AROUND OUR VERVE COMMUNITIES

Proud, fun loving, hard working, professional— those are just a few of the positive adjectives which describe the women in our local communities. Fr om owners and employees of various sized companies to key members of the chamber of commerce, women play a huge role among the community’s businesses. In thi s continuing series of Verve features focusing on businesswomen in a particular community, meet some of the women who put verve into their businesses in the area. This month we feature women from multiple communities in our “northern tier” of Verve magazine coverage. Please join us in welcoming the women of Manitowoc, Cleveland, Valders, Brillion, Hilbert, Kaukauna and the Fox Ci ties.

lisa geige Thrivent Financial, Brillion office “Thrivent Financial’s commitment is to guide our

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members to be wise with money and live generously,” said Lisa Geiger, office manager of the Thri vent Financial office in Brillion. Gei ger works with Financial Consultant Paul Yancy and Financial Associ ate Sheil ah Vandenhouten.

“As office manager, I have worked with Paul Yancy for over 12 years,” Gei ger said. “Paul started his career with Thri vent Financial over 19 years ago, and we were thrilled to have Sheilah join our office in the past year.” Geiger said she sees the Thrivent Financial office in Brillion growing in the years ahead, adding, “We are always striving to serve more members and help them build strong financial futures.”

She added, “Our office takes pride in building longterm relationships with our members. They appreciate the personalized service and that shows through with the referrals they give us.”

With teenagers at home, Gei ger said most of her time outside of work is filled with their activities and family time. “ Other than that, I lo ve to spend time with friends, a good book, or a movie,” she said.

Sheilah an den ho uten Thrivent Financial, Brillion office As a financial associate at Thri vent Fi nancial’s office in Brillion, Sheilah Vandenhouten said she joins in helping people “make the most your financial journey.” She added, “We get to know your financial goals and your personal values. Together we’ll build a solid financial plan that’s right for

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you and your family.” Fr om retirement planning to long-term care needs, Vandenhouten provides personalized recommendations. “ I can help you with or connect you to information about a variety of financial solutions and services,” she said. Asked about the future of Thrivent Financial, Vandenhouten said, “ The more members we help

be wise with money and live generously, we’ll grow stronger members, families, and communities. Our members offer hope and show God’s love in amazing ways.”

Vandenhouten added, “I’m on my journey of faith to be strong in God’ s blessings and walk in love.”

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Lori, vice president of audit & risk Janet, VP of operations - WISCUB Service Center

Lindsay, VP compliance

Cleveland State Bank Cleveland State Bank has been thriving since 1907. “ As a community bank, our emphasis is supporting our local community organizations, businesses, and the people who live within these communities,” said Marilyn Stenske, marketing coordinator for the bank. “We encourage healthy financial living.” Cl eveland State Bank has two locations with an office in Howards Gr ove as well as Cl eveland. Curr ently they have 30 full-time employees. Cleveland State Bank offers a full line of banking products, including multifaceted digital banking. Some of the women who continue the tradition of service at Cleveland State Bank today are as follows: Lori, vice president of audit & risk—over 25 years of experience in the financial industry in positions of compliance, audit, and risk management; Bachelor of Business Admi nistration in Finance Kari: VP controller

Janet, VP of operations of the W ISCU B Service Center, a department within Cl eveland State Bank which services credit unions throughout Wisconsin. “I Beth: VP operations

will be celebrating 40 years with Cl eveland State Bank this year,” she said. Li ndsay, VP compliance, has been employed with Cl eveland State Bank for 15

years.

Kari: VP controller. “ I hav e a BS in Business Admi nistration with an emphasis in Fi nance from Carr oll Uni versity, an MB A Wendy: VP agricultural services

Jenny: AVP loan administrator

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from Lakeland University, a degree from the Gr aduate School of Banking, and a Leadership Certificate from UW -Madison in 2019.” Beth: VP operations Wendy: VP agricultural services Jenny: AVP l oan administrator Cl eveland State Bank will continue to grow as they focus on the financial well-being of the local communities, Stensk e said. “ Ac cording to our client survey, when asked, ‘How would you rate your overall experience with Cl eveland State Bank?’ the responses are predominantly Outstanding and Abo ve Aver age.” Some of the women of Cleveland State Bank also talked about what they like to do when they are not working: Lori : “ Lo ve to run, bike, ski. Completed my first half marathon in 2019 and will be running another half marathon in 2020. Some of my favorite travel has included ski adventures to Vancouver, Al berta, Sal t Lake City, Lake Tahoe, Denver, and Al buquerque. Other travel destinations have included Hawaii, Mexico, Jamaica, and St. Maarten.” Janet: “I enjoy spending time with family, peaceful time at the family cabin in Upper Michigan, traveling— far and near—baking, playing handbells with the church choir. Some tr avel destinations have been Hawaii, Florida, and Las

