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DONALD CANADAY Reflects on His Years of Service & the 100 Year Anniversary of Kiwanis International Writer / Kara Reibel . Photographer / Brian Brosmer

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A completely volunteer-based organization, Kiwanis clubs are almost everywhere. Locally, they support a high school community service organization known as Key Club in both Fishers and Hamilton Southeastern High Schools. Canaday works with Kiwanis clubs and elementary schools to provide a program known as “Bring Up Grades,” or BUG, and a character-building program known as “Teriffic Kids.” In junior high, Kiwanis sponsors service clubs known as “Builders Clubs.”

Home for Boys & Girls, had a huge impact on Canaday. "Here is an organization helping kids catch up in school, both academically, socially and emotionally. These kids come from orphanages, foster care, or other means, to this place for help. Every child there is provided a full four-year college scholarship. I have met graduates of this school who are very high-ranking military and corporate executives. I will always donate to them.”

As President of Kiwanis International, Canaday traveled the globe, visiting parts of the world where he was warmly received. “It was simply amazing to see the good work being done to benefit children by Kiwanians all over the world,” shared Canaday.

Denise Parker, who works with the Kiwanis International Board of Trustees, has worked closely with Canaday for more than 20 years. “Don is one of my favorite Past International Presidents, perhaps since he has lived near the headquarters and can pop in more frequently, but regardless, he has a strong commitment to helping children through Kiwanis," she said. "He is always a joy to work with.”

“Don is an amazing man, and we are thrilled to have him in our Geist Kiwanis Club,” In 2008, after serving five years on the shares The National Bank of Indianapolis Kiwanis International Board, Canaday was Geist Branch Assistant Manager and Geist Kiwanis Club Secretary Lorna Goodwin. elected Kiwanis International President. Prior to taking office as president, Don lost his wife to a brain tumor. “It was a Canaday’s contribution and lasting legacy tough year with her diagnosis and then within Kiwanis International is growth. To her loss.” date, he has organized 126 Kiwanis Clubs.

hile stationed in Fairbanks, Alaska, as a Lt. Col. with the U.S. Army in 1969, Don Canaday’s superior officer explained that the U.S. Army was very proud of its relationship with the City of Fairbanks and had other officers representing the Army in all other civic service organizations except Kiwanis. He asked Canaday, “Do you have a problem representing us as a member of Kiwanis?” Canaday, having no idea what Kiwanis was, responded, “No, Sir!” For the rest of Canaday’s military service, wherever he was stationed, he became a member of a local Kiwanis Club, or started one. Forty-six years later, retired Brig. Gen. Canaday is still committed to Kiwanis International. “Kiwanis International is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time.” 2015 marks the 100th anniversary of Kiwanis International, headquartered in Indianapolis. The first Kiwanis Club was founded in 1915 in Detroit. In the Kiwanis family there are over 600,000 members in over 80 nations around the world that provide six million hours of service each year. Collectively, Kiwanis International raises over $100 million every year to serve the needs of children.

After traveling to many destinations, Canaday says his favorite places were New Zealand and Austria. Canaday remembers the scenery in New Zealand vivdly. “Seeing the snow-capped mountains, with flowers below and green fields, the landscape near Christchurch is breathtaking,” he said. While in Austria, Canaday had the honor of being knighted in a castle. “I have dined with presidents and royalty, but the most endearing and special memories are those of the positive impact that Kiwanis has had on the lives on children all over the world,” said Canaday. Now, as a Past International President, Canaday continues to serve at both the local and international level. He is sent to help where needed and has recently taken on a key role in membership growth and service within North America. Canaday is a member of both the Meridian Hills and the Geist Kiwanis clubs. One Kiwanis project, the North Carolina

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conference room one day while a meeting with representatives of the U.S. Army was underway. Canaday was called into the room with the introduction, “I would like you to meet our general.” The entire room came to “attention.” It was also through Kiwanis International that Canaday met his new wife, Sharon, the Associate Director of Economic and Community Development for Ball State University’s Building Better Communities. Sharon worked for Kiwanis in Ghent, Belgium. After she returned stateside, Sharon met Don at a lunch date with a mutual friend of theirs. They married three years ago.

Kiwanis International has developed strong relationships with many corporations and organizations. One of the Kiwanis Vision Partners is the U.S. Army. As a coincidence, Canaday was walking by the

The celebrations have begun for the 100th anniversary of Kiwanis, and at 80 years old Canaday is still going strong. He continues to help foster growth and service wherever needed. Canaday is at the ready for his call of duty, helping the children of the world through Kiwanis International.

LOCAL KIWANIS CLUB MEETINGS Fishers Station Kiwanis Club has a monthly business meeting on the fourth Monday of each month at the Delaware Township Government Center in the upstairs conference room and its monthly social meeting on the second Monday of each month, location varies among various popular Fishers dining locations. Please call Rick Fain 317-490-0352 for more information. The Geist Kiwanis Club meets at 8 a.m. on the second and fourth Thursday of the month at Crosspoint Church on Olio Road. For additional information, call Lorna Goodwin at 317-428-1567. For further information about Kiwanis International, visit kiwanis.org.

