St Louis Mastr Gardeners

Annual Report 2015

Providing Horticultural Information and Assistance to the Public for Community Service and Gardening Pleasure through the Volunteer Efforts of Master Gardeners

Front row: Leon Zickrick, Alberta Chulick, Diane Grubbs, Valerie Donahue, Mara Berry

Back Row: Margaret Lahrmann, Bety Stuckhoff, Barb Nichols, John Hensley

2015-2016 Advisory Commitee Members

Chair Diane Grubbs (2013-2016) Treasurer Margaret Lahrmann (2013-2016) Secretary Valerie Donahue (2015-2018) At Large John Hensley (2013-2016) At Large Mara Berry (2014-2017) At Large Alberta Chulick (2014-2017) At Large Leon Zickrick (2014-2017) At Large Barbara Nichols (2015-2018) At Large Betty Struckhoff (2015-2018)

Staff

University of Missouri Extension Nathan Brandt—Horticulture Specialist Holly Records—Master Gardener Coordinator

Missouri Botanical Garden Glenn Kopp—Horticultural Information Manager Phil Egart—Administrative Assistant Left t Right: Natan Brandt, Holy Records, Phil Egart, Glenn Kopp

From te Chair For Master Gardeners, 2015 was once again a year of great accomplishment and community service. As you read through this annual report, you will see that the numbers tell the story. From the 46,756 hours of total service to the $12,629 in monetary donations, over 300 active Master Gardeners made a real difference in a wide variety of locations in the St. Louis metropolitan area. Master Gardeners also like to learn and have fun, and our continuing education classes, garden tour, social events, and winter book club all were wonderful opportunities to do that in 2015.

You have many reasons to wear the St. Louis Master Gardener name badge with pride. Thank you for all that you do for the community and for our organization, and happy gardening in 2016!

Diane Grubbs, MGAC Chairperson

St. Louis Mastr Gardener Volunter Hours by Locaton Site/Project HOURS Audubon - Bring Conservation Home 535.5 Brightside St. Louis 272.5 Butterfly House 376.15 St. Louis City Parks 397.5 Community Projects: Church Garden 434.25 Community Projects: Community Gardens 1135.75

Community Projects: Farmers Markets 33 Community Projects: Gardening Advice 179 2015

Community Projects: JR Tree Keeper Program 85 Community Projects: Kirkwood City Parks 93 TOTAL HOURS

Community Projects: Longview Park/Tappmeyer House Community Projects: Other 820 Community Projects: Paraquad 533 267.75 46,756 Community Projects: School Class Program 253 Community Projects: Subdivision Garden 429.2 Continuing Education: Docent Training/Enrichment Classes 182.5 Continuing Education: MG Continuing Education 1201.5 Continuing Education: MOBOT Adult Education 382.75

Continuing Education: Other-Misc Locations 2117.5 Continuing Education: St Louis Community College 979.25 St. Louis County Parks 1743.65 Flora Conservancy 1270.5 Forest Park Forever 263.75 Forest ReLeaf 737 Gateway Greening 1275 South Technical High School Greenhouse 3653.7 Grow Glendale Gorgeous 277 Litzsinger Road Ecology Center 991 MG Administration 37.5 Missouri Botanical Garden 19167.95 Olivette in Bloom 52 Other Approved Projects: Other Approved Projects 2088.5 Other Approved Projects: Powell Gardens - Kansas City 155.25 Other MG Activities 3215.75 Parks & Garden Projects: Other 366.5 Shaw Nature Reserve 328 The Green Center 107 U-City in Bloom 316.5

Mastr Gardeners at work in te communit

Covenant House Missouri Healing Voluntering in te Garden Project St. Louis Count Parks

Each day Covenant House Missouri works to empower disconnected youth to design their own path from homelessness to opportunity. They are an open intake agency committed to providing help and hope to young people age 16-21. Through integrated programs focused on the complex needs of the population they serve, including mental health, education, employment, and life skills, they strive to be a place of home and direction for young people who are at risk.