Vegas/ Gr and Can yon.” Lindsay: “In my spare time I love spending time with my family, especially my three daughters and husband. During the summer months we enjoy going on walks and spending our time up north. Our f avorite vacation spot is Disney World.”

Kari: “Enjoy spending time with my husband and three children, watching Wisconsin sports teams (Packers, Badgers, Brewers, Bucks), traveling to Nash ville or tropical destinations.” See our ad on page 31

son d a nor de St. Paul Elder Services, Inc. St. Paul Elder Services, Inc. pr ovides long-term care, assisted living, rehabilitation, memory care, hospice and palliative care, adult day services, and other home- and community-based services, and has campuses in Kaukauna and Green Bay. Founded i n 1943, St. Paul Elder Services, Inc. is sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of Chri stian Chari ty and employs approximately 450 individuals. Sondra Norder, NHA, HSE, FAC HE, JD, is the president and chief executive officer at St. Paul Elder Services, Inc. in Kaukauna. Sondra joined St. Paul Elder Services in 2010 as the chief operating Sondra Norder

officer and was named president and CEO i n 2013. Sondra graduated from the Uni versity of WisconsinEau Cl aire with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Care Administration, Magna Cum Laude, and has been a licensed Nursi ng Home Administrator since 2001. She also earned her Juris Doctor from Marquette University Law School and is a licensed attorney with special interests in health law and elder law. She is a fellow in the Ameri can Col lege of Healthcare Executives and also is Health Services Executive qualified with the National Association of Boards of Long-Term Car e

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Administrators. Sondra has served as adjunct faculty for Lak eland Uni versity’s healthcare management undergraduate and graduate programs, has guest lectured for Concordia University’s Nursi ng program, and also serves as a preceptor for the University of WisconsinEau Cl aire’s Health Car e Administration degree program, where she also serves on that program’s Advisory Council. Sondra serves on the Board of Directors of Leading AgeWisconsi n, where she is the vice chair of Public Policy, and on the Performance Improvement Committee at Holy Family Memorial Hospital in Manitowoc. In 2015, Sondra received the “ Tomorrow ’s Leaders” a ward from the Catholi c Health Association in Washington D. C. , and she completed the Leadership Fox Cities program that same year. “We expect continued growth over the next 5 to 10 years, particularly within our Passages memory care program, as Passages is a nationally recognized best practice continuum for persons living with memory loss,” she said. “We have waiting lists for many of our services, and we regularly hear anecdotally from community stakeholders about what more they would like to see us do. We continuously look to community need to guide our growth strategies and plan accordingly. While we don’t have any new construction currently planned, we are actively planning for growth in our adult day services programming, our palliative care program, and our community outreach offerings.” The following are a few of the reviews that have been written on St. Paul’s Facebook page: “Very caring nurses, CNA s, social workers, and everyone we worked with were very easy to talk and work with. The care was great!”

“Wonderful people, warm, welcoming, and caring.” “ Often a nursing home is thought of as a lonely sterile place. St Paul is full of music (church music, piano playing), community (volunteers, employees, children, families), and life (birds, dogs, families).” “ The staff are caring and committed to those in their care.” “ St. Paul Villa is beautiful and well kept up and the staff is truly caring and compassionate. They work to provide the best care and services for aging individuals and go out of their way to

