Stakeholder Report 2016-17 Table of Contents As the community’s college, NTC is committed to Welcome – NTC 1 providing customer-focused, accessible learning Welcome – Foundation 1 opportunities. The College has six convenient NTC Quick Facts 2 campus locations in Wausau, Antigo, Medford, NTC Foundation Celebrates 40 Years 3 Phillips, Spencer and Wittenberg, as well as a NTC Recognizes Advisory Committee Contributions 4 Public Safety Center of Excellence in Merrill, a Wood Tactical Safety Range Opens at NTC 6 Technology Center of Excellence in Antigo and an Bachelor’s in Nursing Program Begins at NTC 6 Agriculture Center of Excellence just north of the New + Coming Soon 7 Wausau Campus in the Village of Maine. The Wausau Year in Review 8 Campus also features a Center for Health Sciences, District Board Listing 10 Center for Business & Industry, Center for Geriatric Foundation Board Listing 10 Education, Information Technology & Entrepreneurial Foundation Financials 10 Center (iTEC) and an Advanced Manufacturing and Donor List 11 Engineering Center of Excellence. Welcome from the President At Northcentral Technical College (NTC), we pride ourselves on north central Wisconsin stays strong with a skilled workforce. being the college that cares – about our learners, our employers We do this because we care about the success of our learners and and the communities we serve. Started in 1912 in a small, two-story our region. building called the Wausau Industrial School, NTC sought to fill an educational need for local learners seeking real world, hands- In this report, we are proud to share on experience and skills. Over 100 years, much has changed. Yet, some of the highlights of the work of our unwavering commitment to offering high-quality educational the college and the NTC Foundation. opportunities to the residents of north central Wisconsin remains at We hope these stories demonstrate the heart of what we do. our commitment to being the college that cares. As we enter the 2017-18 school year, NTC is well poised to continue to meet the needs of our District learners and local businesses. Technical college graduates continue to be in demand – with two thirds of the fastest growing occupations requiring a technical education. NTC remains committed to offering innovative, flexible Lori A. Weyers, Ph.D. programs at each of our campus locations to ensure the economy of President

Welcome from the NTC Foundation Board The NTC Foundation’s mission is to have ample resources available to fill financial gaps needed for anyone to achieve his/her educational goals at NTC and for the College to focus on capital and other initiatives that support learners. With approximately 83 percent of NTC students eligible for financial aid, it is imperative that we continue to do this good work together.

In 2016-17, the Foundation committed to expanding donor partnerships across the NTC service area to make a positive difference in the lives of learners and in our communities. And donors rose to the call! Over 700 donors—individuals, businesses and foundations—raised funds to offset educational costs such as tuition, textbooks, testing fees and emergency funds for over 800 students. Through small and large acts of kindness, donors vividly demonstrate care and belief in our learners.

Together we are providing promising futures for our students. We look forward to the possibilities of 2017-18 to change even more lives.

My plan for the future is to give back to Alan Verploegh Vicki S. Jeppesen, Ed.D. others in the community the way that you President, NTC Foundation Executive Director, NTC Foundation have helped me. I am amazed that you Owner, Mitchell Metal Products Vice President, College Advancement have reached out and helped me so much without even knowing me. I will make sure to make your time and effort in me worthwhile.

— NTC scholarship recipient

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49% 34,733 $ MEDIAN SALARY SALARY MEDIAN FOR GRADUATES EMPLOYED IN IN EMPLOYED GRADUATES FOR TRAINING OF FIELD THEIR 1,920 MEASURING STUDENT SUCCESS STUDENT MEASURING . The Wisconsin Technical Technical success has never Wisconsin been Student more important . The time each successful being as student a defines (WTCS) System College he or she achieves an educational goal. These successfully-completed goals are linked to valuable job qualifications, wider employability and higher wages. TOTAL APPRENTICESHIPS & & APPRENTICESHIPS EARNED CERTIFICATES SCORECARD 2017 STUDENT SUCCESS E S TECH GRAD COLLEG ARY DEGREES, DIPLOMAS DIPLOMAS DEGREES,

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49% 1,920 MEASURING STUDENT SUCCESS STUDENT MEASURING . The Wisconsin Technical Technical success has never Wisconsin been Student more important . The time each successful being as student a defines (WTCS) System College he or she achieves an educational goal. These successfully-completed goals are linked to valuable job qualifications, wider employability and higher wages. TOTAL APPRENTICESHIPS & & APPRENTICESHIPS EARNED CERTIFICATES NTC Foundation Celebrates 40 Years

