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Badger Football Tickets and Los Establos Boutique Inn, SILENT AUCTION ITEMS 123 Helsan Development $250.00 149 Elite Island Resorts $3,000.00 Badger Goodies Panama # Item Description Donor Name Value Lake Geneva Cruise Line / Gage Pineapple Beach Club in 124 Lake Geneva Cruise $110.00 150 Elite Island Resorts $2,100.00 Kris Monteen & Betty Brinn Marine Corp. Antigua 100 Betty Brinn & Golden Books $62.00 Children's Museum Wine Sampling Experience St. James's Club Morgan 125 PRP Wine International $600.00 151 Elite Island Resorts $2,745.00 Gift Certificates Bay, St. Lucia 101 Range Pass & UA Youth Hats Wicked Archery & Arma Purdy $314.00 Racine Zoo Admission & Andrew & Rachel Sawyer & 126 $92.00 152 St. James's Club in Antigua Elite Island Resorts $3,600.00 102 Disney World Park Passes Disney World $648.00 Kids' Director’s Chairs Racine Zoo Palm Island Resort & Spa in Dance Class & Hair Bows Kristen Adam & Brookfield 153 Elite Island Resorts $3,000.00 127 $262.00 The Grenadines 103 Wave Tickets and Fan basket Milwaukee Wave $253.00 Package Center for the Arts 154 Gourmet In-Home Dinner Pour Vous $250.00 Creative Memories Scrap- 128 Texas Roadhouse Gift Basket Texas Roadhouse $48.00 Wine & Cheese Basket with 104 Lori Carl $296.79 155 Kristen Adam $180.00 book Kit Director’s Chair Adventure Rock Climbing Planner Sticker Book & Planner Chick Designs & 129 Adventure Rock $80.00 Ice Cream, Movie & Candy 105 $71.00 Passes 156 Kelly Erkkila & Price Transport $118.00 2018 Planner Plum Paper Basket Naturescape Lawncare 130 Naturescape $319.00 Kids' Cookie Baking Set & 106 Big Backyard Visits & Books The Big Backyard & Arma Purdy $69.00 Program 157 Carrie Wagie & Picaboo $129.00 Photo Memories 131 Roden & Fields Gift Basket Haley Meier $199.00 Milwaukee County Zoo & 107 Family Adventure Package $76.00 158 Family Love & Dinner Basket Kendra Chiolis & Sussex Inn $80.00 StoneFire Pizza & The Mineshaft 132 Handbag & Necklace Marie Tandy $290.00 Two Month Elite Sports Bartolotta & Opera Date Florentine Opera Company & Art prints & Stick Wick 133 Elite Sports Clubs $198.00 159 $260.00 108 Marie Tandy & Tracy Smolnik $119.95 Clubs Membership Night Care-a-lotta Candles Cookbook, Craft & Yankee Tory Burch Amanda Hotel & Dinner Package & Marriott Milwaukee West & 134 Tracy Smolnik & Kris Monteen $125.00 160 Joe and Renee Schultz $256.00 109 $224.00 Candle Basket Foldover Messenger MKE Home Items Jason's Deli & Anonymous 135 Paint Night for Two A Stroke of Genius $80.00 Shedd Aquarium Admission Car Detailing, Oil Change & 161 Shedd Aquarium $160.00 110 Costco & Russ Darrow Group $205.00 Trades of Hope Basket & for Four (4) Costco 136 Kris Monteen & Natalie Jupp $169.00 Zambia Tote External Hard Drive & Oil Western Digital & Russ Darrow Dinner & Wine Tasting Cooper's Hawk & Alioto's 162 $150.00 111 $68.00 Lakeshore Chinooks & Change Group Package Restaurant 137 Baseball Items & Tickets $70.00 Steve & Sue Klinger Devotional & Pampering South Street Soapworks & $100 Anton's Salon & MSpa 163 $105.00 112 Anton's Salon MSpa $100.00 Milwaukee Admirals & Ian's Basket Jessica Broberg Gift Card 138 Pizza & Admirals Night Out $85.00 Pizza 164 PartyLite Basket Jen