2017 ANNUAL REPORT—2018 EDITIONCelebrating 100 Years of Caring for Our Community

Climbing the stairs to the administrative offices, a generous donor made one comment, “You need new carpet,” which set in motion a series of generous acts and a refreshing makeover to our space and our office culture.As is common with many non-profits, our budget is con-sistently tight and funds are focused first on our mission, people, and programs, and then again on the same before considering our own accommodations. More to the point: the Rockton administrative offices are the last on the list at budget time. Ironically, we have seen first hand the positive impact improving the living spaces of the peo-ple we serve has on a child or adult’s overall outlook. When children moved from the large group, dorm-like spaces into small group residential homes, many of their behavioral support needs dropped dramatically as they gained access to the nurturing comforts of home. Despite all of us knowing the role our environment plays in morale, it took a push from this one donor to direct money back to revitalizing the building which was itself the result of our generous community. You know the conversation, “Well, we should take this opportunity to paint before the old carpet is ripped out...” We have a

few talented professionals to commend for the 2017 transforma-tion of the living room and offices. Step one, Design. Jacki Gommel of Gommel Design lent her com-mercial interiors expertise to lead us through the carpet selec-tion and to spec coordinating paint colors. We cannot thank her enough for the numerous trips to Rockton and her patience in steering an office full of opinions to the best option. Next, Rob Schlensker of Schoening Painting and Decorating donated days and days of labor, applying donated paint to our thirsty board and batten paneling.

2017 Rockton Campus Revitalization

Many of you have visited or toured the Goldie B. Floberg Center Rockton campus, either recently or prior to 2013 when the building still provided housing for the children we serve. Often, the first question asked when entering the building is to inquire as to its original purpose. In 1970, the unique A-frame structure which was built as a youth rec center was donat-ed to our non-profit, then known as the Children’s Convalescent Home.

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The donated labor gave staff the confidence to move forward with what seemed like an insurmountable painting project. After carpet installation was complete, donated office and occasional furniture were the next generous link in the revitalization chain of events. Matching cher-ry wood desks and conference tables, quality task chairs, maple-look tables for breakout spaces and our training/lunch room, were possible because of office remodels and subsequent donations from Clif-tonLarsonAllen LLP as well as Watt Global Media. Often with age, we resign to aging and even become complacent about investing in ourselves. The one nudge to revitalize our building spurred a chain of generosity that renewed our new pride in our space and uplifted our overall morale. We have to thank the individual and corporate donors who reminded us of the beauty, history, and value of what we have as we look ahead to all we can achieve for the future of the children and adults we serve.

“It was our pleasure to help with the revitalization. The work that the center does is a true blessing. We are looking forward to our continued sup-port of Goldie Floberg and our community.”

Robert Schlensker, Schoening Painting

and Decorating, Inc.

it was not only a pleasurable expe-rience, but one that was rewarding, seeing what changes we could make to your environment with a bit of color and carpet. I am a firm be-liever in how small chang-es can make a bit impact and positive-ly influence those who spend time in a building.

Jacki Gommel, Gommel Design

In 1918, a little organization called the Illinois Cottage opened on Kent Street in Rockford to provide care and protection for women, mothers and children following Camp Grant soldiers during World War I. Flash forward 100 years, and that little organization has grown into the Goldie B. Floberg Center.

During that 100 years, we have served convalescing children and adults, become a program for neglected, dependent, and abused children, been involved in adoption and crisis care ser-vices, provided congregate care living services for children with developmental disabilities, and today provide adult learning services, supported employment, and community-based living services through small group homes for children, teens, and adults with developmental disabilities and autism. We have provided many different services over the past years, but there has been one constant…that constant is change. It seems strange to say that “change” has been our constant over the past century. The Goldie B. Floberg Center has consistently changed to meet the evolving needs of our community. We’ve recognized the importance of change for years. One of our agency values is “growth,” both from an organizational perspec-tive and personal prospective. Growth requires a commitment to continual learning and a willingness to change as the world

around us evolves. Change is a norm and crucial in the field of disability and autism services. On the short time line since The Develop-mental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act of 1975, dozens of pieces of legisla-tion have led to the protection of human and civil rights, integrated education oppor-tunities, employment rights, and accessibility rights. Most recently, Federal and state government are coming to realize the importance of truly person-centered, integrat-ed services. I don’t have a crystal ball and I don’t know exactly where these changes will take us, but I do know that the best way to secure our legacy and ensure another 100 years of service to our community is to continue to embrace change.