The NTC Foundation celebrated its 40th anniversary throughout 2016- Dwight Davis, past NTC Director/President and past NTC Foundation 17 by recognizing the donors and communities who have developed President/Trustee, returned to the area to provide an overview of its legacy of changing lives. On May 25, 2017, the year culminated the last 40 years of the NTC Foundation’s growth and impact, then in a Promising Futures donor appreciation event attended by 170 reminded donors that there is no finish line. He challenged donors individual and corporate donors, past and present Foundation to continue changing lives. Executive Directors and Board of Directors, and NTC Board of Trustees. Connexus Credit Association, DMI, Greenheck Group, UMR, and Attendees spent time reconnecting, meeting and greeting one WoodTrust provided $10,000 1:1 match for an impact auction another. Lori Weyers, NTC President, highlighted the impact donors raising funds for the 2018 NTC Promise cohort; additional funds have had across the College’s 10-county service area during her raised from the event currently total over $12,000. Special thanks to 11 year tenure, including support of scholarships and emergency those who made the event successful, including Marathon Cheese, funds, capital campaigns for equipment and facilities and the Ballyhoos, Canteen, Down to Earth Greenhouse & Landscaping, current NTC Promise program. Evolutions, NTC Culinary Arts Chefs and students and SUN Printing.

3 NTC Recognizes Advisory Committee Contributions in Second Annual Celebration

NTC recognized the outstanding “The award winners exemplify the wrote letters of support for grants accomplishments of the college’s advisory promotion of technical education in support of the program and hired committee members in May at the second graduates. An outstanding advocate of the and the enhancement of student annual Advisory Committee Recognition program and NTC, Cory has volunteered his Breakfast. learning,” said Lori Weyers, time at local high schools and at events to NTC President. “Through their promote the automotive industry and the Advisory committees represent an Diesel Technology program. established partnership between the leadership, they provide impetus College and members of the district for continuous improvement, new The Advisory Committee of the Year communities representing business, programming and innovation award recognizes outstanding effort and industry, labor and government. Advisory at NTC.” achievement by an advisory committee committee members provide input and to expand member involvement, increase make recommendations to the faculty and resources, move programs forward administration on changes in direction and promote the efforts of the college. for the programs, including suggestions The Chairperson of the Year award NTC’s Welding Advisory Committee was for improvement, expansion and/or recognizes outstanding effort and named the 2017 recipient of the Advisory innovation. Over 800 industry participants achievement by a chair of an advisory Committee of the Year for their efforts to representing over 430 organizations make committee. This year’s award recipient, develop curriculum and plan equipment up NTC’s 50 advisory committees. Cory Heckendorf, Diesel Advisory needs. The committee plays an active role Committee, demonstrates exemplary in hiring graduates, participating in events Over 90 business professionals attended individual achievement, contribution and and advocating for the profession. the breakfast, which recognized advisory performance in his role as chairperson. efforts in three categories: Chairperson The Employer of the Year award honors of the Year, Advisory Committee of the Cory was instrumental in the creation of one employer whose efforts resulted in Year and Employer of the Year. A cross the Diesel Technology program, including an extraordinary impact on NTC, and its functional team reviewed the nominations curriculum development, identifying students, as well as in the community and winners were selected within each equipment and hiring faculty. He actively in which the employer operates. The category. recruited advisory committee members, 2017 recipient of the Employer of the

NTC’s Welding Advisory Committee - Advisory Committee of the Year

4 Year award was Greenheck. The Greenheck Group’s participation on advisory committees is tremendous with 16 employees serving on eight advisory committees throughout the College. Greenheck has a longstanding partnership with the College through the support of equipment, student scholarships and sponsorship of key events and initiatives. They were recognized with the Association of American Community Colleges Award of Excellence for Outstanding College- Corporate Partnerships in 2015 for their partnership with NTC. The Greenheck Group - Employer of the Year

“The willingness of our advisory committee members to donate their time and share their expertise is critical in order to keep our program content and technology current and viable with the changing workforce needs businesses face today,” said Weyers.

Cory Heckendorf - Chairperson of the Year 5 Tactical Safety Range Brings Expanded Training to Public Safety Center of Excellence NTC’s Public Safety Center of Excellence (PSCOE) was established Enhancements to the PSCOE aren’t limited to criminal justice so those who serve in the line of duty can receive comprehensive training. NTC will be breaking ground on an addition to the training at a state-of-the-art complex dedicated to public safety. existing facility for a Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) site for firefighters. The CPAT is a national standardized test that measures Located in Merrill, the 36-acre complex serves both NTC program a firefighter recruit candidate’s ability to function at a fire scene. NTC students and professionals in the field including: police officers, will be the only indoor, year-round CPAT site in Wisconsin. firefighters and emergency medical personnel. As the region’s premier training facility for state and local public safety-related and community business professions, NTC’s PSCOE includes several facilities for customized training. Over 3,000 officers, firefighters and emergency responders train at the facility every year.

