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2019 Gratitude Report &
2021 Crawford County
Calendar
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Why!
C ommunity
O vercomes
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D istractions
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2019 B OA R D M E M B E R S OU R V I SIO N
Bridging philanthropy with causes that improve Crawford County’s quality of life.
OU R M I S SIO N
To support collaborative, impactful and philanthropic leadership that provides quality
and lasting investments in our community, now and for generations to come.
Dr. Pete Maynard Dr. Joe Shadeed Jessica Berger
Chairperson Vice-Chairperson Secretary
2019 P E R M A N E N T
C OM M I T T E E S
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
Matt Orians Chad Birge Caryl Huggins Jennifer Stirm, Chair Jessica Berger
Val Sanderson Liz Dolan
Treasurer Trustee Trustee Dave Dostal Deb Dostal
Jim Pry Nancy Heiby
Janel Hord Carolyn Helbert
Casie Grau Rowan Kempf
FINANCE COMMITTEE: Sherri McMullen
Matt Orians Gage Roe
Dawn Ratliff Judi Saurers
Amy Vaughn Lisa Workman
Doug Leuthold Brad Murtiff Dawn Ratliff Joyce Vaughn COME HOME SCHOLARSHIP
Trustee Trustee Trustee INVESTMENT COMMITTEE COMMITTEE
Dr. Pete Maynard, Chair Brad Murtiff, Chair
Anne Cole Mike Dostal
Steve Crall Justin McMullen
Pat Hord Erin Stine
Matthew Pry Mo Ressallat
Tim Stenson
Bob Vasil
Jennifer Stirm Sarah Wegesin Jeff Zeisler
Trustee Trustee Trustee
A M E S S A G E F R O M OU R P R E SI D E N T G ROW TH OF AS SET S
Swing for the Fences. At the time of this writing, it’s baseball season, AND hockey season, AND
basketball season. Big 10 football is not being played in the fall. Long standing, traditional events, like
your community foundation’s annual meeting, have gone viral. Others have been cancelled altogether.
Wearing masks is considered considerate AND fashionable AND even political. Store shelves are void of
disinfectant wipes. Schools are turned upside down with virtual learning AND lack of access to virtual 2019
learning AND fear. The race for social justice and racial equality seems to have retreated to the starting $20.5 million in assets
block, with the finishing line a distant, intangible goal. Many who have never visited a food pantry are
now reluctant but regular guests. Parents are navigating ZOOM meetings AND teaching AND parenting, 2009
while others are also sprucing up their resume on LinkedIn, looking for a job to replace the one they lost.
Such an out of the norm world could have made Crawford Countians feel overwhelmed, confused, or defeated.
$10.1 million in assets
Instead, our community rallied, and we need to celebrate our tenacity and positive outcomes. So let’s list a few. We kept our
case numbers down. We stayed home when we had to. We didn’t overwhelm our local health care facilities. We donated to
food pantries. We held “stay strong” car parades and car graduations. We ordered take out from local eateries. We decorated our 1999
windows with signs and words of encouragement. We helped our businesses navigate loan and financial aid programs. We put
bears in windows and took our children on scavenger hunts. We volunteered and raised money to beautify our downtowns.
$2.2 million in assets
We hung banners of our veterans. We hung banners AND displayed yard signs congratulating our graduating seniors and their 1989
accomplishments. We brought food to our medical staff and first responders. We held peaceful demonstrations. We sewed and $0.7 million in assets
distributed face masks. We gave blood. We took walks in our parks.
In his book, Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity, author Charles L. Marohn, Jr. states that, “…I
believe that a financially strong national economy is the byproduct of having financially strong cities, towns, and neighborhoods.
“ T he f uture ai n’t w hat it
I do not believe the opposite: that our cities will be financially strong and healthy if we can only create a strong national us e d to b e.”
economy. In short, I believe that economic strength is built from the bottom and works its way up …I do not believe that a focus
on success at the national level will result in enduring, fine-grained prosperity in our local communities.” That being said, our - YO G I B E R R A , F O R M E R M L B P L AY E R ,
Crawford County community did its part to build, to believe, to “bottom up.” MANAGER AND COACH
Similarly, rural sociologist Benjamin Winchester claims that it is a misconception that rural America is dying. He believes that rural is changing and restructuring, and that it’s actually very resilient. Or to
put it another way, “If rural is dying, why can’t I find a house to buy?” He cites a survey listing the top three reasons people choose to live rural: simpler pace of life (think I-270 gridlock), safer and more
secure, and low housing costs. He also cites PEW Research claiming that while 20% of respondents actually live rural, 50% say they would prefer to! So little did we know, but some actually envy our small
communities and small efforts that pay such big benefits.
In our current times, it also matters more than ever that we work at happiness and our mental health, and remember that it’s okay to find happiness in hard times. Psychology Professor Barbara
Frederickson at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, found in a study that while happiness helps create and sustain emotional resilience, the opposite is also true. The emotional resilience that
comes from knowing how you can get through a crisis with a little less despair and a little more sanity and perspective, can also lead to happiness. Therefore, as you look through this 2019 Gratitude
Report, we hope the successes of 2019 will help stir fond memories of our lives before the chaos struck. As you look at the pictures and factoids in the 2021 calendar, we hope you are inspired by the
people and places that make up our home. And remember Crawford County: Swing for the fences.
