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THE RUDD FILE Center Grove NAME: gymnastics and track Jordyn Rudd and field but gave up News Quiz HIGH SCHOOL: those sports to focus Words words on softball COLLEGE PLANS: How well do you know your YEAR: Junior Verbally committed Center Grove community? SPORT: Softball to continue softball Test your current event career at Northwestern POSITION: Catcher University knowledge each month EXPERIENCE: with a little Q&A! Three-year FAVORITE TV SHOW: varsity starter Grey’s Anatomy FAVORITE MOVIE: Tried & True Alehouse owner ATHLETIC BACKGROUND: Laura Gladish said it had been Begin playing Benchwarmers 1 her husband’s dream for more than softball at age 9; PARENTS: formerly competed in James & Michele Rudd 30 years to own, a what? Jordyn Rudd. Submitted photo ❏ A. Brew pub ❏ B. Restaurant ❏ C. Cleaning Business Athlete of the Month ❏ D. Greenhouse Center Grove Middle School Jordyn Rudd 2 Central teacher Andrea McCoy was named Teacher of the Year by the By Rick Morwick The top slugger in a lineup packed with state championship as their sole objective. corporation. What does she teach? firepower, she is hitting an astonishing “We’ve got a good chance of reaching Some teams talk about state champion- ❏ A. English .696 with team-high totals of 10 home state, and I think we can do it as long as ships, and others dream about them. ❏ B. Science runs and 29 RBIs. She also has two doubles we keep working,” Rudd said. “Our confi- Not so for the Center Grove softball ❏ C. Special Education and, as a result of her dynamic junior sea- dence level is high right now. We just want team. The Trojans neither talk nor dream ❏ D. Physical Education son, has a career batting average above to keep working and getting better. That’s about state titles. 500 and 20 career home runs. our goal right now. They expect them. How many meals A Northwestern University recruit who “We believe we can win every game as “Our goal every year is for state,” said did Mount Pleasant verbally committed as a freshman, Rudd long as we all work together and just keep 3 Jordyn Rudd, a junior catcher who speaks Christian Church intend to attributes her production to a simple the confidence up and our energy up.” from experience. pack during its Change the source: dedication. Center Grove has been to the state One of the state’s, if not the nation’s, World meal packing event? “I work a lot outside of practice and finals an IHSAA-record 12 times and top high school players, Rudd helped with the team,” she said. “I work a lot on reached the championship game a record ❏ A. 500 ❏ B. 3,000 lead the Trojans to their IHSAA state-re- my technique, and it’s paying off. My goal 10 times. Of their six championships, five ❏ C. 400,000 ❏ D. 1 million cord sixth state championship in 2015. is just to go out there and hit the ball and have come under the leadership of 26th- She was only a freshman. move runners around for my team, we all year head coach Russ Milligan, the win- The Jasperstrong Shootout Today, Rudd is a junior and well-steeped take part in that, too… We all work on our ningest softball coach state history. 4 Cancer basketball event held in the Trojans’ sterling state championship hitting just to be better for the team.” In light of that legacy, it’s easy to un- in April was to benefit 6th grader tradition. And if they accomplish their mis- Collectively, the Trojans are hitting a derstand why the Trojans don’t talk about Jasper Lenglade. Who did Jasper say sion of winning a seventh this spring, suffice staggering .433 and have scored 150 runs championships. They go about the busi- he was excited to watch play it to say Rudd will be a major reason why. in 14 games. Little wonder they are, again, ness of winning them. in the tournament? A three-year starter who put up stun- poised for a run for the Class 4A state “That’s our goal every year,” Rudd said. ❏ ning stats her first two seasons, she is pro- A. The high school championship. They are ranked No. 3 in “Milligan wants to win state, but we also ducing Star Wars numbers this campaign. principal the 4A state poll and have set the winning want to. We’re doing it for our whole team.” ❏ B. The Chick-fil-A cow ❏ C. Organizer Olivia Wright ❏ D. His dad

VFW and American Legion 5 Posts of Johnson County will host a Biscuits & Gravy Breakfast on Memorial Day, 7:30 - 10:30 a.m., to benefit the Johnson County 317-887-0800 Community ______Fund. ❏ A. Veterans ❏ B. Van CENTER GROVE ❏ C. Senior ❏ D. Access

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LEADING AND COMMUNICATING ACROSS GENERATIONS An Access Johnson County van. Photo courtesy of Access Johnson Co. Facebook Provide a ride Understand the science of generational differences and Johnson County VFWs, Legions raise money with how people can differ along Biscuits & Gravy Breakfast, for disabled veteran transportation generational lines. Diagnose FEATURE By Nicole Davis May, with funds managed by the Johnson your own generational County Community Foundation. Veterans For 12 years now, VFW can request transport to the grocery store, worldview and learn best and American Legion Posts of Johnson pharmacy, doctor’s office, Johnson Coun- County have partnered to provide a Bis- practices to communicate and ty Memorial Hospital, Community South cuits & Gravy Breakfast, in support of a Hospital or a nursing home. They must call lead across generational divides. cause that helps disabled veterans in John- Access Johnson County, (317) 738-5523, 48 son County stay healthy. hours in advance. The van service is avail- This year’s breakfast, on Memorial weekend, able Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to May 27, 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. at the New Whiteland Franklin College Dietz Center 7:30 p.m. Last quarter, the program helped VFW Post #6978, will accept donations of $3 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH take 91 people to different appointments. to $5 per meal. This will benefit the Johnson “The western part of Johnson County, the 9 A.M. - NOON County Community Van Fund at the Johnson vets in Center Grove, Bargersville, Ninevah, County Community Foundation, which pro- we have a harder time reaching those peo- $49.00 per person - LJC and FC alumni, vides transportation to local veterans. ple,” Kappes said. “All veterans in Johnson Franklin and Greenwood Chamber members “For 12 years now, (the Greenwood) Bob County need to realize we have services for Evans has been donating the biscuits & gravy,” them... Our motto is veterans helping veter- $59.00 per person - General public said Virgil Kappes, coordinator for the county ans. We’re just trying to help them maintain van service. “Brenda Irwin, the manager, has a good standard of medical healthcare.” supported us the last 12 years. The money we Kappes said he encourages anyone with in- raise for our vans, we can’t thank the service terest in the program to join them on Memorial organizations enough: three American Le- Day and learn how it benefits the community. gions, two VFWs, plus Eagles and Elks.” “It’s the thanks you get from the veter- The Disabled Veterans Transportation Fund ans,” he said. “There’s a veteran in Bargers- began 15 years ago, in partnership with Ac- ville. I pick him up to take him to meet- cess Johnson County, transporting disabled ings. He’s living alone. He has cancer in the veterans to VA clinics. Veterans must call 24 throat. No one is there to monitor him. One hours in advance of their appointment and day I won’t be able to drive and someone Access Johnson County will pick them up at will have to help me out.” their home and take them to and from the VA clinic. This fund has taken more than 15,700 patients to the VA since its inception. “Over the years, we found out we were PRESENTED BY running into a problem of veterans not going to the VA, not having transporta- Dr. Carolyn Goerner tion, too old to drive,” Kappes said. “So we IU Kelly School of Business started the Johnson County Veterans Van 12th Annual Biscuits Clinical Professor of Management & Entrepreneurship Fund. This was started by Access. We will & Gravy Breakfast pick them up and take them to the stores, May 27 • 7:30-10:30 a.m. banks, any medical needs. The biggest need https://franklincollege-ubsru.formstack.com/ we found our veterans have is when their New Whiteland VFW Post #6978 forms/leading_and_communicating_2017 spouse is in the nursing home. They aren’t 215 US 31, Whiteland driving and don’t know how to get there.” Questions? [email protected] $3-5 donation Kappes said the Johnson County Com- munity Van Fund began a year ago last INFO: (317) 535-4041 May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON COMMUNITY myICON.info 5

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"Proud to partner with Students gather at the Center Grove High School library in the early 2000s. Could they be CGHS as the award sponsor discussing a senior prank?. Submitted Photo for this year’s Top 20 Banquet. Congratulations and best wishes for your future success!" Waterfall of a senior prank – at Center Grove High School

