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People driving by the pasture were alarmed at the sight of
horses and goats on fenced land near Guildford, Mo. The animals were so
thin that their ribs were showing. They reported their concerns to Sheriff
Bryan Atkins, and the sheriff called the Humane Society of Missouri.
Working in cooperation with the Andrew County Sheriff’s Department,
the Animal Cruelty Task Force (ACT) rescued the 37 starving animals
(29 horses, six mini-horses and two goats) on November 11, 2010. The
emaciated animals had no access to healthy food or fresh water. Two
recently deceased horses also were found on the property, literally
starved to death.
Two other horses were so severely underweight they were in immediate
danger of dying. They were taken directly to an equine hospital; all the others
were transported to Longmeadow Rescue Ranch near Union, Mo.
“Taking the animals out of here knowing they’ll be
safe now is the greatest feeling I could have,” said Brian
Williams, animal cruelty investigator, Humane Society
of Missouri.
Safe Haven
Founded in 1988 and operated by the Humane Society of
Missouri, Longmeadow Rescue Ranch has earned a national
reputation for its excellence and dedication to abused and
neglected horses and farm animals.
In the early days of the ranch, one or two rescues a year was
the norm. Over the next 20 years, the number rose to 20 or 30
rescues annually. It continues to grow, in large part because
the number of law enforcement officers who know about the
expertise of HSMO’s Animal Cruelty Task Force and
Longmeadow Rescue Ranch continues to increase. The ranch
is a safe haven for up to as many as 350 animals at a time.
As was the case with the Andrew County animals, new
arrivals are usually underweight and sometimes injured. Often the animals are wary of people,
for obvious reasons.
“This is the first time that most animals have been around caring humans,” noted Amanda
Mullen, ranch director. “It’s our job to build trust so they can be adopted.”
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Humane Society of Missouri
Directory
Website
www.hsmo.org
www.longmeadowrescueranch.org
Main Number
314-647-8800
Report Animal Abuse and Neglect
314-647-4400
Adoption Centers
Pet Lost and Found, Cremation Services
St. Louis City Center
314-951-1562
Westport Area Center
314-951-1588
Chesterfield Valley Center 636-530-0805
Adoption Centers Hours
Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sat.
10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sun.
noon-4 p.m.
Veterinary Medical Centers
All locations 314-951-1534
Patients seen by appointment
Veterinary Medical Centers Hours
St. Louis City Center and
Westport Area Center
Mon. & Fri.
8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Tues. & Wed. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Thurs.
8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Sat.
8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Chesterfield Valley Center
Mon.-Fri.
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Sat.
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Donations 314-951-1542
Memberships, auto donations, planned giving
Volunteer Program 314-951-1577
Longmeadow Rescue Ranch 636-583-8759
Open House: Fridays
noon-3 p.m.
Saturdays 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Other adoption hours by appointment
Location Addresses:
Headquarters/St. Louis City Center –
1201 Macklind Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110
Westport Area Center – 2400 Drilling
Service Dr., Maryland Heights, MO 63043
Chesterfield Valley Center – 17357 Edison
Ave., Chesterfield, MO 63005
Longmeadow Rescue Ranch – 480 Josephs
Rd., Union, MO 64084
All locations closed major holidays.
Tails Staff
Publisher – Kathryn Warnick, president
Managing Editor – Jeane Jae, vice president
of Communications
Editor – Karen Isbell, Isbell Ink
Staff Contributors – Sue Gassner, Laura
Renner, Angela Smith, Jessica Stegen
Design – Amy Faulkenberry, Edge Creative
Photography – Mike Bizelli, employees,
volunteers and supporters of the Humane
Society of Missouri
Tails is published quarterly by the
Humane Society of Missouri.
Mission
Since 1870, the Humane Society of Missouri
has been dedicated to second chances.
We provide a safe and caring haven to all
animals in need—large and small—that have
been abused, neglected or abandoned.
Our mission is to end the cycle of abuse and
pet overpopulation through our rescue and
investigation efforts, spay/neuter programs
and educational classes. We are committed to
creating lasting relationships between people
and animals through our adoption programs
and our shelter pet training program.
We further support that bond by making
available world-class veterinary care.
