Dear Friends,Most of us view good health and wellness as key elements toan active and fulfilling life. Good overall health doesn’t comeeasily. Considerable effort is needed to maintain our well being.At LifePath the challenge is even greater. This annual report showshow we are helping the people we serve to improve their generalfitness. It is a vital aspect of quality care and one where we canbe more effective with your help.

Researchers have now shown what LifePath’s staff sees daily:people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities haveincreased rates of obesity, high blood pressure, and other fitness-related health challenges. As people age, these issues can becomeserious health and quality of life problems. Our clients’ need forsupportive services in many areas of daily living makes maintaining healthy habits even more difficult.

The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Healthy People 2010 document states, “Evidenceof the multiple health benefits of regular physical activity continues to mount. Regular physicalactivity can help to prevent and manage coronary heart disease, hypertension, noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, osteoporosis, obesity, and mental health problems… On average,physically active people outlive those who are inactive.”

LifePath is working on several fronts to help people become more active. It can be as simple asapplauding individual initiative. I recently bumped into a gentleman we serve named Carlos whowas out in the community pushing a wheelchair for one of his friends. Thanks Carlos, and thanksalso to the staff who decided to get people moving that day!

We are addressing fitness in our community partnerships and advocacy efforts as well.LifePath is partnering with swimming pools, senior centers and fitness facilities so

people can enjoy local resources. This June LifePath will be a big participant inthe Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community that will take place in HistoricDowntown Bethlehem. This fun event combines fitness, public awarenessand fundraising for agencies like ours. Please join us on June 14thfor the walk or by sponsoring LifePath or one of our walkers. Visitwww.walkforahealthycommunity.org for more information. Bring a friend!

Advocacy is always critical to preserving and expanding the public fundingthat supports our services. We are disheartened by Governor Rendell’s proposed

budget for the new fiscal year which begins in just a few months. The Governorhas decided not to provide for a cost of living allowance (COLA) for staff working in

services like ours. This happens at a time when hard costs such as our health benefits are increasingby 10% or more. Compared to inflation, critical social services like LifePath’s have experienced a30% cut over the past 10 years while we are providing more services. Salaries in our field are alreadyfar too low and it is difficult to keep good staff. Please tell your state legislators to put a cost ofliving allowance back into the budget and to support House Bills 2160 and 2103. Your voice needsto be heard advocating for decent salaries and quality care.

LifePath is working hard to provide more opportunities for exercise, and for nutritional and otherhealth-focused education. Thank you for your support this past year and please join us again,however you can, to build on our efforts. Together we can make a difference.

LIFEPATHBOARD OF DIRECTORS

James Higgins (Susquehanna PatriotBank), Board President

Sam Jones (Capmark),Board 1st Vice President

Helene Wagner (Keller Williams),Board 2nd Vice President

Bill Mason (CPA, Retired),Board Treasurer

Jack Morrone (Nothelfer Morrone),Board Secretary

John Golaszewski(St. Vincent de Paul Church)

Kathy Schreiner (Montgomery CountyCommunity College)

F. Peter Lehr(Tallman, Hudders and Sorrentino)

Frank Russo (Omega Tools)

Marysue Bulcavage(Campbell, Rappold and Yurasits, LLP)

LIFEPATHMANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Paul Coleman - Executive Director/CEO

Julie Agnew - Director, MontgomeryCounty Residential Services

Tanya Schoeffling - Director, BucksCounty Residential Services

Doug Fox - Operations Coordinator

Kristin Strohl - Senior AssociateDirector, Bucks and MontgomeryCounty Day Services

Nancy Fickert - Director of Clinical Care

Mike Mellow - Director, QualityEnhancement

Nancy Ingram - Director, Lehigh andNorthampton County Residential Services

Ed Zablocki - Director, Business Services

Mary Beth Horner - Director, Fiscal

Roxanne Torrence - Senior AssociateDirector, Lehigh and NorthamptonCounty Day Services

