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G O D 'S Portiond 40th Anniversary ORTIO P N ’S D D A O Y G Notre Dame B U A R L O W I N G T O N , I March 23, 2019 WE MAKE OUTDOOR DREAMS A REALITY. 319.850.8621 OR [email protected] Proud Supporter of Burlington Notre Dame Hello and Welcome to Notre Dame and God’s Portion Day, It is a great honor to welcome you to Notre Dame and this year’s 40th Annual God’s Portion Day. I remember the first GPD when the students were divided up into two groups, Tony's Tigers and Brady's Bunch. Now, forty years later, this great event is still going on. This is such an important day for our school and our community. I want to thank you for being here and giving your support today and everyday throughout the year. It is because of you that we are able to provide a faith-based education to so many students in our area. We have seen so many great things over the last year. Our students continue to impress us. Our academic successes continue as well as our students’ success in athletics and the fine arts areas. Our students leave us ready to face the world with a foundation in Faith and academic excellence that has been the Notre Dame way for over sixty years. Bill Maupin, Principal Dear Supporters of Notre Dame, What a great day as we come together for “God’s Portion Day”. This will be a time for fun and laughter, food and drink, and catching up with “old friends”. It is because of people like you and your generous support that Notre Dame is as strong as it is today. For this we are truly grateful and blessed. All of us should be proud of our students' accomplishments, and we feel extremely blessed to be able to share in the great ministry that is being done through the administration, teachers, staff, and volunteers at Notre Dame. If you are able to come to Mass here at the School or any time our students share their talents and gifts you will be truly amazed by the energy and vitality made present by the students. It is our hope that we realize how truly blessed we are to have Notre Dame Catholic School in our community to teach our children in the ways of faith. That is our primary reason for being here – and without your generous support, we would not be able to do that. Please be assured of our prayers for you. St. Paul in his letter to the Romans says: “First, I give thanks to my God through Jesus Christ for all of you, because your faith is heralded throughout the world….” Our students go out of Notre Dame prepared to face the world because of the foundation in faith we are able to give them. We thank you again for your generous support of Burlington Notre Dame. With this support, we will make a lasting difference in the lives of our students, families and community. May God bless you and your family and our school abundantly, today and always! Fr. Marty Goetz Fr. Dan Dorau Deacon Bob Glaser To all the volunteers, sponsors, businesses, families, alums, parishioners and staff thank you for making the 40th Annual God’s Portion Day possible! We have listed the items by hours, hopefully, giving you an idea when an item will be auctioned. The items may not necessarily be auctioned in the exact order that they appear in the book, but within the hour in which they are listed. We will do our best to stay on schedule, but some items may take longer to auction than others. There is an addendum page for items which were donated after the book went to print. Food and beverage items will be spontaneously auctioned throughout the day. We want to thank everyone who contributed so generously to this year’s auction. We have tried not to omit any person, business or donation. If any donation was omitted, we sincerely apologize. Please remember all the individuals, families, organizations and businesses who generously gave to God’s Portion Day. If you purchase a certificate for services or products, please be aware of the stated parameters. Please use your certificate for the number of people or events intended before the expiration date. Items and certificates are not redeemable for cash. Notre Dame Foundation Board Shane Hunold, President Todd Ackerman Non-voting members K.C. Fleming, Vice-President Terri Dowell Bill Maupin Mike Dick, Treasurer Tom Johanns Fr. Marty Goetz Lindsay Knudson, Secretary Susan Reid Val Giannettino Josh Schier Sue Sorensen Charles L. Walsh Notre Dame School Board Mark Knutsen, President Kerri Ackerman Ex-officio members: Chris Kipp, Vice-President Fr. Dan Dorau Bill Maupin Larry Rheinschmidt, Treasurer Fr. Marty Goetz Judi Simon Deb Trine (ex-officio), Secretary Aaron Engberg Val Giannettino Jennifer Neumann Cease Cady Teacher Representatives: Nita Carlson & Jon Riffel 2019 SILENT