHOFFMr. & Mrs. Elroy W. BeckMrs. Shirley MuenninkMr. & Mrs. Randy Wilson

HOWARD SCHENCKMr. & Mrs. Henry Gutierrez

JOHN SCHERMERMs. Dorothy A. Schermer

ELIzABETH SCHIEVELBEINMr. & Mrs. Udo Schmoekel, Jr.

HARVEy SCHNEIDERMr. & Mrs. Larry Persyn

MILDRED SCHNEIDERMrs. Glory Ann Luensmann

ESTELLE SCHOTTMs. Theresa Stein

MR. RAy SCHREIBERMrs. Betty Mozisek

WILLIAM W. SCHULzMr. & Mrs. Bob RowellMr. & Mrs. Walter A. Schertz

ELROy & KATHRyN SCHULzEMrs. Margaret Taylor

KATHRyN BAKER SCHULzEMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

DIANNE SCOTTMr. & Mrs. B. R. La Roque

ALTON I. SEEKATzMrs. Ludell BiedigerMr. & Mrs. Grady LaglederMrs. Doris E. Schuchart

ROBERT SERNAMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

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PHIL SFAIRMr. & Mrs. Robert L.

Brusenhan, Jr.Hon. Sarah GarrahanMs. Mary C. O’BrienMr. Lester J. PaulickMr. & Mrs. Hugh P. PerronMr. & Mrs. Larry Van Horn

ROBERT SHANNONMr. & Mrs. Russell W. Krueger

JOE SHORKEyMr. & Mrs. Robert P. Cherniss

JIMMy SIEGELDr. & Mrs. Richard S. Wayne

EDWARD E. SIMMONSMr. & Mrs. Randy Wilson

MS. CAROL A. SMITHMs. Judith BinderMr. & Mrs. Stanley G. BondMr. & Mrs. John CrossKitty Hawk Middle SchoolMr. & Mrs. Nolan KruckemeyerMr. & Mrs. James R. MorganMs. Karla SwisherMr. & Mrs. Lyle Wilson

CHARLENE SMITHMr. & Mrs. Giles E. Laney

RANDy SOKOLOWSKIMrs. Marie Cole

ORAL SPARKSMr. Joe BiryMrs. Shirley Muennink

LyNN SPENCEMrs. Genie Edgar

PETE STACKMr. & Mrs. G. W. Arnold

TROy STEINMs. Jerrie BarnettMr. & Mrs. Gregory B. Mann

JULES STERLINGDr. & Mrs. Richard S. Wayne

CLyDE ROy STOLTEMr. & Mrs. Hilmer I. MerzMr. & Mrs. Bob Rowell

MR. & MRS. JOE STRAINMrs. Geneva E. Jacobson

BILL STRATTONMr. & Mrs. Eugene J.

Comontofski

JOHN C. STUARTMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

ROBERT “BRUCE” SUNDERLAND

Mr. & Mrs. L.D. Cloud

ADOLPH SUSHOLTzMr. & Mrs. Jack Rips

KENNETH R. SyKESMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

MARTy TAyLORMr. & Mrs. Elton C. Seewald

MRS. NANCy C. TELOTTEMr. & Mrs. Robert Corbo

LOIS THOMPSONMr. & Mrs. Edmund A. Jaeckle, Jr.

VIRGINIA THOMPSONMrs. Nan J. Voss

CONNIE TIJERINAAmerican Legion Post #667

MS. WILLIE MAE TOMERLINMs. Sheryle zaitz

ROyCE A. TOWUSMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

LARRy TRIECHMr. & Mrs. Allen Dietert

VICTORIA TSCHOEPEStanley & Irene FeyMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

LOUIS G. VANCEMr. & Mrs. Larry Van Horn

DR. FRANK T. VIOLAMs. Henrietta Gilles

JONATHAN VISCONIMs. Anne L. Braun

LEO P. VISTUBAMs. Bunnie Saathoff

PAUL W. WAGONERMr. Austin C. Ricketson

ROBERT WAHNEMr. & Mrs. Charles W. Holzmann

LOUELLA M. WARDDr. & Mrs. Larry W. Kerkow

MR. GEORGE WECHSLERMr. & Mrs. Eugene J.

