StrengthStrength. - Epworth
StrenStrong youth.Strong families.Strong community.2013 ANNUAL REPORT
MISSION, VISION, VALUESTABLE OF CONTENTSMISSIONTo help youth and families find strengths, break through obstacles,and build brighter futures.VISIONStrong Youth, Strong Families, Strong CommunityVALUESCommitment, Accountability, Respect, Empowerment, ing2C ommitmentA ccountabilityR espectE mpowermentS afetyMission, Vision, Values2Message From The CEO3Programs & Services4-5Demographics Served6Financial Report7Success Stories8Volunteers9Partner Organizations102013 Honor Roll11 - 18Board of Directors19 Copyright 2013 Epworth Children & Family Services.All rights reserved.
MESSAGE FROM THE CEO MISSION, VISION, VALUESStrength.At Epworth we talk a lot about strength: strong youth, strong families, strongcommunity. It is our vision. Each day, our 230 employees strive to live ourmission by helping youth and families find their own strength.In 2013, our programs and services reached over 7,500 people in St. Louisand the surrounding communities. As CEO of Epworth, I can attest thisproves we are living our mission each day and it is evidenced by oursuccesses over the past year.AWARDS – Top Workplace Award from the Post-DispatchSTAFF – Workplace safety program was recognized by Missouri Employers MutualPROGRAMS – Doubled our HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau RHY grant through 2016LEADERSHIP – A merger with Progressive Youth Connection proved a 100% retention rateDEVELOPMENT – It was a record-breaking year for funds raised and community engagementFACILITIES – Acquired & renovated new 15,000 square foot building in NormandyADVOCACY – Establishment of statewide older youth summits for 2013-2014Looking ahead, we want to continue the growth we have seen over the past fewyears. We strive to be stronger as individuals, stronger as an agency and strongeras a community, so we can build the futures of those around us.As you read through the pages of our annual report, please remember – Epworth,and the community we serve, would not be as strong if it weren’t for the supportof our staff, board, volunteers, donors and community partners.Thank you to each and every one of you,“ we are livingour missioneach day ”Kevin DrollingerChief Executive Officer3
PROGRAMS & SERVICESStrong programs.248AGING OUT INITIATIVE: 248 individuals enrolledYouth-driven program dedicated to equipping those leaving foster care with skills for independenceand self-sufficiency by age 25.503CHAFEE FOSTER CARE INDEPENDENCE PROGRAM: 503 individuals servedFoster care youth, ages 14 to 21, are provided training and support through classes and individualmeetings that focus on independent living skills.171EPWORTH SPECIAL EDUCATION SCHOOL: 171 individuals servedServes students grades K-12 who display behaviors that impede their educational progress at theirhome schools.5581824FAMILY FOCUS TREATMENT: 5 families servedAssists in transitioning youth from residential treatment to life at home with biological parents orfoster families.FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK: 581 families servedWorks to prevent child abuse and neglect through in-home therapy to improve family communicationand provide effective stress management and conflict resolution methods.FOSTER CARE: 82 individuals servedMatches youth with families where they can learn to trust and reap the benefits of a devoted familyunit.
PROGRAMS & SERVICESMISSION, VISION, VALUESStrong programs.142,966845,843*KIDS FIRST AFTERCARE: 14 families servedSupports family reunification, relative/foster home placement or more independent communityplacements for six months.PROGRESSIVE YOUTH CONNECTION: 2,966 individuals & groups servedProvides prevention programs to help children develop the skills they need to make positive choicesin life and promote a violence-free environment that ensures academic and social success.RESIDENTIAL & INTENSIVE TREATMENT: 84 individuals servedThree levels of care provided for ages 11 to 18; intensive 24-hour supervised care to less restrictivesupport.STREET OUTREACH SERVICES & DROP-IN CENTER: 5,843* contacts servedConnects with homeless youth to educate and encourage them into permanent housing, keep themsafe off the streets and connect them to resources to develop their independence.*may include multiple encounters with the same individual134TRANSITIONAL & INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAMS: 134 individuals servedTeaching important life skills to youth ages 16 to 21 to allow for emotional, physical and financialindependence.229YOUTH EMERGENCY SERVICES CRISIS SHELTER: 229 individuals servedEmergency shelter, food and therapeutic support for ages 11 to 19 experiencing abuse, neglect,homelessness or family conflict.5
DEMOGRAPHICS SERVEDStrength in numbers.SERVED contacts 20137,326 families individuals groupsGender3418Female3101MaleAgeRace62056180-2 3-56-91111,4992,87710-14 15-1965520-3444735-54811455-6465-7472375-8585 Unknown ti-RacialCaucasianHispanic/LatinoNative American/Alaskan NativeOtherUnknown Race/EthnicityNote: Demographics reported are for unique Direct Clients served and do not include Indirect Clients or duplicate records.
