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Honoring Our Heritage Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Recognition Ceremony

Emcee of Ceremonies: Joan W. Lawrence, Director, Ohio Department of Aging

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More than 7 million 2004 Honorees Americans help older persons live in the Herbert Booth Richfield community despite limitations on daily Denise Douglas activities. More adults Sidney also care for adult sons Jim Frey and daughters with Lima Herbert Booth Jim Frey disabilities. Herbert’s wife, Ruby has Lewy Jim and his wife are each Lloyd Hartwell Body disease. He has lovingly other’s heart and soul - a Hamden Family members and cared for her in every way team 46 years in the making. other informal caregivers Janet Haught possible for the past 38 years. For more than three years, Jim He simply says, “I love the has been the hands and legs Marietta truly are the backbone of lady. She’d do the same for me, for Doris, who suffers from our long-term care system. Roderick Neal and if you are a man, you do it.” diabetes and neuropathy. East Cleveland Ohio caregivers contribute Mary Jane Patterson more than one million Wauseon hours of unpaid help to others. The value of this James Pond care exceeds $8 billion in Columbus Ohio alone. Nationally, Allen Schachleiter family caregivers saves Lebanon taxpayers $257 billion. Denise Douglas Lloyd Hartwell Barbara Underwood At the young age of 28, Denise Lloyd is the devoted caregiver of Kensington understands what it means to both his wife, Evelyn, who has We recognize the value give up everything for a loved Alzheimer’s, and his brother- of their commitment and Pauline Weldon Canfield one. She left Columbus to in-law, Harold, who lives next honor them for the work move in with her grandmother, door. He sees to all of their they do to make Ohio a James E. Wise Thelma, and provided around- daily care needs, maintains both better place for families. Bucyrus the-clock care for her. homes and views his caregiving

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Janet Haught Mary Jane Patterson Allen Schachleiter Pauline Weldon Janet has cared for her husband Mary Jane has cared for For more than 12 years, Allen Pauline has been an angel Charles, since 1988. Four years husband, Raymond, since provided loving care for his to Ruth Cichanski and Lena after they married, he was he was diagnosed with wife Joyce. He “danced” with Adovasio, helping them diagnosed with Lewy Body Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s her every day to keep them retain their independence disease, a form of dementia. disease in 1996. She cared for both strong. He now helps his and remain in their homes. Janet provides the total care he their two sons throughout their neighbors. “I’m selfish, I help Her visits, phone calls and needs with love and a smile. illnesses. them to keep myself busy and transportation have made all

Roderick Neal James Pond Barbara Underwood James E. Wise Roderick has cared for his wife’s Jim left his farm and moved home Barbara tenderly cares for her James and his wife have grandmother, Clara, since her to care for his mother after his father husband, Gene, and her mother, been married for 65 years. stroke in 2002. He takes Clara to passed away in 1980. His mom, Sarah. Barbara places great For the past 15, Jim has church, hair appointments and Cornelia, loves to look good and importance on their health and given Ginny all the care she other activities she enjoys. He Jim makes certain she is dressed in goes out of her way to make needs. His family proclaims, also cooks and delivers meals to a pretty outfit with jewelry to match sure they receive the best care “Jim has taught us what real his mother, who has cataracts. before they go out. possible. love is all about!”

3 4 Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame We honor outstanding 2004 Honorees Betty Brindiar older Ohioans for Betty Brindiar their achievements and Canfield contributions to others; for the roles they play in their Richard W. Brooks communities, state and Marion nation; and for what they W. Wallace Cannon do to promote productive Columbus “All I can do is try” the bills are paid. and enjoyable lives. is Betty Brindiar’s Under Betty’s Evan E. Davis philosophy for leadership, the Oak Hill volunteering. As pantry has thrived and expanded its This year, 13 individuals John S. Dowlin a child, Betty’s family received food services as a vital join the distinguished Sharonville ranks of the Ohio Senior and assistance when source for both food they were in need. Betty has and spiritual support. Citizens Hall of Fame. George Isaac Bryan since made it her mission to They were selected for return that favor and be a Other organizations have contributions toward the Bessie King Jackson bright light in the lives of benefitted from Betty’s benefit of humankind after Columbus others. efforts, including Meals on age 60, or for a continuation Wheels, a volunteer program Charlotte & Paul of efforts begun before that produced Braille reading Johnson As lead volunteer at that age. materials and Old North Nelsonville Operation Blessing, a Church in Canfield. community-supported William L. Luntz Since 1977, almost 300 food pantry at Canfield Betty’s kindness has not Canton older individuals have Presbyterian Church, Betty gone unnoticed. She is the Tom McNutt makes sure that more recipient of the Heroes of been inducted into the than 250 needy families Hilliard Mahoning County Award from Ohio Senior Citizens Hall receive food and supplies the American Red Cross. of Fame. Dr. Dayle O. Snyder each month. Betty has She is a shining star for those Cambridge managed the pantry for in need, and a fine addition the past 10 years; ordering We are proud to honor the to the Ohio Senior Citizens Eleanor B. Steigman food, managing volunteers Hall of Fame. Thanks for Class of 2004. Shaker Heights and making sure all of always “trying,” Betty!

