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CONNECTIONSNo. 45 Special News About Special People from Glenwood, Autism & Behavioral Health Center Fall, 2011

At Glenwood, we are fortunate to have organizations across Birmingham come to our main campus and volunteer. We are thankful for the hours and hard work all of our volunteers contribute to making Glenwood the best place it can be. Special thanks goes to Glenwood Volunteers: Southern Nuclear, Altec Industries, Cumberland Law Students, CVS Caremark, and UAB Physician Assistants.

Thank You Glenwood Volunteers!

Dr. Kevin ElkoLuncheon

Christmas Program

Golf Tournament

ABA in the Classroom

Community Membership

Junior Board Updates

Glenwood’s Generous Supporters

In This Issue

Glenwood Connections • No. 45 • Fall, 20112

Table of Contents • Connections

3 Community Foundation of Birmingham October: Disability Employment Awareness Month

4 Luncheon with Dr. Kevin Elko Holiday Wish List

5 Christmas Holiday Play 6 Katharine R. Ireland Golf Tournament

8 Community Membership Jr Board Recap 10 Glenwood’s Generous Friends and Supporters

Glenwood, Inc. is a nonprofit organization incorporated in 1973 for the purpose of educating and treating children, adolescents, adults, and families affected by autism and severe behavioral disorders. Glenwood is governed by an uncompensated volunteer board of directors and advisors, and staffed by more than 280 professional and support personnel. For 35 years, Glenwood has been devoted to helping individuals reach their full potential and be productive members of society.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEJim Sullivan

Chairman of the Board

Robert Aland, Vice ChairRyan O. Thomas, SecretarySidney T. Philips, TreasurerCullom Walker, Ex-Officio

Connections is published by the Glenwood Development Department for friends and supporters of Glenwood.

Glenwood, Inc. 150 Glenwood LaneBirmingham, AL 35242(205) 969-2880(205) 967-1323 FAXwww.glenwood.org

D. Lee Yount, President/CEOGreg Carlson, VP of Planning & Project ManagementJoe Carter, VP of Adult ServicesBarbara Murbach, VP of AdministrationBill Thompson, VP of Clinical Services Sherri Van Pelt, VP of Development and CommunicationsCasey Coleman, Editor of Connections

Leave a charitable bequest to Glenwood and you create a personal legacy that endures forever. A gift through your estate helps provide Glenwood funding to continue its outstanding treatment, education and care for children and adults with autism and other special needs.

For information about making a gift to Glenwood through your estate, please contact Glenwood’s VP of Development & Communications Sherri Van Pelt at (205) 795-3376.

Around Glenwood

Pictured L to R: Dr. Jim Lasker, Shannon Messina, Lee Yount & Katie Lasker with the Tweety Lasker Award; story on page 8.

Pictured left,UAB Volunteer talks with students while

visiting campus.

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Community Foundation of Birmingham Provides Funding

The Outpatient Services division received generous funding this past year from the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham. This $40,000 specifically provides funding for psychological evaluations. This money covers the cost for those who do not have insurance or those whose insurance does not cover the full cost of an evaluation. Most

October is Disability Employment Awareness Month

“UTILIZING THE TALENTS of all Americans is essential for our nation to out-innovate, out-educate, and out-build the rest of the world.” During National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we recognize the skills that people with disabilities bring to our workforce, and we rededicate ourselves to improving employment opportunities in both the public and private sectors for those living with disabilities.” This is a portion of the proclamation signed by the President on October 3rd, 2011, naming October as Disability Employment Awareness Month. James Watkins, one of Glenwood’s ‘stars,’ was honored with the Personal Achievement Award from the Alabama Association for Persons in

of the requests that we receive are to determine whether or not an individual is on the Autism Spectrum. With the increase in Autism in our society, the ability to diagnose at an earlier age through the assessment process, enables children to qualify for and access needed therapeutic services. The quicker we can identify those on the Spectrum and assist them in accessing services, the better the

Pictured: Commissioner Zelia Baugh, Alabama Department of Mental Health, James Watkins, and Commissioner Cary Boswell, Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services

long term outcomes for these individuals. We have added three clinical psychologists to our staff this Fall and hope to start an Autism Diagnostic Clinic model in the near future so that we can see more individuals at a time. We are most grateful to the Community Foundation for their financial assistance and helping us to serve more individuals and

families in a timely manner.