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Missouri Votes “Yes” to End Puppy Mill Cruelty;
Legislators Poised to Ignore the People’s Will
Last November
dogs in Missouri’s
substandard puppy
mills achieved a
great victory.
The hard work, dedication
and “Yes to Prop B” votes of
many HSMO donors and
supporters gave dogs used for
commercial breeding a real
chance for a decent life.
Now, before this law even
takes effect, some Missouri
legislators want to repeal it.
They say voters didn’t
understand the act’s provisions
or were duped. This is an
insult to voters who clearly
understood the need for
improved standards of care for
dogs used for profit-making
purposes. For years, the
legislature would not deal with
this problem. Now, when the
majority of Missourians have
dealt directly with this issue,
some legislators want to defy
the will of the people.
When the Puppy Mill
Cruelty Prevention Act
(PMCPA) becomes law late
this year, dogs in commercial
breeding facilities will:
• have room to stretch and
move more freely in their
cages and exercise outside
instead of living their entire
lives in a space just 6” larger
than their bodies.
• receive annual, hands-on
veterinary exams and prompt
treatment for injuries and
disease instead of a cursory,
facility “look-see” with no
individual exams.
• Be able to stand on a solid
surface instead of a wirebottom cage which causes
injury to paws and legs.
If the PMCPA is repealed,
tens of thousands of dogs
will continue to suffer. We
cannot allow this to happen.
We must act now to ensure a
good future for the dogs
from which people profit.
We won a victory for
puppy mill dogs last year.
With your assistance, we
can ensure the suffering will
end for breeding animals in
desperate need of help.
What You Can Do
to Prevent the
Continuing Cruelty
Sign up for our
legislative email alerts
at www.hsmo.org/
advocacy.
Encourage everyone
you know who wants
to end suffering for
innocent animals to
take action now.
Contact your
legislators in person,
by phone, by email
and U.S. mail. You can
find your legislators at
www.hsmo.org/
advocacy.
Donate to our
Animal Cruelty Fund
to rescue, rehabilitate
and rehome puppy
mill survivors at
www.hsmo.org/
helpanimals.
Humane Society of Missouri Board of Directors 2010-2011
Geraldine Auger
Erin R. Braddock
Virginia M. Busch
Jean E. Collins, Ph.D.
Kathie Day
Jeffrey Demerath
Harvey Fields
Jim Glaenzer
Robert W. Hull
Malcolm Ivey
Michael G. Josias
Mary C. Kullman
Ted Levis
Ann Liberman
Laurie Livingston
Dr. Robert A. McCoy
Jan Torrisi-Mokwa
Pam Nicholson
George D. Tomazi
Kathryn Wright Warnick
Dorie Wilner
DIRECTORS EMERITUS
Andrew Bresler
Edwin B. Meisner, Jr.
Faye Beth O’Byrne
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Preparing Horses for Adoption
Once an abused or neglected horse has
reached a healthy weight and received calming
TLC from the staff, it’s time for Longmeadow
Rescue Ranch Trainer Scott Jaycox to work
his magic. Horses are evaluated for their level
of training before beginning the program.
Jaycox starts literally at step one: coaxing
horses to accept a friendly human touch.
From there, he uses the five training levels
of the Natural Horsemanship Method.
Depending on past training and temperament, horses require several months to a year
to complete all five levels. After adoption,
owners can take advanced training, for an
additional fee, at Longmeadow Rescue
Ranch or the horse’s new home.
Watch the Rescue video at hsmo.org
Sheriff Decries Animal
Neglect and Abuse
Once they arrived at Longmeadow, the
horses and goats were quarantined while
they were weighed, de-wormed and
examined by a veterinarian. Their diet was
set and immediate medical needs looked
after. All horses also required dental care.
Rehab Can Be Lengthy and Expensive
“It takes a huge investment to rehab horses,” explained
Mullen. “In rescues like Andrew County, the animals require
months of specialized diets, vaccinations and other veterinary
procedures. Anyone who raises large animals can attest to
the substantial cost of taking proper care of them.”
“We do these things for the animals because they can’t
speak for themselves,” she added.
Carmen Skelly, statewide investigator for the Humane
Society of Missouri had this to say on site at the November
rescue: “It’s a privilege and honor to pull these horses out
of danger, take them to Longmeadow Rescue Ranch and
know they are going to be well cared for. Last night was
their last bad night.”
