Charitable Dreams for Community Needs

Clinton County Community Foundation Carroll County Community Foundation of Howard County, Inc. Community Foundation

2011 Annual Report Table of Contents

2 Mission, Vision & Core Values 4 Board Members and Volunteers 5 Ways to Give 6 Donors 9 Organizations 10 Memorials and Tributes 15 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Endowed Funds 16 •Howard County 20 •Carroll County 21 •Clinton County Grants 23 •Howard County 30 •Carroll County 32 •Clinton County 36 Financial Report 38 David Foster Society 39 Friends of Carroll County 40 2011 Scholarship Reception Photos

Community Foundation of Howard County, Inc. Carroll County Community Foundation Clinton County Community Foundation 215 W. Sycamore Street Kokomo, Indiana 46901 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., or by appointment (765) 454-7298 or (800) 964-0508 [email protected] Visit us online: www.cfhoward.org www.cfcarroll.org www.cfclinton.org

1 Our Mission Th e mission of the Community Foundation serving Howard, Carroll and Clinton counties is to improve the quality of life of the community through the accumulation and stewardship of enduring charitable gifts. Vision Th e Community Foundation is recognized by the community to be an eff ective, credible, and infl uential broad-based organization. It serves the community as a catalyst dedicated to improving the quality of life of our people through the permanent stewardship of fi nancial gifts placed in its care.

As the number of people touched by the Foundation continues to rise, this statement of “vision” is coming ever closer to reality. Core Values To express the underlying philosophy of the Foundation, the board drafted a series of “core values” statements that refl ect the fundamental philosophy of its operation. Th ese values provide guidance to both paid staff and volunteers as we interact with donors, grantees and the community:

Stewardship Open Door Service to Donors Community

Th e Foundation will Th e Foundation Th e Foundation off ers Th e Foundation will prudently manage the will be available to opportunities to improve the quality resources entrusted all segments of our donors to improve of life through to it, maintaining defi ned community. the quality of life leadership by building confi dentiality and in their community endowments that seeking growth of by fulfi lling their are directed toward resources. charitable goals. meeting the needs of the community.

Integrity

Th e Foundation, its directors and staff will hold themselves to the highest ethical standards and strive to achieve the best business practices.

We hope these statements make clearer in your mind the role and purpose of the Community Foundation. If you have questions, suggestions or comments about any of these statements, please call us, we’ll be happy to discuss them further.

On behalf of all of the volunteers and staff of the Community Foundations of Howard, Clinton and Carroll counties, thank you for your commitment and interest in the Foundation and the community.

2 Dear Friends of the Community Foundation Serving Howard, More than Carroll and Clinton Counties: $1,007,000 in At the Community Foundation we are partnering daily with donors to match their ‘charitable dreams’ with nonprofi t organizations to meet ‘community needs.’ Our grants awarded donors are interested in improving the quality of life in their communities. Th ey do this by entrusting the Foundation to enrich the lives of each community’s residents in 2011 through eff ective grantmaking.

Using our donors’ dreams of improvement as an example, our board members met in early 2011 to look at where the Community Foundation is and where we would like to be in the next fi ve years. Th is was an opportunity to refresh our focus after 125 scholarships enduring a challenging economic climate and to build upon the passion that created the Foundation. and 64 renewals

Th e results are inspiring and encouraging. We committed to our strategic vision awarded as a way to fi rmly establish the Foundation as a Center of Philanthropy in our communities; to increase and maintain the capacity of the Foundation to do its work; and to continue our role as a good community partner. 335 charitable Th is renewed spirit of passion has the support of staff and board members. Th is funds passion represents the concept that we can achieve ‘Charitable Dreams for Community Needs.’

Our annual report refl ects the diverse interests of donors and how wonderful accomplishments are being made in each community. You don’t have to be wealthy More than to be charitable. Using the support of grants, many individuals donate their time to make sure program needs are met. With creativity donors are using many ways to 85 nonprofi ts off er hope through a giving heart. supported Th rough the Foundation, the collaboration among donors, organizations and volunteers has allowed a greater impact to be made in supporting important through donor community programs. We will use our strategic plan as a road map to continued growth, stewardship, innovation and sustainability. Your generosity fuels our legacy giving enthusiasm.

Th ank you for allowing us to be a part of so many dreams and for allowing us to help you make a meaningful diff erence in our communities, now and forever. $325,000 in general What you leave behind scholarships is not what is engraved in stone monuments, awarded but what is woven into the lives of others. -- Pericles

3 2011 Board Members and Volunteers

Chairperson Executive Committee Howard County Grants Committee Mike Stegall, Community First Bank Mike Stegall, Chairperson Joe Dunbar, Chairperson Vice Chairperson Dana Davis, Vice Chairperson Nanette Bowling Betsy Hoshaw Dana Davis, Community Volunteer Bob Hingst, Sec./Treas. Kelly Karickhoff Scott McClelland Rick Smith, Past Chairperson Gene Parks Dr. Marilyn Skinner Secretary/Treasurer Joe Dunbar Debbie Graves Jeff Smeltzer Mike Ullery Bob Hingst, Mid-America Beverage Paul Manning Jim McIntyre J.D. Young Past Chairperson J.D. Young Clinton County Grants Committee Rick Smith, Smith Financial Clinton County Services Committee Debbie Graves, Chairperson Nanette Bowling Debbie Graves, Chairperson Jean Beard Karen Miller Community Volunteer John Shoup, Vice Chairperson Megan Sheets John Shoup Ted Cripe Bill Beard Jean Beard Carroll County Grants Committee Farm Bureau, Clinton County Les Bergum Ted Cripe Michelle Cox Monty Edging Alan Dunn Karen Miller Brent Dechert Carolyn Pearson Laura Mullen Jack Ransom Attorney Gene Robbins Kent Ryan Investment/Finance Committee Melissa Ellis Stan Smith Harold Vice Bob Hingst, Co-Chairperson Crume-Ellis Auctioneers & Appraisers Steve Rothenberger, Co-Chairperson Carroll County Services Committee Jim Alender Bill Bersbach John Fell, Jr. Paul Manning, Chairperson Attorney Robert C. Bucheri Derek Fisher Dr. Greg Norman, Vice Chairperson Brad Howell Jim Parsons Debbie Graves Derek Fisher, Past Chairperson Alan Price Rick Smith Clinton County Michelle Cox Abigail Diener Mike Stegall Gary Wehr Betsy Hoshaw Angie May Peg Minnicus Community Volunteer Bill Northcutt Jerry Reinke Brad Howell Richard Roach Trent Stephan Brad Howell Ford Paul Manning Carroll County Scott McClelland Attorney Jim McIntyre Attorney Tyler Moore Moore Title & Escrow, Inc. Kent Ryan Clinton County Craig Severns Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Laura Sheets Duke Energy Dr. Marilyn Skinner Center for Early Childhood Education Jeff Smeltzer Cone Palace

J.D. Young Community Foundation Staff Young’s Culligan & Appliance Center Front row, left to right: Jane Williams, Communications; Kim Abney, Program Director; LaCinda Chapman, Secretary/Receptionist Back row, left to right: Ron Harper, President; and Hilda Burns, Vice President

4 Ways to Give

Flexible Giving Charitable Gift Annuity Th e Community Foundation is a fl exible vehicle for charitable Th is is a contract between the donor and the Foundation. gifts of all sizes, from public, corporate, foundation, or private In exchange for the donor’s irrevocable gift, the Foundation sources. Both large and small gifts can take a variety of forms; agrees to pay one or two annuitants the donor names, a fi xed depending on tax and estate planning priorities. Gifts can be sum each year for life. Th e payments are guaranteed by the made with: Foundation.

•Cash •Appreciated Securities Th e percentage of income you receive is determined by your •Life Insurance •Real Estate age (or ages for a two-life annuity*). •Bequests •Private Foundation Transfer Single Life Annuity Rates Donors can give to an existing fund in the Foundation or create their own “named fund” with a gift of $5,000 or Age Estimated Payment Rate more. Donors establishing named funds can name them after 90 9% themselves, a loved one, their company, as a memorial or 85 7.8% tribute, or use some other name that is meaningful to them. Funds may be advised, designated to a particular charity or 80 6.8% church, or to support fi elds of interest, or scholarships. 75 5.8% 70 5.1% IRA 401(k), or Other Qualifi ed Retirement Plan Planned giving is as easy as designating a percentage of Contact us for an estimate of your charitable tax deduction your IRA, 401(k) or other qualifi ed retirement plan to the and income projections. We subscribe to the rates Foundation as a benefi ciary. recommended by the American Council on Gift Annuities. Th ese rates are subject to change annually. Sample Bequest Language *Rates for two-life annuities are slightly lower. I give, devise and bequeath to the Community Foundation of Howard County, Inc., an Indiana not-for-profi t charitable Charitable Remainder Trust (Life Income) corporation, which serves as the community foundation for Th is allows the donor to provide income to themselves or the area, fi ll in the blank with one of the following three others for life or a term of years. Trust donors irrevocably choices: 1.) the sum of $______; 2.) ______% transfer assets to the trustees of their choice. During the trust’s of my estate; or 3.) “all of the rest, residue and remainder of term, the trustee invests the trust’s assets and pays income (a my estate, of whatsoever kind and nature and wheresoever fi xed percentage of the trust’s value annually if a unitrust and a situate in which I may have any right, title or interest, or over fi xed dollar amount if an annuity trust) to one or more income which I may have any power of appointment at the time of benefi ciaries named by the donor. When the trust term ends, my death” to hold, manage, invest and reinvest the same, to the trust’s principal passes to the Foundation to be used for the collect the income and to pay for and disburse the “income” charitable purpose that the donor designates. for public and charitable uses and purposes, in accordance Charitable Lead Trust (“Wait-a-While” Trust) with the policies of the Community Foundation of Howard During the trust’s term (usually a set number of years) the County, Inc., in eff ect from time to time. trustee invests the trust’s assets and pays the income to the Foundation for the purpose the donor designates. When the If the amount of the bequest meets the minimum contribution trust term ends, all assets are distributed to family members or requirement for the establishment of a new fund ($5,000), other benefi ciaries named by the donor. the donor may elect to create a separately identifi able fund by name and purpose. Contact the Foundation for information. Retained Life Estate Th is allows donors to give their home or farm to the Other Planned Gifts Foundation, while retaining the right to live in it for the rest of Th e Foundation also off ers donors several other types of gift their lives. When the retained life estate ends, the Foundation arrangements that provide a variety of tax advantages and can then use the property or the proceeds from its sale for the income benefi ts to donors, and provide needed charitable purpose the donor designates. resources for the community. We off er:

5 Donors Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Daniels Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Th e Community Foundation wishes to express its gratitude to the following Mr. & Mrs. Dennis C. Davis individuals and groups who have assisted the Foundation and the community Mr. & Mrs. Joe Davis with their gifts in 2011: Mr. & Mrs. Brent Dechert Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dechert Ms. Janet L. Aaron Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Birt Mr. & Mrs. Carmen Mr. Timothy Decicco Kim & Kevin Abney Mr. & Mrs. Dick N. Bishop Christianson Mr. William E. Decker Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Abts Mr. & Mrs. Dick T. Bishop Mr. Eric Christianson Mr. Terry L. Decroes Ms. Gloria Ailor & Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Bitner Mr. & Mrs. Richard Christie Mr. Sandy Deichman Ms. Norma Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Gerry B. Bitner Mr. & Mrs. August A. Cijan Ms. Judith K. Dewalt Mr. & Mrs. Jim Alender Mr. & Mrs. Robb Blume Mrs. Joyce E. Clarkson Mr. & Mrs. William Dickison Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Amsbury Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bockover Mr. Jerry L. Clawson Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Diener Mr. & Mrs. Donald Amsbury Ms. Amy J. Boonstra Troy, Trisha, Brooklyn, Evan Michael & Kristie Diener Mr. & Mrs. Carl Anderson Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Bour & Drew Clawson Ms. Shirleen Dimmitt Mr. Michael C. Anderson Marion Bowser Ms. Angie Clemens Mrs. Lois J. Dowden Estate Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Anderson Mr. Lee Boyd Jr. Robert & Linda Cline Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Downing Ms. Marcia Andrew Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bracken Mrs. Marian Coapstick Marion Downham Anonymous Gift Mr. & Mrs. James ‘Bo’ Bradshaw Mr. & Mrs. Dick Coble Mr. & Mrs. Jeff ery L. Downs Mr. & Mrs. Josh T. Archibald Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Brassie Ms. Carol J. Coleman Ms. Nancy J. Dresch Mr. & Mrs. Stan Archibald Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Colescott Mr. & Mrs. Dave Dubois Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Archibald Ms. Judy Briscoe Dr. Luis Colon Father Th eodore C. Dudzinski Mr. & Mrs. Steven Ashby Ms. Linda K. Brookshire Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Comer Ms. Neda K. Duff Mrs. Shirley Ashcraft Mr. & Mrs. Bob Brown Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cone Mr. Joe Dunbar Dr. & Mrs. Th omas Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Brown Mrs. Kathie Connelly Mr. Dale E. Duncan Mr. & Mrs. Max A. Avery Mr. & Mrs. Blaine Brubaker Mr. & Mrs. Brian A. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Kelly K. Ayers Mr. & Mrs. Henry Buchholz Mr. Jerry H. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dunn Dr. Janet S. Ayres & Mr. Bob Burkhalter Mrs. Weezie Cook Dr. & Mrs. Jordan Dutter Dr. Lynn Corson Jim, Angie, Caroline & Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cord Mr. & Mrs. Rob Earl Mr. Gerald Babb Courtney Burkhart Mr. & Mrs. Ron Corn Mr. & Mrs. Cullan Eikenberry Ms. Kathleen Babchuk Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Corl Mr. & Mrs. Raymon Eikenberry Mr. & Mrs. John L Babcock Mr. Brian D. Burton Mr. & Mrs. Eric Cox Dr. & Mrs. Alvan Eller Ms. Ann Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Jim R. Butcher Mr. & Mrs. Larry Crail Mrs. Marion J. Eller Mr. & Mrs. John Barber Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Butler Mr. & Mrs. Mike Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Barnett Mr. & Mrs. Bill Calhoun Mrs. Ruth Crawn Ms. Melissa Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Barsh Mr. & Mrs. James Callane Mr. Marlin B. Creasy Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Barry Emerson Mr. & Mrs. Edward Baumann Mr. Jeff Cardwell Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Cripe Mr. & Mrs. Rod Erny Mr. & Mrs. Terry Beach Mr. & Mrs. William Cardwell Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cripe Ms. Margaret A. Ervington Mr. & Mrs. David Beale Mrs. Suzanne Carey Mr. & Mrs. Ted A. Cripe Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Evans Mr. & Mrs. Bill Beard Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Carr Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Cross Ms. Carol Evatt Dr. & Mrs. Frank Beardsley Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Brice Crowel Mr. & Mrs. John E. Fell Jr. Ms. Rita Beatty Mr. & Mrs. Henry Carter Mr. & Mrs. Gary Crum Mr. & Mrs. Larry Fellows Ms. Barbara J. Beaver Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cassell Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum Mr. & Mrs. Kortney Fernung Mr. William Beck Mr. & Mrs. Dan Casserly Mr. & Mrs. John M. Crymes Mr. & Mrs. Calvin C. Fieleke Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bell Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cassis Mr. Steve Currens Mr. & Mrs. Derek R. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Dan Bellus Mr. & Mrs. Steve Chaff ee Catherine Cutulle & Karen Ms. Betty J. Flook Mr. & Mrs. Karl Berron Chambers Farms/Ron, Royce Glinnen Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Flora Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bersbach & Mark Chambers Mr. & Mrs. Bill Dahmen Mr. & Mrs. Tom Flora Mr. & Mrs. Mike Bess Mr. Gary G. Chandler Mr. & Mrs. Steve Daily Mr. & Mrs. John Floyd Ms. Cynthia M. Bik Mrs. Doris E. Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Chad Dalton & Mr. & Mrs. Michael Force Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Bilodeau LaCinda & Ben Chapman Family Mrs. Jeananne Forgey Mr. & Mrs. John Bingaman Ms. Elizabeth S. Chase Cindy & Sandy Dalton Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Fortune Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Binney Ms. Stacy J. Chasteen Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Damitz Mr. George S. Foster

