Celebration 2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS TOM FULLER, Chariman Executive Vice President, CFO, 22squared, Inc. ERIC ANDERSON Consultant, Egon Zehnder International TIM AYRES Partner, The Second Mile Award Moore Colson & Co. BRIAN BRODRICK Partner, Jackson Spalding Second Mile Award JIM COPELAND Retired Senior Director, Human Resources, Wrigley DAVID FARMER Vice President, Product Strategy and Development, Chick-fil-A ROB FOWLER Executive Vice President, Turner, Wood and Smith KATE MAINE I recently had dinner with our graduates before Director of University Relations, University of North Georgia Reflections they left Eagle Ranch to return home. I was struck MICHAEL MOHR Managing Director, Wilmington Trust by their individual stories, and most importantly, JODY NOLAND that their “season” here can be defined in large part Former Manager, IBM Georgia as a time of learning and healing. DAVE POLSTRA Founding Partner, Brightworth The Ranch provides a safe environment for our children to heal LYNN PRICE Chief Financial Officer, Compliance Services, LLC from the losses they have experienced, which can range from the JIM WEBB death of loved ones to broken relationships within their family. Chairman of the Board, Triaxia Partners Learning to make good choices, establish healthy relationships and BOARD OF ADVISORS set boundaries are important lessons that will help them move into COURTNEY AMOS DAN CATHY a promising future. NICK CHILIVIS VINCE DOOLEY, Emeritus We are so grateful for your partnership with us as we carry on this ELIZABETH HARRIS important work. EARL LEONARD DAVID RATCLIFFE God’s blessings to you and your family. DAN REEVES KATHARYN AND MARK RICHT MIKE SMITH WENDELL STARKE Sincerely, JOHN WIELAND PHILIP WILHEIT JENNER WOOD EAGLE RANCH FOUNDATION Edwin J. Staub BOARD OF TRUSTEES Founder and Executive Director MIKE CALLAHAN, Chair TOM FULLER ROY JONES LYNN PRICE

KIRBY THOMPSON ROBERT WYNNE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EDWIN J. STAUB Our Mission Two Eagle Ranch children won The Second Mile Award for going above and beyond Eagle Ranch provides a Christ-centered home for boys and girls expectations and persevering through challenges. Romello, 17, made a turnaround this year, working harder than ever in his home, at school and during extracurricular activities. Sarah, EAGLE RANCH, INC. in crisis and in need of hope and healing. Partnering with their 13, made huge strides at school and became a role model in her home through humble and Post Office Box 7200 families, we pursue family restoration and reunification. Chestnut Mountain, GA 30502 helpful leadership. “Winning this award was awesome, I didn’t think I’d come this far,” said t: 770.967.8500 · f: 770.967.3757 We seek to influence and equip others who share a similar Sarah. “I don’t even know the girl who walked through the door of the Glory Home on Febru- EagleRanch.org calling to impact children, families and future generations. ary 3, 2013. I’m a totally new person, and it feels really good.” “The kids trained, competed, and finished. Some did The better than they expected, some not as well. Either way, Eagle Ranch they followed through with something, start to finish.” Triathlon Assistant Counselor Garrett Durham This May, a total of 36 Ranch children, 24 boys and 12 girls, participated in a community triathlon, hosted by Eagle Ranch and made possible through Tri-Kids Inc. For some boys and girls, training for the event Trwas their first i time aswimming t or riding ha bike. The l triathlon o helped n build confidence and allowed the children to experience success that can carry through in other areas of their lives. “The more you become Healing honest, the healthier your Brokenness Travis, 17, The Love Home relationships are. It makes Travis’ parents divorced when he was just coming into his teen me feel good that I can years. With shared custody and two working parents, Travis took connect with other people.” advantage of going back and forth between parents and dodging discipline. His dad, Keith, notes Felicity, 12, The Praise Home that with a long work commute and short visits with Travis, he didn’t see the problems that were developing. “Travis just kind of fell through the cracks,” he said. Time at the Ranch allowed the family to come together and learn about setting boundaries and communicating better with Travis. “I learned how he feels and how to get him to do things around the house without fighting,” said his mom, Lisa. Finishing his junior year of high school, Travis recently won an essay contest and is inter- ested in a career in journalism. “He really does amaze me,” said Learning to Feel Again Keith. “I know he’s a great kid. Things just happened in his life Felicity came to Eagle Ranch as a 5th grader During her time at the Ranch, Felicity learned to at a crucial time that set him off trying to figure out life. Adopted, she felt like respect authority, complete tasks and significantly in the wrong direction. I think her parents didn’t understand her, so she improved her grades. She began forming honest, Eagle Ranch really helped to treated them with disrespect. Her grades were connected relationships with her parents and turn him around.” far from her potential, and she had difficulty friends, and expressed her feelings. She credits following through. “Whenever I was