Supported Employment (AL-APSE) on July 27th , during the AL-APSE annual conference held in Montgomery. James was recognized for his twenty years of full-time work in the mailroom of Protective Life, a national insurance company headquartered in Birmingham. James is an outstanding example of the contribution people can make to their community when the focus is on people’s abilities, rather than the disability. Congratulations, James!


On August 16th, 2011, Glenwood hosted an appreciation luncheon at The Club with special guest speaker Dr. Kevin Elko. Dr. Elko is a nationally renowned performance consultant, professional motivational speaker and author who works with professional and college football teams, most notably the Pittsburgh Steelers and the University of Alabama. His book, the Pep Talk, is in the process of becoming a major motion picture.

The appreciation luncheon was given in special thanks for those who give their time and efforts to support Glenwood. Dr. Elko spoke on the theme of our most recent Give Green Grow Hope Campaign. He delivered a very inspirational message creating a positive impact on those who attended the luncheon. Thank you to Keynote Speaker, Dr. Kevin Elko; Board member and parent advocate, Philip Young; Glenwood supporter, Al Barbaro; and especially to all who attended our appreciation luncheon. Glenwood would not be possible if not for your continued support.

Glenwood Hosts Luncheon with Dr. Kevin Elko

Art and Craft Projects

Art/craft supplies-markers, crayons,

construction paper, washable paint, etc.

Bean bag chairs

Cars and Trucks all sizes matchbox, medium and large

Comforters/Quilts (twin size)

Computer games

Decorative pictures or pictures for walls

Dolls that are disinfectable / washable

DVDs, (G or PG) that are up to date

DVD/VCR combination players

Fast food gift cards ex. McDonalds,

Chick-Fil-A, Arby’s

Fishing poles and tackle boxes

Games (card and board)

Games for Wii, Playstation 2 and/or Xbox

Gift cards to department stores such as Target, Wal-Mart or JC Penney

Headphones

Kid magazine subscriptions (American - Girl, National Geo Kids, Disney, etc)

Movie passes

MP3 players

Plastic Building Blocks large

Puzzles

Rugs for bedrooms

Sheet Sets queen, full or twin size

Sport balls (basketball, football, kickball, soccer ball, baseball)

Storage totes

Wall calendars

Wall clocks

Wii

HolidayWish ListHelp the children, teens and adults in Glenwood’s programs have happy holidays this season by making one of their wishes come true! Call: 205-969-2880 for info.


You’re Invited Y’all!

December 16, 2011 11:00 a.m.Lunch to follow

Liberty Crossings United Methodist Church5125 Sicard Hollow Rd

For more information & table reservations contact: Rebecca Sibley 795-3267Preschool oPen enrollment

ContaCt Dr. FeliCia Houston

[email protected]

205.212.6716


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Thank You, Sponsors

Tournament Chairs: Robin Savage, Tris Swindle, Tom Bazemore, Murray Priester, Billy Wood, Patrick Drummond and Steve Hudson

Teaming Up Fore Autism More than 130 golfers participated in the 19th Katharine R. Ireland Memorial Golf Tournament benefiting Glenwood, Autism & Behavioral Health Center. Under the leadership of Patrick Drummond, Tom Bazemore, Steve Hudson, Murray Priester, Robin Savage, Tris Swingle, Billy Wood and Philip Young, the 19th year of this tournament became another tremendous success. Due to the generosity of King Acura, the title sponsor, Drummond Company and Foresight Coal, championship level teams, team sponsors, hole sponsors, volunteers and other donations the tourney was able to exceed its goal and raise over $100,000.00 for Glenwood’s focus on

adults diagnosed with autism.“There are not many tournaments you can play that have the integrity and tradition like this one does. After players learn how much Glenwood supports our community by the numerous services they offer individuals with autism and special needs they will want to participate and give” said Patrick Drummond.

