Volume One Issue two May, 2007 , Rosevelt Colvin to Highlight June 21st Honors Dinner; Tickets Now on Sale Former Purdue football stars Drew Brees and Rosevelt Colvin will be football ability, performance and attitude, and 20 percent leadership and back in the Lafayette area on June 21 to help the Northwest citizenship. All 16 nominees will be recognized at the Honors Dinner, Chapter of the National Football Foundation stage its third annual where the scholarship winner will be announced and a large trophy will NFF Honors Dinner, “Celebrating Our Legends III,” at the Purdue be presented.” Memorial Union Ballrooms. The chapter has approximately $4,000 already identified for this year’s The event is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. with a silent auction scholarships and stipends. “That dollar amount will go up,” says Vrug- reception that also serves as an autograph session. A buffet dinner fol- gink. “We are seeking tax-deductible scholarship contributions from our lows at 6:30 p.m. and the program at 7:30 p.m. members, the business community and the general public. Also, as our Ticket orders are now being received. Prices are $30 each for NFF membership grows the dollars made available to us for scholarships go members and students, $240 for a table of eight, $40 per person for up. For every 50 members, the national office returns $500 to us for local non-NFF member adults and $320 for a table of eight for non-mem- scholarships. Our membership has grown from 50 in the fall of 2004 bers. when we received our charter to more than 250 this spring, already mak- ing this the largest chapter in Indiana.” Brees, now the All-Pro of the New Orleans Saints, will discuss his remarkable year and season, sign autographs, and present The mission of the NFF is to advance amateur football at the local, state the chapter’s Drew Brees Mental Toughness Award to his former and national levels, providing grassroots support in a variety of ways. teammate, Colvin, who is now a standout for the New In addition to the scholarships, Vruggink says the local chapter has gotten England Patriots. involved with youth football programs, helping to provide about $3,000 The local NFF chapter will present four other major awards at the in financial assistance in Rossville and Attica within the last two years. dinner. Retiring Purdue President Martin Jischke will be honored with “Our intent is to help improve the quality of the programs and to make the NFF’s Gold Medallion while Distinguished American Award will the experience more enjoyable for the young players and coaches,” says be given to Henry Rosenthal, a former owner of WASK radio station Vruggink. and long-time Purdue play-by-play announcer. The Outstanding Con- Another immediate benefit of having a local chapter is to provide voting tribution to Amateur Football Award will be presented to Dr. Robert support for regional nominees in the selection process for the College Hagen of Lafayette Orthopaedic and Sportsmedicine Clinic while the Football Hall of Fame, where many fans and supporters feel Purdue is Scholar Athlete of the Year Award will be presented to one of 16 high underrepresented. Prior to ’ selection last year, just six for- school seniors. mer Boilermaker players, including three who actually completed their The Scholar Athlete of the Year will receive a scholarship of at least collegiate careers elsewhere, had been inducted into the Hall of Fame, $3,000 for use next year in college. Two other finalists will receive at according to Bart Burrell, the chapter president and himself a former least $2,000 each while every nominee will receive a minimum sti- Boilermaker. pend of $250 to be used for textbooks or study supplies. In the previ- The Northwest Indiana Chapter is one of 120 regional chapters (five in ous two years of this award, the chapter has distributed funds ranging Indiana) in the National Football Foundation. The others are in Evans- from $500 to $4,000 to each of 15 scholar athletes. Nomination forms ville, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis and South Bend. It is hoped that the were sent to the head football coaches at the 30 football-playing high Northwest Indiana chapter will eventually expand to the shores of Lake schools in the expanding 13-county region (Benton, Carroll, Cass, Michigan and cover points in between. Clinton, Fountain, Fulton, Jasper, Newton, Pulaski, Starke, Tippeca- noe, Warren and White) that the chapter currently represents. The tax-deductible membership dues are $40 per year or $99 for three years, payable to the National Football Foundation. Interested parties “We have 16 outstanding nominees for this award this year,” says Jim may contact Vruggink via email at [email protected] or by phone at Vruggink, Purdue’s director of special projects for university relations 765-494-2086 to receive a membership order form or information about and intercollegiate athletics who also serves as the volunteer execu- the Honors Dinner and partnerships. tive director of the NFF chapter. “The Scholar Athlete of the Year is selected based 40 percent on academic achievement, 40 percent (Honors Dinner and HOF order form is included in the following page.)