100 Years—A Legacy of ChangeJohn Pingo, Ph.D. BCBA-D, President/CEO

Goldie B. Floberg CenterBoard of DirectorsOfficersJohn W. Smith, III, PresidentMary C. Orlandi, Vice PresidentDebra Van Driest, TreasurerStephen E. Schmeling, SecretaryDirectorsThomas D. Budd, Immediate Past PresidentPatricia KlineScott KrowczykDr. Richard OlsonSteven WangMatt Weber Executive TeamJohn Pingo, Ph.D., BCBA, President/CEONancy Swain, Chief Financial OfficerElizabeth Garcia, Chief Operating Officer/Chief Culture Officer

Xavier Smith, age 37, of South Beloit passed away peacefully on Monday December

4, 2017 from health complications. Born in Gary, IN on February 6, 1980 to Benjamin Bey & Karen Ketthavong (Smith). Optimistic, cheerful & enthusiastic, are just a few of Xavier’s finest qualities. He never had a bad attitude and always found the good in others. A true Chicago sports fan, he loved all Chicago teams; but truly en-joyed rooting and watching Chi-cago Bears football. Athletic and competitive, he loved participating in the Special Olympics and holds multiple gold medals in numerous events. In his free time Xavier enjoyed the company of his room-mates, collecting superhero mem-orabilia and attending Comic-Con. Beloved son and dearest friend, he will remain in our hearts forever.

We lost a dear friend this December. Xavier Smith, or “X” to all of his friends, was known for his sense of humor and contagious smile. His family captured all things X by instructing funeral attendees to forgo their black attire and opt instead for Chicago Bears colors and superhero wear. His service opened with the Superman theme song and closed with “Who Let the Dogs Out.” Out of the ordinary and unconventional? Yes. X would have it no other way. Upon X’s passing, CEO John Pingo, Ph.D., put forward a motion to rename the Goldie B. Floberg Center Dream Maker Fund to

the Xavier Smith Dream Maker Fund. The Dream Maker Fund is funded almost entirely through staff payroll contribu-tions. Staff who choose to donate through payroll giving donate to either this or a general fund for the greatest needs. The Dream Maker Fund is dedicated to making dreams come true for the individuals we serve. Opportunities like travel, continuing education, and adventures which won’t be afforded by State and Federal funding are available through a guided grant applica-tion process. X was to be the next recipient of the Dream Maker Fund, receiving his wish to attend Comic-Con International. Staff contributing to the fund voted unanimously to rename the Dream Maker Fund to the Xavier Smith Dream Maker Fund in X’s honor. We miss X’s smile and laughter every day. But we find comfort knowing the smiles this fund with bring for years to come.

Announcing the Xavier Smith Dream Maker Fund

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Achievements 21 Outcome MeasuresThe Goldie B. Floberg Center is accredited by the Council on Quality and Leadership (CQL). Accreditation is voluntary for organizations like ours, but we feel it is an important part of our never-ending quest to improve the services we offer to people with developmental disabilities and autism. CQL’s 21 outcome measures are driven by the individual served. An outcome is only met if the person served feels that it is met. The impor-tance of this framing becomes evident when you look at the outcomes. Achievement of outcomes such as “having friends” and “choosing personal goals” can only be defined by one’s self. Only you know if you’re happy with the number of friends you have and the quality of those relationships. We conduct extensive interviews every year to gain an understanding of where we are on helping each of the people we serve meet these outcomes. This data helps guide our actions at an agen-cy level and, more importantly, at the individual level.As reported by the people were serve and those who know them best, 67% of the 21 outcomes were met and 83% of the supports to achieve the outcomes are in place. Highlights include 94% of the people we serve feel they are “treated fairly”; and 96% feel they “are respected.” Outcomes which stand out for improved support include only 65% felt they chose where they “work/attend school,” and 25% choose “where and with whom they live.” Helping a person served to reach such goals presents challenges which help us make sure our administrative and staffing decisions are all driven by a person-centered approach.

Adventure and Enrichment13 people attended Camp Courageous and 12 attended Walcamp. Five of the campers were attending camp for the first time. David saw an ocean for the first time (Savannah, Georgia) and Tina went to Salt Lake City and was able to see the Rocky Mountains for the first time.

