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ISSUE 1
S P R I N G 2 015
A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF FOUNDATION FOR LIFE
AND GRE ATER TOLEDO RIGHT TO LIFE
Legislative Briefing Breakfast Seven Years Strong
Ranade Kryder, who presented
Ohio’s legislative agenda for
2015/2016. Attorney General Mike
DeWine gave this year’s remarks
followed by a brief question and
answer period.
Greater Toledo Right to Life held
its 7th Annual Legislative Briefing
Breakfast at the Holiday Inn French
Quarter in Perrysburg. Nearly 200
pro-life community members, high
school, and college students attended
this year’s event.
Monsignor Marvin Borger
from St. Rose Catholic Church
in Perrysburg welcomed the
early morning audience with an
invocation. This year’s speakers
included Ohio Right to Life
Executive Director, Stephanie
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The MC for the 2015 LBB
was former State Senator and
current GTRTL board member,
Mark Wagoner, who introduced
Congressman Bob Latta, State
Representatives Barbara Sears
and Tim Brown, and Toledo City
Councilman Tom Waniewski.
Greater Toledo Right to Life
President, Mike McCartney,
presented Attorney General
DeWine with a Champion for Life
award. This was only the second
time GTRTL has given this kind
of award for exceptional prolife service by an elected public
servant. State Senator Randy
Gardner was the first such recipient
and introduced Attorney General
DeWine. Chad Gilligan, Pastor, of
Calvary Church in Maumee, closed
the breakfast in prayer.
“We have received nothing but
very positive feedback from those
in attendance on the Attorney
General’s inspiring story of how
just one person’s life can make such
a profound impact for life where
we live.” said Ed Sitter, Executive
Director of GTRTL.
Legislation Agenda Aims to
End Abortion in Ohio
This year, we are excited to bring
you a legislative agenda that goes
head-to-head with abortion-ondemand and the fateful Supreme
Court decision that ushered it in just
43 years ago. Take a look at the six
inspiring legislative initiatives:
which many experts agree happens
no later than by 20 weeks gestation.
The Pain-Capable Unborn Child
Protection Act would ban abortions
when an unborn baby can feel pain,
Our Down Syndrome NonDiscrimination Act will prohibit an
Attached to this legislation is
a post-Roe trigger clause, which
would prohibit all abortions in Ohio
following the overturning of Roe v.
Wade.
SEE LEGLISLATION ON PAGE 2
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By Rudy & Betty Beham
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By Marianne M. Faist-Lazar
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By Ron & Carolyn Moening
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By Ron & Carolyn Moening
Pro-Life Movement Mourns Loss of Legendary
Leader - In Memoriam: Dr. John Willke
Dr. John (Jack) Willke, the Father
of the Pro-Life movement, passed
away February 21, 2015. History
will record his life-long dedication
to God, his family, his country and,
in particular, to the innocent and
vulnerable unborn.
With his wife Barbara, who passed
away in April of 2013, Dr. Willke
traveled the state, the nation, and
the world to educate about the
humanity of the pre-born and to
motivate those who value life to
stand with him to accomplish legal
protection for the unborn.
March for Life 2015
Dr. Willke was a physician, author,
lecturer, TV and radio personality,
and an expert in human sexuality.
He served for ten years as president of the U. S. National Right to
Life Committee and helped found
the International Right to Life
Federation. Until recently he served
as president of the national Life
Issues Institute, headquartered in
Cincinnati.
Dr. and Mrs. Willke co-authored
Abortion, Questions and Answers:
Why Can’t We Love Them Both;
Handbook on Abortion; Abortion
and Slavery, History Repeats;
Assisted Suicide & Euthanasia,
Past & Present; plus six books on
human sexuality, videos, brochures,
and more. Their works have been
translated in over 30 languages
worldwide.
In January of 2015, Dr. and Mrs.
Willke’s autobiography Abortion
and the Pro-Life Movement: An
“Inside View” was released, chronicling the life of this legendary
couple.
Legislation
Mother Teresa Respect for Life
sponsored the annual March for
Life in Defiance, Ohio which began
at the same time as the March for
Life in Washington DC to unite in
prayer and walking for the voices
of the unborn who cannot speak for
themselves. The march began at
the Defiance County Courthouse.
A police escort led the march to the
“Dr. Willke was a true giant in
the pro-life movement, yet always
warm, always humble, a mentor and
a friend,” said Jack Hart, President,
Right to Life of Greater Cincinnati.
“We can never replace him. We can
only do our best to carry on his legacy, and redouble our efforts to create
the culture of life that he worked so
hard and so well to bring about.
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abortion from being performed on
an unborn child on the basis of that
child having Down syndrome.
Pro-life supporters across
Northwest Ohio participated in
several ‘March for Life’ events
across our area. St. Joseph’s parish
in Maumee held its tenth annual
March for Life on Sunday, January
18th. Over 300 participated in the
event which began with a prayer
service followed by a mile long
march to the parish cemetery where
a brief ceremony was held at the
memorial of the unborn.