Trainer Scott Jaycox on Twister
Welcome
to the
Ranch
Visit Longmeadow Rescue Ranch any
Friday from noon to 3 p.m. or Saturday
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., year-round except
major holidays.
Delight in the small wonders of miniature
horses, donkeys, goats and a cow fittingly
named Mini Moo. Scratch thousand-pound
pig Snortin’ Nortin. (He loves it.) Say hello
to Mama Llama, Binks the Goose, Twister
the Miracle Colt and all the Barn Buddies.
Nestled among 165-acres of woodland 10
miles outside Union, Mo., Longmeadow
Rescue Ranch is a pleasant day trip from
St. Louis and most of central Missouri.
Bring a picnic to enjoy with family and
friends under Poppy’s Shelter.
Andrew County Sheriff Bryan Atkins
watched approvingly while rescuers from the
Humane Society of Missouri loaded starving
horses and goats for transport to Longmeadow
Rescue Ranch. Atkins sought help from our
Animal Cruelty Task Force after personally
seeing the emaciated animals knee-deep in
mud in a barren pasture.
The sheriff, who raises livestock, was so
appalled at the animals’ condition that he
delivered two large bales of his own hay. Atkins
also brought an independent veterinarian to the
property who determined the animals could
not survive the winter without intervention.
Atkins sharply criticized the absentee
owners for neglecting their animals to the point
of starvation.
“I am letting people know that if you’re
going to own large animals or a large number
of animals, you need to afford to take care of
them, to spend time with them, to feed them
and properly care for them,” he said. “If not,
we may be doing this again.”
Won’t You
Be My Barn
Buddy?
Cassidy
Bailey
Juniper
Sponsor a Barn Buddy
and help take a bite out of
the hefty costs of caring for
Longmeadow Rescue Ranch
animals. Sponsors receive a
Certificate of Care, a photo,
a biography of their animal
and the opportunity to meet
their Barn Buddy in person
any Friday or Saturday.
For anything-but-ordinary
gifts, surprise animal lovers
with their own Barn Buddies.
For information on tours or a map and directions, visit www.longmeadowrescueranch.org
To become a Barn Buddy, visit our website or call 314-951-1542.
www.longmeadowrescueranch.org www.hsmo.org
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Meet a Volunteer
Who Can’t Decide
If you are
looking for a Jill of
All Trades, look no
further than longtime volunteer
Fran Beezley. Since
1988, she has been
involved with
volunteer duties
ranging from the
Veterinary Clinic
to Pet Pal dog walker
to foster parent and
the Greater St. Louis
Training Club. It’s hard for her to pick what her
favorite part of volunteering is!
Fran first became involved with the Humane
Society after her husband passed away. She
was looking for something to occupy her on
weekends and thought that helping dogs, which
she’s always loved, would be a good fit. She
was certainly right.
Angel, Fran’s fur child, graciously shares
her home with lots of foster pets and frequently
accompanies her to the Humane Society. Having
been a volunteer for 22 years, Fran has seen the
foster and Pet Pal programs grow tremendously.
“Sometimes we all get tired and upset but we
remember how much good we do. It all comes
from a deep love of the animals.”
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dogs, other predators and
inhumane people.
Provide adequate
shelter. If your dog lives
outdoors, you must provide
a well-insulated and draftfree doghouse. (It’s the law.)
B-r-r-r-!
If it’s too cold for
you, it’s too cold
for your pet.
Bring dogs inside.
Don’t leave them outside in
the cold for long periods of
time or they can develop
frostbite on ears, tails and
feet. If you run with your
dog, be attentive to cold
paws and leave Fido at home
when it is too cold.
Always keep cats
inside. “Outside” cats are
often the victims of cars,
Provide plenty of food
and water. It takes more
energy in the winter to keep
body temperature regulated,
so your pet needs additional
calories if he or she spends
a lot of time outdoors.
Check and refill outside
bowls often. Snow is not
a substitute for water.
Beware of anti-freeze
and rock salt. Anti-freeze
smells and tastes good to
your pet, but is lethal. If
you suspect your pet has
ingested it, contact your
veterinarian immediately!
Rock salt can irritate
footpads. Be sure to rinse
and dry your pet’s feet
after being outside.
Dry off wet pets.
