Annual Report | FY 2019 July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019 Table of Contents Habitat Leaders...... 2-3

Habitat Mission...... 4

Habitat Happenings...... 5

Habitat Homeowners...... 6-7

Habitat Highlights...... 8

Habitat ReStore...... 9

Habitat Volunteers...... 10-11

Habitat Committees...... 12-13

Habitat Legacy...... 14

Habitat Donors...... 15-19 Habitat Team...... 20 HABITAT Anyone who has ever set a goal that seemed impossible and then actually achieved it knows those feeling that come with accomplishing something big – feelings of excitement, joy, amazement, optimism, gratitude and yes, maybe even a little fear about what’s next. It really hit me this past year that Habitat homeowners must feel those same emotions when they accomplish something as big as building their own home, signing the mortgage and receiving the keys to a home they can call their own. In 2014 when Habitat set a goal of building its 500th home, it seemed like an impossible challenge; yet in December 2018, that goal was accomplished due to the generosity of donors who provided the funds, the volunteers who worked overtime to make it happen and those families who stepped out in faith to dream big! Having achieved the 500th home goal, it’s time for Habitat to dream big again! Dreaming big has never been a problem for Habitat for Humanity of Evansville! We only have to look at the rich history of Habitat donors and volunteers coming together: • 3 blitz builds in 1992, 2000 and 2002 in which a total of ___ homes were constructed in a week • The New Haven development - a 55 house subdivision to serve survivors of the 2005 tornado • The Glenwood Neighborhood Revitalization initiative which resulted in ___ families putting down roots and improving the Glenwood neighborhood and • The Transforming Lives, Changing Neighborhoods plan which prepared and built homes for 62 families and achieved of the 500th home! In 2019 it was time to turn the page from the 500th home celebration and ask ourselves where we wanted to go in the next chapter of Habitat’s story. I am happy to report the future looks bright! Habitat’s 100 Homes with 100 Families plan sets a vision of improving the quality of life in our community by increasing homeownership rates and building family stability for 100 more families by 2023! You will see the beginning stages of this vision coming to fruition in the pages of this 2018-2019 annual report. 505 more families now know the stability of a well-built, affordable home because of you. On average, these families are spending about $200 less per month on housing costs since moving into their Habitat home. They are also paying lower utility bills because of the energy efficiency of Habitat homes. And in part due to Habitat’s Money Management Seminar, they are saving more and building economic sustainability! Most importantly these families have a solid foundation to build a brighter future for themselves and their children. Families continue to tell us about their successes – getting better jobs, raising their credit scores, and funding emergency savings accounts – and the success of their children – making honor roll, participating in orchestra, and playing on sports teams. We continually seek to be good stewards of the gifts you give to Habitat. The mortgage payments from Habitat homeowners continue to cover all administrative, fundraising and overhead costs so that every dollar given to Habitat for Humanity of Evansville goes into building more homes. Our affiliate also has maintained its Four-Star Charity Navigator rating! Most recently the Evansville affiliates has been named as a Top 40 Builder in the Habitat organization. We were 31st out of the 1200 affiliates across the United States when it came to building new homes – just a few back from Los Angeles, New Orleans, Dallas and Louisville! These accolades belong to the entire Habitat family! Because of your tremendous generosity of time, talent and treasurer and God’s guiding hand, we have been able to continue to build homes, communities and hope! As Habitat for Humanity supporters, we all see the need for a world where everyone has a decent place to live. We invite you to help us build that world!

Beth Ann Folz Executive Director

2 | Annual Report FY2019 LEADERS Officers President Tricia M. Hollander Henning | Senior Vice President | Emeritus Board Members The Hollander Group at Hilliard Lyons The Emeritus Board Member is a Vice President special honor, and people are Danny Garness | Senior Vice President | Field and Main Bank named and nominated through the Secretary Governance Committee. Sr. Theresa Peck, DC | Nonprofit Governance Volunteer Treasurer Elmer Berberich Steve Titzer | Community Volunteer Rev. Don Bernhardt Dick and Naomi Cook Members Butch Feulner Jim Bartlett | Community Volunteer Jacque Hardin Holly Carter | Director of Harlaxton College Programs | Elizabeth Kalb Barb Daum | Director of Quality | Skanska Aaron Field | Senior Manager | BKD CPAs & Advisors Rev. Steve Lintzenich Danyelle Granger | Vice President, Diversity of Inclusion Division | Pearlie Miller Jim Havens | Community Volunteer Lu Porter Brian Hawkes | President | Audubon Metals LLC Rev. Jim Prickett Cliff Herring | Pastoral Care Director | Christian Fellowship Church Cheryl Kuchna | Freelance Nonprofit Advisor Leanne Pritchett John B. Phipps | Vice President of Consumer Lending | Rev. Richard Schechter Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union Jan Thuerbach Bill Schirmer | President and CEO | Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union Scott Wittman Jason Stephenson | Vice President, General Counsel, Utility Holdings | Vectren Monica Stinchfield | Senior Vice President | First Federal Savings Bank Steve Thomas | Attorney | Chapman Law Jim Wittman | Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer | Regency Properties

Annual Report FY2019 | 3 Our Vision Why we A world where everyone build has a decent place to Core Values live. 1. Demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ. 2. Focus on shelter. 3. Advocate for affordable housing. Building Homes Means... Promote dignity and hope. 4. Strength to create stronger 5. Support sustainable and futures for families. transformational development. Stability to save money, resources and time. Self-reliance to become an Our Mission engaged member of society. Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

4 | Annual Report FY2019 Vectren and Evansville Housing Organizations Partner for Community Revitalization On January 28, 2019, the mayor’s office hosted a news conference announcing a $5.5 million investment by the Vectren Foundation in workforce housing in Evansville neighborhoods over the next four years. An initial allocation of $1 million, announced on the 28th, will go toward single-family home construction and repair in the Jacobsville Neighborhood, beginning spring 2019. Strategic partners in this effort include Habitat for Humanity of Evansville, HOPE of Evansville, and the City of Evansville. $500,000 will help Habitat build a minimum of 20 homes in the Jacobsville Neighborhood during the next four years. Thank you to Vectren for partnering with the housing organizations of Evansville to help eliminate substandard housing in Vanderburgh County!

HABITAT HAPPENINGS From July 1, 2018, to June 30, 2019, Habitat has been thoroughly engaged in the Evansville community. To stay up to date with all the Habitat insiders and updates, visit our website at evansvillehabitat.org to sign up for our email newsletter!

Habitat’s Night to Celebrate the Otters’ 25th Anniversary! On July 12, 2019, thousands of fans gathered in the Stadium to cheer on the Evansville Otters in their game against the . Celebrating their 25th Anniversary, the Otters partnered with Habitat for a great night of fun community engagement. Habitat featured a 500-Voice Choir which beautifully sang “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” and our country’s National Anthem. This night proudly honored this partnership with Habitat by celebrating The House the Otters Built Sponsored by Eyewitness News. This Jacobsville neighborhood home, sponsored by the Evansville Otters and Eyewitness News, was completed on October 14, 2019, with homeowner Kimiko. Thank you to all who joined us in July and for adding to the celebration of the Otters and their support of Evansville Habitat!