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make them feel at home. We have been fortunate to have my parents there since No vember and I now have greater peace of mind knowing they are safer and getting the care they need to enhance their quality of life.” “The best place to work and the best place to receive care from wonderful people.” Outside of work, Sondra said she loves hot yoga and practices it three or four times per week at 95 Yoga House. “ I also love to golf, and always play anytime I go somewher e warm during the golf-less Wisconsin winter,” she said. I also love to be out in nature, and am an avid bird watcher. In 2011, I was blessed to go to Assi si and Rome, Ital y, on a Fr anciscan Pilgrimage, where I was able to learn more about the saint whose values guide all that St. Paul Elder Services does.” See our ad on page 33

a f ic e Felician Village Felician Village is a senior living community located on the south side of Manitowoc at 1635 S. 21st St. The organization was started in 1887 by the Felici an Si sters as a home for widows and orphans. Today this 23-acre campus includes living and services for seniors in various life stages—independent, assisted living (two forms), nursing home, and a rehab facility. Also, a vast array of services and education is available in our Dementia Center of Excellence for those needing memory care and for their families. Barb Fricke, director of marketing, has a Bachelor Degree in Business Admi nistration and a Master of Science Degree in Organizational Behavior. “ I worked 30 years at a Barb Fricke local health care facility, the last 10 as the director of marketing,” Fricke said. “ I came to Felician Village 11 years ago as the manager of assisted living, moving into the director of marketing role in 2014. As marketing director, I am responsible for the overall communication message about who is Felician Village to the public, prospective residents, residents, and families. This includes website, advertising, social media, and internal communications.” Asked about her vision of the future at Felici an Village, Fri cke said, “ As the needs and desires of those

65-plus years old change, Felici an Village is committed to adapting to these changes with technology and the amenities that will be desired. Our Board of Directors and Str ategic Management team develop a strategic plan that is adjusted and fine-tuned each year to ensure we are meeting our long-range goals.” Fri cke said she hears positive input about the facility. “ As I give tours around our campus, I alw ays hear people who are amazed at the homelike feel of our buildings,” she said. “Many people say they can’t believe this is

e Gardens oers senior independent living in spacious condos & apartments plus a wide variety of activities to meet the interests of all our residents. 1700 S. 18th Street, Manitowoc Senior living is more wonderful at The Gardens at Felician Village. Schedule a tour! (920) 684-7171, ext. 409 felicianvillage.org

‘an old folk’s home.’ People who have only visited nursing homes in the past are impressed with Felician Village and find all the opportunities and choices available to be amazing.” Some of the comments heard have been:

“We have been so impressed and comforted by the care, concern, and sweetness shown to mom (and other residents) from the time she moved in.” “ The staff was so helpful to my sister and me. They would always bend over backwards for mom and our family, always trying to make things easier for us, and most importantly, trying so hard to make sure mom’s days were as bright as possible.” “I truly feel a sense of relief in knowing that Mom is ‘safe’ and assured that she is maximizing her abilities.”

When she is not working, Fri cke said she enjoys traveling and planning active vacations. “My goal is to visit all 50 states; I have nine that I haven’t been to yet. Going on vacation with my grown children and their families and introducing my grandchildren to national parks is something we all enjoy. I also spend time with my 85-year-old dad who is living in his own home yet. In addition, I enjoy reading, camping, hiking, playing cards, and spending time with my siblings.” See our ad on page 34

Peggy Jeske’s career in the grocery business dates back 1971 at the Red Owl Store Manitowoc. I worked there until 1988 when the chain closed, then came to Larry’ s Piggly Wiggly in 1989.

When Bob and Kris Fox purchased January 2011, all the employees were able to continue with the company, and Jeske remained on staff. She currently serves as Store Director/H R coordinator for three Fox Piggly Wiggly stores. (Manitowoc, Two Rivers and Plymouth). “ I have worked in all departments, checking, meat, produce, deli, bakery. I started and ran a postal station, video and liquor. Over the years I also saw a lot of changes and it was fun to be a part of running those departments. I worked in the front office, bookkeeping, as well Peggy Jeske as running the customer service area. I advanced to assistant manager, focusing on the grocery area (including dairy, frozen food, HBC and GM ). We have approx. 95 employees. We have a large selection of deli meals and foods, bakery, produce, a meat department featuring Certified Angus Beef, a full liquor department, and offer money orders and a full postal substation in our customer service office.

“We carry many ‘made is Wisconsin’ items trying to sell products focusing on our local distributors. We offer numerous speciality items to make sure to carry a large variety of products. We offer great customer service from numerous ‘long time’ employees, one of the few stores to still offer ‘carrying out’ groceries to the customers car.” “ Fox’ s is a GR EAT place to work and we look at ourselves as Family. I believ e it will continue to be a success as we are still on the smaller size which makes us a different entity than the large box stores. Bob and Kris are ‘hometown owners’ and are involved at every level and definitely look at making sure their employees are well taken care of,” Jeske said.