Master Gardener, Anne Moore, took on the task of designing a Healing Garden for Covenant House Missouri located on North Kingshighway. Anne not only designed the Healing Garden, but also arranged for MPR Contracting to donate the construction of a pondless water feature. The St. Louis Master Gardeners donated $1,400 toward the materials needed for the water feature. Anne is currently working with Covenant House volunteer Pamela Keck to find funding sources for the project. Master Gardener Tina Short assisted with the project. Memorial Garden in te Grove “I recently designed a memorial garden for the St. Louis transsexual community and worked with them

planning. The space was previously in turf grass with on plant selection, installation and maintenance a small corner planted as a (neglected) butterfly

garden. Butterflies are important symbol of transformation for the community so there was no question of replacing the butterfly garden. Instead I ordered a couple of hundred more native prairie grasses and forbs to fill out the existing plantings and tied it thematically to the rest of the design with new perennial borders. If my design works as planned, visitors will experience an uphill journey into an opening that symbolizes the personal journeys of trans folks through difficulty to oneness. You can see the garden in the Grove neighborhood at the corner of Hunt and Vandeventer.” Monte Abbott, Master Gardener Program Director - Sustainable Shaw Sustainable in St. Louis

Sout Technical High School Greenhouse The South Technical High School Greenhouse was busy in 2015 with the planting, propagating, watering, and caring for the 497 different plant varieties of annuals, perennials, vegetables, succulents, herbs and aquatics that were housed in 2015. Thirty-one Master Gardeners volunteering over 3653 hours produced over 18,000 plants from seeds, cuttings, and plugs. At the end of the weekend sale, many varieties of plants were sold out. What happened to the leftover plants? They were donated to non-profit organizations and community gardens (see list below). Where does the money go? The proceeds from the annual greenhouse sale are donated to worthy community gardens and projects around St. Louis city and county. It also provides funding for two $500 scholarships each year to South Technical High School students, for post-high school

education in horticulture or culinary arts.

In 2015, unsold plants were donatd t te folowing Communit Organizatons: St. Agnes Convent Sunset Hills Garden Club Kirkwood Parks Department City of St. Louis Paraquad Grow Glendale Gorgeous Tillie’s Corner Longview Farm Park YMCA Wildwood Green Center Garden of Eden St. Louis County Parks Museum of Transportation Laumeier Sculpture Park South Technical High School Weinman Women’s Shelter Tappmeyer House Gateway Greening Community Gardens

2015 Monetary Donatons Thanks to the efforts of the Master Gardener Speakers Bureau and South Technical High School Greenhouse volunteers, the Master Gardener St. Louis chapter was able to donate $12,629 in 2015 to the organizations listed below.

Covenant House-- Healing Garden Forest ReLeaf of Missouri Gateway Greening-- Community and Youth Gardens St. Patrick’s Center Training Program Missouri Botanical Garden-- Plantings for Spoehrer Plaza Pots Kemper Center decorative containers & Tower Garden Growing Systems Missourians for Monarchs Sweet Potato Project South Tech High School-- Student Scholarships

Tillie’s Corner Kemper Centr Indoor Tower Garden

“I would like to thank the St. Louis Master Gardeners for the generous gift to Missourians for Monarchs. Your gift will enhance our ability to provide milkweed and nectar plant seeds and plugs to partners in order to further our mission to create and restore monarch and other pollinator habitat across Missouri. While we have hundreds of eager

volunteers, availability of seeds and plants is fundamental to success. We sincerely appreciate the interest in this effort Master Gardeners have demonstrated.” John Hensley presents our donaton check t Forest ReLeaf

Bob Lee Missourians for Monarchs

2015 Communit Service Awards

Milkweeds for Monarchs – The St. Louis Butterfly Project Catherine Werner An initiative of the City of St. Louis Office of Sustainability, it was launched in 2014 by Mayor Frances Slay. The City has planted many monarch gardens and has challenged communities to do the same. The success of Milkweeds for Monarchs has brought national attention to St. Louis. The website contains excellent information on monarch gardens. www.stlouis-mo.gov/monarchs

MN Strong – McCluer North High School Kelly York and Adam Bender MN Strong is an organization started by teachers to bring the school community together. Teachers, staff, administration, students and parents have worked together and learned that great things can be accomplished when you work side by side. As Master Gardeners we were particularly focused on their lovely raised bed gardens.

International Institute of St. Louis – Global Farms Joel Walker An amazing organization that helps new Americans get back to their farming roots by assisting them in acclimating to farming in Missouri while providing access to growing healthy nutritional food and the opportunity for agricultural career possibilities. There are two outstanding urban farm sites in

St. Louis city.