By Jeff Beck Bargersville seniors decided as a prank to connect garden hoses and Center Grove senior boys always attach them to the water outlet of a seemed to have some type of prank CG Ed Foundation home near the tower. Seniors waited near graduation: from a live rooster @CGEdFoundation until the marshal fell asleep, turned which was turned loose in the office posted on March 4 on the water and created an upward of the high school principal who was stream falling on marshal’s vehicle said to be afraid of chickens, to the simulating the tower being full. The story I am sharing. marshal as protocol hurriedly returned The town of Waterloo is located to Smith Valley to shut off the pump. south of Center Grove High School, Town residents were complaining one mile on Morgantown Road. Res- of no water or very little pressure idents probably know the area best for two days to the town of Bargers- as the former Don’s Garage at the in- ville officials. The prank was finally tersection of Smokey Row Road and discovered when the seniors’ par- Morgantown Road. Don’s Garage ents came to Selch’s hardware store was purchased from Joe Duncan to buy garden hoses as theirs had with its original owner being the disappeared. The seniors went on to Pennington family. graduate, as no harm was done to The business still operates, serving the school or its property. the community. I have no knowledge of how com- South of the intersection used to munity received name of “Waterloo.” be an old water tower owned by Barg- Talking with senior members of the ersville Utilities. This water tower has community, they cannot recall this since been razed. information. I would happy to learn The Bargersville town marshal was USE THIS COUPON how the community obtained its responsible for turning on the water FOR THE name; let me know if you can help. America’s only pump each evening near Smith Val- BIGGEST DISCOUNTS, GO ONLINE. Please remember to date and sign launched wing coaster, ley Road and State Road 37 to fill the NEW! back of your photos, family and histo- tower. Town marshal, Chelsea Doty, the #1 wooden coaster ry buffs will appreciate your kindness. PICK YOUR PRICE was said to park her police vehicle CALENDAR! in the nation, and under the water tower overflow pipe, Exclusively at HolidayWorld.com/SAVE the 2 longest water taking a short nap while the tow- Jeff Beck is a lifelong Bargersville USE PROMO CODE: DISCOUNT853 coasters in the world. er was filled. Once filled, the water resident who has a passion for the For reals. came out, overflowing on the police history of the Center Grove area. He OR SAVE AT THE FRONT GATE. car. The marshal returned promptly has authored the books, Bargersville GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS 2 WORLD-CLASS and Center Grove: Unveiling the Past. Save $6 in May | Save $4 in June to the Smith Valley Road pumping Save $2 in July & August PARKS. 1 LOW PRICE. station to turn off the pump power. *853* GUEST-UNDER-54”/ SENIOR (AGE 60+) ADMISSION FREE SOFT DRINKS! #853 Save $2 All Season FREE PARKING! One coupon valid for up to 8 discounts. No double discounts. Expires Sept. 16, 2017. FREE SUNSCREEN! May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON 6 myICON.info COMMUNITY

Dave Bowers shows off the trophies that were awarded at the 2016 Midwest Battle of the Champions in April. Right, Bethany and Dave Bowers. Submitted Photos

feel, big stage, big lights. There were 37 best poser, best conditioning, most mus- guys in my class. I got 12th. From there, it cular and best new competitor award.” dug into me, passion wise.” The first Midwest Battle of the Cham- His goal was to return to that regional pions that Dave hosted had 112 ath- show, Beverly International in Kentucky, and letes participate. This April, the show win. He did just that in 2011. Since he start- had 153 athletes. ed his competitive bodybuilding journey in “The talent was insane,” Dave said. 2005, he has won 13 class and overall titles, The show is structured into three JUST KEEP including being named Mr. Indiana in 2016. parts: judging in the morning, an eve- Working full-time as a sales manager ning show and then finals, where the R/VP for Road Runner Freight, serving participants show off for the audience the company’s eastern U.S. sales territory, and the awards are presented. Dave Dave spends much of his time traveling. said his family comes from Cincinnati to Dave competes every other year. He’s help with the event, supporting his ef- in an off season currently, still training forts by wearing ‘Team Bowers’ shirts. five days a week. He trains six to seven The next show, the 2017 NPC Indiana BUILDING days a week during competition season. State Championships, will take place Aug. With his busy schedule, it’s not the physi- 12 at the Egyptian Room in the Murat Center Grove bodybuilder Dave Bowers to host cal training that’s tough. It’s dietary. He Theater. There will be a free posing clinic NPC’s Indiana State Championship preps all of his food. While traveling for for competitors on Aug. 5. Those inter- work, the hotels need to have a kitchen ested can find the registration form at so he can cook. He says his family is sup- davebowersproductions.com. By Nicole Davis tering into the Marine Corps at 17 years portive and helps him with the meal prep, Recently, Dave announced that Indiana COVER STORY old. There, he had a commanding officer packing and more. He and his wife of 15 will have its own International Federa- When you make who was a bodybuilder. years, Bethany, have four children. tion of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) short-term goals in the fitness realm, they “I picked up lifting, wanting to emulate Dave has served as a judge for the Na- Indy Pro show next year, March 31, 2018. just keep growing. For Center Grove resi- him, with zero thought of being a body- tional Physique Committee (NPC) in Indi- The show, a worldwide qualifier, will dent Dave Bowers, it started with a goal builder,” Dave said. ana for nearly five years now. Last year, he have Men’s Open Bodybuilding class, 212 to win a city bodybuilding show. Once he was out of the Marines, re- decided to become a promoter, hosting Bodybuilding and Bikini class and will Then he figured he was good enough turning home to Cincinnati, he met some two of NPC’s nine shows in Indiana: Mid- continue to add other divisions as the for a state show, then regional, then na- bodybuilders at the gym. One of the men west Battle of the Champions and the In- show grows. This makes Dave the seventh tional. He has gotten to the top five at the invited him to a bodybuilding show. Dave diana State Championships. These shows North American promoter for open body NPC Junior USA national competition. He at first said no, but eventually went to are national qualifiers. The first show he building and 212 body building. started judging these shows profession- watch the Mr. Ohio show, and left think- promoted was in April of 2016. As for his own competitive side, Dave will ally, still competes, and now he’s hosting ing he would give it a try. He prepped for As a promoter, Dave said he likes to use compete again in 2018. He intends to go to and promoting his own shows, too. a year before competing in Mr. Cincinnati. his own history and experiences and in- the 2018 AAU North American competition. “I feel like I owe this sport everything,” “I won every class I was in: novice, over- corporate the best parts into the shows. At his own fall show, he plans to guest pose. he said. “The discipline the sport gives all junior and overall competitor,” he said. “I’m building the show I’ve always “I’m looking to amp it up next year,” you, you pull that into other realms of “A week later, I did a regional show and dreamed of being involved in, taking he said, later continuing: “But at the your life: family and business. I wouldn’t got whooped. The Cincinnati show was a segments of my previous bodybuilding end of the day, if I was to quit this be as successful as I am today if it wasn’t high school show with small, tiny feel. The competitions to make it special for the sport of bodybuilding which will never for bodybuilding.” Beverly International show was big-time athletes,” he said. “I have specialty awards: happen, I’m happy.” Dave grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, en- May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON COMMUNITY myICON.info 7

Getting to know Brooke ...

What’s some advice you wish someone had given you when you were younger? Stay young and don’t grow up too quickly. Enjoy the journey. Make mistakes but learn from them. Appreciate the little moments. Smile and find something positive to reflect on every single day. Happiness is a choice. Live with no regrets. Follow your dreams and let no one stop you. Your dreams and passions are Your calling. Never ever give up. If you never give up- you can never be beaten. Get out of your comfort zone. Try something new. Allow yourself to grow, evolve, transform. You have one chance at this thing called life. Get the most out of it. Brooke Van Paris won the Figure Class B at her first-ever bodybuilding show. Submitted photos In your school-age years, is there a person who had a significant impact on you? Who and why? Another day, another challenge My dad. My dad always wanted a boy and well, by the third girl... my parents were Center Grove alumnus Brooke Van Paris competes pretty much done. So, I did all the sports. Dad coached me in softball and basketball in her first-ever bodybuilding show for eight years! I definitely was the tomboy of the sisters! When I was in fourth grade, By Nicole Davis She returned to Center Grove at the end of Van Paris competed in both the open and my dad was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma Stage 2B and it was wrapped WHERE ARE January, 2017. She had begun training for novice class - class B for anyone taller than 5’7. If the challenge is call- around his Aorta. At a young age, I learned THEY NOW her first-ever bodybuilding show after the “My group of girls was awesome,” she ing, Center Grove resi- how quickly you can lose someone you love OCR World Championship in October. said. “Everyone was there to have fun and dent Brooke Van Paris will step up to it. This and I got lucky - my dad was a fighter. Dad Training for a show takes a lot of time and support each other.” time, that challenge was personal - her first owned - and still owns his own business. dedication, Van Paris explained, carefully Between shows, Van Paris went with her He is a CPA and even during his chemo bodybuilding competition. She competed monitoring what you eat, how you eat, which family to Scotty’s Brewhouse, where she treatments he continued to work 16 hour in the Midwest Battle of the Champions in exercises to do and when, and learning how could finally order anything off the menu days to provide for our family. And he beat April and won in her Figure class. to pose for once she finally got on stage. that she desired, and recalls the best burger cancer! That fight in him taught me how to Van Paris is a Center Grove High School “A lot of people don’t realize what goes on a pretzel bun that she will never forget. fight. My mental fortitude- comes from him. graduate. On Oct. 29, 2009, her sophomore into it. It gets tough. You’re the person who After, they returned to the Murat Theater year at IU, she was leaving class and was What do you do in your free time? keeps yourself accountable. It’s very mental,” where the show was being held. involved in a head-on car accident. Her car In my free time from work, bodybuilding, she said. “One of the hardest parts for me, “Every person in the novice group, you obstacle course racing - I love to hike and spun around twice, with the engine coming as a female, is when you get a certain body go out by yourself, do your turns and line take my dogs on walks. I love trail running. through the car, trapping her inside. Van Paris fat percentage. I started at 137 pounds, 17 up on the side,” Van Paris said. “They call the I pretty much live at the gym and should wore a cast going from her fingertips to her percent body fat. When I hit stage, I was top five back out. They call fifth, fourth, third probably put in for my change of address elbows, on both arms, for two years. She still 148 pounds and seven percent body fat. and I’m standing there like please don’t call soon so my mail goes there! I faithfully am graduated college in four and a half years. there 7 days a week, sometimes two times For women, your essential fats, the lowest my number yet. They call second place and She ran her first obstacle course race in a day. I really love biking the Cultural women should be is 10-13 percent. So when it was overwhelming because they hadn’t October of 2014, an easy three-mile course Trail and Monon Trail. I run the Canal you get under that, things start happening called my number. I realized I had won the with homemade obstacles. Through the Downtown a lot and train by running the to your body that are under your control. show for the novice Class B division. I had next 12 months, Van Paris ran 48 obstacle stairs at the War Memorial. I really enjoy Your hormone levels are out of whack. You so many tears. All of my hard work, blood, reading and doing puzzles (yes I’m 27 course races. She represented the U.S., for get emotional all the time. I started hav- sweat, tears, early mornings and hardships going on 70). Live music is a huge love of her first time, at the Obstacle Course Racing ing hot flashes. When I would go to take my from the last eight months had all been ac- mine- any and all types. World Championships in October 2015. dogs out, I would have three sweatshirts, two knowledged. It was a good feeling.” In 2016, Van Paris was chosen out of 6,500 What are some goals you’d like coats, three pairs of sweatpants. But the most Van Paris came in second in the Open Fig- applicants for the Fox TV show, American to accomplish in the coming years? motivating part, every morning, you wake up ure Class B. Grit. Athletes were chosen for this reality September 2017 I am representing and see different muscles and things.” “My family and I got together after that competition for their “never give up at- Indiana at the United States OCR Her hard work paid off, and Van Paris said and hit up IHOP,” Van Paris said. “I got a titude.” The 10-week season began in April Championships. October 2017 I am the day of the show was one of the best chicken fajita egg white omelet and a stack representing the USA for the 3rd time 2016. Van Paris was eliminated in the sec- days of her life. of three birthday cake pancakes, mozzarella at the OCR World Championships. After ond episode, due to hypothermia. “Stage day, I felt like I had already won,” sticks and a diet coke. That was my meal I that, in 2018 I would love nothing That didn’t stop her. She competed again Van Paris said. “Not comparing myself to oth- had been dreaming of. Now I’m on a reverse more to get my Pro Card in Figure in the OCR World Championships in 2016, er people, but for my own personal journey, diet. In order to prevent massive weight Bodybuilding. I try to not plan too far and will again this year. ahead because nothing I plan ever really to know that I made it and didn’t shortcut gain, you have to gradually reintroduce In the meantime, she had been prepping works out exactly the way I intend. I just anything. I had accomplished something for foods over the next two months.” for her first bodybuilding competition. Van kind of “blow with the wind” and let my myself. Before I stepped on stage, I was in a Van Paris will take a year off from body- Paris spent part of 2016 residing in Texas, but passions lead me wherever they may. great mood. The hard work is over with. It’s building, but she’s already looking to com- couldn’t stay away from home for too long. time to just show everyone where we got.” pete in 2018. May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON 8 myICON.info COMMUNITY ICONography Surpassing the goal Center Grove community comes together for Jasperstrong Shootout Cancer event hosted by high school junior Wright

