2010 Annual Report

Board of Trustees

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORMark C. ReedSedgwick County Zoological Society, Inc.

PRESIDENTStanley G. Andeel

TRUSTEESJeff AblahKevin J. ArnelJeff BloomerRon BruntonWilliam P. BuchananMartha C. BufordCindy BurgessMichael T. DarnoldMark C. DeVriesGenevieve GordonJerry HarrisonMichael HerbertRonald HoltSteven A. HoulikJeff M. JohnsonDirk JonesDave LarsonMarvin O. LongBuz LukensGayle MaloneLinda K. Merrill-ParmanDoug NeffScott OchsSue PearceJack J. PeltonMary Lynn PriestScott RedlerAlbert R. SanchezScott J. SchneiderBarry SchwanDavid M. UnruhSuzanne VaupelMarty WellsSheryl Wohlford

Chairman Karl Peterjohn—3rd District

Pro Tem Gwen Welshimer—5th District

David M. Unruh—1st DistrictTim R. Norton—2nd District

Kelly Parks—4th District

County ManagerWilliam P. Buchanan

To inspire discovery, appreciation, and respect for animals and nature.

With passion, leadership, and foresight, the Sedgwick County Zoo will be the best zoo possible for our animals and guests.

© 2011 All items appearing in this publication are copyright of Sedgwick County Zoo. Permission to reprint any items must be obtained by contacting the Sedgwick County Zoo.

2010 Commissioners

Mission

Vision

page 2 | Letter from Director

That’s the milestone we reached this year as our 15 millionth guest visited the Sedgwick County Zoo on May 4, 2010. It’s a mind-boggling number for us all, but certainly a milestone we celebrate, respect and can all be extremely proud of.

Just think for a moment, since we opened in August of 1971, 15 million guests have:

• Experienced the sights and sounds of our world right here in Kansas. From the jungles of Africa, to the forests of Australia and beaches of South America, guests have a first-class passport to witness this breath-taking international animal collection.

• Learned about conservation, species survival plans and how each one of us can make a difference in saving endangered species, our environment and the planet.

• Supported the Zoo through single day ticket purchases, memberships, personal monetary gifts and volunteer time. Collaborating together, we awre able to create an environment of special accomplishments.

But most important was the opportunity to introduce the mission of our Zoo—to inspire discovery, appreciation and respect for animals and nature—to so many people.

The people of this community continue to rally in support of Sedgwick County Zoo. For all that we have achieved and for all that we will achieve in the coming years, I thank you for your friendship and for helping make our vision to be a world-class zoo for our community a reality.

See you at the Zoo,

Mark C. Reed Executive Director

Letter from Mark C. Reed

Fifteen Million

but they had little idea of the great things that were in store. The Zoo has seen steady progress through the past three decades with major exhibits opening every few years. This is quite an accomplishment for our community.

The Downing Gorilla Forest opened in 2004 to the excitement of thousands. Then Cessna Penguin Cove delighted adults and children alike. Today the Slawson Family Tiger Trek continues to inspire guests every day. It is with great pleasure that we welcomed our 15 millionth guest and look forward to many more.

On May 4, 2010 Sedgwick County Zoo welcomed its 15 MILLIONTH guest. When Sedgwick County Zoo opened in 1971, families were pleased,

page 3 | 15 Million Guests and Counting!

15 Million Guests and

Counting!

page 4 | 15 Million Guests and Counting!

“I can’t believe it!” said Suzanne Armendariz, “I never win anything! This is so exciting! Thank you so much!” Suzanne, accompanied by her son Ethan, were rewarded with two season tickets to the 2010 Sedgwick

County Zoo Capitol Federal Summer Concert Series; four tickets to one of the upcoming INTRUST Bank Arena events and a gift basket courtesy of KWCH Channel 12; plus a lifetime membership to the No. 1 outdoor family tourist attraction in Kansas—your Sedgwick County Zoo. Ethan was a bit shy at first, due to all the excitement, but before the party was over he was blowing kisses and giving out high-fives to Zoo staff.

