“Partners for a stronger community”

2014 Board of DirectorsErika Rizzo, Board President Fifth Third Bank

Maureen Stevens, Board Vice-President Mobile Meals of Toledo

Jeff Langenderfer, Board Treasurer Fifth Third Bank

Arleen Hatcher, Board Secretary Sylvan Elementary School

Baron Black, Member-At-Large ACT Systems Ltd

Teri Bockstahler, Member-At-Large Sisters of Notre Dame

David Borgman, Member-At-Large Fairwood Chiropractic and Physical Therapy

V. Michael Brown Sylvania City Representative

Richard Moore, Member-At-Large Dowling Funeral Home

John Plock, Member-At-Large Retired, City of Sylvania

David Simko Sylvania Township Representative

Gary Sommer, Member-At-Large Heban, Sommer, Murphree

Dave Spiess Sylvania Board of Education Representative

A message from the Executive DirectorA link is not just a ring or piece

of a chain, it serves to connect one part with another. A link is a bond or tie.

Sylvania Community Services (SCS) and our two service lines, Sylvania Child Care and the Sylvania Senior Center, are closely linked to the Sylvania community by the many partnerships we have established over almost 40 years of serving our seniors and our children.

First and foremost is the partnership between the City of Sylvania, Sylvania Township and Sylvania School Board that created Sylvania Community Services in 1976. That partnership has grown stronger over the years, and we are everlastingly grateful for it. In 2002, a partnership between SCS, the City and the Township enabled us to move the Senior Center into a wonderful building on Sylvania Avenue that is senior-friendly and ADA compliant. For years now, our Child Care preschool and before-and after-school programs have been hosted in Sylvania Schools facilities, as is our main office.

Many other partnerships have enabled us to help thousands of our seniors and children, not to mention their families. When seniors use our computer lab to learn new technologies they are better able to keep in touch with family and friends who are far away. And because our Child Care offers a unique “pay as you go” service, parents and guardians take comfort in knowing that whatever their schedule, we’ll be there for them. We’ll help their children learn and grow while they are at work.

Thank you, Sylvania, for partnering with us and allowing us to serve you for our 38th year!

Claire A. ProctorExecutive Director, Sylvania Community Services

In July, the Duplicate Bridge Tournament, organized by Senior Center participants and duplicate bridge players Haynes Lee and Jill Koehler, brought together bridge players from the Senior Center and the Toledo Bridge Club in support of the Senior Center and the Foundation.

The Foundation’s inaugural Taste & Create event in November provided an evening of fun for ladies of all ages. Featuring a wine tasting and pottery painting, the event generated lots of laughter as well as proceeds for the Foundation. Many thanks to our event Sponsors: Vibrant Life Senior Living, Walker Funeral Homes, Oakleaf Village of Toledo & The Grove, Kingston Residence of Sylvania, Farmers & Merchants State Bank, Metamora State Bank and Homewood Press.

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Sylvania Community Services (SCS), along with our two services lines – Sylvania Child Care and the Sylvania Senior Center – rely on many partners throughout the community to provide quality services to Sylvania-area seniors and children.

From the beginning, we have relied on the City of Sylvania, Sylvania Township and Sylvania Schools for facilities that enable us to provide great service, efficiently. We’re very pleased that all three entities are represented on our Board of Directors. We are very grateful that Sylvania Schools houses our Child Care locations, including Woodrow and Northview preschools and before- and after-school care in five elementary schools. Our SCS offices are housed in the Sylvania Schools administrative building. And since 2002, the Senior Center has enjoyed its beautiful location on Sylvania Avenue, thanks to the City and Township, who built a state-of-the-art facility that is the envy of many senior centers in the area.

Senior Center Participant Council

Participant Council is a valued partner in activities that support the Senior Center. Their fundraising events, including the annual Follies and Chili Dinner, have raised thousands of dollars over the past decade. They regularly help out with items that benefit the senior center. In 2014, they helped install low energy swing doors – a “must” project to assist our participants who are less agile. They have been a great supporter of our young SCS Foundation by making significant financial gifts directly in addition to supporting Foundation fundraising activities.

SCS PartnershipsCity of Sylvania, Sylvania Township and Sylvania Schools

Lourdes UniversitySCS partnered with Lourdes University

in 2014 to undertake a review and update of our Human Resources policies. This provided hands-on practical experience for a graduate student and was very cost effective for us.

Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful

Since 2013, the Senior Center has partnered with Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful (KTLCB) on our “Go Green Partnership”. Thanks to that partnership and a recommendation from KTLCB, in 2014 we worked with the University of Toledo’s Engineering Department to install rain barrels near our community garden area. For helping the Senior Center “go green”, Melissa Greene and Juliana Sample of KTLCB were honored with Senior Center Partnership Awards in 2014.