6 Mr. & Mrs. John Fountain Ms. Ruthann Hawkins Mr. & Mrs. Steven Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Mark Maple Ms. Ramona K. Foust Mr. & Mrs. Jay Hawley Mr. Mark & Dr. Kathryn Jones Mr. & Mrs. Gene A. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Dave Fox Mr. & Mrs. Harold Heaton Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Harold Marshall Mr. & Mrs. W. Todd Fox Marian Heck, Marilyn Heck Mr. & Mrs. J.L. Kahler Magdalen Marszalek & Mr. William R. Fox & Linda Heck Hodgkins Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kammeyer Antoinette Rethlake Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Freeman Mr. & Mrs. William J. Heck Mr. & Mrs. Leo Katalinas Ms. Gayle L. Maudlin Friends at Fisher & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Dave A. Heine Mr. & Mrs. Bill Kearns Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Maugans Mrs. Nancy Fullerton Mr. & Mrs. Terry Heltzel Mr. & Mrs. Jim L. Kebrdle Ms. Bonnie Maxwell & Mr. & Mrs. Bob Funk Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hemmerly Mr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Keiser Ms. Anita Werling Ms. Loretta Gabriel Mr. & Mrs. R. Scott Hersberger Mr. & Mrs. David W. Kellar Mrs. Joan Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gangwer Mr. & Mrs. Pleamon Hewitt Mr. & Mrs. Jon Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Steve May Mr. & Mrs. Morris F. Garbert Mr. Brett J. Hillis Mr. & Mrs. William L. Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCain Mr. & Mrs. Jack Garner Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Hillis Mr. Dennis E. Kenner Mr. & Mrs. Gordon McCain Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Garner Mr. & Mrs. Terry Hillis Mr. & Mrs. Scott Kern Mr. & Mrs. Marshall D. Mrs. Dorothy M. Gasaway Ms. Anne Himmelwright K.H.S. Class of 1951 McCammack Mr. & Mrs. James Gatman II Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Mr. Stephen A. Kiley Ms. Betty J. McCarter Mr. Frank M. Giammarino Ms. Ann Hiner Mr. Blake A. Kinder Mr. & Mrs. Dave McFatridge Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Gibbs Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hingst Dr. & Mrs. Hal King Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene McGarvey Mrs. Teresa Giff ord Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hinkle Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Kinney Mr. Ralph ‘Bud’ McGuire Mr. & Mrs. William Giff ord Ms. Kara Hirt Mr. Kevin K. Kirkpatrick Mr. & Mrs. Colby McIlrath Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Hite Mr. & Mrs. David Kitchell Mr. & Mrs. Dale McIlrath Mr. & Mrs. John Gillem Ms. Nancy E. Hobson Mr. Ryan Kitchell Mr. & Mrs. Earl ‘Bud’ McIlrath Ms. Charlotte M. Gilliam Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hobson Mr. & Mrs. John Kleckner Ms. Jane W. McIntyre Mr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich Ms. Candy Hodge Mr. & Mrs. Joe Klein Mr. Jim McIntyre Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Gish Ms. Mary Anne Hoff man Tammy & Zak Klinck Mr. & Mrs. M. Jeremy McKitrick Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Goff Ms. Peggy A. Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. Mark Klockziem Mr. Steve McPike Dr. & Mrs. Pratap Gohil Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Ms. Barbara Knolinski Mr. & Mrs. Matt McQuinn Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Golitko Hollingsworth Mr. Robert Knolinski Mrs. Pat McQuinn Mr. & Mrs. George Good Mr. & Mrs. Rick Homkes Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Krise Mr. & Mrs. Robert McQuinn Mayor & Mrs. Greg Goodnight Ms. Jackie Hord Mr. & Mrs. James D. Kruggel Mr. & Mrs. Darwin McVay Mr. & Mrs. Michael Grant Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hoshaw Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kuhns Mr. Craig M. Meade Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Grant Mrs. Connie A. Hosier Boyle Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kuntz Ms. Linda Medlen Ms. Kim Graves Ms. Stella E. Hosier Mr. & Mrs. George Lafl in Denny & Becky Mellon Mr. & Mrs. D. Lynn Grider Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hossenlopp Mr. & Mrs. Douglas LaLonde Judge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr. Ms. Patty Griffi n Mrs. Sue Hough Estate Ms. M. Louise Lamb Mr. & Mrs. Dayton Merrell Mr. & Mrs. B. J. Grimme James & Ruth Yost-House Ms. Charlene Langreck Mr. William Metsker Dr. & Mrs. Carl Grothouse Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Howard Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mr. & Mrs. Greg M. Michael Mr. & Mrs. Everett E. Gruber Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Hughes Lauderbaugh Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey A. Milam Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Grundmann Mr. & Mrs. William Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lawless Mr. Wesley Milburn Mr. & Mrs. David L. Guff y Mr. & Mrs. John S. Hussey Ms. Carol L. Leadbetter Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Miller Mr. & Mrs. James T. Gunlite Mr. & Mrs. Mike Imbler Mr. & Mrs. Gary B. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Greg Miller Michael Gunn & Judith Ms. Kelly G. Ingram Mr. & Mrs. Chris Linville Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Miller Bentley Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Ives Mr. & Mrs. Don Long Mrs. Ann Millikan Mr. & Mrs. Rick Hagenow Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ives Mrs. Marjorie L. Longshore Dorothy & Robert Mills Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Hall Mr. & Mrs. Alan Jackson Mr. & Mrs. C. William Lovelace Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mills Mr. & Ms. Steven W. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Matthew ‘Pete’ E. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Minnicus Mr. & Mrs. James Hanson Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Jerry J. Maden Mr. & Mrs. Brad Mohler Mr. & Mrs. John Harbaugh Th omas, Nancy, John & Mr. James R. Malone Ms. Betty Moloney Ron & Liz Harper Anna Jahncke Mr. & Mrs. Mark Malson Mr. & Mrs. Chris Moody Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Harris Dr. & Mrs. David P. Jarrell Mrs. Susan Mann Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. Bill W. Morrison Dr. Mike Harshman Fred* & Rachel Jenkins Dave & Marcia Manly Mr. & Mrs. Todd Moser Mr. & Mrs. William Hart Mr. Carroll C. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mann Mr. & Mrs. Joe Moss Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hathaway Mr. & Mrs. Larry K. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Paul Manning Mr. & Mrs. Lewis N. Mullin Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Hauswald Robert & Betty Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Manning Mr. & Mrs. William Mullin

7 Donors (Continued) Mr. & Mrs. David Mundy Ms. Anna Marie Pratt & Mr. & Mrs. Ted L. Salsbery Mr. & Mrs. Mike Stegall Mr. Michael D. Mundy Mr. Robert L. Huff man Dr. Wayne Salsbery Mr. & Mrs. Trent A. Stephan Judge Lynn Murray Ms. Kay Pruett Mr. & Mrs. Dick Sanburn Mr. & Mrs. Seth S. Steward Mr. & Mrs. Terry W. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Stan R. Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Don Sanders Mr. & Mrs. Bill Stifl e Mr. & Mrs. David Mygrant Ransom Family Fund Ms. Irma D. Sanders Mr. & Mrs. Brian Stirm Mr. Michael Mygrant Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Ransom Dr. & Mrs. Tom Scherschel Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Stirm Mr. & Mrs. Louis Nance Mr. Robert T. Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Louis Schmidt Mrs. Charlotte Stivers Mr. & Mrs. Steve Neal Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Michael Strange Ms. Jean C. Neel Stephen & Barbara Rausch Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schoenian Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Straub Mr. & Mrs. John Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Mark Raver Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Scholl Mr. & Mrs. Richard Strawn Mr. & Mrs. Th eron Nelson- Mr. & Mrs. James F. Rawls Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Schultz Mr. & Mrs. James Strunk Mercer Mr. & Mrs. David K. Rayl Mr. Richard A. Schumacher Ms. Joyce A. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Mike Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Rayl Mr. & Mrs. Dean Scott Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Swales Ms. Nancy A. Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. Bill Reel Mr. & Mrs. John R. Scott Ms. Betty Lou Swentzel Mrs. Carol P. Nisbet Mrs. Phyllis Reinke Mr. Robert R. Scott Mr. & Mrs. James Swisshelm Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Rethlake Mr. & Mrs. Carl Seese Mr. & Mrs. Travis Tafl inger Mr. & Mrs. Bill Northcutt Mr. & Mrs. James J. Rezo Mr. & Mrs. Doug L. Segraves Mr. Marshall D. Talbert Mr. Joseph A. O’Donnell Ms. Susan Rhine Dr. & Mrs. Tim Sehr Dr. & Mrs. Brian Tate Mr. & Mrs. William Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Richard Mr. & Mrs. Craig Severns Judge & Mrs. Douglas Tate Oberndorfer Mr. & Mrs. A. Th omas Mr. & Mrs. E.P. Severns Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rheld Tate Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Odell Richardson Mr. & Mrs. Tim Severns Mr. & Mrs. Van Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Trent Odell Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Richey Mr. & Mrs. Vince Seward Mr. & Mrs. Th omasTeghtmeyer Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey Ortman Mr. & Mrs. Don Ridenour Ms. Patricia J. Sharp Mrs. Laurayne Templeton Trust Mr. & Mrs. Mick Ortman Mr. & Mrs. Leo Rider Mr. Michael Shearer Mr. & Mrs. Don TenBrook Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey G. Ousley Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Rife Mr. & Mrs. Th eodore Sheets Mr. Jeff K. TenBrook Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Ousley Mr. & Mrs. Bret Rinehart Mr. & Mrs. Eric B. Sheiss Th atcher Golf Outing Mr. & Mrs. Dean Overholser Ms. Jean Rinehart Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley Jon & Kim Th ompson Dr. & Mrs. James Paff Mr. & Mrs. Martin Rinehart Mr. & Mrs. John C. Shively Mr. Robert D. Th ompson Mr. Don Pagel Mr. & Mrs. George Ringer Mrs. Catherine Shortle Trust Ms. Sharon Th ompson Mr. Gene Parks Mr. & Mrs. Dick Roach Mr. & Mrs. B. Stanley Shuey Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Th orley Mr. & Mrs. Steve Parrott Mr. Carl D. Roark Mr. & Mrs. Jerry G. Sibbitt Mrs. Jeanne Th ornburg Judge & Mrs. Dennis Parry Mr. Gene Robbins Mr. & Mrs. James Siegfried Jr. Mr. James F. Th rasher Judge & Mrs. Brant J. Parry Ms. Patsy Roberts Mr. Danny J. Siler Mr. & Mrs. Jon Tice Ms. Helen S. Pate Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Simmons Ms. Norma S. Tilley Mr. & Mrs. John R. Patterson Mr. Andrew J. Robertson Mr. Ronald L. Sink Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Titus H.W. ‘Hod’ Peabody Estate Mr. & Mrs. J. Daniel Robertson Dr. Marilyn Skinner Mr. & Mrs. Michael Titus Ms. Rose Marie Peabody Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Fred H. Slopsema Mr. & Mrs. Greg Townsend Mrs. Carolyn Pearson Mrs. Patricia S. Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Smeltzer Mr. & Mrs. Curt Trainer Mr. & Mrs. Scott Perkins Mr. & Mrs. William Robertson Mr. Craig Smith Mr. David W. Trees Kim, Manny, Sofi a, & Sam Dottye & Carl Robeson Mr. & Mrs. Harry Smith Tri Central H.S. Baseball Picciola Mr. Paul J. Rocchio Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Smith Mr. & Mrs. James Trobaugh Mr. & Mrs. Mark Piekarski Ms. Beverly E. Rodgers Mr. & Mrs. James F. Smith Ms. Amy True John Pitzer Trust Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rodgers Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rick Smith Mr. & Mrs. Bill Trueblood Mr. & Mrs. Robert Plank Dr. & Mrs. Max Rodibaugh Mr. & Mrs. Russell J. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Ashley Tyner Mr. & Mrs. David Platt Mr. & Mrs. Ray Romein Mr. & Mrs. Stan Smith Mr. & Mrs. Pat Underwood Mr. Michael Platt Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rostron Jr. Mrs. Terry Smith USSA Federal Savings Bank Mr. & Mrs. Donald Pletcher Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Rudd Mrs. Faye A. Snyder Trust Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Vasicek Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Podwell Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rule Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Snyder Ms. Linda A. Vater Mr. Th omas J. Poppas Wayne & Joan Rule Mrs. Keith Snyder Ms. Joan M. Vaughan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Powell Mr. & Mrs. Kent Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Chris Stamper Mr. & Mrs. Sean VerLee Mr. & Mrs. Sean Power Mr. & Mrs. Tim Ryberg Dr. & Mrs. Mark Stanforth Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Vetter Ms. Marylou Powers Mr. & Mrs. Santos Salinas III Mr. Ronald G. Starbuck Ms. Barbara Volz

8 Mr. & Ms. Larry Waddell Mr. & Mrs. Gary Wehr Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Williford Ms. Marjorie F. Yorn Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Wagoner Mr. & Mrs. Larry Welborn Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Willoughby Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Young Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Walker Mr. & Mrs. Craig Wellnitz Mr. & Mrs. James A. Wilson Randy & Joyce Young Dane E. Wallsmith D.D.S. Mr. & Mrs. Roger Wells Mr. & Mrs. Willard Wilson Mr. Tim Young Mr. & Mrs. Ken Walton Ms. Rebecca Welty Mr. & Mrs. Dick Wingard Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Zeis Mr. Richard L. Walton Mr. & Mrs. Craig Westlake Mr. & Mrs. Fred Wise Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Zerkel Mr. & Mrs. Robert Walton Ms. Maxine White Mr. & Mrs. Brian L. Woods Ms. Betty Zimpleman Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Waninger Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. White Mr. & Mrs. David A. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Dale V. Zinn Mr. & Mrs. Jack Ward Mr. & Mrs. Ron White Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Wyant Mrs. Mary Zinn Mr. & Mrs. Charles Watkins Ms. Erin Wideman Mr. & Mrs. John Wyman Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Zinn Mr. & Mrs. James E. Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Mike Wilcox Lt. Col. Donald M. Wyrick Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Zollman Ms. Patricia M. Waymire Betty Williams Ms. Marjorie L. Wyrick *Denotes Deceased Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Weaver Ms. Jane Williams Mr. Tim Wyrick Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Webb Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Williams Mr. & Mrs. Danny J. Yoder Mr. & Mrs. David Weckerly Mr. Ronald O. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Wilson D. York

Davison Farms Johnston-Taylor & Associates Reinke Funeral Home, Inc. Organizations DeCleene Optometry King & Scott Abby Rethlake Memorial Fund Th e 2 Mortgage Guys Deem, LLC Kokomo Center Schools Rethlake Southside Marathon Alto Express/W.A.E., Inc. Delphi Christian Church Kokomo Civic Th eatre Reynolds Farm Equipment, Inc. Th e Andersons Dimensions, Inc. Kokomo Country Club Rinehart Realtors & Auctioneers Barrett Farms Express, Inc. Douglas Co. School District Kokomo New Car Dealers Risk Management Insurance Beard Management Corp. Duke Energy Foundation Association Services Beckley Offi ce Equipment Encompass Credit Union Kramer Lumber Co., Inc. Ristow Farm Partners LLC Beta Psi Chapter, Psi Iota Eriks Chevrolet, Inc. Dick Krieg Motors, Inc. RME Insurance Xi Sorority Expression Silk Screen L & L Guttering Rotary Club of Kokomo Brewster Insurance Agency Fair Oaks Lot Owners Assn. Lafayette Bank and Trust Early Risers Bucheri, McCarty & Metz, LLP Th e Farmers Bank Logansport Savings Bank Salin Bank and Trust Company Bulk Transfer Ferguson Real Estate Mann Chevrolet, Buick, Geo Salon Professional Academy Butcher, Ball & Lowry Fisher & Associates, Inc. Martin Brothers TV and Select Equipment Company, C. C. Skiles Electric, Inc. Tony Gabriel Memorial Appliances The Sherwin-Williams Company Camden Community Golf Outing Martin Wrecker Services Shirley & Stout Lincoln Preservation Society Gangwer-Paris Insurance Mathews Farm Buildings, Inc. Road Chapel Campbell Family Foundation Agency McClelland Family Foundation SIA Foundation, Inc. Carroll Co. Agriculture Assoc. Geetingsville Telephone Co. H.E. McGonigal, Inc. Signs Express, Inc. Board of Directors, Andrea Goodwin Funeral Home Michigantown High School Smith Financial Brown, Travis Flora, George Harper Implement/Tri Green Alumni Solidarity Federal Credit Union Mears, Sam Moffi tt, Gary Tractor Mid America Beverage Sports Graphics Rader, Maurice Robeson, Home Builders Association of Jack H. Mitchell, Inc. Staffi ng Resources Dean Scott Howard County MKM Distribution Services Stephan’s IGA Food Store Carroll White REMC Hoosier Tradewinds, Inc. Monsanto Fund Sundae Parlor Inc. CDC Resources, Inc. Howard & Sons, Inc. Moore’s Pie Shop Swine Health Services Chi Omega Alumnae Howard Co. 4-H NLB Sportswear & AD Tecton Construction Cis-Crop Insurance Specialties, Howard Regional Health Specialties Thrifty Supply of Frankfort Clinton Central Elem. School System Obear, Overholser, Huff er & Tri Kappa Associate Chapter Clinton Central School Corp. Howard Regional Health Rider Tri Kappa - Clinton County Clinton Co. Foundation for System Foundation Pickard Enterprises LLC Unity Seeds, LLC Youth, Camp Cullom Huston Electric, Inc. Platinum Sports & Wildcat Guardians, Inc. Th e Coca-Cola Bottler’s I.O.O.F. 28 Entertainment Mgmt., LLC Wylie Real Estate Foundation Independent Colleges of Ind. Professional Education The Wyman Group Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Indiana Farm Systems Solutions Dan Young GMC - Tipton Cone Palace Indiana Packers Corporation PTI Machining, Inc. Young’s Water Conditioning Crenshaw Paving, Inc. Indiana Spray Center Kathy Pylat Scholarship Trust Cyclone Grain Co./Sedalia Jackson-Lee-Pearson/Tri Ransom Family Advised Fund Grain Green Tractor Regions Insurance, Inc.