Regards,
Lisa Workman, CFRE
President
Home is
Why!
2019 AT A G LA N CE
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85
T H E C OM M U N I T Y
F OU N DAT IO N . . . Grants Funds
Participated in
is a catalyzing force that creates a better Awarded #Giving2sday SCHOLARSHIPS
future for all by addressing the community’s & Raised over AWARDED
most critical or persistent challenges, 2 COME HOME $222,000 amount of
$153,200 to
Scholarships Awarded a new record!
inclusively uniting people, institutions and 62 individuals
2 of 85 were
resources, and producing significant, widely Come Home
shared and lasting results. 4 NEW Funds
Designated
Established
Scholarships
500
- CFLeads, Aspen Institution Community Strategies Group and
The Council on Foundations from Framework for Community
1 NEW
Leadership by a Community Foundation Scholarship $20 Million
Fund in assets Benchmark broken
DONORS
Established
CONTRIBUTED
334 of which donated
on #Giving2sday
$3,500+
Raised for the Come Home Scholarship Fund
FROM THE BEGINNING…
The Timken Foundation helped establish The Community Foundation for Crawford County in 1984. It is one of more than 800 community foundations in the United
States today. We serve all of Crawford County, offering a variety of ways to touch our community through philanthropy. We have granted more than 5.4 million from
our Crawford Impact Fund since 1985.
2019 SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT Grants
GR A NT Awarded
S AWA from the
RDED
100
G ROW T H Crawford
F R OM OU R C R AWImpact
FORD IM Fund
PA C T F U N D
Assets
Cash $ 360,149
OF F U N D S Since
S IN CE 1985
1985
Investments 20,974,163
Animal Arts & Culture
Deferred grants and pledges 520,000 82
4%
80 Protection 4%
Property and equipment 284,290
Total Assets 22,138,602
73
Liabilities
Community
Current liabilities 233 66
Development
Funds held in trust 1,580,330 28%
60
Total Liabilities 158,546
Funds Managed
56
Net Assets 20,558,038 52
Net Assets & Liabilities $ 22,138,602 46
44
40
42 Recreation
40
13%
Income 36 36 35 Education
Contributions and gifts $ 616,794 32 31%
30
Net investment income 3,628,510 28 28
Miscellaneous revenues 9,655 24 Human
Total Income 4,254,958 20 21 Services 13%
Expense 16
Salaries and benefits 120,212
Grants and Scholarships 702,167
Other operating expenses 76,815
Total Expense 899,194 0
00 03 06 009 012 15 Environment
18
20 20 20 2 2 20 Health 6% 1%
20
Change in Net Assets 3,355,765 Fiscal Year
Net Assets, Beginning of Year 2019 17,202,273
Net Assets, 12/31/19 $ 20,558,038
Home is
Why!
JANUARY:
Notable Newsweek
Crawford Magazine
Countian Cover Photo
- Lauretta 1945; Credit: Newsweek
Schimmoler came to Magazine
own a poultry business after working at a chicken hatchery in Photos from:
New Washington. After becoming a licensed pilot in 1929, she became the first woman in the U.S. to establish and operate Photo
an From: Wikipedia,
Newsweek Magazine
historybyzim
Notable(Bucyrus).
airport CrawfordACountian
colleague – At the peak
of Emilia of American
Earhart, in 1944 Red Crosswas
Lauretta wartime activity into
commissioned 1945, 7.5 million
operate volunteers
the Aerial provided
Nurse Corps, service to the military. Monies raised
training
allowed the Red Cross to provide coffee, sandwiches, cigarettes and comfort to our Armed Forces. The volunteer in
registered nurses to parachute into battlefields to administer life-saving aid to injured soldiers. Her feat is captured in the this magazine cover is New Washington’s
own Betty
patriotic Dickinson.
film, Parachute Nurse. Later, she became the first woman to command an American Legion post.
JANUARY
DECEMBER 2020 FEBRUARY
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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New Year’s Day
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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Full Moon
The Tracks of Time – At one time, the Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads were the nation’s largest, Photo By:by:
Photo Mike
AdiDostal
Helbert
Looking Down on Bucyrus - This sunset photo captures the courthouse, library, Moose, and of course
and they intersected in Crestline. Crestline was a major repair center for the Pennsylvania, which necessitated a – The Community Foundation for Crawford County,
and is taken
passenger fromequipped
station the roof of
withtheaElks. The
hotel, Bratwurstand
restaurants Capital of In
shops. America is located
1968, the two rivalon two major
railroads historic
merged transportation routes, the Lincoln Highway and
to form
Sandusky
the River, Transportation
Penn Central and it was Indian Territoryand
Company, for itmany years.
filed for Foundedwithin
bankruptcy in 1821,twoBucyrus
years. citizens are celebrating their bicentennial in 2021.
FEBRUARY
JANUARY MARCH
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Groundhog Day
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
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Ash Wednesday
Valentine’s Day Presidents’ Day Random Acts of Kindness Day
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Full Moon
28
Photo by: Casie Grau
Photo By: Bill Fisher
Free
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Hatched Many -Forms
Robins- Cemeteries were
are often the firstour nation’s
birds firstsinging
you hear public parks,
just asand Oakwood
dawn Cemetery
approaches, in Bucyrus
thus the nicknamestill“wake
attracts many
robin” strollers,
and the joggers andPhoto by:
bicyclists.