The newest addition to the PSCOE is a Tactical Safety Range that opened in January. The 7,400 square foot facility also includes space for classroom learning to complement the hands-on training.

“When we built this facility, we designed it with an open floor plan concept,” said Sara Gossfeld-Benzing, NTC’s Dean of the School of Public Safety. “We had to take into consideration the training needs of our departments to provide realistic training options that mimic what they will see in the field.”

The floor of the Tactical Safety Range is open, allowing for movement and placement of obstacles as officers train to take cover. To take a virtual tour of the PSCOE, visit The unique design is appealing to many departments, including www.youvisit.com/tour/ntc state and federal agencies that will come to Merrill to train.

New + Coming Soon Timberwolf Suites Set to Open in 2017 NTC has formed a partnership with DeLeers Construction to offer student housing adjacent to the NTC Wausau campus. Timberwolf Suites Student Living is a privately managed student apartment community serving the students of NTC and other surrounding schools. The facility features fully furnished studio, one bedroom and two bedroom apartments with property amenities including study rooms, high speed Internet, a fitness center and some great outdoor spaces to lounge and cookout.

Learn more by visiting www.timberwolfsuites.com.

Partnership with Marian University Supports Need for Technical Education Teachers An innovative new partnership between Marian University and NTC is addressing the need for more technical education teachers in local middle and high schools. Through this new program, students can complete their associate degree through NTC’s School of Applied Technology and Engineering and continue their learning by earning a bachelor’s degree and teaching license through Marian University.

6 Students Begin Earning Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing at NTC through Upper Iowa University Partnership A cohort of students at Northcentral Technical College (NTC) will Taylor Kolinski, a Wisconsin Rapids native, previously earned a begin earning both an Associate Degree of Nursing and a Bachelor Bachelor’s Degree of Biology from the University of Wisconsin – of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN) simultaneously this fall. The Stevens Point and will begin the concurrent enrollment program concurrent enrollment program is a partnership between NTC at NTC this fall. According to Kolinski, the program will allow her and Upper Iowa University (UIU) that gives nursing students the to graduate with a bachelor’s degree in nursing faster than other opportunity to complete a BSN degree faster by taking courses for programs. both programs at the same time. It’s so convenient because you’re doing it at the same time,” said Students who begin the pre-nursing program at NTC can typically Kolinski. “Most bachelor’s degrees for nursing you have to complete complete their general education courses in one year and can apply your associate degree and then go on, but I will graduate with to the concurrent enrollment program when they are ready to begin my bachelor’s degree only a few months after I graduate with my core nursing program courses. Additionally, students who begin associate degree.” their college career at another institution may be eligible to apply to the concurrent enrollment program sooner, depending on the The partnership is designed to assist in meeting the Institute of credits they have previously earned. Once students are accepted Medicine 2010 Future of Nursing goal to increase the percentage of into the Associate Degree of Nursing program at NTC, they can earn BSN registered nurses in the United States to 80 percent by 2020. their BSN degree online in two years and eight months through the partnership program.

“A more highly educated nursing workforce benefits the entire community and I commend NTC for their visionary approach to nursing education,” said Virginia Wangerin, Director/Department Chair of Nursing at UIU.

7 A2016-2017 YEAR IN REVIEW October • On October 5, 2016, over 4,500 8th grade • Nearly 6,000 attendees, including local students throughout north central Wisconsin sixth and seventh grade students, visited participated in the 5th annual Heavy Metal NTC’s Wausau Science & Engineering Tour, a partnership of the North Central Festival on October 14-15, 2016. Wisconsin Workforce Development Board and Participants completed hands-on the Central Wisconsin Metal Manufacturer’s experiments with Michigan Technological Alliance (CWIMMA), in collaboration with NTC, University’s Mind Trekkers. Nicolet College, Mid-State Technical College, • NTC and five other Midwest colleges McDevco, the Wausau Region Chamber, signed a memorandum of understanding Marshfield Chamber and Portage County with the USDA and National Corn July Business Council. The Heavy Metal Tour Growers Association in Washington, D.C. showcases and promotes educational and • The College announced several to provide more ongoing education, career opportunities in welding, fabricating, new programs for the 16-17 training and demonstration to future machining, engineering and manufacturing academic year including Culinary farm producers and agricultural service trades. Arts, Health Navigator, Criminal providers. Justice-Law Enforcement 720 • On October 11, 2016, NTC unveiled the Lori Academy, CDL, Allied Health A. Weyers Student Leadership Center in honor Geriatrics and Geriatric Nursing. of President Lori Weyers and her commitment to student leadership and development.