Goldie B. Floberg Center Financial ReportFor fiscal year ending June 30, 2017Goldie B. Floberg Center is a multi-program charitable organization formed to provide programmatic services for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Goldie B. Floberg Center was incorporated as a nonprofit Illinois Corporation and is exempt from federal and state income taxes under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. The Center’s programs are:

• Group Home - Residential, therapeutic counseling and related services for children in a community setting.

• Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) - Supervision, counseling, job training, and support for adults living independently in the community.

• Learning, Enrichment, and Empowerment Program - Supervision, support and educational services related to activities of daily living, vocational activities, and development of life skills.

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45%

43%

7%5%

Group Home Services forChildren

Community Integrated LivingArrangement for Adults

Learning Enrichment andEmpowerment Program forAdultsOperating Expense

84%

10%4%

Revenue, Gains, and Public Support

Department of HumanServices

Department of Children andFamily Services

Illinois State Board ofEducation

Social Security income

Food reimbursement fees

Investment income

RevenueDepartment of Human Services $6,007,953 Department of Children and Family Services $1,371Illinois State Board of Education $97,907Social Security income $726,052Food reimbursement fees $22,149Investment income $17,596Contributions $278,401Satisfaction of purpose/expiration of time restrictions: $38,277Other revenues $9,466

ExpensesGroup Home Services for Children $3,321,641Community Integrated Living Arrangement for Adults $3,207,644Learning Enrichment and Empowerment Program for Adults $505,745Operating Expense $398,906

Revenue $7,199,172Expenses $7,433,936

A. and Barbara AdamHeidi AbramatRoy and Sally AbramatWilliam AckerFred AdamanySebastian and Patricia AielloChristopher and Debra AinsworthAnthony and Shelby AlbanoAllWorld MachinerySunny AnGregory AndersonJane AndersonWilliam and Carol AndersonH.J. and Tanya AnstedtAnything Aquatic, Inc.Joyce ApitzDennis and Dawn AtchleySue BabcockPatrick BachrodtFrank and Delores BaptistSheryl BardWilliam and Jeanne BarrDennis and Karen Bartch

Dr. Jacquelyn BaschlebenR. and Jayme BastianLoretta BatesJohn BeachCynthia BearSteve BeardBeloit Box Board CompanyBen Harding Family FoundationDebra BenassiLorene BenzelMichael and Elizabeth BergClaude and Debra BergerMary BergstromBergstrom Inc.Louis and Donna BernabeiGeorge and Belinda Star BertoneJon and Carolyn BieckDennis and Miriam BilyeuMr. and Mrs. Richard BjorkJohn and Jan BlandBlazer FoundationDavid and Lori BlumGabrielle Blum

Scott and Diana BoelteMr. and Mrs. Reinold BoettcherMarian BonaviaMatt and Antoinette BortoliGerald and Patricia BorzychRoger and Patrice BreelandJohn and Sandra BrinkmanDonna Brookbank

Martha BryantThomas and Melissa BuddPeter and Cynthia BuffoBryan and Patricia A. BurgyDr. Ronald and Carol BurmeisterKarin BushawCarl CaltageroneEva CamachoCampos Construction Co.Jeffrey and Linda CarlsonJune CarlsonHerbert CaseCasey’s General StoreStephen and Mary CasperGregory and Michelle CassaroCastle Hill ChildcareBarbara CawleyCES Inc.Frank and Cynthia ChalkeJoseph and Ingrid ChamberlainCharles & Marie Von WeiseCherry Valley Masonic Lodge #173

Michael and Michelle ChewDorothy ChristensenChristofferson Moving and StorageCincinnati Tool Steel Co.Curt and Marilyn ClouseJames and Patricia ClowesBetty ColeJudith CollinsSteven and Susan ConnellMary CookDr. Dennis and Brenda CorcoranCornerstone Credit UnionRick and Janice CorrentiPaul and Dianne CottrillCourt Street Methodist Church Women

2017 Gifts to the Goldie B. Floberg CenterThank you to the individuals, corporations, and foundations that provided gifts, memorials, and tributes in support of Goldie B. Floberg Center and the children and adults we serve. Your support makes it possible for us to continue our Mission to empower and enrich the lives of all people served.