Longtime volunteer greeter Jean Hobling says that the new doors are so helpful and easy to use.

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Sylvania Child Care to this gift were classroom activities

celebrating Dr. Seuss’ birthday and

reading, including a visit from former

WTOL anchor Chrys Peterson and the

opportunity to make and eat “green

eggs and ham”.

Meet Carol Brinker

Carol Brinker and her husband moved back to the Toledo area two years ago to be closer to their children. Carol’s grandchildren attended Sylvania Child Care, and her daughter suggested that she volunteer to read to the children at the Woodrow Preschool. Carol enjoyed it so much that she became an employee, filling in as a substitute primarily at Woodrow as well as the before- and after-school program at Highland, although she goes wherever she is needed. Carol says that she loves the program; the staff is warm and welcoming and she loves the relationships she forms with the children everywhere she goes. Most of all, “The thing that brings me the most joy and pleasure is working with the kids.”

Reading and Kindergarten Preparedness

The majority of Sylvania Child Care

preschool students go on to attend

kindergarten in the Sylvania School

system. As a gateway to Sylvania

Schools, our classroom staff and

administrators use the Handwriting

Without Tears curriculum to begin

teaching children to write.

Aligning our curriculum to Sylvania

Schools helps make the transition

to kindergarten easier. Our staff

works to build a love of learning in

our students. Towards that end, in

March 2014, the generosity of many

donors allowed the SCS Foundation

to purchase copies of the Dr. Seuss

classic “Green Eggs & Ham” for all 78

of our preschool students. Tied in

Northview preschool students working at the Writing Center.

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Our Mission: To provide safe, quality child care in a learning environment

Summer Camp In 2014, 201 children attended

our Summer Camp Program.

Our teachers and staff work

to ensure that summer camp

students have fun while learning.

Dividing the campers into younger

school-age campers and “tween”

campers allows our staff to provide

developmentally appropriate

activities for each group. One

highlight this year for the “tween”

campers was a visit to the Spangler

candy company in Bryan, Ohio.

In business for over 100 years,

Spangler not only allows students

to tour the factory (learning about

and sampling candy), they can

work with teachers to incorporate

math, history, science and writing

activities into students’ visits.

Other special field trips enjoyed

by the “tween” group were the

Butterfly House in Whitehouse,

577 Foundation in Perrysburg

and, of course, regular visits to

the pool. Summer campers of all

ages enjoyed visiting Imagination

Station in Toledo.

Our younger students exercised

both their bodies and minds.

While making fun substances

such as “Oobleck” and “Flubber”

they developed science skills in

processing information, making

The before- and after-school program served 556 students and their families in 2013-14. Twenty of those families, including 30 children, received $5,940 in scholarship and financial assistance that year. Jennifer and her son Ethan are one such family.

A single mother who moved to Toledo to study nursing and build a better future for her family, Jennifer needed a child care program that she could trust absolutely to care for her child. With their extended family support system hours away in Michigan, Jennifer and

her son Ethan struggled with school, work and the challenges of being away from home.

In 2013, Jennifer and Ethan moved to Sylvania, where he now attends fourth grade at Hillview Elementary. Jennifer chose Sylvania Child Care’s before- and after-school program at Hillview/Whiteford based on positive recommendations from co-workers whose children also attended. Ethan has blossomed in his new school and in the Sylvania Child Care program. He loves being able to hang out with his friends and going on field trips when he attends all-day summer camp. Jennifer says “Ethan has friends here; I just don’t worry about him while I’m at work.”

In 2014, Jennifer was struggling financially and was close to making a decision to leave the Child Care program. Through Ashley, the Hillview/Whiteford site administrator, Jennifer applied for and is receiving tuition assistance from Sylvania Child Care. “Without this program, I wouldn’t be able to work. It’s a huge help.”

Meet Jennifer

Our staff encourages Summer Campers of all ages to tap into their creative side and have fun!

inferences and describing solids and

liquids. Constructing edible LEGO®

creations enabled them to build their

math skills.

Ethan enjoys his friends in the after school program at Whiteford Elementary.

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Sylvania Senior Center

This year, the Senior Center served

over 2,800 seniors ages 55 and

up. To respond to the diverse and

changing needs of our seniors, our

approach is multi-faceted. We review

our programming regularly to be

proactive in meeting seniors’ needs.

This year, we added Friday afternoon

line dancing to our schedule. This has

proven to be extremely popular and

is a great way for seniors to get some

exercise without feeling like they’ve

been through a strenuous workout.

Nearly 900 seniors participated in our

various health/wellness education

classes in 2014. We also added a

monthly class “Medicare and You” to

our Tuesday evening program.