“Dr. Willke was a worldwide leader
in the right to life movement. He
and his wife Barbara brought great
passion to their mission to protect
the unborn. Dr. Willke also brought
his professional skills as a doctor to
help support this mission. He will
be remembered as a great teacher
and friend and stalwart leader in
giving a voice to the most vulnerable in our society.” - Attorney
General Mike DeWine
The Abortion-Inducing
Drug Safety Act, which keeps
abortionists from experimenting
with dangerous drugs.
Further efforts to de-fund
Planned Parenthood, critical
legislation which cuts off funds to
Ohio’s abortion giant.
Monument for the Unborn.
Our Pregnancy and Parenting
Support Program will expand our
pilot program to fund the lifeaffirming work of Ohio’s pregnancy
help centers.
Over 1,000 pro-life supporters
from our area, including 650 youth,
traveled to Washington DC to
participate in the national March for
Life - the largest pro-life event in
the world!
We are confident that this
agenda, which was carefully crafted
to challenge abortion from every
angle, will result in huge wins for
Ohio and our unborn babies. Our
Pain-Capable ban, as well as our
trigger clause, strikes at Roe from
both sides.
When Roe is overturned,
Ohioans would legally be able to
obtain an abortion up to 24 weeks.
Our trigger-clause changes that.
This is a critical, proactive step
in our incremental strategy to
challenge Roe and end abortion-ondemand.
Yes, this agenda is ambitious, but
thanks to your generous support,
we know that we can see it through.
We are tremendously grateful to
have pro-life leaders like Senator
Randy Gardner, Representative
Barbara Sears, and Representative
Tim Brown.
Together we are making a
difference for life where we live.
Together we are a “Voice for the
Voiceless”!
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SEAL TEAMS NEWS
Student Reviews for 2015 March for Life
Dear Greater Toledo Right to Life,
Thank you for your monetary support in allowing me to be able to be
part of the 2015 March for Life. The March for Life was much more
than a political event, it was a spiritually moving event for me. I was
stunned by the number of people who gathered for the 2015 March
for Life. It was so motivating and uplifting to see the hundreds of
thousands who came together for the voiceless. For me it was a
breathtaking experience and you cannot fully understand or begin to
put into words the sense of this event, you need to experience it for
yourself. Attending this event reaffirmed my belief and made me encouraged to do more to help stop abortion. Even though I am young,
I am more determined than ever to go and stand up for life on the
sidewalks and encourage others to join me in this incredible mission.
I am so thank for having had the opportunity to experience the 2015
March for Life.
Mary Bosler
Dear Greater Toledo Right to Life,
I wanted to take this opportunity to thank the Greater Toledo Right
to Life Organization for helping me financially to attend the 2015
March for Life in Washington, D.C. This was my first time attending such an event and it was beyond amazing to see all the people
marching for the cause and being a voice for the voiceless, especially
the youth and young adults. I was honored to be part of the hundreds
of thousands of people speaking up for the unborn and hope and pray
that I can attend next year as well.
Theresa Bosler
On Thursday, January 22, 2015, I went to the March for Life (#42) in
Washington, D.C. for the first time. There was over 500,000 people at
the march, with a surprisingly big amount of kids my age there. I really liked the signs that we could carry, especially the one that said “I
am the pro-life generation”, because it said to me that we would carry
on the legacy of all the past pro-life advocates. It was cool because
we saw that there were people that cared.
A couple days ago, my homeroom teacher asked me to tell the class
about my trip. I talked about marching, and how I felt about marching. A little after I spoke that, I told my friend about the horrible
picture of the babies that had died, and how SOME people don’t think
that the little homosapien inside the mother’s womb wasn’t a human,
but a ‘blob of tissue”. She was terrifically horrified about the little
arms, hands, heads, and bodies that are disembodied, vacuumed and
deteriorated every single day. When she saw that there were web
sites to “help women terminate their pregnancy legally and safely”,
she was furious. “There are actually web sites that say this!?” That’s
what she said about Planned Parenthood. I think she is a strong
pro-lifer now. I really hope that more kids become aware of abortion
and that it stops.
Every now and then, I wonder, “What could’ve those dead children
become? Could they have come up with a cure for cancer? Could they
have actually stopped abortion?” The list goes on and on. I guess
that’s all I have to say. For
now.
Thank you.
Autumn Sekerak
P.S. I am 11. 
I chose to go to the March for Life 2015 in Washington, DC for several reasons. Being pro-life, I want to
work with others who share the goal of ending the tragedy and horror which is this country’s (and world’s)
culture of death. To be in a crowd with hundreds of thousands of people who share the same objective is nature to me. I was also grateful to be with our bishop and to see how excited he was about being at the March.
After going to the March in 2013, I wanted to go again. Seeing masses of people at that March for Life, I
could not imagine not being a part of the event again and joining the thousands more that arrive every year.
At this year’s March for Life and the March I attended in 2013, I experienced a range of emotions. At one end of the spectrum, a sensation of disbelief rose at the fact that people with opposite views would slow the March just to make a point. However, as I stood in front of the Supreme Court
building, a more positive sense of accomplishment flowed over me. The fact that I had most likely saved the lives of numerous humans, young and
old, by witnessing to those in our nation’s capital and around the world was more than enough to provide for me the conviction to return and march
again and again.