Grow Glendale Gorgeous Julie Grimm A volunteer based community organization dedicated to beautify the community with gardens, containers, landscapes, and environmental education. This organization is an example of what can take place in a short time when you have a strong group of dedicated volunteers with a clear common goal.

Sixt new Mastr Gardeners are certfied in 2015 . . . The St. Louis Master Gardener Volunteer Training Program is an annual training conducted in partnership between the Missouri Botanical Garden (MBG) and University of Missouri Extension. In 2015, 62 trainees completed the 18-week program, and 60 were certified as St. Louis Master Gardeners. The trainees were from all walks of life and they volunteered an amazing 5,375 hours in 2015. Evening trainee, Charlie McIntosh, logged 638 hours at the International Institute Urban Farm for the highest single total.

As part of the training, students had the opportunity to hear lectures from experts in their field including University of Missouri Extension Staff, Missouri Botanical Garden Staff, and specialists in our community who own businesses or are horticultural consultants. Kemper Center’s Glenn Kopp went above and beyond when he made plants talk during his Botany lecture. There were 2 new instructors in 2015, Dale Burkhart with an extensive greenhouse background and currently a greenhouse researcher at the Danforth Plant Center taught the Propagation class. Scott Woodbury from Shaw Nature Reserve taught the Natives class.

Many thanks to the volunteer classroom assistants: Linda Anderson, Valerie Donahue, and Karen Wolfe-Kerker.

Trainees celebrat teir graduaton in May

& Mastr Gardener Advanced Certficaton returns! The Advanced Master Gardener Certification was reintroduced in 2015 to encourage St. Louis Master Gardeners to continue their pursuit of knowledge. To receive Advanced Certification active Master

Gardeners must obtain 24 education credits within 3 years of completing their Advanced Certification application. Credit is earned by attending horticulture classes that are a minimum of 2 hours in length and at a preapproved site that includes the Missouri Botanical Garden and St. Louis Community College. 32 Master Gardeners completed an application to obtain Advanced Certification in 2015. Cynthia Rill, was the first to receive Advanced Certification, followed by

Paula Miceli. Congratulations!

Contnuing Educaton Classes for 2015 Master Gardeners are life-long learners! In order to keep up with the latest and greatest information related to a wide variety of gardening topics, the Master Gardener Program in St. Louis offers a monthly continuing education class – sometimes it might be a lecture, sometimes a tour, and other times it might be a hands-on demonstration. We plan these classes for different days of the week so as to accommodate the schedules of many Master Gardeners. Any ideas for future continuing education topics are always welcomed!

January 31 Plant Propagation Demonstration South Tech High School Greenhouse February 11 Arboretums & Bellefontaine Cemetery Earen Hummel, Bellefontaine Cemetery April 10 Vegetable Gardening/Pests Matt Even, Gateway Greening May 28 Container Gardening with Natives Scott Woodbury, Shaw Nature Reserve June 26 Master Gardener Garden Tour July 21 Cooking with Herbs & Summer Vegetables Kari Hartel, Operation Food Search August 26 Missouri Mushrooms Maxine Stone, MG September 15 Global Partnerships: Collecting, Propagating Andrew Wyatt & MBG staff and Conserving in Mauritius October 23 Emerald Ash Borer & Other Pests Nathan Brandt, U. of MO Extension November 4 Hamlet in Shaw’s Garden Dr. Diane Sol, SIU & MBG December none- Holiday Party instead!

Speakers Bureau 2015— On a Rol! The Speakers Bureau’s 23 volunteers out did The programs that caught the most themselves in 2015, giving a total of 116 talks attention in 2015 were: to a variety of groups in the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area. The number of talks has Terry Milne’s Downsize Your Garden been increasing over the past three years, John Hensley’s Plants of the Bible and can be attributed to the quality of the Betsy Alexander’s Chocolate programs and the enthusiastic hard work by Carol Gravens’ Plants that Changed the the speakers. Speakers do their own Course of History research, generate the forms needed, create Connie Alwood’s Birds in the Garden useful handouts and PowerPoint presentations, tote equipment— and then deliver unique, interesting, and useful programs!

The Speakers Bureau currently lists 47 programs available for scheduling. Super- speaker Carol Gravens, Master Gardener of the Year for 2013, has 10 different topics she is willing to present!