At the same time, we continue to

support seniors’ independence by

offering them transportation to key

destinations such as the grocery

store, pharmacy pick-up, banking

and to the Center for nutritious meals

and engaging activities. We provided

over 2,900 one-way trips in 2014.

We also provided nearly 850 medical

assessments at the Center, including

blood pressure and blood sugar

screenings, audio and vision checks

and more.

Our medical screenings are very popular and many participants use them weekly.

VolunteeringVolunteering keeps seniors

active and engaged with their community. In 2014, our volunteers logged more than 38,000 hours inside and outside the Center. This includes partnerships to provide service opportunities for students from several area high schools, including Northview, Southview and St. John’s.

Each year our staff and board members review and update our strategic plan to ensure that we continue to deliver the best service to our seniors, as efficiently as possible. This has led to a revised Mission Statement for our Senior Center, one that we think more accurately captures why we are here to serve Sylvania’s seniors: To Promote Healthy Aging.

Sisters Nancy Beauregard and Marcia Houck are regular Friday greeters and members of the book and scrabble clubs.

Seniors in our woodshop provide valuable services to the community throughout the year, particularly through their work in hand-crafting beautiful flag boxes for deceased veterans’ families. We are proud to partner with Walker Funeral Homes and the Lucas County Burial Corps to present a moving Flag-Box Ceremony event annually around Veterans’ Day.

Our Knitting & Crocheting group gives seniors opportunities to exercise their fine motor skills and maintain dexterity and concentration, all while giving back to the community by partnering with organizations such as Mercy St. Vincent, the Ronald McDonald House and Baskets of Care to create hand-made lap blankets, hats, booties, shawls and more.

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Our Mission: To promote healthy aging

A former Executive Director of

Sylvania Community Services,

Sally Goetz retired in 2000. After

her husband’s passing in 2003, she

returned to the Senior Center as a

Mistress of Ceremonies of the annual

Senior Center Follies. She continued

in this capacity until 2014, a role that

necessitated not just year-round

collection of stories and jokes but also

six months of intensive rehearsal. She

also spent ten years on stage singing

and acting in the Follies. Remaining

nearly as busy now as when she was

working full-time, not only does Sally

work part-time for a realtor, she also

volunteers with her church and at

Flower Hospital, where she is a former

Volunteer of the 2nd Quarter. She

says she needs to be active.

For her dedication to the Center and

to volunteerism, Sally was recognized

as a 2014 Outstanding Volunteer for

Sylvania Community Services at the

National Philanthropy Day Luncheon

sponsored by the Northwest Ohio

Chapter of the Association of

Fundraising Professionals.

Meet Sally Goetz

Meet The Jenkins Family

Warren and Ernestine Jenkins

moved to Sylvania from the

Philadelphia area in 2010. Their

granddaughter was already living in

the area and brought them to the

Senior Center in 2011 so they could

get involved. Ernestine signed up

for the twice-weekly Strength and

Balance Class and Warren began

volunteering in the office.

Their daughter Debbie, who had

lived near them in the Philadelphia

area, also retired in 2013 and

joined them here. A former nurse’s

aide, Debbie volunteers with the

weekly blood pressure and glucose

screenings, has joined Strength and

Balance, and helped out with the 2014

Follies show.

All three Jenkins describe the

Center as a warm, welcoming place

with people who are “so full of life”.

Ernestine describes their exercise

group as a family. “It’s just the best

group of people”, she says “who

really look after one another.”

Debbie says that “if people get

lonesome, they should come here.”

And Warren, a World War II veteran,

has learned so much since he started

working as a volunteer. He says “I’m

growing older but I’m not old.”

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Operations

Giving may be made:Online at: http://www.scsonline.org In person or by mail to: 7140 Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania, OH 43560

In addition to cash contributions, we accept gifts of stock and planned gifts. For more information on how to support Sylvania Senior Center and Sylvania Child Care, call Sarah Metzger, SCS Development and Communications Manager at 419-885-3913 or email: sarahmetzger@sylvaniaseniorcenter.org.