Annual Report FY2019 | 5 “Owning a Habitat home will mean security. I’ve “I’m proud of myself because I’ve been meeting never had a new home. So, it’ll be nice to have our deadlines and realizing that I can make it to the end own. There will be no more moving, and we won’t goal of homeownership.” have to worry as much, knowing that it is ours. It will – Habitat homeowner Abriah L. be something we are proud of.” HABITAT House Sponsor: Browning Family – Habitat homeowners James and Lori F. HOMEOWNERS House Sponsor: Holiday Management

In the 2019 fiscal year, Habitat for Humanity of Evansville dedicated 23 homes. Congratulations to the brand-new homeowners! 483 484 “We have to maintain it because it’s ours … we won’t “This home means a different kind of freedom … it’ll “I’m showing my son that you can achieve anything if be living here for a few years and moving out but be our home.” you work hard and put your mind to it. It takes time staying long-term.” – Habitat homeowner Carol R. and dedication. We can start our own memories in the new home because this home will be ours.” – Habitat homeowner LaToya M. House Sponsor: Lutherans for Habitat House Sponsor: Toyota/TMMI – Habitat homeowner Aishia H. House Sponsor: Old National Bank

488 489 490 “Owning this home will mean everything. That people “I’m looking forward to having stability, financial “I’ll have more financial freedom to do things once can change, and people can turn their life around if freedom, and more room to grow and expand.” my children and I have a stable place to call home.” you just believe in yourself and God. God has been – Habitat homeowner Ruth N. – Habitat homeowner Donna F. important. I’m so thankful for my faith in God. It will be nice knowing that I can walk into a home that I House Sponsor: Fund for Humanity House Sponsor: Catholics for Habitat helped build and now own.” – Habitat homeowner Tamara E. House Sponsor: Mt. Vernon Ministerial Association

494 495 496 “I’m going to have the kids help pick out the cabinets, “When we’ve rented before, we’d just have to pick up “It will mean a lot to us because it will be our home. flooring, and colors … this home is our creation and move so many times; it’s kind of like you’re leaving When I’m older, my kids will have something to fall together. It’s our home.” something behind. When you have your own home, the back on. Once everything is finished, I can look back – Habitat homeowner Tamisha D. memories stay with you. and say. ‘I did this!’ Once I’m finished, I will be happy and feel like I’ve accomplished something.” House Sponsor: 500th ‘e’ Community Build We’re looking forward to building the memories and having a place to keep them.” – Habitat homeowner Te’Asia P. – Habitat homeowner Dominique S. House Sponsor: Women Build House Sponsor: UCC/DOC & In Memory of Randall Goins

500 501 502 “This home means permanence, comfort, and “We will be able to decorate for the holidays because “The kids will have their own rooms, and they can security … which is terribly important to me. There it’s ours. I have my own place, but I’m ready to have paint their walls. Overall, we’re looking forward to is a big difference from living in an apartment and my own home.” making memories in our own house.” renting to living in your own home, and the idea of – Habitat homeowner Quiana M. – Habitat homeowners Aletta and Darius T. having our own home sounds like heaven.” House Sponsor: Koch Foundation House Sponsor: Ron and Kathy Hollander – Habitat homeowner Cynthia G. House Sponsor: Hope Build

485 486 487 “I’m leading by example and showing my kids the “We will never have to move again, and we will continue “Owning a Habitat house will mean more importance of being a homeowner.” to make beautiful memories year after year. Prayers go independence, a better financial situation, and – Habitat homeowner Leah J. up; blessings come down. God has finally answered my something that we feel like we can invest in.” prayers.” House Sponsor: Eyewitness News – Habitat homeowner Sandra B. – Habitat homeowner Lisa B. House Sponsor: Traylor Bros. House Sponsor: Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union

491 492 493 “I’m going to treat this home with the utmost respect “This will be an actual accomplishment that we can “This home is going to mean so much to me. It means … because it’s mine.” keep in the family. This home will be a peaceful place freedom, space, and stability.” – Habitat homeowner Tiffany W. to live. It will be a place to call our own.” – Habitat homeowner Leslie B. House Sponsor: Toyota/TMMI – Habitat homeowners MeShia and Steven K. House Sponsor: Alan and Sharon Braun Foundation House Sponsor: Bob and Judy Griffin Built by University of Evansville

497 498 499 “Stability is really important, and I want to give my “We’re excited to have enough space to have family “You can live in houses, one after another, but you kids that. We’ll know that no matter what, we’ll have a dinners, have friends and family come over, and be just need one special place with family and friends home … and they deserve that peace of mind, so I’m together. We’re ready for some stability and a place to call it home.” trying to give that to them.” that the kids can call home.” – Habitat homeowner Chanel F. – Habitat homeowner Amanda P. – Habitat homeowners Brent and Vicky H. House Sponsor: Charles and Patricia Robertson House Sponsor: Methodist Build House Sponsor: Interfaith Build

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Cash Disbursements Cash Receipts Construction and 83.82% $ 2,624,902 Direct Contributions 42.70% $ 1,337,107 Homeowner Services 83.82 6.97 *Capital Campaign 19.05% 596,622 General and 6.97% 218,221 9.22 Funds Collected in Administration Prior Year Fundraising 9.22% 288,619 A copy of the audited Mortgage Receipts 25.49% 798,183 financial statement is 100% $ 3,131,742 available upon request or Interest, In-Kind and 5.85% 183,273 by visiting the Habitat Other Income for Humanity of Grants 3.86% 120,750 Evansville website at www.evansvillehabitat.org. ReStore (net) 3.06% 95,807 100% $ 3,131,742 8 | Annual Report FY2019 HABITAT RESTORE The Evansville Habitat ReStore is proud to announce the goal to finally sponsor a Habitat home has been reached! Because of faithful shoppers, generous donors, and loyal volunteers, the Evansville ReStore has raised enough money in the 2018-2019 fiscal year to sponsor a Habitat home for future homeowner Hailee T. and her daughter Tay’Lynn. Because of supporters like you, Hailee and Tay’Lynn now have a safe and warm home for the new year. Habitat Homeowner Hailee is thrilled that the ReStore is her sponsor. “I am so grateful for a better place for my daughter and me to be in,” Hailee says. “This home means security and a fresh start to a happy new life filled with love and respect.” Hailee was officially handed the keys to this beautiful new home on February 4, 2020, surrounded by her loved ones and community members. Welcome home, Hailee! Hailee’s home is just the first Evansville ReStore-sponsored home and a new fund is already set up to help another family reach the goal of homeownership. When you shop and donate to the ReStore, you are helping a young child like Tay’Lynn have a stable home to grow up in. Your continued support of the Evansville ReStore will help even more local families have a decent, affordable place to live.

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1301 N. Royal Avenue, Evansville, IN 47715 www.EvansvilleReStore.org • 812-602-3460

Monday – Friday | 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Hours | Saturday | 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Annual Report FY2019 | 9 10 | Annual Report FY2019 Core Crew The Core Crew is made up of men and women giving 80+ hours a year building Habitat homes. Groups volunteer on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and/or Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. doing a combination of jobs including installing flooring systems, raising walls, putting up siding, completing interior work, and more. Becoming a Core Crew member doesn’t require any construction experience and welcomes all skills. The Core Crew are building these homes from the ground up, and Habitat could not be more thankful for their dedication.

