Saving Sight | 2015-2016 Annual Report

2015-16 ANNUAL REPORT

MISSION

We change lives by saving sight.

VISION

VA LU E S

Saving Sight is a nonprofit organization that changes lives through the gift of sight and

STEWARDSHIP OF GIFTS

charitable vision services. We were founded in 1960 as an eye bank in central Missouri,

I N T E G R I T Y

and today, our vision programs serve more than 100,000 people in local communities

COLLABORATION T E A M W O R K

around the world. We strive to be the global partnership model for how eye banking

L E A D E R S H I P

and charitable vision services can most effectively serve people and communities.

ACCOUNTABILITY

BOARD OF DIRECTORS District 26 M-1 Lion Cassidy Obermark, OD Secretary District 26 M-2 CC Lion Joe Foster District 26 M-2 Lion Pat Martchink

District 26 M-3 PDG Lion Sandy McCann District 26 M-4 VCC Lion Larry Boettcher

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP District 26 M-4 PDG Lion John Reese

Community Member Mr. Tom Rocco

Tony Bavuso, CEBT Chief Executive Officer

District 26 M-5 Lion Allen Lohsandt Vice President

Community Member Dr. Dan Schoenleber

Donna Bradford, MBA Chief Financial Officer

Community Member Mr. John Bailey

Community Member Dr. Michael Korenfeld

Patrick Gore, RN, CEBT Chief Business Development Officer

District 26 M-6 PDG Lion Stuart Payne President District 26 M-7 Lion Mike Oldelehr Treasurer

Annie Kuhl, MA Chief Communications Officer Tina Livesay, CEBT Chief Operating Officer

We change lives by saving sight. That’s our mission. From screening children to prevent vision loss, to recycling eyeglasses for those in need, to coordinating eye donation for transplant to restore sight, our dedicated staff and volunteers work tirelessly each day toward this cause. We’re committed to saving sight because we know how much one’s life can change when they are able to see.

We were reminded of that this year by a few recipients whose stories illustrated just how impactful the gift of sight can be. Barbara’s sight was restored through a corneal transplant allowing her to continue training future educators and volunteering with the American Red Cross. Thanks to a KidSight screening, 4-year old Jayce got his nearsightedness treated, helping him see to learn in school. Around the world in Senegal, a pair of glasses provided through our Eyeglass Recycling Program helped Kadidja read clearly for the first time in her life as she entered college.

If there is anything more inspiring than these stories of lives changed you’ll read in this year’s report, it’s knowing there are more than 100,000 stories just like them from 2015-2016. The lives of more than 100,000 people just like Barbara, Jayce and Kadidja were changed last year because of the support we receive from those who believe in our mission to save sight.

The generosity of eye donors and their families, commitment of hospital and surgeon partners, support from financial sustainers and dedication of volunteers made it possible for people of all ages to see more clearly last year. With your help, together we can ensure more children can see the blackboard, more parents can watch their children grow and more grandparents can maintain independent ways of life in the coming year. Renew your commitment to this mission and support our work with a gift at circleofsight.org. What better way could there be to enhance the life of another than by helping to give the gift of sight?

Tony Bavuso Chief Executive Officer

EYE DONATION

In 2015-2016, Saving Sight distributed 2,904 corneas for

40.7% of transplant tissue

Saving Sight also distributed

was distributed in our

transplant, building on our more

Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois

1,617 eye tissues for use in 35 research projects and 12

than 65 year history of helping

communities, 18.6% across

education and training initiatives

people receive the precious

the rest of the United States

to advance vision-related

gift of sight by coordinating

and 40.7% internationally.

medical practice so the sight of

eye donation for transplant.

more can be saved in the future.

FISCAL YEAR TISSUE FOR TRANSPLANT

06-07 2,296

07-08 2,197

08-09 2,567

09-10 2,869

10-11 2,905

11-12 2,375

12-13 2,578

13-14 2,771

14-15 3,078

15-16 2,904

MEET BARBARA As a lifelong Missourian, Barbara knows the impact natural disasters can have on the lives of children. That’s why after a career in the classroom, she visits schools as an American Red Cross volunteer to teach kids about emergency preparedness. But, after living with Fuch’s dystrophy for nearly two decades, her failing eyesight threatened her ability to continue making a difference. Thanks to the generosity of an eye donor, Saving Sight provided tissue for a cornea transplant that has allowed Barbara to continue serving her community.