Towel or blow-dry pets
when they get wet from
rain or snow. Dry and
clean paws to prevent tiny
cuts and cracked pads.
Bundle up. Short- or
coarse-haired dogs might
get too cold; consider a
sweater or a coat.
Groom regularly.
Well-groomed coats keep
animals properly insulated.
Long-haired dogs should
have their paw hair clipped
to ease snow removal and
cleaning their feet.
For more information on how to care for your pets during
the winter months, visit the Humane Society of Missouri
website www.hsmo.org.
Winter 2011
We’ve Unleashed
Our 2011 Animal
Adventures for Kids!
Rocket
Finds
Home,
Sweet
Home
Our biggest offering
of summer fun ever.
Sign up now.
Classes fill up fast!
A device the size of a grain of rice reunited
Rocket with his family 18 months after the
feline went missing.
“The cat was brought to us by a good
Samaritan who found it near her home,” said
Tammi Britton, shelter manager at the
Chesterfield Valley Center. “We scanned him
and were happy to find a microchip.”
Using the unique serial number on the tiny
device, the shelter staff easily located the Jacun
family (Heather and David and sons Sam, Dave
and Noah).
The owners wanted to be happy but instead
were dubious. After all, their nine-year-old pet
had been lost for a year and a half, just after their
move to Ballwin from University City.
“We couldn’t believe it at first,” said Heather
Jacun. “We asked them to check again because
Rocket is missing half his tail. They did, and it
was our boy.” The Jacuns joyfully picked up their
old friend the day after Thanksgiving.
“He knew us right away, and our Boxer Tessa
definitely remembered Rocket. She immediately
cleaned his whole face,” laughed Heather Jacun.
“We were so happy to find the cat’s
family,” said Britton. “He is our ‘poster boy’ for
the microchip system.”
ST. LOUIS AT PLAZA FRONTENAC 314.567.9200 © SAKS FIFTH AVENUE 2011
ONLINE: SAKS.COM FACEBOOK.COM/SAKS TWITTER.COM/SAKS
Call the Veterinary Medical Center at 314-951-1534
for an appointment to have your pet microchipped.
www.longmeadowrescueranch.org www.hsmo.org
The microchip system
was created for scenarios
just like Rocket’s and is
recommended by the
Humane Society of Missouri.
Kids ages 6 to 14 have
fun and learn lots of fantastic
facts about animals. Animal
Adventure classes are fun three-hour
“animal encounters” where you interact with
animals as you learn about your favorite finned, furry
or feathered friends. Meet animal experts and make a
great animal-related craft to take home.
It takes less than a minute
to insert, but lasts for the
pet’s lifetime. It causes no
discomfort; in fact the pet is
unaware of its existence.
Barnyard-a-Palooza
A day at Longmeadow Rescue
Ranch – Meet and learn about
our rescued horses and farm
animal friends. Enjoy a
hayride, barn tours, horse
activities and demonstrations.
About the size of a grain
of rice, a microchip is
implanted between a pet’s
shoulder blades with a
syringe. Its unique serial
number is entered into a
national database along
with the owner’s name
and contact information.
Strays are routinely
checked for microchips
with a hand-held scanner.
Much like bar-code readers
in retail stores, the scanner
beeps when it finds the
chip. Most veterinary
offices and shelters are
able to scan the chip.
WE SALUTE
THE HUMANE
SOCIETY OF
MISSOURI.
Moo-oo-vie
Mania Under
the Stars
Looking for
something fun to
do on a Summer
Friday night?
Bring your pooch,
a picnic and a
blanket and join
us in Throop Park
while we watch a
family-friendly
animal movie
beneath the stars!
Look for show
times and featured
flicks on our
website.
NEW Harry Pawter:
The Half-Blood Pawprint
and his Misunderstood
Animals
This exciting encounter has
you diving into all things mutt.
And what about Harry Pawter’s
snakes, rats, bats and owls?
You’ll find out at platform 9 and
3/4. Hop on and find out if they
are awful or awesome.
NEW Law and Order:
Animal Victims Unit
It’s your job to solve this crime
committed against an animal.
This victim can’t talk, so
examine the evidence and learn
how to take a bite out of crime!
See the comprehensive list of summer programs and
register online at www.hsmo.org. Or call 314- 951-1572.