42%

35%

3%

16%

4%

ExpensesChild Care Programs

Senior Center Programs

Administrative

In-Kind Facility

Foundation

Report based on 2014 Unaudited Financial Statements

Expenses

Senior Center Programs

Administrative

In-Kind Facility

Child Care Programs

Foundation

43%

31%

4%

16%

6%Child Care Program Income

Senior Center Program Income

Senior Center Levy

Grants-Senior Center

Grants-Child CareDonationsOther

In-Kind Facility

Revenue

46%

2%22%

5%

1%3%

4%

17%

Revenue Child Care Program Income

Senior Center Program Income

Senior Center Levy

Grants-Senior Center

Grants-Child Care

Donations

Other

In-Kind Facility

46%4%

3%

20%

5%

1%5%

16%

Child Care Program Income .........................................$876,255 46%Senior Center Program Income ..................................... $47,225 3%Senior Center Levy ............................................................$382,968 20%Government Grants-Senior Center ........................... $100,384 5%Government Grants-Child Care ....................................$22,050 1%Donations ................................................................................. $68,235 4%Other ...........................................................................................$99,524 5%In-Kind Facility .....................................................................$296,508 16%

Total .................................................................... $1,893,149 100%

Child Care Programs ......................................................... $835,672 43%Senior Center Programs ..................................................$598,508 31%Administrative ........................................................................ $83,056 4%In-Kind Facility .....................................................................$296,508 16%Foundation .............................................................................$115,782 6%

Total .................................................................... $1,929,526 100%

Fundraising

FOUNDATIONSYLVANIA CHILD CARE

SYLVANIA SENIOR CENTER

Like most non-profit organizations,

Sylvania Community Services

(SCS), has financial needs that are

not completely covered by current

revenue sources. Our programs

and services are funded through a

combination of program fees, grants,

private donations and the Sylvania

Community Services Foundation. In

addition, the Senior Center receives

funds from the Sylvania Senior

Levy. Our challenge, over the past

several years, has been to maintain

or increase programming, while

grant support and levy funding

has declined, due in part to local

economic trends.

Over the past year and a half,

we’ve been working to create

new partnerships with individuals,

businesses and community

organizations to grow and strengthen

our private fundraising program.

This will help us to continue to meet

the diverse needs of the seniors and

children we serve and to help lessen

the demand on our local taxpayers.

Gifts from our supporters enable us to:

•Maintainandincreaseprograms

supporting the health, well-being and

independence of our seniors;

•Provideenrichedprogrammingfull

of creative, multi-sensory curricula

that promotes mental agility in

seniors and school preparedness in

children.

•Providescholarshipfundsto

ensure that all children have equal

opportunities for quality care and

teaching as their classmates have had.

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In appreciation of our 2014 supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

In-Kind PartnersAct Systems, Ltd.Arbors at SylvaniaGenesis Health Care Sylvania Center Kingston Residence of Sylvania Sylvania SchoolsGary SommerCity of SylvaniaSylvania TownshipWalker Funeral Home, Inc. West Park Place

$1,000 & OverArea Office on Aging of NWO GrantHausman Foundation TrustOhio Child Care Resource and Referral Association GrantProMedicaSusan & Gary SommerSylvania Senior Center Participant CouncilSylvania Township Senior Levy ProceedsVibrant Life Senior LivingEd Zinn

$500-$999Carroll & Mary Ann CannonCharlie & Carol Contrada Anna James Kingston Residence of Sylvania Haynes & Marge LeeOakleaf Village of Toledo & The GrovePhoenix Services, Inc. Walker Funeral Homes, Inc.

Up to $500Anonymous (16)Abundent Life of Perrysburg Kathy Albring Aldersgate Methodist Church Lisa Ames Richard Anteau Anthony Wayne Garden Club Holly Apgar Augusta & Amir Askari Aspen Ridge, LLC Roberta Atlas Lois Babiuch Dr. Read & Mrs. Dorie Backus Donna Bardis Loraine & Melvin Barger Carl & Rose Bartoldo Reemt Baumann Carole & Jenry Beaucage Nancy Beauregard Gloria Beck Joyce Behner Sharon Bell Ellen & Roger Benham Roger & Helen Bennett Kathleen Benore Paul Bergman

Sharon Bernhoft Diane Bernstein Joyce Bettinger Sara Bingham Senior Center Bingo Group Baron Black Wayva Black Susan Blanchong Gary & Sharon BlankenshipNell Bobzean Teri & Paul Bockstahler Bernadette Bollin Carl Booth Loretta & William Booth David Borgman Howard & Jean Boyce JoAnn Boyd Robert Brandon James & Dianne Brandt Arthur Brecher Joan Brooks Mike & Sue BrownStephanie & Allen Brunner Ashley Brushaber Betty Jo Buggie Senior Center Bunco Group Jerome & Mariann Bush Lillian Butler John Callahan Clara Campbell Mike & Sara Cannon Sara Cannon Bill & Gloria Carpenter Dr. Gretchen CarrollMary Casey Margaret Cater Alice Chase Vicki Choka Evelyn Clark Patty Cleland Blinn Jeannette Cline Emily & Bob ColganKaren Colombo Benjamin & Louise Colosky Laura & Rod Conant Mary Ann Cooper Richard & Jackie Cornell Eldonna Cox Mabel Crandell Creative Oxygen, LLC Kathryn Creque Johanna & Brent Croy Marion Cullum Robert Dale Gladys Darah Budd Davis Robert and Mary Davis Albert & Janet DeBacker Corine Dehabey Jeanne Deitrickson William DeLo Jr. Marsha DeLucia Janice Dempster Phyllis Dessner Pat Docsis Raymond Dodson Susanne & Hans Dolder Ann Dorlay Teri Drewyor Julia & Phil Dubois Linda Dukate Richard Dulbs John & Deborah Durback Steve Eich Elizabeth Scott Community