AUCTION We have so many amazing items this year! There are 4 sections available and they will be closing at various times throughout the day. All items are available to bid on. SECTION A – Closes at 1:00 P.M. SECTION B – Closes at 3:00 P.M. SECTION C – Closes at 5:00 P.M. SECTION D - Closes at 7:00 P.M. Special Thank You to our Notre Dame Family, Faculty and Staff Bill Maupin, Principal Judi Simon, Assistant Principal Elementary Staff Preschool/Daycare High School Staff Bridget Allman Leigh Ann Tillo Rosa Bailey Kristine Becks Alex Mumma Sarah Bogart Miranda Davidson Kerry Hopper Clair Bohlen Zach Evans Barb Rich Amanda Brent Lana Hammel Associates Nita Carlson Kim Hedges Ellen Power April Hamma Joshua Hopper Binda Knutsen Josh Heitman Tracee Jones Lisa Smith Joshua Hopper Becky Moran Kay Eaton Tracee Jones Heidi Pflum Other Corey Lamm Crystal Poindexter Ross Hopper Lee Lundvall Angie Prottsman Tricia Boecker Mary Jo Miller Jon Riffel Tony Stodt Travis Pilch Trever Shores Paula Kent Bill Plein Sharon Sommerfelt Kathy House Angie Prottsman Holly Taeger Megan Kemp Denise Seitz Associates Rosetta Bright Trever Shores Barb Stevens Religious Ed Susan Tjaden Secretary Cease Cady Susan Veach Carol Abel Ellen Fencl Esther Waterman Counselor Registrar Secretary Mary Hogg Mitty Billups Jeanne Ertz Michelle Wilson Administration Business Office Development Office Bill Maupin Deb Trine Val Giannettino Judi Simon Mary Ann Gall Christine Horne Thank you to our event and activity sponsors! Arctic Glacier Inc. John Korschgen State Farm Insurance Clear Falls Bottled Water Knights of Columbus Deery Brothers Drs. Dan & Sarah Sliwinski, Midwest Eye Clinic Dravis Auto & Truck Inc. Pritchard Broadcasting Floyd’s EZ Way Prugh-Thielen Funeral Home Flynn & Boyle Furniture City PZAZZ/Fun City Great River Health Fitness Refreshment Services-Pepsi Great Western Bank Talk Radio KCPS AM1150 Hunold Insurance Titan Broadcasting Kempker’s TrueValue Two Rivers Bank & Trust Culligan of Burlington THANK YOU to so many volunteers who helped make this event come to life and for your wonderful support of Burlington Notre Dame Catholic School. Today’s auctioneers generously donated their services and we appreciate their support. Noon - 1 P.M. Sam Jennison 1 P.M. - 3 P.M. Vince King 3 P.M. - 5 P.M. Rod Crowner 5 P.M. – END Olivia Hoenig BUCKET AUCTION GRAND PRIZE- Great River Health Fitness Package 6 month membership for 2 people includes the use of the gym, track, pool and participation in all of the land and aquatic group exercise classes. Also includes (4) 30-minute climbing tower passes, (4) personal training sessions with a certified trainer. Total Value $610.00 Donated by Great River Health and Fitness **Winner will be drawn at 7PM** Get more information Call 319-768-4191. BALLOON AUCTION GRAND PRIZE- Hot Air Balloon Ride for two! Enjoy a 45-60 minute balloon ride just after sunrise, or before dusk with your own commercial Hot Air Balloon Pilot. The Pilot will bring the Balloon to Burlington for your flight. After the flight enjoy a special champagne ceremony. Up Up and Away you go! Donated by Prugh Funeral Service **Winner will be drawn at 7PM** ROCKIN’ ROYALTY! GRAND PRIZE- Best Home Furnishings Swivel Rocker Take a break from the bleachers and chairs and enjoy the best seat in the house! Bid on this every hour from Noon – 6 P.M. and enjoy the comfort of home with drinks and snacks provided. When you win the bid, your name will be entered into a drawing to win the chair at the end of the day. Donated by Flynn & Boyle’s Furniture City **Winner will be drawn at 7PM** The Marla chair has the air of timelessness that will follow your family through generations. And with hardwood frame construction, reversible and resilient seat cushions, this is a chair that will look just as great as time passes. The gently rounded back and delicately rolled arms accent the innocence of the button-tufted back. The whisper smooth swivel rocker is an ideal comfort motion. With 700 fabric covers to choose from, you can play up the gentler side with soft colors, or bring out the warm comfort with deeper hues. Add the matching ottoman to relax with your feet up At 7:00 P.M. the (7) people with the winning bids on the balloons, buckets and rockers, will be asked to gather in front of the auctioneer. Sealed envelopes will be given to all the winners. One person will get the “WINNING” envelope for the Balloon Ride, Fitness Package and the Royalty Swivel Rocker. **MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN TO WIN BUCKET, HAT, AND RECLINER AUCTIONS** 52 CARD CLEAN-UP! GRAND PRIZE – Dyson V8 Absolute Cordless Stick Vacuum Cord-Free.
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