0-5 Years Chuck Meacham 6-10 Years Andrew Alexander Scott Milam Jim Havens Jim Bartlett Kaylee Mowry Stephen Lucas Dave Beckman Steve Muensterman Daniel Michel Joe Binkley George Neireiter Dale Oberbeck Dave Brickey Wayne Nichols Dave Schnakenburg Dustin Cline Austin Nickens Tom Stein George Clouse Glen Oats Larry Vadbunker Korby Dempsey Lee Obenchain Carroll Weber Tim Dingman Steve Pearce Dick Yeager John East Stephen Pugh Tim Freels John Record 11-15 Years Ed Furniss Roland Reed Don Gillies Jo Ann Furniss Dennis Rueger Bob Grant Mark Schaefer 16-20 Years J.P. Griffin Dan Schenk Tom Emge Wayne Griffith Kathy Schenk Jaylene Kiefer Nicholette Guy Rex Smith Carl Schofield Curt Hammock Pete Stremming Tim Hasenour Shawn Tapp 21-25 Years Greg Head Jim Tolen Chris Huus Mallory Hogan Jay Townsend Bob Keil Chuck Jansen Andrew Weir Joe Lamey Kathy Knapp Severin Wellinghoff Delbert Wittman Tyler Laine Steve Williams Shanna Lindauer Bob Wolf 26-30 Years Mark Martinez Bob Wuertz Mike Bradford Donna Mayes Stephen Young Bart McCandless

Emeritus Members Clyde Austin Ray Lambert Elmer Berberich Kevin Long Jack Dempsey Nick Long Jerry Taylor Spike Durant Marlan Maidlow Bob Voegel Charles Fellwock Bob Nicholson Bob Warner Harold Godeke Elvin Reed Jerry Wiegand Jacqueline Hardin Rock Reed Bruce Wright Jim Hineborg Steve Sorensen Jim Kahre Jim Studwell

Annual Report FY2019 | 11 FY 2019 | JULY 1, 2018 – JUNE 30, 2019 HABITAT COMMITTEES Communications Faith Relations Directors. The Group deals with board role and The Communications Committee supports Habitat’s Members of the Faith Relations Committee serve responsibilities, composition, orientation, and development staff with communications and as advocates for the Habitat ministry by sponsoring ongoing education, recruitment, and preparation marketing projects. The group seeks to expand and the annual Faith in Action Breakfast and increasing of future leadership, and assessment of overall improve the reach of Habitat’s current marketing understanding, acceptance, and support for Habitat effectiveness. strategies within the community. in the faith community. Beth Ann Folz Sr. Theresa Peck Kate Carnahan Ellen Horan (chair) Vera Campbell Beth Ann Folz Danyelle Granger Jason Stephenson Beth Ann Folz Mike Hull Carol Cates Cliff Herring Cheryl Kuchna (chair) Steve Thomas Sally Gries Sr. Theresa Peck Rev. Dennis Davenport Rev. Seung Hu Lee Sr. Jane Michele McClure Gail Knight Williams Ginger Happe Gail Knight Williams (chair) Sr. Jane Michele McClure Marlene Hirsch Lois Duncan Jim Smith Homeowner Support Roger Duncan The Homeowner Support Committee provides Construction resources, guidance, and support to future Habitat The Construction Committee is responsible for Family Selection homeowners. The group builds relationships with overseeing the construction activities of Habitat for The Family Selection Committee recruits and each future homeowner throughout the sweat Humanity of Evansville. selects the families that are presented to the Board equity process and the first year of homeownership. of Directors for approval to become part of the Barb Daum Amy Plymire Cynthia Bennett Danyelle Granger Habitat for Humanity of Evansville homeownership Jim Havens (chair) Eric Rang Casey Chambers Lavonia Lewis program. Patrick Landry Steve Smith Clay Ellerbrook Birdie Harrison (chair) George Neireiter Kerry Wire Marcia Ballard Cheryl Marshall Beth Ann Folz John Phipps Pat Bartlett David Marshall Laura George Monica Stinchfield Delinquency Prevention Carisa Campbell Cheryl Ricketts Sharon Goldston The Delinquency Prevention Committee works with Vera Campbell Regan Stein Habitat homeowners who are behind in mortgage Beth Ann Folz Monica Stinchfield (chair) Human Resources payments so they can get back on track. Elizabeth Fox Ann Webster Description. Sarita Gogula Susan Weis JimHavens Cheryl Kuchna Leah Blanford Leah Revelo Jeff Harger Andrew Williams Tricia Hollander Henning Andy Niemeier Beau Dial Monica Stinchfield Alice Huus Beth Ann Folz Kristene Toerne John Phipps Finance/Audit Interfaith Advisory Council (IAC) IAC works to fulfill one of the highest aims of The Finance Committee works to assure the Habitat for Humanity International, which is to Development organization is using appropriate accounting challenge world religious leaders to work together The Development Committee works to secure policies and procedures in accordance with GAAP to end poverty on the planet, using decent shelter financial resources to advance the mission and (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles). ministry of Habitat for Humanity of Evansville. as a transformative and foundational strategy to Jim Bartlett John Phipps accomplish that vision. IAC is committed to action Bill Bussing Sr. Jane Michele McClure Aaron Field Monica Stinchfield by building and advocating for decent, affordable Beth Ann Folz Steve Thomas Beth Ann Folz Steve Titzer (chair) housing in our community. Danny Garness (chair) Gail Knight Williams Travis Girten Jim Wittman Michael Austin Tammy Gieselman John Hevron Tricia Hollander Henning Jenny Wuchner Marcia Ballard Dr. Mohammad Hussain Andy Niemeier Charles Berger (chair) Rev. Dennis Davenport Prahlad Ray Kedia Governance Rev. Kevin Fleming Jane Leingang The Governance Committee is responsible for Beth Ann Folz Paul Leingang ongoing review and recommendations to enhance Rev. Mitch Gieselman Rabbi Gary Mazo the quality and future viability of the Board of 12 | Annual Report FY2019 Build and Event Committees: Catholics for Habitat Hard Hats and High Heels HabiTea Lutherans for Habitat Methodist Build Millennial Build UCC/DOC Women Build