“I’ve always believed that zoos are a reflection of their community,” said Executive Director Mark C. Reed. “Our community has been so very supportive and without that support we would not be here celebrating 15 million guests and still counting.”

page 5 | 2010 Memberships and Attendance

Memberships and

Attendance

1971

1973

1975

1977

1979

1981

1983

1985

1987

1989

1991

1993

1995

1997

1999

2001

2003

3005

2007

2009

700,000

600,000

500,000

400,000

300,000

200,000

100,000

Attendance 1971–2010

Wichita Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) encompasses Sedgwick, Butler, Harvey and Sumner counties, and is the largest metro area in Kansas with 2010 population of 623,061 persons. According to the Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition the Wichita MSA consists of a relatively young population with 2010 median age of 35.0 years (national median age 37.2 years.) About 86% of metro residents live in an urban setting.

2010 Zoo Memberships Sold: 11,578

While feared and often killed on sight throughout the world, venomous snakes are very popular animals in zoos. For instance, many guests know our king cobra by name and ask questions about him if he’s not readily visible in the exhibit. Sedgwick County Zoo has many interesting snakes including pythons, boas, and pit vipers. With the opening of our Venomous Snake Gallery, we are able to introduce guests to a few new snakes that now call the Amphibian & Reptile Building home: black mamba, boomslang, Gaboon viper, and cascabel.

page 6 | A&R Desert Room becomes Snake Gallery

The very qualities that protect these snakes in the wild from predators and allow them to be supreme hunters have made them a target of man. As human populations continue to grow and expand into the snakes’ natural habitats, dangerous encounters with venomous snakes will continue to increase. It is our goal to teach as much as we can about these fascinating animals and our hope that snakes will be respected and preserved rather than feared and misunderstood.

Hot Snakes, Cool New

Exhibit

Gaboon Viper

Boomslang

Venomous snakes have been greatly feared and misunderstood the world over. Much like tigers, bears, great white sharks, and other large carnivores they have been the victims of superstition, exaggeration, and relentless persecution.

Cascabel

Zoo AmbassadorsWhat do you do when you have a waiting list of Zoo volunteers? Bridget Landers, Director of Volunteers, created our Zoo Ambassador program. This program allows new, interested volunteers to get hands on experience while enhancing our guests’ Zoo experience.

Zoo Ambassadors are stationed around the Zoo to help answer guests’ general questions. At the successful conclusion of 25 hours of ambassador time, volunteers can move to an Exhibit Ambassador position. Volunteers will learn more in depth information specific to the exhibit area in which they wish to become an Animal Care Volunteer. After completing 25 hours of volunteering as an Exhibit Ambassador, volunteers can become an Animal Care Volunteer. Animal Care Volunteers work side-by-side with our Zookeepers to help care for our animals.

Volunteer StatisticsIn 2010 Sedgwick County Zoo had the privilege of working with a total of 1,002 volunteers who donated 43,150.52 hours, saving the Zoo a total of $549,737.62. “You can understand how valuable our volunteers are to us,” said Landers “they really do help us accomplish more than we could ever do on our own.” Thanks to you, our volunteers, for what you do to help make the Zoo the No. 1 outdoor, family tourist attraction in Kansas.

page 7 | Volunteers

Volunteer Statistics

page 8 | Volunteers

Gerry Kasperek, Sedgwick County Zoo 2010 Adult Volunteer of the Year is always fun to be around with his positive attitude. Gerry has volunteered in the Jungle Bird department since 2009. During his 338 hours of service he has shown an outstanding willingness to do anything the keepers ask of him. He has always shown up ready to work as scheduled and has even gotten his wife Teri involved in volunteering as well. Gerry is truly an ambassador for the Zoo as he volunteers in other organizations in Wichita spreading his Zoo knowledge along the way. Gerry even completed additional volunteer training far above and beyond what was required of him. He also donates time by volunteering with the Ape Awareness group and at various special events throughout the year.

Blake Little, the 2010 Teen Volunteer of the Year for Sedgwick County Zoo, is passionate about his volunteer work. He first started volunteering in teen programs during the summers of 2008 and 2009 before becoming a regular volunteer in the African Veldt in 2010. Donating 1,726 hours of service, he has taken a lead role in helping the new teen volunteers learn routines and even take on projects like deep cleaning the elephant pool, all while being a full time student. Blake takes advantage of every opportunity to spend time at the Zoo. He is truly an asset to the Zoo as he volunteers not only in the Veldt but also during many of the special events.