5 6 Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Richard W. Brooks W. Wallace Cannon

Richard Brooks with RSVP and Wallace Cannon dedication, has been on the vice president of built his life on love example and right track for its Advisory Board. and compassion, commitment to the years. Never one to For 7 years, he and now he program make the ride the caboose, he served as chairman builds homes for Haven the unique takes the lead like the of the Ohio District 5 others with the same and special place that engineers he talks about at Area Agency on Aging, love and compassion. it is. We could not do it the Marion Union Station. He is Inc. Advisory Council. He has His generosity crosses without him,” said Nancy the treasurer of the association been on council for 15 years. generations, touches all races Graf, operations manger for that runs the station turned and helps people in all walks St. Vincent de Paul. museum, teaching people how For the past seven years, of life. the station played a major Richard has been co-chair for Wallace is also a long- role in bringing settlers to the Senior Day at the Marion Wallace helped build more time member of the First area. His love for the past also County Fair. He has run the than 80 houses for Habitat Congressional Church on extends to the Marion County event himself since his co-chair for Humanity in central Ohio. Broad Street in Columbus, Historical Society where he and friend, Eldon Phillips, He served for six years on where he has served as a served as treasurer for three passed away two years ago. the Board of Directors for moderator, deacon, Sunday years. the Greater Columbus Ohio school teacher, trustee and Richard retired as the manager Chapter, as president and usher. Richard’s commitment to of the Marion Towers, a secretary. He works on houses senior issues is the reason he is senior residence operated by every Thursday. Wallace believes in giving the current treasurer and past Rotary, after 19 years. He now 110% to every task he president of the Marion County volunteers and cares for his On Mondays Wallace undertakes. He is the rock Services for Aging, Inc. He is beloved wife, Stella. Richard volunteers as crew leader at that the foundation of giving also vice president and past has a purple heart from his St. Lawrence Haven, where he is built upon and he strives president of his area AARP military service, but also has serves meals to the homeless to lay that foundation in the chapter. He was a volunteer true heart of gold. and hungry. “Wallace’s hearts of others.

7 8 Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Evan E. Davis John S. Dowlin

Jackson County the construction J ohn Dowlin Southwestern and the city of of Oak Hill High has served his Ohio. Oak Hill are better School Athletic neighbors for more places because of Stadium. than 44 years – at John created a the leadership and their request. At the special Drug Court generosity of Evan E. Some of the boards end of the year he will where convicted Davis. benefitting from Evan’s retire as president of the criminals with chemical leadership and kindness Board of Hamilton County addictions can receive effective Known for his outstanding include The University of Commissioners, where he has treatment. Recidivism rates character and warm smile, Rio Grande, Holzer Medical served since 1991 when his have dropped from 75 to Evan has strived for almost Center and The Welsh- predecessor, Governor Bob 10 percent for those who 50 years to improve Jackson American Heritage Museum. Taft, was elected Secretary successfully completed the County and Southeastern He is a member of Horeb of State. program. Ohio. During his career, Presbyterian Church and the he has served as President, Southeastern Ohio Regional Prior to serving the county, John has received many Executive Officer, Chairman Council. He received an John was Mayor of the awards for his civic and and Chairman of the Board honorary Doctor of Public city of Sharonville for 28 community involvement. of Oak Hill Banks and Oak Service Degree from the years. As long ago as 1978, The Center for Chemical Hill Financial Inc., where he is University of Rio Grande and John advocated for senior Addictions Treatment committed to hiring, training was awarded the Meritorious services. “As mayor, he was presented him with its and developing the talents of Service Award from the instrumental in partially “Kindred Spirit Award.” county residents. Jackson Area Chamber of funding and greatly The Jewish National Fund Commerce. Evan Davis promoting the Sycamore recognized him with the He funded the College of Welsh embodies the values of hard Senior Adult Multi-Service “Tree of Life Award.” He has Studies at the University of Rio work, loyalty and community Center, Inc.,” said nominator also been honored as “Public Grande and helped the local spirit and is respected by all Bob Logan, director of Official of the Year” and “Best public school system fund who know him. the Council on Aging of Mayor.”