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Court Street United Methodist ChurchLaurie CowenJeffrey CowlesJames and Jacquelyn CoxCoyle-Kiley Insurance AgencyCream City Stateline Scale Co. LLCCristine CrichtonElizabeth CurrierCharles DahlbergKent and Mary DahlstrandDallas Beaver Declaration of TrustPeter DambyPhyllis DamkenMary and Jack DammannMarjorie DamonJohn and Erlinda DanielsonKevin and Connie DavidsonBarbara DavigKenneth and Amie DavisValerie DeBrulerDave and Patricia DeCarloJody DeeryEdward and Kathleen DibbinElizabeth DickinsonDr. Frederick and Ellen DietzJohn and Kency DixonMary Anne DohertyCheryl DonovanGeoffrey and Virginia DorrJohn and Theresa Dotzel

Robert and Carol DowningFrank and Erin DrabekChuck and Fran DrewesWilliam and Hazel DrillingDavid and Cindy DriscollGerald and Lucille DuerstLance DutenhaferMichael and Nancy DzikJoseph and Nancy EatonGeorganne and Gordon EggersRay and Susan EissensBarbara EklundElectrical Industry LMCCEllida Lodge Home AssociationJanice EllingHelen EmerickJohn EricksonSue EsserLaVona FarneyHarold and Alyce FathDr. Jonathon and Pamela FergusonKathi FerreroPat FinneganMyrl and Mabelann FisherBarry and Diane FitzCarl and Susan FitzpatrickWilliam and Ruth FlaniganWilliam and Joy FlynnEquila FooteJonathan and Kathleen Franzen

Jack and Beth FrashierFreeport Ind. Roofing Inc.Edward and Jean FujimotoTodd and Linda FulmerJoseph and Mary GarciaRobert and Judy GardStanley and Lois GarnhartWilliam and Patricia GeistHelen GeorgeJames and Mary GesmerHelen and James GibbonsSusan GiddensRonald and Dolly GiesekeGill Machine & Tool Co.Frank and Mary Lou GinestraMary GleasmanMark and Beth GliebeGeorge GoddardMary Ann GorhamBrant and Tina GrahamRichard and Dorothy GratonPaul and Deborah GreenTodd and Brenda GreenNancy GreenbergRoger GreenfieldBetty GreenleeLinden and Carol GriesbachDr. Mark and Jill GroveGuilford GleanersGuilford Hope Grange # 6

Joan GulloBill and Rachel GustafsonJerry and Nancy GustafsonJoel HableDonald and Shirley HackerAudrey Hackman-MyelleMr. and Mrs. Constantine HadavasDonald and Joyce HaleKenneth and Barb HallHallen Burial Vaults, Inc.Jeffrey and Vickie HalomTimothy and Teresa HalomDaryl HarmonYvonne HarperCarol Harris-Goble

Ronald and Donna HaskellHassinger Trust FBOJeremy HauserPatricia HauserAlexander and Carolyn HawkesDonna HayesMarc and Marilyn HedlundGary and Debra HeiberRenee HeinenJudith HeinkeRonald and Sharon HeinzerothPamela HemenwayKimberlee HendricksRandy and Liz HenningJean HennisMary HerrickJan HertzbergRose HighlandHillman Charitable FoundationRoger and Sophia HimmelHMC Products, Inc.

David and Delight HockmanRussell and Mary HoerneckeVelma Hoesly-MorrallPatrick HoeyJohn and Colleen HolmbeckRyan and Kristel HoskinsonScott and Karen HulickThomas and Sue HumphrisDuane and Christine IntrowitzITW Foundation Matching GiftsCharles and Janis IversonJ. Carlson Growers, Inc.Jackpot Joe’s SlotsRoberta JacobsonMartin and Glenda JarosDr. Bruce and Karen JasperSteven and Lu Ann JensenJames and Eleanor JephcoteJohn C. Brearley Family Charitable FoundationChristine JohnsonCoe JohnsonJames JohnsonJudith JohnsonPhyllis JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Richard JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Robert JohnsonSandra JohnsonJeanette JonesMichael Jones

