Lake Christian Ministries has an-nounced the appointment of Jane Winters as its new Executive Director effective February 1, 2018. Jane is no stranger to charitable community ser-vice. She has served as Executive Director of the Community Founda-tion of Jackson and Mason Counties in her pre-SML community of Ripley and Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Since relocating to the lake in 2016, she has given extensively of her time and talent to LCM as well as worked as a marketing & development con-sultant for a variety of other charities. She and her husband Roger reside in the Gills Creek area.

“I am delighted at being selected for this position,” said Winters, who joined the LCM Board as chair of the Fund Development Committee last January and led LCM’s very success-ful fund development program in 2017. “LCM is embarking on a chal-lenging vision of working toward a poverty free SML community. I look

Jane Winters named as LCM Executive Director forward to leading the effort to shape LCM’s direction to pursue this lofty mission. We have a strong and very talented leadership team and volun-teer network who are dedicated to providing for our Neighbors’ immedi-ate needs and helping them move from a life of struggles to a more se-cure future.” Fund Development Committee mem-ber Jim Laseter, who led the estab-lishment of a new Planned Giving pro-gram for LCM last year, has agreed to take over leadership of the LCM Fund Development Committee and activity. In announcing Winters’ appointment, Dave English, LCM Board Chair, also indicated that for the first time the po-sition of Executive Director would be compensated. “For its first 20 years, LCM has been very fortunate that its leadership has flowed naturally from its volunteer base. Starting with Stan Carey, LCM’s first Executive Director (1991) to Jim Cameron (2003) to Mike Bond (2011), each Executive Director came from the existing LCM operating volunteer base.” English continues, “Unfortunately, in April 2014 when Mike stepped down as Executive Director, LCM found that its volunteer work force at a leader-ship level was aging out and only one person, Chuck Murphy, was willing to accept the position — but only for a limited length of time. The same was true in early February 2017 when Dave English stepped into the posi-tion. Dave served as Executive Direc-tor from February to November 2017, at which time Mike Bond began serv-ing as Interim Executive Director.

“Concurrent to the search for a direc-tor, the Board created a new Vision of ending poverty in the Smith Mountain Lake area and strengthening our pro-grams that help Neighbors reach their ‘New Tomorrows.’ The Board further decided that, due to the increasing size and complexity of the organiza-tion and needs of our Neighbors, an Executive Director must have skill sets beyond those required in the past. Unfortunately, finding candi-dates for what effectively became a full time unpaid position with broad responsibilities and a broader vision became more challenging. Therefore, after consultation with key pastors, selected donors, heads of both Unit-ed Way Agencies and a Bedford Foundation, the Board decided the position would be compensated, though at a level far below market value. Numerous applications were received.” Reflecting on his 10 months serving both as our Board Chair and Execu-tive Director, English marveled at the commitment of the volunteers who tirelessly come to LCM several times a week and are so dedicated to Neighbors, to LCM and to living out their faith. “They do so without fanfare and with no desire for recognition,” he noted. “There is a great deal of detail in-volved in running LCM,” English add-ed, “but I know Jane Winters is well suited to that task. She is experi-enced, detail oriented, well organized, loves people and is passionate about LCM and the services we provide to our Neighbors. We are in good hands as we move into 2018 and beyond.”

Winter 2018

LCM Neighbors - Karen’s Story

through over 40 back, leg, and foot surgeries. After she was deemed a medical liability by employers, her medical bills mounted. The home she had owned since 1997 was re-cently foreclosed.

Despite every attempt to avoid it, Karen was forced into disability. Family income is now limited to her disability checks and two grandchil-dren’s Social Security. Without debt and with some agency help, she now lives within her budget, renting a small home and using an ailing 1996 Chevy Tahoe for transporta-tion.

Karen’s grandchildren came to her in 2008 as a result of abuse and ne-glect in their early lives. Then ages eight, six, and four months, the chil-dren began their journey towards healing under Karen’s tender and committed care. The demons of their early lives still affect them, but Karen’s spiritual, relational, intellec-tual, and motivational resources are helping them heal. Keylie is also re-sponding well to physical and speech therapy, medical attention, childcare and education. At the out-set, when Keylie’s condition was finally diagnosed, doctors held dim views of her future. All are surprised by where she is today.