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College Mentors for Kids Sixth Annual Inspire Awards Lifetime Achievement Award winner opens up about his business experience and who have been his mentors. “They can’t eat you.” This valuable piece of advice from David Becker’s grandfather is possibly one of the most unforgettable phrases of truth in business. Shared when Becker started his first company, “Remember, whatever happens, they can’t eat you. You as a person will always survive, and you can start over.” These words of wisdom set the stage of an already independent thinker, solidifying the fearlessness to step forward. Growing up in Speedway, Becker had the unique experience of living near the track when crews rented out the surrounding garages of homes during the month of May. “As kids, we were allowed to stay out until the drinking was well under way and the language turned south,” recalls Becker.

like a working MBA,” states Becker. He quickly hit the ceiling, stagnating where he could have coasted for years, but that didn’t fit his style. Confirming this feeling, Becker met CEO Jack Welch during a company seminar in Chicago. Welch concluded his speech by asking if there were any questions. In a sea of suits, only one arm raised, Becker’s. No one ever questioned Jack. As Becker’s boss, seated next to him, was covertly yet frantically trying to get him to lower his arm, Welch called on him. After answering Becker’s proposed question, Welch called him up to the stage. “No one ever raises their hand to ask a question. I commend you for being brave enough to ask. And it was a GOOD question,” said Welch to Becker off to the side of the stage.

After seventh grade, Becker’s family moved to Monrovia, where Becker graduated from high school. “I thought we had moved to Green Acres,” shares Becker. It was here in Monrovia where Becker developed an appreciation of land and space, influencing his current home built on 150 acres. Becker opted not to accept a highly-coveted spot with the United States Coast Guard Academy and instead attended DePauw University. He listened to his gut again four years later, deciding not to go to law school, just three weeks before graduation. “It may have been impulsive, but I just knew where I was supposed to go, or more so where I was not intended to go,” said Becker. His first job was with General Electric Credit Corporation. “This experience was TOWNEPOST NETWORK / FEBRUARY 2015 / TownePost.com

This event confirmed what Becker already knew. He was not meant to be a sheep. He was a shepherd. Having absorbed as much as he could at GE, he sought his next experience. It was through the challenge of finding an adequate computer system for credit unions in Indiana that Becker found himself launching out on his own. After working with the Indiana Credit Union Trade Association during the deregulation phase of the early ‘80s, Becker wrote a business plan on how to solve their problem. The solution was simple and outlined in his business proposal. Upon presenting the business plan to the credit union, it was clear that the union had no idea what to do with a business plan. Evident that this was going nowhere, Becker promptly quit his job and formed a company on his own. He would solve the computer problem and the credit unions would become his clients.

Becker found a guy in Michigan to sell him what he needed at wholesale. Without first solidifying capital, Becker immediately got into his car and drove straight up to Michigan to forge the deal, arriving at 9 p.m. The meeting wrapped up at 1 a.m, and with his brain in overdrive with what he was taking on, he drove home. “I think the most influential mentors in my life were my parents and my grandfather,” said Becker. “My grandfather [with a seventh grade education] was one of the most successful businessmen I have ever met in all kinds of different industries, and my parents instilled me in from a very early age that my only limitation in life was me and my belief in myself. They gave me a lot of independence as a child and taught me the responsibilities that went along with that independence. I have always felt that if I put my mind to something and worked hard enough, I could accomplish almost anything.” This conviction held true, for several tech companies later, First Internet Bank was started. It’s ironic that he runs a tech-based, banking business. During his DePauw days, Becker would pay a frat brother to punch in his codes for a computer class. “I hated computers, I swore I would never do anything with computers,” said Becker. Not only that, he used to make fun of bankers. “They love widgets and something tangible,” said Beckers. “First Internet Bank is intellectual property. Acquiring capital was next to impossible without a brick and mortar location.” Becker’s oldest son, Jason, said, “Dad, the last thing I ever thought you’d be is a banker.” “My style of management is a massive change for the conservative banking industry,” said Becker. “The mantra at First Internet Bank is, ‘The only constant is change.’” The traditional banking model focuses on maintaining status quo. “A local bank did a year-end shareholder press release talking about the great success they had growing

their assets close to 5 percent over the past year. We grow more than that on a quarterly basis,” states Becker, “We are changing the way consumers handle their financial needs, practically on a daily basis.” Becker has kept his NASDAQ-traded First Internet Bank headquartered here, in Indiana, recently occupying a long-vacant Fishers building near I-69 and 116th Street. When asked in New York City why he would have his headquarters in Indiana, Becker’s response was, “Why not?! I can be anywhere in a couple of hours, the Midwest work ethic is good, it’s a great place to live, and the cost of living is hard to beat.” Throughout Becker’s career, he has always given back. Whether this involves his countless charitable work, assisting the entrepreneurial sector or commissioning artwork, Becker gives his time and efforts to bettering the community. “I like bouncing both ideas and problems off others to get different perspectives,” he said. “I think I get more out of the conversations than they do.” Becker’s positive influence in the community cannot be understated. When former Indianapolis Mayor Stephen Goldsmith started the High Tech Task Force, Becker was immediately on board as a member. It was on this task force that Becker first met Kyle Salyers, the TownePost.com / FEBRUARY 2015 / TOWNEPOST NETWORK

senior vice president of Health Catalyst, a healthcare data and analytics company. “David is tremendously busy, yet he always makes himself available. Always,” said Salyers. “He listens, asks questions and leads you down an intentional, thoughtprovoking path. Becker exhibits great humility. He somehow makes you feel like he is the one learning and growing from the relationship. This builds great confidence and gratitude in the people around him. But ultimately, he simply takes a genuine interest in people, and for that I am grateful.” According to College Mentors for Kids, “The Inspire Awards are an opportunity to connect with other business and community leaders who value mentoring in the workplace and community.” People like Becker and a few others on that High Tech Task Force had the foresight to attract high tech companies to Indianapolis. Since that time, it is easy to track the influence and impact those individuals have made for the area. “David Becker takes the time to grow the people around him,” said Salyers. “In turn, you feel an obligation to do the same and pass along support and knowledge to others without ever asking for anything is exchange.