Campus Chapters: University of Evansville (UE) HABITAT COMMITTEES University of Southern (USI) Gloria Mazo Rev. Ed Schnur Sr. Jane Michele McClure Dr. Saiyid Masroor Shah Alan McCoy John Shea Karuna Pandit Ben Stewart Interns: Zac Parsons Deb Vannatter FUTURE Haley Tepool Mary Ruthenburg Planned Giving Advisory Committee HOMEOWNER The Planned Giving Advisory Committee No-Hammer Volunteers: encourages donors to become members of the Habitat office volunteers who Perigo-Prickett Society, Habitat’s planned giving and RESOURCES volunteered over 50 hours endowment society, by providing educational and during the fiscal year. technical advice and other professional assistance Advocates to the development staff and the Board of Directors. Angela Clark Advocates provide personalized support to future homeowners (830 hours) Teri Hollander Albin Mike Hull as they work one-on-one celebrating milestones, answering Bill Bussing (vice-chair) Steve Titzer (chair) questions about the process, cheering successes, and problem- Jennifer Burnette Grant Glackman Scott Wittman solving together. (271 hours) John Hevron Cynthia Bennett Elizabeth Fox Lacey Moss Pat Sandefur Casey Chambers Corsica Fox Emily Parker (177 hours) Real Estate Committee Angela Clark Aishia Hall Stephen Ralph The Real Estate Committee works with independent Julie Cline Mike Hull Cheryl Ricketts Colleen Taylor buyers, the Land Bank of Evansville, and other Clay Ellerbrook Gail Knight Williams Aysha Robinson (130 hours) estate groups to obtain land for the construction of Debie Emge Terry Mattingly Olivia Robinson Habitat homes. Phyllis Fenneman Hank Miles Steve Thomas Butch Feulner Steve Smith Patrick Landry Cliff Whitehead Budget Partners Youth United: Andy Rudolph Budget Partners are volunteers from Evansville’s financial Megan Bass community committed to helping future homeowners apply the Anna Blessinger tools and develop the skills introduced in each of the six money Bailey Gibson ReStore Advisory Committee management classes. This also includes financial reviewers that The ReStore Advisory Committee provides Chloe Hess assist with applications in the pre-application process. advice and guidance on best practices to improve Abby Higgins operations and performance of the ReStore. The Rob Bingham Jodi Giles Clay Sills Grace Higgins committee is charged with focusing the ReStore on Amy Allen Debie Loosemore Stephanie Stone James Keaney serving optimally as a profit-making vehicle for the Sherri Alley David Mangia Spencer Vinson Kyndall Li affiliate and on monitoring the results of the ReStore Lindsey Botsch Audra Meyer Ty Swisher Anabel Moore efforts. Paula Cheek Donna Milam Chris Wampler Ryan Draper Carl Powers Angela Wilderman Isabel Moore Jim Bartlett (chair) Todd Morgan Dan Fulkerson Amber Rascoe Venisha Young-Smart Tyler Robinson (Vice President) Adam Bosler (vice-chair) Gail Knight Williams Danny Garness Ann Sandberg Anna Sawyer Beth Ann Folz Jeff Wilmes Molly Sawyer Ginger Happe (secretary/treasurer) John Strezeweski (President) Jeff Henning Jim Wittman Course Instructors Tony Ajibade Chris Hampton Susan Wagner Kristen Cain Tom Kirsch Scott Wylie Carol Cates Jeff Stucke Dick Yeager Jeff Duncan Jim Tolen Carrie Feltis Fran Vix Annual Report FY2019 | 13 HABITAT LEGACY Founded in 2000, the Perigo-Prickett Society is Habitat’s legacy giving society that recognizes donors who have remembered Habitat for Humanity of Evansville in their estate plans or made a contribution to the Habitat for Humanity of Evansville Endowment Fund with the Vanderburgh Community Foundation. Named after two of Evansville Habitat’s founders, Jim Perigo and Jim Prickett, the Perigo-Prickett Society continues to grow, and Habitat is forever grateful for those furthering our mission to build homes, communities, and hope right here in Vanderburgh and Posey counties. Thank you! The members of the Perigo-Prickett Society as of June 30, 2019, are listed below. Perigo-Prickett Society Members David and Teri Hollander Albin Diane and Mark Floyd Kris Kinsey Frank and Judy Schultheis Tom and Marcia Ballard Beth Ann and Ron Folz Dr. Llewellyn Lieber† Jim† and Joann Schwentker Lois M. Bennett† Jim and Emily Fowler† Rev. Steve Lintzenich Roger and Elizabeth Shinnerl Lola J. Bromm† Elizabeth Fox Jack and Bonnie Main† Kenneth Silverman† Bill and Phyllis Bussing Theresa Frielinghausen Jim and Mary Stumpf McCarthy Jim† and Pam Stevens Jeff and Margaret Ann Byrne Danny and Theresa Garness David† and Colleen McLaughlin Steve and Wendy Thomas David and Ginny Cook John and Lucille Gooch† Anne and Bill† Nicholson Steve and Sandy Titzer Charles F. and Frances Crawford† Dan and Lou Ann Green† Bob and Shirley† Nicholson Fran and Vernon Vix Melvin L. Dickhaut† Ben Greiner† Dan and Laura Niemeier Diane Weiss-Altstadt LeRoy and Pat Dilger Eugene and Barbara Hamlow Jim† and Pat Perigo Maryedna Wilkie† Greg and Joyce Donaldson Jim and Carol Havens Jim and Janette Prickett Jim and Laura Wittman Jim and Cathy Edrington Brian and Trisha Hawkes Charlotte Richardt† Scott and Holly Wittman Marjorie E. Ewing† Joyce Hendrix Aileen Roberts Dick and Paula† Yeager Gilbert and Alberta John and Kelly Hevron Irene Ruston† Fehrenbacher† Jim Hineborg Yvette Sapp †Denotes those who have passed Chuck and Linda Fellwock Nancy Hitch Oscar† and Dottie Schauss Scott and Jacqueline Fenneman Mike and Carol Hull Richard and Joann Schechter Butch and Linda Feulner Elizabeth Kalb Carl and Beverly† Schofield

If you are interested in joining the Perigo-Prickett Society or to learn more, email Sr. Jane Michele McClure at [email protected].

14 | Annual Report FY2019 HABITAT DONORS Many thanks to all our donors who supported the mission of Habitat for Humanity of Evansville by making a financial contribution between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