given a her transformation to learning about herself and task, I would never finish it,” she said. “I would forming a relationship with Christ. “I learned how just make excuses.” to maintain healthy relationships with friends, authority figures and God.” Prone to follow the crowd or lie to impress friends, Felicity had trouble socially and began to “I’m just so glad she finally let her walls down and “God can do anything. Through my houseparents and shut her feelings out. “I used to not feel anything embraced everything that everyone was trying to at all, so I had to work on starting to feel again,” give her,” said her mom, Tracey. “It made all the people at the school, God spoke to me and changed my she said. “I also had to learn how to tell others difference in the world, and I’m just very proud how I felt and to be honest about things.” of her.” perspective on a lot of things. He changed my heart.” God spoke to me and changed my perspective “My relationship with Christ Rebuilding Trust is the biggest thing I’ve Jeremiah, 16, The Peace Home Jeremiah’s first meeting at gotten from the program, Eagle Ranch was unforgettable. He arrived under the watchful and my relationships at the eye of a Gwinnett County deputy. After serving a 30-day sentence Ranch are some of the best at the youth detention center, he started the Ranch program. I’ve had in my 17 years.” Much of Jeremiah’s time was spent learning how to deal with Romello, 17, The Joy Home anger and rebuilding trust with his family. “His attitude improved tremendously,” said his father, Dieter. “He wants to do better and choose what’s right. We became a lot closer, and I was able to regain full trust in Jeremiah.” In addition to making improve- ments in school, Jeremiah grew Setting New Priorities spiritually, makes better choices and has become more respectful When Romello’s parents divorced, his mom, Romello began to apply his confidence to other of others. Adrienne, felt pressure to provide. While she areas of the program. He overcame his fear of Upon completion of the Ranch worked to make ends meet, Romello found swimming and completed the Eagle Ranch program, Jeremiah was taken off himself home alone or with his older sister, who triathlon. “With encouragement from the crowd, of probation. He recently finished tried to parent him. He started spending time he completed the entire swim portion,” said Eagle his freshman year of high school with friends until the early morning hours or not Ranch Assistant Counselor Garrett Durham. “The and looks forward to one day coming home at all. Adrienne began to receive moment he stepped out of the pool there was a going to college to study studio calls at work to tell her Romello was skipping loud roar from the stands. Romello was proud production technology. school. “Our whole life structure was disorga- of the task he accomplished, and I think this is nized and dysfunctional,” she remembers. going to be something he will always remember.” Eventually, Romello’s actions caught up with him, Most importantly, Romello formed a relationship and Eagle Ranch was recommended to Adrienne with Christ. “I didn’t know my son has a huge, through a parole officer. Angry when he first giving, sentimental heart,” said Adrienne. “I think arrived, Romello didn’t go out of his way to that by him getting close to Christ, that came out. succeed. “I was kind of lazy,” he recalled. I didn’t see it before, because he was so defiant.” “Eagle Ranch is an amazing experience. I got to meet new Despite his attitude, he began to experience Romello has also noticed changes with his mom. success in school. “I had been held back before, “We spend more time together. Our home is people. I worked on how to handle things differently. so I was surprised I did well at school. I thought, centered on Christ, and work comes second. ‘I’m doing well here, let’s see what else I can do.’” So the priorities have changed.” I learned if you put your mind to it, you can do anything.” if you put your mind to it, you can do anything. “I started getting along with Bridging people. I made friends in my home and at school.” the Divide Josh, 16, The Peace Home

For David and Norma Cates, raising their two daughters was a fairly uneventful, normal parenting experience. The girls responded to discipline and never had any problems making One bleary morning, in desperation, Norma friends and fitting in. But things were always went online to find help. “I was just frustrated different with their youngest child, Josh. one night. I was up at 3 o’clock in the morning researching the internet and praying for God to With special education needs and challenges, give me a sign,” she said. “Eagle Ranch popped Josh had trouble socially at school and was up. It was the only thing that stood out to me.” bullied. At home he was difficult, creating chaos when things didn’t go his way. Once Josh was at the Ranch, the entire family committed to the program. Through counseling “Josh definitely used to run the show,” remembers and parent groups, the family learned how to his sister Amy. “We’d go where he wanted to eat, reestablish relationships and set boundaries do what he wanted to do, because we didn’t want that worked for Josh. “I learned it wasn’t just to deal with what he would be like if we didn’t Josh’s problem; it was a family problem,” do that.” David said.