August November • The Branch hosted its first “Demo Day” • On November 1, 2016, Church Mutual Insurance Company was on Friday, August 19, where students awarded the Futuremakers Partner award from the Wisconsin presented their corporate innovation Technical College System in recognition of its dynamic projects to Church Mutual Insurance partnerships with NTC. Company. • NTC was named a 2017 Military Friendly® School by Victory • The College completed construction Media, the leader in successfully connecting the military and projects including a Student civilian worlds, and publisher of G.I. Jobs®, STEM JobsSM and Engagement Center Military Spouse, for the sixth year in a row.

September December • NTC was ranked as the best college in the • More than 150 students participated in NTC’s Winter state of Wisconsin for online learning by Commencement at The Grand Theater on December 10, 2016. OnlineColleges.com. More than 714 students completed the program requirements needed to graduate and 38 percent of those students earned • NTC announced it would extend the their degree with the gold cord distinction of a 3.5 or higher NTC Promise, an initiative providing free grade point average college tuition to qualified high school • The Branch hosted “Demo Day” for the fall cohort on graduates, to 2017 high school graduates. December 9, 2016. Students presented their corporate innovation project on helping churches attract millennials to Church Mutual Insurance Company.

8 May • NTC hosted the second annual Advisory Committee Recognition Breakfast on May 4, 2017 to recognize advisory committee members and businesses who guide the programming and curriculum at NTC. • Nearly 322 local leaders participated in Leadercast at NTC on May 5, 2017. Leadercast is the world’s largest one-day leadership event and January this year featured speakers including Tyler Perry, • NTC was named the fourth Best Online College in America by Donald Miller and Suzy Welch. BestColleges.com for accredited schools offering online degrees. • Over 340 students participated in NTC’s Spring Commencement on May 20, 2017. A total of 813 February students met graduation requirements, with 40 • Approximately 165 area middle and high school students percent of those students earning their degree participated in the Regional SkillsUSA Competition at NTC on with the gold cord distinction of a 3.5 or higher February 3, 2017. grade point average. James McIntyre, President and CEO of the Greenheck Group, was the guest • Students from NTC’s Culinary Arts program participated in the commencement speaker. WTCS “Celebration of Student Engagement” at the Capitol Rotunda in Madison on February 21, 2017. • NTC hosted “A Day for NTC Students” on May 3, 2017, where $169,855 was raised for student scholarships.

March April June • The Aspen Institute and • NTC’s Beta Rho Zeta chapter of Phi Theta • “Golf Fore Scholarships” the Siemens Foundation Kappa, the international honor society of two- was held on June 16, announced the 2017 year colleges, was named a top 100 chapter 2017 to raise money for Siemens Technical Scholars, in the nation, the only college in Wisconsin to scholarships for students a partnership aimed at earn this distinction. enrolling in Wood Science increasing awareness about programs at the Antigo • On April 21, 2017, more than 1,500 area the economic opportunity eighth grade students from sixteen schools campus. Wood Science available through science, attended a career fair at NTC, where they met Advisory Committee technology, engineering with business representatives and completed members and the NTC and math (STEM) jobs and an interactive career exploration game with Foundation coordinate education at community NTC career coaches. the annual event that colleges. Five NTC started in 2014. • On , NTC celebrated Dual Credit students were among 51 April 28, 2017 Day district wide with local high schools. In community college students 2016-17, more than 2,100 students from 24 recognized nationwide high schools enrolled in dual credit. Students with scholarships between earned approximately 9,100 college credits $3,500 and $10,000. with NTC, totaling nearly $1.3 million in college tuition. 21 percent of Dual Credit Seniors in 2017 enrolled at NTC immediately following graduation.

9 2016-17 NTC DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES Maria Volpe, Chairperson Douglas Moquin, Member NTC is governed by a nine-member Tom Felch, Vice Chairperson Paul Proulx, Member District Board of Trustees whose members come from throughout the Dr. Kristine Gilmore, Secretary/Treasurer Ruth Risley-Gray, Member NTC District. Douglas Faragher, Member Dale Smith, Member Lee Lo, Member

2016-17 NTC FOUNDATION BOARD OFFICERS 2016-17 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Alan Verploegh, President Vicki S. Jeppesen, Ed. D. Owner, Mitchell Metal Products; Merrill Vice President of College Advancement, NTC; Wausau