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www.FootballFoundation.com Building Leaders Through Football Make Your Plans To Help Honor Mike Phipps at July 21 Hall of Fame Enshrinement Dinner In South Bend Former Purdue quarterback Mike Phipps will be enshrined into He went on to enjoy a 12-year career in the NFL, throwing 55 TD the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind., on July passes and 10,506 yards passing for the and 21st and your Executive Board is trying to organize a large del- . egation from the Northwest Indiana Chapter to attend. A total of seven players and four head coaches with Boilermaker The dinner and enshrinement program will be held at the South experience have now been inducted. Bend Convention Center, near the Hall of Fame, and ticket prices “One of the chapter’s most important goals is to assist Purdue in sup- are $150 each, although our chapter may qualify for a reduced porting former players and coaches who deserve to be in the College rate if we sell a large enough quantity of tickets. Football Hall of Fame,” says Purdue Head Football Coach , “Helping to get one of our former players elected into the Hall who like several members of his staff, is also a charter member of of Fame is a huge accomplishment for our chapter,” says Bart the local chapter. Burrell, chapter president. “Prior to Phipps getting in last year, it Phipps’ selection to the Hall is proof positive that there is strength had been 16 years since a former Purdue player was chosen – that in numbers. The Northwest Indiana Chapter is now the largest in was in 1990.” Keyes is now an assistant director of Indiana and among the largest in the country. With each member the John Purdue Club and a charter member of the local chapter. qualified to have a vote in the selection process, more deserving Phipps, a three-year starting quarterback (1967-69), led the Boil- Boilermakers should be inducting in coming years. , ermakers to three consecutive 8-2 seasons, defeating rival Notre , Lawrence Burton and Dave Butz remain on the Dame each year. He was a first-team All-American his senior sea- district ballot. son and finished his career with 37 and 5,423 yards The July 21 dinner highlights a three-day Hall of Fame celebration passing, which were all-time Purdue highs when he graduated. in South Bend, most of which features activities for the general public.

NFF HONORS DINNER & COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME ENSHRINEMENT DINNER ORDER FORM

June 21 Honors Dinner tickets for non-NFF members: _____ X $40 each = $ _____ June 21 Honors Dinner tickets for NFF members/students#: _____ X $30 each = $ _____ June 21 Honors Dinner autograph football: _____ X $50 each = $ _____ June 21 Honors Dinner tables of eight*: _____ X $320 each = $ _____ (or $240 each for members) July 21 Hall of Fame Enshrinement tickets _____ X $150 each = $ _____ TOTALS: _____ = $ _____ *NFF members get price break & priority seating; #Student rate applies thru college age. (Please make checks and money orders payable to National Football Foundation and respond by June 7 to receive priority seating.) Name ______Company Name ______Address ______City/State/Zip ______Email Address ______Phone ______Mike Phipps If you have questions or can help with sponsorship or advertising sales or by providing items for the silent auction, please contact Jim Vruggink by email ([email protected]) or phone (765-494-2086).

RETURN TO: NFF Dinners 320 Dehart Street West Lafayette, IN 47906 Chapter Members Can “Earn” Incentives