Kathryn Ellis Wesley Ellis Evan Ericksen Barbara & Robert Eriksen Mike & Kathy Essi Raymond Estrella Robert Faison Barbara Farley Farmers & Merchants State Bank Ruth Faylor Bernie & Kate Fegan Robert & Barb Fenicle Camille Fitzwater Lois Ford John & Carole Forte Franciscan Care Center Judy Frankowski Nancy Frantz Bob & Josie Freeman Friends of Kathy Monroe Frederick Friess Pat Fulton Fulton County Senior Center Ann Galloway Robert Gallup Marie Gardner Linda Garrison Genoa Bank Robert Gere Mary & Tony Gerrish Shirley Gerst & Dave MohlerClarice Gibbons Jeanette Gibson Sandra Girrell Dave & Mary Lee Gladieux Chris & Dolores Glanzman Mary Louise Glen Woodie Goddard Sally Goetz Eleanor Golding Dennis & Karen Graber Judy Grabow Julie Graf Margaret Gragg Jean Gratop Sandy Gratop Stefanie & Chad Gray Duane & Mary Greeno Nancy Griffin Elaine & Ron Guntsch JoAnne & Frank Gwozdz Marilyn Hall Richard Hall Albert Hammer Opal Hanlon Marcia Harpen Bill Harrigan Jody Harris Theresa Hart Jeanne Hartman Marianne Hassen Arleen Hatcher Lorraine Haubold Fan Heard Mary Heilman Irma Heisa Charlene Hernandez John Hesser Bob & Lois Heyman Kathleen Hiltman Nancy Hite Marlene Hittler Herb & Pat Hoehing

David Hoglund Jane Holman Thomas Holmes Kathleen Holubetz Robert & Margaret Hopperton Martha Huepenbecker Bonnie Hunter David Hunter Changyu Hwang & Heekyou Roh Yvonne & Tim Hyma Nancy Ibarra William & Marian IottLuella & Carmen Izzi Threisiamma & Kiriyanthan Jacob Harry & Alice Jacobs Jane Janowitz Sharon Jefferson Deborah Jenkins Warren & Ernestine Jenkins Susan Jennelle Anne Johnson Coletta Johnson Mary Joseph Louise Kahle Gordyne Kaslly Ken Katafias Kathleen Kawczynski John & Mary Keil Joyce Kernes Kingston Residence of Perrysburg Geri Kleinert Donald & Mary Klimesh Cheryl Knestrick Jill Koehler Sue Kolinski Deborah Konecki Helen Konewka Janice Konoff Steven Kontaratos Joan Kramer Diane Kudro Eleanor Kuehn Betty Kunke Sharon Ladenes Senior Center Ladies Bridge Group Ladies With HattitudeBetty & Basil Langenderfer Jeff Langenderfer Mary Claire Langenderfer Bernice Langham Cheryl Lavimodiere Dorothy Lay Angela Lee Haynes & Marge Lee Linda Leffingwell Julia Lewandowski Bruce Liebenthal Sue Lindsey Margaret Lintner Jeffrey Long Richard Long Clinton & Rita Longenecker Don & Naomi Loose Jacqueline Lowe Ronald & Marilyn Maas Carol Macksey Mary Maeder Glenny Maley Susan Malnar Carol Mantey