At Hole17, golfers had a chance

Pictured above: Michael Phillips and Dowe Bynum

19th Annual Katharine R. Ireland Golf Tournament


to win an Acura car with a hole-in-one. Again this year, Cullom Walker, Glenwood board member, also known as the “Hot Dog King” was luring players off the course to eat a few hot dogs before heading to the back nine. All day Glenwood’s adult participants with autism enjoyed visiting with golfers, taking pictures, and riding in the golf carts.

Monday’s event, however, seemed to walk away with even more. “Money raised from this year’s tournament goes specifically towards services for adults with autism,” the VP of Adult Services Joe Carter said. “Resources for adults with autism are severely limited compared to their needs. When children with autism grow up, they will continue to need specialized attention and oftentimes assistance finding employment. In the next decade almost 800,000 children with autism will enter adulthood and will continue to need support.”

“Money raised from this year’s tournament goes specifically

towards services for adults with autism,”

-Joe Carter, vp oF aDult serviCes

Tournament Winners (above): Andrew Szymela, Joe March, Patrick Drummond, Rick Passe, and John Lyon.

Above: Robert Davis, Ramona Shaddix, Tournament Sponsor: Henry King of King Acura, and Adam Watkins.

Pictured: Art Horton and Adam Watkins


Glenwood Jr. BoardPresident reports 2010-2011

Accomplishments

Before we examine the progress made over the past year I want to review the mission of the Glenwood Junior Board. The Junior Board was formed seven years ago to carry out four primary goals: (1) raise awareness of Glenwood among our peers and in the greater community (2) educate ourselves and others about autism and behavioral disorders (3) raise funds to support Glenwood’s services and programs and (4) spend quality time with the individuals in Glenwood’s programs. I am able to gladly report that the 2010-2011 Junior Board accomplished all of these objectives with passion and dedication, built upon the foundation of service and caring from the previous Junior Boards.

In February for the seventh consecutive year, the Glenwood Junior Board hosted its annual fundraiser, “A Night Under the Big Top.” This event featured live music by the Undergrounders, a live auction hosted by WJOX’s Tony Kurre, casino games, and a large silent auction. Tony has been a big media supporter of this event as well as its emcee for a number of years. What you may not know is that Tony did all of this even before he had a child diagnosed with autism. Clearly the cause inspires, and through the hard work of the Junior Board, especially Event Chairperson, Katie Gulas, and the generosity

DOWE BYNUMGlenwood Junior BoardPresident 2010-2011

Glenwood Receives Community Partner Award From Hand In Paw

Pictured : Students excitedly accept Hand In Paw’s Tweety Lasker Award

On August 20, 2011, Glenwood was awarded this year’s 2011, Tweety Lasker Award. The Tweety Lasker award is Hand in Paw’s community partner of the year award. Dr. James and Katie Lasker, longtime supporters of Hand in Paw’s mission, gave the first award to Children’s Hospital in 2007. The award is named after their beloved rescued greyhound that passed away that year. Since then, the award has been presented annually to the agency that has demonstrated excellence in partnering with Hand in Paw to serve individuals. Other agencies that have been honored include; UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Bell Center for Early Intervention Programs, and the YWCA of Central Alabama. The Laskers also make a generous donation to Hand in Paw and the recipient is named at Hand in Paw’s signature annual fundraising gala, Picasso Pets. This year’s event was held at the Cahaba Grand. Ms. Lee Yount & Ms. Shannon Messina were presented the attractive bronze sculptor of a greyhound. The beautiful sculptor was created by local artist, Brad Morton.