MISSION, VISION, VALUESFINANCIAL REPORTStrong financials.2013 REVENUE.55%Program Service Fees 6,078,61718.55%REVENUEGeneral Contributions(includes Special Events) 3,923,5025.32%38.73%4.97%Investment Income 834,893United Way 780,412Other 85,7222013 EXPENSES25.19%ResidentialTreatment Programs 3,571,2376.69%7.07%EXPENSESSt. Louis CountyChildren’s Service Fund 2,910,787Federal & State Grants 1,049,300.76%25.64%13.09%Epworth School 2,240,940Management & General 1,824,495Community Services 1,529,8776.69%Older Youth Services 1,275,2949.16%16.09%5.18%5.34%10.98%Total beginning net assets: 14,417,229Total ending net assets: 16,279,228CHANGE IN NET ASSETS: 1,861,999Development 985,038Family Support Services 931,153Emergency Shelter 743,879Foster Care 721,311Prevention Services 106,460TOTAL REVENUES: 15,663,233TOTAL EXPENSES: 13,929,6847
SUCCESS STORYStrong people.For Christy Phelps, finding her strength andindependence began at an age when most girls aregetting their ears pierced or going to sleepovers.At age thirteen, Christy learned shewas pregnant and turned to hermother for support. Unwillingto deal with her daughter’ssituation, Christy’s mothertook her to Epworth’sYouthEmergencyServices (YES) shelterin University Cityanddroveaway.It was at YES whereChristy first began totrust those around her.The staff helped her togrow into her maturityand fostered her sense ofindependence. As she matured,her personal strength continued togrow. She learned how to sew to focus her mind andsoon gave birth to a healthy baby boy – Terrence.Christy went on to marry her son’s father andmove to Alabama where they had two more boys– Thaddeus and Theodore. Christy spent the nextfew decades being the source of strength for herfamily – raising her boys, supporting her husband’scareer and working through nursing school.It was during the painful divorce from her husbandthat Christy returned to St. Louis to reestablish herindependence. She worked several jobs, supported her three sons through college and would turnto sewing – the skill she learned as a teenager –as a way to calm herself from the day’s stressors.8Feeling settled back in St. Louis, Christy beganthinking about her days at the YES shelter.She wondered if it was still there, still how sheremembered it. She had many memories ofYES – walking to the gas station, relaxing inthe backyard, and her most vivid memory, thewooden twin beds she slept on. After searchingthe now-unfamiliar neighborhood, Christy wentonline to see if she could find the place shetemporarily called home. It wasn’t long beforeshe found Epworth Children & Family Services.Christy wanted to give back to the place that hadgiven her so much and began volunteering tomentor residential youth. She wanted to share herstory and teach them how to sew – the skill shehad learned so long ago. When she learned YESwas still at the same location, she jumped at thechance to take a tour with the child she had beenpregnant with during her stay over 25 years ago.When Christy and Terrence pulled up to thebuilding, it was obvious that it was unfamiliarto her. Christy seemed nervous, anxious. Hadher memories deceived her? Was this really theplace? As the tour continued to the backyard– now paved with a patio – the memory ofrelaxing on the grass did not match the new, hardsurroundings. They entered the first floor offices,and Christy noted ”This used to be a patio. Thereis much more security now.” The stairs provided afamiliar landmark, but much had changed. Again,she was confused – was this really the place?“Past hardships make your lifetoday.better.”Christy PhelpsAs she walked down the long, dark hall andentered a bedroom at the back of the building,her face lit with emotion. Shock, fear, exhaustion,appreciation and happiness filled the tears thatstreamed down her face. The bedroom, filledwith basic necessities, purple bedding , brightlycolored wall murals and those wooden twin bedsmade her past a reality. To keep from collapsing,Christy leaned on her son who, since even beforehe was born, has been her source of strength.