“It’s kind of miraculous,” Barbara said of her cornea transplant. “My eyes were deteriorating so [the transplant] made a big difference in what I am able to do. It’s so cool to look at things and see them clearly.

It’s something you don’t really realize how important it is until it’s gone.”

KIDSIGHT VISION SCREENING PROGRAM

Using a mobile photoscreening

KidSight’s trained technicians

KidSight staff attempted

device, KidSight has visited

and volunteers screened a

individual follow-up with 100%

schools, daycares and kid-

record 67,157 children this

of referral families to connect

friendly community events

year. Screenings identified and

them with needed resources to

to screen 455,816 Missouri

referred 3,802 at-risk children to

get their children care. 73% of

children for common causes of

local eye doctors for evaluation

all referrals reported visiting an

childhood vision loss since 1995.

of possible vision problems.

eye doctor for examination.

FISCAL YEAR CHILDREN SCREENED

06-07 16,141

07-08 19,227

08-09 21,569

09-10 33,839

1 0 - 1 1 38,363

1 1 - 1 2 42,650

1 2 - 1 3 43,213

1 3 - 1 4 45,668

1 4 - 1 5 59,426

1 5 - 1 6 67,157

MEET JAYCE As the mother of a rambunctious four-yearold, Tracy didn’t notice her son Jayce was having trouble seeing. But when a KidSight vision screening at Jayce’s early childhood center detected Jayce may have a vision problem, she took action right away.

Referral information Tracy received from KidSight detailed Jayce’s screening results and connected her to kid-friendly eye doctors in her area. She quickly took Jayce for a full eye exam and got his nearsightedness corrected. Now, Jayce asks for his glasses as soon as he wakes up in the morning. Tracy has noticed Jayce has an easier time recognizing letters and is writing more clearly. Jayce’s teachers also report he’s doing more work at school.

“KidSight’s a great program,” Tracy said.

“Jayce wouldn’t have glasses, and I wouldn’t have known he couldn’t see very well, had it not been for KidSight.”

EYEGLASS RECYCLING

153,000,000 people worldwide

In 2015-2016, Saving Sight

Through a partnership with

live with visual impairments that

distributed 64,760 recycled

nonprofit ReSpectacle, Saving

could be corrected with glasses.

glasses to 18 humanitarian

Sight made 5,281 pairs of glasses

Saving Sight improves acess to

groups who saved sight

available through a searchable

corrective eyewear by working

throughout North America,

online database and provided

with Lions and volunteers to

Asia and Africa.

1,506 pairs at no cost to people

collect and recycle used

who might not have otherwise

glasses for those in need.

had access to glasses.

FISCAL YEAR GLASSES DISTRIBUTED

06-07 21,013

07-08 27,100

08-09 16,000

09-10 39,500

1 0 - 1 1 36,872

1 1 - 1 2 39,400

1 2 - 1 3 55,250

1 3 - 1 4 44,100

1 4 - 1 5 30,200

1 5 - 1 6 66,266

MEET KADIDJA Throughout her life, Kadidja had maintained strong focus in school. She studied hard, but difficulty seeing was making it harder for her to succeed in the classroom. Her mother took her to the eye doctor, and Kadidja was prescribed glasses. Unfortunately, they couldn’t afford the prescription.

As Kadidja prepared to enter college, struggling to read, nonprofit Weer Africa sponsored a health screening day in her hometown of Bambilor, Senegal.

Kadidja excitedly went to the screening and received her first pair of corrective lenses thanks to Saving Sight’s Eyeglass Recycling Program.

“You could see the joy on her face. It’s very rewarding how one pair of glasses will make her life better,” said Fatou Faye, President of Weer Africa.

“I’m going to college now,” Kadidja said as she put her glasses on. “I will do much better this year.”

VOLUNTEERS This year, volunteers who dedicated their time and talent to our mission made it possible for our sight-saving programs to change the lives of more than ever before.

Committed individuals who believe in our work dedicated 586 hours to our Eyeglass Recycling Program and 386 hours to our KidSight Vision Screening Program in 2015-2016.

Thanks to a grant from the Lions Clubs International Foundation and matching gifts from local supporters, Saving Sight opened the Lions Volunteer Center in Columbia, Missouri in October 2015. The center allows volunteers to engage in our mission hands-on by processing used glasses for recycling to help those see who might not otherwise have access to glasses.