Janet Felch, Vice President Vice President, J&D Tube Benders; Schofield

Scott Hogan, Secretary/Treasurer Senior Vice President, UMR; Wausau

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

John L. Baker James McIntyre Retired, WPS Health Insurance; Wausau President, The Greenheck Group; Schofield Tammy Guite Val M. Mindak President, Elite Carriers, LLC; Merrill CEO/President, Park City Credit Union; Merrill Ken Heffron Dieter Nickel District Administrator, Marshfield Clinic; Wausau Retired, Church Mutual Insurance Company; Merrill John F. Heisler Charlie Paulson Senior Vice President/Chief Human Resources Officer, Aspirus; Wausau Vice President-Commercial Lending, Nicolet National Bank; Medford William Hess Richard V. Poirier General Counsel, L & S Electric, Inc.; Kronenwetter President/CEO, Church Mutual Insurance Company; Merrill Kent Johnson Michael Ravn Retired, Trantow Do-It Center; Merrill Retired, Church Mutual Insurance Company; Merrill Hugh Jones Michael Salsieder Retired, M&I Corporation; Rhinelander Retired, Kolbe & Kolbe Millwork; Menomonee Falls Melissa Kampmann Charles L. Shabino, M.D. Attorney and Shareholder, Ruder Ware; Wausau Faculty, UW School of Medicine and Public Health; Wausau Karla Kieffer John Tubbs Co-owner, SUN Printing; Wausau Regional President, BMO Harris Bank; Wausau Terry Knoll Mary Kay Van Der Geest Vice President-Trust & Investments, WoodTrust; Wausau President, Van Der Geest Dairy Cattle, Inc.; Merrill Tanya Kranski Maria Volpe NTC Student District Ambassador Corporate Trainer, Church Mutual Insurance Company; Merrill Mark Matthiae Lori A. Weyers, Ph.D. President, Crystal Finishing Systems, Inc.; Schofield President, Northcentral Technical College; Wausau

