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InspirationsSPRING 2021

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Mission StatementAs a premier service provider, we passionately advocate on behalf of individuals with disabilities by creating opportunities for them to succeed, to achieve, to grow, and to be happy.

Inspirations is a quarterly publication of the Handicapped Development Center.

Make a donation any time, day or night, at the HDC website. Go to http://handicappeddevelopment.organd click on the “Donate Now” button.

In this edition:3 Birdies For Charity

4 Best-Laid Plans: The Tale of Two Donors

5 Our Thanks and Gratitude

6 A Quarterly Snapshot: HDC Residential Center

8 Show of HANDS... Who’s Excited For The Golf Outing

9 Donor Recognition

2020 – 2021 HDC Board of DirectorsJeff Hassel, ChairTodd Grady, Vice ChairJody Mapes, Vice ChairSamantha Schulze, TreasurerScott Naumann, SecretaryCody Allen Thomas Bley Cameron Davidson Jessica Daniel-Clark Sally Dickey Todd Johnson Greg Kautz Ann Kappeler Kevin Kelly Scott Kurtz Tom Licea Linda Manders Dan Molyneaux Patrick Olsen Tim O’Neill Carrie Ott DeVine Jarod Powell Steve VanDerSchaaf

Jeff Ashcraft, President/CEO

Cover: Joy Hughes took advantage of some warm spring weather by taking in all the Residential Center’s sensory path has to offer, including the tactile wall.


The HDC Boosters are once again participating in Birdies for Charity (BFC), the special Quad City fundraising program presented in cooperation with the John Deere Classic. Only flat donations will be accepted this year. BFC will no longer be accepting per birdie pledges. 100% of pledges made on cards with Bird Number 127 are received by the HDC Booster Organization.

Funds from BFC are used to support the many wonderful projects the Boosters conduct each year, including participants’ social activities, like dances, bowling leagues, parties, and picnics. The Boosters also fund advocacy efforts and staff appreciation events, and they support many special projects to enhance the lives of individuals at HDC.

Matching dollars are also available, so donations leverage even more money! Typically, 5% to 10% of pledges are matched through the program. Along with making a contribution to a worthy cause, there are opportunities to win exciting prizes by guessing the number of birdies scored in the tournament. Please clip the form here and return all pledge forms to HDC. Pledge forms can be scanned and emailed to [email protected], dropped them off at any HDC location, or mailed to: HDC, 3402 Hickory Grove Road, Davenport, IA 52806. Forms will not be mailed out separately this year, so please use the form provided here.

Birdies For Charity

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With bowling balls in hand, Dan Conant (left) and Greg Johnson stand ready to enjoy an afternoon at the lanes as they participate in the Boosters’ weekly bowling league.

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4 | Inspirations

One person was deeply involved with HDC as the parent of a longtime participant. She was a dedicated volunteer, a generous supporter, and a strong advocate. The other person was not known by most people at HDC. Both made a difference in the lives of HDC participants. Both made plans to support those participants after they were no longer around. Janet Kademan’s daughter, Judy, was a participant in nearly every one of HDC’s programs. For years, Judy completed jobs in the sheltered workshop before she eventually transferred to the Personal Independence Services program to attend classes and enjoy a more relaxed daily routine. After many years living with her parents, Judy moved into an HDC group home. As her health condition changed, she called the Residential Center her home before she passed away last year. Janet was by Judy’s side throughout the many different phases of her daughter’s life.

Janet and her husband, Bob, were among the parents who fought to make sure services were available to their daughter and others with special needs long before those services were well established. After all the hard work that they and others did in those early years, the Kademanswanted to ensure services continued after their lifetimes. When making plans, they made sure Judy’s needs were met first, and after Judy’slifetime, they left their remaining assets to the place that meant so much to their family when they were living.

Best-Laid Plans: The Tale of Two Donors

Bonnie Reinhart was the much-loved sister of a former HDC employee. She was also the aunt of a participant who enjoyed services at HDC for many years. Bonnie was not a familiar face around HDC, nor would her name be widely recognized, yet Bonnie realized the impact HDC had on her niece and other people withdisabilities. To help continue that impact, Bonnie decided to support HDC in a meaningful way. She designated HDC as one of the beneficiaries of her workplace retirement account, so when Bonnie passed away last year, she was able to make a generous gift to support a cause she admired during her lifetime.

HDC is grateful to all those who make provisions in their wills or estate plans. Whether we know about them in advance like the gift from the Kademans or whether they are unexpected, like Bonnie Reinhart’s, they are always welcomed, appreciated, and used tobenefit the lives of the individuals served at HDC.