MISSION, VISION, VALUESVOLUNTEERSStrong hearts.For as long as he can remember, Reverend Adam Mustoe has loved working with children. Hehas dedicated nearly ten years of his life to being a leader at Living Word United MethodistChurch. When Adam sought volunteer opportunities that would incorporate his love forGod with the desire to help people, a long-time friend recommended he look into EpworthChildren & Family Services.Beginning in 2009, Adam became involved in the Residential & Intensive Treatment program.This program provides a safe and stable living environment while youth work throughemotional and behavioral issues that often stem from a history of abuse or neglect. Knowingthat, Adam strives to be a positive and consistent presence and positive adult role model forthe kids he works with.“The most rewarding feeling is when a kid lets you know how much they appreciate you,”says Adam. “The children at Epworth have been conditioned to create an exterior and notshow emotion, and when I break through those walls, I am instantly moved.”One of Adam’s volunteering duties includes leading a Chapel Service one Sunday a month. Heand fellow volunteers provide consistent spiritual guidance through Bible study, music andprayer.“When I get to integrate music with helping these children , they instantly brighten up andexude happiness,” says Adam. “This creation of a fun atmosphere is the reason I do what I do.”Adam sees it as his goal in life is to reach beyond his own familyto those children who could use another strong adult in theirlives.“I am so grateful that God lead me to this path of helpingthe children and families of Epworth,” says Adam. “Epworth’svolunteers and staff will continue to build on the individualstrengths of youth and families, helping them to besuccessful.”Volunteers are essential to Epworth’ssuccess. Thank you to all of our volunteersfor your many hours of service.1,853 volunteers11,026 volunteer hours9
PARTNER ORGANIZATIONSStrong connections.10
MISSION, VISION, VALUES2013 HONOR ROLLStrength in numbers. 400,000 and UpDavid and Thelma StewardThe Engelhardt Family FoundationUnited Methodist Women, NationalDavid and Kerrin KowachKPMG, LLPJim and Kim LenzElvin and Evelyn LewisKit and Michael McCloreyMcMahon BergerWalter and Cynthia MetcalfeBrand and Pam MeyerMiTekPershing Charitable TrustDina and Michael PetersenYvonne and Martin QuinnSaint Louis Unitarian FoundationJohn and Carol Surgant, Jr.Therese and Eric TrelzCharles and Cathi VaalerStephanie and Chip WalkerWorld Wide Technology, Inc.Roger and Katie Wynkoop 10,000- 19,999 5,000- 9,999AnonymousSt. Louis County Children’s Service FundSaint Louis Mental Health BoardUnited Way of Greater Saint Louis 200,000- 399,999Irene Mayer Trust 100,000- 199,999Bank of America Charitable FoundationMissouri United Methodist FoundationThe Marleah H. StromingerCharitable Trust 50,000- 99,999AnonymousDevelopmental Disability ResourcesMissouri Housing DevelopmentCommissionProductive Living BoardWells Fargo Advisors 20,000- 49,999Ameren UEAmerican Direct Marketing Resources Inc.AnonymousChildren’s Trust FundDana Brown Charitable TrustEdward JonesFox Family FoundationGeneral Board of Global MinistriesWomen’s DivisionSam and Jill HamacherBryan and Deborah LeMoineDavid and Donna LeMoineManchester United Methodist ChurchMaritz Inc.Missouri Housing Trust FundPeabody EnergyPILLAR OFSTRENGTHraised 733,120Danny & Susan Ludeman2013 Pillar of Strength HonoreesJoyce Aboussie and Telephone Contact Inc.Anonymous (3)William and Christina BuschBank of AmericaGreg