Sedgwick County Zoo Recognizes Volunteers for Service in 2010Sedgwick County Zoo would like to recognize Gerry Kasperek and Blake Little with the 2010 Volunteer of the Year award. “We love our volunteers,” said Volunteer Director Bridget Landers. “Every day I’m impressed by their dedication and enthusiasm to work together to make the Zoo the best it can be.”

page 9 | Education Statistics

Education Statistics

New Investigation Stations ProgramInvestigation Stations allow your students to interact, investigate, explore, and meet an animal ambassador. Each program includes: artifacts, inquiry-based activity, animal information and a live animal. There is a maximum of one school group (40 students) per 20-minute program. All classes are aligned to Kansas State Science Standards.

Onsite School Group Programs 39.7%

Off-site Group Programs (Zoo Reach) 14%

Other (Keeper Chats, Check-Out Boxes,

etc) 25.3%

On-site classes 15.4%

Overnights 2.2%Birthday Parties 3.4%

ProgramsOnsite School Group Programs

Off-site Group Programs (Zoo Reach)

Other (Keeper Chats, Check-out Boxes, etc)

On-site Classes

Overnights

Birthday Parties

Total

Students22,234

7,843

14,191

8,609

1,236

1,883

55,996

page 10 | Mark C. Reed Scholarship Fund

2010 Recipients (in alphabetical order)

Brandon AylesworthJakoe BarnesLindsey Davis

Congratulations to the 2010 Friends University recipients of the Mark C. Reed Zoo Science Scholarship. Each year students are selected for this scholarship based on their career goals, college activities and grade point average. The Mark C. Reed Endowed Scholarship was the first major scholarship given to the Friends University Biology Department.

The Zoo Science degree is a four-year bachelor’s degree program hosted by Friends University in conjunction with Sedgwick County Zoo. Students attend general biology classes at Friends University as well as classes held at Sedgwick County Zoo and taught by Zoo professionals, enabling students who plan on a zoo or aquarium career to obtain hands-on experience as well as academic experience.

Mark C. Reed Scholarship

Fund

Pictured Below (Left to Right): Emily Plaza, Jacquelyn Ragan, Michael Clifford, Mark C. Reed, Sedgwick County Zoo Executive Director, Krystal Villasenor, Cara Houde, Patrick Mathews, PhD., Jakoe Barnes, Sarah Warlick, Lindsey Davis, and Shannon Vasiliauskas.

Sara WarlickCara HoudeShannon Vasiliauskas

Congratulations to the 2010 Friends University recipients of the Mark C. Reed Zoo Science Scholarship.

page 11 | Conservation Funds

Over $60,000 goes to support worldwide conservation programs

Visiting Sedgwick County Zoo gives guests an opportunity to see wild animals up close and thus gain understanding, appreciation, and respect for some magnificent creatures that many people may never get to see in the wild. But another way we strive to help animals is by donating to conservation programs, which allows us to play a part in safeguarding the world’s wildlife. Conservation initiatives such as those listed protect wild animals both in captivity and in their natural habitats. Sedgwick County Zoo has been recognized with national and international awards for its support of field

2010 Conservation

Funds

page 12 | Conservation Funds

conservation programs and successful breeding of rare and endangered species. In 2010, Sedgwick County Zoo was able to designate $57,876 for various conservation programs. Another $2,528.05 was collected from the public donation boxes in the Zoo and through our new Gift Shop program that allows guests to round up purchases to help fund conservation programs. Just by coming to the Zoo, our guests help support our contributions to worldwide animal conservation.

Operating Support: Sedgwick County $5,146,885 Donations & Grants $326,873 Other Contributions $73,153 Operating Revenue: Admissions $1,528,358Concessions $857,940 Memberships $1,348,769 Other Income: Zoobilee $806,304 Promotional Events $237,648 Education Programs $134,187 Investment Income $8,304 Miscellaneous $172,199 Total Support & Revenue $10,640,620

Total Support & Revenue Over (Under Expenses)* $573,674

Sedgwick County 48.4%

Donations & Grants 3.1%

Other Contributions 0.7%

Admissions 14.4%

Concessions 8.1%

Memberships 12.7%

Other Income 12.8%

Salaries & Benefits 64.7%

Repairs & Maintenance 3.6%

Utilities 4.9%

Other 22.9%

Infrastructure & Equipment 3.9%

Operating Expenses: Salaries & Benefits $6,509,888Repairs & Maintenance $367,032Utilities $489,032 Other: $2,308,635 Promotions & Advertising $435,048 Animal Food $423,336 Other Supplies $417,286 Professional Services $11,750 Animal Purchases $10,477 Insurance $79,924 Contractual $376,421 Miscellaneous $554,393 Infrastructure & Equipment $392,359 Total Expenses & Infrastructure $10,066,946

2010 Financials

page 13 | Financials

*This reflects the amount of expense from prior year carry over funded for infrastructure and small capital projects.

page 14 | Zoobilee 2010: Isle of Iguana

Zoobilee patrons spent the evening sampling food and drink, dancing

under the stars and bidding on great silent and live auction items. A variety of area restaurants served samples of their best dishes and drinks, from old favorites to exotic new delicacies. Following the live auction Zoobilee guests danced the night away to the sounds of The Iguanas.