My favorite part of the March for Life both years that I have attended has been looking behind as the route takes us up Capitol Hill. At that moment,
one can look down Constitution Avenue and not see the end of the sea of people. I cannot put into words how inspiring it is to see how many additional pro-lifers there are who support and believe that we should cease of killing of millions of unborn babies and stop ending the lives of those who
are considered a “burden” to society. The memory of this sight makes me wish I could have run back a little further and kept climbing the hill to
look back and see if the line continues to become longer and longer.
Traveling to the March for Life 2015 was not a decision made by my parents, an excuse to get out of school, or just for a tourist experience. I went
because I am pro-life. A variety of emotions are all happening at once for me during each March for Life, from disgust and disbelief that anyone
could kill a blameless child or even a terminally ill adult, to awe of the huge multitude of pro-lifers with me. I cannot wait to go again next year and
share the pro-life message with so many more people.
Evan Sekerak
Foundation for Life Northwest Ohio-SEAL Team
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GREATER TOLEDO RIGHT TO LIFE NEWS
Will you agree to become a Greater Toledo Right to Life (GTRTL) MVP?
The GTRTL is an advocacy organization
(501c4) whose purpose is to advocate for laws
and public policies that safeguard the Right
to Life of both the born and unborn. As an
advocacy organization, gifts to GTRTL are not
tax deductible. That is why becoming an MVP
of GTRTL is so important to sustaining our
ongoing work.
You can help make all this possible by
becoming an MVP of GTRTL. Together
we can influence our community and
those who represent us in Columbus and
Washington to safeguard the right to life
in law.
So what’s an MVP? It’s Membership, a
willingness to make your Voice heard and
a commitment to Prayer.
Our voices are making a difference. The
130th General Assembly shattered the record
number of life-saving pieces of legislation
signed into law in the 129th General Assembly.
Become a Member of GTRTL. We
have three levels of annual membership:
General MVP - $30
Those new laws helped close four abortion
clinics, saving unborn babies’ lives. They
established new funding sources for pro-life
pregnancy centers, strengthened health and
safety requirements on abortion mills, and
defunded Planned Parenthood.
In December, this record setting was capped
off with Governor Kasich signing Right to
Life’s adoption reform legislation, S.B. 250,
following historic bipartisan majority votes
from the Senate, 29-1, and the House of
Representatives, 81-4. This adoption reform
will eliminate unnecessary costs, protect birth
parents and adoptive families, prevent fraud and
minimize the bureaucracy in the Ohio adoption
process.
There is still much work to be done! No state
in the nation has achieved as much as Ohio has
Advocate MVP - $50
Patriot MVP - $100
Voice – I will commit to being a “voice
for the voiceless” on pro-life issues in
2015.
Pray – I will commit to praying for
the restoration of the Right to Life of the
unborn. I will pray for the success of
those public servants who are committed
to safeguarding the Right to Life at every
stage of life.
in restoring the right to life for the pre-born.
This is evidenced by the historic low number of
abortions as reported by the Ohio Department of
Health.
Join with us to be a strong, clear “Voice
for the Voiceless” in the public square and
become a Greater Toledo Right to Life MVP
today!
University of Toledo to host Rebecca Kiessling
Come join us on Tuesday, April 21, 2015, from 7 – 9 pm at the University of Toledo Law School
McQuade Auditorium to hear special guest speaker, Rebecca Kiessling on “Abortion the Difficult
Choices”. The event is free and open to the public.
Rebecca Kiessling has been an international pro-life speaker and adoption speaker since 1995.
She’s also an attorney, wife, and mother of 5 (two oldest are adopted,) lost 2 additional babies to
miscarriage, and adopted daughter Cassie, who was born with special needs.
She appeared in the following documentary films: The Citizens United film, “The Gift of Life with
Gov. Mike Huckabee,” the “40” film, “Conceived in Rape: From Worthless to Priceless,” “Except in
Cases of Rape? 1 2 Stories of Survival,” and “Conceived in Rape and Other Exceptions.” Rebecca has
appeared on Fox’s Huckabee (which has the clip of Gov. Rick Perry), CNN’s Piers Morgan debating
Gloria Allred, CBN’s 700 Club, Catholic TV’s “This is the Day,” ABC’s Good Morning America,
EWTN’s Life on the Rock and Defending Life with Fr. Frank Pavone, “Facing Life Head On,” as well
as the nationally­syndicated TV program “Extra.” Her story has been featured in Glamour Magazine
and Marie Claire Magazine.
Rebecca Kiessling
President and Founder of
Save the 1 Conceived in Rape
Rebecca is the National Spokeswoman for Personhood USA and for National Personhood Alliance.
Board Member of Hope After Rape Conception.
Her website is: rebeccakiessling.com
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April 21, 2015
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McQuade Auditorium
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“rape, incest and health of the mother”
• Question and Answer Session afterward
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Guest Speaker:
Rebecca Kiessling
President and Founder of
SAVE THE 1