This story is atypical of the ser-vices and programs LCM routinely provides, but it shows how love, persistence and God’s work can prevail in difficult circumstances. Some important background:

For the past nine years, Karen, 57, has been the guardian of her three grandchildren. The oldest, 17-year-old Breanna, will be graduating from Franklin County High School this spring, works part-time as a certified EMT and has already been accepted to Jefferson Col-lege of Health Sciences. Her dream is to become a trauma doc-tor despite her dyscalculia. Antho-ny, 15, with auditory and visual processing challenges, PTSD, and ADD, needs to be home-schooled. Keylie, 9, has Angelman’s Syn-drome, a genetic abnormality that affects her receptive and expres-sive abilities, muscle tone, and thermostatic control. While Keylie can take a couple of steps with support, she is fundamentally wheelchair-bound, cannot speak, and has undergone ten surgeries.

Karen came to LCM to participate in the “Getting Ahead” class hosted in an ongoing collaboration with the Wonderful Wednesday programs at Bethlehem United Methodist Church. We quickly realized that she had the capacity and wisdom to contribute much about emerging from poverty to her fellow class-mates. Facing her demanding fam-ily situation, Karen learned to excel in scheduling, organizing and set-ting priorities on behalf of her chil-dren. She earned three associate degrees--in accounting, psycholo-gy, and technology — a BS in psy-chology and has nearly completed her Masters. She has worked as an auditor, in telemarketing and customer service, and ran her own construction company. Karen has fought health problems most of her adult life, overcame leukemia 15 years ago and has suffered

Unlike other Getting Ahead students, Karen’s need was not a job. Rather, her need was a quality of life issue: safe and manageable mobility for her grandchildren. With Keylie wheelchair bound and growing heav-ier, Karen had to rely on her grand-son to lift Keylie in and out of the truck’s backseat. A vehicle that would allow her to be lifted and an-chored while underway — and with sufficient heating and cooling to keep her body temperature within safe ranges — was desperately needed.

When Karen’s transportation issues became clear our Getting Ahead volunteers, to began searching for a solution. They learned that a used vehicle meeting Keylie’s needs would sell in the range of $20,000 -$30,000 — well beyond Karen’s family budget. Then, as Christmas was nearing, our volunteers learned of a used mobility vehicle at a deal-ership in Salem. An LCM volunteer spoke with the owner, who after hearing Karen’s story, slashed his price to $13,500…better, but still beyond Karen’s reach.

Happy Ending: Before the end of the year, our dedicated LCM volun-teers went to the Outreach Ministry at LCM member church Bethlehem UMC with a request to combine re-sources to help Karen and Keylie. What resulted was profoundly mov-ing and truly demonstrated God’s work in and through LCM, its mem-ber churches and the community. Six days later BUMC parishioners and the SML Lions were able to pur-chase the van for Karen’s family and provide a donation for future mainte-nance and insurance expenses.

A very special “THANK YOU!” to ALL who stepped forward to make this past Christmas one that Karen’s family--and many at LCM and Beth-lehem United Methodist Church--will never forget.

Lake Christian Ministries’ 25th Anniversary On November 9, 2017, Lake Christian Ministries cel-ebrated its 25th Anniversary and Membership Meet-ing. It was a wonderful opportunity to “Share Our Story.” Due to the generosity of the Capps Home Building Center, the Celebration featured Gayle Turner, a professional storyteller who recounted Lake Christian Ministries’ first 25 years in an enter-taining and interactive way.

Turner also introduced the Vision for Lake Christian Ministries for the next 25 years by having each member of the audience open a blue velvet bag and hold a large clear marble symbolizing the vision of Lake Christian Ministries: “A poverty-free Smith Mountain Lake community where each individu-al is valued, connected, and lives in hope.”

