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First things first—a big thank you to all the amazing volunteers who made our annual auction such a success. Special thanks to Event Coordinator Amanda Graham, Office Administrator Sceni

Foster, and our auction committee Chair Tony Salas. You went above and beyond, and we appreciate it. Another example of how you can make a difference by not being afraid to do things differently.

Do we do things differently here at the Lacey Chamber of Commerce? You bet we do—even how we determine our year. Some organizations

do their year like the calendar, from January to December. Some do theirs as a fiscal year. We do ours from November to October.

Why?

Because we decided to, that’s why. We’re entrepreneurs, and the key characteristic of an entrepreneur is we do things in new ways. We buck the trends, and we have faith in our own vision and our own energy. When other people have given up, we get things done.

Who else would have the optimism to start a business against all odds? Who else would have the belief to think their idea will set them above the crowd and make them a comfortable living? It’s no wonder small business is the cornerstone of our economy. And no wonder we’re the first to pull up our bootstraps and get busy with the business of making our economy run.

Consumer confidence may drive our economic engine, but entrepreneurs supply the high-octane optimism that boosts the power of that confidence. As I look forward to my year as your president I am certain of one thing, this year is going to be great. Because we are going to make it great. Because we are different. We are entrepreneurs. And we are the Lacey Chamber of Commerce.

Happy New Year!

The Lacey Chamber NewsletterThe Lacey Chamber Newsletter

Message from the PresidentBy Jerry Farmer, President

Table of Contents

Message from President 1Boundary Disputes 2 Funeral Alternatives 3Welcome Home BBQ 4ShredFest 2010 4Office Sportsmanship 5September 5:01 Surge! 5Business is Booming! 9Roster 9Chamber Events 11Kidwiler Thank Yous 11

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A Sincere “Thank You” to All Our FansThank you to all who made a our 2010 annual fund-raising auction, Spotlight on Cinema, a great success! As usual, we are completely in awe of your generosity! We appreciate and thank you for your continued support year after year!

Special Thanks to:Master of Ceremonies: Jerry Farmer, 94.5

ROXY Radio Management Auctioneer: C&L Benefit Auction Group Dedicated Spotters: Ryan Betz, Tom Carroll,

Laura Huyck, Larry Messegee Red Carpet: B&R Flooring AmericaCatering: Bon Appétit Linens provided by: Party OutifttersSpotlight provided by: 50’s Technology, LLCCatalog created by: Peggy DeGregorySlideshow created by: Chris LesterLive Feed & Video: Pardiman ProductionsCheck-out Bags provided by: CostcoWireless Credit Cards: Front Stream Payments

Auction Committee MembersTony Salas, Anchor Bank , ChairJerry Farmer, 94.5 ROXY RadioLourdes Beck, C&L Benefit Auction GroupMegan Casto, AflacLaura Huyck, B&R Flooring AmericaLarry Messegee, First Citizens BankWendy Mitkowski, The Creative OfficeArvilla Moore, Chamber VolunteerKamarie Wilson, Union BankMike Wolfe, Mutual of OmahaAmanda Graham, Lacey Chamber

Volunteers and Chamber Staff MembersAngelique Wilson, Anita Yarber, Ann Fish, Courtney Schieve, Heidi Behrends-Cerniwey, John Bradburn, Karen Schade, Madelin White, Mark White, Mike Wolfe, Mindy Reese, Scott Connolly, Shannon Carson, Stewart Ridgeway, Tabitha Johnson, Arvilla Moore, Margie Eckroth, Norma Croshaw, Mike Beehler, Sceni Foster, and Amanda Graham

Dessert Frenzy ProvidersAmerica’s Credit UnionBayView Catering / Stormans Inc.Bon Appetit - Saint Martin’s UniversityC&L Benefit Auction GroupExit Realty Boardwalk - Kevin GordhamExit Realty Boardwalk - Anita & Hal YarberLinda HuyckLacey Chamber of CommerceLittle CaesarsMangano’s CateringArvilla MooreMountain Home BakeryOccasions Catering and Special EventsPaprika CateringNicole Peguero Rib Eye / Ramblin Jacks