Nancy Manworren Mary Maris Lisa Marshall Denise Martin Kelsey McBride Janet McClure Linda McClure Linda McConahey Bernice McDowell Ruth Mears Senior Center Men’s Breakfast Club Metamora State Bank Sarah Metzger Evelyn Miller Jeanne Miller Steven & Carol Miller William Miller Jerry & Marlene MillsAmanda & Bert Misseldine Elaine Moffett Virginia Molnar Luanne Momenee Tom Monaghan Jim & Betty Moncher Donald Monroe Charlayne & Bob Morgan Peggy Morton Norma Moses Pat Munger Betty Nadolny Genevieve Nadolny Kathleen & Robert Napierala Marilyn Nedorost Mark & Joan Neeley Barbara Nolan Elizabeth Northcott Northwest Lawn & Landscape Dorothy Nunemaker Connie Nuzum Merritt Obreiter Helen O’Brien Ed Oetzel Paula Ohanesian Jean Marie Oldham Olivet Lutheran Church New Life Group Ruth Ormsby Robert Osborn Raymond Otto Liane Owed Wendy Paajanen Dr. Clyde Painter Mike Palmer Jennifer Panczyszyn O’Dell Parker Jeanine Perry K J Petiniot Carolyn Pietrzak Martha Pilbeam Pamela Pilz Justine Pinkelman Martha Pituch Nancy Plenzler Senior Center Pool Room Claire Proctor Lori Proctor David & Judi Puckett Charles & Carol Quick Quilt Fan-AtticsSenior Center Quilting Group

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In appreciation of our 2014 supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen & Ralph Raber Rose Ragan William Rager Jean Rahm Marie & George Rakolta Mae Randall Rawlings Heating & CoolingReeb Funeral Home Sue Remillard Michael Retholtz Sarah & Orlando Reyes-Cairo Jim Richard Charles & Pamela Richmond Roger & Nancy Ritzert Erika Rizzo Sharon & Lawrence Roan Paulette Roemer Rosary Care Center Sara Rose Beth Russeau Connie Ryan Judee Ryan Lois Sass Theresa Saul Judy & Al Schaarschmidt Carol Schaefer Lyle Schemenauer Frank & Laura Scherer Tina Schlievert Taryn Schmitz Donella & Peter Schumacher Deborah Schwartz SCS Employees Max & June Seigneur Lois & John Shelly Niverte Shenouda Ashlea Shetterly Marion Shipman Mary Shirey Julia Shirkey Mrs. Dale Sifri Victoria Sih David Simko Rona & John Simon Edward Simpson Geraldine Simpson Marsha & Brijendra Singh Anthony & Paige Sloma Zona & John Smaltz Betty Smith Karen Smith Sharon Smith Marlene Snyder Barbara Sochocki Eleanor Sonntag Joel & Wendy Speiser Dave SpiessSrirangam & Kamala Srinivasan Beverly St. Clair Lurleen Stahl Julie & Mark Stanton Maureen & Michael Stevens Theodore Stevens Dortha Stewart Jo Stockstiel Janet Stoeckley Constance Stokes Craig & Barbara Stough Ursula Strausbaugh Bud & Barbara Strawser Vila Suchy Janet Sulewski

Sally Sussman Gordon & Imogene Svendsen Jim Szumigala Doris Taliaferro Sandra Tapola Ramon & Minda TaroyEleanor Taylor Bob & Jo-Ann Teufel Norman Thal Jr. The Glendale Desiree Thompson Lois Thompson Lera & Frank Timmins Toledo Coin Exchange, Inc. Melani Tremonti Mary Trusdle Frances & C.P. TsaiMarilyn R Tyra United Way of Greater Toledo Susan Urban Janet Valade Don Van Alst Joan & Tom Van Auken Renee VanAgerton Antonio & Dagmar Varela Ellie & Clem Vascik Chris Venema Jane Vercellotti Karen Veres Marilyn Vergot Janet Viers Visiting Angels Don Volk Carol Waddington Sheila Wagonlander Marilyn & Gary WalkerBill Ward Janet R. Watkins Janet Watkins Juanita Webb Virginia Webb Lucille Weber William Weber Bruce Weinberg Tony Weiss Stephanie White Robert Wild Kelly Willets Dale Williams Maria Williams Marion Winnick Patrice Wisbon Joann & Jay Wobser Gerry Wohl Karen & Bob Wolfe Senior Center Wood Shop Ordynna Woodard Margie Workman Deborah Young Shirley Young Alicia Yoxthimer Gretchen Zahn Chet Zapadka Barbara & Chris Zona Joan Zsigrai

Follies SponsorsA & J Garden Center AAA Northwest OhioAct Systems Ltd. Advanced Auto Parts Affordable Dentures