9 10 Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame George Isaac Bessie King Jackson

George Isaac gave of the building in For 47 years Bessie health-promoting up his dream of which they now King Jackson has activities that they being a lawyer for worship. helped others can exchange for love of his family. as a clinician and various incentives. The youngest of George has served administrator in child An active member nine children, he left in many different welfare, children and of Zeta Phi Beta Miami University when capacities on numerous adult psychiatric settings, Sorority for more then his father passed away and boards: Charter Member corrections and private and 50 years, she also volunteers returned home to care for of Bryan Area Foundation, public organizations. with Z-HOPE, a holistic, his mother. He became Trustee for Endowment Fund multidimensional outreach involved in the family of the Toledo Symphony, As past president of AARP program that enhances, business on his eighteenth Trustee for WGTE Public Ohio and a current member cultivates and empowers birthday. Bryan, Ohio hasn’t Broadcasting, Trustee for on AARP Ohio’s Executive participants to develop health- been the same since. Medical College of Ohio, and Committee, she vocalizes the promoting lifestyle choices in past President of the Bryan concerns of seniors across all stages of their life. George paved the way for Chamber of Commerce. Ohio. She is also a member of the new Bryan Senior Center. George has received the Central Ohio Area Agency Many other organizations He was instrumental in Honorary Doctorates at on Aging Advisory Council. benefit from Bessie’s establishing the board that Defiance College, Northwest compassion and enthusiasm. raised the funds to build the State Community College Bessie was instrumental in She is president of the Evening $1.8 million center. and Medical College of Ohio. setting up The Stork’s Nest, a Star Missionary Society at program sponsored by Zeta Hosack Street Baptist Church, As Chairman of the Board His pride and joy is his Phi Beta in Columbus that and serves on the Mayor’s Task of Trustees for Wesley family. He has two sons, both promotes prenatal care and Force on Household Benefits United Methodist Church, involved in the business, two healthy behaviors during and the Kinship Care Advisory George played an important daughters-in-law and four pregnancy. Participants Board. She is a regular volunteer role in the construction grandchildren. “earn” points through at Neighborhood House.

11 12 Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Charlotte & Paul Johnson William L. Luntz

C harlotte Senior Chorus “Try every day many students have and Paul in Logan. to make someone graduated from Johnson Paul is a WWII smile and give high school and are pillars Veteran and was them some relief college and started in Hocking and inducted into the from stress and successful careers. Athens Counties. They have Veteran’s Hall of Fame in 1996. worry,” is Bill Luntz’s been married for 53 years More than 13 organizations have motto. Bill has volunteered since and volunteering for more benefitted from his service as a 1956 and lends his leadership than 15 years. They both board member, including the He has done just that as to nearly 30 organizations volunteer at the Scenic Hills American Red Cross, Salvation one of the founders and and boards including: serving Senior Center and the United Army, Athens Food Pantry, current president of Project as president or chairman of Way. Paul, a retired minister, the Boy Scouts of America Wheelbarrow, which works to the Mental Health Board, and Charlotte, a registered and Athens County Hospice ensure that every high school Palace Theatre Board, Junior nurse, have always made Services. student earns a diploma. Achievement, United Way helping others a way of life. Project Wheelbarrow was Campaign, United Negro Their kindness is evident by Accolades for Paul include the named after Bill’s grandfather, College Fund, Fund for the Arts, their deeds and willingness Service to Mankind Award from who started the family business Stark Community Foundation, to give to others. Athens Sertoma Club and the with only a wheelbarrow. Just Wilderness Center Campaign, District Award of Merit from as the wheelbarrow was a Area Agency on Aging Charlotte serves as president the Boy Scouts of America. vehicle out of poverty for his Foundation, Jewish Welfare of the Hocking County Both Charlotte and Paul were family, Bill believes education Campaign and Northeastern Council on Aging. She is recognized by First Lady Hope is the road to success for Ohio Universities College of also secretary of the Regional Taft for their long marriage others. Mentors from all Medicine Foundation. Bill is Advisory Council Board and for sharing their hearts segments of the community a trustee of the YMCA, Stark and shares all she learns to with those in need through are recruited to motivate State College of Technology educate other seniors. She volunteerism at the 2002 Joined students to excel in school. and a member of the Mount is director of the Scenic Hills Hearts in Giving Celebration. Since the program’s inception, Union College Advisory Board.