Thank You to 2010 Donors94.5 ROXY 911 Driving SchoolAdvanced Laser and Beauty CenterAlfac-Megan CastoAllure AdvertisingAmbience Salon and Day SpaAmerica’s Credit UnionAnchor BankAnnie’s Unique Gifts.comAnthony’s Hearthfire GrillAntiquitiesApex KartingArbonne International-Laura ParviB&R Flooring AmericaBallaura Spa and Sports MassageBark and Garden CenterBayview CateringBlue Willi’sBon AppetitC&L Benefit Auction GroupCabela’sCapital AeroporterCapital Septic and Excavation

Charlotte DickisonChehalis-Centralia Railroad and MuseumChris Lester Insurance ServicesChicago TitleChicago Title-Mervet SanchezCity of Lacey-Greg and Ann CuoioClub Z TutoringColonial Inn Senior ApartmentsColumbia BankCommunity Values MagazineCostco Wholesale—LaceyCutter’s Point Coffee—Lacey Blvd. Debbi’s Dance Etc.Dirty Dave’s Pizza ParlorEarth Friendly ProductsAl Eckroth - Virgil Adams Real EstateEDC of Thurston CountyEdward Jones Investments - Felix PegueroEmerald DownsExit Realty Boardwalk-Hal and Anita YarberFarrelli’s Pizza and PoolGarlic Jim’sGo Small Biz.comGreat Wolf LodgeGreene Realty-Jim and Shelly WestallGarrett GundersonGL Kluh JewelersHarborstone Credit Union Herbert E. Todd, D.D.S.Heritage BankHometown Property Management Hop Jack’sHotel MuranoLaura HuyckIdalis Medical SpaIntercity TransitIrish Alana SalonKELA/KMNT RadioLacey Chamber of CommerceLeavitt Photo-Custom Imaging and Wall PortraitsLiberty InnLittle CaesarsMaintenance by Hometown, Inc.

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Quality, afford-able health i n s u r a n c e

for business owners and their employees continues to be one of the greatest chal-

lenges for large and small businesses. Over the past ten years, health insur-ance premiums have risen 131% while workers’ earnings have increased only 38% during that same period according to a study done by Kaiser/HRET. Even with recently enacted health insurance reform, significantly bending the cost curve over the next several years will be difficult.

As a member of the Lacey Chamber of Commerce one of your benefits of mem-

bership is the opportunity to evalu-ate and enroll in the Business Health Trust (BHT) program if you employ 2-149 employees. In place for over four decades, the BHT program offers an array of medical, dental, vision, life and AD&D, disability, and other programs to meet your business objectives and employee benefit needs. This benefit pro-gram provides competitive group rates through contracts with the largest and most respected insurance carriers in the state of Washington, such as: Regence Blue Shield, Group Health, Washington Dental Service, Dental Health Services, Regence Life and Health, Wellspring, and more. You can be assured that all plans offered are in compliance with healthcare reform mandates.

The one-stop shopping aspect allows for combined billing and eligibility, with COBRA administration provided as a value-added service. All insurance plan summaries and forms are avail-able on-line 24/7 with links to the BHT insurance companies for easy look-up of network providers.

BHT…it’s good for business and employ-ees and only available to Chamber members—and only available through trained accredited brokers who are also Chamber members.

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Medicine Creek WineryMerle Norman Cosmetics Wigs and Day SpaMichaela Hickey-Licensed AestheticianArvilla MooreMutual of Omaha - Mike WolfeNetwork Communciations InternationalNorth Thurston Public SchoolsNutshell Write to the PointOlympia Auto Mall AssociationOlympia Federal SavingsOstrom’s Mushroom FarmPaco’s TacosPanorama - Chambers House RestaurantPardiman ProductionsPaulson TrainingPearl by the SeaPints and QuartsPort of OlympiaPrime Development Group Prime LocationsProfessional Temp Staffing AgencyRAM RestaurantRed Lion Hotel—OlympiaRegal Entertainment Group-Martin Village StadiumRelyLocal-OlympiaRib Eye Rambin Jack’sRicardo’s RestaurantS. Stewart Ridgeway, CPA SAVI Day SpaScatter Creek WinerySeattle MarinersSeattle Seahawks