This is how entrepreneurial communities grow, and our community has benefited greatly from David’s example in this regard.” At the 1999 launch of First Internet Bank, which received huge international media coverage, a reporter from the BBC asked, “What do traditional banks have that you don’t have?” Becker replied, “Long lines in the lobby.” “I think I have always been an out-of-the-box thinker because I never knew there was a box,” says Becker. Each year, College Mentors for Kids hosts the Inspire Awards to recognize and celebrate workplace and community mentoring. It’s at this luncheon where David Becker will receive his award for his 30+ years inspiring and motivating others in our business community to achieve greater things. Please visit collegementors.org for additional information.

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Rachael attended Southern Illinois University (SIU) on a volleyball scholarship for her undergraduate degree. “At 18 years old, I had no idea what I wanted to major in. I just knew that I wanted to play volleyball,” says Rachael. But motivated by a desire to help others, Rachael had a role model in nursing close by.

Rachael’s mother, Loraine Brown, began her own career as a nurse at St. Vincent 29 years ago. Having also attended Marian University (then Marian College), she was drawn to St. Vincent for the same reasons as her daughter and now serves as Executive Director of Mission Integration for St. Vincent Hospital. “Being a nurse is so special. To serve the patient and their family is so rewarding. I don’t think of this as a job,” shares Loraine. “During a visit to Evansville, I witnessed the Sisters [The Daughters of the Poor] and nurses caring for patients, and I could see myself doing that,” shares Rachael. While having lunch with her mom in the St. Vincent Hospital cafeteria during her junior year of college, Rachael saw a Marian University table. “I picked up a brochure on the online accelerated program and started asking questions,” adds Rachael.

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At the first city council meeting for the city of Fishers, Geist representative from the southeast district Pete Peterson was voted by his fellow council members to be the first city council president for the upcoming year. Peterson has come a long way in the last 10 years. atFishers.com / FEBRUARY 2015 / FISHERS COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER / 17

“I WAS SURPRISED. HE WASN’T THE ‘THREE-HEADED SNAKE’ EVERYONE HAD BEEN TALKING ABOUT DURING THE ANNEXATION.” - SCOTT FADNESS, MAYOR OF FISHERS -

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His journey started as the “Chief Antagonist” for the then Town of Fishers during the forced annexation fight that started in 2005. As president of the Geist United Opposition (GUO), Peterson was rallying Geist residents to form the Towns of Geist in an effort to avoid the annexation. In the end, a judge determined that Fishers initiated their annexation before the Towns of Geist were filed and the 2,000 plus unincorporated residents became Fishers residents on January 1, 2010. “The governor [Mitch Daniels] passed a 1 percent property tax cap which pretty much made the property tax increase we were fighting a nonissue,” said Peterson. Once Geist was part of the Town of Fishers, voting districts were drawn up in 2010, and Peterson was the likely candidate to fill the area’s first seat on the town council. Geist and Fishers residents alike were still bitter over the annexation which made for a close race in the 2011 election. Fishers’ districts were voted on at large, meaning that Peterson needed a good showing in the Geist area to counter the anti-GUO, anti-Peterson sentiment in the rest of the town. He beat out two other candidates for the seat by only 12 votes and was sworn in on Jan. 3, 2012. “Nobody knew what to expect,” recalls Peterson. “Here I was fighting these guys for the last five years, and now I’m sitting next to them at a town council meeting.” A meeting prior to his first council meeting with then town manager Scott Fadness changed that dynamic and set the stage for what has now become some of the most productive changes in recent history. “Scott reached out to me and asked me to go to lunch. To this day, we have a tremendous relationship.” Fadness, now the city’s first mayor, recalls meeting Peterson for the first time. “I was surprised. He wasn’t the ‘three-headed snake’ everyone had been talking about during the annexation,” laughed Fadness. Geist residents were skeptical as well. Peterson summarizes the sentiment of Geist residents as “distrusting,” a feeling that over time has diminished considerably since his first days on the town council.

Signs around the 2,000+ homes on the north end of Geist Reservoir reminded residents for five years of the ongoing annexation battle.

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Peterson will be advocating for a city survey to poll residents in Fishers on projects and amenities they would like to see in the future. He points out that he is always available to Fishers residents for questions or concerns and publishes his phone number (317-523-8321) and email address (petersonp@fishers.in.us).

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“As a parent, what would you do to prepare your child for life?” asks Sheri Good, mother of three whose youngest son, Grayson, 11, became extremely frustrated with school, spending hours doing work that should have taken minutes. “He was struggling to read, spell, and remember information at school and at home. “He was starting to give up, lose confidence in himself, and we were definitely butting heads just to get his school work done,” Sheri says. So, when Grayson started having similar difficulties, Sheri knew just what to do to Sheri was no stranger to learning struggles. help him succeed. She called LearningRx, Three years earlier, Grayson’s older brother, where Grayson took a 90-minute initial Chandler, had similar learning difficulties; assessment, and then started a brainhis self-esteem very much affected. After training program specifically for his needs. tearfully asking Sheri why he struggled to find answers to his schoolwork, she began “Many learning problems are caused by searching for a solution. “He was ready to inefficiencies in how the brain actually give up,” Sheri recalls. processes information—things like memory, A friend recommended that Sheri look into LearningRx for help. “After just 24 weeks, Chandler was more confident and could retain so much more information,” raves Sheri. “Now, he is a sophomore in high school and an independent student.”