2015 Mastr Gardener of te Year: Gary Hartmann This year’s Master Gardener of The Year, Gary Hartman, is one of the most prolific volunteers in our organization. He has volunteered nearly 3500 hours, averaging about 500 hours per year. He has served on the Master Gardener Advisory Committee, holding the office of Secretary for 3 years. Gary regularly volunteers at not one, but two botanical gardens – The Missouri Botanical Garden and Powell Gardens near Kansas City. Gary’s specialty is water plants and he is the primary water lily volunteer at Powell Gardens and he is the primary volunteer in all the ponds at the Missouri Botanical Garden. Gary is solely responsible for

Natan Brandt presents Gary wit his rock at te Holiday Part growing water plants at the South Tech greenhouse that can be purchased at the St. Louis Master

Garden Plant Sale in the spring. Gary is truly one of a kind!

Anoter Successfl Mastr Gardener Garden Tour The June rainy weather forced postponement of the original tour date, and the new date, June 23rd, started off with morning showers. But our intrepid Master Gardeners persevered, arriving with umbrellas and raingear, which were quickly shed as the sun reappeared. Well over 100 Master Gardeners enjoyed their visit to the homes of Master Gardeners Jack Brier, Susan Pang, Betty Struckhoff, Judie Keane, and Sue Chaires, who volunteered their gardens for the tour. The final stop of the tour was the Schlafly Bottleworks, with a tour of the produce garden, tended by MG Brian DeSmet, followed by a social with drinks and appetizers—a perfect way to end the day! Checking out Jack Brier’s garden

MGs donat a bronze brick upon Jackie’s retrement

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by your generosity and kindness. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

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Diane Grubbs presents Jackie’s symbolic brick at her retrement part

Mastr Gardener Holiday Social & Boutque The first Master Gardener Holiday Social & Boutique was held on the evening of Wednesday, November 18th at the Kemper Center. There were 13 local artisans, many who were Master Gardeners, offering items for sale. The Master Gardeners in attendance had a great time sampling a variety of appetizer and sweets as they shopped for everything from jewelry to hammered copper spoons to mini cheesecakes. A 2016 Holiday Social & Boutique is being planned.

Mastr Gardener Wintr Book Group What do gardeners do during the winter, besides dreaming of the garden season to come? This year they had the opportunity to join the Winter Book Group, which began meeting on October 11th. Interested MGs will continue to meet one Sunday per month through March of 2016. Books selected focus on botany, horticulture, and other gardening topics of interest to members. rd was held on December 3 at Monsanto Holiday Part The annual Master Gardener Holiday Party Center. Over 150 Master Gardeners enjoyed great food and company, welcomed new Master Gardeners as the 2015 Training Class received their badges, and applauded our 2015 Community Service Award Winners and this Year’s MG of the Year, Gary Hartmann. Many thanks to Julie Kohlberg, Stephanie Sigala,

Maxine Stone, Donna Webster and Leon Zickrick, Membership Committee members who organized this year’s event.

Cultvatng Young Cooks Master Gardener, Margaret Grant, organized an event for teachers and parents that would connect them with the organizations that provide resources for healthy home cooking, beekeeping, vermiculture, goat milking, school garden grants, raised beds, hydroponics, and much more. Over 750 adults and children attended this event held at the Kemper Center, and hosted in part by the American Culinary Federation’s Chef & Child Foundation. Mary Denny and her students from Forest Park CC Culinary Arts School and Chris Dessens, Director of the Culinary Program at Hickey Culinary Institute along with instructor, Amy Freeze, and several of their students, prepared and handed out samples of healthy dishes that included humus, smoothies and wild rice bread pudding and lots more. Tony’s Executive Pastry Chef Helen Fletcher prepared several quick breads for tasting, and Chef Mathew Unger from Matthew’s Kitchen prepared a delicious, simple, healthy tomato sauce. Visitors could also make mozzarella cheese, sample fresh goat cheese, and even milk a goat. If all that was not enough, visitors watched Brian Menzel, Bella Vino Wine Bar, use a chainsaw to carve an enormous block of into a masterpiece. The event was the largest to date for the American Culinary Federation’s Chef & Child Foundation.