9 Memorials We are always grateful to those who remember the Community Foundation when making gifts in memory of family and friends, or to honor birthdays, anniversaries, or other special occasions. Th e following memorial and tribute gifts were made in 2011: Memorials In Memory of Marlee Abbott In Memory of Kathie Beatty In Memory of Clarence Cochran In Memory of Jesse W. Dunn (cont.) Mr. & Mrs. Fred Wise Mr. & Mrs. Rick Homkes Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cassis Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Robertson Dick & Marianne Christie In Memory of James W. Allen Jr. Ms. Beverly E. Rodgers Mrs. Patricia S. Robertson Mrs. Weezie Cook Friends at Fisher & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rodgers Jr. Mrs. Terry Smith Kevin & Russena Comer Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Corl In Memory of Georgann Benziger In Memory of M. Joyce Cook Larry & Dorothy Crail In Memory of Sue Allen Ms. Rita Beatty Mr. & Mrs. Henry Buchholz Ms. Judith K. Dewalt Friends at Fisher & Associates Mr. Jerry H. Cook Patrick, Kristy, Olivia & Owen In Memory of Margherita Bilella Mr. & Mrs. Dayton Merrell Downing In Memory of Arthur L. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dechert Elwood Haynes Elementary Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders In Memory of Sara J. Costlow Steering Committee Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Ms. Susan Rhine Ms. Betty J. Flook In Memory of Bill & Helen Birt Mr. & Mrs. Harry Smith Ms. Ramona K. Foust In Memory of A.J. Archibald Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Birt Dave & Toni Fox Mr. & Mrs. Josh T. Archibald In Memory of Clara Creveling Mr. William R. Fox Mr. & Mrs. Stan Archibald In Memory of Carmen J. Border Mrs. Nancy Fullerton Mr. & Mrs. Jack Garner Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Archibald Mr. & Mrs. Dick N. Bishop Mrs. Dorothy M. Gasaway Mr. & Mrs. Max A. Avery Mr. & Mrs. Dick T. Bishop In Memory of Barbara Jo Curry Ms. Kim Graves Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Barnett Ms. Linda Medlen Rick & Kathy Hagenow Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson In Memory of Ross & Jo Bourne Charlie & Penny Hall Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum Mrs. Carol P. Nisbet In Memory of Doral L. Daniels Ron & Liz Harper Mr. & Mrs. David L. Guff y Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Daniels Fred & Ruthann Hawkins Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Miller In Memory of Paul Bozard Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Mr. & Mrs. Gene Robbins Mr. & Mrs. Darwin McVay In Memory of Kay Deluise Pat & Steve Johnson Mr. Andrew J. Robertson Chi Omega Alumnae Carolyn & Ed Kammeyer Dr. & Mrs. Max Rodibaugh In Memory of Lucille Brown Ms. Jane W. McIntyre King & Scott Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rule Mr. & Mrs. Bill Kearns Dave & Linda Kitchell Mr. & Mrs. Richard Strawn In Memory of Nancy Dillon Mr. & Mrs. Douglas LaLonde Mr. & Mrs. Willard Wilson In Memory of Janet Buck Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCain Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lauderbaugh Mr. & Mrs. C. William Toula & Chris Linville, Sophia, In Memory of Nannie Dunigan In Memory of Bill Ashcraft Lovelace Dino & Friend’s at Louie’s Mrs. Shirley Ashcraft Hilda & Kevin Burns Dave & Marcia Manly In Memory of Jenny Michelle Butler Robert & Glenda Mann In Memory of Jesse W. Dunn In Memory of Kimberly Barton Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Butler Bob & Sandy Maudlin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bockover Ms. Janet L. Aaron Gayle Maudlin Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman In Memory of Ralph & Mary Butler Ms. Gloria Ailor & Ms. Mr. & Mrs. John Nelson Mr. Andrew J. Robertson Norma Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Ousley Tom & Ellen Anderson In Memory of Marjorie Bassett Mr. Gene Parks Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis In Memory of L. Jackie Chandler Ron & Pam Barsh Kim, Manny, Sofi a & Sam Ms. Rita Beatty Mr. & Mrs. J. Edward Baumann Picciola Marion Bowser In Memory of Margaret Beam Mr. Bob Burkhalter Dave & Bev Platt Mr. & Mrs. Dennis C. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Rick Homkes Jim, Angie, Caroline & Mr. Michael Platt Courtney Burkhart Anna Marie Pratt & Robert Hilda & Kevin Burns In Memory of Jr. Beamer In Memory of Richard P. Coapstick Huff man Camden Community Mrs. Marian Coapstick Jackie & Jim Callane Mr. & Mrs. David K. Rayl Preservation Society

10 In Memory of Jesse W. Dunn (cont.) In Memory of John Fredrick (cont.) In Memory of Hazel Harper In Memory of Josephine Iovino Mr. & Mrs. Bill Reel Mr. & Mrs. Tim Ryberg Ron & Liz Harper Mr. & Mrs. Steven N. Johnson Tom, Kathy & T.J. Rethlake Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley Mr. & Mrs. A. Th omas Richardson In Memory of Tom Harper In Memory of Ruby Parman Jarrell Mr. & Mrs. William Robertson In Memory of Margaret Schwartz Ron & Liz Harper Mr. & Mrs. Steven Ashby Dick & Myra Sanburn Fredrick Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Binney Mr. & Mrs. Louis Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. James Gatman II In Memory of Glen Harshbarger Mr. & Mrs. Dick N. Bishop Mr. & Mrs. E.P. Severns Friends at Fisher & Associates Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Craig Severns In Memory of Jacquelyn Frye Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cripe Mr. & Mrs. Tim Severns Camden Community In Memory of David J. Heaton Mrs. Jeananne Forgey Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley Preservation Society Mr. & Mrs. Harold Heaton Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Gibbs Danny J. Siler Mr. & Mrs. Mike Wilcox Mr. & Mrs. Bill Stifl e In Memory of Tony Gabriel In Memory of Lt. Col Howard Helms Don & Anita Tenbrook Ms. Loretta Gabriel Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders In Memory of Norma Harland Mr. James F. Th rasher Tony Gabriel Memorial Johnson Mr. & Mrs. James Trobaugh Golf Outing In Memory of Bonnie Herman Mr. Carroll C. Johnson Mr. Richard L. Walton Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Garner Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Zerkel Ms. Patricia M. Waymire Dr. & Mrs. Pratap Gohil In Memory of Mary Lou Th atcher Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Williford Mr. Th omas J. Poppas In Memory of Peggy Hobbs Mr. Carroll C. Johnson Mrs. Betty J. Zimpleman Tri Kappa Associate Chapter In Memory of Charles Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Zollman Camden Community In Memory of Eva Jones In Memory of Mildred Hoge Preservation Society Camden Community In Memory of Dr. & Mrs. Max Earl Dr. Marilyn Skinner Preservation Society Mr. & Mrs. Rob Earl In Memory of Dorothy George In Memory of Sue Hollingsworth Camden Community In Memory of Josephine Jonsson In Memory of Karl R. Elson Hilda & Kevin Burns Preservation Society Tri Kappa Associate Chapter Ms. Rita Beatty Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Howard In Memory of Trudy Hood In Memory of Paul ‘Tom’ Gibson In Memory of Bob Keller Ms. Beverly E. Rodgers Dr. Luis Colon Friends at Fisher & Associates Dr. & Mrs. Carl Grothouse Mr. & Mrs. Charles Watkins In Memory of Kit Hosier James House & Ruth Yost In Memory of Mark Giff ord Anonymous House In Memory of Kimmie Farias Mrs. Teresa Giff ord Stephen & Barbara Rausch Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Mr. & Mrs. Dan Bellus Ms. Stacy J. Chasteen In Memory of Carolyn Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Dave Fox In Memory of Milly Kelley In Memory of Dr. John L. ‘Jack’ Frazier Mr. & Mrs. Jerry G. Sibbitt Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Eugene McGarvey Mr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich & Larry & Janice Waddell Family Ms. Kim Graves In Memory of Joan Knolinski In Memory of John Fredrick In Memory of Joseph H. Granson Mr. Robert Knolinski Ms. Kathleen Babchuk Mrs. Connie A. Hosier Boyle Mr. & Mrs. Steven N. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Krise Hilda & Kevin Burns In Memory of Bob Lamb Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cord Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lawless In Memory of Robert Grousd Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mills Mr. & Mrs. Mike Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Chris Moody Lt. Col. Donald M. Wyrick Mr. & Mrs. James F. Rawls Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis In Memory of Al Laubenstein Mr. & Mrs. James Gatman II Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Schultz In Memory of Jean Guyer Hilda & Kevin Burns Ron & Liz Harper Mr. & Mrs. Greg Townsend Mr. & Mrs. Steven N. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. William J. Heck In Memory of Maxine Layton Dr. & Mrs. Hal King Jr. In Memory of James R. Huff er In Memory of Mildred Harlow Friends at Fisher & Associates Mr. & Mrs. James D. Kruggel Mrs. Abigail Diener Ron & Liz Harper Ms. Neda K. Duff Mr. & Mrs. Robert Longshore In Memory of Susan Mayfi eld Marshall & Patsy McCammack Judge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr. Letsinger In Memory of Virginia Harlow Mrs. Carole Podwell Ms. Jane W. McIntyre Ron & Liz Harper Ms. Patsy Roberts In Memory of Jaxton Husmann Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman

11 Memorials (continued) In Memory of Perry W. Lewis In Memory of Marjorie Miller In Memory of H. W. ‘Hod’ Peabody In Memory of William ‘Bill’ Pearson Mr. & Mrs. Terry W. Myers Friends of Fisher & Associates (cont.) (cont.) Mr. & Mrs. James D. Kruggel Harper Implements In Memory of Leonard Lorentson In Memory of William Moberly Mr. & Mrs. Th eron Nelson-Mercer Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Hite Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Dr. & Mrs. James Paff Ms. Mary Anne Hoff man Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Young Ms. Rose Marie Peabody I.O.O.F. 28 In Memory of Stan Mohr Mr. & Mrs. Tim Ryberg Indiana Spray Center LLC In Memory of Loved Ones Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Colescott Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Smeltzer Mr. & Mrs. Alan Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Dick Wingard Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Garner Mrs. Charlotte Stivers Mr. & Mrs. Matthew ‘Pete’ Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Straub Jackson In Memory of Shirley Ann Marks In Memory of Dora Jean Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Christoper Swales Employees of Jackson-Lee- Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Wildcat Guardians, Inc. Pearson Robert & Betty Johnson In Memory of Mildred ‘Middy’ Marlatt In Memory of Jerry Neal In Memory of William ‘Bill’ Pearson Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Kahler LaCinda & Ben Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Amsbury Mr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Keiser Mr. & Mrs. Donald Amsbury Mr. & Mrs. William L. Kelley In Memory of Martha Mast In Memory of Delores B. Nease Marcia Andrew John, Susan & Katie Kleckner Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Ransom Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. Gerald L. Babb Tammy & Zak Klinck Mr. & Mrs. Terry W. Myers Mrs. Doris E. Chapman Beta Psi Chapter Psi Iota Xi Dick Krieg Motors, Inc. LaCinda & Ben Chapman Sorority-Delphi Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Marshall In Memory of Robert Maxwell Mr.& Mrs. Dick N. Bishop Bonnie Maxwell & AnitaWerling Mr. & Mrs. Terry Beach In Memory of William O’Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Dick T. Bishop Marshall & Patsy McCammack Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Bo Bradshaw Mr. Ralph ‘Bud’ McGuire Mrs. Kathie Connelly Ann & Bob Brown Denny & Becky Mellon Mr. & Mrs. Garrett DeYoung In Memory of Th omas G. Owens Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mills Michael & Kristie Diener Hilda & Kevin Burns Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mills Mr. & Mrs. Calvin C. Fieleke Mr. & Mrs. Henry Carter Mr. Brian D. Burton Mr. & Mrs. Lewis N. Mullin Mr. Walter Fieleke Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Bill Calhoun Mr. & Mrs. William L. Mullin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Force Ms. Carol Evatt Larry & Mary Ann Carr Mr. & Mrs. Louis Nance Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gangwer/ Ms. Julia Ann Milam Holt Carroll Co. Ag. Assoc. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Odell Gangwer Ins. Agency Ms. Jackie Hord Board of Directors Mr. & Mrs. Trent Odell Mr. & Mrs. Everett E. Gruber Mrs. Betty Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Douglas S. Carroll Mrs. Carolyn Pearson Mr. & Ms. Steven W. Hall Chambers Farms/Ron, Royce & Mr. & Mrs. Leo Rider Marian Heck, Marilyn Heck, In Memory of Linda Pagel Mark Chambers Mr. & Mrs. Bret Rinehart Linda Heck Hodgins Mr. Don Pagel Mr. & Mrs. Troy Clawson Mr. & Mrs. Martin Rinehart Mrs. & Mrs. Scott Jura Mr. & Mrs. Dick Coble Mr. & Mrs. George Ringer Mr. & Mrs. Ray Romein In Memory of Heber & Blanche Parks Mrs. Ruth Crawn Mr. & Mrs. Ted L. Salsbery Wayne E. & Joan Rule Mr. Gene Parks Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cripe Mr. Robert R. Scott Mr. Ronald G. Starbuck Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Cripe Mr. & Mrs. Eric Sheiss & Family Ms. Joan M. Vaughan In Memory of Wilma Parks Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Cross Mr. & Mrs. Russell J. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Larry Welborn Mr. Gene Parks Mr. & Mrs. Brice Crowel Mr. & Mrs. Brian Stirm Mr. & Mrs. Danny J. Yoder Mr. & Mrs. Chad Dalton & Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Stirm In Memory of H. W. ‘Hod’ Peabody Family Ms. Joyce A. Sullivan In Memory of Martha L. McGaw Mr. & Mrs. John L Babcock Cindy & Sandy Dalton Jon W. & Kim Th ompson Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Hilda & Kevin Burns Delphi Christian Church Ms. Sharon Th ompson Douglas Co. School District Marion Downham Mike & Penny Titus, Dean & In Memory of Gerri McIver Ms. Patty Griffi n Mr. Dale E. Duncan Sharon Titus Betsy & Bob Hoshaw Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Grundmann Mr. & Mrs. Cullan Eikenberry Mr. & Mrs. Ashley Tyner Mr. & Mrs. William J. Heck Mr. & Mrs. Tom Flora Mr. & Mrs. Jack Ward In Memory of Norman & Wanda McVay Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Mr. & Mrs. Michael Force Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Webb Mr. & Mrs. Darwin McVay Betsy & Bob Hoshaw Friends of Fisher & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Larry Welborn Tom, Nancy, John & Anna Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gangwer Ms. Maxine White Jahncke