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This photograph was Cemetery on SRby
taken in Galion 98Galion
East have become
resident Dawnignored
Tilson and
and overgrown.
won her theFor a list
2020 of cemeteries
calendar Dawn
that could use the
photo contest! TLC Tilson
of
volunteers, contact Ron Amore at ramore12000@yahoo.com.
MARCH
FEBRUARY APRIL
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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International Women's
Day
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Daylight Saving Time Eastern Orthodox Lint
Begins Begins St. Patrick’s Day Spring Begins
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Passover Begins
Sundown
28 29 30 31
Palm Sunday
Passover
Full MoonPhoto By: Beverly Sipe
No
HangAlcohol - The
in There! first Prohibition
Beverly found thisConvention
common grey in the
treeU.S.
frogwas
onheld in Crestline
the branch on April 18,
of a viburnum 1869.inThis
shrub her curbside
yard in Bucyrus Township. Grey tree frogs haveBoth Photos:
the ability
display on Seltzer Street in Crestline asked a good question, as ten dollars would buy two bottles of whiskey oldtimecrestlineohio
to camouflage themselves from grey to yellow-green, although they change color at a slower rate than chameleons. Native to much of the eastern U.S. and
or a whole stack
southeastern of groceries.
Canada, this particular frog won Beverly the 2021 calendar photo contest!APRIL
MARCH MAY
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Good Friday
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Easter
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Ramadan Begins
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
National Volunteer Week
April 18-24 Earth Day
25 26 27 28 29 30
Full Moon
Rainbow over Bucyrus – A welcome sight after the rain. In 2019, we endured so much rain, flooding, extreme Photo By: Susan
Photo By: Maynard
Pat Hargis
Lady Liberty Remembers Our Veterans Mural as Seen Through a Hanging Basket of Flowers - During spring,
cold and a polar vortex that the USDA designated Crawford County and 40 other OH counties a natural disaster summer and early fall, over 40 volunteers daily
water these beautiful baskets that line Sandusky Avenue in Bucyrus. All of the supplies
designation for their losses. Rainbows are the universal symbol of peace and harmony. needed are paid for through donations to the Bucyrus Beautification
Fund of Projects, Inc., a support organization of the Foundation.MAY
APRIL JUNE
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Cinco de Mayo
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Mother’s Day Ramadan Ends Armed Forces Day (U.S.)
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Full Moon
Memorial Day
Unger Park Pond at Sunset – Unger Park consists of 53 acres of restored prairie and bottomland woods. Photo
PhotoBy:
By: Bill
DonFisher
Tudor
They’re All the Buzz – As honey bees gather pollen and nectar for their survival, they pollinate crops
Periodical burnings ensure that the prairies are maintained – just one of the efforts of the Crawford Parksuch as blueberries, broccoli and brussel sprouts. Both
crop yield
District and quality
to ensure would beofgreatly
preservation reduced
what was once without honeyPlains.
the Sandusky bee pollination. Since some pollinators are declining in population, “bee” grateful next time
you spot one – it’s helping feed you! This honey bee was on a crocus blossom in Bill’s yard.JUNE
MAY JULY
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Flag Day Juneteenth
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Summer Begins | Father’s Day Full Moon
27 28 29 30Daughmer Bur Oak Savanna with Ohio Spiderwort – This remnant is the largest and best preserved of the Sandusky Plains – the Photo By: Bill Fisher Photo By: Rhonda Davis unplowed, deep soil prairies and savannahs that were present at the easternmost extension of America’s prairie heartland. The Ohio Red, White and Bale – Mendy and Russ Sellman, who operate Rus-Men Farms, turned these 800-lb hay bales into patriotism spread out over 55 acres. In the Spiderwort plant, also commonly known as bluejackets, usually opens up its flowers in the morning and closes them by afternoon in summer of 2020, picture takers frequented their farm at the crossroads of New Winchester and Iberia Roads outside of Galion. “In this country we have so sunny weather – but remains open on cloudy days. much to be thankful for, and life is a gift,” said Mendy.
JULY
JUNE AUGUST
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Independence Day
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Full Moon
25 26 27 28 29 30 31Photo By: Anne Cole
Back to School – 2020 is the 5th anniversary of the opening of the Crawford Success Center in Bucyrus, a satellite of North Central Photo by:
Sunset Over Pasture – Anne delighted in this sunset photo taken over her family’s pasture along the old Lincoln Highway. As much as some of us might make
Amanda Sheets
State College. Like the State of Ohio, Crawford County is working to increase its education attainment level. From 2015-2019, our
fun of the fact that Crawford Countians are surrounded by farmland, rural areas can be simply captivating at sunset. Anne thinks this one rivals most ocean
county’s education attainment level grew from 10.5% to 12.6%. This translates to higher household income, an increased tax base,
view sunsets, and we agree!
improved infrastructure and quality of life, and makes living here better for us all.AUGUST
JULY SEPTEMBER
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Full Moon
29 30 31Notable Crawford Countian – Crestline native Mike Gottfried served as head football coach at Murray State, Cincinnati, Photo by: Photo By: Carolyn Helbert Kansas and Pittsburgh. His total record as a college head football coach is 77-54-6, and more than 35 of his players were John Ataschian/ESPN Stay Strong – The Crestline Community Development Team is moving Crestline forward. These red, white and blue ribbons were donated by local recruited to the NFL. After 17 years as a football analyst and commentator for ESPN, Gottfried then founded Team Focus businesses and distributed for free during the COVID-19 pandemic, displaying community spirit and solidarity all over the Village. To see more initiatives for with his wife, Mickey. Team Focus mentors and supports fatherless boys throughout the country. Today he lives in Mobile, which the Crestline Community Development Team is responsible, visit downtown Crestline or visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/crestlinecdt/. AL, where he helped found the GMAC Bowl. #TheCrestlineComeback#CrestlineStrong#WeTheDogs
SEPTEMBER
AUGUST OCTOBER
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Labor Day Rosh Hashanah Patriot Day
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Yom Kippur POW/MIA Recognition Day
Begins Sundown Yom Kippur (U.S.)