LONGTIME VOLUNTEER SCREENS 50,000th CHILD Saving Sight established its statewide KidSight Vision Screening Program in 1995 with the help of Wayne Henderson, a Past International Director of Lions Clubs International. When he passed away a short time later, his wife Becky started volunteering to screen children through the program as a way to honor Wayne’s legacy. Sixteen years later, she’s still volunteering every week and screened the vision of her 50,000th child in September as a regular KidSight volunteer.

FINANCIALS INCOME AND EXPENSES Total Income:

$9,713,003.00

Expenses: Program $7,363,971.00 Fundraising Administrative

Donor Services 14% KidSight 6% Eye Bank

80%

$197,160.00 $1,564,105.00

Other $847,380.00 Ending Net Assets:

PROGRAM EXPENSES

$7,410,676.00

OPERATING REVENUES Contributions 7.5% Donor Services 7.4% Eye Bank

85.1%

FUNDRAISING Bequests

53%

Corporations 4% Events 3% Grants 15.7% Individuals

6.3%

Lions Clubs

18%

YOUR GIFT CHANGES LIVES BY SAVING SIGHT While the largest portion of Saving Sight’s revenue comes as a result of eye bank operations, our charitable vision programs rely on generous financial supporters to continue serving our communities. Our KidSight and Eyeglass Recycling programs, with budgets totaling nearly $630,000 in 2015-2016, were made possible by individuals, organizations and institutions committed to our mission to change lives by saving sight.

Lions Giving Lion Sight Saver Columbia Rockbridge Lions Concord Village Lions Harvester Lions Jefferson City Host Lions Jonesburg Lions Lions All-Star Basketball Classic - Dist. M6 Maryville Host Lions

Lion Benefactor

Lion Patron

Gifts of $2000 and more Millersburg Lions Missouri Lions District 26-M2 Owensville Lions Paris Lions St. Ferdinand Township Lions Wardsville Lions Webster Groves Lions

Adrian Lions Bowling Green Lions Chesterfield Lions Columbia 20/20 Lions Creve Coeur Lions Farmington Lions Hamilton Lions Independence Noland Road Lions Jefferson City Evening Lions Lake Winnebago Lions Lemay Jefferson Barracks Lions

Gifts of $1000-$1999

Missouri Lions Multiple District 26 Monett Lions Moscow Mills Lions Rolla Lions Sainte Genevieve Lions Sedalia Lions Sedalia State Fair Lions St. Joseph East Side Lions St. Joseph Host Lions Willmar Noon Lions Club

Gifts up to $999

Albany Lions Alma Lions Aurora Lions Auxvasse Lions Barstow Leo Club Bernie Lions Branson-Hollister Lions Brazito-Honey Creek Lions Brentwood Lions Brookfield Lions Bunceton Lions Camdenton Lions Cape Girardeau Evening Lions Carl Junction Lions Carrollton Lions Caruthersville Lions Christian County Lions Clarksdale Lions Columbia Host Lions Cosby Lions Diamond Lions East Perry County Lions

El Dorado Springs Lions Eldon Lions Elkland Lions Fairport Lions Ferguson Lions Forsyth Lions Fort Leonard Wood Lions Gainesville Lions Gallatin Lake Viking Lions Gallatin Lions Gilman City Lions Golden City Lions Gower Lions Granby Lions Grandview Lions Green City Lions Harrisonville Lions Higginsville Lions Higginsville-Lafayette Lions High Hill Lions House Springs Lions Hurricane Deck Lions

Independence Host Lions Jefferson City Breakfast Lions Jefferson City Capital Lions Jonesburg Lionesses Joplin Host Lions Kahoka Lions Kansas City Red Bridge Lions Kennett Lions Kimberling City Lions Knob Noster Lions La Plata Lions Lamar Lions Laredo Lions Lebanon Host Lions Lexington Lions Lohman Lions Macon Lions Madison Lions Malden Lions Mansfield Lions Maplewood Lions Marceline Lions

Marshall Lions Mayview Lions MD26 - M6 Honorary Committee Meramec Heights Lions Mexico Host Lions Mexico Noon Lions Miller Lions Missouri Lions District 26-M3 Missouri Lions District 26-M4 Missouri Lions District 26-M5 Missouri Lions District 26-M6 Missouri Lions District 26-M7 Mountain Grove Lions Nelson Lions Nevada Lions New Florence Lions Norborne Lions Northwest Texas County Lions O’Fallon Lions Patton Lions Prairie Home Lions Raymore Lions