“We look at doing many things for the community such as ‘eggstravaganza’ and the Pig to Pig Walk. Al l the proceeds are donated to non-profit organizations. Jeske said customers often comment that they feel we are a family and they feel part of it. “Most of us have been together for many years and when you have that kind of relationship with employees it carries over to our customers. They come back because we recognize them and they are treated like family,” she said.

Jeske takes great pride in her work and enjoys her job. ” I love the people I inter act with on a daily basis and being in the business as long as I have been, you tend to make many lifelong friends. I am happiest when I am with my family. They are my pride and joy. Peggy has been married to Jeff for 43 years. They actually met at the old Red Owl store. The Jeskes have 2 Chil dren,

Brenda (Ben Schmidt) and Aaron (Melissa) Jeske. “We have been blessed with 5 grandchildren whom are our pride and joy. Brody, Harper, Harlow, Jordan and Theodor e. Jeff and I lo ve to golf and have taken numerous trips to do just that. We enjoy going to our cottage fishing and taking long boat rides across the lake.

“We like spending time with friends and family. I also have the pleasure of working with my son and being able to share with him my knowledge of the business.” See our ad on page 35

Lau ie fettin g T&LTactical Laurie Fettig is the “L” in T&L Tactical , a full gun shop and range in the Newton/ M anitowoc area. T&L Tactical has been in business since 2013. “We started off as a little Mom & Pop hobby shop but within a few months had to hire 2 employees just to keep up with demand. In 2017 our banker called and encouraged us to purchase a building just off the highway and said it would be a perfect spot for the indoor range we were hoping for. By March 2018 we were moved into our new location and the range opened up 7 weeks later in April 2018. We currently have 6 fulltime staff members that can help you select the perfect firearm or accessory, give you instruction on the range or answer your questions.

T&L really focuses on being a comfortable place for seasoned shooters but also inviting to new shooters and women. We offer a variety of classes, private instruction, full-service gun shop and indoor shooting range.” As a managing member, owner of T&L Tactical , Fetti g said her business was really born out of necessity.

“The firearm industry is a male dominated industry. Being a female who loves the shooting sports, it was difficult going to stores and making a purchase. Often ti mes, male clerks were more interested in selling my husband a gun than myself. Sal espeople didn’t take me seriously, didn’t listen nor provided the expertise I was looking for. When I talked to my friends, they all said the same thing,” she said. “So that’s when I decided to move forward with opening. I haven’t looked back since. We continue to grow, adding a range and a much bigger location in 2018. I have been able to really hire a great team Laurie Fetting of staff as well! It was important that I not only had employees that loved to shoot but really like helping people. I really want people to notice a difference when they come into the shop. We want everyone to feel welcomed regardless of their shooting experience. Rachel my store manager and myself have gone on to become NRA certified instructors. We teach a wide variety of classes that are booked several months in advance. Al l our staff are certified Range Safety Officers, CPR certified and Stop the Bleed Certified. Fetti g added, “We want all our customers to feel safe while on the range.” Fetti g said T&L Tactical looks forward to expanding its classes, offerings on the range and product lines based on customer feedback. “We want to stay relevant and will continue to look at new products to ensure we stay on the cutting edge,” she added. Some of the customer comments regarding T&L Tactical can be found on the company’s social media platforms. Here are a few — “Attractive facility. Nice selection. Incredibly helpful and courteous staff provided a wonderful experience for a first time purchaser, answered every question I had and more. Couldn’t be happier. A+ +.” — “Very nice facility. Indoor r ange was clean, warm, and had great targets. Staf f was friendly, prices reasonable. Will definitely be coming back.” — “ Gr eat range and knowledgeable, friendly staff. Good selection of firearms and an hour in their range is better than golf any day.” — “ One of the nicest indoor ranges that I have used: well lit, extremely well ventilated, and cool target system on the tactical range. Employees were very friendly as well.” Fetti g acknowledges that owning a business doesn’t leave me much time for hobbies. However, she is an active grandma who loves to spend time with her grandbabies. “ I feel blessed to be able to spend a few days a week with them. My dear husband lets me have a vacation every three years so I look forward to that time off to get away and unwind,” she noted. See our ad below