FOUNDATION FINANCIALS Day for NTC Students - Wausau $169,855 (Matching Donor: Judd S. Alexander Foundation) Number of Donors 686 Day for NTC Students - Antigo Total Raised $15,165 (Matching Donor: Aspirus Langlade Hospital) Number of Scholarships Awarded 611 Day for NTC Student - Medford Total Raised $12,075 Amount of Scholarships Awarded $388,802 (Matching Donor: Nestle Pizza Division) Emergency Grants Awarded 72 NTC Employee Giving Campaign $90,383 Amount of Emergency Grants Awarded $33,485 (Matching Donor: Somerville, Inc. and Highstreet) NTC Promise Campaign $64,813 (Matching Donors: Connexus, DMI, Greenheck Group, UMR,W oodTrust Bank) 10 Donors ABL Lights Loren Beyersdorff Charlie’s Auto Trans & 4WD, Dixon Greiner Realty Gene Haas Foundation Absolute Realtors Bierman Family Foundation, LLC Denice Dorpat Arnold Gennrich AC Carpet Plus Inc. William Cherek Down to Earth Greenhouse & George Kress Foundation Ackeret Brothers Nick Blanchette Matthew Chitwood Landscaping, LLC Ghidorzi Construction Co., Inc. Darren Ackley Benjamin Bliese Church Mutual Insurance Co. Drach Elder Law Center, LLC Suzanne Ghrist-Priebe Advantage Community Bank Jim Bliese Jeffrey A. Cichon Jim Draeger Kristine Gilmore Laura Ahonen Jeffrey Block Greg Cisewski Marcia Draeger Carol Gloyd Karen Akey Kay Block City Gas Company Anne Drake Goetsch’s Welding and Terese Alcantara Michael Block Daniel Clark Carl Drake Machine, Inc. Katie Aldrich Mitchell Block John Clark Duffek’s Sand and Gravel Tammy Gorski Jamie Allar Randy Block Susan Clark Kathleen Duffert Sara Gossfeld-Benzing Altrusa International Inc. of Clayton Blom Paul Clarke Timothy Dunbar Curt Grauer Wausau, WI Blood Center of Northcentral Clermont Printing, Inc. Thomas R. Dunn Great Lakes Coca Cola Rachel Alwin Wisconsin, Inc. Cloverbelt Credit Union Adam Dykman Distribution American Asphalt of Wisconsin BMO Harris Bank Clyde F. Schlueter Foundation, Eastbay/Footlocker.com Greenheck Fan Corporation Ellen Anderson Marjorie Bock Inc. Jeannette Eauslin GreyHeller Anderson’s Body Shop Bolen Custom Home Builders, Martha Coakley Dawn Eckert Paul Grinde Inc. Coldwell Banker Action Realty Kristopher Grod Annie’s Hallmark Bolen Realty Inc. Edelman Meats, Inc. Grow North Regional Anonymous Bombardier Corporation Renee Comly Elite Carriers Economic Development Antigo Construction Company Joseph Bonke Compass Insurance Services Bethine Ellie Corp. Antigo Eyecare Center Tamara Boornazian Connexus Credit Union Layne S. Elliott Raymond Gruetzmacher Antigo Veterinary Services, LLC Susan Borchardt John Connor Robert Elliott, Jr. Kristin Gruna Antigo Vision Clinic S.C. Laurie Borowicz Control Concepts Technology Tanya Elliott Jerry E. Gunderson Aqua Finance, Inc. Mark Borowicz Jennifer Conwell Elwyn Remington Foundation Shanna Hackel Architectural Products of Brainard Funeral Home Cordova Agency Dawn Engel April Hameau Wausau Don Erickson Tressie Hansen Aspen Institute Karen Brannen Corvettes of the North, Inc. Connie Braun Counseling Connection of Jennifer Erickson Hansen & Associates Aspirus, Inc. Medford, LLC Robert and Diane Ernst Accounting, LLC Aspirus Health Foundation Katherine Breitenfeldt Nathan A. Harder Bremer & Trollop Law Offices, Courtside Furniture Bonnie Esslinger Aspirus Langlade Hospital SC Cousineau Recycling John Evans Harris Insurance Services Aspirus Medford Hospital & Harvey Nelson Charitable Clinics, Inc. Brettingen, Smits, Novak & CoVantage Credit Union Evergreen Terrace, LLC Trust Bastle, SC Sheila Cover Fabiano Bros - Wisconsin, LLC Associated Bank Brandy Breuckman William Haviland and Ann Marie Auner Patrick Crooks Douglas Faragher Brice Brickner Park City Crystal Finishing Systems, Inc. Janet Felch Hawkins Ash CPAs Richard and Sandra Austin Logan Brown B. A. & Esther Greenheck CTech Katrina Felch Tina M. Headlee Foundation Stanley Brown Monique Currie Tom Felch Carrie Heckendorf Beverly and Marvin Babler Tiffany Brown Tamara Currie Brian Fiene Ken Heffron Bob Babler Mauri Brueggeman Custom Glass Products Filbrandt Plumbing & Heating Rose Heier Marvin and Linda Babler Lynette Brunke Joann Cypher James Findlay Hannah Heikkinen Debra Backes Amanda Brzezinski Glenda Czech Leslie Fischer Chrystal Heinrich Cassandra Baeseman Karen Brzezinski D & D Tire and Auto Center, Inc. Jennifer Fisher John Heisler Baginski Farms Audrey Buchanan Lynn A. Dahlke Marilyn Foley Hemer Funeral Service, Inc. Robert Buchanan and Sue John L. Baker Hilgemann Damm Accounting Alan M. Fox Robert Henning Diane Bartell Rachel Buhr Roberta Damrow France Propane Service, Inc. Curt Hibbard Sara Bartelt Burgener Contract Carriers, Brenda Davis Robert and June Fredericksen Highstreet IT Solutions, LLC Candace Barth LTD Michael Deedon Fred Mueller Automotive, Inc. Sue Hilgemann Bartig Printing John Burgess Jonathan DeGroot Gerald and Mary Frickenstein Sara Hill Ann Bauch Terrence Byrne Theodore Deibert Frisch Greenhouses Michelle Hilts Jane Bauer Joan Campbell Jeffrey DeLonay Fuller Sales and Service Timothy Hinke Bauer Agency, American Dianne Carroll Dennis DeLoye James Gallagher Rhonda Hoffer Family Insurance Castle Rock Carpentry, LLC Delta Dental Plan of Wisconsin Thomas Gallenberg Roxie M. Hoffman Janet Baumann Caterpillar Mary Dettmering Gannett/Wausau Daily Herald Laura R. Hoffmeister Sara Baumann Jeremiah Cather Leigh Ann Devoe Stefanie Ganser Scott Hogan BB Jacks Central Wisconsin Contractors Sarah Dillon Paul Gassner Rachel Holzinger Benefit Solutions of Wisconsin, Association LLC Dirks Group Bradley Gast Home Insulation Co. of Central Wisconsin Flex, Inc. Micki Dirks-Luebbe Carol Gast Wausau Inc. Jessica Benton David Chang and Karla Tonkin Veronica Hope Berg Appraisal Services Suzanne and Ron Dirks Linda W. Gau Channeled Resources Group Districts Mutual Insurance Dorothy Gehring Bonnie Horban