Comontofski

ARTHUR WEIBLENMs. Theresa Stein

ELEANOR B. WEIKELMr. & Mrs. Jerry C. Abel

GEORGE WESCHLERMr. & Mrs. Bill Van Cleave

MARy FRANCIS WHITSETTMrs. Susan C. Blair

JOHN WIESNERMr. & Mrs. John Fey

GREG WILECol. William G. Bryan

SARAH WILLIAMSMrs. Nan J. Voss

CECIL WILLISMr. & Mrs. Bob LongMrs. Kay F. Skaggs

TONy WILLSMr. & Mrs. Joe N. Sawyer

ALICE WITTMERMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

EDWARD WOEHLERMr. & Mrs. William H. FeickMr. Kenneth KohlenbergMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

BENNIE WOLFFMrs. Jean Daniels

MARIE WOODALLMrs. Myrtle Colwell

ROBERT L. WRIGHTMr. & Mrs. Richard

Mergele & Family

LyNDA WyNINEGARMs. Laura L. Wyninegar

LOU yOUNGBERGMr. & Mrs. Jerry Theis

DANIEL B. (2010 GRADUATE)Graduation! Ms. Carolyn Cohen

MRS. BARBARA BANKERIn Honor Of Ms. Barbara S. Hagen

MR. & MRS. ROBERT S. BEADLE

Merry Christmas! Ms. Barbara A. Beadle

MRS. DONNA BLOCKHappy Birthday! Dr. & Mrs. Richard S. Wayne

MS. DOTTIE BLOCKYour Speedy Recovery! Mr. & Mrs. Sam Neuman

MS. ELLEN BRIENTHappy 80th Birthday! Mrs. Lucille M. Rutledge

MR. ROBERT P. CHERNISSGet Well Wishes Mr. & Mrs. Leroy P. Muehlstein

MR. JASON CHOzICKHappy Birthday! Dr. & Mrs. Richard S. Wayne

BOOGER COHENHappy Birthday! Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rips

MR. BILL DRAINHonor of Rey Feo LXIII Mr. & Mrs. Bill Van Cleave

MS. CATHy FAHNERTHappy Birthday! Mrs. Eunice M. Irwin

MR. & MRS. NICK GLISSONHappy Birthday Ms. Marcia K. Lindsey &

Mr. William Glisson

MR. NESTOR GONzALEzIn Honor Of Mr. Raul Gonzales

MR. & MRS. BOB GURWITzWedding Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Sam Neuman

MR. & MRS. HAzEN HABy60th Wedding Anniversary! Mr. & Mrs. Vernon R. Schuchart

MS. PAISLEy IRWINHappy Birthday! Mrs. Eunice M. Irwin

MR. PRESTON IRWINHappy Birthday! Mrs. Eunice M. Irwin

MS. GLADyS KEyHappy 90th Birthday! Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Recko

MR. & MRS. THOMAS M. KOCUREK

Wedding Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Leroy P. Muehlstein

MRS. DOROTHy A. MCCAINHappy Birthday! Mrs. Betty Cermin

MR. SEAN PATRICKHappy Birthday! Mrs. Eunice M. Irwin

KATE B. POMERANTzHappy Birthday! Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rips

MR. RICHARD E. POSTONHappy Birthday! Mrs. Fern George

MR. & MRS. JOEL H. PULLEN50th Wedding Anniversary! Mr. & Mrs. Sam Neuman

MR. & MRS. JOEL H. PULLEN50th Wedding Anniversary! Dr. & Mrs. Richard S. Wayne

DR. & MRS. GEORGE M. RAPIER, III

To Honor Mr. & Mrs. Ed BaxterMr. & Mrs. Michael D. Beldon Mr. & Mrs. Harris M. Koch Mr. & Mrs. Larry M. Weigum

MR. & MRS. MICHAEL D. BELDON

Mr. & Mrs. Harris M. KochMr. & Mrs. Larry M. Weigum

MR. & MRS. MILLS REEVES, JR.

50th Wedding Anniversary! Mr. & Mrs. Larry Cannon

MORRIS & CLARICE ROTH60th Wedding Anniversary! Ms. Barbara A. Klauer

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MR. & MRS. NEIL UPCHURCHMerry Christmas! Mrs. Lorena A. Holden

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MRS. IRENE VASBINDERHappy 90th Birthday! Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Holzmann

MR. & MRS. BRIAN L. WEINERHappy Anniversary! Mr. & Mrs. Sam Neuman

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