12 In Memory of William ‘Bill’ Pearson In Memory of Paul J. Raver In Memory of Abby Kathryn Rethlake In Memory of Jhuliane Ridlen (cont.) Campbell Family Foundation (cont.) Carol Aders Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. White, Mrs. Emily Harris Amaya Family Dan, Dayna, Austin, Collin, In Memory of Paul T. Raver Mr. & Mrs. William Hart Flores Family Katelyn, Steve & Joy Mr. & Mrs. Mark Raver Mr. & Mrs. Terry Heltzel Ginter Family Senosac, Angie & Matt, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hemmerly Grobengieser Family Joyce & Randy, Brenda, In Memory of Shirley Raver Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hinkle Jones Family Sam, Melanie & Jackie Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Mike Hinkle Lytle Family Mr. & Mrs. Ron White & Mr. Frank M. Giammarino Ms. Stella E. Hosier Family Mr. & Mrs. B. J. Grimme Ms. Kelly G. Ingram In Memory of Kay Rollins Ms. Betty J. Williams Mr. & Mrs. John S. Hussey Mr. Dennis E. Kenner Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Wehr Randy & Joyce Young King & Scott Mr. & Mrs. Eric Scott Kern Ray & Louise Lamb Mr. Stephen A. Kiley In Memory of Robert & Daisy Rostron In Memory of J. Phillip Pennell M.D. Ms. Nancy A. Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Kinney Mr. Robert I. Rostron Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Heaton Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey Ortman Mr. & Mrs. Joe Klein Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Powell Ms. Charlene Langreck In Memory of Wilbur Rule In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. William Mr. & Mrs. Ted L. Salsbery Mr. & Mrs. Chris Linville Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson Pepper Mr. & Mrs. Chris Stamper Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Lucas Mr. Andrew J. Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Simmons Ms. Marjorie F. Yorn Greg Lucas/Moore’s Pie Shop Magdalen Marszalek & In Memory of Th omas Scheidler In Memory of Dani Pestoff In Memory of Richard ‘Dick’ Rayl Antoinette Rethlake Th e Farmers Bank Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ransom Mr. & Mrs. David K. Rayl Martin Wrecker Services/ Mr. & Mrs. Don Ellmore In Memory of Greg Scofi eld In Memory of Jim & Jerry Philapy In Memory of Jerry L. Reinke Mr. & Mrs. M. Jeremy McKitrick Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Barnett Mr. & Mrs. David Nisbet Mrs. Phyllis Reinke Mr. Wesley Milburn Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum Mr. & Mrs. Chris Moody Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Robertson In Memory of Alan Pockevich In Memory of Alice Reppert Mr. & Mrs. Mark Piekarski Ms. Cynthia M. Bik Camden Community Mr. & Mrs. David K. Rayl In Memory of Dr. Robert & Ruth Seese Ms. Catherine F. Cutulle & Preservation Society Rethlake’s Southside Marathon Mr. & Mrs. Carl Seese Ms. Karen J. Glinnen Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCain Abby Rethlake Annual Fair Oaks Lot Owners Assoc. Fundraiser In Memory of Evelyn Sharp Mr. Michael Gunn & In Memory of Abby Kathryn Rethlake Mr. Michael Rethlake Camden Community Ms. Judith Bentley Mike Anderson Chrysler Tom & Kathy Rethlake Preservation Society Ms. Helen S. Pate Dodge Super Center Mr. Carl D. Roark Mr. & Mrs. John C. Shively Mr. Michael C. Anderson Salon Professional Academy In Memory of Tom & Ruth Sheridan Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Titus Mr. & Mrs. Dan Bellus Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Harold Heaton Mr. & Mrs. Leo Katalinas Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Bitner Mr. & Mrs. Tim Severns Mr. Ronald O. Williams Ms. Stacy J. Chasteen Mrs. Virginia Severns In Memory of Joe Shuck Mrs. Joyce E. Clarkson Shirley & Stout Lincoln Road Mr. & Mrs. Steven N. Johnson In Memory of Beverly Randolph Th e Company/Paul J. Rocchio Chapel Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Mr. & Mrs. Ron Corn Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Mr. & Mrs. Mike Crawford Solidarity Federal Credit Union Simmons In Memory of Joseph Kendrick Ransom Mr. Sandy Deichman Dr. & Mrs. Mark Stanforth Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Simmons Mr. Robert T. Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Jeff ery L. Downs Mr. Marshall D. Talbert Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Vetter In Memory of Carl J. Sink Eriks Chevrolet, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Roger Wells Mr. Ronald L. Sink In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Rawl Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Rod Erny Mr. & Mrs. Craig Westlake Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Ransom Mr. & Mrs. John Floyd Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Wyant In Memory of Charles Soupley Mr. & Mrs. William Giff ord Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Raver Golf Outing Proceeds In Memory of Steve Richardson Ms. Charlotte M. Gilliam Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Grant Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Mr. & Mrs. Mark Raver Ms. Kim Graves

13 Memorials (continued) In Memory of Eleanor Stein In Memory of Susan Taylor In Memory of Helen Walls In Memory of Robert ‘Bob’ Yerkes Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Th e Van Taylor Family Mr. & Mrs. Kent Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCain Mr. & Mrs. Eugene McGarvey In Memory of Sadie Th ompson In Memory of Dr. Frederick Wideman In Memory of David H. Young In Memory of Mary Helen Stout Mr. Timothy Decicco Ms. Erin Wideman Hilda & Kevin Burns Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Hillis In Memory of Robert Th ornburg In Memory of Juanita B. Wilson In Memory of Dr. Tom Stout Mr. & Mrs. James Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCain In Memory of Jerry Young Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Robert Plank Ms. Shirleen Dimmitt Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Smith In Memory of Phillip Wilson Mr. Tim Young In Memory of Charles Strawbuck Mrs. Jeanne Th ornburg Friends at Fisher & Associates Ms. Beverly E. Rodgers, In Memory of Ralph Zinn Karen Hale, Kristy High, In Memory of Geneva Th rasher In Memory of Dean E. Wolf Mrs. Mary Zinn Dixie Howard, David Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Friends at Fisher & Associates Lawson, Misty Lawson & Dianne Watkins In Memory of Robert Tyner In Memory of J. Allen Wyrick Friends at Fisher & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson In Memory of Fern Sullivan Ms. Carol J. Coleman Camden Community In Memory of Leah, Harrison & Mr. Andrew J. Robertson Preservation Society Sophia Wagoner Ms. Marjorie L. Wyrick Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Flora Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Wagoner

Tributes In Honor of Administrative Staff In Honor of Jesse W. Dunn In Honor of Izak Poore In Honor of Samaritan Caregivers Clinton Central Elementary Mr. Rick Smith Mr. & Mrs. Mike Stegall Staff & Volunteers School Hilda & Kevin Burns In Honor of Derek Fisher In Honor of Jack & Suzie Ransom In Honor of Tom & Jan Archibald Employees of Fisher & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Dave A. Heine In Honor of Sylvie Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rule Hilda & Kevin Burns In Honor of Jeff Fisher In Honor of Andy & Melissa Robertson In Honor of Dick & Jane Bishop Ms. Amy J. Boonstra Mr. & Mrs. J. Daniel Robertson In Honor of the Gruber Family Mr. Marlin B. Creasy Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Everett E. Gruber In Honor of Ralph & Hilda Hinshaw In Honor of Dottye Robeson In Honor of Robert L. Brinson Ms. Betty Lou Swentzel Logansport Savings Bank In Honor of Benjamin, Nathaniel Ms. Carol J. Coleman & Joshua Waninger Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum In Honor of Hoshaw & Davis In Honor of Barbara Siegfried Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Waninger Grandchildren Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Barnett In Honor of J.D. Young In Honor of Lana Brown Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson Mr. Jim L. Kebrdle Mr. & Mrs. Seth S. Steward Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum In Honor of Pete & Joan Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Goff In Honor of Andrew & Elizabeth Davis Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Gish Mr. & Mrs. D. Lynn Grider Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis

14 2011 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Howard County Colten, a graduate from Western High School, is studying electrical engineering at Purdue University. He is the son of Bradley and the late Angelique Fowler, and grandson of Robert and Lilly Endowment Esther Cheek and Vernon and Ann Fowler. Community Scholarship Colten Fowler Zoe is a graduate of Eastern High School and the daughter of Jon and Karen Wolfe. She is For the past fourteen years, studying biology at Earlham College. the Community Foundation has participated in the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program.

Th e program was designed to raise the level of educational Zoe Wolfe attainment in Indiana and increase awareness of Carroll County the potential of Indiana’s Ashley is a graduate of Delphi Community High community foundations to School and the daughter of Patricia Gray and improve the quality of life of Th omas Gray. She plans to become a physician’s the state’s residents. assistant and is attending Purdue University.

With the 2011 awards, the total number of Lilly Endowment Community Scholarships awarded to Howard, Carroll and Clinton Ashley Gray county students is 90 with an approximate value of $6.5 Clinton County million. Bethany is majoring in Spanish at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. She is a graduate of Clinton Prairie High School and the daughter of Douglas and Deborah Segraves.

Bethany Segraves

15 Endowed Funds

Th e following is a listing of endowment funds that are administered by the Foundation. Any person is welcome to make contributions to any of these funds. It should be pointed out that donors might create their own named fund with a gift of $5,000 or more. Donors can name their funds after themselves, their business, or a loved one as a memorial or tribute, or use some other name that is meaningful to them. For further information, feel free to call the Foundation offi ce at (765) 454-7298 or (800) 964-0508.

Howard County TYPES OF FUNDS

Community Endowment Funds Designated/Agency Funds Recognizing that the community’s challenges and needs will Donors may identify one or more charitable organizations to change, donors have established community endowment funds to receive an income stream forever. If at some time in the future the address the changing needs of Howard County now and forever. named charity is no longer recognized as a 501(c)(3) organization, Donors can entrust the Foundation with the selection of the most the Foundation board of directors has the variance power to select needed programs to receive grant funding based on a competitive another organization with a similar purpose to benefi t from the process. fund.

•Community Endowment Fund •Ann N. Adams Endowment (for First Evangelical •Celebration Memorial Fund Presbyterian Church) •Credit Bureau of Kokomo Advised Fund •Bette Bannon Endowment for Howard Co. Historical Society •First National Bank Community Endowment •Bette Bannon Endowment for Kokomo Rescue Mission •Th e Hunt Family Fund •Weston and Marjorie Bassett Endowment Fund (for the •Earl W. Turner Memorial Fund benefi t of Grace United Methodist Church) •William and Sharon Bassett Fund (for the benefi t of Bridges Donor-Advised Funds Outreach, Kokomo Rescue Mission and Kokomo Urban Donors may be actively involved in the grantmaking by Outreach) recommending which qualifi ed charitable organizations should •Big Brothers Big Sisters of Howard County Fund receive grants from their advised fund. Th ese fl exible funds •Bona Vista Endowment Fund enable donors to address a wide variety of issues as their charitable •Bridges Outreach Fund interests and priorities change over time. •Camp Kesem Endowment Fund •Carver Community Center Fund •Dr. John A. & Joan E. Bowman Memorial Fund •Central National Bank Fund (for the benefi t of the •Central Labor Council Community Service Kokomo Symphonic Society) •Th e Ellis Family Endowment Fund •Clinic of Hope Endowment Fund •Margaret Schwartz Fredrick Fund •Beulah Marner Cobb Endowment (for the Howard County •Ruth K. Fredrick Advised Fund Historical Society) •Gingerich Family Advised Fund •Cole Hardwood Fund for Destination: Education IUK •Healthier Community Endowment Fund •Community Assistance Foundation Fund •Th e Hingst Family Fund •Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund (for Kokomo Education •Betsy & Robert Hoshaw Environmental Fund Foundation General Scholarship Fund, Kokomo Rescue •Robert L. Hutchins Memorial Endowment Mission and Family Service Association) •Kokomo Early Risers Rotary Club Fund •Credit Bureau-Kokomo for Destination: Education IUK •Eugene & Nancy McGarvey Endowment Fund •Destination: Education IUK Endowment •Stan Mohr Fund for Youth •Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society Endowment •William M. Morgan Endowment Fund •Endowment for Visual Arts Fund (for the benefi t of the •Rayl Family Fund in Memory of Richard L. ‘Dick’ Rayl Kokomo Arts Association) •Second Chance Endowment Fund •First Congregational Christian Church Foundation Fund •Th e Severns Family Fund •First Congregational Christian Church Life Endowment •Michael L. Spear Fund in Memory of Amber Spear •First Congregational Christian Church H.W. ‘Hod’ Peabody •Joe Th atcher Endowment Fund Maintenance Fund •Phillip and Dee Ann Weaver Endowment Fund •John Eugene Fredrick & Bessie Kitselman Fredrick Memorial •J.D. and Lynn Young Endowment Fund Fund (supports Bridges Outreach) •Young Leaders Endowment Fund •John P. Fredrick Destination: Education Purdue University at Kokomo

16 •Grace United Methodist Church Endowment •Pennfi eld Friends Housing Endowment Fund •Grace United Methodist Church Local Outreach Fund •Ralph & Th elma Peters Memorial Book Fund (for the •Grace United Methodist Church Outreach Ministry benefi t of the Eastern Elementary School Library) •Greentown Historical Society Fund •Redeemer Lutheran School Tuition Endowment Fund •Greentown Public Library Fund •Robert & Daisy Rostron, Sr. Fund for St. Andrew Episcopal •Habitat for Humanity of the Kokomo Community Fund Church •Haitian Environmental Support Program Fund •Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America Fund •Glen and Jeanne’ Harland Endowment (for Purdue •Saint Joan of Arc Catholic Church Fund University-Kokomo Scholarships) •Samaritan Caregivers Endowment Fund •Ruth S. Hotchkiss Memorial Fund (for the benefi t of the •Sesquicentennial Celebration Fund (for the benefi t of Howard County Historical Society) the Howard County Historical Society) •William S. & Susannah B. Hough Endowed KSS Chair Fund •Evelyn Iliff Stanley Fund for the Literacy Coalition •William S. & Susannah B. Hough IUK Scholarship Fund •John Murray Th ompson Fund for the Historical Society •Howard Co. 4-H Scholarship Fund (Paul J. Raver memorial) •Sterling P. Tignor Fund (for the Kokomo Symphonic Society) •Howard County Historical Society Fund •Tribal Trails Girls Scouts Council Endowment •Howard County Veterans Memorial Endowment •United Way of Howard County Endowment •John F. Hughes Memorial Fund (for the benefi t of the •Urban Enterprise Association Streetscape Maintenance Fund Hospice Center-Northfi eld Hospital, Northfi eld, MN) •Wheelchairs for Kids Endowment Fund •Maude Kelley Memorial Fund (for the benefi t of Howard •R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund (for the benefi t Regional Health System Foundation Scholarship Program) of the Kokomo Rescue Mission, Grace United Methodist •Joan Knolinski Scholarship Fund (for Kokomo Morning Church, Grace Baptist Church and United Methodist Musicale Scholarships) Church of Bennetts Switch, Indiana) •Kokomo Civic Th eatre Fund •Kokomo Humane Society Fund Field of Interest Funds •Kokomo Morning Musicale Fund (for scholarships) A fi eld of interest fund allows donors to support a broadly defi ned •Kokomo New Car Dealers Association Fund (for Ivy Tech area, such as the arts, youth, health, etc. Th e Foundation awards Community College Auto Technology Scholarships) funding through a competitive process to the most needed programs •Kokomo Park Band Fund within the donor’s area of interest of the fund. •Kokomo Public Schools Education Endowment Fund •Gary F. Carmichael Family Fund (for youth enrichment) •Kokomo Public Schools Education Enrichment Fund •Children’s Fund •Kokomo Rescue Mission Endowment Fund •Eva Cripe Endowment Fund (for medical treatment of •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Davis Scholarship heart disease, leukemia or mental illness) •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Deluise Scholarship •First Congregational Christian Church Fund (for students •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Dunbar Scholarship in Howard County middle schools) •Kokomo School Education Foundation-General Scholarship •William S. and Susannah B. Hough Youth Fund •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Healy Scholarship •Virginia M. McKay Fund (for “Magic Closet” at Kokomo •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Holman Scholarship High School or Howard County schools) •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Lewis Scholarship •Senior Citizens’ Fund •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Moore Scholarship •Th omas E. & Ruth Fredrick Sheridan Endowment (to •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Swain Scholarship support areas of interest in child care, beautifi cation, youth •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Winslow Scholarship and Destination: Education IUK) •Kokomo Symphonic Society Fund •Society of Crippled Children and Adults of Howard County •Madge Morrison Long & Maxine Morrison Memorial Fund Fund (for physically and mentally handicapped children and for Howard County Historical Society adults in Howard County) •Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer Endowment •Women’s Fund •Main Street Christian Church of Russiaville Endowment •Youth Council Fund •Anne Darby McCann Fund (for the Symposium Club) •Norman & Wanda McVay Fund (for the benefi t of Operating Endowment Funds St. Luke’s United Methodist Church) Donors support the work of the Community Foundation through •Mike’s Italian Grill Endowment for Birthright, Inc. their gifts to operating endowment funds, which provides support •New London Cemetery Perpetual Endowment to the operating budget of the Foundation forever. •Durward & Rosemary Paris Fund for Grace United Methodist Church •Bill and Marilyn Bersbach Operating Endowment •Durward & Rosemary Paris Fund for Literacy Coalition •Bucheri, McCarty & Metz Operating Endowment •H.W. ‘Hod’ Peabody Fund (supports American Red Cross, •Kevin and Hilda Burns Operating Endowment American Cancer Society, Community Foundation, Kokomo •Credit Bureau of Kokomo Operating Fund Park Band and Marine Corps League) •Directors Fund •H. W. ‘Hod’ and Barbara Peabody Fund (to support •First National Bank Operating Endowment mission projects of the First Congregational Church) •Foundation Operating Fund