Proceeds from the event go to support daily Zoo operation and help keep Zoo daily admission prices affordable. As part of the Zoo’s commitment to conservation, a portion of this year’s funds will go to support the Puerto Rican crested toad initiative. Thanks to everyone for making our Zoo and this years’ Zoobilee a success. We couldn’t do it without your continued support.

Zoobilee Steering CommitteeMarvin O. Long— ChairJeff AblahSusan BowersCathy BradyMartha BufordCindy BurgessGenevieve GordonPam IrishSue PearceMary Lynn & Frank PriestAl SanchezScott SchneiderDenise Ziegler

Sponsors & FriendsABC Discount Smoke Shop & Fine

Cigars Adventure RV & Truck CenterAmerican Fun Food Co.Artic Glacier Premium IceBank of the WestThe Bar’s OpenBrady NurseryBob FMBoeingBombardier Aerospace LearJetBrady NurseryCargillClear Channel OutdoorClear Channel RadioCox CommunicationsCox MediaD & D EquipmentEntercomEvan SennFirstWirelessFidelity BankFoley Supply, the Cat Rental Store

Frozen Drinks R UsGlazer’sGreat Plains ImagingHouse of SchwanHowerton + WhiteJ&J FenceJournal BroadcastKAKEKansas Golf & TurfMcCurdy Auction ServiceMedia PartnersMeritrust Credit UnionOffice AidePaul Bowen PhotographyPepsi Bottling GroupPratt Printing, IncRSCSedgwick County EMSSedgwick County Fire DepartmentSedgwick County SheriffStandard BeverageStar LumberThe WolfTraffic Control ServicesWaste ConnectionsWhite Beverage Co.Women’s FocusWonderful WichitaWorldwide Wine & Spirits, Inc.

Pavilion & Hospitality Area PatronsAeroflexBank of AmericaBank of the WestBoeingBruce BrownMartha & Bob BufordKelly & Jon Callen

Capitol FederalCargillCooperSedgwick County CommissionersCox CommunicationsDelta DentalEric S. Farmer DDS PAFoulston SiefkinFugate EnterprisesGreat Plains ImagingIMA of Kansas, Inc.Intrust BankJimmy John’sJohnson ControlsKansas Gas ServiceKennedy and Coe, LLCKoch IndustriesLafargeMeritrustMSI Systems IntegratorsCarole & Scott OchsSue & Bill PearcePiping & EquipmentPrattPreferred Health SystemsPrinting Inc.Pro KemRegier Carr & Monroe, CPA’sSPIRIT AerosystemsSunrise Oilfield SupplySweetman InvestmentsTaylor Enterprises, Inc.The Inn at TallgrassWDM ArchitectsWestar EnergyYPW

Easteranza Attendance: 7,345Sponsors: BOB FM & 100.5 the Wolf

Attendance: 7,559Sponsor: Boeing Wichita

Attendance: 3,269Sponsor: BOB FM & 100.5 the Wolf

Attendance: 1,794Sponsors: Junior League of Wichita, Inc., Fugate Enterprises, 105.3 the Buzz, & Cox Communications

page 15 | Special Events

Special Events

Easter Eggstravaganza

Boeing Earth Day

Mother’s Day

Kids’ Zoobilee

Attendance: 4,088Sponsors: Capitol Federal, Cargill, Land Shark, Piping and Equipment, Adventure RV & Truck Center, the Kansas CW, KFDI 101.3, Classic Country 92.3, 104.5 the Fox, T-95, & AM 1070 the Ranch, La Quinta

Attendance: 22,826Sponsors: Sedgwick County Fire Department, Power 93.9, Fox Kansas and My TV Wichita.

Attendance: 5,291Sponsors: KEYN 103.7 and Cars Magazine

Night of the Living Zoo

Attendance: 12,611Sponsors: Fox Kansas, My TV Wichita, The Brew 107.3, B98, Kissin’ Country 102.1, 96.3, Black Hills Energy, QuikTrip and Wichita Federal Credit Union.