Full Build Sponsors David Albin and Teri Hollander Albin Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation OneMain Financial ($80,000+) Indiana Conference of the Dr. Charles and Mrs. Shirley Brizius Ronald and Sharon Overton Alan and Sharon Braun United Methodist Church Scott and Lori Brizius David Papariella Evansville Teachers Methodist Temple UMC Elmer and Judy Buchta Mel Peterson Federal Credit Union Randy and Carol Miller Dale and Phyllis Buente Pierre Funeral Home Old National Bank Dr. James and Dr. Kristy Porter J. Michael and Ann Burnley Red Spot Paint & Varnish Vectren Foundation Barry and Darby Schnakenburg James and Sheri Butkus Salem Church of Darmstadt John and Diane Schroeder Carl and Kay Chapman Salem United Methodist Church Lead Build Sponsors Ken and Janet Schultheis Charis Foundation Simpson United Methodist Church ($55,000 - $79,999) Joann Schwentker Colonial Classics Landscaping Tire (Best One Tire) Deaconess Hospital SealCorpUSA & Nursery St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Evansville Restore South Central Communications Timothy Cook St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Robert and Judy Griffin St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Dick and Naomi Cook German Township St. Vincent Evansville Corpus Christi Catholic Church St. Peter’s United Church of Christ Partner Build Sponsors Jason and Regina Stephenson Daughters of Charity Darrell and Monica Stinchfield ($25,000 - $54,999) William and Susan Taylor Larry and Priscilla Delaunois Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC Frederick Barkmann Thrivent Financial Timothy and Andrea Dickel The Zoar Cruise-In City of Evansville Endowment Fund Trinity United Methodist Church Dr. Llewellyn Lieber Charitable Fund Steve and Sandy Titzer Butch and Linda Feulner Jeff and Nancy Trockman Danny A. Duke William Tortoriello and Dawn Murtaugh Reginald and Angela Goins Richard Yeager Eastminster Presbyterian Church Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana Koch Foundation Jim and Cathy Edrington Nancy Traylor Mission and Ministry Builders Field and Main Bank Vernon and Fran Vix Charles and Patricia Robertson ($2,500 - $4,999) Fine & Hatfield Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Doris Vonderhaar Skanska Aldersgate United Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church John and Patty Wiseman Jim and Laura Wittman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Anderson First Presbyterian Church Steve and Laurie Witting Curtis Begle and Kelley Meisler-Begle of Mount Vernon Delbert and Judy Wittman Foundation Sponsors Elmer and Ellen Berberich Theresa Frielinghausen Cynthia Wolfe ($10,000 - $24,999) Darrel and Polly Bigham Harold and Joyce Godeke Zoar United Church of Christ James and Patricia Bartlett Centenary United Methodist Church Golf Gives Back Ira and Terry Boots Edward Diamond Deborah Greenham Dedicators ($500 - $999) Donnie Hester and First Bank Jim and Leslee Gribbins Gary and Kim Alles Jeannie Browning Hester Ron and Beth Folz Habitat for Humanity of Evansville Altstadt’s Gregory and Joyce Donaldson Good Shepherd Catholic Church Hafer Ron and Margaret Angermeier Timothy and Debra Fisher Habitat for Humanity International Chadwick and Julie Hammack Anonymous (2) German American Bank-EVV Harding Shymanski & Company Joyce Carol Harmes Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Ron and Kathy Hollander Media Mix Communications Brian and Trisha Hawkes Dr. Jerry and Mrs. Shirley Becker Mike Hull and Carol Markle-Hull Daryl and Carol Moore Caroline Henderson Richard and Carolyn Bohm Islamic Society of Evansville James and Mary Kay Muehlbauer Wayne and Jewell Henning Vicki Brasel Salt & Light of the Goldman Sachs Denny and Cassie Quinn Marvin and Beverly Hill Cavanah Crowell Foundation Philanthropy Fund Robert L & Mary J Bartlett Foundation David Hillenbrand Charlotte M. Richardt Endowment Fund Curtis and Nancy Shinabarger Salem Heusler United Church of Christ Chuck and Diane Hirsch Dustin and Julie Cline Stew and Cookie Smith Jim and Becky Sandgren Holy Rosary Catholic Church Andy and Jackie Cosgrove Rev. Ted Tempel Mike and Ann Schapker J. David and Sarah Huber George and Davena Day Steve and Wendy Thomas Dottie F. Schauss Immanuel Lutheran Church Timothy and Lea Deisher Universal Warehouse Tom and Greta Smythe David and Rebecca Isley Richard and Margaret Diemer St. James West United Jackson Kelly, PLLC LeRoy and Pat Dilger Master Builders Methodist Church Mark Fischer and Michelle Kirk Robert Endicott ($5,000 - $9,999) Temple Adath B’nai Israel Donald† Korb Tim and Anne Fiedler Mark and Sarah Aiton Jeff and Laurie Wilmes Larry and Karen Kulenkamp Kyle and Kristin Fields American Endowment Foundation Rev. Joseph Ziliak Brian Lankford First Federal Savings Bank Anonymous (5) Rev. Steve Lintzenich Mark and Diane Floyd Bethlehem United Church of Christ Founders Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer Matt and Kristen Folz BKD, LLP - BKD Foundation ($1,000 - $2,499) Charles and Susan Martin Rick and Kristie-Kae French Blue Grass United Methodist Church Anonymous (2) Lloyd Winnecke and Carol McClintock Danny and Teresa Garness Central United Methodist Church Ashley Furniture Homestore Blair and Sarah McKee Gerling Law Offices David and Beth Clark Audubon Metals John McLaughlin Jim Hoover and Barbara Gilles David and Ginny Cook Tom and Marcia Ballard Eric and Sara Miller Grant and Carla Glackman Bob and Cele Crowe Lon and Jeanne Bell Morley & Associates Mick and Debra Gottman Habitat for Humanity Indiana Charles and Leslie Berger Mallory Mullikin Glenn and Judith Heseman Brauer Family Charitable Fund Bobby Nicholson Annual Report FY2019 | 15 John and Kelly Hevron Patricia Bray Old North United Methodist Church Robert and Mary Roeder Dennis and Angelika Clark Pete and Mary Ruthenburg Clippinger Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Sartore William and Margaret Connolly Dan and Kathy Schenk Jack and Phyllis Corn Susan Schmitt Alan and Leigh Anne Costlow Stephen and Susan Schoenbachler Nadine Coudret John and Maxine Schroeder Dr. Thomas Crawford and Manfred and Carol Seeman Mrs. Jacque Crawford Siemers Glass Co Inc Creative Office Interiors Patricia Singer Steven and Alma Dabrowski Jennifer Slade Saundra Daggy St. Boniface Parish Doug and Tammi Dant St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church Daughters of Charity Stephanie Morris Homes - St. Vincent Residence Dr. Eric and Mrs. Laura Stoltz David and Lynn Ogle Charitable Fund Suron Properties Jane Davis Beth Thomas Janet Davis Youth United bookshelf painting • September 23, 2019 Tri-State Resource Recovery Center Dewig Bros. Packing Co. University of Evansville Justin Donaldson Daniel† and Lou Ann† Green Donald and Elizabeth Baier Jerry Weinzapfel Nicholas Donaldson Daniel and Ellen Grimm James and Jane Balbach Timothy Weir Phillip and Rebecca Dosher Phyllis Grimm Moira Bandoli Monica Weiss Rita Droste Cary and Vicki Hanni Thomas and Donna Blythe Diane Weiss-Altstadt E & B Paving William and Jeanne Hardesty Michael and Lisa Bolatto Debbie Wells John and Ann East Richard and Linda Hobbs Luke Boll Melvin and Jacki Wildeman EEMSCO Dr. Mohammad and A. C. and Cennet Braun John and Linda Wilson Gilbert Effinger and Mrs. Rukshanda Hussain Jared Brooks Rebecca Working Daniels Bonnie Dicapua-Effinger Dr. Lawrence and Mrs. Marion Judy Alfred Buck Cheri and Richard Worthington Karen Embry William and Kim Kelley Jeff and Margaret Ann Byrne Glenn and Jennifer Wuchner Trent and Kimberly Engbers Gail Kelley Casey and Lisa Calvert Barry Drennan and Rebecca York Mary Engelland John and Lori Key Kena Campbell James and Tracy Zeller Timothy and Sharon Ethridge Kight Home Center John and Stephani Catt Cheryl Evans Wayne and Beth Kinney Committee to Elect Holli Sullivan Developers David and Jean Evans Philip Kohut Wade McNeil and Kay Cox ($100 - $249) Timothy Robinson and Cheryl Kuchna Wayne and Pat Culley Clark and Linda Absher Dr. Tina Evans-Robinson Rev. Henry Kuykendall Dan and Erin Diehl H. Dan Adams F. C. Tucker Emge Realtors Jeanne LaDuke Kenneth and Barbara Elpers Wayne Adams First United Methodist Church - Men’s Jeffrey and Kimberly Lecount Thomas Elsner Kari Akin Breakfast Tim Mahoney J. P. and Allison Engelbrecht Dr. Salim and Mrs. Pat Akrabawi Robert and Edna Fischer Chloe Mayer Enjole’ Interiors Denise Allen Anne† Fischer Jim McCarthy and Mary Stumpf Richard and Rita Eykamp Jeffrey and Kimberly Anderson Elizabeth Flittner McCarthy Robert and Mary Kay Fehrenbacher Anonymous (1) Jim and Betsy Flynn Dee McDonald Chuck and Linda Fellwock Anonymous (3) Dr. Edward and Mrs. Bettye Fritz Denis and Katherine McInerny Robert and Phyllis Fenneman Helen Anson Gene and Donna Fuelling Meijer Yvonne Floyd Amy Arora Carl Funkhouser Matthew and Susan Melfi Elizabeth Fox AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP Jon and Lois Fuquay Douglas and Audrey Mikolasek David Freeman Clyde and Sandra Austin Leigh Gallian E. Ann Myers William and Bonnie Frost Azzip Pizza Galloway Electric Supply Gregory and Marcia Nauert Dean Gaslin and Stacy Sawyer-Gaslin