Hausmann Construction Year in Review 2022

2022 YEAR IN REVIEW

Hausmann remains strong and capable, from the office to the field, and our extensive experience spans across all delivery methods and industry sectors. Our team is thoughtful, nimble, and has developed savvy and creative approaches to overcoming challenging market conditions. Hausmann continues to be well-positioned to help project stakeholders realize their visions.

Our investments in technology, people, and education help our team continue to blaze the trail for safe and superior project delivery. Effectively employing the latest technologies boosts these efforts. From new project management systems that share data instantly with our clients and vendors to cutting-edge BIM capabilities, our team continues to rise to the occasion and revolutionize the way projects are built for our clients.

Talent attracts talent and Hausmann continues to value the development and retention of key personnel. Fostering a recognized culture of diversity and inclusion with respect to wisdom, background, and interest has been key to our growth and expertise.

Our internship program represents more than a summer job shadowing opportunity. We immerse students in real work in real environments coupled with interaction among diverse leaders and departments throughout the company and beyond. Simply put, I am proud that our interns get exposure to all aspects of our industry and its participants.

Our growth is also attributed to key personnel referrals by our own existing team members. Hausmann considers those introductions and referrals the highest compliment of our culture and environment. Thank you to everyone on our team.

You should all be proud of what this organization has become.

Proper reflection on the year, along with considering what is yet to come, requires recognition and gratitude to the respected and motivated people and institutions that have trusted our firm with their vision. We appreciate each opportunity you have entrusted to our team, and I cannot emphasize enough the depth of commitment Hausmann has to these relationships.

In sum, putting this book together each year is humbling. It reminds us of all the great people we have been fortunate enough to work alongside, the amazing projects we have been trusted to construct, and the motivating progress we have made as a company over the course of twelve short months.

Thank you, again, for everything you have done to help us achieve all of the successes this book highlights.

With Appreciation,

Joey Hausmann, President

K-12 EDU

UCATION

OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

FOREST STATION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Omaha, NE

This new 81,000 square foot elementary school features a three-story classroom wing with lower and upper secured entries. It also includes a two-story commons area, gymnasium, cafeteria, library, music room, art room, administration area, faculty offices, and learning stairs. Two playgrounds and an outdoor basketball court round out the new space for pre-kindergarten through fifth grade students.

Architect: Kenneth Hahn Architects Owner’s Representative: Jacobs

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BENNINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL Bennington, NE

As part of an expanded K-8 campus, this 137,900 square foot middle school for Bennington Public Schools features a new track, football field, and practice fields. The structure includes separate classroom areas for each grade, large commons space, media center, two gymnasiums, multiple science classrooms, as well as vocational and general learning spaces.

Architect: DLR Group

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Partnering with Hausmann allowed us to achieve our vision of an extraordinary educational environment for students and staff while meeting our financial goals of delivering the project on-time and on-budget. The Hausmann team’s commitment to the success of our project was evident every day in their collaborative nature with all members of the project team. Our thanks go out to Hausmann Construction for guiding us through the construction process, being kind, and always ready to accommodate our needs.

- DR. TERRY HAACK, SUPERINTENDENT 9

LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL Lincoln, NE

This renovation and addition project included removal of the existing HVAC and electrical systems and installation of new systems, as well as updated flooring, paint, new cabinets, markerboards, and ceilings. The cafeteria addition doubles the size of the existing area, and a new soccer field, basketball court, tennis court, and pickleball court were installed.

Architect: Sinclair Hille Architects

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OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Omaha, NE

A renovation and addition project including five new classrooms, administration offices, and a new main entrance. Other features include a new outdoor basketball court, playground, and landscaping updates. New flooring, paint, ceiling, lighting, HVAC, fire alarms, and mechanical/plumbing upgrades throughout the facility were also included.

Architect: Leo A Daly Owner’s Representative: Jacobs

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OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NORTH MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL Omaha, NE

The project consisted of capital improvements to the existing high school building, including heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning system updates to increase building system efficiencies.

Audio visual in the auditorium, carpeting, select lighting, miscellaneous interior finish work, new MEP in the gym, and minor exterior updates were also included throughout the school.

Architect: Jackson-Jackson & Associates Owner’s Representative: Jacobs

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OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

NORTHWEST MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL Omaha, NE

Capital improvements to the existing high school building, including heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning system updates, along with other enhancements to increase building system efficiencies. Electrical updates, such as audio and lighting updates in the auditorium, lighting and controls in the cafeteria and selective classrooms, and miscellaneous interior and exterior updates were also included.