Arbors at Sylvania Area Title Agency Area Office On Aging Arings Compound Corner PharmacyAvon Ballas Buick Bee Hive Salon Brookview Dental Mike & Sue BrownBudget Blinds Charlie’s Homemade Ice Cream & Edibles Charter One Bank Christian Home Care City BBQ Milo & Chrissie Danzeisen Dave White Chevrolet Dental Health Associates Dowling Funeral Home Edward Jones Epiphany Lutheran Church Executive On The Main Findlay Business Partners First Merit Franciscan Care Center Donna Galloway Galloway Group Tom Galloway Sergio and Anna Garcia Generations Financials Genesis Health Care Sylvania Center John Grosjeans H & W Enterprises Hafner Florist Harris Lawn Services Heartland Rehab Services Heban, Sommer & Murphree Hospice of NW Ohio Howard, Nicholas & Baburek, DDSHumana Insurance Huntington Bank Imaging Central Jim White Toyota Joseph’s Beverage Center Kingston Residence of Sylvania Lincoln Cleaners Lincoln Financial Services Lourdes University Matthew Maley, DDS Marshall-Kloene Orthopedics Merle Norman Metamora Bank Michael Roberts Salon Mick Electric CompanySally Mikhail Mira & Kolena Don Monroe Montgomery-Nichols Insurance Nationwide Insurance Oakleaf Village of Toledo Organic Bliss Our Lady of Lourdes Overcashier & Horst Paramount Health Center ProMedica Pinnacle Eye Group PNC Bank Prodigy Music

RVR Wealth Advisors Reeb Funeral Home Sarah & Orlando Reyes-Cairo Ridgewood Manor Erika RizzoSautter’s Schmakel Eye Care Lawrence Schmakel, DDS Smitty’s Automotive State Bank Sunset House Sylvan Lakes Family Physicians Sylvan Studio Sylvania Chamber of Commerce Sylvania Community ServicesSylvania Recreation Center Sylvania Senior Center Chorus Sylvania Senior Center Duplicate Bridge Group Sylvania Senior Center Joe LaConey Band Sylvania Senior Center Men’s Breakfast Club Sylvania Senior Center Participant Council Sylvania Senior Center Pool Room Travel Experts Trilby Foot Center Ventura’s Mexican RestaurantPaul Vesoulis, DDS Walker Funeral Home,Inc. Waterford Bank Wells Fargo West Park Place William Vaughan Company Wise Program Wisniewski Funeral Home

Follies PatronsKay & Milo Bishop Teri & Paul Bockstahler Stephanie & Allen Brunner Robert Clark Emily & Bob Colgan Richard & Jackie Cornell Wanda Foster Sally Goetz Julie Graf Stefanie & Chad Gray Arleen Hatcher Mary Heilman Susan Jennelle Sheila Johnson Jill Koehler Betty Kunke Mary Claire Langenderfer Haynes & Marge Lee Jim & Roberta Lefevre Clinton & Rita Longenecker Sarah Metzger Dorothy Nunemaker Bruce & Nanci Poling Claire & Reid ProctorMae Randall Marsha & Brijendra Singh Carol Waddington Bill Weber

In Kind Gifts7 Little CupcakesAccessible Home Health Lisa AdamsJeff AducciAlexis Gardens All About You Investment SolutionsAlliance Francaise de Toledo The Andersons Angela’s Angels & Antiques Anthem Blue Cross/ Blue ShieldArbors at SylvaniaArista Home Care Beiruit Restaurant Roger & Helen BennettSue Bischoff Jeff & Tami Blue Elaine Bonkowski Bravo! Cucina Italian Restaurant Brieschke’s Bakery Mike & Sue Brown CareMindersCharlie’s Homemade Ice Cream & Edibles Christine’s Hair Designers Duane Clark Classic Cafe Emily ColganRyan Corser Michael Dansack Dental Health AssociatesBetty & Carl Dorcas Dr. Susan Federman Florian Feucht Fifth Third Bank Liz Flournoy Franciscan Care CenterMarty Gallup Patricia Garcia Grace Gleason The GlendaleSally Goetz Dan Greenberg Guardian Angels Martha Hagan Jody Harris Hear-Rite Julia Henry Joyce Hess Glenn & Lora Holmes Homewood Press Hospice of NW Ohio Jeanette Huffman Catherine Hughes David Itle Lori Jameson Louise Kahle Kingston Residence of SylvaniaJill Koehler Kroger Haynes & Marge LeeShannon Lewandowski Mark Lindberg Eunice MacDermid Mary Maier Joe MajorsLisa McGranahan Meijer Sarah Metzger Susan Miko

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Steven & Carol Miller Josh Minor Amy Moore Michelle & Andy MorganCharlotte Murd Mike Murray Peggy Niles Cathy Noble Dottie Nortz Maria NowickiOakleaf Village of Toledo Gary Osburn Sheila Painter David Patton Pamela Pilz Susan Pinnow Reeb Funeral HomeSarah & Orlando Reyes-Cairo Jennifer Roth Bob Ruckman Virginia Rybicki Sylvania Commuity Action Team (SCAT)Harry Schulman Senior Center Quilter’s Group Art & Cora ShaferSisters of St. Francis of Sylvania Thomas Skeldon Southern Care Hospice Subway Janet Sulewski Sunset Retirement Community Tireman (King) Tireman (Monroe) Darlene Valare Karen Wehrle Patricia Weis Werner’s Hallmark Jeffrey Windsor Karen Wolfe Barbara Zona