Members of the Northwest Indiana Chapter have the opportunity to “earn” or “offset the costs” of their NFF memberships and tickets to NFF events. The executive board of the chapter has agreed to allow each dues-paying member a 10 percent credit of new memberships and sponsorships that he or she raises in support of the chapter. In other words, when a member signs up a new member for the $40-per-year or $99-for-three years or a sponsorship, the current member gets 10 percent of that credited toward his/her next dues payment or NFF event tickets. All existing members have the opportunity to “sell” sponsorships ranging from $100 each to $5,000 each for advertising and scholarships for the annual Honors Dinner in June. “As the chapter expands and takes on a larger portion of Northwest Indiana, our sponsorship totals must increase proportionally,” says executive director Jim Vruggink. “This is a volunteer organization, so we can’t pay people to help us, but we can help to offset expenses for our members. “I hope this incentive program will encourage many of our members to seek new members and to approach businesses and compa- nies with whom they are familiar to assist us with our worthy goals of providing grass-roots support for football in our area, includ- ing scholarships for college-bound student-athletes.” Sponsorship information is located on the last page of this newsletter. To receive credit, a member simply needs to print his or her name at the bottom of the completed form and send it to Vruggink, who will keep a spreadsheet and forward the member’s dues to the national office or “reduce” their price/offset for tickets. If anyone has questions about this, they should contact Vruggink directly at 765-494-2086 or via email at [email protected].

Please help these deserving Member Questionnaire Boilermakers make it into the College Football Hall of Fame The Northwest Indiana Chapter of the National Football Foundation with your 2008 vote: has served as host for a series of local events during the past three years, includng social gatherings such as pregame tailgate parties, off-season - Mark Herrmann - Otis Armstrong football fests/receptions and the annual Honors Dinner. Our chapter is - Dave Butz considering new events to host and we are asking for your help. Please - Lawrence Burton fill out the short questionnaire below and return it to Jim Vruggink at 320 Dehart Street, West Lafayette, IN 47906 or via email at jvruggink@ purdue.edu. Boilermakers in the College Football Hall of Fame 1. Would you be interested in volunteering for chapter events involving Player, Position Yrs Played Inducted youth football programs? If so, what would you like to do? Elmer Oliphant, HB 1911-13 1955 ______Alex Agase, OL 1943 1963 , HB 1935-37 1967 ______Bob Griese, QB 1964-66 1984 ______Chalmers Elliott, HB 1943-44 1989 ______Leroy Keyes, HB 1966-68 1990 Mike Phipps, QB 1967-69 2006 Coach At Purdue Inducted 2. What other kinds of events would you like to see the NFF host? Andy L. Smith 1913-15 1951 Please be specific. James Phelan 1922-29 1973 ______Jack Mollenkopf 1956-69 1983 ______Jim Young 1977-81 1999 ______

3. How can we improve our current chapter events? ______Mike Phipps signing autographs at the NFF Honors Dinner in West Lafayette last June. Q & A With Northwest Indiana Chapter Member And 1952 Consensus All-American Bernie Flowers How did you get into playing football? What do you like about the National Football Foundation? I came from a blue collar area in Erie, Penn- I like it because this foundation helps the community and the area sylvania. Everybody was poor and didn’t within our chapter. I am glad to contribute my time on a volunteer ba- know about it. I started when I was about 10 sis to sell memberships and dinner tickets because someone took care playing against other kids who were 14 or of me when I was a young athlete, and this is a way to give back in 15 years old in the city’s park. It was a great return. Here I am retired with something to do, and it doesn’t get any recreational activity. I think anybody who better than this. I like being a member and being around the people of plays sandlot football will develop into a this chapter. good athlete. Our chapter has great leaders in Jim Vruggink and Tom Schott in addi- How much of an impact has football had tion to a great president in Bart Burrell. We have a fine committee that Bernie Flowers on your life? is indebted to this organization. West Lafayette is a wonderful commu- It’s been with me all of my life and I am 77 years old. I am very nity for people to get on board with the National Football Foundation humble to have received recognitions from all-state in high school as they welcome it because they know a portion of the membership to All-American status at Purdue, and within the last couple of dues goes directly towards scholarships for local scholar-athletes. years to being inducted into the Purdue Athletics Hall of Fame. It What is special about this chapter’s annual June Honors Dinner? can’t get any better than that. The fact that the people who are members of the Northwest Indiana What’s your biggest athletic achievement? Chapter join together with a common interest is special. They are the My biggest achievement would be scoring two touchdowns against key to success. It was wonderful to have Drew Brees and guys like Notre Dame, and then the following week scoring three touch- Mike Phipps attend this past dinner. It’s a special dinner surrounded by downs in the first half at Illinois in front of 70,000 people and camaraderie and enjoyment. another 10 million watching on television.