and Lisa BoyceBryan Cave LLPBuck ConsultantsCentene CorporationChan HealthcareCarol and H. G. CookeLaurie and Mike CrewsDeaconess FoundationEmergency Food and Shelter ProgramEnterprise Holdings FoundationJulia and Robert GrubbHerbert and Adrian Woods FoundationHerman T. and Phenie R. Pott FoundationJoseph H. and Florence A. RobleeFoundationTamara and Bart AitkenAnonymousJeffrey and Diane BaroneKathy and Barry BarresiBJC Health System/Saint LouisChildren’s HospitalBMO Harris BankStephen and Kimmy BrauerAndy and Katherine ByerSteve and Ellen DeesEmerson Electric Co.The Epworth AuxiliaryFirst BankThe Gathering United Methodist ChurchGraybar ElectricGreater Saint Louis Health FoundationWalter HawkinsHermann Companies Inc.Richard and Lynn HillIncarnate Word FoundationDonna and Jim JanningCurt JasperWilliam JenkinsJeffery and Mary KalinowskiEric Karanik and Alexis CosseKenton and Lina KnickmeyerEd KniepKraftigMichael and Kate KupstasKris and Chris LewisMallinckrodt CovidienElizabeth Mannen andWayne HarshmanMarshallsJim McAteeBeth and Stan McCurdyMichael and Mai McLaughlinGreg and Cheryl MeierMississippi Lime GroupTony and Suzanne MoiseOnstage Talent GroupNorman PotashnickKathy and Kevin ReimerSaigh FoundationKeith and Cassandra SanfordAlexander SchochScottradeGenice and Larry SelfKim ShearburnSigma Aldrich Financial ReportingSusan and Joseph SivewrightSM Wilson & Co.Saint Louis Rams FoundationJeffrey and Susie StuermanVic and Diana SvecThe Charles W. Frees &Jean H. Frees FoundationThe Trio Foundation of Saint LouisThe Wells Fargo Foundation11
2013 HONOR ROLL 5,000- 9,999(continued)Carol Van HoogstraatPaula ViseKristine and Brian WarnerWebster UniversityPatrick and Gerry WelchDaniel and Peggy WestGary and Mary Wimberly 3,000- 4,999AnonymousAon HewittARS, Inc. of MissouriBancorpSouthJeffrey and Rebecca CookDesigns for Tomorrow, Inc.Stephen and Sandy DitmanLarry and Trudith DouglasJames FosterMary and Jeffrey GentschGeorge GladisGreater Saint LouisCommunity FoundationJM Family Enterprises, Inc.Ann JohansonBrett and Courtney Knowles12WINE DINNER& AUCTIONraisedThe LeMoine 366,125FamilyKenneth and Nancy KranzbergEric Marquardt and Sharon TuckerDiane and Scott McCuaigGregg and Mary Kate McKeeMildred L. Varnum TrustChip and JoAnn MiskoMissouri Annual ConferenceThe United Methodist ChurchNestle PurinaPNC BankMimi RavarinoRobert “Chick” Fritz, Inc.Mary Ellen Roth and Mark ChellevoldMichael and Meredith SantoniPaula SimpsonStifel Bank & TrustStinson Leonard Street, LLPSummit DistributingUS BankGeorge and Carol WalkerWebster Groves Presbyterian ChurchKathy and Joseph WeyhrichTimothy and Kim WilliJohn and Erni Wood 1,000- 2,999Michael and Laura AlberswerthAnders CPAs and AdvisorsJennifer and Paul ArendesN & E AustinMichael and Alexis BanteRonald and Mary BarnesBrian and Donna BatemanBrian BehrensAndrew and Renee BellBryan BellAmy BergJames and Catherine BergesJim and Anna BlairGabriel and Sherri BockhorstDonald and Dorothy BoekemeierPaul and Susan BoughtonPaul and Patricia BrownBrown Smith Wallace, LLCMark BurkhartMarguerite BurnsRaschelle BurtonBarbara and Mike BushBill and Betty ButlerMartha BynumCatherine and Robert CampbellFred and Juilane ChanaHugh and Penny ChouClifton Larson Allen, LLPCollege United Methodist ChurchConcord Trinity UnitedMethodist ChurchConroy Media Ltd.John CookRebecca and Jason CornatzerMary Cradock and Stu YanceyCSI Leasing, Inc.Cusumano Family VentureWilliam DanforthArthur and Lynn Ann DeguirePatrick and Trish DervinPeter DetweilerGary DollarKevin and Diane DrollingerJeffrey