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A PUBLICATION OF HODAN COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. | SPRING/SUMMER 2016 | VOLUME XII, ISSUE 1
FEATURED STORIES:• WISCONSIN INNOVATION KITCHEN: FULFILLING DREAMS
• 40 YEARS OF HOT LUNCHES
It is the mission of Hodan Community Services, Inc. to provide and promote opportunities for work and
personal development so that persons with disabilities can achieve individual life goals.
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Board of Directors 2016Margaret Galle • Chair
Bob Boyle • Vice-Chair
Brad Wells • Secretary/Treasurer
Members:
Earl Barnes • Dodgeville
Judy Fillback • Montfort
Laura Jenkins • Darlington
Sherry Kudronowicz • Gratiot
Jerry Larson • Platteville
Tim McKinley • Dodgeville
Curt Peterson • Dodgeville
Linda Rowley • Mineral Point
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Editor: John Greenwood
Hodan Community Services
941 West Fountain Street
Mineral Point, WI 53565
Phone: (608) 987-3336
Fax: (608) 987-3082
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.hodancs.org
Upcoming CalendarMemorial Day Holiday
(HCS Closed) Monday, May 30
Annual HCS Memorial Service
2:00 p.m. Friday, June 10
Annual HCS Fun Day Friday, June 17
Independence Day Holiday (HCS Closed)
Monday, July 4
Labor Day Holiday (HCS Closed)
Monday, September 5
CLIENT-EMPLOYEE PROFILE:HUMANITARIAN OF THE YEAR
Carol Ann Fisher
Carol Ann Fisher was chosen as Humanitarian of the Year on Martin Luther King Jr. Day (January 18, 2016). Carol is a
young woman who spends her time in our work programs, in day services and in Adult Basic Education programs. Carol is a very competitive person and enjoys challenging others. She is also a kind and caring person who interacts well with all of her co-
workers no matter the level of disability. She works hard and she plays hard, too.
We congratulate Carol and thank her for her kindness to others. l
Dear Friends,
During the past few years I often thought about how to handle my eventual future retirement from Hodan
Community Services (HCS). As you know, HCS has been a major part of my life. In September, 2016 I will turn 66 and I will have worked at HCS for over 44 years (40 years as Executive Director). Last December I came to the decision that it was nearing time to step down as Executive Director and I wanted a smooth transition for Hodan Community
Services’ future. Fortunately, HCS has an excellent Deputy Director, Tom Schmit, who has superbly handled leadership duties in my absence (vacations, sicknesses, away meetings, etc.) for the past 4-1/2 years. Tom is eager to take on the future challenges of being Executive Director.
At the same time I realized that it would be very difficult for me to just stop working for Hodan Community Services all at once as it has been such an important part of my life. I also felt that I still had much to offer HCS. One primary duty of mine has always been to help write grants and raise funds for Hodan Community Services. I actually have come to enjoy these duties and I know how important these extra funding dollars are for our mission.
With all of this in mind, I offered and our Board of Directors approved (last December) the following plan:
Effective October 1, 2016, I will step down as Executive Director and become part time (three days/week) Director of Development (with grant writing and fundraising duties). Tom Schmit will be promoted to Executive Director. Chris Mitchell will be promoted to Deputy Director. Chris will continue to lead the Vocational Services department and, as Deputy Director, will lead Hodan Community Services in Tom Schmit’s absence.
As I am about to enter my last few months as Executive Director, I feel at peace with my future and that of Hodan Community Services. We will remain in good hands with Tom and Chris’ leadership and I can still help HCS to grow and prosper. My dad (who passed away last Thanksgiving Day at age 101) always said, “Do your best and let God do the rest”. We will all continue to live by these words as a new chapter of “doing our best” begins on October 1… an exciting new chapter of service for all of the special people who make Hodan Community Services so great!
Tom Schraeder
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STAFF MEMBER PROFILE:
Don Williams
Don Williams has been employed as a regu-
lar Bus Driver since 2004. He also drove for Hodan Community Services (HCS) for a short time in the 1970s and as a sub driver in other years. Don very safely trans-
ports his passengers each day to and from Hodan Community Services. He is a kind and caring person who loves and is loved by his passengers who, in his words, “get into my heart.”
Don was born in Dodgeville and lived in rural Dodgeville in his earliest years. He lived near Fayette and first attended Georgetown rural school. When his family moved to rural Mineral Point when he was 10, Don attended Sweet Clover School. He graduated from Mineral Point High School in 1951.
Don has farmed most of his life in rural Mineral Point, just picking up occasional part time jobs to supplement the farming. His farm has 80 acres of wooded pasture and 100 acres in CRP (Conservation Reserve Program). Don has great respect for nature and preserving all lands from pollution and water runoff.
While still owning his farmland, Don now lives in Mineral Point with his special friend, Sharon Phillips (who also works part time as a janitor at HCS). Don is proud of his 6 grown children (Donald, Scott, Karl, Mark, Michelle, and Elaine), 11 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren.
Don loves anything to do with nature and wild-life. He also has a love for classic tractors and enjoys collecting military rifles. Don has owned and flown his Taylorcraft airplane for the past 24 years and he has flown around Wisconsin and into Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota. Don has shown his kind heart by giving a number of local people with disabilities their first airplane ride.
We thank Don for being such a dedicated and dependable worker and friend. He is a role model for kindness who has also “got into our hearts.” l
Tom Schraeder, Executive Director • [email protected]
Tom Schmit, Deputy Director • [email protected]
John Greenwood, Director of Communications • [email protected]
Kathy Kelly, Director of Rehabilitation • [email protected]
Chris Mitchell, Director of Vocational Services • [email protected]
Cheryl Greenwood, Assistant Director of Work Services • [email protected]
Jenny Huffman, Assistant Director of Employment Services • [email protected]
Vicki Clark, Employment Specialist • [email protected]
Jamie Potterton, Employment Specialist • [email protected]
Roxanne Schute, Director of Enrichment Activities • [email protected]
Mallory McGuire, Adult Basic Education Leader • [email protected]
Lynne Johnson, Director of Retail Sales • [email protected]
Mary Gordon, Director of Senior Services • [email protected]
DeAnna Halverson, Assistant Director of Senior Services • [email protected]
Diane Kliebenstein, Director of Transportation • [email protected]
Bob Pilling, Assistant Director of Transportation • [email protected]
Bob Manka, Director of Facilities Maintenance • [email protected]
Tina Mitchell, Director of Business Services • [email protected]
Pat Stacey, Assistant Director of Business Services • [email protected]
Denise Ostergrant, Business Office Assistant • [email protected]
Kent Genthe, Director of Food Service • [email protected]
Seth Jones, Food Production Supervisor • [email protected]
Summer Hamille, Food Production Supervisor • [email protected]
2016 EMAIL DIRECTORY
CLIENT-EMPLOYEE COUNCIL:
Paul Bailie and Lacey Hoeper
Paul Bailie and Lacey Hoeper were elected to a 2-year term on the Client-Employee Council
last November on Election Day. They started their term on January 1, 2016.
The Council meets monthly with Tom Schraeder, our Executive Director. They bring any concerns or issues directly to Tom that any of their fellow client-employees have shared with them.
They are involved in making decisions about money spent for the Children International sponsored children as well as other local chari-ties. The Council recently made a donation to the Iowa County Humane Society to support their work with stray animals.