South Sound MagazineStapp Financial Planning, PLLC Strader Hallet & Co. P.S.T & S CleaningTAGS Awards & SpecialitesThe Acme Service GroupThe Aloha Tanning CompanyThe Biz VenueThe Creative OfficeThe GuardsmanThe Washington Center for the Performing ArtsThurston County Coronor Gary WarnockThurston County Fair-groundsThurston EDCTom the TwisterTony’s Master JewelersTrufant Family FoundationTwinStar Credit UnionU.S. Martial Arts CenterVan Dorm RealtyWashington State Historical SocietyWest Coast Bank - Hawks Prairie BranchWest Coast Bank - Lacey BranchWestern MeatsWind Up HereWineShop at HomeWoodshed FurnitureWestern Meats

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Well, we just completed our last Welcome Home Picnic for the 4-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team on October 7. Overall, I think

we easily fed another 5,000 soldiers and raised enough funds to pay for the cost of food, plus provide the enter-tainment. During the past two months, we held three Welcome Home picnics for a total of approximately 15,000 soldiers. Now we can sit back and enjoy the rest of the month and take the time to learn more about I Corps’ new commanding general, LTG Curtis M. Scap-

arrotti, who just arrived from Fort Bragg, North Carolina, where he served as the commanding general for the 82nd Airborne Division. Welcome LTG Scap-arrotti, we look forward to embracing you in the Lacey community!

Later this month, I will have the opportunity to interact with him personally at the Association of the United States Army’s conference and at the Army’s Ten Miler in front of the Pentagon. I promise to take many pictures and share them with all of you during next month’s edition. I will also tell you more about LTG Scaparrotti and how the I Corps team did during the Ten Miler. Go, I Corps team!

The year 2011 is just around the corner. My next goal is to assemble a small committee to plan a barbeque for the Air Mobility Command Rodeo. The Lacey Chamber plans a bar-beque for the home team, which includes about 200 Airmen. If any of you are interested in serv-ing on this committee or donat-ing food items for the barbeque, please e-mail me at: [email protected].

Finally, please come join us at the next Military Affairs Commit-tee meeting on November 9. We have military representatives there each month, but very few Chamber members. The meet-ing begins at 7:30 a.m., and it’s held at the Hawks Prairie Res-taurant. In November, we will have the leadership from the 446 Airlift Wing (the McChord Field Reserve Unit) attend to talk about their mission. I hope to see you all there.

Last Welcome Home BBQBy Carlene Joseph, Harborstone Credit Union, Military Affairs Committee Chair

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Don’t Miss The Dickens Carolers Friday 11:30 - 1:30

Held at Marcus Pavilion at Saint Martin’s University5300 Pacific Avenue, S.E. Lacey Plenty of Parking Free Admission

L to R: LTG Curtis Scaparrotti, the new I Corps commanding general; General James Thurman, the commanding General for the U.S. Army Forces Command; and Major General John Johnson, the past interim I Corps Commanding General.

LTG Curtis Scaparrotti, I Corps command-ing general.

Did you miss our Forum?

The Lacey Chamber Forum plays on TCTV Channel 22 every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. and Friday at 3:00 p.m.


Thank You for Your Support and EncouragementWritten by Mike Beehler, Executive Director, Lacey Chamber of Commerce

Thank you, C h a m b e r members

and staff. I appre-ciate the support and encourage-ment I have received from the Lacey Chamber board, staff, and members in the first month of my

tenure as your interim Executive Director. The Lacey area is a wonderful community in which to live, be productive, and contribute to the success of our neighbors. We are for-tunate to have the natural resources of our community’s beauty around us every day. The entrepreneurial sprit is alive and pros-pering in Lacey. I continue to be impressed with the spirit of giving and community

service by our members as well. I want to assure you that my service as an interim director is an opportunity for me to assist the businesses in our community in con-tinuing to be vital contributors to the eco-nomic vitality within our region.