attention, and processing speed,” says Heather Koenig, Executive Director and owner of LearningRx in Indianapolis. “We aren’t tutoring, which will only offer temporary help if there is underlying cognitive deficiencies. We are brain trainers offering a permanent solution to learning struggles. With our initial assessment, we can pinpoint the underlying cause for cognitive deficiencies and create a brain training solution that puts people on the path to learning faster, easier, and more efficiently for life. We help children to adults. and can assist people with traumatic brain injury, stroke, ADHD, Dyslexia, Autism, Auditory Processing Disorder, learning difficulty—and those who are just wanting to get a sharper, competitive edge.” Grayson’s 24-week program addressed deficiencies as he worked one-on-one with a Cognitive Skills Trainer. His training

included scientifically researched based activities and drills to help him overcome what was holding him back. Grayson says, “It wasn’t easy, but I worked hard at it and I saw a lot of change in my schoolwork and my life. I even got better at my sports. In baseball, I was able to ‘read’ the pitcher before the pitch, or see what an opposing team was planning when I watched sports.” Sheri explains, “LearningRx has equipped both of my sons for life in areas that I could not do on my own. They have given me teaching tools to use at home for future reference through their brain-training program. Both Grayson and Chandler are currently using the skills they learned in training to work through junior and senior high school.” “LearningRx takes the frustration out of school work. It is a sacrifice of both time and money; however, the time and money are far less than most people spend on their kids’ sporting activities. My boys are able to soak up what they are being taught, and work through homework now that would have felt impossible before. My answer to parents who ask me about LearningRx usually ends, ‘Are you willing to give them the confidence and skills needed to survive in the real world?’”

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Her passions are cigars, bulldogs and her customers. “I love the people who smoke cigars. They are independent, selfassured, decision makers and the best storytellers in the world," says Munchel. Many of her customers are business owners, physicians, attorneys and financial advisors. Listening to Munchel interact with regular customers confirms she is the most well-known cigar aficionado in the Midwest. She understands their pallets so well that when discovering a new cigar, she knows exactly which customers would enjoy it most. Munchel’s favorite cigar is the Cuban Stock Exquisito Limitada. She loves the development of flavor, the complexity and the constant change from the first draw. The biggest difference between Cigar Haven and tobacco stores is the time Munchel spends with customers. She wants them to understand what they’re smoking, what they like and what flavors they appreciate most. Her customers come from several different countries and many surrounding states. Cigar Haven offers the most extensive inventory in the Midwest, with a heavy emphasis on boutique cigars. “Cigars come from basically three different regions:Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Honduras. We have cigars from all three regions,” says Munchel when describing her vast inventory. Writer / Pete Walkey . Photographer / Hannah Switzer

Cigar Haven is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. Fishers resident Barbara Munchel is living her lifelong dream. It all started back in college when she fell in love with cigars for feminist reasons, to prove she could do anything a man could do.

For the purchase of a cigar, you are welcome to enjoy the comfortably appointed Haven lounge while you savor your smoke, watch satellite TV, chat with friends, make new friends, or — if absolutely required — catch up on work. You can also relax with your favorite cigar and be mesmerized by the grace of saltwater fish. It’s as close to instant Valium that you get without a prescription.

While working in the tobacco industry for 23 years, a regular Visit Munchel and Cigar Haven at 11017 Allisonville Rd. in customer named Gene repeatedly told her that someday he would Fishers, just south of 116th Street. be in a position to make her dream of owning a cigar store come true. “I was absolutely flabbergasted the day he came in and said it was time to pick out a location,” said Munchel. He financed her Pete Walkey is an author and financial planner for business owners and executives for dream and Cigar Haven was born. That was 10 years ago. ARGI Financial Group. He can be reached at petewalkey@argi.net. 22 / FISHERS COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER / FEBRUARY 2015 / atFishers.com

Cigar Haven owner Barbara Munchel loves cigars and bulldogs.

GENE’S CAFE For those cigar lovers who want even more from their lounge visit, Cigar Haven offer memberships to Gene’s Cave, a private lounge beyond the Haven. Membership includes: • A private cigar locker with custom nameplate • Additional discounts on boxes of cigars and accessories • A getaway to bring a guest for fun or business • Keyed entry • A chess table • A poker table • Complimentary refreshments

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(L-R): Carole Thor, Sara Kupinski, Erin Hines, Susan Wagner

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All you need is love. This year, St. Louis de Montfort Catholic Church’s Mardi de Montfort dinner and dance celebration will be filled to the brim with it. The four ladies chairing the event – Susan Wagner, Carole Thor, Sara Kupinski and Erin Hines – are pouring their hearts and souls into making the 13th annual Mardi de Montfort spectacular. The event is traditionally Mardis Gras themed and scheduled to coincide with the weekend before Ash Wednesday, the kickoff of the Lenten season. This year’s event will have many of the same elements as the past years, but the committee has weaved in one element making the meaning of this event extra special. Sara Kupinski explains that since this year’s event will fall on Valentine’s Day 2015, they wanted to make it about love. That’s when they decided on the theme, “All You Need is Love.” “There is such a sense of warmth and community you feel in the room during the night,” said Kupinski. “So this year it’s about all the things in your life that you love – faith, community, family, friends and more.” Wagner agrees saying, “The night is all about relationships,

relationships with the church, community and friends. It’s exciting to see a culmination of a parish wide effort.” Mardi de Montfort is one of the church’s largest fundraisers. The proceeds go to benefit dozens of the church’s ministries and charities in the local community. The Interfaith Hospitality Network, a charity benefiting the homeless in the community, has been a cause near and dear to the hearts of the St. Louis de Montfort community for a long time. Along with several other local churches of all denominations, the charity provides for the homeless in many ways. Initially, the charity steps in when a family seeks shelter at a daytime center, but there are no beds available for the night. Buses will take the families who’ve been turned away and transport them to a local church. Once there, they will be provided food and shelter for the week. “We’ve got beds set up here and bathrooms with showers,” said Wagner. “Our teens who put in community service hours serve them hot meals. It’s an amazing experience.” After a stay at one church, families are transported to another church unless there is an opening at the community shelter. Wagner continues, “Sometimes St. Louis has hosted as many as four or five families, giving us 20-30 people, and sometimes there are just five people.”