Paul and Lacey join Caleb Heisz and Sarah Pang who still have a year left on the Council. We thank all of them for being willing to serve on behalf of all client-employees. l
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Balance Sheet 12/31/15
ASSETSCash $193,788
Accounts Receivable 202,714
Prepaid Expenses 23,216
Inventory 761,583
Land, Building, and Equipment 1,666,736
Other 58,764
TOTAL ASSETS $2,906,801
TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,196,351
Net Assets 1,710,450
TOTAL LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS $2,906,801
Statement of Income and Expenses for 2015
INCOMEPurchase of Service Income $1,856,553Commercial/Industrial Income 453,590Donations 978,455Other Income 45,522
TOTAL 2015 INCOME $3,334,120
EXPENSESWages and Salaries $1,803,902Employee Benefits 432,646Equipment and Supplies 59,307Rent and Utilities 148,231Maintenance 263,753Depreciation 165,469Other Expenses 328,517
TOTAL 2015 EXPENSES $3,201,825
Demographics by CommunityArena/Avoca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Argyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Barneveld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Belmont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Benton/Cuba City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Cobb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Darlington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Dodgeville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
Highland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Linden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Mineral Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Platteville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Shullsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .176
2015 DEMOGRAPHICS (176 Clients)
Clients by Age Range
0 20 40 60 80 100
0 20 40 60 80 100
(106)
(72)
Male
Female
-
22-40(82)
41-55(46)
Over 55(31)
21 andUnder
(27)
22-40(76)
41-55(47)
Over 55(26)
21 andUnder
(27)
MentalIllness
(15)
PhysicalDisability
(20)
TraumaticBrain Injury
(6)
SensoryDisability
(12)
Other(6)
MentalIllness
(11)
PhysicalDisability
(21)
TraumaticBrain Injury
(9)
SensoryDisability
(7)
Other(1)
DevelopmentalDisability
(127)
DevelopmentalDisability
(127)
0 20 40 60 80 100
0 20 40 60 80 100
(106)
(72)
Male
Female
-
22-40(82)
41-55(46)
Over 55(31)
21 andUnder
(27)
22-40(76)
41-55(47)
Over 55(26)
21 andUnder
(27)
MentalIllness
(15)
PhysicalDisability
(20)
TraumaticBrain Injury
(6)
SensoryDisability
(12)
Other(6)
MentalIllness
(11)
PhysicalDisability
(21)
TraumaticBrain Injury
(9)
SensoryDisability
(7)
Other(1)
DevelopmentalDisability
(127)
DevelopmentalDisability
(127)
2015 Program StatisticsServices Provided Clients Receiving Services*
Center-Based Production
and Employment Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96
Community Based Employment
(Placement and Job Training) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
Day Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86*Some clients receive two or more services
Male FemaleMaleFemale0
20
40
60
80
100
(99)
(87)
0
20
40
60
80
100
(78)
(98)
Clients by GenderTypes of Disabilities Served
Staff ChangesA special thank you and best wishes to Jeff Novinski who retired on 2/3/16 after 18 years as our Facilities Maintenance Helper .
Welcome to the following new staff members who have recently joined Hodan Community Services:
Betty Hill began work as a Clerk at our Bargain Nook– Spring Green Store on February 16.
Lauren Graber started work as a new Work Services Leader on May 16.
Jean Richardson began work as a Clerk at our Bargain Nook–Spring Green Store on May 19.
Congratulations to the following staff members on their recent job promotions at Hodan Community Services:
Jenny Huffman was promoted to Assistant Director of Employment Services (from Employment Specialist) on January 1.
Jamie Potterton received a promotion to Employment Specialist (from Work Services Leader) on January 1.
Tim Parkinson was promoted to Assistant Director of Facilities Maintenance (from Janitor) on February 3.
Sharon Phillips received a promotion to Janitor (from LTE) on February 3.
Ray Guenther was promoted to Assistant Director of Food Service (from Food Production Lead Supervisor) on May 2.
Recent Donations From Local Fund DrivesUnited Way of Platteville: $4,600.00
United Fund of Iowa County: $2,936.00
Mineral Point Community Chest: $2,250.00
Darlington Area Community Fund: $3,000.00(a component of Community Foundation of Southern Wisconsin)
Staff 2016Executive Director: Tom Schraeder
Deputy Director: Tom Schmit
Director of Business Services: Tina Mitchell
Assistant Director of Business Services: Pat Stacey
Business Office Assistant: Denise Ostergrant
Director of Communications: John Greenwood
Director of Rehabilitation: Kathy Kelly
Director of Vocational Services: Chris Mitchell
Assistant Director of Work Services: Cheryl Greenwood
Assistant Director of Employment Services: Jenny Huffman
Work/Employment Services Staff: Chris Burke, Vicki Clark, Lauren Graber, DeAnn King, Joel King, Gregg Marcotte, Jamie Potterton, and Rich Weaver
Director of Enrichment Activities: Roxanne Schute
Assistant Director of Enrichment Activities: Alexis Marcotte
Enrichment Activities Staff: Jason Hauser, Scott Hering, Jenna Ingvalson, Becky Jones, Sonya Junk, Gerri Mellum, Sharon Steiner, Chelsey Wilde, and Logan Womack
Adult Basic Education Leader: Mallory McGuire
Director of Senior Services: Mary Gordon
Assistant Director of Senior Services: Dee Halverson
Director of Retail Sales: Lynne Johnson
Bargain Nook Store Managers: Sally Hartwig, Andrea McMahon, Vicki Mecozzi, Caleb Stone, and Robin Williamson
Bargain Nook Store Assistant Managers: Fay Cozine,Susan Godfrey, Kathy Halverson, Becky Richards, and Michelle White
Bargain Nook Store Lead Clerk: Joan Olson
Bargain Nook Store Clerks: Sunshine Balch, Sarah Baxter, Betty Boyle, Helen Davidson, Betty Hill, Jacqueline Kucera, Vera Nerby, Mary Ann Poppy, Sandra Pratt-Bennett, Lori Ranum-Krych, Jean Richardson, Amy Sandager, Audrey Wedig, and Catherine Wiesbrook
Bargain Nook Store Processing Clerks: Brian Faber, Tonya Hirsch, Margaret Lauper, Dayna Mullikin, Ryan O’Connell, Corrine Pilling, Cynthia Powers, Doug Schmitz, Dawn Strojanovich, Ethan Weston, and Dana Womack
Director of Food Service: Kent Genthe
Assistant Director of Food Service: Ray Guenther
Food Service Staff: Summer Hamille, Seth Jones, Scott Pierce, and Alicia Ray
Director of Transportation: Diane Kliebenstein
Assistant Director of Transportation: Bob Pilling
Bus Drivers: Mark Chambers, Michael Fink, Becky Jones, Craig Nelson, Bill Pilling, Tom Pilling, and Don Williams
Director of Facilities Maintenance: Bob Manka
Assistant Director of Facilities Maintenance: Tim Parkinson
Maintenance Staff: Jeff Bennett, Sharon Phillips, and Kathy Polkinghorn
LTE/Substitute Staff: Rose Brugger, Jerry Dolphin, Gary Gorgen, Trude Huza, Janice McMannes, Susan Sargent, Alec Schmitz, Donald Schultz, Charles Sigg, and June Tate
Thank you for your support!