The 25th Anniversary celebration took place in Trinity Ecumenical Parish’s Fellowship Hall, where attend-ance was limited to venue capacity of 175 persons despite more wishing to come. Turner told many stories. Some of the most memora-ble recounted LCM’s Beginning, the evolution to Jim Cameron’s leadership, the donation of the Capps fa-cility, and renovations by the Bent Nail Company. At-

tendee Stan Carey, our first Executive Di-rector, was surround-ed by many who played an important part in the Beginning, including Connie and Fred Canova, Lois and Dick Garlough, Ave

and Bill Wenzel and Linda Imirie. The Capps family was represented by Ryan and Sally Cappellari and Bruce Shelton, while the Bent Nail contingent was led by Jim and Margie Byrnes. Chris Cameron, widow of Jim Cameron, was also able to join the celebration.

In the spirit of the cooperation among the churches that formed Lake Christian Ministries, the simple lunch was prepared by the Hospitality Group at Bethlehem United Methodist Church and transported to TEP. The program ended with the recognition of the Charter Members of the new LCM Sustainers Society, Bart & Corinne Matthies and Andy & Lea Larsen.

Charter members of the new LCM Sustainers Society: Charles Barton “Bart” & Corinne Matthies and Andrew & Lea Larsen.

LCM Member Church Profile

Lake Christian Ministries enjoyed a visibility boost in the SML community over the holidays when our New To-morrows volunteers took on the challenge of decorating a tree for the annual Parade of Trees at Mariners Land-ing. Better yet, the tree they decorated won 1

st Place in

popularity voting and earned LCM a $300 prize.

A Special Thanks to Josselyn Gregory for organizing the project!!

Donations received from July 1—December 31, 2017

Bethlehem UMC ● Bethlehem UMC Women ● Church of

the Brethren ● Crafts United Methodist Church ● Epworth

UMC ● Morgan’s Baptist Church ● Mt. Olivet Baptist

Church ● Nineveh Church of the Brethren ● Patmos UMC

● Penhook United Methodist Church ● Presbytery of the

Peaks ● Resurrection Catholic Church ● Seven Day Ad-

ventist Church ● Smith Mountain Lake Community

Church ● SML Community Church of the Brethren ● Trin-

ity Ecumenical Parish ● Trinity Ecumenical Parish Men's

Breakfast Group ● Word of Life Evangelical Church

Resurrection Catholic Church Second in a series profiling LCM's SML-area

Member Church Partners

Founded: 1977

Clergy: Rev. Salvador Anonue, Pastor; Barry Welch, Deacon

Congregation: 540 families call RCC their church home.

Services: Masses held at 5 PM Saturdays; Sundays at 4 PM and Thursdays at 11 AM.

Church Mission: We are followers of Jesus who seek to continue His ministry in the community sur-rounding SML, to nourish personal and spiritual growth through prayer, renewal and the Catholic faith; to serve human needs; to celebrate the Sacra-ments and preach the goodness of God’s Kingdom.

Notable Activities & Ministries: Joyous Junque, Holy Strokes, Ministry of Caring, Youth Group, St. Patrick’s Dinner Dance, Monthly Potluck Dinners, Fair Trade Sales, Good Samaritans, Right to Life.

Church Office: (540) 297-5530 Open Mon-Fri 9 AM – 4:30 PM

Website: www.resurrectioncatholic.org

Nine Neighbors began meeting for LCM’s fourth “Getting Ahead in a Just Getting By World” course on January 10, with graduation targeted for late May after 16 weeks of intensive self-examination, study and classroom discussions.

Two new facilitators are leading the training: Jon Atchue, who holds a Masters in counseling from Les-

ley University in Cambridge, MA became an LCM volunteer after recently retiring to SML following many years as Chief Human Resources Officer of London-based Rexam, world’s largest maker of beverage cans. He is being assisted by Cathy Cal-loway, a Neighbor who successfully completed the “Getting Ahead…” study program last August and has returned to co-facilitate our first 2018 session. “Cathy relates exceptionally well because she has walked in the same shoes as many of the course participants,” Jon said. “In fact, she knew several of them previously as friends, neighbors and LCM Neighbors.”