Republic Lions Rock Port Lions Salisbury Lions Savannah Lions Seymour Lions Springfield Evening Lions Springfield Host Lions Springfield Queen City Lions St. Joseph South Side Lions St. Louis Downtown Lions St. Louis South Side Lions St. Louis University Lions Club St. Peters Lions Stockton Lions Stover Lions Tipton Lions Valley Lions Vandalia Lions Warrensburg Lions Waverly Lions Weston Lions Willow Springs Lions

Circle of Sight Giving Champion

Leader

Guardian

Defender

Gifts of $2500 or more

Gifts of $1000-$2499

Gifts of $500-$999

Gifts of $250-$499

Allen P. & Josephine B. Green Foundation PDG Lion Jene Crook Employees Community Fund of Boeing St. Louis Missouri Foundation for Health Thorp Foundation

PCC Lion Al & PDG Lion Debbie Blumenberg Central Bank of Boone County Mr. & Mrs. David & Linda Frech Gorman Scharpf Funeral Home, Inc. Ms. Myrtle Meyer MFA Foundation Dr. Michael & Kathy Misko PDG Lion John & Lion Kathy Reese Ruth A. Dvorak Charitable Trust Ms. Mildred Sharp Mr. Ken Wegman

Mr. Douglas Black Mr. Richard Davis Mrs. Brenda Dawson Fidelity Charitable Kiwanis Club of Hays, Inc. Ms. Laverne Lutte NEI Global Relocation Mrs. Sharon Nicholls Sarah Billingsley Trust Mr. Lewis Southerland The Sosland Foundation Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph

Mrs. Susan Ardussi Mr. & Mrs. Tony & Julie Bavuso Mrs. Luella Davin Mrs. Lois Gilham Dr. Susan Holley Mrs. Jane Hood Ms. Jerri Knight Mr. & Mrs. Joe & Annie Kuhl Mr. & Mrs. Chris & Mindy Meyer PCC Lion Don & Lion Betty Noland Mr. Robert Pirmantgen Mrs. Eleanor Ramsey Ms. Madonna Riesenmy Mr. & Mrs. John & Jacquelyn Settlage Sosland Publishing Co.

Protector Gifts of $100-$249 1st Financial Federal Credit Union A & B Prescription Shop Mrs. Paula Amos Ms. Alma Charlene Bachman Mr. Gary Bachus Ms. Brenda Barber Mrs. Carol Baughman BDC, Inc. Mrs. Verdia Beard Mr. & Mrs. Peter Beckers PCC Lion Dan & Sally Bernskoetter PDG Lion Bill Boehmer Mrs. Phyllis Bosley Mr. Glen Brandt Mr. Andrew Brown Mrs. Sharon Bryson Mrs. Jonina Buterbaugh Mr. Fredrick Caldwell PDG Lion Bill Calhoon Ms. Charlene Carnes Central Missouri Electric Cooperative Mrs. Carol Chapman Mr. Bobby Clark Mrs. Geneva Coats Mrs. Theda Compton Ms. Frances Cooper Mr. George Davis Mr. Robert De Luce Mr. Robert Duddy

Ms. Helen Duerksen Mrs. Marilyn Dykes Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Peggy Eskew Mr. David Fagerness Mr. Thomas Feiman Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Sheila Fields Mrs. Rosaetta Fields Mr. Michael French Ms. Charlene Friedman Mr. Donald Garner Mr. Patrick Gore Mr. & Mrs. Larry & Sandra Gough Mr. Laurence Graham Lions Walter & Kay Green Mrs. Bonnie Hamby Mr. Ronald Heinz Ms. Leona Henschen Ms. Georgia High Ms. Mary Jean Hirsh Mr. & Mrs. Ryan & Becky Howard Ms. Rosann Huninghake Mr. David Jeffrey Mr. Jeff Jones Ms. Salley Kidd Dr. & Mrs. Michael & Lynn Korenfeld Mr. Lyle Krohn Mr. Donald Kubler Mrs. Jeanne E. Leonard Mrs. Linda Leonard