Elmer JourdainK & H Exteriors Inc.Joy KachappillyHerman and Dawn KapustkaKelley Williamson Co.Dave and KerchJerry KerriganBarbara KinrothBrant and Kristin KittoKjellstrom Family FoundationPaul KlebanGary and Linda KlebsdelMark and Linda KlemmPatricia and Ted KlineArthur and Frances KnellerStephen and Carol KneubuehlKevin and Connie KneyKnights of Columbus #8021Dr. William and Carolyn KoblerJames KofoidGerry and Theresa KraemerKen and Vickie KrauseRalph KreisslerScott KrowczykSteve KuhnPatrick and Diane Kwiecinski- ClementzLaMonica Beverages Inc.Jon and Jane LangDr. Gordon and Doris Langejans

Mr. and Mrs. Chuck LaPointeCharles LarsonHarry and Nancy LarsonCarla and Jim LaskaJohn LathamGary and Jean LedererMarilyn LeeMr. and Mrs. William LeeBetty LeesonRichard LeightonLello Family FoundationMaryann LeonardLois LeopoldMr. and Mrs. Charles LindstromErik and Rena LindstromCharles and Michele LippertPatty ListenbeeMr. and Mrs. John LogliKevin and Deborah LohmeierTed LongLoves Park Lions ClubJeff and Cyndi LutzowFrank MacchiMaffett’s Advertising, LLCDavid MagnusonRalph and Sharon MahoneyAlbert and Sharon MakdadCarol MalmgrenJeffrey ManeyKenneth and Barbara Mannino

Louis MaragiJerome and Wendy MarcecDan MartinJohn MartinRebecca MartinSteve and Jill MarzoratiMike MatherRoy and Mari MattocksLester and Patricia MayfieldDr. Donald and Judith McCanseBradley and Karen McCarthyDavid McCurdyRoger and Bette McDougallLarry and Betty McGeeJudy McGregoryVince McGuireVerna McIntoshJohn and Barbara McNamaraDr. Rick McNellyWayne and Ruth MeissenMichael MertensKathy MeyerVirginia MeyerMark MickaBruce MiddletonJohn and Mary Ann MilesMilestone RocVale FoundationJose and Eileen MillanRebecca MillarGerry Miller

Henry and Sara MillerPatricia MillerSarah MillerSue MillerWilliam and Pamela MinerMiner Family Charitable TrustSandra and Lawrence MoellerBob and Nancy MohnsBen and Pamela MonroeScott and Kelly MonsonJo Marie MontalbanoJim and Bonnie MooreRichard and Shirley MoyerMaryAnn MuellerMary Ann MulcaheyWilliam MulfordDennis MulveyLila MurrayJoseph MusickLemmons Family Charitable FundGloria NelsonNelson Fire ProtectionMarlys NetheryNetwork For GoodBetty NeuhoferNew Hope Community Korean ChurchNew Life Tabernacle of RoscoePamela NguyenMr. and Mrs. Richard Nielsen

Betty NorbergKyle NorbergChristian and Kelly NordlieDavid and Georgeanne NorrisGerald and Diane OgrenMr. and Mrs. LaVerne OhlwineThomas and Mona OlsenBarclay and Debra OlsonMr. and Mrs. Daniel OlsonDonald and Mary OlsonDr. Richard OlsonOrangeville United Methodist WomenOregon Healthcare PharmacyMary OrlandiBryan and Josephine OttArlene OutzenHarold and Barbara PalmSue PalmBrian and Christine PapkeDavid ParksMr. and Mrs. James PatchRobert and Constance PauwelsPayroll Plus Accounting ServicesBurge and Ella PearsonJanette PearsonThomas and Maryanne PellicoreMarian PerreconeJacqueline PetersWalter and Barbara PetersenAdell Peterson

Delbert and Lois PetersonGary and Jan PetersonJoanne PetersonCyril and Kathleen PetrakBrian and Sherry PetreJayne PheifferGary and Karen Phelps

Aholi PiersonDr. John and Mrs. PingoCharles and Diane PiperPerry PollockLyndle and Joyce PondPoplar Grove Lions Club