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Wisconsin Innovation Kitchen (WINK) began as a dream. Now, almost 6 years after the ribbon cutting, WINK is fulfilling other dreams daily. These are dreams of farm-ers and food entrepreneurs of having their produce and products appear on store shelves. And these are dreams of 20 client-employees with disabilities who have valued jobs at WINK that pay above minimum wage. What is especially rewarding is that this is often the first com-munity job outside the walls of our Hodan Community Services building for many of these 20 workers. None of these dreams could have been fulfilled without the outstanding leadership of our Wisconsin Innovation Kitchen Director, Kent Genthe, and his excellent WINK staff of Ray Guenther, Scott Pierce, Seth Jones, and Summer Hamille.
Since its opening in 2010, Wisconsin Innovation Kitchen (WINK) has grown to become a national leader in small batch artisan food production, serving area farms and food entrepreneurs from around the region and around the country. Ideas have been converted into food prod-ucts, brands and companies. Good new jobs have been created in our area because of WINK.
One of our local favorites, Bob’s Bitchin’ BBQ, was one of our earliest clients. Bob started out small, selling his original sauce on weekends and evenings at local farm-ers’ markets. Soon new flavors were added and orders for Bob’s great products began to grow rapidly. Within a couple years, Bob was able to open his first Dodgeville restaurant, Bob’s Bitchin’ BBQ. Located in downtown Dodgeville on Iowa Street across from the courthouse, Bob’s restaurant soon began attracting visitors from all over the Midwest and a legend was born. All the while, behind the scenes, the staff at WINK continued to grow with Bob’s Bitchin BBQ, providing bottled sauces for sale at the restaurant and through Bob’s retail successes. Last year, Bob purchased his own building in downtown Dodgeville. Bob’s Bitchin’ BBQ consistently wins regional awards for best restaurant, best lunch and best dinner. Bob’s Bitchin’ BBQ is one of WINK’s oldest and most successful customers. We love supporting Bob and wish Bob’s Bitchin’ BBQ the very best in its continued growth!
Another early customer at WINK was Yumbutter. This organic peanut butter required special handling and
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Left to right: Ray Guenther, Seth Jones, Scott Pierce, Summer Hamille, and Kent Genthe.
equipment that the staff at WINK was able to work with the Yumbutter team to put in place. As the Yumbutter brand grew, new flavors were added and sales rose. The team at WINK rose to the occasion by developing new techniques. Yumbutter was featured on the Today show and awarded by Martha Stewart for their innovations. Here’s what our friends at Yumbutter say: “Without the partnership of WINK, I can honestly say Yumbutter would not be where it is today.”
Another long-standing WINK customer is Coffee Chew . This exciting tobacco alternative was developed by John Evans in Wisconsin. John brought his ideas and pro-totypes to WINK in their early stages. He utilized the entrepreneur support systems we have in place to help him launch, and then he worked with our WINK staff to perfect the recipes and preparation steps. Today Coffee Chew is one of our leading products. Made from fresh ground coffee, honey, sugar and non-dairy creamer, this great nicotine-free product is helping people all over the country find alternatives to tobacco. Coffee Chew is shipping internationally including a recent shipment to Australia. We package under two labels, Baseball Chew and Cowboy Chew. Major League baseball teams are showing increased interest in Baseball Chew as a tobacco replacement product for its players. Great taste. Great results. Great WINK customer. Thanks Cowboy Coffee Chew!
Early experiments with retail partners also proved suc-cessful and have been growing. Willy Street Cooperative in Madison began buying ingredients prepared at WINK several years ago. This partnership has grown over the years to now include custom preparation and packaging of Willy Street branded organic frozen foods. The pack-aging was a huge hit and we look forward to another great year of growth with our friends at Willy Street.
Among the most exciting news of the past year is the addition of the automating cupping machine . This amaz-ing new production capacity is now in place thanks to a generous contribution from Edgerton Gear (located in Edgerton, Wisconsin). The owner of the company, Dave Hataj, heard an interview about WINK on Milwaukee Public Radio and began offering to help. And what help it has been! WINK now is producing single-serve products in cups at commercial volumes using local foods. First out of the gate are local applesauce cups. The automatic cupper has a capacity to fill up to 60 cups per minute. It can package not only applesauce, but a wide range of products to be served in individual containers. WINK is on the move!
Another partnership that emerged this past year was one with Feeding Wisconsin/Second Harvest . Feeding Wisconsin is a leading provider of foods to our state’s
Margaret Lauper filling bottles of Bob’s Bitchin’ BBQ sauce.
Damon West filling Coffee Chew cannisters.
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food banks and pantries, distributing 38.9 million meals delivered to Wisconsin residents. WINK’s partnership with Feeding Wisconsin emerged through a grant provided by the Walmart Foundation to extend the life of foods donated to the Feeding Wisconsin/Second Harvest system. We worked with Feeding Wisconsin to design the application which resulted in a $50,000 project for WINK. The end result was a run of 76,000 applesauce cups, utilizing Wisconsin grown apples, that are now moving from WINK into the Feeding Wisconsin System. This is a great new opportunity for all involved.
Also new this year was the award of a Buy Local, Buy Wisconsin grant. WINK was recognized by the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) for its leadership in small batch food processing in Wisconsin. This grant is helping pay for marketing assistance to sell our shelf stable food products made with our locally grown farm produce. Barry Hottmann and Rick Terrien of Innovation Kitchens LLC are consulting on this project, with technical assistance from John Delikat of Food Production Outfitter LLC .
Tom Schraeder, Executive Director of Hodan Community Services calls Kent Genthe, Barry Hottmann, and John Delikat the “dream team for Wisconsin Innovation Kitchen’s future”. With Genthe (food operations), Hottmann (market-ing) and Delikat (food equipment engineering), WINK has the future-focused talent to continue it’s national recognition as a prototype for a very special food processing kitchen. New food products and new jobs for people with disabilities will continue to be created. And more dreams will continue to be fulfilled! l
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Community Employment PartnersTHANKS TO:Alliant Energy in Mineral Point
American Customer Care in Platteville
Bargain Nooks
Barnscrapers in Mineral Point
Benvenuto’s in Platteville
Cobb Methodist Church
Cold Fusion in Platteville
Country Kitchen in Platteville
Culver’s in Cross Plains
Culver’s in Dodgeville
Cummins Emissions Solutions in Mineral Point
Dodgeville Public Library
Driftless Market in Platteville
Hartzell’s IGA in Warren, IL
Hope Lutheran Church in Mineral Point
Howlywood Hound in Platteville
KleenMark in Dodgeville
Kwik Trip in Dodgeville
Kwik Trip in Mineral Point
Kwik Trip in Platteville
Lafayette County Health Department
MC Tire in Glen Haven
Mineral Point Care Center
NAPA Auto Parts in Dodgeville
Piggly Wiggly in Darlington
Piggly Wiggly in Platteville
Pointer Café in Mineral Point
Premier Cooperative in Mineral Point
RBS Activewear in Argyle
Saether’s Funeral Home in Blanchardville
Tony’s Tap in Mineral Point
Walker House in Mineral Point
Walmart in Dodgeville
Walmart in Platteville
Business PartnersTHANKS TO:Shorr Packaging
Cummins Emissions Solutions
Walnut Hollow
Brunkow Cheese
Sielaff Corporation
New Farm
Bongers of America
Hypro Inc.