6000 Hours Pin Ronda Anson Carol Gravens

5000 Hours Pin

Gordon Gosh Emery Harmon Chris Kirmaier Mastr Gardener

Hours of Service Awards*

2000 Hours Pin Kay Banks Mary Chapman

John Hensley

Linda Kalicak Ginny McCook Ned Siegel 4000 Hours Pin Ken Wheat Betsy Alexander Mary Jo Anderson Ch uck Brust Claire Chosid 1000 Hours Pin Dan Gravens Cathy Arnold

Hera Gerber 3000 Hours Pin Diane Grubbs David Horton Pamela Hass Doris Johnston Marlene Katz Larry Morrison Barbara Nichols

Jack Lane Barb Novak

Fred Ortlip Barbara Mutz Cynthia Rill

Linda Traina

* Hours of Service are calculatd trough te end of 2015. Hours are lifetme

reportd hours. Mastr Gardeners receive a jeweled gold pin for each 1000 milestne achieved.

2015 Mastr Gardener Volunter Hours 700+ Hours Wally Cammarata Christy Jones Marjorie Putnam Karen Koehneman Anita Isenberg Debra Ebel Alison O'Brien Gary Hartman Patricia Jones Patty Erker Tammy O'Brien Marlene Katz Judy Evans Holly Parks 600+ Hours Madelynn Kester Ann Eveker Madalyn Payne Claire Chosid Anne Kirkpatrick Kathleen Ferrell Ve'Niecy Pearman-Green Charlie McIntosh Margaret Lahrmann Pamela Fournier Kay Pelikan Barbara Nichols William Lenz Cheryl Fox Lisa Pestronk Cynthia Rill Bonnie Lorenz Paula French Debbie Phillips Ron Stevens John Lorenz Jay Gardner Margie Richards Jeff Lund Julie Geary Linda Robson 500+ Hours Chrissie McConnell Rita Gentilcore Don Rumer Chuck Brust Larry Morrison Keith Gentry Sarah Schmidt Carol Gravens Lynna Overby Jan Gowen Laura Schnure Mark Kalk Susan Pinker Dodd Ruth Grega Joyce Schoeneberg Alan Stentz Anne Rankin-Horton Emery Harmon Marsha Smith Leon Zickrick Sue Reisel Sheila Hayes Jeanette St. Vrain Michele Roberts John Hensley Jean Steward 400+ Hours Pamela Schneider Jan Hermann Holly Stiles Betsy Alexander Ken Seher Karen Hermann Carol Stockwell Mary Jo Anderson Ned Siegel Patsy Hodge Barbara Swanson Dan Gravens Jodi Smedley Gail Hoffman Harold Tennyson Gary Meyer John Stephens Jim Horn Linda Tonnies Deborah Moulton Maxine Stone David Horton Steve Van Sickel Nancy Novack Betty Struckhoff Margaret Houlihan Steve Varga Janet Vetter Meg Johnson Linda Waugh 300+ Hours Juanita Walker Veronica Johnson Donna Webster Ronda Anson Mary Lee Walter Doris Johnston Ken Wheat Chick Buehrig Susan Kennedy Chris Williams Alberta Chulick 100+ Hours Jane Kerlagon Carolyn Willmore Joan Disse Rose Ahrens Ray Kirkman Marian Wuest Valerie Donahue Linda Anderson Jeanne Klebusch Rita Zeitz Chris Kirmaier Chyrle Arens Pam Klump Carol Lentz Cathy Arnold Linda Koenig 50+ Hours Ginny McCook Beth Austin Deborah Ladd Monte Abbott Laurian McGrath Virginia Bangert Jack Lane Kelda Abe Susan Pang Alan Beasley Marilyn Lane Karla Abel Stephanie Sigala Carol Berry Bonnie Langston Diane Abernathy Harriet Blickenstaff Linda Lesh Helen Albrecht 200+ Hours Nichole Blume Claire Linzee Barbara Anderson Mara Berry Linda Bolhofner Don McQueen Felicia Banks Joyce Borgmeyer Jack Breier Paula Miceli Kay Banks David Buck Sharon Buchanan Jan Miller Greg Barker Rita Buckley Janet Carlin Laura Million Helena Bedalli Ann Case Sue Chaires Terry Milne Deborah Beezley Rosemary Currie Bruce Chalker Cherie Moody Katie Belisle-Iffrig Hera Gerber Marilyn Claggett JoAnn Muhammad Patty Benner Gordon Gosh Susan Collins Kathee Morgeson Holly