ST. LOUIS
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Charity Navigator Ranks HSMO in Top 3% of Charities
Charity Navigator,
America’s premier
charity evaluator,
recently announced
the Humane Society of
Missouri is in the top
3% of U.S. charities
having earned a sixth
consecutive 4-star
rating for our ability to efficiently
manage and grow our finances.
Only 3% of the
thousands of charities
rated by Charity
Navigator have
received at least six
consecutive 4-star
evaluations, indicating
that the Humane
Society of Missouri
“consistently executes its mission
in a fiscally responsible way, and
Find the Perfect Gift
outperforms most other charities
in America,” according to Charity
Navigator. “We highlight the fine
work of efficient charities, and
provide donors with essential
information needed to give them
greater confidence in the
charitable choices they make.”
This exceptional designation
from Charity Navigator
differentiates Humane Society
of Missouri from its peers and
demonstrates to the public it is
worthy of their trust. Forbes,
Business Week, and Kiplinger's
Financial Magazine, among
others, have profiled and
celebrated Charity Navigator’s
unique method of applying
data-driven analysis to the
charitable sector.
Wish List
Longmeadow Rescue Ranch
Durafork manure forks
4x4 gauze pads
Outdoor hoses
Education
Gift cards to Borders, Michael’s,
Bradburn’s or Wal Mart
Art supplies
Animal-related magazine
subscriptions
HUMANE SOCIETY OF MISSOURI GIFT SHOPS
Pet Supplies
People Apparel
Adoption Centers
Canned food for cats and dogs
Buster Cubes, Kongs or other
treat-dispensing toys
Veterinary Medical Centers
Animal Cruelty Task Force
Heating pads and hot water
Aluminum three-horse trailer
bottles
Emergency lights for rescue
Towels, blankets, quilts and
vehicles (call or email for
fluffy rugs
specifics)
SD memory cards for
For complete Wish List, visit hsmo.org.
digital cameras
Click on Donate and select “Wish List.”
Greeting Cards
Macklind Avenue Headquarters,
Chesterfield Valley and Westport Area Centers
Save the Dates!
Our Insight. Your Advantage.
Balloon Glow Dinner Benefitting the
Humane Society of Missouri
Making Connections
that Make a Difference
Friday, September 16, 2011
Designer purses and shoes for raffle!
You don’t want to miss it!
Private entry to Forest Park
and private parking
Commitment to Caring
VIP Reception
5:30 p.m.
Husch Blackwell LLP is proud to support the Humane Society of
Missouri and their continued dedication to providing a safe and caring
environment for all animals in need. We applaud their commitment
to creating lasting relationships between people and animals through
rescue efforts, adoption programs and educational classes.
Balloon Glow Viewing
and Cocktails
6:30 p.m.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
For details and ticket info
visit hsmo.org/purses
Dinner and Dancing
8 p.m. – 11 p.m.
huschblackwell.com
Fireworks
9:15 p.m.
Jim Monafo, Partner
jim.monafo@huschblackwell.com › 314.480.1925
Arizona
Colorado
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
www.longmeadowrescueranch.org www.hsmo.org
Tennessee
An exclusive view
of the spectacular Balloon Glow
Washington, D.C.
England
For details and ticket info
visit hsmo.org/glow
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Can you help at
Bark in the Park?
It is impossible to host the largest
dog walk and festival in the Midwest
without the volunteers who work so
hard before, during and after the
festivities. If you can help, contact
Laura Renner at (314) 951-1577
or lrenner@hsmo.org.
May 21,2011
Cricket Field in Forest Park
®
Presented by Purina ONE dog food, Bark in the Park is
the largest dog walk and festival in the Midwest. Proceeds
benefit the Humane Society’s Animal Cruelty Fund, dedicated
to investigating, healing and preventing animal abuse.
Register online at hsmo.org/bark
Adults: $25*
Children ages 4-15: $5*
Children 3 years and younger: FREE
*Includes official 2011 Bark in the Park T-shirt
Fun activities for
the whole family
• Amazing free-style performances
by the Purina Incredible Dog Team
• Pet contests to show off your
pooch’s greatest talents
• Heart-pounding shows from
The Cadence drum troupe
• Funnel cakes, kettle corn and more
at our Country Fair Food Court
• Face painting, balloon animals,
inflatable activities and more!