SOUNDS OFSUMMERSUMMER

CAPITOL FEDERAL SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

2010 Event Attendance Total: 64,783

page 16 | Special Events

Capitol Federal Summer Concert Series

Wet-n-Wild Days

Father’s Day Car Show

Night of the Living Zoo

page 17 | Collection Chart

Mammals

OkapiMatschie’s tree kangarooChimpanzeeAfrican lionBaird’s tapir Malayan tapirChacoan peccaryBurmese brow-antlered deerRandall Lineback cow

Birds

Humboldt penguinNamaqua dovesBeautiful fruit doves

Herps

Kaup’s caeciliansTokyo salamandersKaiser’s spotted newtsPanamanian golden frogsAfrican pancake tortoiseRubber boas

Notable Births &

Hatchings

Mammals

Birds

Herps

page 18 | Collection Chart

Orders

Families

Species

Specimens

Invertebrates

3

4

4

371

Pisces

8

24

51

619

Amphibia

3

18

45

619

Reptilia

3

24

84

287

Aves

23

53

160

823

Mammalia

11

33

75

446

Total

51

156

419

3165

Collection Chart

Amphibia 20%

Reptilia 9%

Aves 26%

Mammalia 14% Invertebrates 12%

Pisces 19%

page 19 | Donors and high-level members

Contributions & Sponsorships

Mildred ArmstrongBank of AmericaBlack Hills Energy/Kansas Gas

Utility CompanyThe Boeing CompanyWilliam BryantCharles & Joanne McIlwaine

FoundationCommerce BankWilliam DeVore & Alta DeVoreGeorge Farha & Brenda FarhaInsurance Management

Associates, Inc.Kansas Health FoundationKohl’sMarjorie MeyerOn The Border Mexican Grill &

CantinaLouis Perrier & Raylene PerrierQuikTripSpirit Aerosystems, Inc.Marian TeallVolunteer KansasWilliam L. Crow Charitable

Trust

In-kind ContributionsCarlos O’Kelly’s Mexican CafeTerry ColeConnoisseur Media LLCMike CourtneyEntercom RadioSarah FeiertagDanny FischerStaci FischerGarden WiseGideon PaintingRuthie GilespieJD D. HillIntegrated Facilities GroupElizabeth KayRichard Keith

Vickie LiesLowe’s Home Improvement

WarehouseMerlin MarshallFred MenefeeClara MurphyPatton Termite & PestLeah PollockCindy SeiwertJenny SmithKiel SnyderSouthwestern CollegeGladys TrouslotUnited Christian ChurchNorman WarminskiViolet WhitesideSandy Wilson

Corporate Campaign Members

Bank of the WestBombardier Learjet Employees

ClubCargill Oilseed, Inc.Cessna Employees ClubColeman CompanyCommerce BankCox CommunicationsFidelity BankGrant Thornton LLPInsurance Management

Associates, Inc.Intrust BankKoch IndustriesLaw Kingdon Inc.Martin K. Eby ConstructionOccidental Chemical

CorporationPioneer BalloonRange Oil CompanySouthwest National BankSpirit/Boeing Employee’s

AssociationStar Lumber & Supply Co.

Utility Contractors Inc.

Life MembersLinda Barnett & Robbin

BarnettMuriel BradenH.B. “Britt” BrownSharon & Bruce BrownLynn & Britt BrownCindy & Jim BurgessGayla & Daniel CarneySarah & Bruce CooperNancy & D.B. DaileyKimberly DavisMarjorie DearmoreRichard DeVoreAlta & William DeVorePaula & Barry Downing Shirley FroomeMartha FulcoMaura & Robert GeistTraci & Jarold HarrisonHelen & Edward HealyCathy HedlundGloria HempstidRobin HortonKathy JohnsonEldon LakeyVelma McDanielKay & John MorseBetty MullTrey OliverMary Lynn & William OliverRon Parker & RachelMary & Dean RickmanJanet & Sandy RobertsFrank RollinsDorothea & Paul SeymourHelen & Paul Seymour IIIJudy & Don SlawsonCharles StammEddie StegallWilliam StokerRobby & Merlin Suderman