By Nicole Davis The Center Grove Middle School North gymnasium was filled with area families as 50 teams of three competed for a fundraiser on April 14 and 15 that would benefit a Cen- ter Grove family. Center Grove High School Junior Olivia Wright came up with the idea and chose to 1. organize the Jasperstrong Shootout Cancer event as part of her advanced English Com- position class project, in which students were asked to do an action project in the community. Her brother’s friend, sixth grader Jasper Lenglade, had been diagnosed with leukemia a year ago and is currently undergoing treatment. “It’s fun to watch everyone play and to think that they all came here to raise money for me is awesome,” Jasper said. Jasper was looking forward to watching 2. his dad compete in a basketball tournament. It didn’t disappoint. “I saw one of my dad’s games that wasn’t a tournament game,” he said. “They got slaughtered... The team my dad played was really good.” Olivia’s original goal was to raise $2,500. Before the event even took place, she sur- passed that and raised it to $10,000. Local 5. businesses from around the community offered to sponsor the event, including pri- mary sponsor Chick-fil-A in Greenwood. 3. 6. “Olivia has done a great job,” said Center Grove High School Principal Doug Bird. “Hopefully this fundraiser will help the family take a little comfort in the support they’re getting financially and in regards 1. Youth participate in a half-court contest. 2. Olivia Wright, Jasper, Jasper’s to the amount of people that are reaching dad and mom, Jennifer Lenglade. 3. out, wanting to be a part of this. It reinforces From left, Ellen Zapp, Macie Foley, Emilie what a great community Center Grove is, Zapp and Luci Barile. 4. Center Grove reinforces that sense of community and the High School Principal Doug Bird and Olivia importance of supporting people in need. Wright. 5. Center Grove youth, with Jasper Olivia is setting a fantastic example for other in the center, watch enthusiastically as they students at the high school for what can be compete for the half court goal competition. done when you set your mind to it.” 4. 6. Jasper and his dad play a game of one-on-one. Photos by Nicole Davis May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON COMMUNITY myICON.info 9 ICONICrewind

Greenwood school bus driver Greenwood’s Wong makes named CICOA Dean’s List in Seattle Caregiver of the Year Winter - Lauren J. Wong of Green- Health - Maria Dampier of Greenwood wood made the Seattle Pacific Univer- received the CICOA Caregiver of the Year sity 2017 Winter Quarter Dean’s List. Award during the nonprofit’s eighth an- Students on the Dean’s List have com- nual Signature Breakfast recently. The pleted at least 12 credits and attained award honors a personal caregiver in a 3.50 or higher grade point average. Central Indiana who models courage, SPU is the only private university in sacrifice, strength and creativity while the Pacific Northwest to make the caring for another. 2017 U.S. News & World Report Best Maria Dampier, a bus driver of 48 years, National Universities list. cares for her husband Bill Dampier, 80, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s about seven years ago. Things took a turn in De- Hallmark Home Mortgage cember 2015, when he fell and broke his recognizes Pam Heck hip and femur. When he woke up from the as April Top Producer surgery, he was a different person. He no longer could walk or talk. After 100 days in Lending - Pam Heck, Mortgage Loan rehab, he showed no signs of improving. Originator at Hallmark Home Mort- Maria made the difficult decision to place gage, has been named the top pro- her husband in a nursing home. ducer in the Greenwood office for Nearly every day since, Maria, drives her April 2017. Hallmark Home Mortgage, morning bus route, then heads over to For- based in Fort Wayne, Ind., was estab- est Creek Village to care for Bill. He smiles lished in 2007 by President and CEO Maria Dampier and her husband, Bill. Submitted photo when she walks into the room. Deborah Sturges.

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By Beth Wade Fifteen hundred Center Grove and surrounding area residents gathered at Center Grove High YOUR 2. School for the second Rock the Block Run on April 22. The Block Party opened with booths on “Main Street” supporting local organizations and offering free spins on the prize wheel. The cold April morning did not deter HOME residents from coming out and supporting their local organizations. “That was a cold 45 degrees,” said resident Barney Woods. “I still 3. had a great time, and got my best If you have been thinking time this season!” Those who attended enjoyed live entertainment from Trent Line, about selling your home, Alex Milligan, Isaac Taylor and Rachel Taylor, and the a Capella group, Sh’Boom; all students at contact us today Center Grove High School. It was announced at the conclusion of the event that the 2018 Rock the Block Run will take place on April 21, 2018. Proceeds will be divided between the 26 local nonprofits. More than 317.888.3311 $25,000 was donated this year. “Despite the frigid temperatures, it went off without a hitch,” said organizer, Erin Smith. “Everyone seemed to have a good time and We may already we’re ready to go for next year.” have a buyer! 4.

1. 5k runners take off. 2. A Capella group Sh’Boom performs the National Anthem. 3. Center Grove residents Holly, Sue, and William and dogs Bentley and F.C. Tucker Mercades prepare for the 5k. 4. Runners release balloons in honor of Kara’s Project Hope. Company, Inc. Photos by Beth Wade 195 N. Emerson Ave., Greenwood, IN May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON COMMUNITY myICON.info 11

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Packing for the hungry Mount Pleasant Christian Church changes the world through meal-packing event 5. 6.