Harold PorterRick and Vicki PorterPower Connection IBEW-Local 364Wally and Kathleen PrinsJanet PurkapilePaul and Janet PurkapileBob and Jaye QuimbyWilliam RadovichThe Razor’s EdgeRalph J. Baudhuin FoundationPeter and Mary RaymoureMarilynn ReadReese Family Charitable FoundationMatt and Laura RehbergJo Anne ReidBonnie Reisin-SieversRobert ReitschAudrey RetzlaffRobert and Carolyn RhynerBurdette RichterRobert RichterRiverside Women’s GuildToni RochaRockford Bank & Trust Co.Rockford Chapter Model T Ford ClubRockton Automotive Inc.Rockton Lions ClubMr. and Mrs. Paul RognerJoseph and Rosanne Rollette

Martha RoperRoscoe United Methodist ChurchAlison RotelloRSM McGladrey, Inc.Michael and Vicki Rudh-JonesEdward and Jeanne RudnickiMr. and Mrs. Steven RudolphDon and Faith RuferJeffrey RunbergGeorge and Bonnie RuperJulie SalisburyLawrence and Eleanora SandahlMarvin and Toye SaversonMr. and Mrs. Carl ScandroliPaul SchaeferDennis and Julia SchaerBrian and Emily SchindlerRobert and Michelle SchlenskerStephen SchmaengStephen and Juliette SchmelingJohn SchroedlWilliam and Jo Ann SchultheisJill SchulzThomas and Kay SchwalbachRobert SchwiesowBruce and Cheryl ScottDavid ScottDouglas and Tammy ScottRichard and Sandra ScottRalph and Rita Seidl

Stacy Sennett-BadenVirginia SharpWilliam SheaBrice and Carol ShepherdGary and Dorothy SidenDouglas and Barbara SimlerSandra SimsFrank and June SingeryEugene SkoglundJames and Joanne SmithJames SmithThomas SmithWilliam and Julie SnivelyDenise SomersSouth Beloit Lions Club BingoLaura SpeerMichael and Jessica St. AngelJeffrey StackRachael StahlMr. and Mrs. Timothy StarckRichard and Betty StasicaPeter SterudPatrick and Kellie StienRobert and Margery StroudHarry and Debra StudenmundNancy SwainEugene SwansonJohn SwansonMichael and Tracy SwansonShirley Sweet

John SzewczykJames and Barbara TabbJohn and Lisa TallmanRoy and Gina TatroKari TaylorTaylor CompanyIngrid Tejes-WebbScott and Judy TenneyBert and Kathryn ThomasCharles ThomasGerald and Vickie ThomasJanice ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Mark TichgelaarJoyce TielkemeierMr. and Mrs. Anthony ToneyCatherine TrefilekClair and Sally TrefzMarlene TruesdaleTry Beta Club of RockfordU.S. Bank FoundationUAW Local #95Mary and David UrbelisUS BankDebra Van DriestVecchio Law OfficesKathy and Albert VelascoEdward Ver VersPeggy WallMarilyn WallenWalter Graham American

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Legion AuxilliaryKathleen WampachSteven WangMatthew and Lauren WeberRonald and Yvonne WeisWeldments Inc.Melvin and Tamra WellsRobert and Patricia WendelStanley WentlandAnita and Patrick WhedonJenell WhiteWhite Eagle ClubMr. and Mrs. John WhiteheadErin and Kristopher WilcoxenAngela Wilhelms

William S. Howard Charitable TrustWillow Creek Presbyterian Church SkiffersJessica WilsonWinnebago County Sheriffs Police F O PClifton and Doris WoestRobert WoodThomas WoodHelen YetterbergRobert and Carol YoungrenMr. and Mrs. Steve Zarembski

AJ’s Adventures in Autism FundraiserKeri AlexanderMark JohnsonStuart JohnsonDeborah LotzSarah LunaJeanne Park PakulskiTim RampenthalTodd SpearsMarcia WilliamsLisa Yerkes

Laura’s Autism Awareness FundraiserAnne BuchananApril KunzelmanRebecca Martin

John and TillotsonErin and Kristopher Wilcoxen

Lela’s Community Project FundraiserKen and Laura ArvesonJana and Randy BeckAnne BuchananGene GosseauxNancy MandellRebecca MartinMike MatherSarah MillerOscar PaglesHarold and Gale PaglesJody and Randy PaglesDr. John PingoSherry and Tom RossRobb SinksLaura SpeerNancy SwainDan and Marcia Williams

YMCA Intern ChallengeAmerican Family Insurance Matching GiftsRobin AndersonGary AndersonDr. and Mrs. George ArendsJen BartonElizabeth Brekelbaum