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Full Moon Autumn Begins
26 27 28 29 30
National Good Neighbor DayPhoto By: Becca Hord
Lowe Volk
October:
Drone Over Park
Hord – Hiking
Feedmill
Hords – Thishere
Overview
aerialincludes
pic; Credit:these
view over Hordsteps
Becca Hord which
Farms is a lead
great nature
example explorers
of the to the Sandusky
technological River. Many students
advancements made in have
farming over the past few decades.Photo by:
Drone Over Hords – This aerial view over Hord Farms is a great example of the technological advancements made in farming over the past few decades. A pig, cow and grain farm, the HordsA
descended
pig,have
cowfiveandthese
grainstairs
farm,tothe
find the creatures
Hords that make this river their
100home- knowing thatbusiness.
the moreThey diverse the creatures Joe Noblet
generations and over 100 yearshave
in thisfive generations
family business. Theyand over
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partners in pork
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family arefrom
facility in Michigan alsowhere
partners in aproducts
fresh pork new pork processing facility
are made. in
found, the healthier the river. In this park, the Sandusky River starts its 130-mile journey to
Michigan from where fresh pork products are made. Crawford County should be proud of our farmers - they feed people! the Sandusky Bay.OCTOBER
SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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Columbus Day
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Full Moon
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
United Nations Day
31
Halloween
Veterans remembered – Local veteran Dan Dornbirer created this rendering to commemorate the Battle of Iwo Jima. Dan Photo By: Fred Hendricks
Photo by:
Amish at Work – These usable trees on Wynford-Nevada Road are being harvested for lumber. Horses are dragging
was inspired to remember those who served in the past, along with current military service personnel. Each Veterans and the felled trees to the edge of the woods,
Fred Hendricks
where theDay,
Memorial logsthis
aredepiction
then trucked to aviewed
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at for
themilling.
corner Ohio has the 19/100
of Highways largest Amish population
and Spore of any
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Old PathsCountians frequently hire them to
complete
Baptist various
Church lawn.projects
Dan is like
alsothis one.there.
pastorNOVEMBER
OCTOBER DECEMBER
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Election Day
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Community Foundation
Daylight Saving Time Ends Veterans Day Week Begins
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Community Foundation
National Philanthropy Day Week Ends Full Moon
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Thanksgiving Day
28 29 30
Hanukkah Begins
Sundown Hanukkah #Giving2day
Come Home to Galion
– This is not your typical gingerbread man, as this one is made of ice! Ice sculptures, carriage rides, tree Photo By: FredPhotos
Hendricks
from:
Just Chillin’
lighting, Out a–parade
Santa, This male cardinal
– it’s all partisofbrightening
the holidaythe winter day
celebration at with his color
the annual and Home
Come whistled
to song.
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popular breed,
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cardinal is the official stateWildenthaler
bird of
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city in states,
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by that name, in 1933. Fred captured
it is located this pose Crawford,
in three counties: in his ownMorrow
yard when
andhe still lived on Home Center Road in Bucyrus.
Richland. and Matt EchelberryDECEMBER
NOVEMBER JANUARY 2022
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Pearl Harbor
Remembrance Day
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
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Full Moon Winter Begins Christmas Eve Christmas Day
26 27 28 29 30 31
New Year’s Eve49 #Giving2sday Grants to
20 19 G R A N T R E C I P I E N T S
Funds Held at the Foundation
Bucyrus
Acres of Adventure
F O R D Crestline
C R AW T Y
Bucyrus Fire Department Crestline Assistance and Ministries Program
Bucyrus Outreach & Restoration Network (BORN) Crestline Athletic Boosters
CO U N
Bucyrus Scouts Inc./Camp Michael Emmanuel's Bread
City of Bucyrus - Bucyrus Police Explorers Program Wildlife Haven
Crawford County Community Concert Association
Crawford Partnership for Education and Economic
Development
Crawford Success Center/North Central State College Galion
Foundation Galion Historical Society
Crawford Works
Emergency Grant Fund
Good Hope Lutheran Church - WOW Program
Humane Society Serving Crawford County
Oakwood Cemetery Association Tiro
YMCA of Bucyrus - Tiffin, Inc. Village of Tiro
Grant Recipient Organizations Serving Crawford County from Other Locations
American Red Cross - East Central Ohio Chapter
Marion - Crawford Prevention Programs
Team Focus, Inc.2019 F U N D S AT T H E C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N