By Beth Wade Pack Away Hunger’s mission is to “Greatly improve the lives of children On Saturday, April 23 Mount Pleasant 1. Many stations worked to package food for and others who suffer from hunger and Christian Church (MPCC) partnered with Cuba. 2. Destiny and Sophia Woolslayer malnutrition in the United States and local organization Pack Away Hunger to seal and line up packages to be boxed. developing nations.” Mount Pleasant assemble meals for the hungry in Cuba. 3. Volunteers Mary, Cindy, Jenn, Gloria Ruth, Christian Church worked together with Maddie, Elizabeth, and Mark work together to The packing event was a part of Mount Pack Away Hunger to meet this mission fill packets. 4. Halle Lane and Emma Foley Pleasant’s 2017 Go Change the World by packing 400,000 meals for the hungry fill empty packages with rice. 5. Carolyn events. “This is something that is fun to in Cuba. The community worked in three Prosser and Saju Joseph chat while they work. do,” says MPCC member Mary. “It’s easy, shifts throughout the morning and after- 6. Linda Meyers and Carol McIinerny funnel anyone could do it.” rice into bags. noon to meet their 400,000 goal. Photos by Beth Wade

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Johnson Memorial Hospital Foundation % 1 awards scholarships 0.08 APY College - The Johnson Memorial Hospital Money Market Foundation announced 38 scholarships totaling $39,000 have been awarded to National Average aid financial costs for Johnson County residents pursuing a career in a health- related field. The 2017 recipient of the Freda P. & Millard R. Montgomery Regis- tered Nursing Scholarship is Bailee Leath- ers, senior at Center Grove Community High School. Through this scholarship Earn a guaranteed 1.00% APY2 for one full Bailee will receive $1,000 per semester for the duration of nursing school not to year from the date of account opening when exceed four years. The Johnson Memorial you open your account with at least $25,000 in Hospital Guild High School Health Career Scholarship has awarded $1,000 students new money by June 30, 2017. including Bailee Leathers (Bargersville). The Johnson Memorial Hospital Guild Continuing Education Health Field Schol- 1 National average Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is calculated by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and is accurate as of April 24, 2017. arship has awarded $1,000 to students 2 Available for a new BMO Harris Select Money Market® account opened by June 30, 2017 with a minimum $25,000 deposit of funds not currently on deposit at BMO Harris Bank N.A. or its af liates including Elizabeth Goff (Bargersville). and earn the guaranteed rate for one full year from the date of account opening. Account balance must stay between $25,000 and $999,999.99 to maintain the promotional Annual Percentage Yield The Katie Robards Memorial Scholarship (APY). The standard APY will apply when the balance is below $25,000 or is $1,000,000 or more. Limit one promo account per customer. Offer is subject to change without notice and cannot be has awarded $1,000 to 22 students pur- combined with any other offer. BMO Harris reserves the right to amend or cancel any part of this offer at any time. suing health careers including: Lisa Estep BMO Harris Select Money Market is a variable rate account and the minimum deposit needed to open the account is $1,000. Interest rates and APYs may change at any time without notice. At any time, interest rates and APYs offered within two or more consecutive tiers may be the same. When this is the case, multiple tiers will be shown as a single tier. The following collected balance tiers (Bargersville), Mackenzie Estrada (Green- and corresponding APYs are effective as of April 7, 2017 and are subject to change at our discretion at any time: 0.05% for balances less than $25,000 and 0.15% for balances of $25,000 or more. wood), Elizabeth Goff (Bargersville), Katie Interest is compounded daily and paid monthly. Fees or withdrawals may reduce earnings. Mitchell (Bargersville) ad Olivia Wetter For current rate information, call 1-888-340-2265. (Greenwood). Each scholarship varies on These rates apply to our Central and Southern Indiana locations, our Kansas locations, our Missouri locations and our locations in St. Clair County in Illinois. eligibility, monetary awards, and what Banking products and services are subject to bank and credit approval. BMO Harris Bank N.A. Member FDIC © BMO Harris Bank N.A. (5/17) bmoharris.com the scholarship may be used to support. May 20 - June 16, 2017 14 Center Grove ICON • myICON.info 2017 BIG RACE 01 26 STROHM AUTOMOTIVE One of our local advertisers will win a FREE advertisement if one of their teams, we randomly drew for them, wins Keep the 2017 Indianapolis 500! 101ST RUNNING OF (317) 787-0822 THE INDIANAPOLIS 500 www.strohmautomotive.com 5824 S. Harding St. • Indianapolis, IN 46217 Your Eyes FRIDAY, MAY 26 • 3:15 - 6:30 p.m. Miller Lite Carb Day featuring Barenaked Ladies Concert and Steve Miller Band Concert MEMORIAL DAY SALE Peeled! SATURDAY, MAY 27 NOW THRU MONDAY, MAY 29TH • 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Indianapolis 500 Memorabilia Show SAVE $75 On Every $500 You Spend! • 9 - 10 a.m. Full Field Autograph Session - Pagoda Plaza • 9 - 10:15 a.m. Historic Race Car Laps • 12 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Indianapolis 500 Legends Autograph Sessions • 3:30 - 7:30 p.m. Firestone Legends Day Concert featuring Clayton Anderson, Dustin Lynch, Keith Urban Concert SUNDAY, MAY 28 Hurry in for the Best Selection! • 6 a.m. Public Gates Open Includes special markdowns on Stressless® recliners & sofas. • 7 a.m. Snake Pit Gates Open • 8 a.m. Parade of Bands • 9 a.m. 500 Festival Princess Parade Laps • 10:39 a.m. Indianapolis 500 Winning Drivers Laps • 10:57 a.m. Historic Race Car Laps 32 • 11:35 a.m. Indianapolis 500 Driver Introductions • 11:44 a.m.

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Thanks to White River Township Fire Department’s partners at Old National Bank. They sponsored a cookout to raise money for Christmas Angels, and donated stuffed animals to comfort kids involved in emergencies.