“Things aren’t perfect, but we love and respect each other. That’s something every family should have.”

The disruption in the home caused family “He’s definitely calmer now,” said Josh’s oldest members to retreat and grow apart. When Josh’s sister, Melissa. “He’s not quite as persistent about sisters became adults, they moved away and things. He’ll step back and think about things rarely visited. His parents spent more time in instead of keep pushing.” their room to maintain peace in the home. “We were having a lot of conflict between the girls The rifts are beginning to close and the family is and Josh. Amy and Melissa were having a hard spending more time together. “Things aren’t time accepting what he was doing,” said David. perfect, but we love and respect each other. “We all just wanted to get away from Josh and his That’s something every family should have,” said behaviors. We fought all the time. There wasn’t a David. “I think Eagle Ranch has brought us much Things aren’t perfect, but we love and respect each other. closeness. It was no way to have a family.” closer. We’ve got our son back.” That’s something every family should have. “My housedad always A Family Effort had time for 1-on-1 Josh, 17, The Joy Home Josh celebrated two graduations this spring. conversations. In addition to Eagle Ranch, he also graduated from Flowery Branch High School. This fall, My housemom always he will head to The University of Georgia as a member of the Redcoat Marching Band, with plans to study civil engineering. “Two years ago, believed in me and I couldn’t have pictured him graduating from high school and going to college without being wanted the guys in our incredibly worried,” said his mom, Karen. home to have fun.” The family had been in turmoil for about five years with constant arguments and anger. Josh continued to spiral downward. “I was ready to Kris, 14, The Love Home give up. I felt like I couldn’t do it anymore,” Karen said. “But then I realized I had to fight for Josh.” The family knew finding help was critical. They originally looked into summer wilderness programs and even prep schools, when Josh’s grandfather came across Eagle Ranch. “We were in a bad place, and Eagle Ranch seemed like an answer to prayers,” Karen recalled. Josh’s turnaround began when each family member took responsibility for their role in their problems. “This situation is not an easy Working Through Loss place to find yourself in,” said his dad, Keith. “It’s difficult to see yourself as the leader of a family that isn’t functioning well. That’s a hard In the first 10 days of September 2007, Kris lost “I was getting constant calls from the school. Kris pill to swallow. I finally realized that it’s not his mom and his grandfather. The next month, was flipping over desks and trash cans, breaking about me being the leader of my family, but two more family members passed away. It was a pencils. He wouldn’t get on the bus,” recalls God. He may have a different plan than what I devastating time for the 7-year-old and his Karen. Knowing how much the Ranch helped think but that’s ok. Eagle Ranch has given us a older brother. Kodie, she believed Kris might benefit. place where our family can heal.” Kris and his brother moved in with their Aunt During his time at the Ranch, Kris learned to Karen and two cousins, who also were reeling express himself and emerged as a leader among from the losses. As the family worked through his peers. “I’ve seen a tremendous change. their pain, Kris’ older brother Kevin went to a He now volunteers to help out at home, and he’s private school, and his