Please patronize these businesses and thank them for their employment partnerships . Left to right: Barry Hottmann, Kent Genthe, and John Delikat.
Hodan Community Services began to provide hot lunches in our first building, the former St. Mary’s/
St. Paul’s School, in 1976. The school had a large kitchen which served its students for many years. We decided to utilize this kitchen to provide hot lunches and teach our client-employees useful skills for future working in the food industry. Our client-employees learned to help with meal preparation, serving, dishwashing, and kitchen/cafeteria cleanup.
Mary Cenite was our first Food Service Leader and she continued leading this program for over 25 years before and after our move to our present Fountain Street loca-tion. Our Food Service Leader today is Alicia Ray, who has been in charge of our hot lunch program since 2014. Her food skills are excellent and she has brought many new food offerings (and great desserts!) to our menu. Thank you Alicia!
Over the years we have served 60+ meals per day to our client-employees and staff (in 2015 we averaged 62 meals/day). Each person has a choice each day to bring
a lunch from home or eat the hot lunch offering in our cafeteria. A calendar sent home each month tells the daily menu offering so decisions for lunch can be made each day.
Since 1986 (thirty years), Hodan Community Services has had a contract with Iowa County Seniors United for Nutrition (SUN) for noon meal preparation for senior meal delivery. We currently have a contract for Mineral Point’s senior meal delivery. Our meals are cooked and placed in insulated carriers by 10:30 a.m. for SUN volun-teers to pick up and drive to the homes of seniors in the Mineral Point community. We average 10-12 SUN meals each day.
We are proud of our hot lunch program and especially our staff and client-employee workers. We are one of the few work centers in the state and nation that provides this full hot meal option each lunch period. It is one more way that Hodan Community Services provides unique service for our client-employees and our community. l
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Left to right are: Alicia Ray, Sarah Pang, and Robby McGrath.
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The Community Supports Hodan Community Services
DONOR HONOR ROLL: January 1 through December 31, 2015
In-Kind Donations Alliant Energy
A. C. Service of Platteville, Inc.
Colony Brands, Inc.
Cummins Emissions Solutions
Faherty Incorporated
Iowa County Fair Board
Lands’ End
Marr’s Valley View Farm
Kristin Mitchell Design, Inc.
Moonhill Mercantile
Sharon Phillips
Amy Rogers
Rupert Cornelius
Walker and Weier Insurance and Financial Services
Brad Wells – Barnscrapers Painting
Gary and Lisa Womack
Restricted DonationsShades of Silver Karla and Richard Anderson
Adult Basic Education Marcia and Neil Connor
WINK Equipment Support David Hataj, Edgerton Gear
Shades of Silver John Henning and Nicki McGrew
For Client-Employee Outing Randy and Heidi Hillary
Innovation Kitchen Equipment Anonymous
Wheelchair Accessible Buses Anonymous
Rocking Chair for Enrichment Activities Kiwanis Club of Dodgeville
Shades of Silver Senior Services Mary M. Kritz and Douglas T. Gurak
Sound System and Accessories Cynthia Powers
Enrichment Activities Sharon E. and Duane Steiner
Furniture for Shades of Silver Deck United Fund of Iowa County
Wheelchair Accessible Bus Wisconsin Knights of Columbus
Shades of Silver Trude Womack-Huza
LeadershipCircle$10,000+Dave Hataj, Edgerton Gear
Anonymous
Patrons$5,000 to $9,999Mary and Ted Hodan
Wisconsin Knights of Columbus
Benefactors$1,000 to $4,999Karla and Richard Anderson
Gladys Christensen
DUWI Fund, Darlington
Sandra Frank and Mark Dostal
Joseph and Margaret Galle
Kent and Tara Genthe
Joen E. Greenwood Estate
Ron Greenwood and Angie Stotis
Jerry and Jody Hamilton
John Deere Matching Gifts
Kurt and Renee Knutson
Kleo Baruth Kritz and Thomas Hurst
Mineral Point Community Chest
Monsanto Fund
Linda and Roger Sager
Scenic Rivers Energy Co-op
John and Donna Schraeder
Tom and Trici Schraeder
Donata and William Sugden
United Fund of Iowa County
United Way of Dubuque Area Tri-States
United Way of Platteville
Stephen and Carolyn Van De Wiel
Virtue Motors, Buck and Christine Virtue
Walnut Hollow
Partners$300 to $999Anonymous
Tom and Linda Adams
Alliant Energy Foundation
Kay M. Balink and Larry Laughren
Earl and Shirley Barnes
Kathleen and Patrick Barry
Carley Borcherding
Greg Borcherding
Jane Brokish
Cobb Lions Club
Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Cody and Tim
Mary Irene Connor
Judy and Jim Fillback
John Henning and Nicki McGrew
Patrick and Kerry Hodan
Hollandale Knights of Columbus
Anthony and Julie Hook
Woody, Jean, Phil, Stan and Steve Roberts
James and Barbara Kackley
Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Program
The Larson Family
Linden Masonic Lodge
Linden United Methodist Women
Sandra Lindholm
Dave and Dorothy Meisenheimer
Dean and Liana Mericka
Mineral Point Knights of Columbus
James Murn
Robert and Donna Parrell
Peace Lutheran Church
Clarence and Bonnie Pittz
Cynthia Powers
Norman Powers Family
Rasmussen Family of Florida
David Reichling
Steve Revenig
Dora Rowley
Vern and Jean Sauer
Tom and Nancy Schmit
Randy and Mary Schmitz
Julie and Howard Schroeder
Charles and Lynn Scullion
Charlie and Rosemarie Sigg
The Reichling Family
Ron Richard, Tricon Construction
Friends$1 to $299Julie Miehe
A and M Bridal Boutique
Daniel and Beverly Adams
Judy Ahlberg
James and Kathryn Allen
Mary Allness Philipps
American Legion Dobson Johnson Post 142
Charles and Margo Anderson
Mindy, Kurt, Ruby, Kenny and Jackie Anderson
Angel and Angel. S.C. Attorneys at Law
Anonymous
Dennis, Becky and Leif Antonson
Atrium Post Acute Care
Robert and Jean Austin
Anne Bachner
Frank and Norma Bahowick
Charles and Madelon Baker
Margaret Barnes
Edward Barry and Mary Kay Notter
Donald and Judith Bartnick
Paula Bauer
Frank and Sandee Beaman
Debra and Steven Becker
Marjorie Beers
Paul and Sarah Berg
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Women
Elaine Beuning
James and Marlene Bickford
Ron and Patricia Black
Ruth Blankenberg
Tom and Kris Blankenberg
Derrek Block
Casey Blum
Bodine Electric Company
Larry Bomkamp
Charles and Peggy Bonack
George Borlin
JorJan Borlin and Peter Schwei
Larry and Shirley Bowden
Robert and Jeanne Boyle
Dennis and Joan Breunig
Mary Breunig
Dave and Donna Brick
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Jan Britt
Rosemary Brodbeck
Ray and Marie Brokish
Stephen and Lenore and Amy Brown
Don and Joan Brunker
Bob and Nancy Buck
William and Lois Buckingham
Jim Burke
Kathleen Burke
Mary Burke
Susan Burke
Doug and Mary Carley
Carole Cassidy
John and Deb Cavanaugh
Arnold and Shirley Chambers
Debra Check
Sara J. Check
Nicholas and Maureen Chose
Tom and Philayne Chose
Katherine Christiansen and William Smith
Keith and Lynette Clayton
Michael and Susan Cleary
Ron and Chris Murphy
Mary and Ray Tierney
Linda and Roger Sager
Jerry and Marge Murphy
Robert Ayen
Lois Jean and LaVerne Clifton
Dave and Janet Cline
Cobb United Methodist Women
Collins and Hying Plumbing and Heating
Compensation Systems Inc
Linda L. Connolly
The Connor Grandchildren
Ellen Connor and Marrel Van Camp
Marcia and Neil Connor
Council of Catholic Women – St. Matthews
Karen and Phil Crawford
Mary Crook
Shirley and Dan Curran
Clarence and Mary Curtis
Tom and Marilyn Daly
Laura J. Dell
Margaret M. Disrud
Dave, Michele and Patrick Doan
Dodge Point Country Club LLC
Vita Plus – Dodgeville Agri-Service
Dodgeville Auto Supply
Dodgeville Lioness Club
Herman and Carole Dodson
Rachel Doesher
Don’s Tire SVC, Inc.