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BRILLI ON Feb. 15 10th Annual Wine Beer Che ese and Cho colate Tasting Event sponsored by Brillion Chamber of Commerce. brillionchamber.com

CHILT ON Mar. 15 Maple Syrup Sunday at Ledgewview Natur e Cen ter. ledgeviewnaturecenter.org

EL KHA RT LA KE Feb. 15 Pig in the Ice Fes tival- Sh eboygan Cou nty Marsh Park, starting 10:30 am with pig roast, brat fry, music, activities and fireworks. threeguysandagrill.com

FOND DU LAC April 25 Springtime Spl endor Art & Cra ft Sho w • 9am-3pm • FDL County Fair grounds Rec reation Building, 541 Martin Roa d - Fon d du Lac , W I 5 4935

KIEL Feb. 21 • 6-10 pm • Kiel Uncorcked to raise funds to directly support Kiel High Sch ool co-curricular activities and clubs. Held at Millhome Supper Club.

KOHLE R Mar. 7 Feel the Rhythm series, Bobby McFerrin, at Kohler Memorial Theater. jmkac.org Apr . 17 Fee l the Rhy thm series, Stomp, at Kohler Memorial The ater. jmkac.org

MA NIT OWOC Feb. 15 Jaycees Beer Lov er’s Brewfest. Manitowoc Cou nty Expo, Inc . 4921 Expo Dr, Manitowoc, W I 5 4220 Inf o:920-682-2692

NEW HOLSTEI N Feb. 27 New Holstein Area Chamber of Commerce “Raffle Night” Altona Supper Clu b, advanced tickets. newholsteinchamber.com

PLYM OUTH Feb. 21-23, 28, 29 & Mar. 1 A Tribute to the Carol Burnette Sho w at Plymouth Art s Cen ter. plymoutharts.org Mar. 13 & 14, Sha mrocks & She nanigans Iri sh Music Show at Plymouth Arts Cen ter. plymoutharts.org May 1 & 3, The Sta ycation Cru ise with Jim Ros etti Duo at Plymouth Arts Center. plymoutharts.org.

SHE BOYGA N Feb. 1 to Mar. 16 Once Upon A Playground exhibit at Sheboygan County Historical Museum.

sheboyganmuseum.org Feb. 18 The Very Hungry Cat erpillar and other Eric Carle Favourites at Stephanie H. Weill Center. weillcenter.com Feb . 28 & 29 Project Pink. Rec reates the complete Floy d experience at Stephanie H. Weill Cent er. weillcenter.com Mar. 6 No Q uarter. Rec reating the epic sound of Led Zep pelin at Ste phanie H. Weill Cent er. weillcenter.com Mar. 12 Backstage Pass featuringt Lex Allen Soul-Pop singer/songwriter at Stephan H. Weill Cent er. weillcenter.com. Mar. 14 Sheboygan Symphon y Orc hestra: Fli ght at Ste phanie H. Weill Cen ter. weillcenter.com Mar. 19 Ros ie Herrera Dance The atre presents Make Believe at John Michael Kohler Arts Center Ages 14+ (contains nudity). jmkac.org

Mar. 20 Masters of Silent Comedy featuring the Peacherine Ragtime Society Orc hestra at Ste phanie H. Weill Cent er. weillcenter.com Feb. 14 Movie Series at Stephanie H. Weill Center. Upc oming dates Mar. 27, Apr. 24, May 29, Jun. 26. weillcenter.com. SHEBOYGAN FALLS Feb. 14 Overnight Winter Adv enture Camp at Camp Y-Koda. Age s 9-14. sheboygancountyymca.org/ camp-y-koda

Mar. 21 Maple Sug ar Tour at Camp Y-Koda. sheboygancountyymca.org/ camp-y-koda Apr. 19 24th Annual Girls & Dolls Ice Cream Social with a Fai ry Tal e Princess Party at Camp Y-Koda. sheboygancountyymca.org/ camp-y-koda Apr . 16 Date 2 Donate (formerly Date Nite) for more information visit sheboyganfalls.org May 30 Climbing Wall & Zi p- Lin e Adv enture at Camp Y-Koda. sheboygancountyymca.org/ camp-y-koda

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