Berthold Dennis Green Kim Comer-Ross Myra Moscowtiz Diane Binz Julie Grimm Sophie Connor Durinda Mullins Richard Blowers Diane Grubbs Mary Deschene Rosemary Murphy Patrick Bousquet George Hibbard Brian Desmet Barbara Mutz Sandy Brooks Barbara Hilton Deni Dickler Greg Newell Kathy Bumberry Deborah Callihan Bryan Jones Denise Pott Marcia Carpenter Joanne Carr Linda Kalicak Alan Raymond Less than 50 Dennis Chambers Gail Keelin Richard Read Sharon Baldassare Mary Chapman Fran Kempin Holly Records Theresa Biggs Tobie Chapman Deborah Kettle Betty Reinsch Leigh Butler Tina Cheung Jasna Kezic Ann Robison Elizabeth Champion Caleb Clendenen Mary King Sammy Ruwitch Martha Conzelman Jeanne Clerc Ronald King Sarah Samuels Cindy Corley-Crapsey Megan Clinton Marianne Klein Denise Schaedler Debbie Croghan Dick Cone Raenee Koogler Gerald Schaefer Evelyn Dickerman Linda Coonrod JoAnn Kresko Jill Schappe Joyce Driemeyer Jacqueline Corn Yvette Kurtz Michelle Scherer Berta Dulle Alicia Creighton Bill Lampe Joshua Schindler Carole Fehr Carolyn Crowell Leslie Lenz Jim Schuck Michael Georgen John Danner John B. Lewis Susan Scott Constance Goss Debra Davis Tracie Lewis Linda Shapiro Alex Granda Dave Dennon John Lizzo Ernestina Short Judith Haldeman Thom Downey Jennifer Loman Diane Siegel Linda Harman Nancy Dunlop Yvette Luedde Anne Silverstein David Heppermann Annemarie Edgar Gloria Mahoney Steve Smith John Hyland Lisa Erekson Pam Manning Teresa Smith Hagen Rick Johnston Sandy Ericson Sarah Martin Armetta Smitley Lynn Koeneman Kate Estwing Jim Massey Theresa Soebbing Julie Kolberg Jasmine Fazzari Susan Maurer Maureen Spaete Kathy Kuehn Karlene Feldker Kelly Mazzacavallo Meg Spencer Barbara Lawton Renee Ferguson Cathy McClellan Suze Stark Anna Leavey Robert Finkenkeller Sharon McClinton Marilyn Steinberg Matt Leith Joanne Fogarty Glenda McGrath Donna Steinhoff Linda Lieb Joyce Fry Angie Menard Peggy Stuckmeyer Janice Madden Judith Gainer Patty Mendicino Nona Swank Brenda McPherson Kim Gamel Betty Meyer Judy Sweeney Lauren Michniok Deborah Gersell Sandy Meyer Mark Mark Alice Mitchell Margaret Grant Diana Miller Ann Tansey Gloria Mitchem Joan Griffard Nancy Miner Jan Thomas Betty Moore Mary Hacking Linda Monday Linda Traina Kyle Oberle Susan Hackney Christine Morgan Maureen Traumelli Dawn Olenjack Theodora Hart Dotty Moxley Ann Tuxbury Amelia Patrick Pamela Hass Laura Murray Sharon Upchurch Mary Ann Pelot Vicki Haupt Robin Musselman Leigh Walker Rhonda Porche-Sorbet Toni Marie Hayes KarieAnn Neukomm Ronald Ward JoAnn Rawson Jane Helbig Phyllis Noelken Karen Watkins David L. Reindl Kate Hellmann Barbara Novak Robert Weaver Claudia Rhodes Carol Higgins Mary Jo Nowobilski Linn Wells Joanne Richardson Irene Hindman Patricia O'Brien Kathleen West Aida Rodriquez-Parnas Karen Hindman Mike Olenjack Susan White Martha Schermann Sandra Hopkins Jeanne Ortega Paul Whitsitt Pam Seyer Linda Howell Fred Ortlip Ryan Wieser Cindy Stein Charmaine Hutchings Cathy Osborn Sandra Willems Barbara Tate Kim Jackson Luanne O'Shea Karen Wolfe-Kerker Richard Turner Maggie Jackson Mari Parato Betty Wood Liz Walker Kathryn Jepsen Craig Paramenter Thom Yates Anita Joggerst Frank Peterson Nancy Yohe Chuck Johnson Mary A. Pierce Nancy Zander Janet Jump Suzanne Ramsey Haubein Donna Zerega