Donors &Members

page 20 | Donors and high-level Members

Genova & Harold WahlWilliam Whipple

Benefactor MembersTim & Lou AlexanderMartha & C. Robert BufordMichele & David ChandlerVictor DelanoDana & J. Larry FugateMary Logan-Hinners & David

HinnersCarole & Scott Ochs Joyce & Kenneth OgdonDarinda & Bill RuppMargaret Burns & Colby

Sandlian Patricia SchlachterElwayne Smith & Carol

Kratzert-SmithVelma WallaceAlice & Dale Wiggins

Patron MembersGretchen & Stan AndeelSusan & Jeff BloomerJames BoydGeorgia ChandlerPaula & Jed DelmoreSylvia & Dan DymarkowskiGloria Farha-Flentje & Jack

FochtSara & James FarleyBarbara & Bob FleemanJelene & Dennis GradyLadislado HernandezLily & Gerald HillKris & Joe JittawaitCindy & George JonesAmy & Mark MassagliaAnna & Belden MillsAudrey NeedlesVickie & Craig PetersenKaren & J. Truman ShopeJanice & Matthew Wunderlich

Associate MembersSandra AddisGaylene & Joel AldersonSuzanne & Fred BerryKelly & Jon CallenWendy & Enrique CastilloRobert ClarkMonica & Daniel DavisLinda & Larry DeBrotJudy & Ken FlemingBarbara & Max FrazierAmanda & Bruce GabelAleta GileLynne & Jeffrey GreenbergJane & Steve HippBarbara & Jim HoppinsDebs & Ed McIlhennyKaren & Allison MacLeanNancy & Garold MinnsSheila & Michael NallyRhonda & Dwain NusbaumAnita & John O’CarrollGary & Jo Ann PottorffChristy & Martin RailsbackSharol & Bob RasberryStephanie & Eugene ReifPatricia SchweningNancy Scott & Stephanie ScottKitty & Charles ShieldDeborah & John SleconichRebina & Bruce SolbachMaxine & Dow SummersCharles & Kathryn WilliamsSusan C. VickersVirginia & Gary Wise

Zoo PalsCarol Grant & Peter GrantJohn Hochstein & Rebecca

HochsteinLisa & Paul JacksonKansas Association Of RealtorsLarson & Company PA

Maize ElementaryWichita Collegiate School

Tributes made in memory ofEdward BrintonMatt CarrLuke M. GermanPauletta RainesRonald SpanglerDonald E. Walton

Schanee AndersonDevin BaileyBrian BakerJoe BarkowskiLinda BarnettKaren BatesChristan BaumerJeremy BirketKacy BlakeChaille BlountAlicia BoorWilliam Bryant DVMJennifer CallahanCorrie ChildsScott ChildsSharon ClarkAmy ColeChristopher CullumMelinda DeanDanielle DeckerDan DembiecBranden DeWinklerJudy DotsonShawn DreilingLynn DuncanJoell DunhamBryan EvansSteven FairchildDaniel FischerMichael ForbesJulie FritzLu GeisNorma Gheen-GarciaJessica GonzalezMelissa GrahamScott GreenKeith GutierrezAmanda HadickeRebecca HallAngela HarlanBrian HeltenDennis HillChet HockmanBarbara HoppinsPhillip HorveyChristopher HutsonStephanie KelleyChristopher Kennedy

Matthew KerrGinny KilgoreAlan KingKara KingLaura KingAletha KinserMissy KnightAnn KnutsonJennifer KropfBridget LandersJeffrey LandersScott LaPlanteSteven LarsonCharlsye LasterCraig LefevreDaniel LeppingDonald LoghryPeter LogsdonJohn LokkeJames MarlettKay MathiasMikhail MellottErin MelroyDillon MiddletonKinna MiddletonMichael MontavonKellie MooreVickie MooreJan NelsonNathaniel NelsonScott NewlandAnne NystromTucker OchsCatherine OdleMarsha OlsonSteven OnkenKimberly PartlowJoshua PriceMichael QuickCallene RappMark C. ReedKelly RiveraLauren RoodAmy SchlerethJody SentelMary SimmonDaniel SimonMathilda Sipult

Larry SlaytonBelinda SmithNancy SmithAmanda SnyderKiel SnyderJeanette SummersAshley SuttlesMegan SweetwoodSandra TaborMicala TeetzenAngela TelfordKent TuxhornDouglas UnruhSandra Wilson DVMLisa WingMaverick WoodbridgeTonya WrightYang Zhao

2010 Employees

page 20 | 2010 Employees