Mr. Dan Lewis Ms. Betty Lipscomb Mr. & Mrs. Lance & Tina Livesay Mrs. Helen Maler Mrs. Jackie Malling Mr. & Mrs. John & Kathleen Manion Ms. Doris McCann Mrs. Joyce McDaniel Ms. Virginia McKitrick PCC Lion Ron & Sharol McMullin Mrs. Cheryl McNabb Ms. Dorothy Merrill Mrs. Kristine Naegler Mrs. Vivian Norton Ms. Tamara Oberbeck Ms. Donnette Oehmke Ms. Rieta O’Neal Mr. & Mrs. Ronald & Marie Oppenheim Mr. Dan Ousley Mr. Wilson Park Ms. Helen Pearl PDG Lion Lyn Porterfield Mrs. Patricia Quinlan Mr. Dan Raterman Mr. & Mrs. Paul & Katherine Rehor Mr. Cecil Reid Mr. & Mrs. David & Susan Reith Ms. Thelma Rellergert Ms. Opal Riepe

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas & Yvonne Rocco Mr. & Mrs. Elias & Margaret Ross Ms. Elda Ruckrigel Mrs. Corrine Schaffer PDG Lion Ken & Olivia Schimel Mr. & Mrs. William & Barbara Schuette Mr. and Mrs. Dan & Miriam Sieve Mr. Bruce Simpson Mr. Kenneth Sleet Mr. John Spaniol Mr. Wilson Speer Ms. Hannelore Stegenga Ms. Shirley Steinmeyer Mr. Robert Stephens Mr. & Mrs. Allen & Betsy Marie Sterner Mrs. Michala Stoker Lion John & Alice Stringham Mr. & Mrs. Norman & Paula Terrell Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home, Inc. Mr. William Vance Mr. Henry Waters lll Mr. Gary Watkins Ms. Ila M. Watts Waverly Forest Academy Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Niza Webber Mr. Casey Williamson Ms. Madonna Wolff Mr. Edmond Wolfram

Friends Gifts up to $99 Ms. Annie Adams Ms. Anne Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Dennis & Lynn Allen Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Deborah Alwardt Mr. & Mrs. Paul & Elizabeth Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Donna Archer Mrs. Avis Arellanes Mrs. Anne Arends Ms. Sylvia Armstrong Mr. Robert Asel Ms. Vida Ashley Ms. Edna Ayers Mrs. Sarah Backhaus Mrs. Marilynn Bahr Lion Brad Baker Ms. Sue Baker Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Verneil Baumstark Mr. Brian Berhorst Mr. & Mrs. John & Carolyn Berkemeyer Mr. & Mrs. Roy & Mary Berlener Mr. & Mrs. Vernon & Flora Mae Birk Mrs. Lynda Blades Mr. & Mrs. Eugene & Cheryl Boessen Ms. Mary Borzillo Ms. Julie Branch Mr. Jack Brantley Mrs. Sharon Brouk Mrs. Marge Brown Mr. Frank Buck Mrs. Donna Carlen Ms. Miriam Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Dennis & Caroll Chappell Mr. Gary Chardwell Mrs. Kimberlie Clyma Ms. Lillian Collins Mr. Vernon Colvis Community Health Charities Corder Picnic Association Mrs. Mary Ann Coulter Ms. Juanita Crabtree Mrs. Pamela Crouch Mr. Jerry Davis Mrs. Susan Dean Mrs. Esther Delbruegge Mr. William Didriksen Disability Determination Mr. Richard Duffner PDG Lion Tom Duke Mr James Dunbar Mr. John Dunbar Ms. Alice Dust Ms. Cheryl Eads Ms. Wilma Easter

Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Joyce Embree Mr. & Mrs. John & Connie Ess Mr. George Estabrook Ms. Carolyn Falcomata Mrs. Aubrey Farris Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Mary Ann Felkel Ms. Margaret Finke Mrs. Sue Fisher Mrs. Constance Fryatt Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie & Lene Garr Ms. Kay Garrett Mr. Stephen Geiger Mr. & Mrs. Jerry & Joan Gentry Mrs. Joan Goodwin Mrs. Karen Gossett Ms. Mae Gribble Mr. George Griswell Ms. Diane Grossman Ms. Mary Guest Ms. Elsa Guidi Mrs. Maurine Harness Ms. Sarah Hart Mr. & Mrs. George & Ruth Hash PDG Lion Jesse & LouAnn Hathcock Mrs. Maria Haynie Mrs. Bonnie Hayter Ms. Stephanie Heater Lion Becky Henderson Mr. & Mrs. Dannie & Barbara Hendren Mrs. Darlene Hendren Ms. Amy Henry Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Hazel Herron PCC Lion Jeff Hilke Mr. Ron Davis Hill Holman Howe Funeral Homes Home Builders Association of Central MO Mr. & Mrs. Ron & Vicki Hommert Mr. & Mrs. Donald & Lorene Huffman Mrs. Joan Hughes Mrs. Darlene Isaacs Mr. Bradley Johnson Mrs. Jennifer Jordan Mrs. Emily Kalthoff Ms. Sondra Kaufman Lion Anita Keely Mr. & Mrs. William & Diana Kennedy Mrs. Barbara Kenton Ms. Ouida Kerns Mr. & Mrs. Larry & Kaye Killingsworth Mrs. Lula Kinder Ms. Betty Kinnett Mr. Ron Knoop Mr. Ron Kraettli