Gerald and Margaret Dorscheid
Dave and Bonnie Downs
Ann and Timothy Doyle
Cindy and Mike Doyle
Christine Economos
Terry and Penny Edwards
Don and Barb Eicher
Nick and Mary Anne Engelhardt
David, Tari and Grace Engels
Ellen Erickson
Paul and Mary Erickson
Ellen and Donald Ernst
Dan and Cathy Ernzen Family
Michelle Erschen
Esch Insurance Agency, Inc.
M Jean Esch-Theobald
Rita Esch
Joyce and Alan Eveland
Fred and Jeanette Everson
Fairview Lutheran Church
Bonnie Falch
Family Health of Lafayette County
Fritz and Wanda Aschliman/ David and Krista Aschliman
Farmers Savings Bank
Tom and Joan Faull
Fayette United Methodist Women
First United Methodist Church, Mineral Point
Sam and Donna Fluhr
Tom and Patricia Forbes
Anne Forseth
Marilyn Foss
Florian Frank
Merle and Doris Freymiller
Lorraine Fritsch
Dennis and Shirley Froh
Kari Fruchey
Connie Galle
Jeanette and Gary Galle
Gerald and Liz Galle
Carmon Gempler
Terry Geurkink and Sally Wilmeth
Mary Jo and Joe Gevelinger
Neil and Janet Giffey
Dennis and Mary Gilbertson
Jesse and Maureen Gilbertson
Gary, Carrie and Nate Glover
Paul and Suzanne Godfrey
Brion and Debbie Gompper
Gorgen Funeral Home, Greg and Joni Gorgen and Family
Merlin and Virginia Gorsline
David and Donna Gough
Ridgeway Grace United Methodist Women
Carol and Jim Mock
Quentin and Tori Greene
Beverly Greenwood
Forest Hawk Greenwood and Karen Butak
Geraldine Greenwood
John G Greenwood
Karen and Lee Greenwood
Liz Greenwood
Ruby Griffiths
Gerry and Paige Grimm
Maureen Grimm
Suzette Trigalet
Kathleen Grocott
Guler and Guler Chiropractic
Jim and Beverly Harris
V. Jayne Harrison
Hartung House
Jeffery Haylock
Avis Heeler
Darlene Heimerl
Kristine Helms
Bill and Bev Hennessy
Jean Hennessy
Dave and Ursula Hermanson
John P. Hess
Dr William and Judy Hicks
Highland Lions Club
Highland Presbyterian Women’s Association
Randy and Heidi Hillary
Roger and Marilyn Hirsch
Hodan Community Services Friends
Hodan Community Services Board of Directors
Michael and Kathleen Hodan
Jim and Beverly Hoernke
James and DeAnne Hohl
Gary and Carol Hollfelder
Hope Lutheran Church Women
Dale and Judy Hottmann
Lloyd and Reta Houtakker
Stan and Marion Howard
Laverne and Carolyn Hrubes
Sharon Hull
Gloria Humbert
Martha Husom
Eugene and Phylis Hying
Lynn Ihlenfeldt
Immanuel UCC Women’s Guild
Inkworks, Inc.
Iowa County Farm Bureau
Larry and Linda Schaaf
Ivey Construction, Inc.
Bruce and Deb Ivey
Richard and Betty Ivey
Robert and Nancy Jacobson
Dr. Jeffrey and Rev. Kathy Jacobson
Robert and Mary Jacobson
Francis and Judith Jacoby
Fred and Martha Jaeckle
Dick and Marilyn Jaeger
Jerry and Mary Fletcher
Richard and Judy James
Don and Peggy Jegerlehner
Melvin and Katherine Jenkins
Gaylord and Joann Jentz
Richard and Janice Jewel
Eunice Jewell
Dan and Suzanne Johnson
Lynne Johnson
Ronald and Carol Johnson
Terry and Lorraine Johnson
Royce and Marlene Jones
Judith Kaiser
Helen Kenny
Kandace Keuler and Dick Josh
Ned and Marsha Keyes
Don and Vicki Kieler
Kiwanis Club of Dodgeville
David and Jo Kjelland
Karl Klar
Ralph and Audrey Kleppe
Diane and Andy Kliebenstein
Ag Knutson
Bruce and Susan Knutson
Tryg and Pam Knutson
Gary and Cheryl Kolman
Ron and Barb Komprood for Jack Burke
Dan and Carol Kopp
Mary M. Kritz and Douglas T. Gurak
Duane and Elizabeth Kundert
Beth Kurth
Lynn Laird and Eric Evenson
Lamont United Methodist Church
Beth Lamsam
Sara Lange Flanagan
Dwayne and Sarah Larson
Jesse Larson
John Lehman
Wayne and Maureen Lemens
Ernest E. Leuthold
Marvin and Jill Levine
Jeanie Lewis
Rodney and Mary Lindell
Darlene and LeRoy Lindeman
Everett and Pat Lindsey Family
John Lins
Livingston State Bank
Livingston United Methodist Women
Tom and Connie and Craig Loeffelholz
Dona Lofy
Dan and Amanda Luedtke
Patricia Luetkehoelter
Houck Funeral Home
Anna Lynch
Lori MacLeod
Macy’s Foundation
Don and Sandy Makovec
Victor and Darlene Manian
Dean and Jan Manteufel
Julie, David and Jack Manthey
Henry and Alexis Marcotte
Andrea Mariani
Marlene Marklein
Susan Marr and Jeff Coné
Debra and Randy Martin
Janice Martin
Julie and Todd Martin
Mathys Hardware, Jim and Judy Mathys
Sheri Mauerman
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Lucille C. May
Jim and Vicki McCaulley
Patricia McComish
Klinton and Wanda McCutchin
Catherine and Larry McDonald
Ruth McGettigan
Patrick McGettigan
Tim and Annette McGettigan
Ed and Rita McKeon
Thomas McNamer
Larry and Jennilyn McNeill
David and Nancy McSherry
Rev. Beryl and Cheryl Melcher
Craig and Barb Mellor
Ann Mericka, Scott and Liana Mericka
Stephanie Mericka
John and Nancy Meyers
Angie, Mike, Dakotah, Logan Meylor-O’Mailia
Beverly Mickelson
Cathy Mickelson
Military Ridge Vet Service
Miner Community Group
Mineral Point Medical Center
Joan Mish
Theresa Mish
Kathryn Mitchell
Mike and Joan Mitchell
Rich and Marla Mitchell
Bill and Tina Mitchell
Richard and Adair Moccero
Joe, Steph, Emily, and Nick Mohlmann
Mary Alice Moore
Robert and Mary Mueller
Maureen Murphy
Norman and June Nagel
Stanley and Nancy Nelson
Network For Good
Linda S. Nichols
Scot, Lori, Forrest and Alexa Niebuhr
Louise Noble
Virginia Noble
David and Shirley Nodolf
Ray and Bonnie Nortman
Ralph Osterndorff
Otter Creek ALCA Women
Marilyn Owens
Margery Oxnem
John and Tana Palmer
Carol and James Palzkill
Dorothy Palzkill
Richard and Ellen Palzkill
Karen Pape
Peter and Millie Parkinson
Helen M. Parr
Bob and Donna Parrell and Betsy, Doug, Ginny, and Mandy
Maxine Patch
Charlotte and John Patterson
Iva Payne
Carol Paynter
Brad and Debra Peck
Curt and Donna Peterson
Corinne Pilling
John and Mary Pipal
Jim and Margery Piquette
Michael and Donna Pittz
Platteville Thrift Shop
Plymouth United Church of Christ
Poad Oil
Tom and Gail Poad
Susan Poe
John and Jan Popple
Virginia and Wally Porterfield
Dan and Kris Potterton
Charles and Louis Price
Jean Prochaska
John and Londa Pronold
Dorothy Radke
Gary and Heidi Rear
Gail E. Reddell
Gerald and Lutie Regan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Regan
Glen and Peggy Reger
Patsy Reichling