Carl BronnChase CainCarla CantrellBrian CarterMilee CarterPam CarterTim CarterRebecca ConklingJordan DiehlJo DienstBrian DoringTod EnnekingDavid GrafMike HibbardMichelle JobBarb JohnsonDevin JonesBob JunsonRebecca KingBeverly KnautzKyle LarsonErin LeisureAnna LilyChristina LocastroAlex ManrriquezCharlie ManyaraValerie MarinSharon MattisNicky MattisKathleen Mckeever

Theresa MillerJosh MillerAlyssa MirandaCarol NortmanNia PettisShayla PierceCami PortaArthur PowellGabriel PowellJenna PowellNona PowellPeggy PowellRyan PowellTiffany RedmondLee RevelsSue RiebockKarin RossiGreg RyanHannah RyanSchmeling Construction Co.Grant SchutteKiran SehgalAnita ShortChase SmithKimberly SmithBecky SreenanJackie SreenanJeanne SreenanMillie SreenanTimothy Sreenan

Mary and David UrbelisSherry WhiteDon WilliamsTom Zuba

Gifts In-KindCherry Valley Masonic Lodge #173CliftonLarsonAllen LLPBob and Jill DixonGommel DesignCynthia McDougallVirginia MeyerSchoening Painting and DecoratingWal-Mart SuperCenterWATT Global Media

Jimmy ArndtJames and Abbie ArndtDavid and Lori BlumKaren and Rich FerdmanJennifer and Joel MehrDiane HornsteinJason Pestine

Elyse RubBarbra StarkGabi Blum Bridal Shower and WeddingLaurie AkersRonald and Arlene BlumLori BriereMarcella CervantesAlbert and Mary FischerJack and Beth FrashierAdam and Amanda GlassbergJennifer and Joel MehrJeff and Harlene ReisinLinda and Joe SpringerRachel BlumRonald and Arlene BlumDavid and Lori BlumSherri and Sherri EsenbergJack and Beth FrashierErin MacasekDeborah SkachTom BuddDoug HultquistMegan DanielMike MartinGeorganne & Gordon Eggers, Sr.Gordon and Rose EggersWilma Ellis

Janet EllisMartha FrostBrian and Christine PapkeDorothy GrahamSarah WrightDiana Gail JohnsonMichael and Gay CovellLee KennekeCarlo and Linda MatrangaCarolyn LarsonSarah WrightLindseyHarry and Nancy LarsonFlorence LipinskiDiane AblettKathy MartinGary and Vicky RumseyJim Merchant FamilyJulie FryRichard MoyerShirley MoyerThomas G. OlsonCourtney OlsonLetha PrestonJune Althoff

Gifts in Honor and MemorialGoldie B. Floberg Center is grate-ful to have received the following gifts in honor and memorial in 2017.

John GhinazziMargaret HayelanPatricia HopkinsCharlotte and Ron LarrisonCharles and Lorraine MartellaroPeter and Judith RossiJohn and Catherine SchafmanRebecca QuantockJulie SalisburyHarriet ReidGuilford GleanersAaron SheaMr. and Mrs. Aloysius EndresXavier SmithMeggan Hill-McQueeneyMichael HongsermeierJeanette JonesPatricia and Ted KlineDan and Jan PennellKathryn Roushey

sRobert StevensThomas and Virginia JensenThomas BruneniGail ColbertJames and Dayna DaltonLaVona FarneyDonald and Mary FreedlundMichael and Marsha GyorkosRobert and Nadine HallstromRoger and Patricia HartDawn HartmanJane KelleyRoger and Nickie LamphereConrad and Linda LantzDavid MeadJanet SchuldtSonya SteinerAnna StevensDonald and Justine WalhoutDavid and Rosalie WhitehouseLauren StiffThomas and Brenda StiffBrenda SuhrMario and Antoinette Bortoli

Alex TorresMarilyn TorresHelen TuckerMr. and Mrs. David KennedyLindstrom Sorenson & AssociatesRobert and Tawnya ReitschEdith WattsPatrick and Lisa RiversKaren YoneZephan Wood

Please accept our sincerest apologies for any errors or omissions in recognizing your gift. Please call Laura Speer, Director of Fund Development, with any corrections: (815) 624-8431, Ext. 101.

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To empower and enrich the lives of all people served.

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