DunphyKim EilertsJames and Katie EllisonJames and Lionelle ElsesserHarry and Joan EssermanCatherine and Humberto FagundesFirst United Methodist Churchof Jefferson CityFirst United Methodist Churchof Saint CharlesFirst United Methodist Churchof Webster GrovesFischer-Bauer-Knirps FoundationFleishman HillardMike FloodRaymond and Barbara FlunkerGreg FoxJames and Maralin FredericksJeff and Jill GarlichRichard and Julie GauPeggy and Richard GordinGrace United Methodist Church- Saint LouisRobert and Meredith GrahamShannon and John GrassGreen Trails United Methodist Church United Methodist WomenClay and Theresa GrumkeTim and Sara HacalaOtto HackmannHarvey Kornblum FoundationEllen HendricksonJan and Robert HerholdLauren HerringW. and Shirley HorlacherPerry and Janice HoviceClay and Katie HunterMatt IovaldiNick and Darby JamesonRobert JenkinsJohn E. Grose Charitable TrustMaureen and David JordanDavid and Diane KatzmanMarion KellyKirkwood United Methodist ChurchGreg and Leila KleinerJeffrey and Jane KlieveEdmund and Pat KopetzTerese and Art LabovitzCornbread and Lisa LawMarty and Susan LenihanAnne Levitt“ To some kids this is their only home I am soimpressed seeing the residents giving back to others ”Laurie DeJohn
2013 HONOR ROLL 1,000- 2,999(continued)John and Janet LindbloomPatrick LoweryChristine Mackey RossElizabeth and James MarchbankLeeann MarkovitzDave and Beth MartinJohn MartinLinda MartinezMatter Family OfficeFallon and Jean MaylackKari McAvoyJeffrey McCurdyKevin and Cathy McGowanJack and Janet McLardMichael and Mary McMurtreyLeo and Kathy MiceliChris MichalakSharon MilliganAlice and John MohrChristopher and Erin MoloneyMike and Maureen MooreHelen and Gary NellingCynthia NettlesDavid and Mary O’BrienRobert O’BrienLinda O’Conner and Lucy SchmidtDavid OrthweinOrlando and Carla PaceJane PaineFred and Gayle PalmerDarren and Lynn PangArmando PasettiRuth PickerillJim PowersRon Present andBarbie Barenholtz-PresentTerry and Tom PrinceJoe and Julie ReaganMark ReedLinda and Rob RehnquistWilliam ReillyJerry and Peggy RitterJim and Dorothy RittsRubinBrown LLPWilliam and Marsha RusnackKurt RussellCarl and Rebecca SchenckRobert and Lynn SchenckThomas SchwartzRichard SecristTony and Patti SgroiKim and Steven ShirarJohn and Christine SlatteryMarilyn and Jerry SmithSaint Louis Christmas CarolAssociationJ. and Candy StallingsStifel NicolausSuburban Journals Old Newsboys- Fund for ChildrenTom and Lori TangaroThe George Herbert Walker FoundationThompson Coburn LLPJoe TidwellJason TurkinBill TurnboughDennis and Carolyn TyrlThomas and Linda ValvoRaymond and Laurie Van de RietEd and Ann VazquezDerek and Marina VestJames WalkerTimothy and Melissa WalshMark and Carla WeinheimerEric and Missi WoodWood Financial Partners 500- 999Joseph and Marcia AmbroseRobin and Lori AndersonAnonymous (2)Bruce AnthonyPamela and J. Boyd AtteberrySean BaileyGordon and Joan BallamMichael and Alexis BanteDan and Karen BantleMISSION, VISION, VALUES18TH ANNUALPOLO MATCHraised 58,400Bethel United Methodist ChurchWarren and Kathryn D. BettsRebecca BoyerSam and Diane BrowningDonald and Ruth CarrCatherine and Robert CloydWilliam and Doris CocosDon CorbinTrina and William CotnerMary Ellen CotsworthSteven and Mary DickEvelyn DonnellMargaret Donnelly and David RiedelDrury DisplaysChristine and Richard EasonESINick FafogliaJohn and Alison FerringTanya and Jim FippsFirst United Methodist Church of SedaliaFirst United Methodist Churchof Washington, MOFirst Unitarian Churchof Saint LouisJohn and June FlemingPaul and Claudia FosterChris and