Mr. Don Kruse Mr. & Mrs. Robert Larmer Mr. & Mrs. Russell & Carol Larson Mrs. Ernestine Lawrence Mr. Patrick Leach Ms. Alline Leise Mr. William Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Dennis & Roberta Licklider Madison Area Business Association Mrs. Gloria Madrueno Mrs. Barbara Martin Mrs. Peggy Martin Ms. Kathleen Masur Ms. Helen May Mr. Terry McCallum Ms. Juanita McCreight Mr. & Mrs. Arlene McVey Medical-Surgical Eye Care, P.A. Ms. Aura Melendez Mr. & Mrs. Jon & Katherine Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence & Mildred Meyr Mr. Donald Mischke Ms. Virgina Moon Mr. & Mrs. Steve & Ernestine Mueller Mrs. Pauline Nelson Mrs. Belva Niemann Lion Mike Oldelehr Mrs. Leta Mae Owen Mr. William Oyler Ms. Sheila Packard Ms. Georgette Page Ms. Martha Parker Ms. Evelyn Pavlicek Mrs. Cathy Paxton Ms. Joyce Perry Mrs. Oleta Pieratt Mr. James Pitman Mr. Joe Powers Mr. Bill Quinley Mr. Lawrence Redel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas & Nancy Jo Reynolds Ms. Marcia Rhodes Dr. Frank Rieger Mrs. Virginia Roberts Mr. & Mrs. David & Joann Ross Mr. Marvin O. Ross Mrs. Loyce Rushen Mr. Harley Scheidegger Mrs. Kathleen Schiermeier Mr. & Mrs. David & Janet Schnell Ms. Debra Schnurbusch Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Grace Schroff Mr. & Mrs. Chuck & Pat Scott

Lion Marvin Seidt Mr. and Mrs. Louis & Karen Shaw Mr. Gerald Shineman Mr. & Mrs. Vic & Sybl Slaughter Ms. Ava Nell Smith Mrs. Amber Soderberg Mr. & Mrs. Warren & Joan Solomon Mr. L. Joshua Sosland Mr. Emmet Spearing Lion Paula Stallings Mr. & Mrs. Olan Stemme Mr. Robert Stephenson Ms. Connie Stepsis Mr. Ronald Sterk Ms. Evelyn Stice Mr. Kenneth Stormer Ms. Cindy Sullivan Ms. Betty Swanson Mr. & Mrs. J.R. & Barbara Taggart Mr. & Mrs. Terry & Jean Ellen Tapp The Watts Family Ms. Leona Thomas Ms. O`Leta Thomas Ms. Millie Thompson Mrs. Lillie Tiemeyer Mrs. Wilma Trachsel Mr. Norman Travis Mrs. Nadine Trollinger Mr. Jack Turner Ursuline Sisters - Saint Angela’s Convent Mrs. Carolyn Van Sickle Mrs. Nora Wages Lion Dr. Ron Walkenbach Mr. David Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Thomas & Georgene Warden PDG Lion Richard Warner Mr. & Mrs. Gary & Judy Warren Mr. & Mrs. James & Sharon Washabaugh Mr. & Mrs. Dan & Sandra Waterman Mr. Larry Webb Mr. Jerome Weiler Mr. & Mrs. Larry & Martha Weldon Ms. Rita Welschmeyer Mr. James Werner Mr. & Mrs. George & Joyce White Ms. Louise White Ms. Crystal Wicks Mr. & Mrs. Brent & Carol Wilhelm Mr. & Mrs. Raymond & Rita Wilkerson Mrs. Charlotte Wing Mr. Deane Wylie Ms. Ellen Yurk Mr. & Mrs. Lorenzo & Maria Zavala