Roberta Muche - Director, DelawareCounty Services

Karen Werkheiser - Director, HumanResources

August Fucci - Director, MIS

Paul H. Coleman,LifePath ExecutiveDirector/CEO

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Paul H. Coleman, LifePath Executive Director/CEO

LifePath held its 20th Annual Charity Golf Outing onMonday, August 7, 2006 at Silver Creek Country Club inHellertown. Even thehumidity couldn’t stiflethe fun had by the morethan 90 golfers andvolunteers who togetherhelped raise more than$28,000 to supportLifePath’s programs andservices for individuals with developmental disabilities.Thank you to all of our volunteers, participants and sponsors,including Tallman, Hudders and Sorrentino; Bank of America,Brown & Brown of the Lehigh Valley, Vinart, Gillespie Printingand KNBT for making our 2006 golf outing a huge success!

The 9th Annual LifePath and PICPA (Pennsylvania Institute ofCertified Public Accountants) Thanksgiving Benefit and Awards

Luncheon was held Wednesday,November 22, 2006 at the HolidayInn Conference Center, Fogelsville.The event set a record for bothattendance and monies raised withover 710 guests and more than$112,000 in sponsorships andprizes. This was due in part tothe caliber of the event’s keynotespeaker, former Buffalo Bills Hall ofFame quarterback, Jim Kelly; andaward recipients – Fr. Daniel

Gambet, President Emeritus of DeSalesUniversity – winner of the LVPICPACommunity Service Award; and Jamesand Carol Wiesinger, LifePathOutstanding Parents Award. Eventsponsors included Tallman, Hudders andSorrentino; Kostas Kalogeropoulos andthe Holiday Inn Conference Center, PNCBank and Sovereign Bank.

In order to improve services for the individuals we serve andprovide staff with a facility that better meets their needs,LifePath relocated its administrative headquarters and threeLehigh adult day programs to a brand-new 34,000 squarefoot complex in the Lehigh Valley Corporate Center on HighPoint Boulevard in Bethlehem in May 2007. The state-of-the-art building is constructed of brick with energy-efficient glass,unique entrance features, fiber optic communications andenhanced safety and accessibility. If you have not yet had anopportunity to visit our new building, please call PublicRelations and Development Coordinator Ann Marie Surovy at484-893-5539 to arrange your individual tour.

A special thanks to all of the individuals,organizations and foundations whose2006-2007 gifts have made a differencein the lives of many!

Year In Review: July 2006-June 2007

“What you keep to yourself,you lose. What you give away,you keep forever.”

– Axel Munthe

James and CarolWiesinger

Fr. Daniel Gambet

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Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted Total

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORTSSupport from Governmental Agencies $34,999,822 $34,999,822Client service revenue 3,183,799 3,183,799Other Operating Revenue 937,550 937,550Unrealized Gain on Investments 88,508 87,773 176,281Realized Gain on Investments 8,781 27,031 35,812Interest and Dividend Income 99,990 28,753 128,743United Way Contributions 5,630 5,630Other Contributions 89,153 15,888 500 105,541Fundraising Revenue 176,975 176,975Net Assets Released From Restrictions:

Satisfaction of Program Restrictions 33,761 (33,761)Satisfaction of Equipment

Acquisition Restrictions 10,250 (10,250)

Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support 39,634,219 115,434 500 39,750,153

EXPENSESCommunity Residential Services 29,861,897 29,861,897Day Services 4,397,387 4,397,387Ancillary Services 162,567 162,567Training 279,525 279,525Clinical 429,264 429,264Maintenance 373,054 373,054Administration 4,177,587 4,177,587Fundraising 150,697 150,697

Total Expenses 39,831,978 39,831,978

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (197,759) 115,434 500 (81,825)

NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 417,719 927,307 27,439 1,372,465

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $219,960 $1,042,741 $27,939 $1,290,640

2007 Performance

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Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted Total