To Dan Schramm of Martinsville Go, grads! who won first place in the As our students wrap up the school Saints Francis & Clare 5K Fun Run on year, Center Grove High School Seniors May 6. Good job to every runner who will celebrate their graduation with a participated in the day’s festivities! ceremony June 4. As they make that transition from high school life and move To Dr. David Wolf and Steve on to other areas, now is a time when Coffman of Greenwood! David many graduates are reflecting back on and Steve raised more than $32,000 for their experiences and looking forward the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in to creating new ones. The Center Grove addition to running 26.2 miles in ICON wishes all students the best of luck Boston! in whatever the future may hold! We’re already excited to report on the great To Cornerstone Autism Center things these Center Grove alumni will do for opening the organization’s with their time and talents. fourth and newest location housed in the former Greenwood City Building Get off the phone located at 2 N. Madison Ave. Corner- stone specializes in one-on-one By Gus Pearcy rage. So far, I’ve held off installing a grenade Give Back Gals behavior analysis, serving children and HUMOR launcher to the front grill. (Not because of Warning: Rant ahead. I young adults, from ages two to 22 my undying love for humanity, but because I Ladies - looking for a way to contrib- suspect many of you will relate to my pet years old. The new location will include don’t have time to wait for a cleanup.) ute to your community? Local women peeve. It might be one of yours too. When programming for older children and Here’s what I’d like to see, since this will in Johnson County provide just that driving down the road, I sometimes marvel young adults with autism who are never become a MAPS (Mothers Against while offering a good time through the at the concept of driving. Almost all drivers working toward independence and the Phone Stragglers) type of crusade. We need Give Back Gals Golf Outing. The John- obey a specific set of rules and a set of man- transition into adulthood. a versatile auto horn system that can be son County Community Foundation is ners. These include driving on the proper gentle yet firm, perhaps even friendly cajol- celebrating its 8th Annual Give Back side of the road and not swerving head-on ing to get the idiots out of my way. Gals Golf Outing on June 7, 1 to 5 p.m. To the Greenwood Farmers into oncoming traffic. It’s a fine balance that Instead of just a *BEEP,* drivers would at Hickory Stick Golf Club, 4422 Hicko- Market which has kicked off its can easily be destroyed by a single driver select another, less harsh tone or perhaps, ry Stick Blvd., Greenwood. Proceeds go 10th annual season. The market takes with no regard for others on the road. even a vocal reminder. to Leadership Johnson County, JCCF place every Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon at Lately, I’ve begun to see a problem with The horn could say “Hey, you have a and Habitat for Humanity of Johnson 525 N. Madison Ave. the manners part of driving, particularly green light! Please proceed through the in- County - great causes to get out, en- when the car is stopped at a light or in a tersection. Smiley face!” joy a (hopefully) sunny day and, as the drive-through queue. Since it is illegal to be For severe stragglers you could dial in a name says, give back. For more infor- on your phone while the car is in motion, harsher tone such as, “Move your trunk!” mation, visit jccf.org. people tend to try to do all their phone biz Perhaps, the horn could be equipped while temporarily stopped. with a statement that would interrupt use The problem is they don’t pay attention of their phone. Your horn could shout, “Hey! and stay unmoved while the rest of traffic Siri! What time is it? Time to DRIVE!” moves through the green light and onto In drive through, the horn could just blurt QUOTE their destinations. Me? I’m always the guy out, “Your turn!” as a gentle reminder that behind the person on the phone. it’s time to close the gap. I’ve used my horn more in the last year than “My mother said to me, Of course, like most of my rants, the worst in the last 20. People hate getting honked at, offenders will never read this column. If ‘If you are a soldier, you will even when they know they are in the wrong. that’s the reason they are not paying atten- I attempt to honk lightly, but horns are only tion, I would probably let that slide. become a general. If you are one sound. A staccato horn beep is the same BELIEVE IT! a monk, you will become the as a long, “move your butt” beep. Same in the drive-through. It is the re- Our nation has all sorts of arcane, nonsen- Pope.’ Instead, I was a painter, sponsibility of every driver to move through Gus Pearcy is a contributing columnist to the the line when it is their turn. Don’t become Center Grove ICON. He may be reached at sical laws on the books. Each issue, we’ll and became Picasso.” engrossed on the phone and forget where (317) 403-6485 or [email protected]. share one with you … Gus blogs frequently at you are. Everyone behind you needs to get guspearcycommunications.wordpress.com. 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Compiled by Brian Ruckle May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON NIGHT & DAY myICON.info 19 EVENTScalendar First Outdoor Concert of the Season • The Greater ter Grove High School Choir Room, Door 10, 2717 Greenwood Community Band will play a selection S. Morgantown Rd., Greenwood. | Info: center- of old favorites and new songs to help the com- grovechoirs.org/princess. munity celebrate the warmth of May. Free refresh- ments will be provided. Bring lawn chairs or picnic Summer Learning Kick-off Party •Kick-off the blankets to best enjoy the concert. | When: May 21, 2017 Summer Learning Program with Magic Don in 7 - 9 p.m. | Where: Greenwood Ampitheater, Surina “Build a Better World...One Story at a Time!” Learn Square Park. | Info: greenwoodband.com. about architecture, tools and inventors through stories, comedy and magic! | When: June 6, 4 - 5 Preschoolers Busy Bag Party • Get tips and ideas p.m. | Where: White River Branch library, 1664 Li- to help children prepare for preschool as they make brary Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: pageafterpage.org. Busy Bags to take home. | When: May 23, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. | Where: White River Branch library, 1664 Li- Robot Roundup: Open House • Drop in for a Cool Down with Patriotic Frozen Pops brary Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: pageafterpage.org. hands-on exploration of our herd of robots, including Spheros, Dash, Lego Wedo, Cubelets, Lit- The perfect treat to celebrate Greater Greenwood Lions Club Meeting • Visi- tlebits, and more! This program is part of the Ro- tors are welcome to this meeting. | When: May 23, bot Tinker Tote. | When: June 7, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. and escape the heat this summer meet and eat 6:30 p.m., meeting 7 p.m. | Where: | Where: White River Branch library, 1664 Library Golden Coral, 160 S. Marlin Dr., Greenwood. | Info: Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: pageafterpage.org. By Nicole Davis wholesome ingredients like fruit and milk, Vickie Gilmore, (812) 603-4440. Bleach Tees • Bring a new black or dark colored FAMILY they’re a great way for moms to add qual- With backyard barbe- The Chase 5k Color Run/Walk • The event ben- cotton t-shirt, and create unique designs using FEATURE ity nutrition to snack time with flavors their cues, pool parties and efits the Children Miracle Network Hospitals. | bleach and other random objects. For grades 5 to kids already love. Plus, with milk as an ingre- patriotic celebrations in full swing leading When: May 25, 6 - 8 p.m. Check-in begins 5 p.m. | 12. Dress for mess! | When: June 8, 3:40 - 4:30 p.m. dient, this delicious recipe is a creative way up to the Fourth of July, kids are constantly Where: Freedom Springs Park, 850 W. Stop 18 Rd., | Where: White River Branch library, 1664 Library to help the whole family get added nutri- Greenwood. | Info: thechasecolorrun.com. Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: pageafterpage.org. on the go with summertime activities. For ents they need, like calcium and protein. long summer days in the sun, a cool treat 12th Annual Biscuits & Gravy Breakfast • Spon- Ronald McDonald Library Show • Ronald McDon- Whether celebrating Independence Day is the perfect way to help keep kids ener- sored by Greenwood Bob Evans. Donations of 3-5 ald will perform magic tricks and talking about the or relaxing following an afternoon in the gized for all of their summertime activities. dollars per breakfast will support the Johnson importance of reading. | When: June 9, 2 - 3 p.m. | sun, this tasty and nutritious summertime These homemade red, white and blue- County Community fund which assists Veterans Where: White River Branch library, 1664 Library snack is one the whole family can enjoy to- berry frozen pops are the perfect patriotic with their local transportation needs. World War II Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: pageafterpage.org. gether. For more inspiration and recipes to Veterans eat free! | When: May 27, 7:30-10:30 a.m. summer snack for active kids. Made with | Where: New Whiteland VWF Post, 215 N US 31., 25th Annual Strawberry Festival • Join the White serve up summer fun, visit milklife.com. New Whiteland. | Info: (317) 535-4041 River Township Fire Department as it raises funds for Christmas Angels. The event includes an an- First Pizza and Wine Night of The Season • Kick tique car and fire apparatus display, live music, RE/ off the 2017 Picnic Concert series with a classic MAX balloon rides, Safe Kids Bike Rodeo, demon- Red, White and Blueberry Frozen Pops Pizza & Wine night. Bring lawn chairs and picnic strations, blood mobile and more! | When: June 9, blankets, spread out on the lawn and enjoy great 12 - 7:30 p.m. and June 10, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. | Where: SERVINGS: 10 they are pourable, about 2 tablespoons pizza by the slice with Mallow Run Wine while lis- Sugar Grove Elementary School, 4135 W. Smith each, more if necessary. tening to live local music. | When: May 27, 5-9 p.m. Valley Rd., Greenwood. | Info: wrtfd.org. 1/2 cup granola • Set aside 30 blueberries and puree re- | Where: Mallow Run Winery, 6964 W. Whiteland 2 teaspoons brown Second annual Aloha Family Fun Run • The event mainder. Add water, as needed, to Rd., Bargersville. | Info: mallowrun.com. rice syrup features a 5k course followed by a 1 mile run/walk make pourable. Featured Artist: Tom Brown • The Southside Art designed for all ages, levels, and abilities. Anyone 3/4 cup reduced fat milk League will feature Tom Brown of Greenwood for who runs the 5k is invited to join in the 1 mile event 6 ounces fat free vanilla • To layer pops, start by pouring, piping or its June exhibit. Many of the award-winning pieces for free. | When: June 10. | Where: Baxter YMCA, 900 Greek yogurt syringing 1 tablespoon milk and yogurt will be on display. | When: Exhibit June 2 - 29. Re- Shelby St., Indianapolis. | Info: indymca.org/baxter. 1 cup whole strawberries, mixture into each mold, covering granola ception June 4, 2 - 5 p.m. | Where: 299 E. Broadway tops removed water layer. Put each mold in freezer until firm, St., Greenwood. | Info: southsideartleague.org. Martial Arts STEM Class • Martial arts instructors will engage students interested in STEM fields by 1 1/4 cup blueberries, divided at least 1 hour. Strawberry Festival • Enjoy the yearly small- discussing physical education, martial arts and STEM • Layer 1 tablespoon strawberry puree batch of sweet Strawberry Wine, plus the ginor- topics. For grades K to 5. | When: June 14, 10:30 - 11 • In small bowl, stir granola and brown on top of frozen yogurt layer in each mous strawberry shortcakes. This event is family a.m. | Where: White River Branch library, 1664 Library rice syrup until combined. Using end of mold. Cover top of molds with foil, in- friendly. | When: June 3, 12-9 p.m., June 4, 12-6 Blvd., Greenwood. | Info: pageafterpage.org. sert sticks and freeze again until solid. p.m. | Where: Mallow Run Winery, 6964 W. White- wooden spoon, press approximately 3/4 land Rd., Bargersville. | Info: mallowrun.com Virtual Open House • Drop in and experience Vir- tablespoon granola into each frozen pop Remove foil, add another layer of yogurt tual Reality with the HTC Vive headset. Paint with mold. Granola should be packed tightly and freeze again. Greater Greenwood Community Band Preview light, swim under the sea, play dodgeball with the into bottom of molds. Concert • From June 5 to 12 the Greater Green- planets, toss a stick for a virtual robot dog and • For final layer, add 1 tablespoon blue- wood Community Band has been invited to play more! | When: June 14, 6:30 - 8 p.m. | Where: White • In another small bowl, stir together milk berry puree and 3 blueberries to each with other community bands in Monnickendam, River Branch library, 1664 Library Blvd., Green- and yogurt; set aside. mold. Freeze until solid. Keep frozen pops in molds until ready to eat. Run each mold just outside of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, as wood. | Info: pageafterpage.org. • Using small food processor or high-pow- part of a concert tour. This will be the band’s first under lukewarm water for approximately ered blender, puree strawberries until international concert tour. | When: Preview concert, Father’s Day Rose Ceremony Remembrance • 10 seconds to loosen and remove frozen The free community event will incorporate an in- smooth. Stir water into each puree so June 4, 7 p.m. | Where: Greenwood Ampitheater. | pops. Pops can be made 1 day in advance. Info: Support the band, GoFundMe.com/ggcbtrip. spirational talking about the significance of rose colors, an artist illustrating a beautiful rose during Princess Tea • The Center Grove High School the event, and each guest will receive a long stem Choral Department will host its annual Princess rose. | Where: June 18, 4 - 5 p.m. | Where: Forest TIP: For clean lines between frozen yogurt layers, use small syringe. Tea. 3-year-olds through elementary ages are in- Lawn Funeral Home -Chapel 1977 South S.R. 135 NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION PER SERVING: 70 calories; 2 g fat; 0.5 g saturated fat; 3 g protein; 11 g carbohy- vited to join their favorite princess for an hour of Greenwood. | Info: (317) 535-9003. drates; 1 g fiber; 20 mg sodium; 48 mg calcium (4% of daily value). Nutrition figures based on using reduced fat milk. pampering. | When: June 5, 6:30 p.m.; June 6, 5 or 6:30 p.m.; or June 7, 11:30 a.m. | Where: Cen- May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON Southside Business Leader 20 myICON.info SBL

Getting to know Bill... • I like to go out to eat, anyplace with a good steak. I like Texas Roadhouse a lot. We go to Stacked Pickle: our daughter works there. • I like grilling. • I like watching basketball and baseball: Pacers and the Cincinnati Reds.