Architect: Jackson-Jackson & Associates Owner’s Representative: Jacobs

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LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, STANDING BEAR HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN, NE (TOP RIGHT)

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH AND SCHOOL - NORFOLK, NE (TOP LEFT)

OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SPRING LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OMAHA, NE (BOTTOM)

Rendering provided by Davis Design

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Medary Elementary

Brookings, South Dakota | November 23, 2022

Rendering provided by Architecture Incorporated

Rendering provided by BVH Architecture

BROOKINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT, MEDARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BROOKINGS, SD (TOP LEFT)

FREMONT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOL - FREMONT, NE (TOP RIGHT)

ASHLAND-GREENWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS, MIDDLE SCHOOL AND PERFORMING ARTS AUDITORIUM - ASHLAND, NE (BOTTOM)

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BEATRICE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - BEATRICE, NE (TOP LEFT)

LITTLETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - LITTLETON, CO (TOP RIGHT)

BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - BATTLE CREEK, NE (BOTTOM)

Rendering provided by BCDM Architects

Rendering provided by Carlson West Povondra

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STUART PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PK-12 SCHOOL - STUART, NE (TOP LEFT)

LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL - LINCOLN, NE (TOP RIGHT)

ASHLAND-GREENWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PRIMARY SCHOOL - ASHLAND, NE (BOTTOM)

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MESSIAH LUTHERAN, EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER PHASES I AND II - LINCOLN, NE (TOP)

VERMILLION PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - VERMILLION, SD (BOTTOM)

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Hillcrest Elementary

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Brookings, South Dakota | November 23, 2022

Rendering provided by Architecture Incorporated

Rendering provided by CO-OP Architecture

LAUREL CONCORD COLERIDGE SCHOOL, HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY - LAUREL, NE (TOP LEFT)

BROOKINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT, HILLCREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - BROOKINGS, SD (TOP RIGHT)

WEST LYON COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, ADDITION/RENOVATION - INWOOD, IA (BOTTOM)

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HEALTH

HCARE

THE NEBRASKA NEUROSURGERY GROUP HEALTH PLAZA Lincoln, NE

Located on the northeast corner of 27th and Old Cheney Road in Lincoln, this project consists of a 21,000 square foot, two-story building that houses clinic space for Nebraska Neurosurgery Group on the lower level with space for future tenants. The upper level includes an ambulatory surgery center.

Architect: Davis Design

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NEBRASKA PAIN INSTITUTE

CLINIC & AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER Lincoln, NE

Located on the corner of Pine Lake Road and Highway 2 in Lincoln, Nebraska, this project consists of a two-story building that is 39,863 square feet. The first floor includes an ambulatory surgery center and shell space for future build-out. The second level houses the Nebraska Pain Institute’s clinic space outfitted with exam rooms, treatment rooms, offices, and support spaces, as well as shell space for future build-out.

Architect: Davis Design

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CHI HEALTH

ST. ELIZABETH EEG AND GIFT SHOP Lincoln, NE

The project was completed in two separate phases within a fully operational hospital. Phase I included the relocation of the EEG Department, which required demolition of the existing area with a new build-out to better fit their current needs. Phase II included the expansion and remodel of the current gift shop, providing a new storefront to the existing space.

Architect: Altus Architectural Studios

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BRYAN HEALTH

CRETE AREA MEDICAL CENTER Crete, NE

This 32,490 square foot, three-phase project features renovations and additions to separate departments within the fully operational medical facility. It includes 2,750 square feet of new construction for the Obstetrics Department, as well as 29,740 square feet of complete renovation to the Family Practice Clinic, Specialty Clinic, and Surgery Department.

Architect: BWBR Architects

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AVERA HEALTH

ST. MICHAEL’S HOSPITAL RADIOLOGY AND ISOLATION / HVAC UPGRADE Tyndall, SD

This project provided upgrades to an existing X-ray and exam room. A new structural ceiling system was added to support an additional X-ray machine.

New surface duct for electrical, lead-lined drywall, paint, and flooring completed this project.