Atchue also noted that several of the students en-rolled in “Getting Ahead…” at the urging of family members and/or friends who are graduates of the program. “We are thrilled that word about how much this course can help a struggling family is getting around,” he said.

Thanks To New Tomorrows Volunteers...

A Special Thank-You to Our Church Donors

New “Getting Ahead” Class Convenes

LCM Tree featured in the 2017 Parade of Trees

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Last year our supporters provided nearly $43,000 in donations to LCM during the 2017 Roanoke Valley Gives Program (RVG) – ranking LCM 4

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you will support LCM once again and make the 2018 RVG Day a suc-cess for our neighbors in need!

RVG is a “community giving day” sponsored by the Foundation for Ro-anoke Valley to help over 130 area charities maximize their fund-raising efforts. Donations made by our supporters through the RVG online system (rvgives.givebig.org) any time before midnight March 14th go directly to Lake Christian Ministries.

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Roanoke Valley Gives 2018

Bayside Marina & Yacht Club ● Bedford Community Health Foundation ● Charity Chug ● GE Foundation ● Lake

Quilters Guild at SML ● Lane Foundation ● Moneta Lions Club ● Moneta Ruritan Club ● Paypal Charitable Giving

Fund ● Patricia E. Smart Trust ● SML Democrats ● SML Idol ● SML Lions Club ● SML Newcomers Club ● Target

Corporation ● United Way of Central VA ● United Way of Franklin County

E-Donors

These lists gratefully acknowledges donations received from July 1—December 31, 2017

Dave English, LCM Board Chair, shows how easy it is to give online through RVG.

Timothy Armstrong ● Mary Jane & Wayne Calhoun ● Sandra Creasy ● Marva & Alan Dansberry ● Jerry Downey ●

Carol Evans ● Kristin Famuliner ● Ellen Gaberdiel ● Roberta Gilman ● Harold Glass ● David Haarz ● Jeanette

Hatcher ● Paul & Jean Holmberg ● Mark Koch ● Virginia Konopka ● Jennifer Lucado ● Luther & Judy Mauney ● Jan

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Carl Oosterman ● James Pearman ● David Phelps ● Ted Plunkett ● Gail Urban ● Justin Verm ● Carl & Lois Wenzel

● Bonnie Wilkins ● Steven Williams ● Patrick Wire

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Organization Donors

If you are 70½ years old or older, you can take advantage of a simple way to benefit our Neighbors in need and re-ceive tax benefits in return. You can give up to $100,000 from your IRA directly to a qualified charity like LCM with-out having to pay income taxes on the gift. This law no longer has an expiration date, so you are free to make an annual gift to LCM to support our daily services or you can make a gift from your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) to help build LCM’s long-term funds that provide lasting support for our Neighbors.

Donations from LCM’s generous donors, churches, gran-tors, Business Partners, and civic organizations made the following programs and services possible for our Neigh-bors in need during 2017:

•112,750 nutritious meals were provided to 2,200 individuals through the LCM food center in Moneta and mobile food pantries that travel to Penhook UMC and the Moneta Senior Center; •Clothing and gifts were shared with 400 of our Neighbors’ children through “A Child’s Christ-mas;” •306 families were assisted with crisis financial assistance through direct payment to providers for housing; fuel; utilities; medical service; den-tures, and other special needs; and

Over the last 18 months, three nationally acclaimed “Getting Ahead in a Just Getting by World” programs were conducted for 32 Neighbors with a goal of moving them toward a better quality of life. 53% of these partici-pants are now employed on a part-time or full-time basis and the others are working toward a more secure future with college classes, family counseling and medical sup-port.