cousin, Kodie, came to not a problem at school,” Karen said. Eagle Ranch. “I appreciate my family being able to change and Her fiancé, Travis, agrees. “He’s a great kid. Kodie returned home as problems with Kris began It’s been a pleasure to be around him and to to escalate. Unable to express himself verbally, watch him grow. We look forward to seeing him work with me. They were involved in the Kris’ frustrations came out through defiance at transition into high school and take what we’ve home and problems at school. learned at Eagle Ranch and apply it.” program and didn’t make it just about me.” I appreciate my family being able to change DR. JEFFREY WARD CLINTON BASTIN IRENE BROOKS WILL CARSWELL Josh, Tracy & Adalyn Giles Mr. & Mrs. Edward Andrews Diane Strickland Magnus Tim Carswell The Eagle Ranch Honor and Memorial Gift Program JIM WEBB MR. BILL & MRS. TERESA HERMAN J. BROWN Sandi & Richard Hester Honor and Memorial gifts provide an opportunity to recognize a special person in your life in a Mike Callahan BATES Junior & Sharon Flanigan ALLEN CARTER MRS. ANNE WISE Stan Appleton Employees of C.E.D.S. Lounette Hood meaningful way. Your gift directly supports Eagle Ranch’s work with children who are struggling in life. Jack McKinley PHYLLIS “GAIL” DYER BAUGH Construction Company Rives & Kathleen Carter MRS. KRISTINE WIX Diane & Mike Kent ONIE BROWN BOBBY JOE CAUDELL Recipients of these gifts learn about our mission while giving hope to boys and girls in crisis. The Mohr Family TOM BAUMGARDNER Cecil & Juanita Brookshire John & Susie Solesbee MR. JOE T. WOOD, SR. Tom & Mary Billman ROGER H. BROWN, SR. REV. JACK G. CHANNELL Mr. & Mrs. Jerry D. Jackson RUBYE TRAPNELL BECKER Robert Matthews Dick & Carol Inman Blitch Ann Bird Stan & Susie Appleton Evelyn Runnels MEMORIAL GIFTS GEORGE BEHENSKY, SR. Isabel Ramsbottom MRS. JANET CHAPMAN Barry Stover Insurance Joe T. Wood, Sr. Harris & Ann Wilbanks HONOR GIFTS MR. JASON EAGLEN ANDY & BRENDA KOMARECK MRS. BARBARA RICE Contributions to the Eagle Agency, Inc. Mary & Richard Gerakitis PRESTON CHAPMAN The Mohr Family Tom & Lisa Short Randy & Joy Cobb Ranch Memorial Program are MR. MARK BELL William Hudson Howard & Carol Cooper Contributions to the Eagle LARRY & JUDY EDWARDS MS. KRISTIN KRAMER MARY & BILL RIDDLE Ranch Honor Program are listed listed in alphabetical order Mr. & Mrs. Edward Andrews Joe Chipman Amy & Randall Brown Margaret Sims The Mohr Family Irene & Jim Valley by the name of the deceased. DALE L. BENNETT Tom & Lisa Groos Melissa, Chris & in alphabetical order by the JEAN & ED ELLIS DAVE LARSON ELIZABETH RODDY & name of the honoree. Donors Donors are listed after the name Grant Williams John & Stephanie Breelan Thomas June Gay J. C. Calder JEFF WELLS of the person in whose memory Brian Bennett Connaughton Betsy, Joel & Eric Garner are listed after the name of the JOHN B. “SONNY” ELLIS JENNIFER & LANCE LASSITER Robert Orr person in whose honor they they contributed (donations Marlon & Sue Choate Ann C. Alexander CHRIS CHILDERS Sartain Lanier Family William W. Whorley MRS. LEIGH ROSS January 20 – May 16, 2014). MR. FURMAN BISHER APAC-Tennessee, Inc J. C. & Carolyn Childers contributed (donations received Foundation MSGR. RICHARD LOPEZ Jack McKinley January 20 – May 16, 2014). Jack McKinley Donna & Jeff Mintz CALEB CLARKE’S MOTHER JO FABIAN The Mohr Family MR. NICHOLAS SAPORITO JIM ALDULAIMI CARMEL L. MCEVER Hans Trupp Sally Tinsley JAMES PATRICK ANDERSON Dorothy Bruce CHARLES MAYNARD The Mohr Family Karen & Bob Jernigan BLACKSTOCK Mr. & Mrs. Martin Ellard BRENDA CLOUD Papa & Mia MR. JOHN FAVIER Joan & George Morris LIZ & DAREL SAPP ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Hansel & Mary Williams Art & Kay Kunzer June Gay PEYTON RAE ATTAWAY The Mohr Family MR. RYAN McCLAY Mr. & Mrs. Richard McDivitt Wiley & Judy Black Stan O’Dell Luly & Maurice Samuels GEORGIA COCHRAN Don Attaway KATHY FINCHER The Mohr Family MRS. BARBARA SCHNEIDER GORDON ALEXANDER, JR. 