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A little Mardi de Montfort love will also be visible in the inhouse parish ministries, including the on-site food pantry and religious education. The Fund-A-Project ministry is the one which parishioners will notice the most. Fund-A-Project provides funds for areas in the parish that are targeted for improvement. Fund-AProject has been credited with improving the school playground, meeting spaces, updating the school cafeteria, and technology upgrades such as iPads for the school. This year’s project is to provide upgrades to Craig Willy Hall, the space for social gatherings and Knights of Columbus meetings.

he asked friends to bring one sports item to be donated,” she said. In the spirit of charity, the children delivered and filled the box with athletic gear, balls and more. A group of first graders did a similar thing when they gathered a box full of donated Legos.

Raising funds for these projects takes a lot of planning. Organizers use Mardi Parties to gather gifts for the larger event. There are some parties for adults and others for the kids.

“We started out holding Mardi de Montfort in the cafeteria, then we outgrew that and moved it to Forum Conference and Events Center,” she said. “We outgrew that and now we have it at the Marriott North.”

The ladies agree that the Mardi Parties, the planning and hard work is a lot of fun, but they’re anxious for the big event. They’re expecting more than 300 guests out of the 1,400 invitations sent out. Thor explains they’re pleased with the numbers, and it shows that attendance continues to grow.

Wagner explains the donations involving the kids are the most heartwarming and inspiring. She describes how excited the kids get at their class gift gathering parties. Kupinski tells about the third and fourth grade Glow-in-the-Dark Kickball Mardi Party where 60 kids were in attendance. “It was pure chaos, but the kids had an unforgettable time.”

At the forefront of this fundraiser will be a live auction and silent auction. A plethora of exciting items and packages will be offered. “The challenge is always finding new and exciting things to offer,” said Thor. “But guests also want to see their old favorites up for grabs.” A romantic trip to Napa with a wine country tour and a New York City Broadway trip are among some of the exciting items up for auction. A pair of One Direction concert tickets on the floor level are sure to be the center of a huge bidding war.

Wagner has one gift gathering memory that stands out. “One of the children had a birthday, and instead of asking for gifts for himself,

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Other guests will also be planning their bidding strategies to score some bonus items that have been staples at the auction every year. Front row seats at graduation, a front row parking spot at pick up time, and front row seats at Christmas Mass are all expected to be as popular as ever. As popular as the Jenga project is, another item is expected to be popular. The popcorn bowl, made by the St. Louis de Montfort children, is a ceramic bowl with a special touch. Each of the students in a particular grade make a thumbprint, and under the thumbprint, they sign their names. This creative popcorn bowl has traditionally gotten top honors as the art item with the highest number of bids.

Humbly she admits her husband, Mike, makes each one of the individual blocks. Once they’re signed by all the kids in one particular grade level, she brings them home and shellacs them herself. In all the excitement of the entertainment, fabulous food and frenzied bidding, it’s easy to forget the purpose of the night. So the ladies are adding a special Valentine’s touch to the decorating, a “Thankful Tree.” Students and adults alike have been given paper hearts on which to write the things for which they’re most thankful.

Invitations for this special gala went out in January. Attire for the evening is formal with black tie optional. Guests can purchase tickets online for $125 per person. The ticket price includes an impressive, catered, gourmet menu featuring hors d’oeuvres, dinner, According to Thor, the art projects are also a big hit. She adds that the students at each grade level are assigned to do an art project to be desserts and an open bar. Living Proof, the headliner, will be sure to auctioned. She says the Jenga project is always exciting. She describes have guests on their feet dancing the night away. this life-sized figure made from handmade blocks, each one signed by the students, stands about five feet tall. When asked about how this Suzanne Huntzinger has a journalism degree from IU and has lived in the Geist creation comes to life, Thor acts coy and tried to change the subject. community for 18 years.

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GEIST HALF TO ADD 10K COURSE TO 2015 RACE

Geist Half Executive Aprill Shelburne

Writer / Allie Nash

The Geist Half Marathon will bring new experiences to runners and the community this year, while still providing the same local feel that it always has. New to the race this year is a common start and finish line, which is just south of Casler’s Kitchen and Bar on 113th Street and Olio. According to Geist Half Executive Director Aprill Shelburne, runners will be able to finish just across the Olio bridge this year. Also new for the 2015 race is the option to run a 10K. “The 10K is designed for runners that want to challenge themselves and get away from 5K’s, but maybe they aren’t quite ready for the half marathon,” said Shelburne. Runners that have already signed up for the 5K may change to the 10K online at GeistHalf.com.

and Geist areas. We have people registered from eight other states.” As the numbers of registrations keeps growing, the title of biggest 5K in Indiana gets closer. “We are on the cusp of being the largest 5K in Indiana. We need just 500 more entries to take over the Mini-Marathon’s 5K as the biggest one in Indiana,” said Shelburne. “That would be an awesome title to bring to the Fishers and Geist area.” To register for the May 16 race, go online to GeistHalf.com. Fees vary according to race and a price increase occurs after Feb. 28.