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Help homeless animals and earn a few well-deserved treats for yourself! Our 2011 prize list is better than ever!
For more information and a full list of prizes, visit hsmo.org/bark.
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Winter 2011
Jeff and Lisa Pugh, their son Steve (far left) and daughter Lori (right),
raised Shelby from a puppy. When they decided their “only dog” needed
a playmate, they found brindle Boxer Nova at the Westport Area Adoption
Center. Beau came from owners who realized that with long commutes
and two young children they were not giving him the care he deserved.
Skilled Surgeon
Constructs New
Ligament for Boxer
Lisa and Jeff Pugh noticed their Boxer Shelby
limping on the stairs. It was surprising because
the pet they’d raised from a puppy was barely
three years old. Since they were already bringing
Shelby to the Humane Society for veterinary
care, they made an appointment.
After digital radiographs
(x-rays), Shelby was diagnosed
with hip dysplasia and an
arthritic knee. A crucial knee
ligament was so damaged it
had to be replaced to stabilize
her knee and hip.
“Hip dysplasia is primarily
found in large, strong breeds
such as German Shepherds,
Rottweilers, Labradors and
Golden Retrievers,” explained
Dr. Travis Arndt, who
performed the surgery at the
Chesterfield Valley Center. “In
some dogs, it is an inbred trait.
In others it begins after a knee
ligament is torn when the
dog twists a hind leg.”
During the surgery,
Dr. Arndt removed the
damaged ligament and repaired
the knee by placing two strands
of heavy monofilament suture
through the tibia (the bone
between the knee and ankle)
and then around the lateral
fabella (the small bone behind
the knee). The “false ligament”
around the outside of the knee
joint restored stability and
ended her pain and limping.
www.longmeadowrescueranch.org www.hsmo.org
Much-loved
Boxer trio
Beau, Nova
and Shelby
Shelby returned 10 days after
surgery and was fully weightbearing on her repaired leg.
The Pughs expected the
highest degree of professional
care from Dr. Arndt and were
not disappointed. What they
didn’t expect was his degree of
personal interaction. “Before
the surgery, Dr. Arndt showed
us the x-rays and went over
them with us,” praised Lisa
Pugh. “Right after the surgery,
he personally phoned us and
gave us the complete run-down.
When we went back for the
stitches to be removed, he was
also there.”
The Pughs bring all three
Boxers to the Humane Society.
“Everyone from the front desk
to the vet techs is professional,”
she said. “And I can tell they all
have pets. We like knowing we
are helping other animals when
we take our dogs there.”
Open to the public, the Humane Society’s three Veterinary Medical
Centers provide expert care with state-of-the-art diagnostic and
surgical facilities. Proceeds from the clinics help homeless animals.
Learn more at hsmo.org or call 314-951-1534.
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Tributes &
Memorials
Patsy, Strudel, Weenie, Snuggles,
Sadie, Snickers, Donut and
Maggie
Judy and Bob Magraw
Maggie
Jeff and Pat Wilner
Peaches
Dr. and Mrs. James Gerst
Fuzzball
Ms. Judith A. Willard
Mallory
Andy and Nancee Glaser
and Family
Mrs. Betty Spitzer
Pedro, Willi, Max, Rudi and Alex
Ms. H. Schwabenland
Gabby Lombardo
Love, Laura, Bella and Shelby
Mama Cat
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Livingston
Goldie
Ms. Jennifer Cole
Bill Libit
Max
Dane and Cyndy Haumesser
Ms. Gelene M. Lungwitz
Mr. William Williams
Goldie Gieseke
Carla Flinn, Carolyn Shannon,
Craig Stensland, Jerry Waters
and Lou Brislane
Greta
Erin Poettker
In Memory of Pets
Abby and Mark
Ms. Susan Knipmeyer
Ajax
Ben Landesman
Sharon and Craig Ramsey
David and Linda Landesman
Annie
David Nemerov and Diane Weber
Dale