The Daniel House I and Daniel House II programs have been partnering with Hand in Paw for several years. Hand-in-Paw is an internationally known non-profit organization that provides professionally trained handler and animal teams to promote human health and well-being through animal assisted therapy. In the spring, January thru April, and then again in the fall, September thru December, the boys at Daniel House I and II participate in the 12 week positive living program which teaches compassion and anger management. Its curriculum focuses on preparing youth to be better citizens and parents in the future. The young men enjoy the curriculum and it’s always a highlight of their time while at the programs.


of many in the Birmingham community, the Junior Board exceeded its fundraising goal by over $165,000 for the event. Because of Big Top’s growing success and prominence, we moved the event to The Club.

I believe the new venue helped attract our largest crowd ever, of over 700 attendees. Big- Top once again generated significant coverage on WJOX Radio, in The Birmingham News, on local television stations, and in other media outlets throughout the State of Alabama.

The Junior Board continued its tradition of education about autism and interaction with our clients. Dr. Finn, who always gives generously of his time, came to our September, 2010 meeting to give us the latest updates on autism as well as to answer any questions about it, and Glenwood. The Junior Board also participated in an orientation at Glenwood’s campus, made

arts and crafts with the severely emotionally disturbed population at the CRC White House during the holiday season, helped clients make art for display and auction at Big Top, and had a wonderful bowling outing this fall with adults. Additionally, Junior Board members were active in the community by bringing potential sponsors to various events including Glenwood’s Holiday Program.

As my tenure as President of the Junior Board now closes, I would like to thank:

• Glenwood’s Staff: (especially Rebecca Sibley, Casey Coleman, and Jamie Grace Miller). Despite everyone’s many official duties and jobs, they all put in tremendous effort and time to help the Junior Board accomplish our goals for Glenwood. We could not be effective without the organization’s wonderful behind-the-scenes support.

• The Glenwood Board of Directors.

Their commitment to Glenwood makes it so much easier for the Junior Board to attract dynamic and talented individuals.

• The Glenwood Junior Board. It was a wonderful privilege to work with each member. This group is composed of so many talented individuals who all dedicate time, skills, and financial resources to make the whole much more than the simple sum of the parts. Please thank them if you see them for spending so much time away from families and for working to make Big Top the success it has become.

To close, I would like to thank both Past President Vince Schilleci for running such a well-oiled machine that it practically ran itself this year, and Michael Phillips, who was elected to be 2011-2012 President. Michael is one of the original Glenwood Junior Board members, and you can expect a bright future under someone so dedicated.

Glenwood relies on the contributions and support of individuals, families, foundations, and corporations to fund and operate its programs and services. Without you, its generous friends, Glenwood would not be able to provide essential programming to more than 7,000 children, teens, adults, and families with severe mental health disorders.

Thank you for your support.

Generous Friends and SupportersMAY 11, 2011 – OCTOBER 5, 2011Alabama Coal Cooperative *Alabama Lutheran United Appeal FundAliant Bank *AT&TMr. and Mrs. Allen BakerBarbara Ingalls Shook FoundationMr. Albert F. Barbaro, Jr. *Mr. Tom Bazemore *BBVACompass *Birmingham Budweiser Distributing Co. Inc. *Mr. and Mrs. Jim BlackMr. and Mrs. Damon BoilesMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Bowness, Jr.Ms. Fran BoxMs. Dorothy BoydMr. and Mrs. Robert A. Boyd *Mr. and Mrs. Michael BrannonMr. and Mrs. Clyde BrimageMr. and Mrs. Ronald G. BrunoBruno’s Event TeamMr. Bennie Bumpers *Capital Strategies Group Inc. *Mr. Joe CarterChick-fil-A, Eastwood Village *Christ The King Lutheran ChurchCobbs, Allen, and Hall *Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, Inc. *Ms. Cherri D. CollinsMrs. Susan S. CollinsMr. and Mrs. Scott Comas *Cook & Bynum Capital Management, LLC *Mrs. Betty Cooper *Mr. and Mrs. Wiley H. Cooper IVMr. Daniel CorbinMr. and Mrs. John T. CottonMr. and Mrs. Mark A. CrosswhiteCS Beatty Construction Inc. *Mr. and Mrs. James W. CunninghamMr. Peter CurtinCVS - Crestline *Dixie Data Business Products, Inc. *Dobbs & Associates *Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Dreher