If runners want the VIP treatment, they should sign up now. “If you sign up to be in the Month of May Club or VIP, then you get to enjoy free adult beverages and food from Casler’s, but this will sell out so people should make sure to sign-up early.” This year will also bring fun for kids, while still providing adults with an atmosphere they can enjoy. “There will be a kid’s play zone area that will feature things like inflatable obstacle courses and face painting. This will allow for a kids and family area to enjoy the day. Adults will still find the beer garden for an adult atmosphere.” And Shelburne is happy with the results of the new changes. “From this time last year, we are up in registrations by 45 percent,” said Shelburne. “And we have runners from more than the Fishers atFishers.com / FEBRUARY 2015 / FISHERS COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER / 27

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Photos left to right: FHS Assistant Principal Ryan Taylor with Reece on his lap and wife Kristen with baby Annie before surgery . FHS Riley Dance Marathon smashed its goal of $25,000! . FHS Riley Dance Marathon participants . Dr. Chris Edwardsâ€™ sons, Ben and Blake Edwards . Meera Patel, Riley Dance Marathon President . Hannah Eli, Alex Reibel, and Marlee Jacocks . Riley mom sharing their story 28 / FISHERS COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER / FEBRUARY 2015 / atFishers.com

FHS RILEY DANCE MARATHON - CARPE DM! “WE STAND FOR THOSE WHO CAN’T” Writer / Kara Reibel

Carpe DM. Technically, the Latin phrase for “seize the day” is “carpe diem,” but a clever play on words by Hannah Eli, FHS Riley Dance Marathon executive committee member, expresses more than two words could ever convey. Riley Dance Marathon, referred to as Riley DM, is a popular fundraising event for Riley Children’s Foundation and a highlight for students at Fishers High School. HSE also supports Riley by having a dance marathon. For FHS Executive Committee President Meera Patel, involvement with Riley DM is natural. She hails from a Riley DM family with her older brother and sister having chaired and organized committees both in high school and at IU where the dance marathon fundraiser was pioneered.

there are no chairs, except in the cafeteria and those are only for Riley families,” said FHS Executive Committee Member Alex Reibel. This year’s shirt slogan is “Too Legit To Sit.” A specific dance is incorporated as part of the event. The dance is taught to hundreds of attendees, sharing it bit by bit over the course of the evening, then culminating with the dance performed in its entirety, followed by the reveal of the amount of money raised. “We have 15 college dance marathons in Indiana, with six of these colleges mentoring high schools," said Glesing. “Purdue mentors 13 high school dance marathons, including FHS, and IU mentors 21 high schools, including Hamilton Southeastern High School.”

IU and Purdue mentoring includes weekly “It really all started at IU,” shares Riley DM newsletters, sharing inspirational stories, Coordinator Katie Glesing. “The IU event in assisting with meetings and motivating the 1991 was one of the first of its kind. Thanks committees to do their best for the cause. to IU, dance events are now a popular Money raised from the dance marathons means of fundraising internationally.” goes toward Riley cancer research and Child Life at Riley. There is a walkway The Riley DM originally started as a literal that connects Riley to the research wing 24-hour dance marathon. The coordinators across the street, symbolizing the close quickly realized that this wasn’t as feasible relationship and commitment with the as originally thought, so future events patients. used a variety of stations. Inflatables, food, games, dance and other activities have Child Life provides the emotional support been incorporated throughout the event. In for children coping with long-term or shortaddition to the activities, Riley families are term hospital stays. Age-appropriate art, invited to share their stories. music and dance therapies are provided to the children for the purpose of helping them “Our motto is ‘Stand for those who can’t.’ So connect. Trained therapists visit the kids

with private art or music sessions, and if capable, dance sessions. Thanks to sponsors and donors of the dance marathons, these services are provided to Riley kids. FHS Assistant Principal Ryan Taylor has seen the impact of Riley. Taylor’s daughter, Annie, experienced amazing care by Dr. Smith, a pediatric cranial surgeon, last summer. And many in the community know the story of Ben Edwards, son of FHS teacher Chris Edwards. Ben, who is currently in remission from his rare and aggressive brain tumor, is an inspiration for others. Countless students at FHS have been impacted by Riley, many only truly discovering their Riley story after getting involved with Riley DM. FHS student Sarah Shahsavar is a twin and was born prematurely. “Having my mom share my own Riley story is so humbling. We dance so other kids can have the same opportunities I was given,” shares Shahsavar. FHS Riley Dance Marathon is 5:30-10 p.m., Feb. 28. HSE HS Riley Dance Marathon will be March 28. Tickets are $25. To donate, visit rileykids.org. For more Riley stories make sure visit to our website, atFishers.com. Kara Reibel and her family reside in the Fishers/Geist area, where she has lived for more than 30 years. In addition to owning Geist Pilates, Kara loves writing. You can follow her at karareibel.blogspot.com. She can also be found on Facebook and Twitter: @karareibel.

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DINNER OPTIONS Writer / Pat Carlini . Photographer / Hannah Switzer

Bento Café – Asian Bistro & Sushi 9778 East 116th St., Fishers

In the mood for sushi on Valentine’s Day? Stop by the recently opened Bento Café. “Bento” means boxed meal in Japanese, and it’s a great way to sample a variety of menu items i n one sitting. They also offer a variety of sushi rolls with fun names; and Valentine’s day may be the perfect time to share the Sweetheart roll, which is shaped like hearts on a plate. You will also find the Lover’s boat, which is sushi and sashimi for tow, the Sweetie Roll, the Sexy girl roll and the OMG roll! Hip and comfortable, Bento café is a good choice for Valentine’s Day!