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORTSSupport from Governmental Agencies $33,942,332 $33,942,332Client service revenue 2,946,713 2,946,713Other Operating Revenue 934,200 934,200Unrealized Gain (Loss) on Investments (13,598) 42,160 28,562Realized Gain (Loss) on Investments 6,804 (2,292) 4,512Interest and Dividend Income 82,920 25,730 108,650United Way Contributions 8,218 1,250 9,468Other Contributions 83,467 7,916 940 92,323Fundraising Revenue 139,365 139,365Net Assets Released From Restrictions:

Satisfaction of Program Restrictions 20,959 (20,959)Satisfaction of Equipment

Acquisition Restrictions 1,677 (1,677)

Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support 38,153,057 52,128 940 38,206,125

EXPENSESCommunity Residential Services 28,127,969 28,127,969Day Services 4,651,859 4,651,859Ancillary Services 163,805 163,805Training 286,499 286,499Clinical 453,606 453,606Maintenance 376,034 376,034Administration 4,037,864 4,037,864Fundraising 143,200 143,200

Total Expenses 38,240,836 38,240,836

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (87,779) 52,128 940 (34,711)

NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 505,498 875,179 26,499 1,407,176

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $417,719 $927,307 $27,439 $1,372,465

2006 Performance

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Jared, a member of LifePath’sShawnee residential program,has been participating inEqui-librium’s therapeutichorseback riding program formore than 17 years since the ageof five. Each week, Jared and hisparents, Claude and Jamie visitIce Stone Farms in Snydersvillewhere Jared looks forward toseeing his friends – especially hisfour-legged friend, Sam! Jared,who has autism and epilepsy,uses horseback riding as ameans of improving his physicaland mental health, as well asreaching his cognitive, social,behavioral and communication

goals. Activities on horseback can be easily adapted tofit individuals with a variety of disabilities, thus providingmany physical and cognitive benefits beyond theobvious enjoyment of being surrounded by thesebeautiful animals!

LifePath’s Montgomery County Day Services program inNorristown participates in recreational group therapy nearby atLittle Wonders Child Growth and Development Center. EricPollock, the center’s licensed physical therapist, and his assistantwork alongside LifePath’s day program staff to provide fun, inter-active sensory and gross-motor activities especially designed forindividuals with special needs to increase their physical fitnessand social skills. Eric and his assistant use music, movement,games, adaptive devices and toys to provide the stimulation thatpeople require. During the warmer months, consumers walkfrom the day program to the center for their 45-minute sessions;during the colder months, Eric brings the center to LifePath!According to Day Services manager, Stephanie Vincent, her con-sumers absolutely love this program! Barbara, one of the con-sumers, actually squeals with delight inanticipation of attending thecenter’s programs! Evenconsumers who don’t alwayssmile grin from ear-to-earwhile engaging in therapy.

“Even consumers who don’talways smile grin fromear-to-ear while engagingin therapy.”

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Every other Friday afternoon, Mary Rodriguez’s classroom atLifePath’s Lehigh adult day program in Bethlehem catches a seriouscase of “dance fever” that can only be cured through a little handclapping and getting down! The staff enjoy dancing to the infectiousbeats of Justin Timberlake as much as the consumers! Once themusic comes on, the room becomes all smiles and a flurry of activity.According to the American Music Therapy Association, music therapyhas been shown to promote wellness, manage stress, alleviate pain,help individuals to express feelings, enhance memory, improvecommunication and promotephysical activity. Ourconsumers say it’s just plainfun – and who could argue?

“Once the music comes on, theroom becomes all smiles anda flurry of activity.”

Every Monday from September through early spring, the residents of LifePath’sStoke Park Road residential program engage in some friendly competition aspart of the Lehigh Valley area’s MORA (Men of Retirement Age) bowling league.Each week, participants and volunteers gather at Town and Country Lanes inBethlehem and vie for the week’s top score. The residents of Stoke Park Roadhave been participating in the league for about 3 ½ years. The season culminateswith a bowling banquet, dinner and dance in April. During the off-season,the men spend their “spare” time competing in the local Special Olympicsbowling league. Because bowling is an indoor activity with minimal equipmentadaptations and is easily accessible across the country, it’s a great form ofrecreation for people of all ability levels.