17 Operating Funds (continued) •C. V. Haworth Memorial Scholarship (for Kokomo High •Key Bank Operating Endowment School graduates attending Indiana University-Kokomo •Liberty Financial Group Operating Fund or Bloomington campus) •Betse Severns McCullough Memorial Fund •Gerald & Trudy Hood Memorial Scholarship (for •Miles & Finch Operating Endowment Fund Northwestern High School graduates becoming a teacher) •Herbert and Lillian Miller Fund •William S. & Susannah B. Hough Memorial Scholarship (for •NiSource Operating Endowment Fund Howard County high school graduates who will attend •Rick and Diane Smith Operating Fund Indiana University-Kokomo, Purdue University Kokomo, •Syndicate Sales Operating Endowment or Ivy Tech Community College in Kokomo) •Don L. Wilhelm Fund •Betty Lou James Scholarship (Western High School •R. Franklin Zehring Operating Endowment graduates who have studied family and consumer sciences) •Knolinski Family Scholarship Fund (for degree in Scholarship Funds mathematics, accounting, science, and/or engineering) Donors may customize a scholarship fund to provide educational •Kokomo Country Club Scholarship (for Howard County opportunities for graduates of certain schools, for studies in high school graduates) specifi c fi elds or for programs at particular institutions of higher •Kokomo High School Spirit of 1961 Scholarship Fund education. In addition, donors may select eligibility requirements. (for K.H.S. graduates who demonstrate school spirit) •Carl Anderson Scholarship Fund (for education degrees) •Kokomo High School Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund •Kathie Beatty Memorial Scholarship Fund (for Western (for K.H.S. graduates) High School graduates attending Purdue University) •Kokomo High School Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund •Alex and Kitty Bell Scholarship Fund (for Kokomo High (for K.H.S. graduates) School graduates who participated in sports or cheerleading) •Kokomo Woman’s Department Club Fund (for students •Jenny Michelle Butler Memorial Scholarship (for graduates attending Ivy Tech Community College in Kokomo, Ind.) who attend First Evangelical Presbyterian Church) •Kathy A. Name Memorial Scholarship (for Howard •Community Foundation Scholarship Fund (for fi nalists County high school graduates studying nursing) in the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship program) •Stan Nicholson Memorial Scholarship (for Eastern High •M. Joyce Cook Memorial Scholarship Fund (for elementary School graduates) education, ministry, or mission fi eld degrees) •Linda F. Pagel Scholarship (for Western and Tri-Central •Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for Kokomo Schools High School graduates) (for graduates studying architecture, building technology, •John Pitzer Scholarship (for Kokomo High School graduates or business) attending Indiana University) •Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for Taylor Schools •Kathy Ann Pylat Scholarship (for Western High School (for graduates studying architecture, building technology, or graduates attending a state-supported school in Indiana) business) •R.A.C.I. Scholarship Fund •Roy L. Crume Fund (for high school graduates from the •Abby Kathryn Rethlake Memorial Scholarship (for students counties of Howard, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Grant, Miami, studying cosmetology) and Tipton, Ind., who are or will be attending any •Donald B. Smith Memorial/Central Bank Scholarship Fund accredited trade or business school) (Howard County high school graduates studying business) •Jesse W. Dunn Total Eff ort Scholarship (for Kokomo •Helen & Morris Stout Scholarship Fund (for Howard High School graduates who participated in sports) County graduates for education beyond high school) •Max M. Earl Memorial Scholarship (for Howard County •Th acker Memorial Scholarship (Howard County graduates residents who are attending Indiana University School of attending Indiana University or Purdue University) Medicine) •Sadie A. Townsend Memorial Scholarship (for Kokomo •Richard L. & Marion J. Eller Scholarship Endowment Fund High School graduates) (for students from Clay, Ervin, and/or Howard Townships •Tri Kappa Associate Chapter Memorial Scholarship Fund in Howard County) (for educational scholarships) •Mary C. Fingleton Fund (for accounting degree majors) •Turnaround Scholarship Fund (for Howard County high •Rick Fingleton Scholarship Fund school graduates) •Tony Gabriel Student Athlete Scholarship (for Taylor High •Western High School Class of 1962 Scholarship School students who participated in high school sports) •Western High School Class of 1963 Scholarship •Goodfellows Scholarship (for students who participate in •Western Women’s Scholarship (for Western High School Destination: Education IUK) female graduates) •Hamilton-Middleton Scholarship Fund (for students •Frederick E. Wideman, MD Taylor Student Athlete graduating from Western High School studying business Scholarship (for Taylor High School graduates who have or history) participated in high school sports) •W.G. Harter Memorial Scholarship (for Kokomo High •Wiese Oldsmobile GMC Truck Scholarship (for Howard School graduates studying engineering) Co. high school graduates who will attend Purdue University)

18 •R. Franklin Zehring Scholarship (for Howard County •Howard Co. Automotive Heritage Hall of Fame Fund high school graduates who need fi nancial assistance) •Howard County Child Care Fund •Danny Keating, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Non-Permanent Funds •Kokomo Community Health Care Fund Th e following are non-permanent Howard County funds that are •Th e Millennium Fund designated for short-term programs or special projects: •William and Delores Oberndorfer Fund •Celebrating Love Fund •James F. & Janet G. Smith Advised Fund •Community Values Fund •Tomorrow’s Hope •Computer Literacy Fund •World in Motion Fund •Th eodore Dabrowski Fund •Wyman Advised Fund •Greater Kokomo/Howard Co. Community Projects Fund •Greentown Community Building Fund

Th e Legacy Society

Th e Legacy Society is a very special honorary organization within the Foundation. It recognizes those forward thinking individuals who have remembered a fund within the Foundation in their estate planning.

A legacy gift can be made to one or more of the existing funds in the Foundation or can be used to establish a new fund to support the charitable organization of the donor’s choice. Th ere are several ways this can be done. Estate planning vehicles include:

.Benefi ciary Designation of IRA & Qualifi ed Retirement Plans .Bequests in Wills .Charitable Gift Annuities .Charitable Remainder Trust .Charitable Lead Trust .Retained Life Estate .Life Insurance

To learn how you can support your favorite charity for generations to come, contact the Foundation offi ce at (765) 454-7298 or (800) 964-0508 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Current Legacy Society members have already taken steps to provide support to the community until the end of time, and we certainly appreciate their level of commitment.

Th e Legacy Society Member Listing

Ann N. Adams* Richard ‘Dick’* & Marion Eller Grace Jay Herbert & Marjorie Ruch* Carol Lee Allen G. Richard Ellis* Carroll Johnson Ruth Derrick Ruch* Bette Bannon* Richard Fingleton* Ruth Johnson Bob & Eleanor Ryan* Leland & Bonnie Baxter Glenn & Mary Fisher Joan B. Kellum Orville Shultheis* William J. & R. Jean Beard Betty E. Fowler* John C. Kuhns Dr. Marilyn Skinner Rita Beatty Carolyn Gilbert* Marshall McCammack Mike Spear Robert & Meg Bracken Rex & Kara Gingerich Greg & Pam Michael Helen Stout* M. Lucille Brown* Edith Gould Lou Ann Mitchell Mary Lou Stuart* Terry & Amelda Callender Anna May Hamilton* William & Doris Mohr* Jim & Barbara Swisshelm John Connelly* Ron & Liz Harper George & Mary Ogle* Gordon & Shirley Wagoner Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig* Reynolds B. Hart* Gene & Wilma* Parks Gail & Beatrice Weedman* Th omas C. Crawford Dr. Emita Hill Phillip & Ruth Ann Pate Phyllis Widener* Eva Cripe* John & Hilda Hingst Hod* & Mary Ann Peabody Imogene Winslow* Elizabeth F. Demaree Rick & Darlene Homkes James & Sandra Pohlman David & Elisabeth Wright Lois J. Dowden* Betsy & Bob Hoshaw Bret & Michelle Rinehart Robert & Carol Wright, Sr. George & Betty Dunbar* William & Sue Hough* Martin & Jeanette Rinehart R. Franklin Zehring* Joe Dunbar Matthew ‘Pete’ Jackson Winifred ‘Kitty’ Robinson* Jeff & Paula Zollman *Denotes deceased

19 Carroll County TYPES OF FUNDS •Helen R. Skinner Fund for the Delphi Public Library •Katheryn Weinberger Fund to Combat Hunger (through Community Endowment Fund activities of the Flora Presbyterian Church) Recognizing that the community’s challenges and needs will •Katheryn Weinberger Library Fund (for the Camden-Jackson change, donors have established community endowment funds to Public Library) address the changing needs of Carroll County now and forever. •Don and Jean Willy Endowment Fund (for the benefi t of Donors can entrust the Foundation with the selection of the most YMCA Camp Tecumseh) needed programs to receive grant funding based on a competitive •YMCA Camp Tecumseh Fund process. •Ralph E. Zinn Memorial Fund (for the benefi t of programs of the Carroll County Community Center) •Carroll County Community Endowment Fund Operating Endowment Funds Donor-Advised Funds Donors support the work of the Community Foundation through Donors may be actively involved in the grantmaking by their gifts to operating endowment funds, which provides support recommending which qualifi ed charitable organizations should to the operating budget of the Foundation forever. receive grants from their advised fund. Th ese fl exible funds enable donors to address a wide variety of issues as their charitable interest •Carroll County Community Foundation Operating and priorities change over time. Endowment •Burlington Kiwanis Fund Scholarship Funds •Mid-North Indiana Executive Committee for Christ Donors may customize a scholarship fund to provide educational •Jerry Young Memorial Endowment Fund opportunities for graduates of certain schools, for studies in specifi c fi elds or for programs at particular institutions of higher Designated/Agency Funds education. In addition, donors may select eligibility requirements. Donors may identify one or more charitable organizations to receive an income stream forever. If at some time in the future •Todd Burman Memorial Scholarship (for graduates of the named charity is no longer recognized as a 501(c)(3) Delphi Community High School and Carroll Jr.-Sr. High organization, the Foundation board of directors has the variance School) power to select another organization with a similar purpose to •John & Kathie Connelly Scholarship Fund benefi t from the fund. •Carolyn Gilbert Scholarship Fund (for Carroll Jr.-Sr. High School) •Beta Alpha Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Fund (for the benefi t •Indiana Packers Corporation Scholarship Fund (for of the arts and education programs-Carroll Schools) Carroll County high school graduates studying agriculture) •Carroll County 4-H Fund •Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship Fund (for •Carroll County Community Center Fund Carroll Jr.-Sr. High School graduates) •Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal Fund •Robert and Joan Maxwell Scholarship Fund •CDC Resources Fund for Children & Adults with Disabilities •Joan McCain Scholarship Fund (for Delphi Community •Delphi Preservation Society High School graduates) •Flora-Monroe Township Public Library Endowment •John McCormick Agricultural Scholarship Fund (for Delphi •Reynolds B. Hart Endowment Fund (for ARC for Carroll Co., Community High School graduates) Sagamore Council BSA and Central Indiana Girl Scouts) •Lewis & Hazel Mullin Scholarship Fund (for graduates of •Mildred L. Helvie Fund (for the benefi t of Trinity Delphi Community High School) Lutheran Church) •Pearson Family Scholarship Fund •Pearl Kennedy Fund for the Camden-Jackson Public Library •Robert Th ornburg Scholarship Fund (for graduates of Carroll •Lockport Church Endowment Fund Jr.-Sr. High School) •John & Mary McCormick Fund for Carroll County Community Center Non-Permanent funds: •John & Mary McCormick Fund for St. Joseph Catholic Th e following are non-permanent funds: Church •Robert & Dorothy Mills Endowment Fund (for the benefi t •Carroll County United Fund of YMCA Camp Tecumseh) •Steve & Angie May Advised Fund •Obear Fund In Memory of James O. & Emma Jackson Obear •Dorothy Stark Scholarship Fund (for YMCA Camp Tecumseh Camperships) •John C. and Doris M. Peterson Fund for the Carroll County Historical Society Continuity gives us roots; •George A Schmidt NICHES Fund change gives us branches, letting us stretch and grow and reach new heights. ~Pauline R. Kezer 20 Clinton County TYPES OF FUNDS •Clinton County YMCA Endowment Fund •COACH Kids Fund Community Endowment Funds •Walter V. Coapstick Fund (for benefi t of Geetingsville Recognizing that the community’s challenges and needs will Presbyterian Church) change, donors have established community endowment funds to •Community Schools of Frankfort Education Foundation address the changing needs of Clinton County now and forever. Endowment Fund Donors can entrust the Foundation with the selection of the most •Sara J. Costlow Memorial Teachers’ Fund (for support of needed programs to receive grant funding based on a competitive teachers of “at risk” Frankfort elementary school students) process. •Emma J. Dinwiddie Fund (for benefi t of First Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Frankfort) •William J. and R. Jean Beard Fund for Clinton County •Ione Dinwiddie Nurses Fund (for benefi t of St. Vincent- •Bob and Meg Bracken Community Fund Frankfort Hospital Foundation for continuing education of •Clinton County Community Endowment Fund nurses) •First Merchants Foundation Community Fund •First Christian Church of Frankfort Endowment Fund •First Merchants Foundation Fund in Recognition of •Frankfort Community Public Library Local History and Dr. Frank Beardsley Genealogy Fund •Robert E. and Martha Lucas Hall Family Endowment •Frankfort Community Public Library Materials Fund •Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Endowment Fund for Clinton Co. •Friends of the Frankfort Public Library (for benefi t of •Robert K. and Eleanor Ryan Community Fund Frankfort Public Library) •Nancy N. Fullerton Fund for the Anna and Harlan Hubbard Donor-Advised Funds School of Living (at Frankfort Community Public Library) Donors may be actively involved in the grantmaking by •Bill Goodwin Youth Fund (for memberships and/or recommending which qualifi ed charitable organizations should equipment for needy children at the Clinton County Boys receive grants from their advised fund. Th ese fl exible funds and Girls Club) enable donors to address a wide variety of issues as their charitable •George and Mary Ellen Hammersley Endowment Fund interest and priorities change over time. (for benefi t of Wesley Manor and First Christian Church, Frankfort, Indiana) •Hunter Family Advised Fund •Franklin W. and Anna Mae Harper Memorial Fund (for •Greg & Karen Miller Advised Fund benefi t of the Good Samaritan Fund at Wesley Manor) •Ransom Family Advised Fund •Ralph C. and Hilda H. Hinshaw Fund (for benefi t of Frankfort Community Public Library) Designated/Agency Funds •Jackson-Frazier Families Memorial Endowment Fund (for Donors may identify one or more charitable organizations to benefi t of Rainbow Haven) receive an income stream forever. If at some time in the future •Carroll C. Johnson 4-H Fund the named charity is no longer recognized as a 501(c)(3) •Jesse & Martha Killmer Membership Fund (for the benefi t organization, the Foundation board of directors has the variance of First Evangelical Presbyterian Church) power to select another organization with a similar purpose to •Bob & Jane Mohler Family Fund (for the benefi t of the Public benefi t from the fund. School Foundation of the Rossville Consolidated Schools) •William M. and Doris Mohr Fund (for benefi t of Wesley •William J. and R. Jean Beard Endowment Fund (for Manor) benefi t of the Clinton County Family YMCA) •Walter H. & Vera I. Moore Education Fund (for the benefi t of •Boys and Girls Club Endowment Fund the Rossville Consolidated Schools) •Ralph and Mary Butler Endowment Fund (for benefi t of •Mulberry Community Library Endowment St. Paul Cemetery and Forest United Methodist Church) •Mulberry High School Alumni Association Endowment Fund •Ralph and Mary Butler Endowment Fund II (for benefi t (for benefi t of Mulberry Community Library) of Forest United Methodist Church) •George and Mary Ogle Fund (for benefi t of Witham Hospital) •Camp Cullom Fund •On-Stage Foundation Fund - Red Barn Th eatre Fund •Meurice and Lurline Catron Fund (for benefi t of St. Vincent- •Keith and Mildred Otterman Fund (for benefi t of St. Vincent- Frankfort Hospital Foundation) Frankfort Hospital Foundation) •R. Maurice Clendenning and W. Forest Clendenning Fund •Paul & Mary Jane Phillippe Fund (for benefi t of operation (for benefi t of Mulberry Centennial Park) of the Paul Phillippe Resource Center) •Clinton Central School Corporation Facilities Fund (for •Marie Rice Fund (for benefi t of First Christian Church, development and maintenance of new and existing facilities) Michigantown, Indiana) •Clinton Co. Abilities Services-Garald Gill Endowment Fund •Rossville Community Library Endowment Fund •Clinton County 4-H Scholarship and Education Fund •Rossville Education Foundation Endowment Fund