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Tucker Jim Hayes Stan & Susie Appleton The Brunson Famly RALPH & LOUISE GRANT LOIS & BAIRD HUDGINS Dr. & Mrs. Matthew McGowan Mary Ann Wilson VICKI ELAINE WEBB MOULDER KAY PRESSLEY MARGIE DAVIS Stan & Susie Appleton Lake & Ann Gibson Robert Orr & Ginger Scott HELEN LASCHOBER MRS. ISABELL McCULLOUGH Bill & Mary DeBardeleben Linda Montgomery & Kip & Harris & Ann Wilbanks MRS. VERGIE EVANS MARCELA “MARCY” GREEN JEAN HUDSON Dorothy Olson Deborah Hibben MILDRED STRICKLAND Stacy Montgomery MARY ANN DAVIS Doug & Diane Magnus The Slade Family Sue Gross CURTIS LAWRENCE MR. MIKE McDONALD MURPHY GENE PRICE Elizabeth & Joe Frank Harris MRS. JUANITA EWING KATHRYN GREENE RASHAD HUDSON Austin & Regina Edmondson Mr. & Mrs. Jerry D. Jackson Mrs. Sylvia Cooper Shirley Price MAE DAY Harris & Ann Wilbanks Johnny & Betty Gail Jones Rex & Mildred Grogan JO BETH LAWSON HUGH McINTYRE CALEB NATION PATRICIA JEWELL PRINCE David & Judy South GRACE FAIRCHILD Lowell & Mardy Fulenwider IRENE HUGHES Wade Lawson T. 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AKINS Don & Vickie Mulkey FLEMING Carolyn Brown ANN DAVIS IRVIN Irene Reed WINSTON MARVIN McKINNEY JUDY “MAMA JUDY” NICHOLS Verdis & Mary Puckett TIM DOTSON Mary Ann Wilson Mary Lynn & John Coyle Mr. & Mrs. Charles Chastain SAM LINDSAY Mike & Cindy Hall Jeff & Terry Wallace KELLY PUGH Scott & Lisa Grant CALVIN FLOWERS DORINE C. GREENWAY BERNICE FRADY IRVIN Chuck & Connie Williams PAUL McLAREN ROBERT WARREN NICHOLS Mary Lynn & John Coyle MARJORIE “KATY” DOWDY Mike & Susan Wallace Martha F. Sexton Vera Cochran Terri Welchel Gladys Cotton Sweat Bruce & Barbara Adams CLEMMIE PURCELL The Kell Family MRS. GAIL FOLKERTS CAROLYN GROGAN MATTIE JARRETT Fouts Brothers & Smyrna KAY THORNTON MELVIN BLAKE NIX Dorothy Strickland CLAUDETTE DUBOSE Jean Rollins Larry & Jackie Pardue David & Deborah Clark Truck Family Frances Thornton Doug & Diane Magnus GREG PUTNAL Charles Sanders WILLIAM F. FORD, SR. ASA EUGENE HALL ELIZABETH JENNINGS JACK LOVELADY, JR. JAMES R. MERCER STEVE NORWOOD Mrs. Dorothy Bruce Jim & Betty Williams Mr. Thomas P. Wendle Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Braswell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Moore Annette Lovelady Bill & Linda Truelove Don & Kathy Frankforther MR. KLAUS PUTTER Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Williams ELEANOR FOSTER DR. RICHARD HAMMONDS Isabel Ramsbottom DR. THOMAS LUMSDEN GEORGE URWIN METCALF, JR. ROGERS ODELL Dr. & Mrs. Wilton White Saralyn H. Hill Cheryl Gentile Mac & Jennifer Coile LEON JONES Stan & Susie Appleton Tom & Andi Knecht Lurene Odell BOBBY LEE QUATTLEBAUM Carolyn Pittman Mr. & Mrs. Larry Walker GREG COOPER HANES Mrs. Susan Jones MR. RAY LEON LUND Georgia Mountain BARBARA S. OLDS Hartwell Quattlebaum Margaret Martin Larry & Margo Coleman Mac & Jennifer Coile & PEGGY DOLORES JONES T. W. & Evie Jones Handspinners Guild R. Olds Family JUNE MINSK QUATTLEBAUM Mr. & Mrs. Edward Andrews Gloria Lee Diana Nell Hanes Kent & Pam Starke ROSE LUSAS Harold & Marsha Powers ROBERT OLIVER Hartwell & June Quattlebaum Tom & Dianne Sherrill Mr. Steven Starnes Doug & Diane Magnus BARBARA & STEVE JORDAN Randy & Betsy King Rebecca Roby Harrison & Pat Martin PATRICK