Booster ClubKathy Albring Lois Babiuch Dr. Read & Mrs Dorie Backus Donna Bardis Nancy Beauregard Gloria Beck Ellen & Roger Benham Kathleen Benore Joyce Bettinger Susan Blanchong Bernadette Bollin Carl Booth David Borgman Howard & Jean Boyce Arthur Brecher Joan Brooks Stephanie & Allen Brunner John Callahan Clara Campbell Carroll & Mary Ann Cannon Bill & Gloria Carpenter Mary Casey Alice Chase Bob & Emily Colgan Karen Colombo Ben & Louise Colosky Richard & Jackie Cornell

Mabel Crandell Kay CrequeMarion Cullum Gladys Darah Budd Davis Al & Janet DeBacker Marsha DeLucia Phyllis Dessner Raymond Dodson Julia & Phil Dubois Richard Dulbs Steve Eich Kathryn Ellis Wesley Ellis Evan Ericksen Mike & Kathy Essi Raymond Estrella Ruth Faylor Bernie & Kate Fegan John & Carole Forte Ann Galloway Robert Gallup Marie Gardner Mary & Tony Gerrish Clarice Gibbons Mary Louise Glen Sally GoetzJudy Grabow Opal Hanlon Marcia Harpen Bill Harrigan Fan Heard Mary A Heilman John Hesser Bob & Lois Heyman Marlene Hittler Herb & Pat Hoehing Nancy Ibarra William & Marian Iott Harry & Alice Jacobs Anna James Deborah Jenkins Warren Jenkins Coletta Johnson Ken Katafias Joyce Kernes Joan Kramer Eleanor Kuehn Betty Kunke Sharon Ladenes Mary Claire Langenderfer Bernice Langham Dorothy Lay Angela Lee Haynes & Marge Lee Linda Leffingwell Julia Lewandowski Clinton Longenecker Don & Naomi Loose Jacqueline LoweNancy Manworren Ronald & Marilyn Maas Mary Maeder Carol ManteyLinda McClure Linda McConahey Bernice McDowell Jeanne Miller Steve & Carol Miller Bill Miller Jerry & Marlene Mills Elaine Moffett Donald Monroe Peggy Morton Pat Munger

Betty Nadolny Marilyn Nedorost Dorothy Nunemaker Ed Oetzel Paula Ohanesian Jean Marie Oldham Liane Owed Wendy Paajanen Dr. Clyde Painter Jeanine Perry Nancy Plenzler Mae Randall Sarah & Orlando Reyes-Cairo Jim Richard Sharon Roan Lawrence Paulette Roemer Connie Ryan Theresa Saul Frank & Laura Scherer Marion Shipman Victoria Sih Geraldine Simpson Marsha Singh Barbara Sochocki Eleanor Sonntag Beverly St. Clair Lurleen Stahl Ted Stevens Constance Stokes Ursula Strausbaugh Sandra Tapola Ramon Taroy Lois Thompson Melanie Tremonti Mary TrusdleFrances Tsai Janet Valade Don Van Alst Karen Veres Visiting Angels Don Volk Carol Waddington Sheila Wagonlander Janet Watkins Juanita Webb Lucille Weber William Weber Bruce Weinberg Robert Wild Patrice Wisbon Deborah Young Chet Zapadka

MEMORIALS/TRIBUTES

In Memory Of Bea Altevogt Janice KonoffIrene Ball Lera TimminsJoan Baumann Reemt BaumannIona Mae Bell Sharon BellCarl Booth Anonymous Loretta Booth Julie StantonDonald Boyd JoAnn BoydVie Downard Jane VercellottiBob Galloway Ann GallowayLaVern Goetz Sally GoetzNicholas Janowitz Jane JanowitzRobert Jefferson Sharon JeffersonThomas Konewka Helen KonewkaJoe LaConey Dortha StewartChristine Monroe Don MonroeKathy Monroe K J PetiniotDr. Edith Painter Dr. Clyde PainterJonnie Steinhilb Carol WaddingtonCornelius “Neil” Weber Nancy Griffin

In Honor OfLinda Gillet Margaret CaterCarole Palenske Martha HuepenbeckerRead Across America Johanna CroyAl & Judy Schaarschmidt Ladies With HattitudeHarry Schlievert Tina SchlievertMarjorie St. James Dortha StewartSylvania Senior Center Caring Staff Anonymous

In appreciation of our 2014 supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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These gifts were received in calendar year 2014. While every effort has been made to provide a complete and accurate report, please forgive any omissions made by computer and/or human error.

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