21 Designated/Agency Funds (continued) •Anna Fudge Field and Mary S. Field Endowment (for •Rossville Presbyterian Church Endowment Fund graduates of Clinton County public high schools) •Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Fund (for benefi t of Wesley Manor) •Frankfort High School Scholarship Fund •Ruth Derrick Ruch Fund (for benefi t of St. Matthew United •Louise & Robert Hedgcock History Essay Scholarship (for Methodist Church) Frankfort High School students) •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Frankfort Community •Vern & Lillian Kaspar Scholarship (for graduates of Clinton Public Library (for the children’s theater program) Central, Clinton Prairie and Frankfort high schools •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Indiana University studying physics, engineering, or mathematics) Foundation (for benefi t of English Dept.-Bloomington) •Michigantown High School Alumni Scholarship Fund •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund (for the United Way for (for students in the Michigan/Warren Township areas) Clinton County) •William & Doris Mohr Scholarship (for graduates of Clinton •St. Matthew United Methodist Church Endowment Fund County public high schools) •Mary Lou Stuart Fund for Riley Hospital •Mulberry High School Alumni Association Scholarship •United Way for Clinton County Endowment Fund (for students in the Mulberry/Madison Township area) •Helen G. Walls Fund (Clinton County Humane Society) •Wilbur T. Rule Team Player Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates who participated in sports) Field of Interest Funds •Robert K. Ryan Scholarship (for Frankfort High School A fi eld of interest fund allows donors to support a broadly defi ned graduates - through Frankfort Education Foundation) area, such as the arts, youth, health, etc. Th e Foundation awards •Barbara K. Siegfried Scholarship (for Clinton Central High funding through a competitive process to the most needed School graduates) programs within the donor’s area of interest of the fund. •Phyllis M. Widener Music Scholarship (for Clinton County high school students pursuing a career in music) •Clinton County Education Fund •J. Allen Wyrick Memorial Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates attending Purdue University) Operating Endowment Fund Donors support the work of the Community Foundation through Non Permanent Funds their gifts to operating endowment funds, which provides support Th e following are non-permanent Clinton County funds that are to the operating budget of the Foundation forever. designated for special projects or short-term programs: •Citizens Savings Bank Operating Fund •Clinton Central Education Foundation Fund •Clinton County Community Foundation Operating Fund •Prairie Creek Walk Fund •Clinton County Directors’ Fund •Greg A. Scofi eld Scholarship Fund •Clinton County Hospital Memorial Fund •Farmers Bank Operating Endowment Fund •First Merchants Foundation Operating Endowment Fund •Frankfort Development Corporation Operating Fund •Robert and Eleanor Ryan Operating Endowment Scholarship Funds Donors may customize a scholarship fund to provide educational opportunities for graduates of certain schools, for studies in specifi c fi elds or for programs at particular institutions of higher education. In addition, donors may select eligibility requirements. •A. J. Archibald Memorial Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates) •Beta Tau Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Sorority Advised Scholarship (for graduate degree in speech pathology) •Robert Brinson Scholarship Fund (for Clinton Central High School graduates) •Jenny Butler Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates studying nursing, ministry, or Christian education) •Clinton Central High School Vision Scholarship •Clarence Cochran Agricultural Scholarship (for Clinton Central and Clinton Prairie High School graduates studying in the area of vocational education or agriculture)

22 Grants - Howard County Advised Funds Donors may take an active role by making suggestions on which charitable causes to support. Margaret P. Schwartz Fredrick Fund William and Delores Oberndorfer Advised Fund •Mental Health Association, Canteen Funds, $500 •Birthright of Kokomo, $424 •Christian Foundation for Children, $1,296 Ruth K. Fredrick Fund •Christian Foundation for Children, Nutrition Center, $100 •Kokomo Family YMCA, Youth Memberships, $1,000 •Monastery of the Poor Clares, $500 •St. Judes Children’s Research Hospital, $250 Hingst Family Fund •Family Service Association, Education & Youth Programs, Severns Family Fund $2,500 •City of Kokomo, Haynes Apperson Festival, $500 •Howard Co. Historical Society, ‘Th e Past Fuels the Future’ •Jesse Dunn Total Eff ort Scholarship Fund, In Memory of Campaign, $1,000 Jesse Dunn, $500 •Kokomo Family YMCA, Fund Drive, $5,000 •Howard Co. Sports Hall of Fame, $500 •Kokomo Rescue Mission, Open Arms Shelter, $1,000 •Indiana Lions Foundation, Greentown Lions Club ‘Round •Kokomo Symphonic Society, Symphony Education Program, Barn’ Project, $1,000 $1,000 •Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation, 2011 •Redeemer Lutheran School, Scholarships & Marketing, $5,000 Kokomo High School Scholarship, $500 •Kokomo Urban Outreach, Food Service Project, $500 Betsy & Robert Hoshaw Environmental Fund •Indiana University-Kokomo, Future Teacher Grants, $184 Joe Th atcher Endowment Fund •Kokomo Family YMCA, Youth Work, $18,387.50 Kokomo Community Care Health Fund •Howard Co. Special Olympics, $18,318.50 •Howard Co. Medical Society, Project Access Diabetes Navigation Program, $10,000 Wyman Advised Fund •Bona Vista, $1,000 Eugene and Nancy McGarvey Endowment Fund •Carver Community Center, $1,000 •Indiana University Foundation, $500 •Habitat for Humanity, $750 •Ivy Tech Foundation, $400 •Kokomo Family YMCA, $1,000 •Kokomo Rescue Mission, $700 •United Way of Howard County, $1,000 •Kokomo Urban Outreach, $700 J.D. and Lynn Young Endowment Fund William M. Morgan Endowment Fund •Kokomo Urban Outreach, Buddy Bags, $1,800 •Chapel Hill Christian Church, $17,076

Designated Funds Grants from designated and agency funds benefi t non-profi t organizations as specifi ed by the donors.

Ann N. Adams Endowment Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society Endowment •First Evangelical Presbyterian Church, $26,996 •Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society, $4,416

Bona Vista Programs received the following grants: Endowment for the Visual Arts Fund •Bona Vista Endowment Fund, $176 •Kokomo Art Association, $482 •Wheelchairs for Kids Endowment Fund, $1,740 Family Service Association Camp Kesem Endowment Fund •Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund, $280 •Camp Kesem, $184 First Congregational Christian Church received grants from Clinic of Hope Endowment Fund two designated funds: •Clinic of Hope, $380 •First Congregational Christian Church Foundation Fund, $9,504 •H.W. ‘Hod’ & Barbara Peabody Fund, $460 Community Assistance Foundation Fund •Children’s Organ Transplant Association, $720 •IOPO Foundation, $720

23 Designated Funds (continued) Kokomo Park Band Fund Grace United Methodist Church received the following grants: •Kokomo Park Band, $944 •Weston & Marjorie Bassett Endowment Fund, $6,128 •Grace United Methodist Church, $384 Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation Fund •Grace United Methodist Church Local Outreach Fund, $1,356 •Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund, $280 •Grace United Methodist Church Outreach Ministry, $612 •William & Cora Davis Scholarship, $450 •Durward & Rosemary Paris Endowment Fund, $216 •Kay Deluise Scholarship, $350 •R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund, $412 •Joe Dunbar Scholarship, $550 •General Scholarship, $850 Greentown Historical Society Fund •Linda Healy Scholarship, $500 •Greentown Historical Society, $1,160 •Joan Holman Scholarship, $700 •Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation, $1,648 Greentown Public Library Fund •Francis Arthur Lewis Scholarship, $375 •Greentown Public Library, $1,144 •Frank Moore Scholarship, $400 Habitat for Humanity of the Kokomo Community Fund •James Swain Scholarship, $325 •Habitat for Humanity of the Kokomo Community, $448 •Imogene Winslow Scholarship, $5,400

Haitian Environmental Support Program Fund Kokomo Rescue Mission received grants from three •Haitian Environmental Support Program, $236 designated funds: •Bette Bannon Fund for Kokomo Rescue Mission, $1,128 Howard County 4-H Fund •Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund, $280 •Howard County 4-H, $300 •R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund, $2,060

Howard County Historical Society, Inc. received grants Kokomo Symphonic Society received the following grants: from the following designated funds: •Central National Bank of Howard County Endowment, $228 •Bette Bannon Fund for Howard Co. Historical Society, $1,884 •William & Susannah Hough Endowed KSO Chair Fund, $368 •Beulah Marler Cobb Endowment Fund, $1,396 •Kokomo Symphonic Society Fund, $492 •Howard County Historical Society Fund, $3,524 •Sterling P. Tignor Fund, $420 •Ruth S. Hotchkiss Memorial Fund, $360 •Madge Morrison Long & Maxine Morrison Memorial Fund, $324 Kokomo UEA Streetscape Maintenance Fund •Sesquicentennial Celebration Fund, $1,916 •Urban Enterprise Zone, $784 •John Murray Th ompson Memorial Fund, $304 Literacy Coalition received grants from the following Howard County Veterans Memorial Endowment Fund designated funds: •Howard County Veterans Memorial Corporation, $5,036 •Durward & Rosemary Paris Endowment Fund, $216 •Evelyn Iliff Stanley Fund for the Literacy Coalition, $612 John F. Hughes Memorial Fund •Northfi eld Hospital & Skilled Nursing, $1,000 Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer Endowment •Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer, $3,236 Indiana University-Kokomo received grants from the following designated funds: Main Street Christian Church of Russiaville Fund •Credit Bureau-Destination: Education IUK, $4,936 •Main Street Christian Church, $612 •Destination: Education IUK, $5,240 Anne Darby McCann Fund for the Benefi t of the •Destination: Education IUK Agency, $384 Symposium Club •Cole Hardwood Fund, Destination: Education IUK, $3,712 •Symposium Club, $1,216 •William S. & Susannah B. Hough IUK Scholarship, $2,500 Norman & Wanda McVay Endowment for St. Luke’s Maude Kelley Memorial Fund United Methodist Church •Howard Regional Health System Foundation, $1,968 •St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, $500

Kokomo Morning Musicale received grants from two Mike’s Italian Grill Endowment Fund for Birthright designated funds: •Birthright of Kokomo, $632 •Joan Knolinski Scholarship Fund, $688 •Kokomo Morning Musicale Scholarship Fund, $700 New London Cemetery Perpetual Endowment •New London Friends Church Cemetery, $1,192 Kokomo New Car Dealers Association Fund •Ivy Tech Community College, $900

24 Ralph & Th elma Peters Memorial Book Fund United Way of Howard County Endowment •Eastern Howard School Corporation, $1,100 •United Way of Howard County, Inc., $6,016

Redeemer Lutheran School Tuition Endowment Fund R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund •Redeemer Lutheran School, $752 •Bennetts Switch United Methodist Church, $412 •Grace Baptist Church, $412 Robert & Daisy Rostron, Sr. Fund •St. Andrew Episcopal Church, $300

Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America •Sagamore Council, B.S.A., $3,236

Samaritan Caregivers, Inc. •Samaritan Caregivers, Inc., $536

Tribal Trails Girl Scout Council Endowment •Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, $304

Community Endowment Funds No restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing the board of directors to address community needs. •Community Endowment Fund •Howard Co. Veterans Memorial Corp., Family Statue Phase 1, •Credit Bureau of Kokomo Advised Fund $10,000 •First National Bank Community Endowment •Indiana University-Kokomo, Havens Auditorium Seating, •Th e Hunt Family Fund $15,000 •Earl W. Turner Memorial Fund •Kokomo Park Band, Concerts and Activities, $2,800 •Kokomo Rescue Mission, Replace Interior Doors for Client •Book Readers and Horn Blowers, Inc., Duke Ellington, Safety, $4,435 American Jazz Legend, $2,000 •Loving Hands Adult Day Care, Staff Training & Public •Disabled American Veterans Kokomo, American Veterans Awareness Equipment, $2,200 Travelling Tribute, $3,000 •Samaritan Caregivers, Billboards for Volunteer Recruitment, •Family Service Association, Consumer Credit Support, $5,000 $5,000 •Gilead House, Inc., Equipment and Software, $2,660 •SCORE Chapter #0543, Marketing, $3,000 •Greentown Lions Club, Round Barn Restoration, $20,000 •United Way of Howard County, Howard County Needs •Guardian Angel Hospice Foundation, Materials for Resource Assessment, $5,000 Center, $1,950

Field of Interest Funds Donors’ areas of interest are followed when grants are made. William S. and Susannah B. Hough Youth Fund Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Howard •BLUSH, Hollywood Exposed Event, $1,500 County Fund •Bridges Outreach, Recognition Award, $5,000 •Mayor’s Advisory Council Scholarship Awards: •Family Service Association, Healthy Families Matching Funds, LeRegan Ford, $500 Ashley Hinkle, $500 $5,000 Chad Mendenhall, $500 Karina Rebollar, $500 •Maple Grove Community Church, Mentoring Match Support Project, $4,000 •Ronald McDonald House of Indiana, Howard County Family Assistance, $1,500 •Tippecanoe Arts Federation, Mural Art Initiative, $1,000

25 Operating Funds Gifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operating expenses of the Foundation. •Bill & Marilyn Bersbach Operating Endowment Fund, $464 •Liberty Financial Group Operating Endowment, $204 •Bucheri, McCarty & Metz Endowment Fund, $308 •Betse Severns McCullough Memorial Operating Fund, $572 •Kevin & Hilda Burns Operating Endowment, $496 •Miles & Finch Operating Endowment Fund, $252 •Credit Bureau-Operating Endowment Fund, $12,652 •Dr. Herbert & Lillian Miller Operating Endowment, $364 •Directors’ Fund, $2,300 •NiSource Operating Endowment Fund, $3,900 •First National Bank Operating Endowment Fund, $1,620 •Rick & Diane Smith Operating Endowment Fund, $864 •Foundation Operating Endowment Fund, $19,664 •Syndicate Sales Operating Endowment, $204 •Key Bank Operating Endowment Fund, $876 •R. Franklin Zehring Operating Endowment Fund, $828

Scholarship Funds Grants from scholarship funds benefi t students in attaining their goal of higher education. Carl Anderson Scholarship Fund Max M. Earl Memorial Scholarship Fund •Marrissa Tuttle, $1,000 •Joseph Varnau, $600

Alex & Kitty Bell Scholarship Richard L. & Marion J. Eller Scholarship Fund •Hannah Werner, $500 •Andrew Hunkeler, $1,000 •Alan Mast, $1,000 •Erik Miller, $1,000 •Shayne Riley, $1,000 Jenny Michelle Butler Memorial Scholarship Fund •Louise McCallin, $1,000 Tony Gabriel Student Athlete Scholarship Fund •Stacy Myers, $1,500 •Austen Conwell, $2,500 •Emily Dill, $2,500 •Ryan Goudy, $2,500 •Seth Vautaw, $2,500 Central Labor Council Scholarship Fund •Adreanne Cates, $500 Hamilton-Middleton Scholarship Fund •Emma Glover, $500 •Linda Terrón, $2,000