13 14 Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Tom McNutt Dr. Dayle O. Snyder

T om McNutt extension agent in “I swear ... I will use the hand to hold, has grown from Franklin County. treatment to help the ear to listen and a Hardin County Tom went on to be a the sick according the shoulder to cry sapling to a great full professor at The to my ability and on for his patients. oak tree in Hilliard, Ohio State University judgement.” Dr. He is a hero to many Ohio. His work before retiring in 1988 Dayle Snyder took the he has served. blossoms across the state with the title of Professor Hippocratic Oath to heart via , the classroom Emeritus. and raised the bar for care Dr. Snyder serves on the and his service to others. and healing in Guernsey Board of Directors for the Tom volunteers with Serving County. Area Agency on Aging and Tom has been the NBC4-TV Seniors and Ohio Friends of Southeastern Ohio Regional News Garden Expert since 4-H and serves on the Hilliard Dr. Snyder’s desire to help Medical Center. He has 1989. He hosts a live show Shade Tree Commission. He others prompted him to work been a member of the Boy every Saturday and tapes writes a monthly column long hours at various jobs to Scouts of America for more additional weekly segments. for The Chronicle and a bi- pay his way through college than 40 years, and serves His informative and hands- monthly column for Luxury and medical school. He on committees and as the on approach keeps viewers Living magazine. He also is strives to make life better volunteer doctor at Boy Scout of all ages tuning in to learn president of KaTaTim Inc., for those who cannot help camps. Dr. Snyder is a member about all types of gardening: a marketing and consulting themselves and to provide of Kiwanis International, vegetable, floral and lawn. company he created. love and understanding to sings in a barbershop quartet He personalizes each those in need. and is an active member of broadcast with flair and his Tom and his wife, Joan, his church. signature “thumbs up.” have hosted farm, flower As a family physician and garden tours all over the and general surgeon at He is an inspiration to his Tom taught vocational world. Tom grows knowledge Southeastern Ohio Regional colleagues and community agriculture for seven years and kindness in all who cross Medical Center for more than and a role model for positive before becoming a 4-H his path. 35 years, Dr. Snyder has been aging.

15 16 Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Eleanor B. Steigman Habitat for Humanity Improves Lives Around the World and in

Older Ohioans She serves as vice Every Ohio County have a true president of the friend in Eleanor Jewish Family Steigman. For Service/ Jewish Habitat for Humanity is solving the 47 years, she has Community Housing problem of substandard housing that devoted her time and HUD Homes and plagues individuals, communities and energy to her community was the first chair of the entire nations around the world. At and to improving the lives of Cuyahoga County Advisory work in 89 nations, the ministry has older citizens. Council for Senior and Adult built houses for more than 750,000 Services. At United Way individuals in 3,000 communities. As former president of the Services, she volunteers with Western Reserve Area Agency the Senior Success Initiative and is Each person touched by Habitat for on Aging, and now as a lifetime a member of the Transportation Humanity – whether a homeowner, trustee, Eleanor is an ardent Working Group, which is volunteer or other supporter – becomes advocate for seniors. Her planning to provide 24 hour a force of change, a link in the chain of deep commitment to helping transportation for seniors in real solutions for people in need. vulnerable citizens knows Cuyahoga County. no bounds. While serving The Ohio Department of Aging and as Vice-President of Jewish Eleanor has been honored with Novartis salute Habitat for Humanity Community Housing, she the National Council of Jewish of Ohio. We recognize Habitat for assisted with efforts to build Women Hannah J. Solomon the great work it does in communities two senior citizen apartment Award for Volunteerism, the throughout Ohio and the world, as well complexes. She has taken her Volunteer of the Year from the as, for the tremendous opportunities it cause to Washington to fight United Way and many more. offers people of all ages. Habitat for for subsidized housing for She is a testament to the true Humanity proves that each of us can seniors. meaning of community spirit contribute mightily to the communities and volunteerism. and the world we share.