Susan FoxDavid and Paula FriedmanGuarantee Electrial CompanyKimberly HamerRobert and Onita HarperLinda Hayes Holliday and Art HollidayJohn and Jennifer HeinJesse and Karen HillMichael and Jennifer HojnackiWilliam and Angela HollandStephanie HolserArnie and Joan JacobsonLynne JohnsonKirkwood United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenMark and Mary Catherine LeekerMelvin and Norma LindsayRon and Belinda LongWilliam and Barbi MaconMargaret MahanManchester United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenDortha MartinMasterCard International MatchingGifts ProgramJoseph and Robin McClanathanTodd and Debbie MeyerThomas and Cynthia MitchellToni MonroePeter NeidorffNetwork For GoodNorth Hills United Methodist ChurchBonnie PotterMatt and Jill PowellGreg RissJoe and Nancy RobinsonSharon Rowe and Frank AriasSylvia SaddlerSalem-in-Ballwin UnitedMethodist ChurchSalem-in-Ladue United MethodistChurch United Methodist WomenSalisbury United Methodist ChurchChris Saracino13
2013 HONOR ROLL 500- 999 (continued)Doug and Katheryn SchroederScott and Anne SeiffertJim and Marlene SheltonWilliam SiedhoffChuck and Beth SmithScott and Julia SpradlinJim and Marlene SheltonWilliam SiedhoffChuck and Beth SmithScott and Julia SpradlinSt. Luke’s United Methodist ChurchSt. Luke’s United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenSt. Mark’s United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenSt. Paul United Methodist ChurchRick and Ellen StreamThe von Gontard Family FoundationJohn and Marilyn TiptonUBS Financial Services Inc.United Way of Greater Philadelphiaand Southern New JerseyGregory and Christine Van AckerTyler WadsworthJames WatsonWebster Hills United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenTom and Betsy WheelerZion United Methodist Church ofSaint Louis, United Methodist Women 100- 499Carlton and Rhonda AdamsAlgonquin Golf ClubWilliam and Pat AllenRay AlonzoRachel AndersonRoberta Lynne AngleAnheuser-Busch Co’s Inc. Post 299/American LegionAnonymous (9)Robert and Shirley AppelArlington United Methodist Church14Bill and Liz ArnoldAT&TDavid and Liz AustinAnne BaderJames and Lucy BakerDave and Kirsten BartholomewArthur and Patricia BayKaren BerendtAaron BergerBernie United Methodist ChurchLinda BerschBethel United Methodist ChurchMen’s ClubChris and Mary BettlachGalen BinghamCarl and Julie BisigScott and Katie BitneyDavid and Anne BlackburnJoe BoccardiJeff BrennemanJohn and Emily BrennemanBroadway United MethodistChurch – SpringfieldEmily BrownCentenary United MethodistChurch - Cape GirardeauCentral Grove United Methodist ChurchLewis and Jean ChaseChurch of the ShepherdUnited Methodist ChurchMark and Christy CochranCollege United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenComplete Color PrintingConcord Trinity United MethodistChurch United Methodist WomenCarlos and Donna CooperCooper Industries MatchingGift ProgramThomas and Maureen CorbettCornerstone Consulting Group LLCCornerstone UnitedMethodist ChurchMike and Donna CoxMary Ann CoyleG.T. CozadPat CriderTim Cunningham“We have come a long way since our founding in 1864 andour vision for Epworth is stronger than ever .”Kevin Drollinger, Chief Executive OfficerRichard and Barbara BrumittTaniesha BryantSandra BuschmannMark BussenSusan BussmannWilliam and Karen CappsDennis and Peggy CapriglioneMark and Marie CarlieMargaret CarlsonJanet CarverCentenary United MethodistChurch - Saint LouisCarol Davidson and David DickGraham and Tammy DayShirley DeHayJeremiah and Marjorie DellasDelta Sigma Theta - Suburban HoustonFt. Bend ChapterDaniel DerocherMary Louise DetweilerDigital IntersectionDishman Fertilizer, Inc.Michael DohertyHolly and Stephen DonnellDrake Zoar United Methodist ChurchDavid and Julie DrierRachel D’Souza-SiebertR. and Betty EatonHenry EitnerJoe and Rene EllisEmployees Community Fund ofBoeing, Saint LouisStephen and Melisa ErkenFaith United MethodistChurch - KirksvilleFaith United Methodist Church - Saint CharlesKimberly FarkasPatrick and Krissi FarrimondFeinstein Family FundFestus First United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenFirst United Methodist Church DeSotoFirst United Methodist Church- Montgomery CityFirst United Methodist Church ofJefferson City, United Methodist WomenFirst United Methodist Churchof Poplar BluffFirst United Methodist Church ofSaint Charles, United Methodist WomenMiriam FischerDonald and Margaret FitzgeraldPaul FrisellaGreg FuestingClaude and Debra GaebeleinGallusTim and Donna GammaGateway CentralUnited Methodist WomenMichael and Maria GianinoJoyce GlassGlensted United Methodist ChurchRobert GodlewskiJuliana GoedeLawrence and Debbie GoldfarbVincent and Cynthia GottschlichGrace United Methodist Church- Cape Girardeau
2013 HONOR ROLL 100- 499 (continued)Grace United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenJulie GrahamTimothy and Lib GranzeauGregory and Francesca GrassGayle GrayPeggy GreeneMarilyn HaberleChristopher and Jeanie HallJack and Dawn HarbisonHarmony UnitedMethodist ChurchFrank HarrisKathryn HartrichVicki and Alan HendersonHerculaneum UnitedMethodist ChurchEdward HerholdMargie and David HermannRusty HermannBetty HerndonJohn and Jeanie HeskettTom and Nancy HeuslerPaul and Veronica HicksDennis and Cynthia HolterSidney and Julie HolthausMary HolzerHouse of Harvest MinistriesJoe and Jeanne HuberRussell and Lynn HuelsmannJoshua and Sharon HufferL. and Norma HunterIBM CorporationElizabeth and Steve ImmerFrancis and Marilyn IntagliataITW Building Components Group, Inc.Matt JacksonCarolyn JenkinsKim JenneJersey Mike’s SubA. Earl and Martha JonesChris and Cathleen JonesMaynard and Corrine JonesSteve and Jody JonesDan and Peggy JuraJoy Ellen KauffmanDennis and Michelle KeesalMarsha and David KerrKeystone Sunday School Class- Ohio Street United Methodist ChurchKidder United Methodist ChurchArthur and Deanna KiehneJulie KimberlingMichael and Susan KimeDavid and Mary KinderSarah KirchoffJeanne KirktonKirkwood United Methodist ChurchJoy ClassRobert KlebeRuss KlingelHenryetta KnobelRuth KochErik and Linda KocherRalph and Frances KochsmeierMichael KotickGinger and Terry KurtenLabadie UnitedMethodist ChurchRuth LacyLafayette Park United MethodistChurch United Methodist WomenKenneth and Carrie LannenJudith LaTurnoJames and Kay LaughlinDaniel LensingCory and Hilary LenzenLeslie United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenFrank LicavoliStephen and Anne LimbaughLinneus United Methodist ChurchLiving Word United Methodist ChurchJohn LorsonClaybourne and Susan MageeMark MagerMichael MagliariDory and Betty MalottMISSION, VISION, VALUESOlive MamerMatthew ManiaciMaplewood United Methodist ChurchJohn MarinoAlison and Jim MarischenJessica MarquardtMarshfield United Methodist ChurchDerek MartinAnita MarxMary Martha CircleMichelle MashekMichael and Kristie MayerJames Hill &Brandon WilliamsVirginia McCookRon McCrackenPeggy McDanielsGerald and Mary Ann McFarlandLance and Linda MckinleyJohn McMullin and Nancy York-McMullinCharlie and Margie MedelbergJo Ellen MeierMemorial United Methodist ChurchOut To LunchRichard and