Community Foundation Scholars W.G. Harter Memorial Scholarship Fund (Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists) •Kumar Mantravadi, $1,750 •Mercadies Brown, $1,000 •Jamie Burkholder, $1,000 C. V. Haworth Memorial Scholarship Fund •Ryan Horner, $1,000 •Dylan Walker, $2,500 •Jacob Weeks, $1,000 Gerald & Trudy Hood Memorial Scholarship Fund M. Joyce Cook Memorial Scholarship •Danielle Akers, $500 •Rachel Beal, $500 •Lauren Dahlhauser, $500 William S. & Susannah B. Hough Scholarship •Joy Sommers, $500 •Linda Burris, $1,500 •Courtney Cochran, $3,000 Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for Kokomo Schools •Macey Malott, $3,000 •Cara Russell, $3,000 •Taylor Oakes, $400 Betty Lou James Scholarship Fund Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for Taylor Schools •Olivia Berry, $200 •Spencer McQueary, $400 Danny M. Keating, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Roy L. Crume Scholarship •Benjamin Akers, $500 •Rebecca Smith, $500 •Emily Allen, $1,000 Knolinski Family Scholarship Fund •Sarah Lively, $1,000 •Dylan Walker, $1,000 •Macey Malott, $1,000 •Cory Ploughe, $1,000 Kokomo Country Club Scholarship Fund •Brittany Ruff , $1,000 •Mary Kate Balsbaugh, $1,000 •Megan Vester, $1,000 •Abby Cline, $1,000 •Austin Finley, $1,000 Jesse W. Dunn Total Eff ort Scholarship Fund •Katherine McKinney, $1,000 •Austin Colby, $500

26 Kokomo High School “Spirit of 1961” Scholarship Fund James F. & Janet G. Smith Fund •Audriana Jones, $1,500 •Cara Russell, $1,500 •Jason Benzinger, $2,500 •Daryl Ryan, $2,500 Kokomo High School Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund •Zachary Gibson, $500 Helen & Morris Stout Scholarship Fund •Benjamin Akers, $2,000 •Micah Detweiler, $2,000 Kokomo High School Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund •Ryan Hartman, $2,000 •Ryan Horner, $2,000 •Abby Rolland, $1,500 Th acker Memorial Scholarship Fund Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Fund •Jennifer Brown, $500 •Colten Fowler, Purdue University, $43,336 •Zoe Wolfe, Earlham College, $171,287 Sadie Townsend Memorial Scholarship Fund •Jennifer Brown, $1,250 Kathy A. Name Memorial Scholarship Fund •Amy Hudson, $500 Western Women’s Scholarship Fund •Brooke Lewis, $4,600 Linda F. Pagel Scholarship Fund •Kortni Dye, $500 •Amy Hudson, $500 Frederick E. Wideman, M.D. Taylor Student Athlete Scholarship Fund John Pitzer Scholarship Fund •Brianna Barnett, $1,000 •Nicklus Barnes, $,1000 •Nia Bonnafon-Mosley, $1,000 •Patrick Hagenow, $1,000 •Ryan Harvey, $1,000 Wiese Oldsmobile GMC Truck Scholarship Fund •Michael Heilman, $1,000 •Rebekah Heilman, $1,000 •Abby Cline, $1,000 •Audriana Jones, $1,000 •Kasey May, $1,000 •Dylan Walker, $1,000 •Nida Zia, $1,000 R. Franklin Zehring Scholarship Fund •Jonathan Harbaugh, $1,000 Kathy Ann Pylat Scholarship Fund •Matthew Silvey, $1,000 •Linda Terrón, $350 Goodfellows Fund Abby Kathryn Rethlake Memorial Scholarship •Indiana University-Kokomo for the Destination: Education •Katlyn Cullison, $1,000 •Shantaná Hillman, $500 IUK Scholarships, $3,000 •Kelsey Lanning, $500 •Andréa Reemer, $1,000 Glen & Jeanne’ Harland Endowment Fund •Madison Rethlake, $500 •Victoria Shelden, $500 •Purdue University-Kokomo for the Glen & Jeanne’ Harland Donald B. Smith/Central Bank Memorial Community Scholarship, $3,000 Scholarship Fund •Linda Terrón, $1,000

Special Projects Funds Short-term programs or special projects. Greater Kokomo/Howard County Community Project World In Motion Fund •United Way of Howard Co., Smithville Grant for Grant •Northwestern Elementary PTO, World In Motion Science Writer Position, $42,500 Project, $55.06

Th rough the Book Readers and Horn Blowers, musicians work with students to increase awareness about the importance of their cultural heritage and promote the love of reading, history and music. Th e Community Foundation provided support in 2011 for Howard, Carroll and Clinton counties toward the “Duke Ellington, American Jazz Legend” program.

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1. Grant funding from the Community Foundation helped to preserve a round barn that was moved to the Howard County 4-H fairgrounds to be used as an exhibition promoting Indiana’s agricultural heritage. Th e funds helped to purchase windows, doors, stairways, wall siding and loft material.

2. Th e Foundation provided funding to help 150 low income and at risk students participate in a two-day ‘BLUSH’ event that was designed to educate students about the misleading and false appeal of the pop culture media.

3. Construction has started on the fi rst phase of the Howard County Veterans Memorial dedicated to families of veterans and active duty service men and women. Th e Foundation provided funding to help with the sidewalk, landscape lighting and brickwork.

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1. Visitors were able to view the American Veterans Travelling Tribute and pay their respects during a special fi ve-day event in Kokomo. Funds from the Community Foundation helped to bring the memorial to the area.

2. Howard County families were provided lodging at the Ronald McDonald house through funding from the Foundation. Th e low-to-no-cost lodging helps to alleviate stress and support families with hospitalized children.

3. Grant funding helped to upgrade seating for Indiana University Kokomo’s Haven’s auditorium. Th e auditorium is used for local theater, musical events, meetings and art performances.

29 Grants - Carroll County Advised Funds Donors may take an active role by making suggestions on which charitable causes to support. Jerry Young Memorial Endowment Fund •Delphi United Methodist Church, Buddy Bags, $1,800

Designated Funds Grants from designated and agency funds benefi t non-profi t organizations as specifi ed by the donors. Beta Alpha Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Fund Reynolds B. Hart Endowment Fund •Carroll Consolidated School Corporation, $2,140 •ARC of Carroll County, $1,424 •Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, $712 Camden-Jackson Public Library received the following •Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America, $712 designated funds: •Pearl Kennedy Fund for the Camden-Jackson Township Mildred L. Helvie Fund Public Library, $328 •Trinity Lutheran Church, $612 •Katheryn Weinberger Library Fund, $3,072 Lockport Church Endowment Fund Carroll County 4-H Fund •Lockport Church, $448 •Carroll County 4-H, $236 John & Mary McCormick Fund for St. Joseph Catholic Carroll County Community Center received grants from Church three designated funds: •St. Joseph Catholic Church, $612 •Carroll County Community Center Fund, $812 •John & Mary McCormick Fund for Carroll Co. Community John C. & Doris M. Peterson Fund for the Carroll County Center, $244 Historical Society •Ralph E. Zinn Memorial Fund, $2,548 •Carroll County Historical Society, $624

Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal Fund Helen R. Skinner Fund •Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal, $768 •Delphi Public Library, $616

CDC Resources Fund for Children and Adults with Katheryn Weinberger Fund to Combat Hunger Disabilities •Flora Presbyterian Church, $1,532 •CDC Resources, $520 YMCA Camp Tecumseh received grants from four Delphi Preservation Society Fund designated funds: •Delphi Preservation Society, $252 •Robert & Dorothy Mills Endowment Fund, $312 •Obear Fund in Memory of James O. & Emma Jackson Flora-Monroe Public Library Endowment Fund Obear, $480 •Flora-Monroe Public Library, $456 •Don & Jean Willy Endowment Fund, $592 •YMCA Camp Tecumseh Fund, $1,224

Community Endowment Funds No restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing the board of directors to address community needs. •Adams Mill, Marketing Adams Mill, $1,000 •Carroll Co. Soil & Water Conservation District, Well Water •Book Readers and Horn Blowers, Duke Ellington, American Testing, $1,250 Legend, $1,000 •Carroll Co. Wabash and Erie Canal, Media Equipment, $883 •Camden-Jackson Public Library, Community Room A/V •Delphi Community Schools, CCAP Adult Education Equipment, $1,124.55 Materials, $2,500 •Carroll Co. Community Center, Community Center Tables, •Delphi Public Library, Wireless Headset Microphones, $510 $466.56 •Junior Achievement of Carroll Co., Economics for Success •Carroll Co. Focus on the Future, Public Forums, $782 Program, $1,300

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Operating Funds Gifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operating expenses of the Foundation. •Carroll Co. Operating Endowment Fund, $5,912

Scholarship Funds Grants from scholarship funds benefi t students in attaining their goal of higher education. Carroll County Community Endowment Fund Joan McCain Scholarship Fund (Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists) •Delphi Community Schools, $250 •Erika Matricia, $1,000 •Shelby Spray, $1,000 •Trexie Wolfs, $1,000 John McCormick Agricultural Scholarship Fund •Delphi Community Schools, $400 John & Kathie Connelly Scholarship •Austin Hawn, $4,000 Mid-North Indiana Executive Committee for Christ Scholarship Fund Carolyn Gilbert Memorial Scholarship •Chelsea Flores, $1,000 •Kyleigh Renick, $1,000 •Molly Jewell, $1,000 •Brittany Ruff , $1,000

Indiana Packers Corporation Scholarship Fund Lewis & Hazel Mullin Scholarship Fund •Tony Ashenfelter, $1,000 •Delphi Community Schools, $500

Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Fund Dorothy Stark Fund •Ashley Gray, Purdue University, $43,336 •Lori Ann Brubaker, $1,000

Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship Fund •Carroll School Education Foundation, for the Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship, $4,000

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1. Adams Mills is an important attraction in Carroll County. Th e Foundation provided funding towards expenses for marketing materials to ensure the preservation of the historic site.

2. Patrons of the Camden-Jackson Public Library can use the audiovisual equipment in the community room for presentations, movie night and other cultural events. Th e Foundation provided funding to purchase the equipment.

3. Carroll County Adult Education students proudly display materials that were purchased with support from the Community Foundation. Th is program helps students improve their math and language skills in preparation for the GED test.

31 Grants - Clinton County Advised Funds Donors may take an active role by making suggestions on which charitable causes to support. Clinton Central Education Foundation Enrichment Fund •Clinton Co. Boys & Girls Club, Play Area Equipment, $100 •Clinton Central School, FACS Equipment, $74.88 •Clinton Co. Family YMCA, Partnering for a Healthier •Clinton Central School, FACS Dept., $513.15 Community, $250 Hunter Family Advised Fund •COACH Kids, T-Shirts, $500 •Clinton Co. Boys & Girls Club, $217.50 •First Presbyterian Evangelical Church of Frankfort, Honduras •Humane Society of Clinton County, $217.50 Mission Trip, $300 •Grace on Wings, Ventilator, $500 Ransom Family Advised Endowment Fund •Riley Neighborhood Organization, Park Equipment, $1,000 •American Cancer Society, Relay for Life, $500 •Salvation Army, $300 •Boy Scouts of America/Cub Scout Pack 359, Pinewood Derby •Witham Family YMCA, Pace Clock for Lap Pool, $334.95 Track, $300 •Clinton Central Education Foundation, Fundraising Campaign, $500

Designated Funds Grants from designated and agency funds benefi t non-profi t organizations as specifi ed by the donors. William J. & R. Jean Beard Endowment Fund Community Schools of Frankfort Education Foundation Fund •YMCA of Clinton County, $15,136 •Community Schools of Frankfort Education Foundation, $288 Ralph & Mary Butler Endowment Fund Sara J. Costlow Memorial Teachers’ Fund •Forest United Methodist Church, $1,040 •Community Schools of Frankfort, $660 •St. Paul Cemetery, $1,040 First Christian Church of Frankfort, Indiana Ralph & Mary Butler Endowment Fund II •First Christian Church of Frankfort Fund, $9,128 •Forest United Methodist Church, $2,764 •George & Mary Ellen Hammersley Fund, $608 R. Maurice Clendenning and W. Forest Clendenning Fund First Evangelical Presbyterian Church received grants from •Mulberry Centennial Park, $336 two designated funds: •Emma J. Dinwiddie Fund, $1,396 Clinton County 4-H Scholarship and Education Fund •Jesse and Martha Killmer Membership Fund, $2,172 •Clinton County 4-H, $400 Frankfort Community Public Library received the following Clinton County Abilities Services-Garald Gill Fund designated grants: •Clinton County Abilities Services, $724 •Frankfort Community Public Library Materials Fund, $388 Clinton County Boys & Girls Club received the following •Friends of the Frankfort Public Library, $880 two grants: •Ralph C. & Hilda H. Hinshaw Fund, $1,120 •Clinton County Boys & Girls Club Endowment Fund, $2,828 •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Frankfort Community •Bill Goodwin Youth Fund, $452 Public Library, $1,676 Clinton County Contractual Public Library Nancy N. Fullerton for the Anna and Harlan Hubbard School •Mulberry Community Library Endowment Fund, $756 of Living •Mulberry High School Alumni Association Fund, $604 •Friends of the Frankfort Library, $1,032 Clinton County Family YMCA Endowment Fund Jackson-Frazier Families Memorial Endowment Fund •Clinton County Family YMCA, $200 •Rainbow Haven, $344 Clinton County Humane Society received funds from two Walter H. and Vera I. Moore Education Fund designated grants: •Rossville School Corporation, $1,500 •Clinton County Humane Society, $136 •Helen G. Walls Fund, $560 George and Mary Ogle Fund •Witham Services Health Foundation, $6,408 Walter V. Coapstick Fund, •Geetingsville Presbyterian Church, $968

32 Public School Foundation of Rossville Schools received two St. Vincent-Frankfort Hospital Foundation received the designated grants: following grants: •Bob & Jane Mohler Family Fund, $360 •Meurice and Lurline Catron Fund, $38,120 •Public School Foundation of Rossville Schools Fund, $816 •Ione Dinwiddie Nurses Fund, $988 •Keith and Mildred Otterman Fund, $188 Marie Rice Fund •First Christian Church of Michigantown, $200 Mary Lou Stuart Fund for Riley Hospital •Riley Memorial Association for the benefi t of the Rossville Community Library Endowment Fund James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, $82,572 •Clinton County Contractual Public Library for the Rossville Library, $220 United Way for Clinton County •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the United Way, $2,416 Rossville Presbyterian Church Fund •United Way for Clinton County Fund, $352 •Rossville Presbyterian Church, $600 Wesley Manor received grants from four designated funds: Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for Indiana University •George & Mary Ellen Hammersley Fund, $608 Foundation •Franklin W. & Anna Mae Harper Memorial Fund, $616 •English Department, Indiana University-Bloomington, $3,200 •William M. & Doris Mohr Fund, $11,856 St. Matthew United Methodist Church received grants from •Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Fund, $880 two designated funds: •Ruth Derrick Ruch Fund for St. Matthew United Methodist Church, $4,072 •St. Matthew United Methodist Church, $1,596 Operating Funds Gifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operating expenses of the Foundation. •Citizens Savings Bank Operating Endowment, $464 •First Merchants Foundation Operating Endowment, $632 •Clinton County Hospital Memorial Fund, $5,596 •Frankfort Development Corp. Operating Endowment, $688 •Community Foundation Operating Endowment Fund, $6,300 •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Operating Endowment, $1,276 •Farmers Bank Operating Endowment Fund, $2,968