Robert and Martha Baehl Emily Gartner David and Kathy Nelson Don and Patty Gillies John and Andrea Baker Joshua Gensic Alan and Sandra Newman Gary and Charlotte Grabert Mary Barron Richard Georgette Dr. Mary Eleanor Nicholson Grace and Peace Evangelical Matt and Pauline Bartek Kylen and Lisa Girdley Dan and Laura Niemeier Lutheran Church Thomas and Mary Baumgart Glenwood Leadership North High School Robert and Pamela Grant Delmas and Ulla Janis Beasley Academy Dr. Kuldeep and Mrs. Karuna Pandit Judy Grebe Lawrence and Marilane Becker Doug Goffinet Product Acceptance & Research (PAR) Keith and Lisa Grossman Mary Beckman Jon and Nancy Golding Jason and Tonya Puckett Eva Heilman Carol Bengert GR 88 Mulligans Rock and Carolyn Reed Robert and Linda Lou Holder Jerome and Cindy Benkert Alfred and Doris Grabhorn Cathy and Dennis Renner Tim and Jennifer Hollander Dr. Stephen and Dr. Linda Bennett Danyelle Granger Greg and Debra Rorie Eddie and Vera Johnson John and Bonnie Bittner Cathy Graper Amy Ryan Susan Kennedy Steve and Judy Blankenberger Angela Grebe Mary Schapker Bradley and Judith Kicklighter Craig and Tara Blessinger David and Kelley Greer Dennis Schmidt T.J. and Gail Williams Maggie Bobbitt Larry and Jacqueline Gries Bruce and Kathleen Schneider Holly Krietemeyer Jennifer Bohleber Chandler and Jingle Hagey Lea Matthews Furniture & Interiors Kim Borror Joe and Judith Hahn Specialty Tooling Magdalene Lindsey Joseph and Jane Braddock Lisa Hale St. Benedict Cathedral Bruce Long Helen Brahm John and Donna Halverson St. Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church Nick Long Deborah Brakel John and Donna Hamilton St. Paul’s Episcopal Church David and Stephanie Matthews Cynthia Braker Darren and Ginger Happe Pam Stevens Ramona McClure Bettye Brandenstein Jacqueline Hardin Brett and Trudy Stock Bob Mehringer James and Donna Bratt Lisa Harpenau Charles and Elizabeth Storms Ricardo and Cynthia Merriwether Stephen and Margaret Braun Darrell and Vickie Harris James and Barbara Studwell Dr. Mark and Mrs. Jolene Meyers Thomas Michael Bredhold R. W. Harris Sara Miller Dan and Mary Ann Breidenbach Dr. Michael and Mrs. Susan Harrison Uniseal Marcia Miller Karen Brooks Scott and Carrie Hartig VanBeck Services Carole Miller Richard and Kimbra Brooks Grant and Jean Hartman Darren and Lisa Verkamp Brad and Lynn Muehlbauer William and Betsy Brubeck Robert Hassee Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel Fred and Kim Mulfinger Sandra Bruno John Hatchett & Shoulders LLP Richard and Versal Osmon Donald and Brenda Buescher Deborah Havens Dr. Ahmet and Mrs. Rebecca Percinel Steve and Mary Ann Burris Debra Head Cornerstones Performance Refinish Supply Constance Bussing Head’s Construction ($250 - $499) Gary and Julie Pfister Marie Bussing Eileen Heard David and Laura Alexander Jim and Janette Prickett Robert and Diana Carithers Charles and Billie Heckel Apex Engineering, PLLC David and Kim Rabideau Kate Carnahan Delores Hedeman Timothy Arnold James Rine Ron and Carol Cates Dixie Herendeen David Baehl Aileen Roberts Joanna Chang Andrew and Kathryn Hermann Daniel and Kim Hermann Linda Keller Ronald and Joan Pohl Michael Sutton Kenneth† Herr Gary and Mary Ann Kemper Martha Pokorney Jerry and Deanna Taylor James and Barbara Hevron Mark and Jackie Kennedy Marcia Poortenga Rebecca Thacker Carolyn Hileman Joan Kicklighter Harold and Joan Post John and Stacey Thomas Peter and Connie Hillenbrand Don and Jaylene Kiefer Steven and Janice Pugh Greg and Janet Thomas Hilltop Veterinary Services King Mechanical Specialty Dr. John and Mrs. Barbara Pulcini Noah and Lauren Thomas Keith Hinderliter Cindy Kluemper Henry Jon and Barbara Raben Oliver Thomas Pamela Hinkebein Daniel Knadler Mike and Julie Rabideau Douglas and Mary Thompson Marlene Hirsch Rev. Kenneth Knapp Mark and Robbie Rasure Carole Tiemann Dr. Leland and Mrs. Judith Hodoval William and Mary Knapp Sr. Mary Ruth Rault Michael and Linda Tiemann Jeff Henning and Knights of Columbus Nanda and Sridevi Ravipati Jim and Joyce Tolen Tricia Hollander Henning Kevin and Margaret Koch Patrick Rayburn Tri-State Bearing Company Dr. Tony E. Hood and Mrs. Jane Hood Allen and Lori Koester David Rector Gayle and Kathy Uebelhor Francis and M. Gertrude Howard Carol Koewler Marvin and Ruth Redman Lennie and Kay Underwood Kenneth Jackson, Jr. and Sheila Huff Lance Kollker Elvin and Joan Reed University of Southern Indiana David and Jean Hunt Kruckemeyer & Cohn Regency Property Services Laurel Vaughn Randall and Cynthia Hupfer Rose Kuhn Dr. Robert and Mrs. Paulette Reid Dr. and Mrs. Santi Vibul Laura Hurt Carolyn Kuhn Robert Reid Robert and Sharon Voight Delbert Bryant and Tamara Hust Tari Langford Robert and JoAnne Reinhardt Brian and Kristina Walker Chris and Alice Huus Ronald Lankford Kathryn Reitz Robert and Diana Walker Indiana Legal Services Leadership Everyone Jonathan and Lauri Reitz Sharon Walker Indiana University Alumni Dr. Matthew and Mrs. Karen† Lee Clifford and Karen Renschler Paul and Brenda Wallace - Chapter of Greater Evansville Merral Lewis, M.D. and Barbara Renshaw Brian and Janet Wandling Ronald and Judith Irvin Deena Laska-Lewis Mary R. Rexing Warrick Warriors 4-H Club J.E. Shekell Shannon Libbert Robert and Linda Rheinlander Stephan and Joyce Waters Patricia Jackson Line X of Evansville Sr. Barbara Riely John and Shirley Weber Michael Keating and Shelly James Judy Lopez Don and Joy Riggs Daniel and Anne Weidner Gil and Marcia Jochem Lower Ohio Valley Region Carolyn Ringham Kevin and Cynthia Weil Gregory and Brenda Johann John and Kathryn Lutz Richard and Deborah Robertson David and Susan† Weis Patrick and Paulette Johns Paul and Dorothy Lynch Scott Robling Leonard and Tonda Welte Paul Johnson Jeff and Kate Lyons Scott and Elizabeth Roll Erica Weyer Marilyn Jones Richard Mahrenholz Ron and Connie Romain Whirlpool Foundation Ellen Julian Marlan and Pat Maidlow Martin and Lisa Roth Loine White Kenneth Juncker Colleen Martin Dennis and Judy Rueger Shelley Will James and Dorothy Kahre James and Lois Martin Bob and Mary Lue Russler Jim and Karen Will Todd and Wilma Kain Diane Masterson Ron and Chris Ryan James and Linda Wilson Joe Theby and Christine Kavanaugh Mater Dei Provincialate Sabic Innovative Plastics Christopher and Gail Wolking Ray and Sushila Kedia Barbara Jo May Janet Samples Diane Worthington John and Susan Keil Donna Mayes Katie Sandefur Mark Wright Norine and Maurice† Keller Sheryl McBride Barbara Sanders Clare and Theodore† Ziemer McCutchanville Community Church Kat Sanders Seth and Scarlett Zirkle Deborah Meinert Dr. Zahid and Mrs. Bushra Saqib Pat Melchiors Al and Jackie Sartore Tony and Gretchen Melchiors Tadashi Sawamura Joseph and Julie Meyer James and Deborah Schade Mark and Deborah Meyer Anthony and Nieva Schapker Scott and Donna Milam Joann and Richard† Schechter Daniel Miller Ann Scheitlin Larry Miller Sherri Scheller Thomas and Patricia Miller Brian and Karen Schenk Charles Rice and Beverly Milligan-Rice Linda Schmitt Camilla and Jerome† Moeller Rev. Edward Schnur Karen Moll Steve and Kathy Schoettlin Mark and Rose Montrastelle Jack and Sue Schriber Mark Krahling and Allison Mooney Randall and Ann Schulz Donna Morrow Schwab Charitable Fund Robert and Cheryl Musgrave Jack and Marilyn Scurlock Cruise-In • April 28, 2019 George Myers Richard Seib Donald and Amy Neighbors Diana Seibert Dwight and Homer Nestrick Richard and Janice Seidehamel Groundbreakers ($1 - $99) Network for Good Beth Shelby Leonard and Carolyn Adams Stan and Dana Newingham Roger and Elizabeth Shinnerl Eugene and Rose Adler Anne Nicholson John and Virginia Shrode Juzar and Cynthia Ahmed Dennis and Madonna Niemeier Randy and Jeannine Shumate Teresa Ahrenholtz Andrew and Elyse Niemeier Mark Sitzman Martha Alldredge Kellie Noe Jennifer Smith Randy and Cheryl Alsman Luke Nordine Corinne Smith Phyllis Alspaugh Tom and Linda Norton Jim and Margie Smith Amazon Smile Lee and Becky Obenchain Rebecca Smyth Barbara Amlingmeyer Eric and Gina Obermeier Dr. Terry and Mrs. Karen South Helen Ancona Tim and Jill Oeding Southwestern Indiana Chapter of IFMA Kensey and Jenna Andrews Sharon Olson Jacki Spainhour Leo and Donna Anslinger Larry Osborne Peter and Susan Springhetti AT&T Indiana Dan and Laurie Overesch St. Joseph Catholic Church Mark and Deborah Atchison Larry and Carrie Owens St. Joseph Men’s Club Ronald and Beverly Attinger Ryan and Carrie Parmenter St. Lucas United Church of Christ Auto Body Supply Company Jack and Debra Pate St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Joyce Babillis Robert and Jackie Patten Quentin and Ann Stahl Susan Backes Jerlene Peach Michael Staley Lyndel and Jane Baggett Collynn Pearle John Stanley Diane Bahner Sr. Theresa Peck Richard and Barbara Steedman Dariel and Susan Baker Wayne and Sally Perkins Laurence and Judith Steenberg Amy Baker Jim and Lori Pierre Tom and Susanne Stein Darryl Baker Pistons Rhonda Stirsman Sonny and Lana Barkman Donald and Connie Pitzer Robert and Diane Suhrheinrich Larry and Sharon Barnes Lewis and Jeanette Plane Catherine Sullivan Jessica Barton Otters Night • July 12, 2019 Jacobsville Kickoff • May 14, 2019