Donna MesseyBarry and Jilll MillerDale and Marilyn MillerTodd MiltenbergerEdward MirandaMonsanto FundJoe MonteleoneJames MoynihanMt. Olive UnitedMethodist ChurchMt. Zion United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenBob and Mary MucklerNarsimha MuddasaniRaju and Sonia MukhiGordon and Iris MurrayCharles NesterNew Hope UnitedMethodist ChurchNew Hope United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenNew Horizons UnitedMethodist WomenNew McKendreeUnited Methodist ChurchElizabeth and Rodney NewberryNewsome and Co., IncPatricia NoonanNorth Park United Methodist ChurchMichael NotorangeloOakland UnitedMethodist ChurchPat O’HerinOlney United Methodist ChurchRobert PalermoLarry ParresJoanne ParrottJason PawlakRalph PelikanJim and Kathy PenrodPEO Sisterhood Chapter L UTim and Lori PerryPerryville United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenPfizer FoundationBruce PhillipsJohn and Jennifer PhillipsSam and Kimberly PierceHarold and Virginia Potts15
2013 HONOR ROLL 100- 499 (continued)Rhonda and Nichole PourMike PourneyRoberg PozziProSight Speciality Insurance Co.Robert and Donna PuyearScott Quigley and Jenna LolliJennifer and Lyle RalstonDonald RansomRobert and Sally RavensbergReagan’s Chapel United Methodist ChurchGreg RissJames and Mary RobertsRandall RobertsMelissa RochleauDavid and Jacqueline RosenKen Rosenbaum andGianna DeiSantiMichael RuggeriDorothy RytherSalem United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenSalem-in-Ballwin United MethodistChurch United Methodist WomenSteven Sarris andKathleen ShrevesSavannah UnitedMethodist ChurchBrian and Lynn SchaezlerJim SchallomBarbara ScheibleKelley and Tom SchwartzMichael and Susan ScullySelvaggio Steel, Inc.Chad and Laura SeversonJermal and Rachel SewardKathy SinnottT.C. and Tiffany SlaterDennis and Gayle SmallingElizabeth SmithSue and Greg SpringmeyerSaint Louis CCIM ChapterSt. Stephen United Methodist ChurchJulie StephensonMark and Marion Stolzenburg16David and Gayle StratmannBettie StuartDonald SuggsCartan and Tricia SumnerRuth and Arthur SvobodaJoe and Terri SwanMark TamboliThomas Insurance Advisors LLCWilliam and Blair ThompsonTrinity United Methodist Church ofMoberly, United Methodist WomenTrinity United Methodist Church ofPiedmont, United Methodist WomenJane TuckerWilliam and Arleen UlzUnion MemorialUnited Methodist ChurchUnion United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenThe University of MichiganLisa and Donald T. UxaVersailles UnitedMethodist ChurchMike and Rita VisintineJames and Sally WachtmanWilliam WallaceJanis WaltonZachary and Kristin WaltzPaul and Sheila WarnerWashington United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist WomenMary Alice WeberWebster Groves/ ShrewsburyChamber of CommerceWebster Hills United Methodist ChurchRussell and Sharon WellsBarry and Marla WestonAnn WhiteThomas and Cynthia WhiteWhitewater United Methodist ChurchJason and Deborah WilburThom and Laura WilliamsJames and Alice WilliamsonJ.R. and N.S. WilsonMark and Erin WinschelMarilyn WinterbergerGina WisemanMarilyn WoernerMax WolfrumNiles and Mary WoodneyWoollam United Methodist ChurchYa Mi
Saint Louis Regional Chamber Alan and Mary Stamborski Herb Standing Gina Stone Richard and Beverly Straub . First United Methodist Church of Odessa Harry and Arden Fisher Florence United Methodist Church United Methodist Women Mary and Nestor Fox . Trinity United Methodist Church of Piedmont, United Methodist Women Jane Tucker William and .
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