From left, Bill and Sherry Heidenreich have owned the greenhouse business since 2000. Bill Arthur Heidenreich, founder of Heidenreich Greenhouses, tends to the ferns How did Bill do it? on April 25. Inset, Heidenreich ancestors first opened greenhouses in Garfield Park in 1890. Photos by Nicole Davis BEST ADVICE: To plan ahead and be organized. My wife is really good at that. I’m not and she’s Greenhouse roots teaching me. Bill Heidenreich carries on a family trade tradition WORST ADVICE: through Heidenreich Greenhouses I don’t know if I get bad advice because I came up through this. My dad was By Nicole Davis age you learn responsibility and product. I think that keeps people here. All the people we knew were in how to do things. Nowadays, you coming back.” You can’t replace the wisdom this industry. look back and see we’re carpen- There are many customers that comes from a lifetime spent in ters, plumbers, custodians. We’re who prefer to shop local, and Bill a business. Bill Heidenreich would BEST BUSINESS DECISION: jack of all trades. We do every- said the best part of owning the To do what we do and not go to work for know. As a fifth generation family thing we can ourselves until we’re business is getting to interact anybody else. I could go to all my kids member in the greenhouse indus- in over our head then we’ll call a with his customers. ball games when they were growing up. try, he uses the knowledge of those company in to do something. You “I love to talk,” he said. “That’s I have a lot more freedom. It has so many he grew up around to successfully learn a lot. You have to. We do a kind of one of my downfalls. I talk advantages. It helps having my dad here. sustain Heidenreich Greenhouses lot of things besides manage the too much. For me, that’s what life When I need to head out, he can do things on the Southside of Indianapolis. greenhouse here.” is about, the people. Yeah, you here and vice versa. “I cherish talking to all of these Bill and his wife, Sherry, have want to make a living, but it’s fun old timers, if we’re stuck and try- owned the business since 2000. talking to these people. I look for- SECRET TO SUCCESS: ing to figure something out,” he Heidenreich Greenhouses sells a ward to every season. I love see- Heeding to advice from my dad and the said. “I call people all of the time to full line of bedding plants: hang- ing the people come in. People other flower growers who have been get their opinions. The industry in doing this forever. ing baskets, flats and pots with come in here, we don’t know their general, the greenhouse industry, perennials and annuals. Gerani- names, but we talk about each is unique. If we have problems or IN 5 YEARS... ums are the best seller, followed other’s kids, our families, how need anything, we call each other I’ll be right here. This will be the same. by vegetable plants. we’re doing.” and help each other. That has nev- In the fall, the shop sells garden With a perishable product, Bill er changed.” mums, asters, ornamental cab- said they need to spent a lot of Heidenreich Greenhouses was Heidenreich bage and kales. After Thanksgiv- time in the shop tending to the started by Bill’s father, William ing, it offers seven varieties of flowers. It can be time consuming, Greenhouses “Bill” Arthur Heidenreich in 1956. Christmas trees. With 13 green- but gratifying. Prior to that, starting in 1890, the 502 National Ave. houses, flowers are grown for both “It’s neat seeing something go Heidenreich family had a green- Indianapolis, IN 46227 retail and wholesale. from a seed to a finished plant house where the Garfield Park In its peak, mid April to mid and to go out the door,” he said. (317) 786-1528 neighborhood is now. June, the shop employees up to “I like what I do. I like the hustle heidenreichgreenhouses.com When the elder Bill first opened eight people. The busiest holiday and bustle when we’re busy. I like /HeidenreichGreenhouses the shop, it grew and sold fresh season is Mother’s Day, coming up being able to leave when I want cut flowers grown directly in the May 14. to. It’s neat walking in here in the ground. In the 60s, when that mar- Business is going well, but it’s morning first thing. You open that ket dipped, he began to transorm not without its past struggles. Bill door, you smell the smell in here. the business into what it is today. said 25 years ago, the Southside It’s earthy and fresh. It’s peaceful.” Growing up in the shop, with his had nearly 15 greenhouses. Then Heidenreich Greenhouses be- brother and four sisters, the young- came the big chain stores which gan growing Easter lilies last year, er Bill said made for fun times and had a strong impact on the market. wholesale, and added two more taught him valuable lessons. He said there are now four local greenhouses to accommodate “Growing up, we could play greenhouses that grow for retail. the expansion. Bill said they could in here, when we were little,” he May 2017 | Issue 128 “You find some niches,” he said. use one more greenhouse, but for said. “It made for great hide-and- “We expanded our wholesale. now he’s happy with how things www.businessleader.bz seek games. As you got older and Now the retail is climbing back are going. started helping out, at an early up. It cycles. We put out a good May 20 - June 16, 2017 Southside Business Leader Center Grove ICON SBL myICON.info 21 PERSONNEL MATTERS LOOKING FOR A BETTER JOB? Do you have the right mindset Express can help you get hired today! to attract talent? Express is the connection to over 350 top companies offering: By Mike Heffner wage increases for several years. Many have • Career Advancement pushed for minimum wage to be increased In the 12 years I have been in the recruiting and I have said all along that will happen • Better Hours or Increased Pay business, there have been three tales. When I automatically when the market dictates it as started in 2005, the economy was strong and the demand requires it. The blue collar work- the recruitment of skilled workers was tough. er is the heart of our economy and we are Then we went through the “Great Recession” starting to see the participation rate come We have jobs and career opportunities in the following areas: and companies shed employees, closed down back (very slowly) since wages have started • Engineering & Logistics their business and just struggled to survive. The to increase (a little). In order for this trend to current market has a tougher economy, skilled continue, employers have to be willing to • Accounting & Finance workers are again tough to find and now even give these workers a chance, pay competitive • Industrial & Warehouse unskilled workers have become hard to find. wages, be willing to train and treat them with This has created another environment for respect. Our economy needs these workers • Administrative & Clerical business owners that no one has seen before. and we need them to see hope versus sitting • Skilled Manufacturing & Technical Some are calling it the “gig” economy. on the sidelines using government assis- When I am talking to business owners tance as a means of income. these days, what I hear most is how difficult The reason so many were drawn to it is to find talent. 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And the employers that have their act Founder of the Express Employment Profes- together are going to attract and retain ExpressIndySouth.com sionals Franchise said “Unless employers raise some very motivated people that are willing wages, offer more opportunities for training to work hard to prove they belong. and career advancement, or improve their work environments, its going to become harder to keep or recruit workers.” I agree This article is written by Mike Heffner, the with Bob that the dynamics have definitely owner of the local Greenwood Express changed. Today’s workers have lots of choic- Employment Professionals franchise. es and often have multiple job offers in hand. Contact Mike at Mike.Heffner@expresspros. IMAGINE Lower wage workers are tired of stag- com, @IndySouthMike on Twitter or visit a business loan that ExpressIndySouth.com. nant pay rates and have been demanding grows with you.

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hb-2017-business1-Southside-Business-Leader.indd 1 3/3/17 1:46 PM May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON Southside Business Leader 22 myICON.info SBL BIZ WEB PEER TO PEER The right questions boost ratings Flying the friendly skies By Andrew Angle I said, "Right. Everybody knows the By Howard Hubler and press pundits are making book at stores around here. Nobody has ever somewhere around 5 million. To get help with a “rewards card” offer asked for my recommendation of which Think about going on vacation this sum- The biggest respect that I have for a while back, I called the customer ser- store to buy stuff from. So... one." mer with your kids and think about United the airline industry is they have some vice number from the retailer's website. Sometime later my sister started work- Airlines for a moment. To many people that fabulous lobbyists in Washington DC. I The lady who answered sounded ar- ing in a call center for a major wireless are on the ball, in the next few weeks is when have fought some losing customer ser- ticulate. Unlike offshore call centers, she carrier. She told me how their perfor- they're going to go ahead and buy their vice battles with every ounce of logic seemed to be an American with a Midwest- mance ratings are assessed. She ex- airline ticket. The vision that comes in their on my side but apparently without an ern accent that could have been a neigh- plained that the question about how head is a video of a doctor sitting patiently ounce of rights to stand on. From time to bor. She efficiently lead me through ques- likely you are to recommend their busi- on a United plane in his seat, subsequently time a TV celebrity is on a talk show and tions to quickly arrive at an ness to a friend or family being dragged off by two just pummels an airlin e accurate answer. When the is the big question that sheriffs while his broken because that is the only call was done, she asked a determines the custom- nose bleeds from clinging reprisal they have. The air- common question we hear “If asked, is [our er service agents' raises, hopelessly to his seat. “In corporate lines are equal opportu- at the end of such calls: "On reprimands or termina- In politics, they say America they say nity discriminators. From a one to five scale, with one business] one tions. Upon hearing that, it's not the crime; it's the highest to the lowest being being 'Not at all like- that you would I told her about reporting the cover-up. In corpo- it's not the mistake, citizen, every dog has ly' and five being 'Extreme- a "one" to the CSR from rate America they say it's it's the follow-up their day. ly likely,' How likely are you recommend to the retailer. She said, "Oh, not the mistake, it's the I always try to wind my to recommend [our store] family or friends?" that's bad. You could have follow-up public rela- public relations stories up with a teachable to a friend?" cost her a raise, or worse." tions campaign. At the campaign." moment. If you're ever sit- Within two seconds I Based upon that guilt- time this article goes to ting on an airplane and said, "One". ridden revelation, my press, this activity will two men and a windbreak- She paused and seemed to be holding online review requests have now been have played itself out in er with "Sheriff" written on back her breath when she said, "Sir, 'One' revised to read: "If asked, is [our busi- front of 300+ million Americans. The the back try to pull you out of your seat, means Extremely UNlikely.” Is that what ness] one that you would recommend to jury is still out whether United recovers don't grab on to the armrest tightly. It you meant? Unlikely to recommend our family or friends?" or not. As I write this article a week after may very likely result in you breaking your store to a friend?" this video went viral, United Airlines has nose. I broke my nose once and it was I said, "Yes." Read more about getting online reviews at not done a very good job with its public http://businessleader.bz/getreviews-2. quite painful. I really dread the thought of She hesitated, "Why is it 'extremely un- relations campaign. From my perspec- having to go through that again. likely' that you will recommend our store tive as a frequent flyer, I could see them to a friend?" offering one free ticket to any place I said, "Because nobody asks me about Andrew Angle. of Greenwood, is the owner United flies in continental United States. Howard Hubler can be reached at howard@ where to shop." of NetGain Associates, Inc. He can be Since this was a public relations night- hubler.com. She let out a sigh and said, "So, your reached at 317.534.2382. mare, United would omit the custom- answer is 'one - extremely unlikely to rec- ary blackout times of Christmas, Spring ommend to a friend'?" The tension and break and Easter. At press time, the doc- disappointment in her voice was obvious. tors daughter took a pass at $4 million