Engineer: SES Engineering

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Rendering provided by HGA

CHI HEALTH, GRAND ISLAND CLINIC - GRAND ISLAND, NE (TOP)

ADVANCED MEDICAL IMAGING, MRI ADDITION - LINCOLN, NE (LEFT)

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AVERA HEALTH, ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL, EMERGENCY AND IMAGING DEPARTMENTS O’NEILL, NE (RIGHT)

PONCA TRIBE OF NEBRASKA, TRIBAL AFFAIRS - LINCOLN, NE (BOTTOM)

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FAITH REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES, MULTIPLE RENOVATIONS - NORFOLK, NE (TOP LEFT)

ANTELOPE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, ACUTE CARE RENOVATION - NELIGH, NE (TOP RIGHT)

EXCEL CHIROPRACTIC AND WELLNESS, NEW OFFICE - LINCOLN, NE (BOTTOM)

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HIGH EDUCA

HER ATION

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN CAROLYN POPE EDWARDS HALL Lincoln, NE

This project began with demolishing the existing structure and natatorium. A new four-story, 125,000 square foot College of Education and Human Sciences building was constructed in its place. The facility includes classrooms, breakout areas, faculty and staff offices, a tiered lecture hall on the first level, and large gathering spaces throughout.

Architect: Sinclair Hille Architects & Sasaki

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CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE

CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Columbus, NE

This two-phase project incorporates 22,800 square feet of new construction with 23,800 square feet of renovations to create a hands-on learning environment for nursing, biology, and chemistry studies. The structure features nursing program lab spaces, classrooms and faculty areas, and simulation environments for realistic work experience.

Architect: Wilkins ADP

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Images by Paul Brokering Photography

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WAYNE STATE COLLEGE, PETERSON FINE ARTS - WAYNE, NE (TOP LEFT)

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY, WESTFALL HALL - FORT COLLINS, CO (TOP RIGHT)

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN, COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING - LINCOLN, NE (BOTTOM)

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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN, NORTH STADIUM EXPANSION LINCOLN, NE (TOP)

COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF AURORA, CENTER FOR STEM, POWER MECHANICS, AND APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES - AURORA, CO (LEFT)

Rendering provided by BVH Architecture

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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN, GLENN KORFF SCHOOL OF MUSIC - WESTBROOK REPLACEMENT LINCOLN, NE

(LEFT)

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN, COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY INTERIOR MODERNIZATION AND EXTERIOR ENVELOPE - LINCOLN, NE (RIGHT)

Rendering provided by Sinclair Hille Architects & BNIM Architects

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WAYNE STATE COLLEGE, ATHLETIC AND RECREATION COMPLEX - WAYNE, NE (LEFT)

DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, ATHLETICS EVENT CENTER - MADISON, SD (BOTTOM)

Rendering provided by RDG Planning and Design

Rendering provided by JLG Architects

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ORATE

WEST GATE BANK

WEST MAPLE BRANCH Omaha, NE

New construction of a 7,000 square foot bank with three drive-thru teller lanes, multiple offices, conference rooms, large lobby, and rich wood and marble features throughout. The building was designed to match their existing branches including the brand’s signature cupola, a small dome that adds natural light at the peak of the building.

Architect: Davis Design

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HILGERS | GRABEN OFFICE Lincoln, NE

Renovation of an existing 8,000 square foot office building. The project included fitting out new offices, conference rooms, reception area, restrooms, break room, and kitchenettes on each level with new mechanical, electrical, and updated finishes throughout.

Architect: Sinclair Hille Architects

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PINNACLE BANK

PAPILLION BRANCH Papillion, NE

Creating a new branch for local customers, this new build is two stories, 19,000 square feet, and includes 12,000 square feet of future fit-out space on the second level. The main floor consists of a modern lobby, conference rooms, and offices. The building incorporates contemporary lighting, floor-to-ceiling windows, and high-end finishes throughout.

Architect: Avant Architects

Images by Tom Kessler

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Having a trusted partner in Hausmann made navigating the challenges that can come with a commercial construction project so much easier to manage. Their professional team brought thoughtful suggestions and timely solutions to keep the project on time and on budget. The new facility is first class and will serve our needs and the needs of our clients for decades to come.

- SPENCER KIMBALL, MARKET PRESIDENT 53

SPREETAIL

TENANT IMPROVEMENTS Lincoln, NE

This 55,000 square foot, multi-floor tenant improvement occupies the second and third floors of the Rise Building on the Nebraska Innovation Campus. The project boasts an added mezzanine and space for relaxation and collaboration. The open office spaces are separated by corrugated sheet metal and Baltic birch wood panels.

Architect: Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture Owner’s Representative: Project Control

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SPREETAIL

TENANT IMPROVEMENTS Omaha, NE

This two-level 41,000 square foot tenant improvement project includes a spacious lobby, conference rooms made of metal panels that mimic shipping containers, work and game lounges, and collaboration spaces to help foster growth and efficiency.