Stone Creek Dining Company 13904 Town Center Blvd., Noblesville

In Hamilton Town Center is another great choice for a romantic dinner on Valentine’s Day. The bar area is a popular choice for the couples who just want to share cocktails and appetizers. You can also check out the fashionable dining area for salmon, bistro steak bites and campfire fettuccine. Stone Creek also offers some gluten free items which are great for the sensitive Valentines. 30 / FISHERS COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER / FEBRUARY 2015 / atFishers.com

The Gathering Bistro and Pub

11705 Fox Road, Geist The Gathering may be known for its Bloody Mary bar on weekends, but they will offering up some fine dining for Valentine’s Day. Live music will greet guests at the door, and couples can choose from a specific selection of soups, salads, appetizers, entrees and desserts. Toast with a glass of wine or head to the bar to enjoy a nice selection of craft beers on tap.

Broadway Diner

426 E. Broadway, Fortville For a small town diner experience – with a menu that is sure to please – try the Broadway Diner for Valentine’s Day. The locals come for the fresh, made- daily French onion soup and the pork tenderloin with fried mushrooms. But this quaint little spot offers up a wide variety of steak dinners, pasta dishes and seafood. On Valentine’s Day expect some special pairings of menu items for two, followed by the featured dessert of the evening. Get their early for a good seat!

Murphy’s Pub

11650 Olio Road, Fishers Murphy’s Pub is the perfect choice for couples looking for a casual and cozy choice for Valentine’s Day. The restaurant is making the night extra special by offering all the ladies a fresh rose as they come through the door. Guests can enjoy a steak or a pork tenderloin with onion rings followed by a glass of wine for a toast. If you and your date want to skip the wine, you can enjoy one of Murphy’s many craft beers.

Peterson’s

7690 E. 96th St., Fishers Peterson’s will be celebrating Valentine’s Day in its usual elegant style with a menu created especially for the big night. Known for aged steaks, seafood, and beautiful grand finale desserts, this posh spot never seems to disappoint for special occasions. Be sure to ask the sommelier to pick a great Champagne or sparkling wine for that special Valentine’s Day toast at the end of your meal!

Matteo’s Ristorante Italiano 40 North 9th St., Noblesville

Just off the Noblesville square is a popular choice for those looking for a Valentine’s Day spot with good food and a romantic atmosphere. Servers in bow ties will be passing around some of Matteo’s most popular Italian pastas and seafood dishes. There is a special dessert pairing which will be available for the night: Fango chocolate cake with ice cream paired with sparking wine for two. Now that’s amoré! (not shown) atFishers.com / FEBRUARY 2015 / FISHERS COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER / 31

HISTORY PRESERVED AT GEIST The Fall Creek Township has started it restoration project of the cemeteries around Geist and Fishers. The cemeteries that will be restored include Fort, Helms, Kinnaman, and Mt. Zion. McKay was finished in early January, while Arnett was being worked on at the time of publication. The Fall Creek Township Board approved the $193,350 project in 2014. The most expensive cemetery to restore will be Fort cemetery, taking up 25 percent of the budget. Helms will be the least expensive and only use 10 percent of the budget. Stonehugger Restoration Company, Inc. (SRCI) has been

contracted for the project, which will take two years to complete. This includes a break in the project over the summer of 2015. According the Indiana codes for townships, each township is in charge of abandoned cemeteries. But this project will help preserve and maintain the headstones, some of which are more than 150 years old. “I feel it’s very important to care for our cemeteries and preserve our history,” said Fall Creek Township Trustee Jeff Hern. “In the past few years, my office has worked diligently to repair and install fencing to help secure these

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Being an active community participant is nothing new to Scoty’s Brewhouse. So it makes sense that the local restaurant chain chose to involve the community when it decided to update its 96th Street location. Scoty’s Brewhouse is currently running a social crowdfunding campaign with the hopes of raising $750,000 from Hoosier donors. Tis investment will allow Scoty’s to remodel its Northside restaurant, pay back a current debt at a lower rate and involve the community in the company’s growth.

to provide loans for “brick and mortar” remodels. What is a successful business to do when it is too big for SBA loans and too small for private equity? In Scoty’s case, they decided to turn to the very people who made the restaurant chain successful to begin with: Its loyal customers.

Scot Wise – the president and CEO of a Pots & Pans Production, which is the parent management company for Scoty’s Brewhouse and Tr3e Wise Men Brewing Company – saw Localstake as an opportunity to explore non-traditional ways of funding his business.

Partnering with Indianapolis-based crowdfunding platform Localstake, Scoty’s is asking individual investors to fund this remodel and other working capital expenditures. In return for their dollars, Localstake investors do not just receive an incentive or a product; they also receive a fnancial return on their investment. Scoty’s is ofering a revenue share opportunity. Te company will pay investors 5 percent of monthly revenues over a period of fve years until they have been paid 1.5 times their original investment.

“It’s not a traditional ‘going to a bank’ world anymore,” said Wise. “Afer coming out of the last recession, I had to think of new ways to grow. We used personal investors for previous store growth. For instance, in Fort Wayne, six doctors got behind bringing a Scoty’s restaurant there. Tey own a percentage of that restaurant. Now there’s a group in Evansville looking to do the same thing. In this new world, Localstake makes a lot of sense.”

Since Scoty’s Brewhouse on 96th Street was opened in 2006, the company feels that it’s now time for a “major remodel.” Te renovated space is slated to contain a pizza oven and a whole new look for customers, which includes doors that open up the patio. Te remodel is also expected to increase Te idea for the campaign came via one of efciencies to improve the speed of service. Scoty’s vendors, Moody’s Butcher Shop. Moody’s completed its own Localstake Despite having one of its most successful campaign in May 2014. Te funding years in its 18-year business history, Scoty’s gave Moody’s the chance to expand its faces challenges in funding its planned operations by opening a third retail store renovation because banks are not inclined located in Center Grove.