Hardy $74.00 East Town Association & 113 Milw Rep Tickets & Wine $125.00 Thirsty Duck, Beef Jerky & Packer Basket with Car De- Sherry Mahnke & Russ Darrow Milwaukee Repertory Theater 139 Thirsty Duck & Beef Jerky Outlet $110.00 165 $255.00 Popcorn Basket tailing & Oil Change Group Photography Class & 114 Art's Cameras Plus & Picaboo $99.00 Winter Canvas & Bluemel's Bluemel's Garden & Landscape Picaboo Gift Card Yeshua's Elegance & 166 $125.00 140 Fall Decor & Books Package $145.00 Gift Card Center & Roberta Pratt Northwestern Publishing House 115 Glaze Pendant Party for Four Glaze $60.00 167 Golf for Two Hawk's View Golf Club $150.00 Kris Monteen & Waukesha Overnight Stay with 141 Ice Skating & Winter Decor $69.00 Homemade Soap and Knit Karla Pappalardo & Judy 116 Country Springs Hotel $175.00 County Parks System 168 $115.00 Waterpark Passes Blanket Basket Zambo 142 Pampering Facial Clark Richard Salon $60.00 Milwaukee Food & City 169 Coffee & Donuts Basket Jody Pokrandt $65.00 117 Milwaukee Food & City Tours $50.00 Tours Gift Card 143 Salon Service Clark Richard Salon $88.00 Soap & Salon Pampering Karla Pappalardo & Plum Hair 170 $150.00 Photography Class & Basket Salon 118 Art's Cameras Plus & Picaboo $99.00 144 Popcorn Basket (a) Popcorn Patty $75.00 Picaboo Gift Card Pampering, Purse & Wallet Sarah Baratka & Teeball & Photo Memory 171 $155.00 Jake's Dinner & Theater Julie Behling, Sharon Lynn 145 Steve & Sue Klinger & Picaboo $100.00 Basket Chris Woerishofer 119 $180.00 Basket Date Night Wilson Center for the Arts Sherry Mahnke & Klement Kid's Soccer Basket with Steve & Sue Klinger & 172 Sausage & Serving Tray $65.00 Screaming Tuna Dinner & Marcus Center & Screaming 146 $90.00 Sausage Co., Inc. 120 $140.00 Bungee Chair Arma Purdy Marcus Center Tickets Tuna Sushi & Asian Bistro The Verandah Resort & Spa Germantown Anytime Fitness & 147 Elite Island Resorts $2,700.00 173 Fitbit & Gym Membership $255.00 121 Parks Admissions Package Milwaukee County Parks $156.00 in Antigua Anonymous Maggiano's & Comedy The Club Barbados Resort & 174 Pest Control Services Advanced Wildlife Control, Inc. $195.00 122 Maggiano's & Comedy Sportz $86.00 148 Elite Island Resorts $2,400.00 Sportz Package Spa SILENT AUCTION ITEMS SILENT AUCTION ITEMS Sunflower Art Canvas & 201 Margaret Tackes $80.00 175 Baby Toy & Dress Basket Kris Monteen & Carol Becwar $90.00 Glass Jar Art Décor BIDDER # _________ Complete Vehicle Detailing 202 Russ Darrow Group $180.00 & Oil & Filter Change 176 Bartolotta Gift Basket Penny Krist $145.00 203 Tandem Skydive Skydive Milwaukee $199.00 "Come Play with Me" 177 Interart Industries $199.00 Framed Artwork 204 Kate Spade Handbag Carol Adam $300.00 TABLE # __________ 178 Vintage Window Kris Monteen $50.00 205 Milwaukee Bucks Basket Milwaukee Bucks $560.00 Rumors Sports Bar & Grill and Homemade Pampering 179 Laser Tag & Dinner $110.00 206 Kris Monteen $55.00 Laser Tag Adventure Basket Jesus, Coffee & Planning Prayerful Planner & Kris 180 Christmas Basket Steve & Sue Klinger $50.00 207 $104.00 Discovery World Passes & Basket Monteen & Susan Jansen 181 Picaboo & Discovery World $126.00 Norwex Gift Certificate & Photo Memories 208 MJ Woodall & Tracy Smolnik $80.00 Design Consultation & Feathered Nest Interiors & Yankee Candles 182 $315.00 Home Decor Ruth Zambo 209 Milwaukee Brewers Package Milwaukee Brewers $150.00 183 Curious George Basket Steve & Sue Klinger $50.00 Soaps & Canvas … Thankful Karla Pappalardo & SILENT AUCTION ITEMS 210 $65.00 184 Movie Night Basket Steve & Sue Klinger $50.00 Basket Kris Monteen Royal Blue Floral Print 185 Christmas Pallet Art Alli Platz $55.00 227 Patrice Procopio $99.00 211 Michael Kors Leather Tote Anonymous $248.00 Chiffon Dress Marquette University Crew Marquette University Spirit Four (4) tickets to the Crea- 186 $73.00 212 Creation Museum $120.00 228 Child's Birthday Party Salto Gymnastics $173.42 & Cap Shop tion Museum He Restores My Soul Pallet 229 SFJ Handmade Quilt Basket Laurencia Osowski $500.00 187 Alli Platz $80.00 Art Set Susan Jansen, Karla Pappalardo 213 Jesus is the Gift Basket $100.00 230 Packers Football Tickets Michelle Novak $565.00 90-Day Membership to The & Mahnke Enterprise 188 Wisconsin Athletic Club $430.00 WAC 231 Fall Door County Get Away Michelle Novak $1,000.00 214 Fine Art Gift Certificate Seaglass Fine Art Photography $495.00 South Africa Plains Game Winter Door County Get 189 Global Sporting Safaris, Inc. $6,000.00 232 Michelle Novak $750.00 Safari 215 Coffee Basket Nick Kaun $80.00 Away Christmas & Purse Gift Bas- Marie Tandy & Susan Jansen & 216 Popcorn Basket (b) Popcorn Patty $75.00 190 $100.00 233 Notre Dame Football Tickets Michelle Novak $500.00 ket Karla Pappalardo 217 Framed Clock Wall Art Decor Paper Dolls $185.00 "Above All" Pallet Canvas 191 Harley Davidson Basket Lisa Weston $120.00 234 Alli Platz $50.00 Art Canvas Painting and Paint 192 Uptown Art $70.00 218 Christmas Greetings & Decor Susan Jansen & Kris Monteen $60.00 Night 235 Autographed Picture Chicago Cubs $60.00 Autographed Packers 193 Gift Card to The Range The Range Richfield $100.00 219 Green Bay Packers $150.00 236 Family Fun Basket The SFJ Event Team $211.00 Football 194 Cousins Subs Basket Cousins Subs $125.00 "For Unto Us" Basket & Kris Monteen & Susan Jansen & 237 Green Bay Packers Canvases Roberta Pratt $150.00 220 $103.98 195 Mary Kay Basket Margaret Larson $130.00 Thunder Bay Brunch Karla Pappalardo & Joan Puls 238 VIP Suite Basket Ho-Chunk Casino $325.00 196 3M Auction Basket 3M $50.00 221 "Best Friends" Artwork Interart Industries $199.00 Ruby Ribbon Cami & Brief Wooden Hand-Painted 239 Kathy Manna $245.00 197 "Love to Read" Book Basket Wynne and Kent Loehrke $55.00 222 Mahnke Enterprise $50.00 Set Snowman Sign 240 Dog Fun Basket Marie Tandy & Arma Purdy $145.00 Kids Backpack and School Sweet Jasmine Pampering 198 Positively Pewaukee $50.00 223 South Street Soapworks $80.00 Supplies Basket Basket 241 DoTerra Oil & Beauty Basket Kelly Peterson $328.00 224 Laundry "Iron" Artwork Interart Industries $149.00 199 French Gift Basket St. Camillus Printing & Graphics $75.00 Hallmark Collectible Teddy 242 Ruth Zambo $125.00 225 She Reads Truth Basket Jessica Broberg $55.00 Bear Set Susan Jansen, Karla Pappalardo 226 Floral Black Chiffon Dress Patrice Procopio $57.00 243 Bellicon Bungee Trampoline Ruth Zambo $579.00 200 Christmas Greetings Basket $115.00 & Yeshua's Elegance .
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