Karen Reisinger
Merton and Nancy Reynolds
Pamela Richardson
Patrick and Patricia Rielly
Gary and Jill Ringen
Mary Rink
Lois Robbins
Steve and Bridget Roberts
Jim and Cathy Robertson
Robinson Family Trust
Gwen and Phil Robl
Patricia and Paul Roelli
Richard and Carla Rohowetz
James and Mary Jo Rolli
Jerry Ruetten
Bernard and Nancy Ruf
Cindy and Larry Ruff
Carole Rule
Michael and Jean Ryan
Bob and Anna Mae Sadler
Mrs. Grace Salathe
Dirk Sanders
Jeff and Michelle Savatski
Larry and Linda Schaaf
Virginia Schildgen
Larry and Janet Schmit
Verda and Douglas Schmitz
Marian Schmitz
Carl and Patty Schneider
Schoenauer Family Foundation
Jeremy, Carrie and Chloe Schraeder
Lawrence Schraeder
Ruth and Eugene Schriefer
Barb Schult
Paul and Elaine Schwartz
David and Mona Scott
Gregory Seffrood
Robert Segalman
Jeff and Carolyn Segebrecht
Mike and Mary Segebrecht
Marie Sersch
Mary Long Shadel
Shakeproof Automotive
Mary and Howard Shear
Rodney Sherwood
Shullsburg Knights of Columbus
Shirley Sigg
Marv and Cathy Simplot
Tim and Wendy Singer
Elanea Sippola
Nancy Slaney
Tom Slaney
Elizabeth Smith
Hazel Smith
Bob Speaker
Charles Spielman
St Johns Union Mills Preservation, Inc.
St. Patrick’s CCW, Hollandale
Joe and Theresa Stapleton
F. J. “Woody” Erickson
Hazel Stauffacher
James and Jean Steffes
Sharon E. and Duane Steiner
Charles and Sue Steudel
Elaine Stonestreet
John Straka
Judy Sutcliffe and Sandy Scott
June Kaczur-Tate and Dale Tate
Michael and Barbara Teff
Tim and Ann Terrill
Tom and Sandy Terrill Family
Jake and Barb Teutschmann and Godfrey
The Richardson Family
Dale and Arlene Theobald
Carol Thomas
John and Donna Thompson
Larry and Rita Thompson
Scott and Marsh Thompson
Michael and Carolyn Tiber
Jeanne Tierney
Donna Toay
Tony’s Tap – Tony and Lori Pittz
Del and Jean Tregloan
Eugene and Sherill Tremelling
Trinity Guild
Andrea M. Urbon
Ron and Geri Uren
Eugene and Rita Van Dyck
Loa Van Matre
VFW: Ewing Olson Post 9336
George and Estelle Vick
Judy M. Vidas
Village of Avoca
Village of Belmont Residents
Jerry and Sandy Wagner
Marcia Wagner
Wakefield HCE
Cierra Wallace
Kandy and Jim Wallace
Lynn and Irene Walmer
Gari and Dee Walz
Joe and Mary Warnemuende
Judith and Robert Watrud
Wayne’s Automotive of Mineral Point
Ann Weier
Pat and Monica Weier
Craig and PK Weinbrenner
Donal and Katherine Weydert
Whig United Methodist Women
Catherine Whitford
Juliet, Dason, Kai, Fischer and Sequoia Whitsett
Rex and Julia Wickland
Glen and Evelyn Wiegel
Russell and June Williams
Eldon and Katherine Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Trude Womack-Huza
Barb Zaffino
Jane Zeman
Phyllis Zemlicka
Jean and Grib Zweifel
2015 MemorialsIn Memory of Julie Antonson Gary and Heidi Rear
Matching Gift In Memory of Barb Frank Monsanto Fund
In Memory of Al Revenig Jan Britt Steve Revenig Tom and Trici Schraeder Julie and Howard Schroeder
In Memory of Amos Moen Tom and Trici Schraeder
In Memory of Angie Dahl Terry Geurkink and Sally Wilmeth
In Memory of Anna Brokish Jane Brokish
In Memory of Arnold Chambers Karen and Lee Greenwood Royce and Marlene Jones Diane and Andy Kliebenstein Lucille C. May Karen Pape Robert and Donna Parrell Tom and Trici Schraeder Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Barb Frank Sandra Frank and Mark Dostal Florian Frank
In Memory of Ben Larson Katherine Christiansen and William Smith
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In Memory of Bernard Walsh Karen and Lee Greenwood Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Bernice Lamb Anna Lynch
In Memory of Betsy Thronson Anonymous
In Memory of Bette Vradenberg Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Betty Parkinson Tom and Trici Schraeder
In Memory of Bill and Helena Lawinger Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Billy Jean Flemming Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Bob and Janice Terrill Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Bob Miess Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Bob Terrill Tim and Ann Terrill Jeanette and Gary Galle Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Brett Tredinnick Shirley and Dan Curran
In Memory of Bruno and Marian Galle Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Bruno Galle Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Burnell and Ruth McDermott Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Burnell and Vivian Wang Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Carol Cody Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Carol Thousand Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Carol Zaremba Paul and Suzanne Godfrey
In Memory of Carolyn Hahachl Anna Lynch
In Memory of Charles Knutson Robert and Mary Mueller
In Memory of Charles Ley Anna Lynch
In Memory of Charolette Crook Anna Lynch
In Memory of Dan Karlen Tom and Marilyn Daly
In Memory of Debora “Woody” Popp Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Deceased Relatives Gail E. Reddell
In Memory of Delvan Tregloan Jean Tregloan
In Memory of Dennis Berg Rachel Doesher Jeff and Carolyn Segebrecht John and Donna Thompson Mike and Mary Segebrecht
In Memory of Diana Lucchesi James and Marlene Bickford Dennis and Joan Breunig Mary Breunig Stephen and Lenore and Amy Brown Nicholas and Maureen Chose Tom and Philayne Chose Keith and Lynette Clayton Mary Irene Connor Laura J Dell Dave, Michele and Patrick Doan Marilyn Foss Gary and Carol Hollfelder Lloyd and Reta Houtakker Diane and Andy Kliebenstein Bruce and Susan Knutson Kurt and Renee Knutson Tryg and Pam Knutson Lynn Laird and Eric Evenson Jesse Larson Tom and Connie and Craig Loeffelholz Dona Lofy Bill and Tina Mitchell John and Tana Palmer Robert and Donna Parrell Iva Payne Karen Reisinger Tom and Trici Schraeder Rodney Sherwood Sharon E. and Duane Steiner Glen and Evelyn Wiegel
In Memory of Dick Heimerl Darlene Heimerl
In Memory of Don Pustina Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Donna Straka John Straka