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There are many ways to helpmake a difference in the lives ofsome of our most vulnerable andunderrepresented citizens:

Contribute to LifePath’s annual fund to ensurethat your gift goes to work immediately where it isneeded most.

Include LifePath in your estate plans, annuity orcharitable trust to help provide for the longevity ofour organization.

Support LifePath’s endowment fund, which allows usto raise our standard of care from year to year.

Attend and/or sponsor one or more of LifePath’sthree annual fundraising events. These events allowLifePath to generate much-needed funds for ourprograms and services, as well as increase our presencein the community.

Transfer your stocks to LifePath and make ameaningful gift to our organization while enjoyingmany tax benefits.

Volunteer your time to visit with LifePath’s consumers,sit on an event planning committee or help to performlight maintenance work at any one of our manyresidential programs.

Urge our elected officials to support important legislationsuch as House Bill 2106 that provides much-neededfunding for mental health and mental retardationorganizations like LifePath.

Participate in your employer’s matching gift programto double or even triple your gift to LifePath.

Pay tribute to a friend or loved one with a memorialor honorarium gift to LifePath in their name.

Make an in-kind donation in response to LifePath’swish list – televisions, furniture, clothing, toiletry items,gift certificates to local retailers, tickets to localentertainment and sporting venues, etc. are alwayswelcomed!

Thank you to all of our friends who supportedLifePath’s 2006-2007 development program. We hopewe can count on your generosity and commitment toour mission for many years to come!

“Think of giving not as a duty but as a privilege.”– John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

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Dana Devon & Neil SandMr. & Mrs. Robert Wolf

Staff @ Sellersville & Ridge CrestMr. & Mrs. Jack Koenig

Christopher BarndtMr. & Mrs. William AciernoMr. & Mrs. Joseph Anfuso, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth BarndtMs. Mary Ann BrooksMr. Archie BrooksDave & Wayne Auto Center, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. John EderMs. Dorothy LoturcoMr. John McGavinO’Niell’s Pub, Inc.M.C. PriceMs. Rayann VaskoMr. & Mrs. Robert WedleyMr. & Mrs. Robert Zambo

Lois BeckMs. Theda Beck BartynskiMr. John Ford

Lauren BellElliott Claims Group LLC

Andy BrackenWalter & Kathleen Miller

Steven BuglakMr. John Catanzaro

Virginia CallieMr. Marc BonanniMs. Dolores BosciaConnie & Ken ChristiansenMr. & Mrs. Louis KesslerMr. & Mrs. Louis MirennaMs. Patricia SimonettaMs. Dorothy Todd

Robert CashMs. Patricia FlexerMs. Laura Ann KehlerMs. Marie MeyerMr. & Mrs. Thomas TownesMr. & Mrs. Larry Turner

Margaret FaganCarol & Joseph Delikat

Carol R. GoldsteinMr. Mark Goldstein

Adam KitzisMr. & Mrs. Robert Wolf

Beth KitzisMr. & Mrs. Robert Wolf

Shawn LashMr. & Mrs. Wayne Dauber, Jr.Ms. Mabel FoxMr. & Mrs. Timothy Lash

James Scott McCarthyMr. Thomas Wagner

Todd MooreMr. Thomas FeeneyMs. Elsie HarpfMs. Violet HaugMs. Margaret Weller

Dennis NesterMr. & Mrs. Paul Nester

Joanne RogersMr. William Rogers

Louise RumseyMr. & Mrs. Charles Volpe

Robert SharpMr. Joseph W. Sharp

Eva TolinoBethlehem Resident AssociationMr. & Mrs. John Greenleaf

Commander Thomas WagnerMs. Sylvianne Prorok

Scott WagnerMr. & Mrs. Nicholas CowardChris and Marybeth DysonMs. Jane Varkell

Bobbi & Robert WolfMs. Helen Borisch

Bob ZarembaMr. Chet Zaremba

Memorial and honorarium gifts are a wonderful wayto pay tribute to a friend or family member whiledemonstrating your commitment to the work ofLifePath. We are grateful that the donors listed onthis page have chosen to memorialize and honortheir loved ones in such a thoughtful way.