List of Current Members of The Northwest Indiana Chapter of the National Football Foundation Mark Adams Jeffrey Cooke David Huckleberry Joe Muller Smith Barney Citigroup Frank Aguirre Doug Cooper S. Kay Hunt David R. Murtaugh Steve Schreckengast David L. Alexander William Cordier Phyllis M. Isenbarger Adam Myers Jack Schult James Allen Brett Courtney Orlando Itin Thomas & Ann Nelson Douglas Schwartz James A. Andrew James Crum Bruno A. Itin Tim Newton Adam Scott Paul Ayers Bob DeMoss Marcus Iunghuhn Rob Ninkovich Joseph Seaman Andrew Bachman William E. DeWitt Trent B. Johnson Jonathan Noe Zach Seibert Nathaniel Barrett Nola A. DeWitt Gordon D. Johnson John Norberg Kent Sheets John & Connie Basham James C. DeWitt Jr. Richard Kamp C. Oliverios Wesley Shook Joseph L. Bennett Chris Downard Alan Karpick Marshall Overley Charles Shook William Berner Sandra Dukes Dr. Peter S. Kay David Overley Tim Shriner Mark & Barb Bowman Mark Ebelhar Trevor Kaye Ben Paolillo James D. Siegfried Richard Brammell Henry Ebershoff Christopher Kearney Jack Pearlman Edward Sigo III David Brannan Greg & Carrie Ehresman Leroy Keyes Kevin Pearson Brad Smith Drew Brees Dr. David Eichenauer Donald R. Kiepert Dan Peter Dana Smith David Bridges Edward Elliott Noble E. Kizer Mike Phipps Daniel Smith Vicki Burch Arthur Euler James A. Kizer Mike Piggott Daniel L. Sommers Anne Brooks Constance Euler Bob & Ginger Kizer David A. Powers Brock Spack Christopher M. Brothers David Ferguson Victor & Shiela Klinker William R. Powers Jonathan Speaker Devon Brouse Bernard Flowers Dr. John A. Knote Ronald E. Pritchett Lois & Don Stein Morgan J. Burke Walter Foster Henry Kraebber Gordon Rains Leo Sugar Andrew Burke Ben Frazee Fred M. Kuipers Tom Ransom Tom Tamburini Bart Burrell Tom Frey Jerry Kyle Paul Rayman Thomas Templin Jim Calloway John Friend John W. Lamb Gordon A. Reif John Thieme Sr. Mark A. Campbell John Gasser Gary Lehman Gary L. Reif Francis R. Thoennes Dr. Kevin & Susan Campbell Dale Gibson Dr. Ed Leonard James K. Risk III Joe Tiller Ray Carrillo Craig Gipson Tim Lohr Tom Robertson Terry A. Traeger James A. Chaney Dwayne Greer Scott Lowe John Robinson Randy & Krista Truitt Don Childress Farms Harley Griffith Robert F. Luce Linda Rohrman Robert B. Truitt Edward Chosnek Bob Griffiths Timothy G. Maloney Henry Rosenthal Chris Vawter Greg Christopher Mark Hagen Michael D. McClure Robert Ross Jim & MarionVruggink Bradley Cohen Dr. Robert Hagen David McGaughey Kendal Ross Gary Wagner Donald Coller Bob Hallas Mickey McTague R.J. Rudolph David R. Williams Sally Combs-Elliott Tim Hammer Dave Mecklenburg Gary Schmid David M. Williams Bill & Lisa Connors Phillip Harris Jr. Dennis A. Miller Tom Schott Dr. Robert Williamson Herschel & Mary Cook Edward T. Hazledine Ryan Momberger Nathan Schrader John B. Willis Aaron Cooke Gary Henriott Kent Moore Jim Schrader Ed Zaunbrecher Rita Zawisza