For more information about how to include HDC in your plans, visit the HDC website at www.handicappeddevelopment.org or contact the Development Office at 563-391-4834.

Judy Kademan enjoyed the time she lived at the HDC Residential Center until her passing in February 2020.

Estate plans that include gifts to HDC ensure the future of services and support

projects that help people to succeed, to achieve, to grow, and to be happy.


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WE ARE THANKFUL FOR The TJX Foundation awarded HDC a $2500 grant to help purchase a new autobagger for HDC Enterprises. Having an additional machine that packages parts expandsEnterprises’ capabilities. That translates into more work that can be completed for area companies and more individuals with disabilities employed in the Enterprises area. ABOVE: Enterprises Associate Courtney Selby bags parts for John Deere with a newly acquired autobagging machine.

THANKS FOR CHOOSING USDavenport’s 4th Ward Alderman Ray Ambrose

and Mayor Mike Matson’s office chose HDC to be the recipient of a $1000 grant that was used to assist with the replacement of the Residential

Center’s roof. Thank you to the City of Davenport and all who made this project possible.

RIGHT: Residents at the Residential Center can rest easy and enjoy the fact that so many people supported the project to

put a safe room over their heads.

OUR THANKS GOES TO

The Rotary Club of Bettendorf supported

HDC with a $1320 grant to upgrade the sensory room at

the Personal Independence Services building on Brady Street. The sensory room provides many

different items for participants to feel, see, and hear. By providing a sense of calm and comfort in a safe

environment, the sensory room helps people learn to self-regulate their behaviors, calm themselves when they’re troubled, and ultimately improve their focus.

ABOVE: Steve Hawley took a break from his classroom activities at the Personal Independence Services program to enjoy the look and

feel of new lights in the calming “Under the Sea” themed sensory room.


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Angie Manders’ birthday wasn’t quite the same in 2020, nor was her Christmas, Thanksgiving, or any other holiday, for that matter. Nothing was quite the same for Angie and all the folks at the Residential Center (RC) while they remained safely in their home to avoid exposure to COVID-19.

Living with over 50 other people, many of whom experience significant disabilities and/or fragile health conditions, Angie and her housemates were squarely in the middle of the “high risk” category during the pandemic. To minimize that risk, precautions were taken that included eliminating visitors, as well as pausing any trips outside of the building for residents. While most residents usually spend their days occupied with activities at the Personal Independence Services program on Brady Street, for over a year, they stayed home.

Staff at the RC did their best to keep families connected to their loved ones during the moratorium on visits. “They did a great job keeping us informed about how Angie was doing,” said parent Linda Manders, “It was tough though. She isn’t able to understand what’s going on and why we weren’t there, but knowing she was being well cared for was a huge comfort for us.”

With most residents and many staff vaccinated, things are ever-so-slowly returning to some pre-pandemic routines. Visits with family members, albeit still limited, are now allowed. Recently, Jeff and Linda Manders reunited with their daughter for the first time in over a year. “We were over the moon excited. I didn’t sleep

A Quarterly Snapshot: HDC Residential Center

the night before,” said Linda. Angie was excited too, judging by the smile on her face and the squeal that erupted when she saw her parents. As the weather warms, residents look forward to getting outdoors and enjoying the sensory trail in their own backyard. It’s been a long time since they have played the outdoor musical instruments, took a walk on the path, watched the butterflies, or participated in outdoor games.

HDC Residential Center Program Director Keyandra Harrington said the last year waschallenging but, “The residents’ health and well-being is always the number one priority. We did what we had to do to keep everyone safe. My hope is that this year’s birthdays, holidays, and celebrations will look much different than they did last year.”

After months of separation, Angie Manderswas able to reunite with her parents andenjoy some time outside with her mother,Linda Manders

Performance objectives for the period January 1, 2021 to March 31, 2021

Occupancy rate for this period: 89%

• 82% of individuals made progress/maintained skills on therapy goals (speech, physical therapy,

occupational therapy)

• 89% made progress/maintained skills in personal adjustment goals

• 0% of individuals participated in activities in the community (due to COVID restrictions)


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After the cancellation of the 2020 Cocktail Party/Auction and Golf Outing, the HANDS Auxiliary was determined to bring some normalcy back and decided to hold their annual “Beat the January Blues” trivia night in 2021. Keeping everyone’s safety in mind, the virtual trivia night went off, not without a hitch, but with good participation and lots of fun. Thirteen teams and nearly 100 trivia participants gathered in small groups in a location of their choosing to answer questions, enjoy each other’s company, and support HDC. Thank you to all who participated or donated to make this event successful.