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Crafts UMC

Hatboro-Horsham H.S. Class or '66 ● Larry & Donna Broomall ● Carolyn Coleman ● Nancy & Richard Cross ● David & Karen DeLaCroix ● Timothy & Michelle Donovan ● Kathleen Ellis ● Bonnie & Marvin Gehman ● Paul & Mary Jeanne Giammattei ● David & Elijiah Gray Gill ● Gerald & Ferne Hale ● Thomas & Sally Heffernon ● Kenneth & Bar-bara Hildreth ● Edmund & Michelle Hoare ● Dennis & Da-na Jarvi ● Frank & Carolyn Kidd ● Warren & Carol Kimmell ● Andrew & Christine Kiriloff ● William & Patricia England Lesyna ● Virginia Luther ● Russell & Carol MacMullan ● Barry & Barbara May ● Louis & Cecelia McNichol ● Chuck & Doris Neudorfer ● Sue Patterson ● Janice & Donald Ruehle ● Lynn Russell ● Marie Sauer ● Nancy & Fred Schneider ● Merle Segal ● Ann Short ● Edward & Nancy Snyder ● Graham & Linda Spencer ● Richard & Joyce Spencer Dr. Sherill & Patricia Stockton, Jr. ● Jerry & Juanita Trotter ● Nancy & Tom Trotter ● Anthony & Nicole Ventresca ● Ray & Susan Wilson ● Nancy & Byron Yost

Donations In Memory Of Sara Ruona

Family of Marion & Marguerite Jettinghoff ● SOO HS Class of '55 ● Gene & Betty McGurk Anderson ● Charles & Suzanne Brammer ● Karen Bumstead ● Gerry Burgess ● Brian Patricia & Sean Callaghan ● Les & Karlyn Daen-zer ● Janet Elliott ● Mark & Jane Erickson ● Warne Erick-son ● Margaret & John Gilbert ● R.J. & Janet Johnson ● D.H. & A.R. Jordan ● Judith Jordan ● Warren & Susan Leonard ● James & Georgina Lumbard ● Phil & Brenda Mays ● James & Lois McCready ● John & Sharon Mustonen ● Lawrence & Emma Myner ● Clyde Newton ● R.L. & S.R. Petterson ● Susan & Carol Yee Puska ● Joyce & Ronald Root ● Lloyd Ruona ● Herbert Silver ● Mark Teator ● E.W. & M.J. Ward ● Camilla Washington-Oden ● Marilyn Weaver ● Janice Wilson ● Patrick Wire

Donations In Memory Of Mark Koch

Frank & Patricia Amoroso ● Delmer & Patricia Bailey ● William Burch ● Dave & Cindy Cappellari ● Nancy & Rich-ard Cross ● Betty Woodford

Donations In Memory Of Ronald Dietrich

Peter & Patricia Barnes ● John & Paula Blair ● Robert & Pende Ford ● Kathleen A. McNulty ● James & Frances Myers ● James & Cheryl Nylund ● Coleman & Judith Reap ● John & Virginia Sienkowski ● Barbara Trapnell ● Jay & Linda Walter ● Lee & Joe Wolf ● James Wozniak ● Waterfront Book Club

Donations In Memory Of Ken Sauer In Memory Of: Given By:

Our Business Donors

Blue Ridge Dental Group ● Blue Ridge Regions PCA ● Bob Riddick Home Services ● Capps Home Building Center ● Craft Collision Center ● Cyclone Boat Work, Inc ● Luke Delpo, DVM ● Dugwell Pest Control ● Grand Home Furnish-ings Benevolence Fund ● Harbortown Golf at Bridgewater Plaza ● Heaths Waterfront Grill ● Homestead Creamery ● HomeTown Bank ● Industrial Minerals, Inc. ● Innovative Wireless Technologies, Inc. ● Interiors By Kris ● Jake's Place ● Moneta Farm and Home Center ● Seven Oaks Landscapes Hardscapes Inc. ● Solution Matrix, Inc. ● SunTrust ● Tommy's Pawn ● Wells Fargo Advisors ● Westlake Automotive Service

This list gratefully acknowledges donations received from July 1—December 31, 2017

Individual Donations

Joann & Francis Ackerman ● Frank & Patricia Amoroso ● Eric & Melba Anderson ● Rosemary Armstrong ● Alberta &

Clarence Arrington ● June & Bertram Avis ● Shirley & James Ayers ● Gregory & Barbara M. Babiak ● Fadi Bahouth ●

Paul & Joanne Bailey ● Robert & Kathryn Bailey ● David Baldacci ● Drs. Russell & Sarah Baskett ● Richard & Dr.