I believe that the Lacey Chamber is uniquely poised to be a partner with both public and private entities to foster economic growth, to provide networking opportunities for business professionals, and to sustain the sprit of community service which enhances our quality of life. Please join with me in ensuring that the future of our business community is bright, enduring, and ever so prosperous. Please call upon me at any time if you have questions or if I can be of assistance. I assure you I will also rely on you for the success of our Chamber’s efforts as well.

The Lacey Chamber of Commerce has a strong tradition of welcoming new mem-bers and encouraging mutually beneficial interactions. I have felt welcomed, and I hope to be a part of those beneficial inter-actions on behalf of the Chamber. Chamber of Commerce committees are active (you are always welcome to become involved), Chamber fundraising continues to be suc-cessful, and we are sustaining our mem-bership in spite of a constrained economic environment. There is much work to do, and with your support and encouragement I believe the Chamber will move forward with renewed energy and optimism. Thank you to the Chamber Board for allowing me the opportunity to be your interim director, and I hope to be of service to each of you as Chamber members.

As stimu-l a t i n g a n d

thought-pro-voking as the Lacey Cham-ber of Com-merce monthly Forums always are, do you ever

find yourself wishing that there was some mechanism for delving deeper into a particular topic—perhaps some meet-ing or venue where there could be more interaction with the presenter? Of course you have! Well, here’s the answer!

Each month, the ROXY Connector Eco-nomic Development Roundtable meets for breakfast and a robust discussion of contemporary, relevant topics. For example, last week (October 20) we were treated to a presentation by Bret

Bertolin of the Washington State Eco-nomic & Revenue Forecast Council. Mr. Bertolin shared with us the state’s meth-odology for doing their job: forecasting for the legislature and governor what the income outlook is for the coming biennium. You’ll be shocked to learn that this was not the rosiest picture ever painted…but there were some nuggets of good news in this discussion. For example, Americans have recovered over $6 trillion in net worth from the depths of the recent recession! You read that right, six trillion with a T! That’s a lot of recovery.

We’ve interacted with other valuable presenters in previous programs. In September, Patrick Connor ,with the local office of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), led a discussion of pending ballot initiatives. We had asked Mr. Connor to focus pri-

marily upon I-1082, the Initiative that will allow competition in the worker’s compensation insurance arena. This meeting also provided an opportunity to share information on the other ballot initiatives and referenda.

Once again, one of the appealing ele-ments of this format is that it invites the participation of all in attendance. That’s why it’s called a “roundtable”…your par-ticipation is encouraged! We’d love to see you at the next meeting of the ROXY Connector on Wednesday November 17. We’ll be at the River’s Edge Restaurant at Tumwater Valley. The program will feature a presentation by Grant Gilmore, Executive Director of the AWB Institute, the economic development arm of the Washington Association of Business. We look forward to seeing you at 8:00 a.m.!

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2011 Board of Directors & Group RosterExecutive Board

Jerry Farmer, President, 94.5 ROXY, 236-1010Felix Peguero, President Elect, Edward Jones Investments, 438-0341Lowell Gordon, Vice President, The Creative Office, 754-1732Mike Harris, Treasurer & Board Member, Columbia Bank, 459-3344Karen Schade, Secretary, America’s Credit Union, 253-912-3257

Board of DirectorsAndrew Barkis, Hometown Property Management, 456-7368*Tom Carroll, Network Communications International, 701-1532Greg Cuio, Lacey City Manager, 491-3214*Al Eckroth, Virgil Adams Real Estate, 701-3307Tony Salas, Anchor Bank, 491-2250*Renée Sunde, Thurston EDC, 754-6320Brent Walz, OBee Credit Union, 528-5361*Angelique Wilson, Professional Temp Staffing Agency, 786-8443Jeff Powell, Past President, Prime Development Group, 528-2550

*Recently elected, serving a two year term.