In Memory of Doug Carley Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Eleanor Williams Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Elizabeth Mueller Hazel Smith
In Memory of Ernie and Lauretta Gard Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Evelyn Wallace Tom and Trici Schraeder
In Memory of Francis Daly Tom and Marilyn Daly
In Memory of Fred Allness Mary Allness Philipps
In Memory of Gary Persinger Anna Lynch
In Memory of Gene Greenwood Arnold and Shirley Chambers Beverly Greenwood Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Glen Kamrath Robert and Donna Parrell
In Memory of Greg Carey Karen and Lee Greenwood Lucille C. May Marcia Wagner Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Harold Hockemeyer Mary and Ted Hodan
In Memory of Harry Salathe Linda L. Connolly Mrs. Grace Salathe
In Memory of Helena Lawinger Judy and Jim Fillback Karen and Lee Greenwood Royce and Marlene Jones Tom and Trici Schraeder Marcia Wagner
In Memory of Homer Symons Royce and Marlene Jones
In Memory of Janice and Robert Terrill Joseph and Margaret Galle
In Memory of Jean Gutzwiller Mary and Ted Hodan
In Memory of Jeanne Fitzsimons Anonymous
In Memory of Jemima Roberts Woody, Jean, Phil, Stan and Steve Roberts
In Memory of Jerrold Thomas Carol Thomas
In Memory of Jerry Cassidy Arnold and Shirley Chambers Karen and Lee Greenwood Corinne Pilling Tom and Trici Schraeder
In Memory of Joan Murphy Michael and Susan Cleary Ron and Chris Murphy Mary and Ray Tierney Linda and Roger Sager Jerry and Marge Murphy Robert Ayen In Memory of Joe Krogen Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of John Condon Tom and Marilyn Daly
In Memory of John Greenwood Allen Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of John Slater Debra and Steven Becker Helen Kenny
In Memory of Jonas Kammerude Royce and Marlene Jones
In Memory of Julie Antonson Charles and Margo Anderson Dennis, Becky and Leif Antonson Paul and Sarah Berg JorJan Borlin and Peter Schwei Debra Check Dave and Bonnie Downs M Jean Esch-Theobald Bonnie Falch Avis Heeler Eunice Jewell Beth Kurth Darlene and LeRoy Lindeman Julie and Todd Martin Beverly Mickelson Cathy Mickelson Bernard and Nancy Ruf Tom and Trici Schraeder Barb Schult Marie Sersch Tim and Wendy Singer
Donal and Katherine Weydert Thomas Wilson
In Memory of Julie Antonson and Norman Zemlicka Phyllis Zemlicka
In Memory of Kenneth Hamilton Jerry and Jody Hamilton
In Memory of Kenneth Schmitz Dan and Cathy Ernzen Family
In Memory of Kerry May Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Kerry May and Greg Carey Mary Rink
In Memory of Krisanne Lunde Tom and Trici Schraeder
In Memory of Kristi Fry Anonymous
In Memory of Larry D Wagner Marcia Wagner
In Memory of Larry Schroeder Robert and Donna Parrell
In Memory of Lawrence Schraeder Edward Barry and Mary Kay Notter Charles and Peggy Bonack Jim Burke Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Cody and Tim Mary Irene Connor Ellen and Donald Ernst Sam and Donna Fluhr Gary, Carrie and Nate Glover Hodan Community Services Board of Directors Lynne and Mark Johnson Richard and Adair Moccero Gwen and Phil Robl George and Estelle Vick Jean and Grib Zweifel
In Memory of Lena Cenite Pat and Monica Weier Karen and Lee Greenwood
In Memory of Lillian and Jack Greenwood Joen E. Greenwood Estate
In Memory of Linus and Alice Hartung Hartung House
In Memory of Lowell and Alice Terrill Tom and Sandy Terrill Family
In Memory of Lowell Terrill Marjorie Beers William and Lois Buckingham Cindy and Mike Doyle Connie Galle Marlene Marklein Jerry and Sandy Wagner Craig and PK Weinbrenner
In Memory of Lucille Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Cody and Tim Dennis and Shirley Froh John Lehman Don and Sandy Makovec Maxine Patch Dirk Sanders Lynn and Irene Walmer
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In Memory of Lynae Henning Karla and Richard Anderson Patricia McComish
In Memory of Marcella Cushman Anna Lynch
In Memory of Marian Peterson Anna Lynch
In Memory of Marion Tollakson Tom and Marilyn Daly
In Memory of Mary Ellen Reichling Tom and Trici Schraeder Judy and Jim Fillback The Reichling Family
In Memory of Mary Ernzen Dan and Cathy Ernzen Family
In Memory of Matt Ostergrant Karen and Lee Greenwood Tom and Trici Schraeder
In Memory of Melford Ziebarth Anna Lynch
In Memory of Merdell Kurth Anna Lynch
In Memory of Merle and Letha Anderson Shirley and Dan Curran
In Memory of Merlyn Fritsch Lorraine Fritsch
In Memory of Nancy Speaker Bob Speaker
In Memory of Norma Larson Daniel and Beverly Adams Anonymous Fred and Jeanette Everson The Larson Family The Kahlert Foundation, Inc
In Memory of Pat Nast Karen and Lee Greenwood Lucille C. May Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Pat Shemak Judy and Jim Fillback Beth Kurth Dan and Amanda Luedtke Tom and Trici Schraeder Michael and Carolyn Tiber
In Memory of Patricia Luetke-Hoelter Kathleen Grocott
In Memory of Paul Finkelmeyer and Scott L Murn James Murn
In Memory of Paul May Marcia Wagner
In Memory of Pauline Wilson Eldon and Katherine Wilson
In Memory of Rachel Reynolds Judy Ahlberg
In Memory of Ralphy Crook Anna Lynch
In Memory of Richard Kaiser JorJan Borlin and Peter Schwei Tom and Trici Schraeder
In Memory of Robert and Mary Connor Mary Irene Connor
In Memory of Rose Rasmussen Rasmussen Family of Florida Gary and Jill Ringen
In Memory of Rudy Lindholm Arnold and Shirley Chambers Karen and Lee Greenwood Ruby Griffiths Gaylord and Joann Jentz Sandra Lindholm Susan Marr and Jeff Coné Debra and Randy Martin Linda S. Nichols Margery Oxnem Carol and James Palzkill Tom and Trici Schraeder Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Ruth Mitchell Fred and Martha Jaeckle Richard and Ellen Palzkill
In Memory of Sandy Cody Karen and Lee Greenwood Mary Alice Moore Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Sharon Friedhof Liz Greenwood
In Memory of Sonja Strommen Anna Lynch
In Memory of Stansmore Keeney Royce and Marlene Jones