2006-2007 Memoria l and Honorar iam Gif ts

Community residential services – 75% Administration – 10.5%

*Includes ancillary, training, maintenance and fundraising expenses

Day services & clinical – 12%

Other*– 2.5%2006-2007 LifePath Expenses

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$20,000+

Dobil, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Barry C.

$10,000+

Cigars InternationalHoliday Inn Conference CenterTallman, Hudders & Sorrentino

$5000+

Harleysville Savings BankHotel TraylorPNC Bank

$1000+

AIG Matching Grants ProgramAlvin H. Butz, Inc.American BankBank of AmericaBerks County Community FoundationbmcBrown & Brown of the Lehigh ValleyCitizens BankCommerce BankConcannon, Miller & Co., P.C.Farm & Home Oil Charitable FundFoundations Behavioral HealthFox, Dianne K.Fred B. Jaindl FoundationGambet, Fr. DanielGeiger & Associates, CPAsGillespie PrintingGoldstein, MarkHighmark Blue ShieldInterstate Fleets, Inc.Jim Kelly Football CampJosh Early CandiesKeystone Health Plan CentralKNBTLehigh Cement CompanyLiberty Property TrustLongacre, Kenneth & CoraM&T BankMerchants National Bank of BangorMerck Partnership for GivingMiers InsuranceNational Penn BankNothelfer MorronePICPARedner’s Warehouse MarketsRegan, Searles & Company, P.C.

Reiff, Mr. & Mrs. JohnReynolds & Reynolds ElectronicsRidge Crest Christmas ShopRodale, Ardath H.Silver Creek Country ClubSovereign BankSusquehanna Patriot BankTantaros, Mr. & Mrs. KonstantinosThe Lehr FoundationThe Morning CallUnited WayVinart DealershipsWachovia Bank

$500+

Abraham, Borda & Company P.C.Advanced Business EquipmentAir Products & ChemicalsAnonymousAzani Medical SpaBlue Mountain Ski AreaBrown, Mr. & Mrs. JasonBuckno Lisicky & Co.Campbell, Rappold & Yurasits LLPColeman, PaulCourtyard by MarriottCoward, Mr. & Mrs. NicholasCrest Wholesale CarpetDeSales UniversityEast Penn BankEifler, PaulEnterline, JeanErnst & Young LLPEvert, BillFeist & Feist Realty Corp.Forge Marketing CommunicationsFowler, Marlene “Linny”Guenard, Mr. & Mrs. BrianHartzell’s PharmacyHawley Realty, Inc.Horwith TrucksJ&R Construction EnterprisesKnudson, RichardKPMG LLPKraus, MarieLevin, Savchak & Associates, P.C.McGoldrick Leasing Co., Inc.Miller, Walter & KathleenMorgan StanleyNester, StefanieNursing Care Services, Inc.Parente Randolph, LLCPeters, Mr. & Mrs. RaleighPhyllis Rubin Real Estate

Powdersize, Inc.PRO2 Respiratory ServicesRodaleRogers, WilliamRusso, FrankSacred Heart HospitalSummit Management & RealtyTelecom Pioneers Chapter #38Temple, AndreaTishman ConstructionTrenton, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. JamesUniforce StaffingUSA GolfViamediaWachovia SecuritiesWagner, ThomasWescoe School of Muhlenberg College