F O R C R AW F O R D C OU N T Y
The following funds have been created by individuals, corporations and non-profit organizations and help carry forth the mission of
The Community Foundation for Crawford County. (*indicates new fund)
Buckeye Central School Endowment Fund Galion Community Education Foundation Fund
Bucyrus Auditorium Endowment Fund Galion Historical Society Endowment Fund
Bucyrus Backpack Program Fund Gertrude M. Bechtel Crossroads Mural Endowment Fund
Bucyrus City School Endowment Fund Harold G. & Louise C. Pry Memorial Fund
Bucyrus Historical Society Designated Fund Harvey School Designated Fund
*Bucyrus Mausoleum Association Fund Holy Trinity Athletic Fund
Bucyrus Outreach & Restoration Network (BORN) Fund Hord Family Donor Advised Fund
Bucyrus Preservation Society Designated Fund Humane Society Serving Crawford County Endowment Fund
Carter Family Donor Advised Fund John T. & Grace B. Bridges Fund
Charles L. and Helen M. Wiles Designated Fund Keith Hartman Clayton Memorial Fund
Colonel Crawford School Endowment Fund Little League Designated Fund
Council On Aging Designated Fund Loren's Cancer Care Designated Fund
Crawford Antique Farm Machinery Association Designated Fund Marian E. and Norman H. Maynard Bucyrus Public Library Fund
Crawford County Agricultural Society Fund Murals Endowment Fund
Crawford County Community Concert Association Endowment Fund New Washington Fund
Crawford County Sports Hall of Fame Building Fund OMIG Crawford Unlimited Leadership (CULEAD) Designated Fund
Crawford Impact Fund (fna The Community Foundation for Crawford County *Paul and Tamara Robinson Memorial Fund
Unrestricted Fund) Playscape Designated Fund
*Crawford Partnership Community Opportunity Internship Fund Robert Clark Neff Fountain Endowment Fund
Crestline Historical Society Fund Schines Art Park Endowment Fund
Crestline Music Boosters Designated Fund United Way Designated Fund
Crestline School Endowment Fund Unrestricted Bucyrus Auditorium Fund
Early Childhood Education Quality Improvement Non-Endowed Fund Unrestricted Crawford County Community Concert Association/Robert Clark
Elizabeth C. Heckert Charitable Endowment Fund Neff Fund
Friends of the Crawford Park District Fund The Weekes Family Memorial Fund
Friendship Bridge Designated Fund Wynford School Endowment Fund
Galion Community Center YMCA Fund YMCA Bucyrus Designated Fund
Galion Community Education Foundation Brick and Mortar Fund *Zulauf Farm Endowment Fund
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cha l lenge…to a lw ays do w hat is r ig ht and go o d and
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Why!2019 A D D I T IO NA L SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEES
ADDITIONAL REPRESENTATIVES TO THE DR. LAURIE ANNE RHODEBECK MERLE AND PEG HUTSON SAMUEL NEFF FELLOWSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDY
Debbie Hofmann (Dustin T. Stover Scholarship) Josh Dyer Gary Almanson SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
Eric Stover (Dustin T. Stover Scholarship) Emerson Eckstein Libbie Anatra Jessica Berger
Donald Miller (Jeanne A. Miller Scholarship) Dan Everly Matt Bickert Mike Hoffman
Jody Miller (Jeanne A. Miller Scholarship) Kyle Hartman Tammi Creed Lisa Workman
Beth Heinlen (Jeanne A. Miller Scholarship) Martha Kozik John DiPietro
Mollie Geissler (John W. Brubaker, Jr. Carolyn Helbert SUSAN CAMPBELL MEMORIAL
Scholarship) KENNETH CUMMINS SCHOLARSHIP, Todd Roston SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
Emily Norris (Nancy Angene Johnson ROBERT SCHWADERER SCHOLARSHIP, Barb Ruhe Jill Kinn
Scholarship) AND TYLER NIESE MEMORIAL Bob Runyon Becky Napier
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: John Supon Ruthann Noblet
CRAWFORD COUNTY SPORTS HALL OF Haley Carrick
FAME SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: Betty Majoy RICHARD A. MILLER
Carolyn Helbert Mike Martin SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
Jeff Panovich Mary Rees Lisa Anatra
CRAWFORD FORWARD SCHOLARSHIP
Marcia Stout Sandy Cole
Reed Obermiller
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AND PRY SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: KIWANIS KAHLE-WENNER w ho ? If not now,
Miranda Jones
Mike McBeth
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
Ken Cameron
ROLLIE AND ESTHER WILSON
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
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Nadia Oehler Doug Foght Todd Martin, Colonel Crawford Superintendent -JOHN LEWIS, FORMER
Kyle Solomon Rob Ratliff Jake Bruner, Colonel Crawford Principal
Chris Stone Duane Watts David Sheldon, Colonel Crawford Athletic
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER
Rebecca Wilden Director AND CONGRESSMAN
Chuck Huggins, Colonel Crawford Girls’ Softball
Coach
Ryan Teglovic, Colonel Crawford Guidance
Counselor
GROWTH OF SCHOLARSHIP GIVING Amount Awarded
# OF SCHOL $153,200 Amount Awarded
FUNDS
$7,800
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# OF STUDENTS
AWARDED
# OF SCHOARSHIPS
AWARDED
62 # OF STUDENTS
# OF SCHOL
FUNDS
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2019