DONATIONS = HOUSES Sandra Bass Robert and Marlene Coomer Karen Gardner Kevin and Carri Keating John and Diane Bassemier Barbara Cosgrove Russell and Ann Gerteisen Joan Keck Randall and Joan Bauer Richard and Emma Jean Couture Matthew and Jessica Gerth Kerry and Lisa Keck Frank Bauer Roy and Janice Cox Dennis and Roberta Gibbs Danny and Esther Kelley David and Gale Baumgart Kathy Cozart Mary Gibson Joseph Kendall Debra Baumgart Michael Croghan Keith and Julie Gibson James and Dorothy Kennada Mariann Baumgartner CrossPointe Trinity Church William and Linda Gilbert Steve and Susan Kercher Peggy Bee Terry Oates and Mary Culley Oates Martha Gilles Jay and Wilma Kerner Jonathan and Cindy Bell Jerry and Linda Cunningham Theodore and Rachelle Gore Cheryl Kerzan Catie Benthall Michele Current Lorraine Goulet James and Barbara Key John and Nancy Berendsen Barbara Daum and Julie Buse Richard and Patricia Grannan John Kiefer Edith Bergner Linda Deitchman Dick and Jackie Green Mary Kifer Rev. Don and Mrs. Jean Bernhardt Reno and Florence DeMuth Catherine Greulich Faye Kimsey Warren and Mary Deutsch Gaylen and Vicki Greve Steven and MeShia Kince Stephen and Janet Best Curt Diebrich and Katsiartna John and Rosalynn Griffith Joe and Shirley Kirby Bethel United Church of Christ Arustamava Wayne and Cynthia Griffith Kevin Kirk Jane Biggs Kelly and Linda Diefenbach Scott and Janet Groves Julie Kissinger Leslie Blackwell John and Juanita Diekmann Consolacion Grubstein Donald Kleinschmidt Paul and Lora Blaylock Randall and Shannon Dierlam David Gustafson Harvey and Carol Klenck Robert and Vicki Blemker Linda Doerflein Patricia Gwaltney John Knott Ronald and Brenda Bohannon Lockye Drone Randall Haaff Wanda Koch Shawnta Boles Donna Drone Mark and Jane Hackert Barbara Koewler James and Marilou Borries Therese Drone David Hall Michael Kolesar Adam Bosler Elizabeth Drury John and Elizabeth Hall Ronald and Eileen Korba Marguerite Bostick Lisa Duffey Larry and Carol Haller Wayne and Janet Korff Randy and Barbara Brack Gerald and Sarah Dunigan Lawrence and Cecelia Hamilton Michelle Korff David and Angela Braddam James and Kimberly Dunkelbarger Richard and Sandra Harrison Terry Krause Ernest and Mary Jane Bradley Laura Dunn Pamela Hartman Doris Krause Allen and Judy Bradley Larry and Joyce Durchholz Keri Hartz Steven and Emily Kuykendoll Alan and Catherine Bragin Joe and Patti Easley Charles and Marion Haskins Ray Lambert Jim Brahm and Kristine Powers Daniel and Elizabeth Effinger Gregory and Susie Head Lloyd and Denise Lamberton Diana Braun Sharon Effinger Dennis and Susan Heathcott Randy and Sarah Land Darrell and Sandie Braunsdorf Richard and Kathy Elliott Debra Hebbeler Daniel and Mary Lasher Judith Bretz Brian and Mandy Elpers Rebecca Heidorn Sherry Lawson Gordon and Phyllis Brinegar James and Kristie Elsner Gary and Mona Heil Dianne Lehman Gary and Mary Louise Brown Jo Ann and Frank Elsperman Dennis and Linda Hellenberg Louis and Laura Lehmann William and Laura Brown Thomas and Bernice Emge Heritage Federal Credit Union Jim and Evelyn LeMond Genevieve Brownell Laval and Diana Emmerson Cayce Hernandez Kay Lenfers Dorothy Bruce Sue Endicott Gary and Dianne Herrmann Mabelgene Lenfers Doug and Natalie Bueltel Samuel Endicott Grace Hert Larry and Nancy Lewis Jerry and Carla Bulger John Engelbrecht Brian Higgins and Beth McFadin Higgins Patricia Lewis Jerry and Anna Burdette Gary English Carol Higgs Crystal Libbert Gary and Maria Burdsall Sue Farrell Mary Jane Hirsch Charles and Rena Lilly Kenneth and Marilyn Burgdorf Kenneth and Wilma Fehd Matthew Hirsch Gary and Kathy Lindauer Jason and Jennifer Burgess Ray and Sarah Feller Benny and Katie Hoehn Stan and Lori Lindauer Gary Burk Aaron and Sarah Field Patricia Holcomb Barbara Litschgi Andrew and Renae Burns Matthew and Suzanne Finn Albert Holtz, Jr. Kimberly Lively Rev. Brian and Mrs. Karen Buschkill Mary Susan Fishman Dan and Rosemarie Horstman Barbara Lodato Bill and Suzie Byers Rosanna and Kenneth Fitts Rev. Kirk Horstmeyer Barbara Lucas James and Justine Cameron Sarah Flach D. Stephen and Leanne Hudson John and Jane Luigs Jenny Campbell Gregory Flamm Barton and Marlene Huffaker Joan Lutz Chris and Carolyn Campbell Joseph Flauto Adolph and Margaret Hurm Gerald and Darlene Madden Terry and Sharon Carlton Skylar and Sondra Floyd Diane Igleheart Madisonville Hopkins County Shasta Carr Larry and Debbie Folz James and Mary Lynn Isaacs Economic Dev. Corp. Paul Carson Tom and Delores Folz Lynn Isvik Wilbur and Helen Manchette Roger and Georgia Chapman Nelson and Cecilia Ford Linda Jacobs William Mangold Brandon Charlton Barbara Forrester Jim and Rebecca Jerls Harold and Iris Mann Carol Christian Susan Fox Jerald and Susan Jindrich Bryan and Yvonne Mans Terrance and Brenda Chronert Steve and Jennifer Fox Arthur and Ann Johnson Cathy Martin Debra and John Clark Evelyn France Patricia Johnson George and Eileen Martin Karen Clark Greg and Sue Franzke John and Yvonne Johnson Russell Mason John and Diane Claybon Rick and Pam Franzke Patricia Johnson Barbara Matzigkeit James and Carol Claybourn Ralph and Alana Frasier Diane Jonen Marcia Mauer Margaret Clem Ellen Frederick Alice Jones Paul and Judy Maurer John and Joan Cline John and Mary Freeman David Julian Charles and Sonya Mauzey Mary Ellen Coates Michael and Donna French Brent and Sandy Junge Aaron and Melissa May Kerry Coates Mary and Steve Fuelling Elizabeth Kalb Bernie and Jenny Mayer Kay Conder Tony Funke and Bonnie Reising Funke Karen Katafiasz Andrew and Lacey McCammack Glenn and Julie Conley Leonard Gansman, Jr. Richard and Donna Kavanaugh Kim McCormick Jacobsville Kickoff • May 14, 2019 500th home dedication • December 20, 2018