$100+

AAA East PennAbo, Dr. & Mrs. MarcAD ComputerAdaptions by AdrianAgnew, AliceAshley Development Corp.Ball, TinaBarbara Silver Levin FoundationBayada NursesBob’s Flower ShopBorough of SilverdaleBosch Rexroth CorporationBowman, Horace & ElizabethBoyd, TerriBoyer Financial GroupBrooks, ArchieBrooks, Mr. & Mrs. RobertC.A.F.E. of Life ChiropracticCallaway Golf FoundationCampbell, AlvinaCampbell, PamelaCetronia Ambulance Corps, Inc.Cohen & Feeley Attorneys at LawConnell Funeral HomeCoplay Lioness ClubCounty of LehighCrayolaCurran FamilyDauber, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. WayneDebra Martin Graphic DesignDyson, Chris & MarybethEhresman, JohnElliott Claims Group LLCFeauve, RichardFickert, Nancy

Fine Art ResourcesFirstrust BankFive Thousand FormsFlexer, PatriciaFoster, Sandra J.Fox, MabelFranklin Norristown AssociatesFrantz, Mr. & Mrs. GaryGilliland, DwayneGolaszewski, JohnGood ShepherdGrant, Mr. & Mrs. RalfGruver, Mr. & Mrs. C. DennisHawley, AmyHedberg, CeileHiggins, JamesHlavac, Mr. & Mrs. GeorgeHMK InsuranceHogan, TheresaHometown PressHorner, Mary BethHotel BethlehemHrincevich, Mr. & Mrs. LeonHughes, DavidIvens, EleanorJohn Hachey, LLCJones, SamuelJudge, ThomasKelly, II, Mr. & Mrs. JamesKnoll, Tera G.Koenig, Mr. & Mrs. JackKontir, Mr. & Mrs. JohnKovar, Dr. & Mrs. Charles E.Kutztown University FoundationLA FitnessLash, Mr. & Mrs. TimothyLauren’s HopeLehigh Valley CollegeLehigh Valley IronPigsLehigh Valley Plastics Inc.Leyburn, SusanLVEDCMcGorry, Dr. & Mrs. DennisMcGowan, Mr. & Mrs. RichardMcLean, LarryMelinsky, WinifredMelvin S. Cutler Charitable FoundationMillennium Wealth ManagementMiller Supply Ace HardwareMoore, David & NancyNestle Purina Pet Food CompanyNew Tripoli BankNew York Life Insurance Co.North Penn United WayOffice DepotO’Neill’s Pub, Inc.

2006-2007 Donor List July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007

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Pandaleon, Esq., RobertPeters, Dr. & Mrs. CharlesPeuser, MonicaphilosophyPlatner, RobertPlymouth NurseryPyne, Mr. & Mrs. FrankQuakertown National BankQuigley, SheilaR.L. Stephenson, Inc.Radetzky, PaulRecords Management & ArchivingReed & Sons ConcreteSaucon Mutual InsuranceSharp, Joseph W.Smith, Mr. & Mrs. ClaySodexhoSt. Elizabeth Regional School,WhitehallSt. Luke’s School of NursingStafanick, Mr. & Mrs. RichardStofanak Custom CabinetryStoumpas, DessySurovy, Mr. & Mrs. TimTeam Capital BankTechnicomThompson, RuthTirjan, LoriTom’s Lawn MaintenanceTrainer, CarolUnited Way of Bucks CountyUnited Way of the Greater LehighValleyUSI Insurance ServicesVarkell, JaneW.J. Posavek & SonWagner, DavidWagner, HeleneWeber, RudolphWeis Markets #96Wilmington Trust of PennsylvaniaWilson Black PhotographyYankee Candle Co., Inc.

Under $100

Ace ElectricAchenbach, DonnaAcierno, Mr. & Mrs. WilliamAetnaAhart’s Great ValuAllen, Mr. & Mrs. RichardAnfuso, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. JosephApollo GrillAtkins, CarterAuernheimer, CarolBagel CaféBailey Associates, Inc.Barndt, Mr. & Mrs. KennethBaron Home BuildersBartynski, Theda Beck