RANDALL Mary Christo Gary Steffey, Raymond Ouida Strickland Matt & Kathy Bauerkemper ROBERT S. LYNN Randy & Gloria Sillan FRANK & JEAN O’NEAL David & Gail Hunter Carole Smith Steffey & Brian Tansey Marcia Hammock DONALD JORDAN Janis M. Lynn J. C. & Jessie Cannon Alan O’Neal REBA REED Alan, Eric & Joanne Burgess Families Lloyd & Florence Smee & Stan O’Dell WILBER MARABLE Paul & Mary Veen MARVIN ORENSTEIN Joan Dyar Mary & Charles Ginden Beverly & Bill Beach Family SUSAN WARD JORDAN Steve & Amy Cochran JACK MILLER Donnie & Linda Martin Peel GEORGE REESE Richard & Donna Stogner ARMC Pulmonary Rehab Sylvia, Jackie & Joe Cooper Regina & Austin Edmondson Mr. & Mrs. James Duggan David & Deborah Clark CHARLES ORR Marty Cape & Janis Lynn LILA MAE DUCKETT Richard & Patsy Coleman Mr. & Mrs. James MacDonald Stan & Susie Appleton ALBERT MARAZITI, II DOYLE “DOC” MISKELL Joe Cowan’s Bible Fellowship Doug & Diane Magnus Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pirkle William L. Foster Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Jackson Linda & John Sundstrom Dorothy M. Maraziti John & Kathie Manes Class Dick & Julia Baxter MRS. CHARLOTTE DUNAGAN Forrest & Susan Sweat JUDITH WELCH HARDY LIB JULIAN LAURLEN MARSH JACK MONEY MRS. PEGGY PENLAND Sally & Jim McCoun Paul E. Bolding Post Unit Barbara & Adam Licznerski Blitch Ann Bird Dave & Martha Sexton Frances Lovell Mary Lynn & John Coyle Mr. William W. Whorley MR. RONALD JOSEPH REID American Legion AUX Susan B. Steffey BETTY STEWART HARRIS ERICA KAPP RAY MARTIN GEORGE & GRACE MOORE ROY PEPLIN Stan, Cathy & Carter Evans MICHAEL V. DUVALL SONDRA K. FOWLER Miss Lorry de la Croix Forrest Neely Doug & Diane Magnus Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Harris Phyllis Peplin Mr. & Mrs. Vernon C. Duvall Tom & Mary Billman KATHY BURTON HARRIS DIXIE KEEN BETTY JANE DYER MARGARET ELLEN FRANKLIN Mr. & Mrs. George Breedlove Barbara & John Avery Stan & Susie Appleton Doug & Belinda KAREN HARTRAMPF EUGENE KELLER, III Doug & Diane Magnus Westmoreland Stan & Susie Appleton Lisa Lance CASEY DZIURA BETTY FRAVEL MR. & MRS. MARK H. HAYES HENRIETTA KELLUM Amy & Woody Brooks Eddie & Kayanne Staub Jim Hayes Don & Paula Landers Eagle Ranch Featured in National News REBA EAVENSON Tim & Beth Wilson NEVA LITTLE HELMS GEORGE CURT KENYON Merry Chandler LEONARD FRAVEL Mrs. Ethel Caras Brenda Watson Eagle Ranch Founder and Executive Director Eddie Staub was featured in an article in U.S. News and World ANNIE EDWARDS Jim & Shirley Gailey MRS. TOMMIE W. HELTON JUDY ANN KIKER Margaret Sims Tim & Beth Wilson Kenneth Reed Roy & Judy Lyle Report. The article, “How to Tell if Your Kid is in Trouble,” by Rachel Pomerance Berl, explores warning signs MR. EARL EDWARDS MRS. SIDNEY M. FROST BUSTER HENDERSON MR. MURTHA JAMES KILEY of risky behavior in children. Staub gave the following advice. “Parents tend to wait too late because they’re Eugene H. England Stan & Susie Appleton The Kell Family Barry Stover Insurance WEITA SKINNER EDWARDS MRS. NELLIE FULENWIDER Mr. & Mrs. Don Kell Agency, Inc. in denial. They just feel like it’s going to go away on its own. Take care of it before it goes down some roads Scotty & Colleen Jennings Stan & Susie Appleton JEAN HERRON PEGGY HARPER KILLIAN that are so destructive that it’s hard to remedy.” To read the article, visit EagleRanch.org/USNews. MAE ELDER MRS. RUBY GARRETT Marshall & Bobbylea Sally & Jim McCoun Gary & Candace Pulliam Stan & Susie Appleton Pennington JULIE REYNOLDS & Eddie & Kayanne Staub LOYD STRICKLAND LOWELL & DORIS WHEELER PERRIN REYNOLDS Margarethe Jones Mary Lynn & John Coyle Mr. & Mrs. Roger