# OF SCHOARSHIPS AWARDED
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YEAR 2009 112019 S C HO L A R SH I P F U N D S & R E C I P I E N T S
The Community Foundation for Crawford County is proud to introduce the 2019 scholarship recipients for the following scholarships: (*Indicates new fund)
COME HOME SCHOLARSHIP GLEN AND ALICE BEERS Alivia Lewis, Bucyrus HS SUMMER SEMESTER AWARDS
GENERAL FUND SCHOLARSHIP FUND Sarah Lipscomb, Bucyrus HS Katie Alspach, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad
Adam Paynter, graduate of Buckeye Central Fund will begin awarding scholarship in 2020. Andrew Mee, Bucyrus HS Carla Bennett, 1991 Bucyrus HS grad
HS and Bowling Green State University with a Alexandria Miller, 2018 Crestline HS grad
doctorate degree in physical therapy from Ohio HOLMES LIBERTY ALUMNI Riley Moody, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad FALL SEMESTER AWARDS
University SCHOLARSHIP FUND Jackson Moody, Bucyrus HS Katie Alspach, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad
Noah Smith, Wynford HS Cieara Pfeifer, 2018 Colonel Crawford HS grad Carla Bennett, 1991 Bucyrus HS grad
CRAWFORD COUNTY SPORTS Donna Richardson, Bucyrus HS
HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIP FUND JAMES E. HUGGINS, SR. AND Kayleigh Seiber, 2017 Bucyrus HS grad RICHARD A. MILLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Kaylyn Gimbel, Galion HS MARGARET M. HUGGINS Thomas Smith, III, 2015 Wynford HS grad Maxwell Anatra, Crestline HS
Kyle Hamm, Bucyrus HS AGRICULTURAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Kylee Tighe, Bucyrus HS
Olivia Grove, Wynford HS MaKenzie Tighe, Bucyrus HS RICHARD E. STEARNS SCHOLARSHIP FUND
CRAWFORD FORWARD Emily Rudd, Wynford HS Kristen Vaughn, Bucyrus HS Isabelle Biglin, 2017 Buckeye Central HS grad
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Callie Wildenthaler, 2017 Galion HS grad
Samantha Wilhite, 2017 Crestline HS grad JEANNE A. MILLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND ROBERT SCHWADERER
Alizhah Watson, Wynford HS MARVIS SCHAAF SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP FUND
DARYL E. STUCKY MEMORIAL Alizhah Watson, Wynford HS Molly Geissman, Buckeye Central HS
SCHOLARSHIP FUND JOHN W. BRUBAKER JR. Noah Smith, Wynford HS Darren Wurm, Buckeye Central HS
Zoltan Feldman, Wynford HS SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Sarah Lipscomb, Bucyrus HS MERLE AND PEG HUTSON ROLLIE AND ESTHER WILSON
DOUG AND RENEE LEUTHOLD SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SCHOLARSHIP FUND KENNETH CUMMINS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Maxwell Anatra, Crestline HS Danielle Horsley, Colonel Crawford HS
Teresa House, 2018 Galion HS grad Makayla Aichholz, 2018 Buckeye Central HS grad Brianna Briggs, Crestline HS
Alexandria Miller, 2018 Crestline HS grad Isabelle Biglin, 2017 Buckeye Central HS grad Desiree Naveja, Crestline HS SAMUEL NEFF FELLOWSHIP
Desiree Naveja, Crestline HS Brandon Mann, Buckeye Central HS/Pioneer Caitlin Harley, Crestline HS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDY
Cieara Pfeifer, 2018 Colonel Crawford HS grad Career & Technology Center SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Thomas Smith, III, 2015 Wynford HS grad Taylor Niese, 2018 Buckeye Central HS grad MOUNT ZION MILTON HARMAN Samantha Peck, 2017 Wynford HS grad,
Kristen Vaughn, Bucyrus HS Emma Studer, 2017 Buckeye Central HS grad SCHOLARSHIP FUND Wittenberg University – Germany
Alizhah Watson, Wynford HS Darren Wurm, Buckeye Central HS Zoltan Feldman, Wynford HS Haley Van Voorhis, 2014 Bucyrus HS grad, Ohio
Callie Wildenthaler, 2017 Galion HS grad University - Africa
KEVIN A. BINAU SCHOLARSHIP FUND NANCY ANGENE JOHNSON
DR. LAURIE ANNE RHODEBECK Sarah Lipscomb, Bucyrus HS SCHOLARSHIP FUND SUSAN CAMPBELL MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Eleni Smock, 2018 Wynford HS grad SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Caitlin Harley, Crestline HS KIWANIS KAHLE-WENNER Nicholas Barnes, Colonel Crawford HS
Callie Wildenthaler, 2017 Galion HS grad SCHOLARSHIP FUND NOAH SKYLAR LEAR Andrew Geiger, Colonel Crawford HS
Sarah Lipscomb, Bucyrus HS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Bailey Niedermier, Colonel Crawford HS
*DR. JOSEPH AND SUSAN SHADEED Donna Richardson, Bucyrus HS Alivia Lewis, Bucyrus HS
SCHOLARSHIP FUND TYLER NIESE MEMORIAL
Fund will begin awarding scholarships in 2021. LARRY SCHIEFER MEMORIAL PRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SCHOLARSHIP FUND SPRING SEMESTER AWARDS Layne Vanderpool, Buckeye Central HS
DUSTIN T. STOVER SCHOLARSHIP FUND Caleb Rausch, Wynford HS Katie Alspach, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad Allyson Sostakowski, Buckeye Central HS
Shelby Hale, Colonel Crawford HS Tammy Beal, 1989 Barry Goldwater HS grad
Connor Miller, Wynford HS MARGARET AND DONALD WENNER, MD Carla Bennett, 1991 Bucyrus HS grad WYNFORD FFA RISING SUN
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Sara Cress, 2005 Bucyrus HS grad SCHOLARSHIP FUND
FIRST FEDERAL COMMUNITY BANK Jaden Deskins, Bucyrus HS Nicole Huber, 2009 GED Fund will begin awarding scholarships in 2021.