CommitteeAmbassadors: Amanda Graham, Event Coordinator, 491-4141

Auction: Tony Salas, Anchor Bank, 491-2250

BBQ: Al Eckroth, Virgil Adams Real Estate, (360) 701-3307

ROXY Connector Business Roundtable: Reneé Sunde, Thurston EDC, 754-6320 Patrick Davidson, Guild Mortgage, 412-1000

Fundraising: Tony Salas, Anchor Bank, 491-2250

Government Affairs: Daniela Anderson, Hometown Prop. Mgmt, 456-7368

Golf: Joanna West, Washington Business Bank, 754-1954

Kidwiler Scholarship Foundation: Stewart Ridgeway, CPA, 459-4404

Military Affairs: Carlene Joseph, Harborstone Credit Union, (253) 983-8636

Renewals–Thank You!2-4 Years:Cynthia PrattDesign Smart Home Staging &

RedesignJudy WilsonUnion Bank

5-9 Years:Faith Lutheran Church & School

10-14 Years: Casa Mia RestaurantOffice DepotTimberland Regional Library

Over 15 Years! Capitol City on the Course

Over 50 Years! William Ehlers

On September 16, 2010, the Lacey Chamber of Commerce had the joy and privilege of being a part of the grand opening at Distribution Opera-tions Center. The building is amazing and was designed to handle a large volume of shipments and merchandise.

We are excited to have them in our community!

Grand OpeningDistribution Operations Center


Board Transition and Business Awards

Please plan to attend the Forum on November 3 and meet our new Board of Directors and show appreciation to those who have served the Lacey Chamber of Commerce so well this past year. Outgoing President, Jeff Powell, Prime Development Group, will pass the presidency to incoming Chamber President Jerry Farmer, 94.5 ROXY. Business awards honoring corporate, medium, and small businesses; Ambassadors and Volunteers; and the President’s Award will be given out during the program.

The Lacey Chamber Forums are held at Saint Martin’s University in the Worthington Center. Registration begins at 11:30 a.m. and the program starts promptly at noon. Cost is $18 for members, $25 for guests.

November Forum

Chamber Events

November 3, Wednesday—Forum

Registration begins at 11:30 am, program begins at noon Saint Martin’s Worthington Center Topic: Board Transition and Business Awards Members $18, guests $25 Please pre-register online at laceychamber.com

Thank you to our Media Sponsor: Chris Lester Insurance Services

November 9, Tuesday—Military Affairs Meeting 7:30 a.m. Hawks Prairie Restaurant 8306 Quinault Dr. NE

November 12, Friday—Government Affairs Meeting 11:30 a.m. Panorama – Chambers House Restaurant 1751 Circle Lane SE

November 16, Tuesday—Fundraising Committee Meeting 2:00 p.m. Chamber Conference Room

November 17, Wednesday—ROXY Connector Business Roundtable 8:00 a.m. River’s Edge Restaurant 4611 Tumwater Valley Dr. SE

November 17, Wednesday—5:01 Surge Merle Norman Cosmetics, Wigs, and Day Spa 801 Sleater Kinney Road SE, Suite 4 5:01 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

November 18, Thursday Executive Meeting 8:30 a.m. Board Meeting 9:30 a.m. Chamber Conference Room

November 22, Monday—BBQ Committee 4:00 p.m. Chamber Conference Room

November 30, Tuesday—Ambassador Meeting 12:00 p.m. (noon) Dirty Dave’s Pizza 3939 Martin Way

Kidwiler Scholarship Fund Thank Yous

The Lacey Chamber would like to thank these member businesses who donated raffle prizes to benefit the Kidwiler Scholarship at the October 2010 Forum:

94.5 ROXY A Steve’s Professional Truck Mounted Steam CleaningApex KartingBudd Bay Embroidery & Specialties, IncCabinets by TrivonnaChris Lester Insurance ServicesCommunity Values MagazineEdward Jones Investments-Felix PegueroEarth Friendly ProductsG. L. Kluh JewelersGo Small Biz.comMutual of Omaha Mike WolfePardiman ProductionsProfessional Temp Staffing AgencySouth Sound BankStewart Ridgeway, CPATammy Redman - Business Growth StrategistThe Ram Restaurant & BreweryThe Wave Car WashVoices Northwest

Thank You for Your Continued Support!

For all events, please RSVP to [email protected] or call (360) 491-4141.


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