Stover Martha B. Swann Aranka Fodor Joyce & Burton Stephens SEAN WHITCOMB PERRIN C. REYNOLDS, SR. Sharon Carlyle Mr. & Mrs. Al Crumley Ruth A. Whitney “I definitely want to go to college and I think this will reflect well Mr. & Mrs. Tom Paris, Jr. & Beverly Elliott MARY STROHLEIN MRS. BRENDA WHITING Joyce Paris JOE SEWELL Ms. Dorothy M. Maraziti Doris & Ernest Lee Smith Stan & Susie Appleton Mrs. Louise B. Sewell BONNIE SUDDERTH HUDSON WHITLEY and help me get into a school I’m interested in.” David & Sally Williams MYRON SEWELL Mr. & Mrs. Richard Buice Mary Helen Connelly Dick & Julia Baxter Cathy & Gene Anderson SUSAN SUDDERTH CHERYL GOTAY WHITMER Pete & Lynne Smith NOBLE SHAW Lucy Gill Stan & Susie Appleton Brian & Cindy Terrell Jack & Gail Capps PAUL SYERS Philip & Linda Failyer Austin & Regina Edmondson DEANA SHEALY’S MOTHER Our Highest Calling Ladies JAN WHITMIRE Bill & Nancy Hudson Mr. & Mrs. Edwin O. Sawyer Sunday School Class Carol & Ronnie Ransom Carrie Hatfield CHARLES L. SHORT PAMELA GREEN TALLENT Main Street Friends Looking Ahead Doug & Diane Magnus Steve & San Short Doris, Ernest & Lee Smith Marcia Hammock Turner, Wood & Smith MAE C. SHORT LORENE MYERS TALLEY Austin & Regina Edmondson Finishing his 9th grade year with a 4.0 at Eagle MILDRED VIRGIE HUDGINS Tom & Lisa Short Homer & Renee Myers Charles & Peggy Ivey Ranch School, Jack, 15, is ready for a new academic RICH MIDAS SKELTON DICK TAYLOR JAY WHORTON Stan & Susie Appleton Barry Stover Insurance Austin & Regina Edmondson Bebe & Earl Leonard challenge. Jack, who lives in Eagle Ranch’s Grace MARY ANN ROBERTS Agency, Inc. TOMMY THOMAS ZELLA AUTRY WILBANKS Home, was recently accepted into the Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Ed Parks III CLARICE SLADE Emory & Carolyn Stephens Lloyd & Florence Smee & ROSA ROBERTS Susan & Peter Hodgson RANDY THOMPSON Family High School International Scholars Academy Tom & Betty Brown MRS. ESTHER M. SLUSSER Milton & Audrey Pierce JOHN WILBANKS, JR. (JISA) for advanced students. BOBBY G. “ROBBY” ROBERTSON Paul E. Bolding Post Unit JACK THOMPSON, M.D. Deborah Wilbanks Shirley Tankersley American Legion AUX Sally Tinsley JANET WILLIAMS ANNAH FAITH ROBINSON SARA ELIZABETH (PROPES) BROOKS THORNTON Sandi & Richard Hester In addition to a rigorous curriculum, JISA explores Tony & Jennifer Lattanzi SMALLWOOD Frances Thornton ROGER WILLIAMS complex global issues and offers students a variety Cecil & Juanita Brookshire Barry & Sandra Ladd MEL TINSLEY Tony & Glenda Harrison TRUMAN ROGERS Doug & Diane Magnus Jerrell, Darlene, Carolyn, Kenneth & Sue Moore of cultural experiences. David & Brenda Frost Danny & Glenda Scroggs Bobby, Kathy & Lynda Henry & Kathy Moore ALLAN ROSS Karen Rail & Family JOYCE TUCKER Doris, Ernest & Lee Smith “This will help prepare me for the International J. R. & Frances Kanady CAROLYN SMITH Scotty & Colleen Jennings Merlin & Louise Childers Baccalaureate program, if I decide to apply for MRS. FRANCES ROSS Frank & Ruthie Pirkle DR. AUSTIN TED TURK Mildred Smith David & Jane Wilson GENE SMITH LaTrelle Waters Harla Samples that. I definitely want to go to college and I think HELEN ROSS & HAZEL PROPES Betty Stark MIKE TURNER BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON this will reflect well and help me get into a Steve & Kittie Ross HERALD W. & HELEN M. SMITH Mac & Jennifer Coile Marlene Williamson LARRY ROUSE Gary, Frances & Alan Grier OPHELIA TURNER CECILIA “CECE” WILLIAMSON school I’m interested in,” he said. Randall & Faye Duck ELEANOR HAAS & KAREN John & Susie Solesbee Travis Williamson Howard & Carol Cooper SMITH EDMOND