Now, it’s time to focus attention on the much-anticipated HANDS Golf Outing. This year’s golf outing WILL happen on Monday, June 7th, and it will take place at the same location the event has enjoyed for many years, the beautiful Crow Valley Golf Club. The Cocktail Party/Auction, which is typically held the night before the golf outing, will be a separate event, scheduled for October 2nd. As always, golf registrations include complimentary admission to the auction party for every golfer and a guest, so golfers should keep that date available.

This year’s golf outing will be a scramble format with an 11 a.m. shotgun start. Pin events, scoring prizes, and on-course beverages will remain the same as always. New this year will be a traveling meat wagon on the course for lunch, which is sure to be a crowd pleaser. Following golf, players can gather for a safe outdoor get-together with hors d’oeuvres when prizes will be awarded and raffle winners announced.

Cost remains the same as previous years at $200 per golfer. This registration fee includes green fees, cart, golfer gift, lunch, beverages, after party, AND free admission to the auction on October 2nd for each golfer and a guest.

Please visit the HDC website for registration information or contact Mary Egger at 563-391-4834 or [email protected] to register today. Sponsorship opportunities are also still available.

Show of HANDS...Who’s Excited For The Golf Outing?

HANDS Auxiliary members Samantha Schulze (left) and Kendra Mulcahy encourage everyone to

participate in the 2021 golf outing.

Team, “My Drinking Team Has a Trivia Problem” took first place at the HANDS 2021 “Beat the January

Blues” virtual trivia night.


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THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNITED WAY DONATIONMrs. Traci LiddellMr. and Mrs. Karl and Kathy LantzkyMs. Nancy KetelaarMr. and Mrs. Jim and Lou Ann HarmsenMrs. Janice EndersMs. Tia WoodsMr. and Mrs. Rick and Shari ColeMr. and Mrs. Barrie and Marge SmithMr. and Mrs. Michael and Becky BeardJodie McCutheonMs. and Ms. Duane and Laurel LohseMr. Lance LeslieMr. Gary LagerstromMrs. Kristi HestnessMr. Todd GoldsberryMr. and Mrs. David and Linda EmrickMrs. Emily WhiteMr. and Mrs. Scott and Rebecca BittingSherri RockwellJerome BaldMr. and Mrs. John and Tammy Loussaert

THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNRESTRICTED DONATIONOne Gift ProgramSSAB North American DivisionMickey BlakeMr. and Mrs. James BoweCatholic Service BoardMorton Community BankMr. and Mrs. David and Kelly AdamsRalph Potts Endowment FundJustGiveVFW Post 6174 St. Paul Lutheran ChurchMr. and Mrs. Mark and Anne NaganMr. Tim SchlegelMr. and Mrs. Thomas WineDavenport Woman’s Club EndowmentJohn J. and Bette Schmid Endowment FundDuTrac Community Credit UnionMr. John NeubergerThrivent FinancialAnonymous donations through FacebookMs. Denise Eilers and Hayden and Ford EilersRotary Club of Bettendorf

THANK YOU FOR YOUR YEAR END DONATIONMs. Judy MooreMr. Daniel A. MolyneauxMr. and Mrs. Rick and Lois CzupkaMr. Todd MeddCobhamMrs. Barbara Morrissey

THANK YOU TO OUR EARLY SPONSORS

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Crow Valley Golf Club | Davenport, Iowa18 Hole Scramble | Shot gun start at 11:00 a.m.

Cost is $800 per foursome or $200 per golfer and includes:• Green fees, cart, & golfer gift

• Crow Valley traveling Meat Wagon lunch• On-course beverages

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas KirschModern Woodmen of AmericaMs. Katherine Nusbaum

THANK YOU FOR YOUR MATCHING GIFTConnie Worrell matched by Walt Disney FoundationLori Rutten matched by Allstate

THANK YOU FOR YOUR IN KIND DONATIONPapa Murphy’sMr. Brian RampCongregation of the Humility of Mary Ms. Joyce HoffmanMs. Richard and Sharon DeWulfJohn Glenn Elementary 6th Grade ClassKimberly Trine-BattersonMr. and Mrs. Oscar and Jody Hawley

THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATION IN MEMORY OFAlbert and Marie BrusMs. Mary BrusAnnie LucasMs. Marta LucasBarbara StolleyMs. Mary StolleyBenjamin DuffyMr. and Mrs. Greg and Ann KautzBetty PaulsenMrs. Margaret BarnesBeverly GoodaleMr. and Mrs. Jeff and Crista AshcraftCarol PereiraMr. Ralph CookCharles MeesmerMrs. Sue HartMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. OttingChristine FisherMr. and Mrs. Jeff and Crista AshcraftConnie DeckerMr. and Mrs. Michael L. DuffyDavid AndresenMr. and Mrs. Ken and Jane KrumwiedeMr. and Mrs. Mark and Tamara HermansonMr. and Mrs. Steve and Carol FosterBob Knorovsky and Linda HalversonMrs. Connie LannanMr. and Mrs. John and Sandra AndresenMr. and Mrs. Jeff and Crista AshcraftMr. Marc AndresenMs. Mary Ann BousfieldMr. Robert DriessnackMr. Charles Lehman

Jan and Karen AdelmanMr. and Mrs. Raymond and Linda PhillipsMs. Kathleen ParrishMr. and Mrs. Adolfo and Deborah AlejoMr. and Mrs. James and Carol BaylesMr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Shirley WellnitzMr. and Mrs. J. Thomas and Roberta Von LunenMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and Melissa AndresenMs. Karen UllestadMr. Ted DonatMr. and Mrs. Mark and Ann JepsonMr. and Mrs. Allen and Debbie WieseMr. and Mrs. John and Ruth McAndrewsMr. and Mrs. Mark and Cheryl DavanzoMr. Dan Dickens and Ms. Jayne RoseGene SchnecklothMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. OttingGerald ShookAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Jim and Debbie McAllisterMr. and Mrs. James and Deborah Mettille FrickMr. and Mrs. Kris and Susan JansenRobbin and Amanda PeppersMs. Doris HawkinsMs. Julie GoodwinMs. Marcia BortlesonMr. and Mrs. Robert and Patricia RittenhouseMr. and Mrs. Gary and Rose EnglerMr. and Mrs. Kirk and Julie HansenMr. Jeff McAllisterMr. and Mrs. Luke and Heidi SurrattMr. Evan DavisMr. and Mrs. Joe and Angie UlloaMrs. Lynn BendtMs. Amber JansenMr. and Mrs. Gene and Lori EnglerKen and Karen CarstensenThe Bucy FamilyMr. Edward CarstensenMs. Kally SachlebenMs. June WeberMr. and Mrs. Chris and Bev HeidgerkenMs. Vicky VavraMr. and Mrs. Curtis and Andrea EnglerMr. and Mrs. Randy and Jane HuberMs. Mary FritchMrs. Judy ShookMs. Joyce McAllisterMs. Julie DittmerMr. and Mrs. Mike and Jayne CarstensenMr. Ed TarversMr. and Mrs. Dave and Michelle Carstensen

Susan, Bradley, and Logan SuhrMr. and Mrs. Thomas and Marti HempelMr. Geoffrey LovingMrs. Susan LeuthauserMrs. Susan Mohr KrupkeGerard ShaferMr. and Mrs. Steve and Elizabeth LanghauserJ.B. StraleyMs. Margaret OhlMs. Sandra NelsonMr. and Mrs. Paul and Marguerite MacekMs. Rhonda WebberMs. Nancy S. MartelJames HunstadMs. Lori WeimanMrs. Barbara WeimanJames J. LarsenMr. and Mrs. Charles KinneyJames TankMr. and Mrs. Michael L. DuffyJean SteffensonPer Mar Security ServicesJim BrownsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. OttingJim DexterMr. and Mrs. Dennis and Nancie HebbelJoel JustinAnonymousJoseph Michael StroehleMr. and Mrs. Forrest and Nancy AshcraftKatie WardMs. Nancy S. MartelLaVerna Connelly WeisMr. and Mrs. Eugene and Ramona WelteLouis PowerMrs. Grace Power and Mr. David PowerLynn SchloemerMr. and Mrs. Ed and Eileen SchloemerMr. Rick Schloemer and Ms. Kathy SivillMargaret SwisherMr. and Mrs. J. Peter ScheblerMarian WaylandMs. Virginette FinckMr. and Mrs. Keith and Corinne HoughtonMarianne WeisMr. Kerry BeyerDr. Lawrence and Mrs. Coletta HuberMr. Robert JohnsonMr. Gary BakerMr. and Mrs. Daniel and Judy SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Greg and Ann KautzMr. and Mrs. Charles KinneyMr. Gary StolleyMr. and Mrs. Thomas and Jeanne ScheblerMr. and Mrs. Hugh and Rosanell MorrillMrs. Margaret Barnes