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Steve Bechman chats with his friends and co-workers at his retirement party on April 28. Photo by Brian Ruckle Inset, Steve Bechman. Submitted photo

Laura Gladish and Willie Roegner. Photo by Cleveland Dietz II Steve Bechman celebrates retirement with Tried and True Horizon Bank as Johnson County market president Compiled by Nicole Davis and Brian Ruckle business on a handshake in the past and New Center Grove area Alehouse is a dream come true people remember him for that.” Surrounded by his friends, family and After selling to Horizon, he stayed on with for owners John and Laura Gladish coworkers, Steve Bechman officially retired the bank to help with its continued success. from Horizon Bank as its Johnson County Compiled by Cleveland Dietz II Bechman has served his Johnson County Com- be a part of my husband’s dream coming true. I Market President on April 28. munity as board member and president for think we’ve achieved what he set out to do.” With a 27-year career in banking with A lifelong dream was accomplished when both the Franklin Chamber of Commerce and Tried & True Alehouse is open 11 a.m. to Bargersville State Bank, Bechman took a risk Tried & True Alehouse opened Jan. 9 in the the United Way, and was also on the John- 11 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, 11 – in 1997 when he and two friends quit their Center Grove area. son Memorial Health Foundation board for 12 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 11 a.m. to jobs to launch a new financial institution, Laura Gladish said it had been her hus- 16 years. He’s currently serving on the board 10 p.m. Sundays. Heartland Community Bank. He and Jeff band’s dream to own a restaurant for 30 of the Franklin United Methodist Commu- Questions answered by Laura Gladish Goen sold Heartland to Horizen in 2012. years. John Gladish had worked at a Texas nity, and has also served on the Board for the "Steve is a wonderful person,” said Carolyn Roadhouse for 25 years before hearing that Indiana 4-H Foundation. He earned the Dis- Why did you open this business? Clow, former mortgage lender with Horizen the former Mucky Duck Grill & Bar location, tinguished Hoosier Award, one of the highest “It’s been my husband’s dream his whole life.” for six and a half years. “Steve is an old-fash- 2800 S. State Road 135, Suite 100, Green- tributes given out by the State of Indiana to its ioned banker. He always has been. People wood, became available. Laura said it all What did you do to prepare for opening citizens, in 2016 from Governor Mike Pence. come into the bank and the person they happened quickly after that. your business? As for his retirement, Bechman says he plans want to see is Steve Bechman. He has done The two worked 12 and 14 hour days “Through the whole process, we were in here to take advantage of more time to be outside. ahead of the restaurant’s grand opening, 12, 14 hours a day. We did a lot of the work cleaning, painting, preparing the menu, de- ourselves. We cleaned this place. We painted. ciding on the décor, hiring staff and more. We put together all of our—the material that They traveled to other restaurants that we needed for the restaurant, training mate- had similar looks and ambience to what they rial. Hiring the staff was a big part of [getting New Members wanted and together, with a contractor, they started]. Getting everything set up for the came up with what Laura described as a “rus- business to run. Meeting with different peo- tic industrial” theme. Reclaimed wood from ple, food reps and things like that.” pallets extends a few feet up the walls. They Avison Young Monumental Valet Scott Lynch Agency used pipes for railing. Classic rock and con- Who is your ideal customer? 135 North Pennsylvania St. Services (MOVAS) 3209 W. Smith Valley Rd. temporary country plays over the speakers. “A husband, wife and their kids coming in be- Indianapolis, IN 46204 101 W. Ohio St., Greenwood, IN 46142 (317) 210-8811 Suite 2000, PMB 249 (317) 420-2867 Between 85 and 90 people are on the res- tween school and a sports practice or music lessons or anything like that. Mostly families.” Indianapolis, IN 46204 taurant staff, many of them students at Cen- Dialing Innovations (888) 41-MOVAS Stoney Vann ter Grove High School. According to Willie How do you plan to be successful? 107 N. State Rd. 135, for Johnson Roegner, operating partner at the alehouse, “It’s always just going to be providing top- Suite 307 Orangetheory Fitness County Sheriff 2018 three of the six employees of the month se- notch service, treating people the way we Greenwood, IN 46142 1675 W. Smith Valley Rd., 1914 Old State Rd. 37 lected so far have been high school students. want to be treated in a restaurant. That’s No. 1.” (877) 523-5384 Suite D-5 Greenwood, IN 46143 Laura returned to work to help her hus- Greenwood, IN 46142 (317) 979-8839 band achieve his dream after she spent What would we be surprised to learn about First Financial Bank (317) 247-0000 nearly 15 years as a stay-at-home mom to 8925 Madison Ave. Wells Fargo you or your company? Indianapolis, IN 46227 OrthoIndy South Home Mortgage their three daughters. “It might be that people that I’ve met in (317) 865-0350 1260 Innovation Pkwy. 3147 W. Smith Valley Rd. “It has been a blast,” she said. “I’ve loved it. here probably don’t realize that I haven’t Greenwood, IN 46143 Greenwood, IN 46142 Getting to know all the staff. The business has worked for such a long time.” Franciscan Durable (317) 802-2154 (317) 865-4706 been good and successful. It’s fun to watch and Medical Equipment

421 N. Emerson Ave. GreenwoodChamber.com Greenwood, IN 46143 Tried & True Alehouse • 2800 S. State Rd. 135, Suite 100, Greenwood, IN 46143 (844) 906-4766 (317) 530-2706 • triedandtruealehouse.com May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON 24 myICON.info FAITH A life of IMPACT is a powerful thing