In Memory of Terry Jahn Robert and Donna Parrell
In Memory of Tom Mish Joan Mish Theresa Mish
In Memory of Vince Limmex Iowa County Farm Bureau John Lins Tom and Trici Schraeder Kari Fruchey Paula Bauer Elaine Beunig Casey Blum Bodine Electric Company Larry Bomkamp Ray and Marie Brokish Lois Jean and LaVerne Clifton Mary Crook Shirley and Dan Curran Gerald and Margaret Dorscheid Anne Forseth Dennis and Mary Gilbertson Jesse and Maureen Gilbertson Quentin and Tori Greene Bill and Bev Hennessy Jean Hennessy Roger and Marilyn Hirsch Dale and Judy Hottmann Don and Peggy Jegerlehner Ralph and Audrey Kleppe Beth Lamsam Wayne and Maureen Lemens Lori MacLeod Janice Martin Jim and Vick McCaulley John and Nancy Meyers Military Ridge Vet Service Brad and Debra Peck John and Londa Pronold Pamela Richardson Steve and Bridget Roberts
Jerry Ruetten Michael and Jean Ryan Ruth and Eugene Schriefer Nancy Slaney Tom Slaney Joe and Theresa Stapleton Elaine Stonestreet Michael and Barbara Teff The Richardson Family Scott and Marsh Thompson VFW: Ewing Olson Post 9336 Pat and Monica Weier Russell and June Wiliiams
In Memory of Virginia Dallas Karen and Lee Greenwood Royce and Marlene Jones Anna Lynch
In Memory of Virginia Riter Tom and Trici Schraeder
In Memory of Vyvyan Schumen Mary and Ted Hodan
In Memory of Wilbur Evans Pat and Monica Weier
In Memory of Wilma Brown Royce and Marlene Jones Gary and Cheryl Kolman
2015 HonorariumsIn Honor of Al Felly’s 90th Birthday Joseph and Margaret Galle
In Honor of Amanda Hagen Helen M. Parr
In Honor of Angela Steinhauer Stan and Marion Howard
In Honor of Bev Hoernke and Margaret Disrud Charles and Louise Price
In Honor of Brad Wells St Johns Union Mills Preservation, Inc.
In Honor of Brett Erickson Paul and Mary Erickson
In Honor of Cheryl Greenwood James and Kathryn Allen
In Honor of Cody Walter Anonymous
In Honor of Dana Womack Avis Heeler Cindy and Larry Ruff
In Honor of Donnie Herman Sara Lange Flanagan
In Honor of Hodan Community Services Staff Mary Irene Connor
In Honor of Jack Burke Ron and Barb Komprood
In Honor of Jeanie Lewis Jim and Beverly Hoernke
In Honor of Joe and Margaret Galle Marcia and Neil Connor
In Honor of Kari Ann Knutson Tryg and Pam Knutson
In Honor of Kari Knutson’s 50th Birthday Betsy, Doug, Ginny, and Mandy
In Honor of Kristin Mitchell Mike and Joan Mitchell
In Honor of Lawrence and Rita Schraeder Kathleen Burke
In Honor of Lynae Henning Karla and Richard Anderson
In Honor of Mandy Hagen Scot, Lori, Forrest and Alexa Niebuhr
In Honor of Margaret and Joe Galle Mary Irene Connor Sheri Mauerman Virginia and Wally Porterfield Rex and Julia Wickland
In Honor of Margaret Galle’s Birthday Mary Irene Connor
In Honor of Margaret, Joe and Ted Galle Ellen Connor and Marrel Van Camp
In Honor of Mary Parrell Robert and Donna Parrell
In Honor of Mitch Hamilton Craig and Barb Mellor
In Honor of Mitch Savatski Jeff and Michelle Savatski
In Honor of Nicole Blankenberg Tom and Kris Blankenberg
In Honor of Sue Marr’s retirement Anonymous
In Honor of Ted and Mary Hodan Andrea M. Urbon
In Honor of Ted Hodan’s Birthday Julie, David and Jack Manthey
In Honor of the Awesome Client-Employees and Staff of Hodan Community Services Michelle Erschen
In Honor of The Marriage of John Greenwood and Fred Vaughn Christine Economos Geraldine Greenwood Ron Greenwood and Angie Stotis
In Honor of Tom Schraeder’s 65th Birthday Kathleen and Patrick Barry
In Honor of Trici Schraeder Kathleen and Patrick Barry
In Honor of Trici Schraeder’s Retirement Dave and Dorothy Meisenheimer
2015 Brick Fund Donors“In Memory of Al Revenig” Hodan Community Services Friends
“Remembering Vincent Limmex” Andrea Mariani
“In Memory of Lawrence Schraeder” Tom and Trici Schraeder
“Patricia Luetke-Hoelter” Paul and Mary Erickson
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Make Bargain Nooks Your Summer
“Dress-tination“
STORE HOURS:
Monday thru Friday: 10 to 5:30
Saturday: 10 to 5
Sunday: Noon to 4
LOCATIONS IN:
Mineral Point, Darlington,
Spring Green, Platteville,
Mount Horeb
Ladies — what feels better than a stylish, cool dress on a hot summer’s day? We have dresses galore! From glitzy formal dresses for weddings to cool cotton basics
that are easy to pack and take along for shopping, festivals and art fairs. Whatever
the occasion, we are sure to have a dress that fits you and your budget perfectly! Stop
by any or all of our five locations to find that summer “go-to” dress. Cool idea, huh?
We have stuff for you “guys,” too!
Summer Expansion for Our Mount Horeb StoreWe are excited to announce the expansion of our Mount Horeb Bargain Nook store
scheduled for this July, 2016! Our Mount Horeb location opened in November, 2009. We
have been steadily growing our customer base and the type of merchandise we carry. We
will be expanding in to the “second half” of the building we are currently occupying at 126
E. Main Street on Mount Horeb’s “Trollway” in the beautiful, thriving downtown district.
REMEMBER . . . WE HAVE GIFT CARDS!
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You can help ensure our future with a contribution to the Hodan Community Services Endowment
Fund. This is a perpetual fund composed of gifts from donors that are retained and invested by
Hodan Community Services. Earnings from this fund are used to support our mission.
Methods of Giving:CASH usually in the form of a check, is the most common form of charitable gifts.
APPRECIATED STOCK may provide a good opportunity for many
people who have enjoyed gains in the stock market and from
other investments.
PROPERTY that has increased in value since you have
owned it may fund your charitable gifts this year.
WILLS and BEQUESTS are another way to share your
gifts with others.
Should you wish to support us in your will or through other types of bequests, our legally incorporated name is: Hodan Community Services, Inc.
941 West Fountain St. • Mineral Point, WI 53565
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