Susan Beatty ● Daniel L. Becker ● James & Marion Bennett ● Deborah Beran ● Lendell Beverly ● Connie & Robert

Black ● John & Paula Blair ● Elizabeth & Robert Blakney ● Clara B. Bond ● Michael & RoJane Bond ● John & Pame-

la Bono ● David & Margaret Boschen ● George & Tini Bower ● Martin & Patricia Bratcher ● Linda Breckinridge ● Ter-

ry & Deb Broadwater ● Virginia & Arnold Brock ● Larry & Donna Broomall ● Laura & Dean Brown ● Nicholas & Diane

Burakow ● Louise & Carlton Butler ● Peggy Byrd ● Connie & Fred Canova ● Dave & Cindy Cappellari ● Robert &

LaVonne Carter ● D. Barrett & Moyra Cawood ● Deanna Cebulash ● Dr. J.R. & Judith Clark ● Eleanor Clark ● Mar-

tha Clark ● Edgar & Pat Cliborne ● James & Gloria Colby ● Amy Waryas Coleman ● Carolyn Coleman ● Christine

Collins ● Lorette Collins ● Kenneth & Carolyn Cook ● Peter & Ann Coriasco ● Donald & Nancee Costello ● Sherman

& Marjorie Craighead ● Charles & Lila Crowley ● Leo & Sharon Cullen ● Eileen Danko ● Stephen Dawson ● Lynne &

Cynthia Decker ● David & Karen DeLaCroix ● Alan & Linda Detrick ● Kenneth & Barbara Dice ● Margaret Diley ●

Mary Dills ● James & Deanna Dodd ● R.K. & Jane Dreyer ● Wayne & Susan Dudley ● Mary Jane & Thomas Dugan ●

Larry & Eva Durey ● David & Donna English ● Colleen & Gary Enslow ● John Ermilio ● Joseph & Dorothy Esposito ●

Rodney & Dana Fanning ● Thomas & Barbara Fansler ● Richard Faulkner ● Ronald & Sheila Felix ● Dale & Barbara

Fell ● Rosalie Fiamingo ● Dennis & Barbara Finch ● Thomas N. Fox ● Barton & Ruth Frankena ● Lake & Lynn Frazier

● Roger & Judith Furrow ● Karen Fusaro ● Max Gaberdiel ● Ronald & Mary Gambolati ● Thomas & Ann Garges ●

John & Jerroldine Garrett ● Kenneth Gerber ● Linda & Edward Glod ● Edward & Rosetta Goforth ● Charles & Lori

Grant ● Woody & Bonnie Gregory ● Anne Grimes ● David & Susan Gring ● Edward & Matilda Groeber ● Ronald

Gross ● Nancy Gruber ● Joan & Elizabeth Gunnell ● Donna Haarz ● Eric & Elizabeth Hansen ● Jonella Harris ● Rick

Hayden ● Lance Hayes ● Nancy Henderson ● Karon Heyser ● Kenneth & Barbara Hildreth ● Dick Hill ● Donald Hol-

land ● Ed & Irene Holzhauer ● Bob & Sandy Horan ● Paul Huffman ● Robert & Peggy Ireson ● Christine Irvin ●

Ronald & Daphne Jamison ● Marcia & Lewis Johnson ● Elizabeth Johnston ● Barbara & Dennis Juedes ● Tony &

Sandra Keffer ● Francis & Mary King ● Gary Kirby ● Mildred Koch ● Ronald & Cynthia Kollman ● Carolyn & William

Koontz ● Col. & Mrs John Krebs ● Dennis & Aileen Laganza ● Landon Lane ● Dr. Robert & Kathleen Lange ● Robert