By Pastor DEVOTIONAL Chris Philbeck On a recent weekend, I preached a special message called, “A Life of IMPACT.” I used a story from Acts 10 where Peter has the opportunity to tell a man named Cornelius the truth about Jesus. In verses 37-38, Peter describes Jesus to Cornelius in a way that can be summarized like this: He went around doing good because God was with him. Now the Bible makes it clear that, as Chris- tians, we’re to follow the example of Jesus. 1 John 2:6 says, Whoever claims to lie in him, must walk as Jesus did. But thinking about following the example of Jesus can sometimes be difficult because Jesus did so many things that ordinary people like you and me will never do (think supernatural). At the same time, I don’t know anyone who can’t follow his example of doing good. Recently I read the story of Patrick Greene who lived in San Antonio, Texas who has had a long history of disliking Christians. At one point Greene, an outspoken atheist, Left, Students at Saints Francis & Clare Catholic School work on the film through the Lenten season. Submitted photo Right top, Mr. Moore’s fourth and threatened to sue Henderson County over fifth grade students finished promotion of the Lego Lenten Story. Right bottom, Ori Wood and Aiden Hill. Photos by Meghan McCormick the yearly manger display at the court- house. “My wife and I had never had a Chris- tian do anything nice for us,” Green said in a local newspaper interview. Lego Lenten Story But all of that changed in March of 2012 Fourth and fifth grade class at Saints Francis & Clare when the 63-year-old Greene learned that he needed surgery for a detached retina. He put together 15-minute stop motion film didn’t have money to pay for the surgery, and he had to give up his job driving a cab. But By Nicole Davis The class worked together during neat effect on the movie itself. It really when Jessica Crye, a member of Sand Springs FEATURE its religion time and afternoon flex looks like he’s bleeding as he’s walk- Baptist Church, heard about Greene’s situa- Ori Wood started do- time. They chose, on their own, to ing through the streets. I think they got tion, she told her pastor, Eric Graham, who ing stop motion films with his Legos, take the work home, too. much more out of this than just giving then called Greene. Greene said, “If you really he said, “when I was little.” He wanted After 30 to 40 hours of work and them something to read. They really want to contribute something, we need gro- to make a movie so his parents intro- 4,000 pictures with Wood’s Canon sat and thought, what do you think ceries.” Greene thought that if anything, he’d duced him to the idea. Rebel, the 15-minute film was com- it looked like when he was walking see $50, or at most $100. But a few days later, Since then, the fifth grader has plete. The class then promoted it like through the streets. They chose to visu- the church sent a check for $400. More checks made stop motion movies for the a real movie. They created a trailer alize that and represent that in a Lego soon followed. The flabbergasted Greene said, school talent show, and even worked that was sent out to each teacher a design.” “I thought I was in the Twilight Zone. These with classmate Aiden Hill, fourth week before the showing. A room at The experience has only motivated people are acting like what the Bible says a grade, for a stop motion film for their SSFC was set up to resemble a movie Wood, as he plans to move away from Christian does.” Now, rather than try to remove book report. The Saints Francis & Clare theater, where approximately 100 Legos and into armature stop motion the manger display, Greene said he would like Catholic School, Greenwood, student people viewed the film. It is also post- films, figures which move in a more to add his contribution—a star for the top of was recently able to get his entire ed online at ss-fc.org/cf_media/index. life-like fashion. the Nativity scene. However, Greene added, class involved. cfm?g=574. “I liked how I felt like a real director, “You people can figure out how to plug it in.” Response to Enrichment Teacher “It exceeded my expectations,” such as Wess Anderson or something,” A simple willingness to do good for Sonny Moore suggested that Wood Moore said. “Everyone who has seen it Wood said. “The film I will make with someone, whatever it might look like, can and Hill direct a Lego stop motion film said ‘wow, fourth and fifth grade stu- actual figures, I will attempt to make it be a powerful thing. It might even make an with the fourth and fifth grade class dents did that?’ They did everything.” an hour and 30 minutes.” eternal IMPACT. So do something good for about the story of Lent, from Jesus’ Moore said the class pull together Hill said that he learned a lot from someone today! fast for 40 days in the dessert to Eas- to demonstrate true teamwork. Wood through the process, too. ter, the resurrection. “Then the discussion that took place,” “Ori taught us, some student “The class took that under their Moore said. “How do you think Jesus thought you could raise a hand and wing,” Moore said. “We had kids step would feel when he was carrying the put it back down, but you have to Chris Philbeck is senior pastor of up, to write the script, content spe- cross, when he was bleeding? The ani- go little by little,” Hill said. “I feel that Mount Pleasant Christian Church. cialists to make sure everything was mation shows Jesus carrying the cross. was a great project and I should do You may email him at accurate, design. Every student elevat- [email protected] They chose to use red Expo marker more of this. 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CENTER GROVE Kenneth L. Swain, 56, of Greenwood, died April 27, 2017. Kenneth attended Center Grove High School and graduated in Honolulu, Ha- waii. He owned and operated SwainCo. Crawl Roger Ashby Jr. died on Sunday, May 7, Space and Basement Repair in Greenwood. 2017. He was born Oct. 6, 1926 in Oakland City, Services were April 30 and May 1 at Faith Com- Ind, the only son of Roger and Edith (Tisdale) munity Church, Indianapolis. Celebration of life Ashby. He and his wife, Pauline “Polly” New- was May 1. Burial is in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. house had been married for 66 years when she passed away in 2013. They moved to Green- Geraldine “Gerry” Thorne, 85, of India- wood in the late 90s to be near family. Services napolis, died May 6, 2017. Gerry was a member were May 10 at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Ser- of Emmanuel Church of Greenwood. She retired vice & Crematory, Greenwood Chapel, Green- from USA Track & Field. Services were May 13 at EXCLUSIVE wood. G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funer- FOR ICON READERS al Home at The Gardens at Olive Agnes Cecile Duncan, 81, of Greenwood, Branch. Burial is at Forest died on April 23, 2017. She was a 57-year mem- Lawn Memory Gardens. ber of Our Lady of the Greenwood. Services were April 27 and 28 at G. H. Herrmann Green- $750 Gift Card wood Funeral Home, Greenwood. A Mass of with purchase of any vehicle Christian Burial was April 28 at Our Lady of the Greenwood, Greenwood. Entombment will be at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. Sandra C. Merz-Abella, 80, of Green- CALL wood, died on Sunday, May 7, 2017. Ser- 317-451-4007 vices were May 12 at Newcomer Fu- neral Home - Indianapolis Chapel. Interment is at Greenlawn Cem- INDIANAPOLIS BROWNSBURG LEBANON etery.

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Father’s Day 2017 “What is one special skill your dad has? Why is this special? What are some examples of him using his skill?” ather’s Day is just one day out of 365 to show our fathers appreciation for rais- ing us and helping to shape us into who we are today! Though we try our best F to appreciate Dad the whole year round, we sometimes lose track of all he’s done for us. Take this Father’s Day as an opportunity to show Dad how much you care with a genuine letter from you, personally! Though we know it’s difficult sharing all the wonderful things about your father in just one page, we ask that entries do not exceed one page or 300 words. Elementary or middle school students from Center Grove/White Riv- All Gave Some er Township. Please include your name, age, grade, and school or home address on the letter as well. The three best entries will be selected and published in the June 17 issue of Some Gave All Center Grove Icon. Deadline for submissions is June 2 “Their devotion, their valor Mail or drop off your entry to: and their sacri ce will live ATTN: Father’s Day, Center Grove Icon 7670 S. US 31, Indianapolis, IN 46227 forever in the hearts of their or email entries to: [email protected] grateful countrymen.” www.eremonner.om ~ General John J Pershing 1604 W. Morris Street 5215 N. Shadeland Avenue Submit Your (317) 637-3733 (317) 562-0145 Entry Today! ©Leap Tie Everything you need for less May 20 - June 16, 2017 26 Center Grove ICON myICON.info ICON of the Month

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Compiled by Nicole Davis a really supportive staff. This is such a group “That’s always my goal, to make sure As she concludes the 2016-17 school year, effort… I feel I have the ability to put my best students are engaged,” she said. “I work re- she said she looks forward to what the future Center Grove Middle School Central 8th foot forward with the support I’ve been given.” ally hard to switch activities often and keep has in store as far as her career as an educator. grade science teacher, Andrea McCoy, ac- McCoy, originally from Southern Indiana, them interested in the content. My goal is to “I’m always looking forward to what am I cepted the 2016-17 Center Grove Commu- graduated from Indiana University with a have them leave every day interested in sci- going to change for next year, how can I im- nity School Corporation Teacher of the Year marketing major. She went through a transi- ence and wanting to learn more.” prove, how can I contribute in a different way,” award on May 1. Two weeks later, and she tion to teaching program at the University of The Teacher of the Year was chosen by a she said. “I feel I work in a great building and says she is still overwhelmed and humbled Indianapolis. She has taught at Center Grove Franklin College committee. McCoy will receive corporation where we’re always learning new by the honor. since 2011, starting as a computer teacher. a $1,000 check to spend on her classroom, and things. It excites me to try new things.” “Everybody has been really supportive,” she This is her fourth full year teaching science. will now represent the school corporation in Here, learn more about our June Center said. “I feel I work with a great school. I have She describes her teaching style as engaging. the Indiana Teacher of the Year competition. Grove ICON of the Month, Andrea McCoy.

What do you consider your greatest Which living person in Center Grove do virtue? Enthusiasm. I try to tackle challenges you most admire? I am constantly blown with a positive attitude and enthusiasm. away by the dedication and caring attitude of the staff at my school. They put our What do you most deplore in others? students first, support one another, and When someone is closed-minded. We can always have the most creative ideas on how always learn new things. to engage students. What do you like most about living What is the quality you like most in a in Center Grove? I love the sense of man? Compassion for others and the ability community in Center Grove. The generosity to not take themselves seriously from community members to our schools always amazes me. On a less serious note, I What is the quality you like most in a hate driving, so I like living so close to school. woman? Compassion for others and the ability to not take themselves seriously If you had to live anywhere else in the Metro Indianapolis area, where would it What is your greatest extravagance? Travel be? I would love to live in Lockerbie next to What are your fears/phobias? My family Mass Ave. This relates back to my hate for driving, because I would enjoy being able to always says I have “fomo”, the fear of walk to the grocery or to dinner. missing out! If you could begin life over, what would What has been the happiest time of your you change? I would love to be more life? I love meeting new people and trying spontaneous. new things, so leaving home and heading to IU was a whole lot of that. If money were no issue, how would you spend it? Travel the world! My list of places Which talent would you most like to to visit just keeps growing! possess? I would love to be able to sing. What makes you happiest? Being with my What do you most value in your friends? family and friends and of course, my puppy. Dependability and humor What is your favorite vacation spot? I love Which historical figure do you most constantly trying somewhere new – new admire? Right now, it would be the women cultures, sights, and of course, the food. recognized in the book/movie Hidden Figures. (Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson, What do you do with idle time? I love to Dorothy Vaughan) Typically, any female read. Embarrassingly, I really enjoy reading scientist makes my heart happy. young adult series. I used to say I read them so that I could talk to my students What is your greatest regret? I don’t really about them, but I think they all know believe in regrets. Even the mistakes have better by now. What do you do to escape from reality? every day and is patient with me when I am provided me with the opportunity to learn I love to cook. It brings out my inner zen. I stressing about something. Can I also say our and grow. If I HAD to pick something, I would What is it that makes you angry? When love trying new recipes and cookbooks. dog, Cooper? I once had a student confess have another dog. I feel that I am not being heard or things that she did not even know I was married are not fair. What or who is the greatest love of your What tenet do you live by? Seek first to because I talked about my dog so much. So, I understand than to be understood life? My husband, Grant, makes me laugh clearly can’t leave him out. May 20 - June 16, 2017 Center Grove ICON SERVICE GUIDE myICON.info 27

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