Ms. Evelyn DriggersMr. and Mrs. E. A. Drummond *Drummond Company, Inc. *Edwin Watts Golf *Employment Screening Services *Mr. and Mrs. John FainFant Consulting Services *Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar *Foresight Coal Sales, LLC *Ms. Amy K. ForrestMr. and Mrs. Sam Frazier *Mr. Ralph D. FulmerMrs. Carla B. Gale *Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. GesterMr. David A. Glidewell *Golf Tec *Golfsmith - Hwy 280 *Mr. and Mrs. Michael GoodrichMr. and Mrs. Miller GorrieMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. GraffeoMr. Vincent J. GraffeoMr. and Mrs. Larry R. Grill Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hackney *Mr. and Mrs. Josh Hale *Mr. and Ms. Mike Hallman *Mr. and Mrs. Larry HansonHarbin Discount Pharmacy *Henry G. Sims and Henry U. Sims Memorial FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael HerronMr. and Mrs. James S. Holbrook *Hollywood Pool & SpaMr. and Mrs. Steve Hudson *Huie, Fernambucq and Stewart, LLP *Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. HutchensIBERIA BANK *Mrs. Fay B. Ireland *Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ireland, II *Mr. William R. Ireland, Jr. *Jerrell Packaging *Mr. and Mrs. Harry KampakisKathy G. & CompanyKellogg, Brown, & Root, LLCMr. and Mrs. Ted C. KennedyKing Acura *Kirkpatrick Concrete Inc. *Mrs. Sue KuechenmeisterLa Dolce Vita Ristorante *La Paz Restaurant *Dr. and Mrs. John Langlow, IIIKathy Love *Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. MaddoxMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. MarinoMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. MarinoMark’s OutdoorsDr. and Mrs. Daniel C. MarsonMr. and Mrs. Goran Matijasevic *

Mrs. Isabelle B. MaynardMaynard Cooper & Gale, PC *Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. McCartyMr. Roger S. McCulloughMs. Jennifer M. McFeeMr. and Mrs. Norman E. McNeill *Mr. Richard H. Meadows *Mr. and Mrs. Allen Meisler *Dr. and Mrs. Max Michael, IIIMilo’s Tea Company, Inc. *Ms. Dottie MitchellMitchell Industries Foundation *Montevallo Imports LLCMr. and Mrs. Wayne MooreMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. NaroMr. and Mrs. Philip NaroNelson Brothers, Inc. *New York Butcher Shoppe *New Zion Baptist ChurchNick’s Kids FundMr. and Mrs. John O. NorthropMr. and Mrs. Tyler O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Richard O’DonnellPankey Properties, LLC *Peabody Energy *Mr. J. W. Pearce, CPAMs. Esther K. PiazzaMr. and Mrs. James L. Priester *Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Printz *Mr. William Quattlebaum *RBC Bank *Regions Financial Corporation *Mr. and Mrs. James B. RembertMr. and Mrs. William E. Richardson *Mr. Kenneth E. Riley *Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Robertson *Robins & Morton *Royal Cup, Inc. *Mr. Samuel A. Rumore, Jr.Mr. Joseph C. SaiaSaint Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchMr. and Mrs. Robin W. Savage *Schaeffer Eye Center *Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Schilleci, IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert Schleusner *ServisFirst Bank *Mr. James D. SissonMrs. Peter G. Smith *Ms. and Mrs. Lochrane Smith *Mr. David Smitherman *Southern Carpet & Hardwood Inc. *Southern Family MarketsSouthern Pharmaceutical Services *Mr. and Mrs. John D. SpenceMs. Deborah Starks-RaglerMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. SteulStonegate Realty *