& Mary Lareau ● Andrew & Lea Larsen ● James & Carla Laseter ● Barbara Lenco ● Marianne Lewis ● Paul & Sha-

ron Liga ● Cathy & Charles Lineberry ● Peter & Rose Lorenz ● Annette Loschert ● Ed & Marge Lostoski ● Russell &

Carol MacMullan ● John Magri III ● John & Stephanie Maier ● Joe & Nancy Malinsky ● Gerard & Lisa Mallen ● Paul

& Alice Marx ● James & Virginia Mathie ● Keith A. Mattson ● Norm & Elaine Mattson ● Jacob Mauney ● Janice Ma-

yott ● Kathryn McMichael ● Louis & Cecelia McNichol ● Diane McVaney ● Gil & Carol Miekina ● Sandra & Tony

Miekina ● Vickie & Richard Millar ● Robert & Patricia Moore ● Douglas & Cheryl Morrison ● Michael & Dolores Mutch-

ler ● Kenneth & Dorothy Nagele ● Norma Naramore ● Albert & Susan Nelson ● Milton & Elda Nichols ● Dr. & Mrs.

Donald Nolan ● Stephanie Novak ● Kurt & Julie Oliver ● Roland Oliver ● Charles F. Olsick ● Geoffrey Orth ● Jerry &

Karen Over ● Doug & Sharon Pafford ● Albert & Randi Paul ● Nancy & Ronald Pedersen ● Joan & Wayne Peppers ●

James & Susan Perry ● Robert & Marie Pfaff ● Lynne Philbin ● William & Barbara Pierce ● Margaret & John Pietruse-

wicz ● Michael & Doris Pilcz ● Dr. Robert & Nancy Pooley ● Jane & John Powell ● Ellen & John Pregnall ● Frankie

Puckett ● Wes & Lou Purdie ● Thomas & Mary Quesenberry ● Joan & Steven Reichard ● Francis & Nancy Robbins ●

Betty & William Rorer ● Theodore & Paula Sarn ● Gary & Elizabeth Scheidt ● Harry & Quita Schweizer ● Barbara &

William Schwemer ● Barbara Sciacca ● Cathy Scott ● Thomas & Joanne Sheedy ● Dr. Charles & Susan Shortridge ●

Glenn & Donna Siemon ● James & Jeanne Singleton ● Jack & Jo Sisson ● Gurney & Sharron Smith ● Stanley Smith

● Ronald & Nancy Snyder ● Terry & Janice Snyder ● Charlotte & Richard Sours ● Donna & Joe Spencer ● Graham

& Linda Spencer ● Joshua & Valerie Staton ● Larry & Shirley Stevens ● Dr. Sherrill & Patricia Stockton Jr. ● Thomas

& Linda Strup ● Nancy Swartz ● Bill & Gale Taylor ● Evelyn & Terry Taylor ● Ken & Virginia Thelan ● Deborah & Kim

Thomas ● Lisa Thompson ● Mary Thurmond ● Gregory & Suzanne Tornatore ● Raphael & Carol Traen ● Christo-

pher & Liana DeVelasco Tschappatt ● Vernelle Tuck ● Anna & Jim Turner ● Dave & Jean Uken ● James Urban ●

Clinton & Loretta Wade ● Charlie Walker ● Dan & Linda Walters ● Richard & Lonny Watro ● Roy & Virginia Watson ●

Ave & Bill Wenzel ● David & Marion Wetcher ● Kathleen Wheaton ● Robert Wheaton ● Thomas & Marsha White ●

Allen & Barbara Wilcox ● Gloria Willis ● David & Dottie Wilson ● Donald & Barbara Wilson ● John & Carol Wilson ●

Judith & Kurt Wolfe ● Jim & Vicki Woodford ● Ronald Woodington ● Barbara Wright

Our generous donors make possible LCM programs and services that support our Neighbors in need. This list gratefully acknowledges donations received from July 1 — December 31, 2017. The donor lists provided in this newsletter do not include gifts received through the 2017 Jim Cameron Memorial Walk.