Community Endowment Funds No restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing the board of directors to address community needs. William J. and R. Jean Beard Fund for Clinton County •COACH Kids of Clinton Co., Legacy Drawing, $3,000 Bob and Meg Bracken Community Fund •Frankfort Community Public Library, Early Literacy Program, Clinton County Community Endowment Fund $6,314 First Merchants Foundation Community Fund •Friends of the Frankfort Library, Capacity Building First Merchants Foundation Fund in Recognition of Implementation Grant, $11,580 Dr. Frank Beardsley •Humane Society of Clinton County, Equipment, $1,289.85 Robert E. and Martha Lucas Hall Family Endowment •Learning Network, Capacity Building Implementation Grant, Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Endowment Fund for Clinton Co. $15,000 Robert K. and Eleanor Ryan Community Fund •On-Stage Foundation/Red Barn Th eatre, Replace Roof and •Abilities Services, Effi cient and Economical Transportation, Paint, $7,570 $22,000 •On-Stage Foundation/Red Barn Th eatre, Legacy Drawing, •Book Readers and Horn Blowers, Duke Ellington, American $5,000 Jazz Legend, $2,000 •Paul Phillippe Resource Center, Windows and Shelter Area, •City of Frankfort, TPA Park Renovations, $60,000 $28,000 •Clinton Co. Boys & Girls Club, Outdoor Triple Play, $3,153 •Quinton’s House, Renovations and Equipment, $20,000 •Clinton Co. Boys & Girls Club, Tech Center Enhancement, •Rainbow Haven, Legacy Drawing, $2,000 $2,816 •Tippecanoe Arts Federation, Mural Arts Initiative, $1,000 •Clinton Co. Family YMCA, Summer Maintenance, $11,492 •Town of Rossville, Park Shelter House, $10,000 •Clinton Co. Sheriff ’s Offi ce, Th inking for a Change Program, •Wesley Manor, Capacity Building Implementation Grant, $5,720 $14,441 •COACH Kids of Clinton Co., Parenting Matters, $6,000 •YWCA of Greater Lafayette, Teen Dating Violence Pamphlets, •COACH Kids of Clinton Co., Capacity Building $540 Implementation Grant, $12,500

33 Clinton County Grants Scholarship Funds Grants from scholarship funds benefi t students in attaining their goal of higher education. A. J. Archibald Memorial Scholarship Fund Lilly Endowment Community Scholars •Rachel Robertson, $500 •Bethany Segraves, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis, $39,168 Beta Tau Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Sorority Fund •Alyssa Caress, $925 Michigantown High School Alumni Scholarship •Jade Crum, $1,000 •Olivia Droke, $1,000 Robert L. Brinson Scholarship Fund •Jade Crum, $750 •Luke Dunham, $750 William & Doris Mohr Scholarship Fund •Kara Byrd, $5,000 •Robert Hawkins, $5,000 Jenny Butler Scholarship Fund •Brianne Little, $5,000 •Tyler Ottinger, $5,000 •Kiley Simmons, $1,200 •Kyleigh Renick, $5,000 •Rachel Robertson, $5,000 Clinton Central High School Vision Scholarship Fund •Adam Schrock, $5,000 •Andrew Sharp, $5,000 •Hanna Brant, $500 •Lisa Bray, $500 •Chad Strong, $5,000 •Tylyn Tull, $5,000 •Kaylea Eli, $500 •Lindsey Gilhousen, $500 Wilbur T. Rule Team Player Scholarship •Cory Ploughe, $500 •Olivia Rudd, $500 •Kaylea Eli, $500 Clinton County Community Foundation Scholars Robert K. Ryan Scholarship (Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists) •Frankfort Education Foundation, $250 •David Adams, $1,000 •Brianne Little, $1,000 •Amanda Loveless, $1,000 •Chad Strong, $1,000 Greg A. Scofi eld Scholarship Fund •Tyler Ottinger, $500 Clarence Cochran Agricultural Scholarship Fund •Cory Ploughe, $500 Phyllis M. Widener Music Scholarship Fund •Abigail Barnett, $1,000 •Andrew Rohrabaugh, $1,000 Anna Fudge Field & Mary S. Field Endowment •Megan Vester, $650 J. Allen Wyrick Memorial Scholarship Fund •Jade Crum, $500 •Devin Jaenicke, $500 Louise & Robert A. Hedgcock History Essay Scholarship •Alexandra Redington-Noble, $375 •Kyleigh Renick, $250

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1. Patrons of the Paul Phillippe Resource Center will be more comfortable through grant funding that purchased new windows for the building and materials for a shelter around the handicapped entrance.

2. An employee of the Clinton County Family YMCA cleans the fl oors at the facility. Foundation funding allowed the organization to replace an air conditioning compressor, resurface woods fl oors and purchase an auto scrubber to maintain the wood fl oors.

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1. Children participate in outside activities at the Clinton County Boys & Girls Club using play equipment that was purchased with grant funding from the Foundation.

2. Clients and staff from Abilities Services are excited to have vehicles that were purchased using funding from the Community Foundation. Th e organization used the grant to obtain two used vans to transport Day Service Program clients to community activities.

3. Grant funding to the Town of Rossville was used to build a town park shelter and for additional parking. Th e new shelter allows residents to use the park throughout the year for events and family gatherings.

4. Th e Learning Network of Clinton County used funding from the Community Foundation’s capacity building initiative to purchase a new messaging sign to help market the organization’s programs. Funding also was used for board development and program materials.

5. Two youngsters take a break from playing at a COACH Kids of Clinton County Parenting Matters event. Funding from the Foundation helped to purchase materials and marketing of the parenting skills program.

35 Financial Report

Comparative Condensed Statement of Financial Position December 31, 2011 and December 31, 2010 Current Endowment Total Total Assets Fund Fund 2011 2010 Cash 717,754 1,133,906 1,851,660 1,679,707 Investments 885,435 37,148,360 38,033,795 38,581,136 Receivables 670,961 Prepaid Insurance 3,059 3,059 3,139 Prepaid Expenses 430 Charitable Remainder Unitrust 167,537 167,537 177,911 Charitable Gift Annuity Assets 103,179 103,179 110,776 Program Related Investment in Real Estate 400,000 400,000 1,805,000 Land 559,000 559,000 559,000 Land Improvements 26,747 26,747 26,747 Building 372,700 372,700 372,700 Fixed Assets 49,903 49,903 49,903 Less Accumulated Depreciation (82,284) (6,241) (88,525) (75,917) Total Assets 1,946,567 39,532,488 41,479,055 43,961,493

Liabilities & Net Assets Liabilities Accounts Payable 685 685 24,923 Accrued Expenses 18,063 18,063 19,281 Grants Payable 132,955 132,955 1,466,182 Charitable Gift Annuity Payment Liability 88,286 88,286 89,253 Funds Held for the Benefi t of Others 965,982 965,982 964,936 Total Liabilities 18,748 1,187,223 1,205,971 2,564,575

Net Assets Howard County 1,235,794 18,672,781 19,908,575 20,190,951 Carroll County 74,662 2,008,861 2,083,523 2,128,130 Clinton County 617,363 17,663,623 18,280,986 19,077,837 Total Net Assets 1,927,819 38,345,265 40,273,084 41,396,918

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 1,946,567 39,532,488 41,479,055 43,961,493

The 2011 Community Foundation fi nancial records will be audited by: Bucheri, McCarty & Metz LLP - Certifi ed Public Accountants

36 Comparative Condensed Statement of Activities December 31, 2011 and December 31, 2010

Current Endowment Total Total Revenues and Gains Fund Fund 2011 2010 Gifts - Howard County 26,900 505,091 531,991 1,748,922 Gifts - Carroll County 33,050 64,611 97,661 74,110 Gifts - Clinton County 6,000 84,656 90,656 53,167 Contributions-Charitable Gift Annuity 18,874 Rental Income 67,866 67,866 58,080 CRT/CGA-Change in Value (15,287) (15,287) 2,593 Return of Unused Grants 20,287 20,287 2,094 Interfund Grants 69,404 (96,769) (27,365) 5,000 Interfund Transfers 27,365 27,365 Administrative Fees 364,444 364,444 336,634 Investment Earnings 46,789 1,143,156 1,189,945 1,128,988 Investment Gains (Losses) (1,365,476) (1,365,476) 3,267,417

Total Revenues and Gains 546,587 435,500 982,087 6,695,879

Grants and Expenses Grants - Howard County 463,554 463,554 1,789,848 Grants - Clinton County 643,958 643,958 520,425 Grants - Carroll County 50,054 50,054 52,941 Program 203,507 203,507 218,607 General and Administrative 146,108 146,108 156,948 Fundraising 172,198 71,793 243,991 220,717 Administrative Fees 354,749 354,749 327,761

Total Grants and Expenses 521,813 1,584,108 2,105,921 3,287,247

Change in Net Assets 24,774 (1,148,608) (1,123,834) 3,408,632

Net Assets Net Assets at Beginning of Year 1,903,045 39,493,873 41,396,918 37,988,286 Net Assets at End of Year 1,927,819 38,345,265 40,273,084 41,396,918

37 Howard County’s Foster Society Th e Foster Society is named for David Foster, the fi rst philanthropist in Howard County history. He donated the land that would become the City of Kokomo. Th ese donors in the Society made gifts in 2011 to support the operating costs of the Community Foundation.

Columns - $5,000-$9,999 Friends of the Foundation - $200-$499 Other Contributors - $50-$199 Jim McIntyre Kim & Kevin Abney Mrs. Shirley Ashcraft LaCinda & Ben Chapman Mike & Xenia Cord Beams - $2,500-$4,999 Kevin & Russena Comer Kirk & Wendy Daniels E.P. & Virginia Severns Steve Currens Joe & Diana Davis Dimensions, Inc. John & Lori Fountain Pillars - $1,000-$2,499 Cartwright & Susie Ellis Fred* & Rachel Jenkins Beckley Offi ce Equipment Glenn & Nancy Grundmann Mr. & Mrs. Steven N. Johnson Bill & Marilyn Bersbach Ron & Liz Harper Gene Parks Hilda & Kevin Burns George & Anndora Lafl in Mr. & Mrs. Pat Underwood Cone Palace Judge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Miller Joe Dunbar Judge Lynn Murray *Denotes Deceased Rex & Kara Gingerich Mick & Betty Ortman Bob & Mary Hingst Tom & Kathy Rethlake Betsy & Bob Hoshaw Don & Joni Sanders Mr. Mark & Dr. Kathryn Jones Dr. & Mrs. Tom Scherschel McClelland Family Foundation Craig & Kristi Severns Dr. Marilyn Skinner Shirley & Stout Lincoln Road Chapel J.D. & Lynn Young Bill & Lyn Shirley Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Simmons Foundation Stones - $500-$999 Mike & Linda Stegall Jane Williams Howard Regional Health System Conrad & Jo Ella Maugans Salin Bank & Trust Company Bill & Carolyn Stifl e Don & Anita Tenbrook

Scholarship Refl ects Jesse Dunn’s Love of Sports

Th e Jesse W. Dunn Total Eff ort Scholarship Award was established by family and friends of Jesse Dunn in honor of his retirement from Kokomo Gas & Fuel in 1997. Jesse was a graduate of Kokomo High School and became an avid fan of basketball after he saw his fi rst game at the age of 10.

Th e scholarship honors Jesse’s love of sports and his high school as applicants are required to have participated in sports and are nominated by a Kokomo High School coach.

Because of his commitment to sports and family, Jesse only missed two sporting events of his two sons and daughter. Jesse also shared his passion for athletics by volunteering. He served as league vice president for the Northside Little League, coached and managed UCT Little League, and was Kokomo High School’s girls’ basketball assistant coach for 15 years.

Jesse passed away in 2011, but his legacy of generosity, commitment and honor continues through this scholarship.

38 Carroll County Friends In 2011, a group of donors joined the “Friends of Carroll County,” which supports the annual operating expenses of the Carroll County Community Foundation. We express our deep appreciation to these public-spirited people and businesses for their support of the work of the Carroll County Community Foundation.

Th e Andersons Greg & Pam Michael Tom & Joy Atkinson Peg & Jerry Minnicus Dr. Janet Ayres & Dr. Lynn Corson Joe & Tammy Moss John & Mildred Barber Lewis & Hazel Mullin David & Sandy Beale William & Norma Mullin Dick N. & Jane Bishop Dr. Greg & Susan Norman Brewster Insurance Agency Bill & Kathryn Northcutt Ann & Bob Brown Joseph O’Donnell Blaine & Brenda Brubaker Dean & Donna Overholser Hilda & Kevin Burns Carolyn Pearson Carroll Co. REMC PTI Machining, Inc. Jerry Clawson Stan & Sharon Quinn Eric & Michelle Cox Reinke Funeral Home/ Dr. Marlin B. Creasy Jerry & Cindy Reinke Abigail & Benjamin Diener Phyllis Reinke Neda K. Duff Leo & Clara Rider Dr. Jordan & Deanna Dutter Bret & Michelle Rinehart Raymon & Janet Eikenberry Jean Rinehart Dr. & Mrs. Alvan Eller Martin & Jeanette Rinehart Barry & Rebecca Emerson Richard & Gretchen Roach Larry & Alice Fellows Dottye & Carl Robeson Derek & Jennifer Fisher Dr. Wayne Salsbery Kenneth & Erma Flora Susan & Gary Scholl Tom & Pat Flora Dean & Tammy Scott Members of the Carroll County Community Tom & Susan Freeman John & Th eresa Scott Foundation’s ‘Friends of Carroll County’ Ed & Melverine Gruber Vince & Dawn Seward were able to relax and visit at a celebration Gary & Elaine Hathaway Jerry & Joyce Sibbitt event honoring their commitment to create a Mark Howard/Howard & Sons, Inc. Fred & Martha Slopsema legacy and provide a permanent benefi t to the Indiana Packers Corporation Garnet Snyder community. Rob & Carol Ives Trent & Stephanie Stephan Tom & Mary Ives Seth & Jenny Steward Th eir donations enable the Community Alan & Linda Jackson Van & Becky Taylor Foundation to continue to provide Pete & Joan Jackson Bill & Susan Trueblood scholarships to students, support community Larry & Kathi Johnson Larry & Janice Waddell projects and participate in programs that Don & Sherry Long Dr. Gordon & Shirley Wagoner produce a positive and sustainable change in Dave Mann/Mann Chevrolet Ken & Kathy Walton the community. Susan Mann-Hitchcock Robert & Doris Walton Paul & Sue Manning David & Lorraine Weckerly Sponsors - Friends of Carroll County Bonnie Maxwell & Anita Werling Craig & Carol Wellnitz Fisher & Associates Joan Maxwell Richard & Evelyn Wingard Jackson-Lee-Pearson/Tri-Green Tractor Angie & Steve May Fred & Linda Wise Lafayette Bank & Trust Gordon & Sandra McCain Dave & Elisabeth Wright Obear, Overholser, Huff er & Rider Colby & Kari McIlrath Dale & Mary Ellen Zinn Rinehart Realtors & Auctioneers Dale & Renee McIlrath Mary Evelyn Zinn RME Insurance Earl & Janet McIlrath Wayne & Rita Zinn Salin Bank & Trust Company Craig Meade Stephan’s IGA Food Store

39 2011 Scholarship Photographs

Howard County Scholarship Reception Front row, left to right: Audriana Jones, Jamie Burkholder, Jennifer Brown, Lauren Dahlhauser, Emily Dill, Mercadies Brown, Stacy Myers Second row, left to right: Joy Sommers, Louise McCallin, Abby Rolland, Emma Glover, JaVonne Forte, Katherine McKinney, Cara Russell, Abby Cline Third row, left to right: Kelsey Lanning, Zoe Wolfe, Colten Fowler, Amy Hudson, Hannah Werner, Daryl Ryan, Madison Rethlake, Kortni Dye, Linda Terrón Back row, left to right: Jacob Weeks, Andrew Hunkeler, Shayne Riley, Ben Akers, Austin Finley, Ryan Horner, Dylan Walker, Alan Mast, Ryan Goudy

Carroll County Scholarship Reception Front row, left to right: Tony Ashenfelter, Shelby Spray, Kyleigh Renick, Austin Hawn Back row, left to right: Erika Matricia, Chelsea Flores, Ashley Gray

Clinton County Scholarship Reception Front row, left to right: Alexandra Redington-Noble, Bethany Segraves, Hanna Brant, Olivia Rudd, Rachel Robertson, Kiley Simmons Middle row, left to right: Devin Jaenicke, Luke Dunham, Mandy Loveless, Kaylea Eli Back row, left to right: Olivia Droke, Kara Byrd, Robert Hawkins, Tyler Ottinger, Chad Strong, Cory Ploughe, Jade Crum, Alyssa Caress, Brianne Little

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