Architect: Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture Owner’s Representative: Project Control

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THE RESORT AT FIRETHORN

POOL BAR AND EVENT BUILDING Lincoln, NE

Extending the offerings of the Resort at Firethorn, the new 1,800 square foot “Dive Bar” was built. The building provides an outdoor bar and dining space on the pool deck, rooftop seating with overhead canopies, a fireplace, and lounging areas.

Architect: Studio951, a Division of Shive-Hattery

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Rendering provided by Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture

COMMUNITY ALLIANCE, NEW CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS OMAHA, NE (TOP)

PINNACLE BANK, SECOND FLOOR TENANT IMPROVEMENTS PAPILLION, NE (LEFT)

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SING

BROADWELL SENIOR LIVING Kearney, NE

Comprised of 120 units, this new three-story senior living facility offers independent living, assisted living, and respite care. The building features an exercise room, chapel, bistro, kitchen/dining area, computer lab, activity room, and an exterior courtyard.

Architect: Schemmer

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Images by Tom Kessler

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MEADOWBROOK

DIAL SENIOR LIVING Prairie Village, KS

This expansive 385,000 square foot project is comprised of seven interconnected buildings. The luxurious facility features memory care and assisted and independent living wings that combine for a total of 222 units. The building has shared spaces on the main level, including multiple dining areas, a library, private dining rooms, a commercial kitchen, physical therapy room, theatre, salon, and spacious courtyards/ outdoor spaces.

Architect: Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture

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The community is truly beautiful. What I have appreciated even more is the kindness, thoughtfulness, and consideration of the Hausmann Team. They especially worked hard to accommodate our numerous resident move-ins in independent living while still focused on completing the project. I would highly recommend this team of professionals to anyone interested in constructing such a huge project as Meadowbrook.

- PJ PRUSIA, KANSAS REGION SENIOR LIVING ADVISOR 63

THE FLATS AT 5TH Columbus, NE

This new construction of six wood-framed apartment buildings with 180 units totals 170,000 square feet. The community features a clubhouse, pool, fitness area, community room, and attached parking garages.

Architect: Studio951, a Division of Shive-Hattery

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LIED PLACE RESIDENCES Lincoln, NE

Changing the city skyline, this 22-story condominium building combines contemporary design with the architectural elements of downtown Lincoln. The high-rise structure features build-to-suit areas and 37 luxurious residential units. Lied Place offers a living experience that redefines modern luxury, providing a blend of historical influences, polished details, and expansive views.

Architect: Sinclair Hille Architects & Smallwood

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LOFTS AT FOX RIDGE Raymore, MO

Located on a 30-acre site, this 396 unit multi-family complex includes twelve residential and nine garage buildings. It also features a clubhouse, outdoor pool, courtyard, fitness center, and other modern amenities.

Architect : Holland Basham Architects

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BLACKSTONE EAST MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT - OMAHA, NE (TOP LEFT)

50/50, BUILDING REMODEL - LINCOLN, NE (TOP RIGHT)

PINNACLE HILLS ACTIVE LIVING - ROGERS, AR (BOTTOM)

Rendering provided by Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture

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Rendering provided by Clark & Enersen

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THE WESTLINE AT FLANAGAN LAKE - OMAHA, NE (TOP)

9097 FLATS - FRISCO, CO (LEFT)

Rendering provided by Allen-Guerra Architecture and Studio951, a Division of Shive-Hattery

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THE 8801 - LINCOLN, NE (TOP RIGHT)

48TH AND DODGE - OMAHA, NE (TOP LEFT)

12TH AND WILLIAM STREET, MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING OMAHA, NE (BOTTOM)

Rendering provided by Holland Basham Architects

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Rendering provided by Studio951, a Division of Shive-Hattery

NORTH STREAMS - OMAHA, NE (TOP LEFT)

HANOVER FLATS - OMAHA, NE (TOP RIGHT)

BLUE RIVER FLATS - SILVERTHORNE, CO (BOTTOM)

Rendering provided by Godden | Sudik Architects

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EAST LAKE FLATS PHASE III - LINCOLN, NE (TOP LEFT)

BURDETTE + WADE - OMAHA, NE (TOP RIGHT)

THE HELM YARDS 2 - KANSAS CITY, KS (BOTTOM)

Rendering provided by KEM STUDIO

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THE OVERLOOK - OMAHA, NE (TOP)

THE ATMOSPHERE - LINCOLN, NE (LEFT)

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MUNITY

CITY OF LINCOLN PARKING DECK 4 Lincoln, NE

Creating a total of 654 new spaces, this 266,000 square foot parking deck combines standard public parking with private garages that connects to an adjacent housing facility.