Securing funding via the Localstake platform is similar to other crowdfunding marketplaces like Kickstarter or Indiegogo. However, Localstake focuses solely on raising funds and investing in private businesses. Te investments are regulated, and they are ofen locally-focused. In the case of the Scoty’s Brewhouse Localstake opportunity, only Indiana residents can invest.

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Te Scoty’s brand is well known in Indiana, from the college towns where the restaurants were frst established, to the cities where its young customers move to fnd jobs and start families. Wise and his staf are also active on social media, and the company frequently creates promotions that give back to the community, such as ofering free lunches to kids when Indianapolis area school districts closed

due to weather. Te restaurant experience coupled with these positive social connections have created a dedicated customer base for Scoty’s. “Te reason that I like how Localstake does this is that investors are not just geting 1.5 times their money back,” said Wise. “Localstake incentivizes people to give more. Te perks that I get to give at a restaurant level are larger. Using this

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As the primary caregivers, women diagnosed with breast cancer ofen fnd For the 11th year, the Indiana Women In themselves unable to take care of their Need (I.W.I.N) Foundation will host the families, and most women will ofen not annual Pink Pajama Party Feb. 20-21 to ask for help. Treatments can be very timebeneft women in Indiana that have been consuming because of having to travel away diagnosed with or are being treated for from home for treatment. Ofentimes, the breast cancer. Tis two day event – held at cancer prevents women from going to their the Indianapolis North Marriot at Keystone jobs, which can lead to a loss of income or at the Crossing – will allow women to relax, even the ability to support their families. be pampered and enjoy a fun evening of More women are being diagnosed with dancing and music well into the morning in breast cancer every year. In Indiana alone, pink pajamas. that number is around 4,000, and so the need for I.W.I.N. Foundation’s mission is For the 2015 party, the foundation invites more important than ever. women who have been former recipients, friends and family of breast cancer patients “In our frst year, we helped three women, and any woman that likes to party with a and now we have helped 493 women purpose, especially in her pink pajamas. ranging in ages from 18 to 90 years old, Women can enjoy great food, pink cocktails, which is truly gratifying,” said Sue Wynne, shop at an extensive silent auction and enjoy the I.W.I.N. operations director. “One of our complimentary spa services. Ten guests current recipients had this to say about her will dance to the music of Living Proof experience with the I.W.I.N. Foundation: ‘I and aferward move to the lounge to enjoy would like to thank I.W.I.N. for the grant I music by singer and songwriter Chad Mills. received. I live in La Porte County and have

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Our very own Tom Britt, publisher of the TownePost Network, is teaming up with Toni Folzenlogel to co-captain this team. Folzenlogel (sounds like “frozen bagel”) has been involved with this event for years. She’s excited to join forces with Tom to raise what we hope will be a great amount of money! An enthusiastic Toni told us, “Tom makes everything fun, and I’m sure this will be no exception!” Here’s the rub… while they may have fantastic resumes in the publication and design biz, they are no runners! They do know how to have a good time though! Their training will NOT take place in a gym: Their idea is a little more fun. They want to have “training sessions” leading up to the race at local watering holes. What? Raising money for a good cause AND meeting in local bars: This sounds like our kind of race!

Townies for Tatas team captains Toni Folzenlogel and Tom Britt (center) rallied supporters at Casler’s Kitchen & Bar for a kick-off training session.

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Donning our workout gear (for no real reason as it turned out), we joined the kickoff party with our corporate team, Townies for Tatas. At this first of many “training sessions,” we raised our glasses pledging our commitment to the success of the inaugural Townies for Tatas Race for the Cure. Our goal? Raise over $10,000 and have a good time doing it! Joining in on this fun is easy. “Like” the Townies for Tatas Facebook page to get notifications on all upcoming training sessions. Go ahead - press that “Like” button. Visit TowniesForTatas.com to join our team or donate! Not a runner? No worries, neither are we! We don’t just need runners, we need donations! Any support in the fight against breast cancer is most welcome. Whether you choose to donate anonymously or in someone’s honor or memory, all online contributions are a simple click away. There’s even an option to donate $24 in

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Put your pink on, and let’s join forces and put the fun in fundraising this year! Make sure to join us at the training sessions! We’ll be posting pics and updates of this team’s training “progress” over the next few months. Bring a friend or come by yourself. You’ll have fun either way. As always… CHEERS to the Townies for Tatas FUNdraiser!

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The World Connections Club (WCC) at Hamilton Southeastern High School is hosting its Seventh Annual International Festival on Friday, March 27 at 7 p.m. There will be a talent show featuring various cultural stage performances in the Leonard Auditorium followed by food, music and fun in the Annex Cafeteria. There will be samples of homemade authentic dishes featuring 30 different countries. “The International Festival is all about integrating cultures,” says Rachael Downham, International Night coordinator and vice president of World Connections Club. “We put on this event at the end of the school year to show what all students, including those involved with foreign exchange and ENL (English as a New Language) have learned and shared throughout the year. Our school is so diverse. About one out of every five students is from another culture.” The talent show will feature performances

of different ethnicities and some of the entertainers come back each year like the group of Bollywood Dancers, who wear sparkling colorful costumes. HSE Spanish teacher, Vickie Lazaga, also performs a different Latino dance each year. Individuals, families, groups and organizations are all welcome to set up a booth to share with the HSE community a display of their culture through food, games, photos and artifacts. “Some people might be reluctant to try different foods," says Alison Eling, secretary of WCC and International Night publicity chair. "I was too when I went to the International Night the first time, but I think people will be pleasantly surprised at the great authentic taste from different countries. It’s not like anything we typically have in America, and it’s fun to learn about the different countries through food.”

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