Glenwood’s Generous Friends and Supporters

* 2011 Ireland Golf Tournament


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MAY 11, 2011 – OCTOBER 5, 2011 (cont.)Dr. Hanes SwingleMs. Dorothy Tayloe *Mr. Donald G. Tezza *Mr. and Mrs. James ThorntonMr. and Mrs. Billy ThrashTommy Bahama *Mr. Bobby TrawickUnited Cerebral Palsy of Huntsville & Tennessee Valley, Inc.Mr. Michael A. Vercher *Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. VizzinaMr. Cullom Walker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joel P. WattsMr. and Mrs. Michael WilsonMr. Stuart W. Wilson *Mr. and Mrs. Philip Young *Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ZicarelliMr. and Mrs. Vincent Zicarelli Zurich *

In Honor of Zoe Bromberg Mrs. Elbert S. Jemison, Jr.In Honor of Joe Carter Triumph Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael WilsonIn Honor of Linda Cooper Mr. and Mrs. M. A. OdenealIn Honor of Lori Davis Mrs. Clara LeverichIn Honor of Dr. Eddie Finn Dr. and Mrs. William H. KesslerIn Honor of Henry Herring Dr. Pilar Vargas, MD, PHDIn Honor of The Glenn Ireland Family Mr. and Mrs. James H. EmackIn Honor of Tyler Marson Mr. and Mrs. Dolph C. Bosse Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. BosseIn Honor of Chris McNeil Mr. James O. HarrellIn Honor of Ann Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Bynum PerkinsIn Honor of Xan Young Ms. Christy C. Meadows Dr. and Mrs. Karl Stegall

In Memory of Christopher J. Bryant Miss Toy JohnsonIn Memory of Wallace Bunn Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese MurrayIn Memory of Dyson Deaton Mr. and Mrs. Ogden S. DeatonIn Memory of Chase Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt GordonIn Memory of Earl G. Hamel, Jr. Mrs. Virginia H. HamelIn Memory of James Fred Lewis Ms. Frances McCurdyIn Memory of Dennis Long Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. ConkleIn Memory of Margaret Dunn Mills Mr. and Mrs. Freddie H. StephensIn Honor of Michael E. Moore Ms. Deborah K. CarrollIn Memory of Don Mote Mr. and Mrs. Randy Alford Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bailey Mr. John Barr Mr. and Mrs. David Belcher Mr. and Mrs. William Bridges Mr. and Mrs. John N. Bryan Ms. Starr L. Burbic Ms. Anita S. Carter Mr. Joe Carter Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chapman Ms. Dorothy Childress Mr. and Mrs. Lynn H. Crouch Ms. Geraldine S. Green Dr. and Mrs. Peter Hendricks Ms. Mary M. Herren Mr. and Mrs. H. Fred Johnston Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Killion, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Lathram Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. May Mr. and Mrs. Randy R. McClendon Ms. Martha Monroe Ms. Linda E. Muehlberger Mr. and Mrs. W. Herbert Osborne III Mr. William H. Panter Ms. Barbara Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Preston Phillips

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Mr. and Mrs. William E. Pritchard Jr. Mr. Harry S. Purnell Jr. Shades Mountain Baptist Church Businessmen’s Sunday School Class Mrs. Bobbie Singley Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Smith Ms. Sara Smoke Ms. Shirley Sydes Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thompson Ms. Jacquelyn H. Tubbs WB Investors, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew WuskaIn Memory of Catherine Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brock Mr. Joe Carter Ms. Joyce Castor Mr. and Mrs. Jim Collins Ms. Jean Cox Ms. Catherine Fievet Ms. Barbara A. Greene Mrs. Virginia H. Hamel Mr. Jack Hedrick Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Herlihy Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jones Ms. Molly Knerl Mr. Norman E. McNeill Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murrell Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Sokol Mr. and Mrs. John R. Starnes Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Stephens Mrs. Margene S. Thornton Mr. Chivers R. Woodruff Jr. Ms. Kathleen PilleteriIn Memory of Jeff Thrash Mr. and Mrs. Billy Thrash

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