HOWARD GEORGE “BUBBA” WILSON Having spent part of his childhood in Georgia Amy & Randall Brown Mr. Fred Haas UNDERWOOD Mary Ann Wilson Melissa, Chris & LAMAR SMITH Nick & Patti Chilivis MICKEY WILSON and Ohio, Jack is glad his family is back in Breelan Thomas Betty Eades JOHN B. VICKERS Donnie & Linda Martin Peel Georgia, and he looks forward to going to Betsy, Joel & Eric Garner MARTY SMITH Ida, Bernie, Karen Schwind & ROGER WILSON Johnson High. “I lived in Georgia for grades MR. ROY RUFFIN Mary Ammons Deborah Wilbanks Randall & Faye Duck Alice Hutchinson ROBERT W. SMITH LENNY WADDELL MRS. BETTY WING 5-7 and attended DaVinci Academy when I MARK BRYAN RUIS Donald & Brenda Pepper J. Kevin Tharpe & Staff Dr. & Mrs. Matthew McGowan was in 6th and 7th grade. A lot of DaVinci Barry & Sandra Ladd SARAH B. SMITH VOYCE IRVIN WADE DEBRA WISE Rachel Hall David & Karen Neff Donald & Brenda Pepper Kim Mauldin students go to Johnson High. So I feel like Laura & Bobby Staub IMOGENE SPIES TILDA WALL JOHN WISE I’m kind of getting back into the school I CHARLES WILLIAM SAVAGE Jon & Gail Greeson Jon & Gail Greeson Ned & Marsha Richards Jefferson Motor Co. ANNE STEINER JERRY WALLS MICKEY WISE would have been in.” CLINT DOWNS SAVAGE Forrest Neely Wanda Kemp Mary Ann & Keith Bacon Gloria P. Thompson Link & Jami Hammond HELEN B. WATERS IAN WOLFE TONY SAVAGE, SR. Tricia Fuller & Family Linda Highsmith John P. Wolfe, II The Savage Family Donna Stanfield Mary Emma Stribling LOU ELLA WOOD TED SCARBROUGH Mitzi Neely Ann B. McLeod Rodger & Dianne Crawford Elaine Thurston Mr. & Mrs. Donald Tolbert JAKE WATERS MARY WOOD PAUL SCHMIDT Mike & Bonnie Tolbert Margaret Bridges Gaynelle Hurley & Children Mrs. Ethel Caras Debra Tolbert Bonnelle Valentine Jeanette Gravitt FRANCES SCHUSTER CHRISTINE STEPHENS Laurene Sosebee MINNIE LEE WRIGHT Jan & Mike Callahan Mr. & Mrs. Guy N. Mullinax Linda Crawford Debbie Wright Send Your Message to the Future MR. JACK SELF Mancel & Emogene Oliver Kay & Gates Scoville MARK WYNNE Stan & Susie Appleton Harris & Ann Wilbanks Bronda & Bradley Perry Tony & Kayanne Coggins It is often said that children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see. A gift to Eagle Ranch JULIANNA SERES KELLEY STEPHENSON JOE MARK WATSON Rosebuds through your will provides a legacy of helping heal and strengthen generations of children and families. Dave & Tina Ehrhardt Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Cook, Jr. Thomas & Mary Watson Columbia Insurance Group David Horvath JACK STEVENS MAX WATSON Tim & Leigh Ann Ayres If you already have a will, you can leave a gift to Eagle Ranch through a simple document called a codicil. Elizabeth Kertesz & Family Stan & Susie Appleton Frank & Betty Watson BETTY & JIMMY YOUNG Talk to your attorney and indicate “Eagle Ranch, Inc., Chestnut Mountain, Georgia,” as a beneficiary in Babi Tinger WILL THOMAS STEVENS GARRISON WHALEY Studie & Zach Young Agnes Kiss Stan & Susie Appleton Mr. & Mrs. John C. Whaley E. T. “BUDDY” YOUNG your will, trust or life insurance policy. If you would like more information on how your gift can be used Laszlo & Elizabeth Felfoldi FERRIA MAE STOVALL SYLVIA WHANN Dick & Dixie Harris to benefit Eagle Ranch boys and girls, contact Eddie Staub at 770.967.8500 or [email protected]. Abe & Maura Cobb Henry & Kathy Moore Marilyn Rutledge Carol & Dick Inman NON-PROFIT Support Our Children U.S. POSTAGE PAID GAINESVILLE, GA I want to support Eagle Ranch children with a gift of Post Office Box 7200 PERMIT #82 Chestnut Mountain, GA 30502 $1000 $500 $100 $50 $25 $

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