COME HOME SCHOLARSHIP FUND Gram Dick, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad Ann Kilgore, 1982 Galion HS grad
Nathan Harvey, graduate of Bucyrus HS and The Teresa House, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad Dustin McMillen, 2005 Galion HS grad
Ohio State University with an MBA from Franklin Caleb Johnson, Bucyrus HS
University Katlyn Kegley, Bucyrus HS
Lauren Kohler, Bucyrus HS2019 C OM M U N I T Y I N V E ST O R S
Thanks to our donors, The CF4CC is making charitable dreams come true every day in Crawford County and beyond. These individuals, organizations,
and businesses provided the monies for the funds for the Foundation’s integrated work.
A Crawford County Sports Hall of Fame Steven & P. June Gebhardt Joseph Kelly
A-1 Printing Crawford Partnership for Education and Terry & Kathleen Gernert Jon Kelso
ACS Title & Closing Services Economic Development Brent & Katie Gledhill Denis & Sharon Kempf
ADM Benefit Plans Agency, Inc. Crestline Chiropractic Clinic Dana & Carol Griffith John & Joyce Kennedy
Advanced Fiber Technology, Inc. Crocus Club David & Missi Grove Michael & Susan Kent
Alpine Electric, Inc. Crossroads Original Designs Limited Pam Grubel Kernan Insurance Agency, Inc.
American Legion Colonel Crawford Post 181 S. Casey Kerr
Amvets Post #27 D H Kinn Brothers, Inc.
Lyle Angene Tom & Patty Daiber Veronica Halberg Mary Alice Kirkpatrick
Anthony Lee Screen Printing, Inc. David A. and Debra K. Petersilge Charitable Fund Marjorie Harter Janet Kohls
Guillermo & Heidi Arbona of Schwab Charitable Lillian Hartschuh Martha Kozik
ARK Realty LLC Peggy Degray Steven & Carolyn Helbert Kroger
ASTS-LLC Christopher & Carole DeWalt The Hocker Family Trust
David & Patty Auck Dr. Dorey Diab Mike & Beth Hoffman L
Michael & Lori Dishon Tom & Pam Holtshouse Lova Kay Lantz
B Gerry & Liz Dolan Hord Family Farms, LLC Donald Leonberger
The Alice M. Beers Living Trust Dave & Deb Dostal The Hord Family Fund of National Christian Dick & Karen Leuthold
Suzanne Binau Mike & Kiley Dostal Foundation Ohio Doug & Renee Leuthold
Rod & Michelle Blaising DT Petroleum Services, Inc. Hord Livestock Co., Inc. Leyda 2014 Revocable Family Trust
Bucyrus Elevator Joe & Lynlee Dzugan Duane & Inez Hord Robert & Tasha Lisle
Bucyrus Moose Lodge No. 669 Pat & Janel Hord John & Dahna Loeding
Bucyrus Road Materials, Inc. E Horizon Mechanical & Electrical, Inc. Kathleen Lowe
Paul & Cheryl Buettell Earth, Wind & Flowers Garden Club Douglas & Susan Horsley James & Helen Luidhardt
BUNCO 4th Thursday Betty Ebbeskotte Paul & Marilyn Houk
Burkhart Farm Center, Inc. Kris & Tara Eckert Dale & Margaret Hoyles
Dr. Tyler & Caryl Huggins
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Warren & Sandy Bussard Emerson Eckstein Jan Maddy
Janice Butler Steven Eckstein Ronald Hurst Makeever & Associates, Inc.
Jerry & Linda Efaw Roger & Juleen Marquart
C Brent Ekin I Dr. Pete & Susan Maynard
C & D Jury Farms & Trucking Epperson Trust Insurance Center of Bucyrus Bradley & Krista McKibben
Ken & Deb Cameron Sharon Etler Jason & Erin McMullen
Richard & Loyce Carpenter J Dr. Glen & Nancy McMurray
Carter Electric, Inc. F J & F Construction & Development., Inc. Libby McPeek
Peter & Maureen Mello
Carter Machine Co., Inc. C. Barry Farmer J & F Real Estate Investments, LLC
Cashland FCBank Paulette James Ross Miller
Chevron Matching Employee Funds of William & Christina Ferrell Jean A. Reinhard Revocable Trust Tom & Nadine Miller
YourCause, LLC Pam Finnegan Virgil & Crystal Jennings Bill & Mary Lee Minor
Civista Bank First Federal Community Bank Larry Johnson John Mizick
Randy Clady Bill & Donna Fisher David & Joan Jones Randy Monk
Club View Vision Center, Inc. Dan Fisk & Wendy Rogers JPMorgan Chase Good Works Workplace Giving Ann Mullins
David Cochran Flex Fitness Club, LLC Program of JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Gary Cole Kym Fox N
Colonel Crawford Lions Club
Colonel Crawford Schools Foundation
Preston & Bethany Foy
Gary & Holly Frankhouse
K Next Generation Films, Inc.