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Elder Caregiving 2002 Hall of Fame 1980 1983 Donna Anderson Charter Members James T. Flood Lucille Chenault 1993 Dennis Brown Sherman L. (Jack) Frost Avis W. Cullen Mary Linscott Clift S. Coleman Muriel M. Allen Bertsch Edward D. Kuekes Ethel Straw Guthrie Helen McIntosh Erbest J. Bohn* Edward C. Haaf David Leahy 1994 Roger Millikin Anna V. Brown Dominick Labino Irvin H. Ryan* Ura Grover Ethel Muthert Milton Caniff Helen G. McClelland James E. Saunders Marilyn Termeer W. Fred Cottrell The Mills Brothers Myrl H. Shoemaker 1995 Michael Towarnicky Nelson H. Cruishank (Herbert, Harry, Donald) Sidney Spector Ruth Ann Bishop Jackie Turner Arthur S. Flemming Elijah Pierce C. Umahau Wolf William Presser Johann J. Zabka 1996 2003 Richard Gosser* Donald B. Robinson Virginia Stocks Elizabeth Berkley Leslie Townes (Bob) Hope David Rubinoff 1984 Marlana Hatch Martin Janis Murtis H. Taylor-Mills Ora McCain Barrett 1997 Esther Knapp James C. (Jesse) Owens Charles Blakeslee Herbert K. Monroe Mark & Cindy Lumbatis Sidney L. Pressey 1981 Frank P. Celeste Walter Lund* Albert B. Sabin, M.D. Alfred A. Antenucci Orland C. Duke 1998 Donna McKelvey Louis B. Seltzer Jessie Z. Barlett Catherine Gillie Rose Samos Anthony J. Celebrezze David N. Myers Sam Morris Dr. Julius & Mrs. Helen Weil Robert Sherer Aaron M. Weisen Beulah Fawcett Wesley (Branch) Rickey* 1999 Lois Sizemore Carl F. Graf Vernal G. Riffe, Sr. Rose Ann Talarico Walter E. Havighurst Dorothy V. Ryan Cheryl Balciar 1978 Donnette Tiggs Charles D. Hill Carl E. Smith James Fraites I. W. Abel Leland Wagers Charles Y. Lazarus Joe Nicewanger John W. Bricker Larry W. Pelton 1985 Julia Robinson B. Bernard Caplan, M.D. (Russell) Games Slayter Ronald Brown Annya Thompson 2004 John W. Galbreath Herbert Booth Wayne W. (Woody) Hayes Lucille & Fred Grumley 1982 2000 Denise Douglas Frank J. Lausche Howard L. Hofacre Jim Frey Rose L. Papier Walter E. Alston Helen E. Landry Urban A. Bertke Lloyd Hartwell Theodosia Sochasky Clarence H. Borgelt Charles W. Peckham Kaye Graham Janet Haught Ella P. Stewart John B. Conrad* John G. Pfund Henry Guttermuth Roderick Neal Lowell Thomas Helen W. Evans Ralph H. Romig Cathy Lindamood Mary Jane Patterson Helen H. Santmyer Mildred Tyree Allen Schachleiter Ruth Lyons Loretta Yoder Donald Yaussy 1979 Barabra Underwood Paul E. Brown C. Stanley Mechem Pauline Weldon Capt. H. Mowrey 1986 James E. Wise Gertrude W. Donahey Norman Vincent Peale Anna Bishop Joseph W. Fichter William A. Pepper Lois Filipic *Posthumous James A. Rhodes Jack Halbeisen Edwin C. Heinke Helen Hawley Sister M. Henrietta, C.S.A. Ruth Cane William O. Walker David Lusk Stella Walsh Kenneth Miller Floyd E. Wenger Durwood Neff Members Erie Sauder Honoring Our Heritage Honoring Our Heritage