Architect: Davis Design

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GOTHENBURG IMPACT CENTER - GOTHENBURG, NE (TOP)

YMCA CAMP KITAKI, HEALTH CENTER AND WELCOME LODGE - LOUISVILLE, NE (BOTTOM)

Rendering provided by BCDM Architects

Rendering provided by Schemmer 04/01/2022

YMCA - CAMP KITAKI 3D VIEW 1

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WOODBURY COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER - SIOUX CITY, IA (LEFT)

HASTINGS FAMILY YMCA - HASTINGS, NE (BOTTOM)

Rendering provided by Schemmer

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TURE Ashland-Greenwood Middle School Groundbreaking

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Annual Meeting

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Lincoln Ladies Night (Top) Norfolk Ladies Night (Bottom left) Omaha Ladies Night (Bottom right)

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AGC Safety Award (Top) Lincoln Office Happy Hour (Bottom)

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Norfolk Holiday Party

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Omaha Holiday Party

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UNL Carolyn Pope Edwards Hall Ribbon Cutting (Top left) Nebraska Pain Institute Topping Out (Top right) Laurel Concord Coleridge Public School Topping Out (Bottom)

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Safety Week (Top left) Stuart Public Schools Topping Out (Top right) United Way Fundraiser (Bottom)

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St. Patrick’s Day

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Lincoln Holiday Party

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Annual Chili Cook-Off

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UNL North Stadium Expansion Girls Inc. Field Trip (Top left) WSC Peterson Fine Arts Topping Out (Top right) LPS Standing Bear High School Topping Out (Bottom left) Boys & Girls Club 15 Year Anniversary Celebration (Bottom right) 95

Pink Out for Breast Cancer Awareness

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Valentine’s Day Waffle Bar

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Dakota State University Athletics Event Center Groundbreaking 98 | CULTURE

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The Overlook and Burdette + Wade Groundbreaking

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Community Alliance Dinner (Top right) UNL North Stadium Expansion Final Concrete Pour (Middle left) 100’s of Women Who Care Event (Bottom right)

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Beatrice Public Schools Golf Tournament (Top left) Excel Chiropractic and Wellness Groundbreaking (Top right) Omaha Holiday Happy Hour (Bottom)

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Intern Orientation (Top) Laurel Concord Coleridge Public School Groundbreaking (Middle) Avera St. Anthony’s Hospital Topping Out (Bottom)

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OPS Forest Station Elementary School Ribbon Cutting (Top left) Pinnacle Bank Championship (Top right) Women in Construction Week (Bottom)

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UNL Capstone Class Tour (Top left) Hastings YMCA Groundbreaking (Top right) Omaha Fall Family Night (Bottom left) Gothenburg Impact Center Groundbreaking (Bottom right)

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Bryce McGowens with the Boys and Girls Club of Lincoln (Top left) Angels Among Us Gala (Top right) North Streams Site Walk (Bottom left) Omaha Holiday Happy Hour (Bottom right)

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Ashland-Greenwood Middle School Topping Out (Left) Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament (Top right) Ashland-Greenwood Elementary Student Tour (Bottom left)

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CHI Grand Island Groundbreaking (Top left) Beatrice Elementary School Groundbreaking (Top right) Norfolk Fall Family Night (Bottom)

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Norfolk Chamber Dinner (Top left) CCA Groundbreaking (Top right) Inspire Awards Ceremony (Bottom left) Christ Lutheran Groundbreaking (Bottom right)

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Cinco de Mayo (Top left) Crane Tour (Top right) Vermillion Elementary School Groundbreaking (Bottom)

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Volunteer Events

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Volunteer Events 2022 Nebraska Wesleyan RLH Scholarship Recipient (Top left)

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The Rebecca Lyn Hausmann Foundation continues to connect local families impacted by cancer with compassionate resources to motivate their journeys. A cancer diagnosis is a life-changing event, and treatments can add weight to an already heavy burden.

The RLH Foundation works to honor Rebecca’s charitable spirit and wish that others experience the compassionate relationships and kind offerings that encouraged her when she needed it the most. To date, the RLH Foundation has given more than $300,000 to patients and their families to help alleviate financial concerns during their cancer journeys.

RLHFOUNDATION.COM

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