BUILT = LIVES CHANGED Robert McCracken Dwan and Kimberly Redding Tom and Laura Sommerfield Raymond Werner and Dan and Judy McEver Robert Redman Irene Sorenson Susan Lasher Werner Michael McGregor Stephen and Janet Reidford Anthony and Doretha Spahn Michele and John Whitaker Terry and Mary McKee Kim Reis Francis Spahn Gina White Jean Mehrle Tom and Sue Renier Tracy Sparks Jamie Wicks Steve and Donna Meitner Robert and Linda Renock St. Philip Catholic Church Jeffrey and Michele Wildeman Menage Lore Club Nancy Renschler Alan and Deborah Stabenfeldt Gerald Wildeman Kristy Mesker Gary and Barbara Rexing John Stanfield Kevin and Angela Wildeman Kenny and Jeanne Mesker Janet Rice State Employees’ Community Campaign Ruth Will Don Metzler Gary and Terri Riggs Donald and Betty Steckler Earl and Rosalee Will Curtis and Dixie Miles Julie Rinehart E. Regan Stein Mallorie Will Brent and Teresa Miller Alan and Sharon Ripplemeier Mary and Bryan Stephens Karin Willett Marilyn Miller Alan and Vicki Rister Audrey Stoner Georgia Williams Lynn Miller-Pease Glenna Ritter Russell and Dorothy Stratman Kalyn Williams Judith Mills David and Ruth Ritter Curtis and JoAnna Stratman Michaelle Williams Cynthia Mills Gail Robb Judy Streetman Rebecca Williamson Jim Mills Kenneth and Melinda Robbins Marvin and Beverly Sunderman Stephen and Sharon Willis Mary Minnear Bryan and Christine Roemke Edward and Shirley Swan Aaron and Lacy Wilson Paul and Erma Mitchell Doris Rogers Sara Sweetwood Brian and Amanda Wilson Mary Moll Martha Rohlfer Nancy Synowiec Janet Wilson Kenneth and Constance Montgomery Doris Rohlfer Barry and Kim Tanner Ronald Winter G. Thomas Moor and Veronica Reis Dick and Connie Rosin Target Store Lino and Pam Wiseman John and Gail Moran Eric and Margaret Russ Terry and Colleen Taylor Carol Witmeier Michael and Vicki Moran Barry and Jane Russell Tanya Taylor Jeffrey and Patricia Wittgen Joe Morber Patrick and Cathy Russell Christopher and Tami Tenbarge Sam and Connie Woehler Todd and Stephanie Morgan Jerry and Susan Rutledge Joe and Ann Tepool Sue Woehler Don and Susan Mosbey Nita Ruxer Kenneth Thacker Cherie Wood Estella Moss Saipro Jerry and Charlotte Thomas Larry and Joyce Woodward Thomas and Elizabeth Ann Murray Ann Sandberg Amie Thomas Susan and Russell† Woosley Daniel and Ann Nalin Elizabeth Saum Joyce Thomas James and Sylvia Worman Donald and Joann Neidig Paula Schaaf Jeffery and Connie Thomas Betty Worthington George and Peggy Neireiter Mark and Lori Schabow Ethel Thomas Wortman LTD Ricki and Kerry Newman Glen and Mary Schabow Samuel and Beth Thompson Peiyu Wu Raymond Newnum Leon and Chris Schabow Jim and Margie Tomes Philip and Sherilyn Wuertz William and Rebecca Nimnicht Bob and Wanda Schabow Francis and Mary Tomlinson Robert and Linda Wylie Russell and Jane Norris Brian and Kristine Schabow Topeka Community Foundation Kathleen Yellig David and Carol Nurrenbern Jean Schabow-Karwieck Jon and Maureen Tornatta Tim and Tammy Zeller Edna O’Daniel Mark and Susan Schaefer Richard and Joy Tredway Mike and Julie Zimmer Paul and Deanna Odney Henry Schapker Stephanie Tremont John Ohern Thomas and Janet Scharf Julie Turner † Denotes those who have passed Sue O’Neal John Scheer Charles Ubelhor William Osborn Danny and Samantha Schembre Donald† Uhde Gary and Cathy Osborne Taylor Scherzer Natalie Unmuth-Heiman Outboard Boating Club of Evansville Kevin and Amber Schiff Melissa Vandeveer Anna and Dewayne Outlaw Amanda Schisler Martha Vanstone Donald and Sandy Pace Brian and Joyce Schmitt Charlotte Verga Christine Panayides Ralph and Carol Schmitt Theresa Vetter Nina Lee Parker James W. Schmitt Pam Wade Thank Steve and Jackie Parker Cale and Rachael Schnaus Jim and Joyce Wagner Andrew Paul Schnuck’s Patrick and Kristi Wahl Deborah Paul Gerald and Phyllis Schreiber Joseph and Christy Walker Randall and Shirley Peach Brian and Ann Schuessler Richard Wambach Larry and Carol Peckenpaugh Betty Schuessler Aggie Waninger You! Kevin and Ann Pendley Roberta Schweizer Stephen and Marilyn Ward Kevin and Kelly Pennington Joan Scott Scott Ward Dennis and Pamela Pepper Betty Seger Kathryn Waters Judy Pereboom John and Cindy Shea Patrick Wathen Jon and Jane Perkins Ella Shelton Ron and Rosemary Watson Harrison Peyton Maureen Shepherd Martha Weatherford David and Carolyn Pfettscher Margaret Shidler Barb Weber Arthur and Maureen Plate John and Mary Siemers Joseph Weber and John and Linda Polin Catherine Siemers Kathleen Wilson Weber George Postletheweight John and Cynthia Sieracki Bob and Sue Webster Joyce Poulson Mark and Margaret Singer Mark and Jane Weinzapfel Premiere Tan Beth Skeels Greg and Julie Weinzapfel Thomas Preske John and Rebecca Smither Aaron Weis Dr. Ronda Priest Elisa A. Snyder Arthur and Mary Weiss Nancy Proctor Donald and Breeze Sobek Al and Pat Welsh Thomas and Judy Quanty Richard and Diana Soellner Ken and Janet Wempe Beth Ann Folz Executive Director ASK OUR TEAM [email protected]

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