11 DONORS Nicole Kopp Luxury Living Warehouse Lynnette Myszka Kalynn Pempek Goldade Brandon Scheurer CONT’D Koss & Associates Major Industries, Inc. Valerie Natzke Peoples State Bank Elizabeth Schillinger Debra Koziel Maple Ridge Farms, Inc. Nestle Pizza Division Peroutka’s Meat Brooke Schindler Christopher Hornung John Krasowski Marathon Feed Inc. Network Professionals, Gera Peterson Schlei Agency, American Inc. Family Insurance James Hoyt Lisa Krause Marathon Label Wes and Pat Petznick Heidi Nichols Roxanne Schmitz David Hraby Kathryn A. Krause Marathon Savings Kevin Pfingsten Foundation, Inc. Dieter Nickel Leslee Schneveis Hsu’s Ginseng Krause Howard & Co., SC Phillips Medisize - Enterprises, Inc. Marathon Technologies, Sara Nickel Medford Pat Schoenherr Kimberly Kretz LLC Janice Huber Nicolet National Bank - Vicky Pietz Mathias Schramer Kretz Truck Brokerage, Cathy Markrof Medford Lee Huckbody LLC Piper Products, Inc. Bryan Schroder Mary Marshall Larry Niederhofer Daniel and Maricela Linda Krogwold Plant & Facilities Ronald G. Schubert Hudzinski Suzi Mathias Atticus Ninabuck Maintenance Assoc. Stephen Krueger Inc. of Central WI DeAnn Schubring Faith Hunt Chad Matuszewski Linda Niziolek Krueger & Steinfest Larry Poltrock Amber D. Schuck Huotari Construction, Krueger Chiropractic, Kathleen Maves Norlen, Inc. Donna Schuh Inc. Zachary Popp LLC Mayer & Associates North Central WI Donate Jordan Schult Thomas Hupy Life Fund POV Multimedia Krug’s Bus Service McCormick Klessig & Christine Schultz Gregg Husband Associates Northern Advertising Gale E. Powers Kristin Kruzan William Schultz Suzanne Huss Jeffrey McDonald Northern Comfort Mary Kaye Pregler Julie Kubly Systems Specialists, Laurie Schulz Jill Inda Kathleen McGivern Renee Prescott Sandra Laabs LLC Yvonne Schuster Integrity Realtors, LLC James and Hilary Christina M. Priewe L&S Electric McIntyre Northwoods Flooring Tanya Schwartz Intercity State Bank Lactalis USA, Inc. Antigo, LLC ProCeram Dental Joseph McKenna Laboratory Security Health Plan of LeeAnn Isham-Her Emily Nowak Lake States Lumber Daniel McRoberts Paul Proulx WI Inc. J & D Tube Benders, Inc. Association Education, NTC Antigo Welding Club Inc. Medford Kiwanis Club ProVision Partners Renee Selle J Bauer Trucking, Inc. NTC Campus Store Lakeside Market James Meier Cooperative Eric Semling Sarah Jablonski NTC Criminal Justice Land O’ Lakes, Inc. Sara Melk Club Quinlan Equipment, Inc. Kathryn Semling Daniel Jacobson Land O’Lakes Melron Corporation NTC Forest Products Radiology Associates of Sentinel Detective James Stokes Foundation Club Wausau SC Agency Photography, LLC Wendy Mergendahl Jason Lang NTC Phi Theta Kappa Donald Radtke Sentry Insurance Charlene Janeczko Merit Gear Foundation, Inc. Langlade Abstract & Club Michael Ravn Roger Jarek Title Co. Merrill Community Bank NTC Security Tracy Ravn Angie Servi Jarp Industries Merrill Federal Savings Kelsi Seubert Langlade Ford, Inc. & Loan NTC Student REI Engineering Jeff’s Auto Center Government Travis Severson Carolyn Langton Merrill Foto News Angela Reimer Vicki and Rollie Jeppesen Nueske’s Applewood Chris Severson Jeanette LaPean Katie Metko Smoked Meats Krista Reince Jim Kryshak Jewelers Charles L. Shabino Larson Financial Group, Becky Michels Errin Olson Cynthia Reinert Angela Jochimsen LLC Vicki Shapiro Mary Michlig Olson Floor Covering, Cheryl Resch John & Teresa Bobinski Clint LaRue Inc. Nancy Resch Agnes Sharer Rev. Trust Tricia Miller Karen and M. G. Last Craig Opsahl Resch’s Tile, Inc. May Shaw Johnson Electric Coil Mitchell Metal Products Debra LaVigne Inc. James Ortiz Marianne Rhodes Michelle Shepherd Richard and Mary Lawn & Snow Specialists Kathryn Shimkets Johnson Misty Hollow Farms Oscar J. Boldt Tom Riiser Barbara Lawson Construction Co. Murray Sitte Terri Johnson Modern Machine Riiser Energy Mary LeBrun Mark Osmundsen John Skoug Debra Jonas Jan Molinaro Ruth Risley-Gray Houa Lee Bonnie Osness Brian Sladek Judd S. Alexander Michael Molinaro Robert Rivers Foundation Xang Lee Osswald Lawncare & Dale Smith Mary Molinaro-Spada Landscaping RMM Solutions, Inc. Tess Kaiser Bobbi Lee JoDee Smith Justin Mondeik Peter Ourada Angela Roesler Chad Kane Lynda Legrand Conor Smyth Shelly Mondeik Ourada’s Dixie Lunch, Sheila Rossmiller Sarah Kapellusch Melissa A. Lenzner Ronald Monica LLC Roto-Graphic Printing, Andrew Somers Brian Kawlewski Joanne Leonard Stephanie Monson Packaging Corporation Inc. Somerville, Inc. Linda Kent Rebecca Leopold of America Rudahl, Howell & Spear Insurance Douglas Moquin Company, LLP KerberRose/CPA’s Weng Liew Packerland Broadband Spencer Women’s Club Mario Morrone Runkel Abstract & Title Barbara Kiedrowski Lindner Tax Services Valerie Palarski Spring Brook Veterinary Janean Morrow Co. Clinic Nancy Kieffer Tom Lindow Paragon Development Mosinee Veterinary Systems Marianna Ruprecht St. Mary’s School of Susan Kienbaum Liske Marine Sales & Clinic, Inc. Service Park City Credit Union Rural Mutual Insurance Nursing Alumni Dina Kilinski Mudrovich Architects Little Black Mutual Afjal Khan Pathan Elaine Rurode Stainless Specialists, Inc. Sue King Frederic Mueller Insurance Duane and Joy Patterson Merriebeth Russ Amber Stancher Kiwanis Club of Greater Laura Litzer Timothy Mulrooney Dustin Rustick Craig Stancher Wausau Paul Conway Shields, Shannon Livingston Christine Munson Inc. Jean Sagan Colton Stark Ron Klimisch Ka Lo Robert Musch Pavek’s Antigo Bakery Michael Salsieder Sondra Steffenhagen Klingbeil Lumber Co. Lee Lo Ruth Muschinske Ryan Pearson Thomas Salzman Debra Stencil Terry Knoll Christina Lucas Jeffery Musson Jeanette Pearson Joy Salzsieder Stetson Hardwoods, Inc. Irina Koehler Wendi Ludwig My Lil Angels Mary Ann Pebler Janet Sann Stetsonville Oil Co. Marla Konkol Roxanne Lutgen myFamilyCFO, Inc. Brad Peck Debra Schaefer Strasser-Roller Funeral