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Ms. Mary SmileyMr. and Mrs. Thomas and Lisa SwansonMr. and Mrs. Sid and Kari CowherdMr. J. Michael FeeneyMr. and Mrs. Gerald and Shirley TebbuttMs. Lynda ArndtMrs. Barbara WeimanMr. and Mrs. J. Peter ScheblerMr. and Mrs. Dennis BrittMrs. Gloria DeWitteMs. Eileen BuzzellAnonymousMrs. Dianne HeimendingerMarie LaakeMr. Rick Schloemer and Ms. Kathy SivillMary Lou KleineMr. and Mrs. Michael and Barbara JohnsonMichael HartAnonymousMs. Margaret A. BrowneMr. Howard ThomasMs. Pauline MoleyMs. Susan O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. William and Ann Hart WernzWilbert Funeral ServicesMr. and Mrs. Robert and Barbara LipnickMr. & Mrs. Mark FlahertyMs. Linda Kay AhrensMr. and Mrs. Karl and Kay UngureanMr. and Mrs. John and Katie TrittMr. and Mrs. Sara and Karl NissenMs. Therese HartMr. and Mrs. Michael and Frances MoleyMr. and Mrs. Steve and Carol FosterMs. Barbara SchmidtMs. Mariann FerraraMs. Jennifer SchulzMr. and Mrs. James and Mary OrrMr. and Mrs. Jeff and Crista AshcraftMs. Linda HartJay and Lisa Montgomery LofgrenMr. Wayne GriffinMrs. Barbara MorrisseyMr. Richard SchmidtMona PowersMs. Freda BeckerPatty WindelspechtMr. James R. SchmittPaul EckertMr. and Mrs. Mark and Mary Sisler BernhardRobert KrattMr. Jeff Kunkel

Robert L. MastersonMr. and Mrs. Charles KinneyShelley LucasMary and Steve YengerSteve DuffyMr. Jeff KunkelTerri BakerMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. OttingMr. and Mrs. Rex and Susan GroveMs. Mary DolisMr. Eugene WeisMrs. Gloria DeWitteMr. J. Michael FeeneyMrs. Pat McAfoosMr. James R. SchmittMr. and Mrs. Douglas and Judy NelsonDr. and Mrs. Thomas and Julie SunderbruchMr. and Mrs. George and Cynthia BleichMr. and Mrs. John and Pam CroweMr. and Mrs. David and Julie ScottMr. and Mrs. Skip and Pat O’DonnellMr. and Mrs. James and Gloria CorynMrs. Berna McGuireMr. and Mrs. Michael & Beth McAleerMr. and Mrs. J. Peter ScheblerMrs. Judith Ann SeefeldtMr. and Mrs. Victor and Florence LabriolaMr. and Mrs. Dennis BrittMr. and Mrs. Michael and Lisa O’DonnellMrs. Shirley FiewegerMr. and Mrs. Carl and Kathy AndersonMr. and Mrs. Thomas and Jeanne ScheblerMs. Jan Jurgens HarperMr. Patrick WalsethMr. Gary BakerMr. Gary StolleyMrs. Mary Jo McCabeMrs. Sally MechemMrs. Sharon PantherWalda EngelmannMs. Maureen BennettWally KeldingMs. Brenda ArpWendi MitchellMs. Freda BeckerWilliam GroganMr. Kerry BeyerMs. Lori WeimanDavid and Kay RashMr. and Mrs. Mike and Melissa FrazerMs. Patty O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Greg and Martha ShelangouskiMr. and Mrs. Scott and Maureen Naset

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy and Geri DuganMr. and Mrs. Thomas and Angela GoodallMs. Ruth SueverkruebbeMs. Loretta VargasMr. and Mrs. David and Mary EshelmanMr. and Mrs. Richard and Michele FunkMs. Noreen BushmaMs. Patricia WitasikMr. and Mrs. Mike and Erin BakerLynn BisantzMr. and Mrs. Cyrus and Brenda RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Steve and Cathy PashonMr. and Mrs. Anthony and Jennifer CrowleyMrs. Jean StolmeierMary and Steve YengerMr. Steven Ott and Ms. Laurie DenisonMr. Timothy O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Rick and Lois CzupkaMr. Dave LinehanMrs. Barbara WeimanMr. Christopher SmithMs. Julie Dolter

THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATION IN HONOR OFCarol PereiraMr. Clint CzupkaDennis TurnerMs. Valerie KaiserGary StolleyMs. Mary StolleyJill DubinQuad City Bank & Trust

Donations listed were received from January 1, 2021 to March 31, 2021. Every attempt is made to accurately recognize all gifts; however, if you spot an error or omission, please contact the development office at 563-391-4834. Thank you for your generosity.


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