Bethlehem Resident AssociationBonanni, MarcBorisch, HelenBoscia, DoloresBoscola, Senator LisaBoscov’sBrooks, Mary AnnBrowne, Senator PatrickBuckley PharmacyCactus BlueCatanzaro, JohnChick-fil-AChristiansen, Connie & KenConfalone, Mr. & Mrs. DanielCooney, Mr. & Mrs. JohnCorropolese Bakery & DeliCulver, Mr. & Mrs. RonaldDave & Wayne Auto Center, Inc.Delikat, Carol & JosephDialysis, Inc.Dillon, JeannaDorney Park & Wildwater KingdomDowty, GreggEder, Mr. & Mrs. JohnElvidge, ChristopherEvans, Carol JoyFedor, DavidFeeney, ThomasFoot Flush InternationalFord, JohnFreed, CharlotteFucci, AugustFuller, Mr & Mrs. PeterGaumer, TomGenuardi’s MarketsGraham Financial ServicesGreenleaf, Mr. & Mrs. JohnHarpf, ElsieHarvest HomeHaug, VioletHayducek, LisaHeffelfinger, JenniferHellings, KarlaHersh, JanetHippensteel, Debbie & ScottHireVisionHorvath, Mr. & Mrs. RonaldHouck, ChadHunsicker, Mr. & Mrs. BrettJust BornKarney, Mr. & Mrs. DanKeech, AnnKehler, Laura AnnKemmerer, Gerald & PatriciaKern, RobertKessler, Mr. & Mrs. LouisKeystone Financial PlanningKing, Mr. & Mrs. TimothyK-Mart - Tilghman St.Konsevitch, Mr. & Mrs. GregoryKuklinski, Mary

Kurtz, GeorgeLee’s Hoagie HouseLehigh Valley Floral AssociationLehigh Valley HospitalLerch, AlisonLesavoy Butz & Seitz LLCLewis, David E.Lloyd, NancyLocke, RachelLoturco, DorothyLucash, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. JohnMack, CaroleMadden, BobMass MutualMcAleese, Thomas & JohnMcCarthy, SharonMcCormick, RobertMcElwain, TheresaMcGavin, JohnMellow, MichaelMeyer, MarieMhley, JustinMirenna, Mr. & Mrs. LouisMittl TravelNester, Mr. & Mrs. PaulNotre Dame High SchoolOlympia RestaurantO’Neill, KelliePartylandPenn Title, Inc.Pistagnesi, LidoPizza MiaPranzo Italian Specialty FoodsPrice, M.C.Promenade Shops at Saucon ValleyProrok, SylvianneProspective ConsultingRave Motion PicturesRichards, Edward & CynthiaRoetting, Jr., WalterRothrock, AngieSageSantangelo, Josephine & Maria

Schiavone, HeidiSchuler Service Inc.Schweibinz, BettyServpro of Western Lehigh Co.Shannon, BarbaraSimonetta, PatriciaSkimbo, PeterSoltys, AndrewState Farm - Ivan WitmerState Farm - Joe BradyState Farm - Judith LadonisState TheatreStone, JaneStrohl, KristinStrouse, MelanieSunflowers by DeniseSuper Web Designs, Inc.TC Salon & SpaThe Heavenly HedgehogToday’s Caregiver MagazineTodd, DorothyTorbert, MichaelTownes, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasTrumbauer, Mary AnnTruscott, RussellTurner, Mr. & Mrs. LarryUnivest National Bank & TrustVasko, RayannVIP Promotions of PAVolpe, Mr. & Mrs. CharlesWal-MartWalton, TimWedley, Mr. & Mrs. RobertWeller, MargaretWHYYWilson, TracyWolf, Mr. & Mrs. RobertWolfenden, ValerieYurish, Mr. & Mrs. JohnZambo, Mr. & Mrs. RobertZaremba, ChetZeber’s Bakery

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Buxmont Off ice2 Life Mark Drive

Sellersville, PA 18960

Phone: 215.257.0471

Fax: 215.257.0530

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Lehigh Val ley Off ice3500 High Point Boulevard

Bethlehem, PA 18017

Phone: 610.264.5724

Fax: 610.264.2707

Media Off ice600 North Jackson Street

Media, PA 19063

Phone: 610.566.5029

Fax: 610.566.5108