12 Home Cindy L. Thelen Maria Volpe WHA Foundation, Inc. Woodland Court Elder Services Chet Strebe Ann Thurs Nickolas Wages Whittlesey Lions Club LLC Jill Stumpner Timber Creek Resource, LLC Brandi Waltemate Gail Wiegert WoodTrust Bank Shawn Sullivan Time Federal Savings Bank Walters Family Trust Fund Tera Wiesman Jeannie Worden Sandy Suprak Top Shelf, LLC Kimberly Waltz WIGM, Inc. Wurth Baer Supply Company Surgical Associates, S.C. Jessica Towle Wanke Builders Todd Will Der L. Xiong Paul Svetlik John Tracey Sarah Watson Allen Williams Kou Yang Sweet Thyme, LLC Tradewell Construction Wausau Breakfast Optimist Justin Willis TouXoua Yang Sylvia Woller Award Margaret Trafford Club Linda Willis Deborah Yellow Thunder Robyn Tanger Travel Leaders Wausau Container Corp. Michelle Winowiski Duane Yorde Taylor Credit Union Jere Trudeau Wausau Homes, Inc. Mary Wirsing Yorde Tool & Macining LLC Taylor Electric Cooperative Karen Turner Wausau Tile Wisconsin Agri-Business Penny L. Zahl Tease Tanning Plus Scott Turner Wausau Water Works Association Joe Zahringer Beth Tenut UMR - A United Healthcare Julie Webb Wisconsin Building Supply Zelazoski Wood Products Travis Teska Company Brian Weber Wisconsin Dental Association Mary Zettler United Machine Corporation Darrell Wehrman Foundation, Inc. Dean and Carole Ziemendorf Joshua Teske Wisconsin Road Knights, Inc. Mary Thao Burnell and Jeannette Utecht Wolfram Weinberg James Zoellner Katie Van Der Geest Candace Weinzinger Darrell Witt Adam Zogata May N. Thao Wojcik Plumbing & Heating PaHnia Thao Kristin Van Der Geest Karin Wells Lorraine Zoromski Mary Kay Van Der Geest Sara M. Werner Ali Wolf The Color Gallery Donna Wolf Charl Van Der Nest Donna Wesenick The Filling Station Cafe & Bar Kathleen Wolf The Presto Foundation Pa Vang Randall W. Wesenick Alan Verploegh Westphal Staffing Wolf Brothers Sawmill The Star News Wolf River Realty Luann Theis Renata Vissers Lori Weyers

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