1987 1992 1995 1998 2001 2004 Alma Cahill Thomas E. Hairston Josephine Bruns Sister Mary Humbert Davis Dorothy Dexter Alexander Betty Brindiar Phil Chelnick Clem Hamilton Thomas C. Eakin Lowell Dock * Richard W. Brooks Ocie Hill Harold W. Kohn Helen Fero William Henry Fouse* Robert T. Fox W. Wallace Cannon Alice Hoffman Martha McCrary George James* Mary Carter Glascor Ben N. Groh* Evan E. Davis Edward Huber* Vera Saunders Austin Eldon Knowlton Senator John Glenn Rev. Phale D. Hale John S. Dowlin Thaddeus Hurd Morrie Sayre James Lee Middleton Luella Glick Elizabeth Harper George Isaac Melvin Miller Rev. Wray C. Smith Corwin Nixon Betty Hartley, Ed.D. Donald R. James Bessie King Jackson Edwardina Riggans Josephine B. Voinovich Ervin J. Nutter Virginia Kress Norman Harold Lambert Charlotte & Paul Robert Secrest Furl P. Williams Mary Jane Cooper O’Brien Nancy Fitori Kubina Sally Richenbacher Johnson Georgia Silliman Judge Warren C. Young Betty B. Pitzer Belle Likover Glen Wheeler William L. Luntz Alice Weston Helen W. Zelkowitz Rachel Ann Trent Rayford Dennis & Betty Morris Tom McNutt Blanche Motts 2002 Dr. Dayle O. Snyder 1988 1993 1996 Frank Angelo Nappi* Mildred Wirt Benson* Eleanor B.Steigman Al Boffo Tilmon Adamson Abraham Brickner Betty Nein Francis Carr Frank Brockmeyer Don Barrett Helen Spotts Brown Pauline Radebaugh Mary E. Cherry *Posthumous Sister Ann Jeanne Evelyn Darnovsky Bonder Virgil E. Brown Nelson Schwab Jr. Ralph Cobey Chisholm Joseph E. Cattarin Michael J. Lacivita Bob & Jewell Evans Lucile S. Costello Jimmy Crum Katherine LeVeque 1999 Jerry Francis Lucille Dryden Dorothy F. Davis Aaron Levine Donald Becker Fred Hirsimaki G. Fred Graf Bob Feller Martha Whelan Murphy Naomi Brown Everett Hosack Kay Reidel Roberta M. Graham* Jewel L. Rollen Betty Collins Peggy Irwin Mary Jo Stafford Philip C. Johnson Harold E. Sawyer Gloria Giannestra Phil Rutan Robert Thomas Zenobia Perry John P. Stozich Glenn E. Maddy Marie Schill, RN Mamie L. Williams George R. Smith Kenneth M. Mahan Edith Wissman 1997 Thomas E. McFadden* 1990 1994 Doris Blackston William Rosell Rogers 2003 Mercedes Cotner George Adcox Elsie Calamese William L. Simmons Barbara Beckwith Raymond C. Drake, Jr. Morris Becker William S. Derry Don A. Simpson James R. Blair Mable Hardeman Edwards Byron Winfield Brown Orville R. Ferguson Sr. Dr. Richard & Helen David C. Crowley Eleanor Kahle Mary Callow Dr. Willard B. Fernald Spitzer Hubert Dunkle Jerome Kaplan, Ph.D. Paul M. (P.M.) Gillmor Edward J. Groening Beulah R. Hoerr Ilse Kershner Dr. Helen I. Glueck Elsie Helsel, Ph.D. 2000 Zeke Mullins Albert A. Neideck Kathryn Hagler Margaret Hunt Bettie Bjorn Walter A. Poenisch, Sr. * Bernice Cisco Williams Deseree Mitchell Liddell Cecil A. Maxwell Mary L. Bowermaster James A. Rudes Grace E. Maratta Carl H. Swick Judith Y. Brachman Edwin P. Schrank 1991 Lois Nelson John B. Williams Bea Gingery Viktor Schreckengost James T. Foley Eldon H. Phillips Lois Ide Richard Shearer Rev. Kay M. Glaesner Audrey A. Rowan Lubomir “Lu” Hromadka Marie Haug, Ph.D. Frances Saunders Richard J. Noll Ruby Long James S. Savage Rev. Lonnie Simon Vance B. O’Donnell John J. Schiff Dale Tom Mildred M. Seltzer, Ph.D. Grayce Williams Vernon Rodney Young, Sr. Honoring Our Heritage Honoring Our Heritage

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