HONORS DINNER Awards – JUNE 21, 2007 Nomination Form

for Northwest Indiana Chapter (Submit by March 31, 2008 to Jim Vruggink via phone at 765- 494-2086, fax at 765-496-2970, email at jvruggink@purdue. of National Football Foundation and edu or mail at 320 Dehart St., West Lafayette, IN 47906) College Football Hall of Fame Name of nominee ______HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD For which award? ______This annual award is intended to provide recognition to a graduating high school senior football player who exemplifies excellence as a student, an athlete and a citizen. Scholar- Phone/address of nominee ______ship money from the National Football Foundation is provided to the winner as long as he ______is not receiving full athletic aid to attend the college of his choice. He is not required to continue his career as a football player. Selection process: Nominations are accepted in late winter or early spring from high Reasons for nomination ______school coaches and/or administrators in the counties covered by this NFF chapter. Nomi- ______nations are evaluated by the Scholar-Athlete Committee, which recommends at least one ______recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the Board of Directors and ______the presentation should be made at the annual Honors Dinner. Other nominees will also be recognized at the Honors Dinner. Your name ______2005 Honoree: William Bowman of Lafayette Jefferson High School 2006 Honoree: Brett Courtney of West Lafayette Harrison High School Phone or email ______2007 Honoree: To be announced June 21 OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO AMATEUR FOOTBALL AWARD 2006-07 Chapter This annual award is intended to provide recognition to an individual whose efforts and activities support the goals of the National Football Foundation on the local level. The Board of Directors award identifies an individual who works tirelessly out of love for football and a desire to PRESIDENT – Bart Burrell help children play the game. The award winner can be a league organizer, administrator, fundraiser, coach, doctor, athletic trainer, game official or anyone who excels in represent- VICE PRESIDENTS – ing and supporting the foundation’s fundamental creed. Finance - Jim MacDonald/Jeff Love Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF chapter Sales and Social - Bernie Flowers/ David R.Williams members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends no more than one Membership - /Adam Doyle Bart Burrell recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the Board of Directors and the Collegiate Program - Tom Schott/Don presentation should be made at the annual Honors Dinner. Coller 2005 Honoree: Kay Hunt of West Lafayette Little Gridiron Football League Scholar-Athlete Program - Randy Truitt/ 2006 Honoree: John Robinson of Lafayette 56ers Youth Football League Dave McGaughey 2007 Honoree: Dr. Bob Hagen of Lafayette Orthopaedic and Sportsmedicine Clinic Youth Football Program - David M. Williams DREW BREES COLLEGE OR PRO MENTAL TOUGHNESS AWARD Events - Leroy Keyes/Joe Muller This annual award is intended to provide recognition to a college or professional athlete Publicity - Nate Barrett/Alan Karpick Jim Vruggink who exemplified exceptional mental attitude or toughness while competing within the counties covered by this NFF chapter. Exceptional mental attitude includes displays of EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR – Jim Vruggink high academic achievement, superior leadership, dogged determination, tenacity, moral character, bravery, humility and concern for others, in addition to remarkable athletic ac- NEWSLETTER EDITOR – Adam Scott complishments. Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF chapter Contact Us members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends no more than one recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the Board of Directors and Northwest Indiana Chapter of the NFF 320 Dehart Street the presentation should be made at the annual Honors Dinner. West Lafayette, IN 47906 2005 Honoree: Drew Brees of the San Diego Chargers Phone: 765-494-2086 2006 Honoree: Rob Ninkovich of Fax: 765-496-2970 2007 Honoree: Rosevelt Colvin of the E-mail: [email protected] DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN AWARD The National Football Foundation Membership Office This annual award is intended to provide recognition to a citizen who has maintained 10 DeHart St., Unit A-1 a lifetime of interest in the game of football and who has exhibited enviable leadership Morristown, NJ 07960 qualities and patriotism while making a significant contribution to the betterment of Phone: 800-486-1865, ext. 117 amateur football or sports in general in the United States while bringing recognition to the E-mail: [email protected] local area covered by this NFF chapter. Web site: www.footballfoundation.com Selection process: Nominations are accepted throughout the year from NFF chapter members and considered by the Awards Committee, which recommends no more than one College Football Hall of Fame 111 South Saint Joseph Street recipient per year. This recommendation must be ratified by the Board of Directors and South Bend, IN 46601 the presentation should be made at the annual Honors Dinner. Phone: 574-235-5720 or 800-440-FAME (3263) 2005 Honoree: Gene Keady, Emeritus Basketball Coach of Purdue University E-mail: [email protected] 2006 Honoree: Bob DeMoss, Former Football Coach/Administrator at Purdue University Web site: aaa.collegefootball.org 2007 Honoree: Henry Rosenthal, Former play-by-play announcer/owner of WASK radio SPONSORSHIP/PARTNERSHIP/MEMBERSHIP PACKAGES for Northwest Indiana Chapter of National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame AVAILABLE INVENTORY (Honors Dinner Program Deadline – June 7)