Bill & Nan Kahle Jerry & Carol Niese
Ron & Nancy Cover Rick & Shelly Niese
Beth Kahle-Miskell
Crawford County Agricultural Society
Crawford County Community Concert
G Jennifer Kahle-Vance NISS Charity Fund
Grant & Margaret Garverick Tom & Connie Kalb
AssociationO S Mike & Susan Stuckman W
Linda Salvati Jim & Sharon Stump Wavelinc Communications L.L.C.
Oberlander’s Tree & Landscape, Ltd.
Ron & Carolyn Sand Michael & Andrea Stump Merris & Jean Welge
Ohio Electrical Control, Inc. Rosemary Sutter
Ohio Mutual Insurance Group Russ & Judi Saurers Dr. Donald Wenner
Schiefer Bins LLC Sutton Family Charitable Fund of Bank of America CoAnn Westerhold
Old Crawford Land Title Agency, LTD. Charitable Gift Fund
Matthew & Minda Orians Greg & Cindy Schiefer Westside Feed Service
Janet Schiefer Sutton Family Charitable Fund of Bank of America Beverly Whaley
Mark & Judy Osborne Charitable Gift Fund
Traci Oswald Jeffrey & Karla Schiefer Paul & Ann Wilcox
Jason Ouimette Gregory & Verna Schifer Mildred Winbigler
Cheryl Schmidt T Rick Winbigler, Jr.
Luke Scott Team Hugs From Heaven Edward & Joan Wise
P Ron & Ronda Scott Steve & Dawn Tilson Dale & Joan Wolfe
Park National Bank Dr. Joe & Sue Shadeed The Timken Company Charitable and Educational Women of the Moose Bucyrus Chapter No. 741
Charlene Parkinson Simple Essentials LTD DBA Cooper’s Mill DBA Fund, Inc.’s Matching Gift Program Bruce & Lisa Workman
Ken & Susan Parr Crossroads Factory Store Tim & Charlotte Toothman Wurm Hydraulic Equipment, LLC
Peoples Savings & Loan Company Sloan Concrete LLC Eugene & Ethel Toy Heidi Wurm
Brian & Andrea Presler Gene Smith Truck Show Benefit Wynford FFA Alumni
Jim & Janet Pry Liz Smith Bruce Truka
Penny Pumphrey Matt Smith
Spreng Capital Management, Inc.
Emmett & Jeannine Tupps Z
Carl Zulauf
R Jim & Valerie Spreng
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Rego Manufacturing Co., Inc Squadron 181 S.A.L.
Starkey & Stoll Ltd. United Bank
Richard & Nancy Reichert
Carol Rhodebeck Robert & Nancy Stauffer
Richland Real Estate Development, LLC Matt Steele V
Sean & Kendra Ritzhaupt Tim & Kathy Stenson Barbara Vanorsdall
The Roberts Family J. William & Marilyn Stepro Bob Vasil
Tami Robinson Terry L. Stinehelfer Estate Amy Vaughn
Mike & Paula Romanoff Jon Stinehour Dennis & Joyce Vaughn
David & Carol Rowland Michael & Linda Stitzlein VFW Post #1078
Ruth and Sam Neff Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Bruce & Luann Stoner Rodney & Karen Vose
Gift Fund Richard & Kathryn Stowe Jerry & Cindy Voss
C OM M U N I T Y SU STA I N E R S
Thank you to the following contributors who have established permanent endowed funds at the Foundation.
Annie & Juanita Carter Chuck & Julia Huggins Sam & Ruth Neff Richard Sterns
Harold & Nola Garverick Larry Johnson Jerry & Carol Niese Dr. Donald Wenner
Mollie Geissler Doug & Renee Leuthold Jim & Janet Pry
Pat & Janel Hord Don Miller Dr. Joseph & Susan Shadeed
C OM M U N I T Y L E G AC Y
Thank you to the following contributors who have arranged a planned gift to the Foundation. A planned gift is a contribution that a person decides to give at
some future date, either a number of years from now or at death. There are many kinds of planned gifts, including but not limited to: bequests in a will, a trust, or
an estate plan; charitable gift annuities; retirement funds; charitable remainder trusts; life estate contracts; charitable lead trusts; pooled income fund; life insurance;
and non-cash assets and assets transferred using pay-on-death or transfer-on-death documents.
Paul Bechtel Ralph & Pam Grubel Doug & Renee Leuthold Marvis Schaaf
Glen & Alice Beers R. Scott Hastings Dahna Loeding Gladys Schrag
Esther Ferguson Tim Heydinger Helen Picking Neff Terry Stinehelfer
Fred Fischer Tom & Pam Holtshouse Jim & Janet Pry
Richard Frederick Dorothy Leuthold Dr. Laurie Anne Rhodebeck
254 East Mansfield Street, Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
tel: 419-562-3958
fax: 419-617-7308
email: info@cfcrawford.org
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Thank you to these Crawford Countians who contributed photos:
Anne Cole Carolyn Helbert New Washington Ohio Historical Society
Rhonda Davis Fred Hendricks Beverly Sipe *2021 calendar photo contest winner*
Mike Dostal Becca Hord
Bill Fisher Susan Maynard
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