HONORS DINNER SCHOLARSHIP PARTNER - $1000+ (Many to sell) SPECIAL MUSICAL SPONSOR - $125 (Four to sell) Naming rights for $800 scholarship to be awarded next year $95 – for honorarium for musical group Full-page (5”w X 8”h) ad in Honors Dinner program $30 – toward dinner for one member of group Mention as scholarship partner on annual scholar-athlete poster One-line courtesy mention in Honors Dinner program Two tickets for dinner at table of a coach or dinner honoree Mention as sponsor on annual scholar-athlete poster Option to purchase up to four additional tickets @ $30 each Option to purchase up to six additional tickets @ $30 each to be seated at same table

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE TABLE SPONSOR - $300 (Several to sell) ADVERTISING ONLY PACKAGE - (Many to sell) $150 – cash stipend for books and study supplies $400 -- Full-page (5”w X 8”h) ad in Honors Dinner program, plus mention on poster, or $120 – toward four dinners for nominee, head coach and parents $200 -- Half-page (5”w X 4”h) ad in Honors Dinner program, plus mention on poster, or Quarter-page (5”w X 2”h) ad in Honors Dinner program $100 -- Quarter-page (5”w X 2”h) ad in Honors Dinner program, plus mention on poster Mention as sponsor on annual scholar-athlete poster Option to purchase up to four tickets for Honors Dinner @ $30 each Option to purchase up to four additional tickets @ $30 each to be seated at same table NFF MEMBERSHIP- $40 for one year/ $99 for three years (Many to sell; can be added to package) YOUTH/HIGH SCHOOL COACHES TABLE SPONSOR - $150 Fee is tax deductible; goes to national office but some is returned in form of scholarships (Many to sell) Supports youth football at all levels, including $150 – toward dinners for five additional area coaches scholarships and stipends for scholar athletes Quarter-page (5”w X 2”h) ad in Honors Dinner program Voting privileges in selection process for College Football Hall of Fame Mention as sponsor on annual poster Free admission to College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend Option to purchase up to three additional tickets @ $30 each to Invitations and special seating/pricing for chapter events be seated at same tables Join Joe Tiller’s mission to make Northwest Indiana Chapter largest in nation

HONORS DINNER – JUNE 21, 2007 SPONSORSHIP/PARTNERSHIP/ADVERTISING CONTRACT for Northwest Indiana Chapter of National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame (Honors Dinner Program Deadline – June 7; Questions? Call 765-494-2086)

THE FOLLOWING CONSTITUTES AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE NORTHWEST INDIANA CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION AND THE PATRON (BUSINESS, ORGANIZATION OR INDIVIDUAL) LISTED HERE TO PROVIDE THE SERVICES, PRODUCTS OR PRIVILEGES AS DESCRIBED. A RECEIPT FOR TAX-EXEMPTION WILL BE PROVIDED.

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RETURN TO: NFF CHAPTER, c/o 320 DEHART ST., WEST LAFAYETTE, IN 47906, OR IF ONLY SIGNING UP NEW MEMBERS, CALL JIM VRUGGINK AT 765.494.2086.