Clare Davis and David Obedin
Babycat
Herman and Vicki Rapert
Dancing Queen
Scootie, Pat and Larry Parsons
Baron I, II, III and Lady I, II, III
and Max
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Giljum
Dolly
Ms. Patricia Gunby
Buffy Marie Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Arnold
Callie
Mr. Richard Radford
Callie Sedgwick
Sparky and Sawyer Olson
Candy and Jenny
Miss Mary K. Mickey
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Meg and Jib
Mr. Steven M. Bruce
Hannah
Susan and Dick Langdon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kahle
Michelob
Ms. Cora J. Lippi
Harry Potter
Pattering Paws LLC
Holly
Ms. Judy W. Griffin
Mr. William D. Wasson
Christopher Brenner and
Tyler Olsen
Ash
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Owen
Buddy
Mr. Robert Ehlen
Hamish Lee Vitsky
Ms. Grace Lee
Conner
Ms. Beth Cosma
Cupcake
Mr. and Mrs. David Whalen
Ben
Clare Davis and David Obedin
Meg
Healey Family
Cheyenne
John and Wendy Schoenfeldt
Arnie
McNair School
Baskerville
Mrs. Peggy Lee C. Russell
Gypsey Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Starkey
Henry Furrer
Ms. Ann Mueller
Creampuff, Muffin, Buddy and
Daisy Kroll
Ms. Cristina Slow
Duffy
Ms. Betty Williams
Duke
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lynch
John, Mary E., Jessica and
Aaron Johnson
Dusty Kornblum
Mr. Lawrence Willick
Ellie
Ms. Eleanor J. Moore
Ellie and Rosie
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Becker
Fritz
Mr. David V. Schuehler
Max, Ben and Blue
Ms. Jane C. Hughes
Mazik
Ms. Virginia Panton
Ms. Alice G. Wamser
Harry T.
Ms. Janice Starke
Archie and Veronica
David Nemerov and Diane Weber
Max and Muffie
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephans
Gus
Brian Fiedler
Cash
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson
Cookie
Mrs. Joanne Galanis
Lucy
Ms. Melodie K. Donovan
Pal, Queenie, Trixie, Oscar,
Molly and Peppi
Mrs. Marie Lucas
Maddie
Shari, Max and Parker Dover
The following companies and individuals have contributed $50 or more to
the Humane Society of Missouri as a memorial or in honor of someone special.
Donations were received between September 1, 2010 and December 31, 2010.
Pat Weiland, district manager of Jiffy Lube, Kathy Warnick,
president of HSMO, and Tony Clark, division director of Jiffy
Lube, at a recent check presentation for Jiffy Lube’s summer
2010 promotion “Unleashing Excellent Customer Service!”
Lucky
Mr. Gene Logerman
Hudson
Ms. Dianne Carlile
Hunter
Ivan Filipi
Jack
Ms. Dianne Carlile
Jake
Sharon and David Raich
Midnight
Miss Patricia G. Kellerhals
Miss Annie
Pattering Paws LLC
Miss Ellie Mae
Mr. Mark Baker
Miss Mollie
Pattering Paws LLC
Missy
Ms. Mary Schmelzle
Misty, Gretta, Hansel and Joker
Doris Fischer
Morris
Ms. Susan E. Adams
Mr. Mac
Pattering Paws LLC
Mt. Aire’s Sunset
The Hofman Family
Muffin
Jesse
Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Buchanan
Paula and Rodger Riney and Gizmo
Muffy and Trouble
Jesse Owens Fowler
Ms. Gretchen Ritter
Ms. Leigh E. Major
Muggsy
Jetta
Ms. Ruth L. Rosen
Mr. Steven P. Reise
Murphy
Kay and Trey
Jack and Paula Collins
Ms. Nancy L. Ellis
Nick
Klassique
Robin Greene
Ms. Linda R. Reifschneider
NT the Cinderella Cat
Kobe
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Tretter
Max and Gus
Oliver
Liberty
Marcia L. O’Connell
Herman and Vicki
Oscar
Lizzie, Paco, Maggie, Ginger
Grammy and Pops
and Whiskey
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Ranzini
Pip
Steve Crouch, Rick Price and Buddy
Pretty Boy
Mondi Ghasedi
Princess Parsons
Mr. William A. Heyde III
Puchon
Mr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne
Punkin, Annie and Riffie
Mrs. Eleanor J. Hartog
Quigley
Quigley’s Mom
Raji
Jennifer, Marmi and Gus
Rebel
Ozark Ridge Riders Saddle Club
Ripley
Karen, Lauren, Brittany, Rock
and T.T.
Rocky
Mr. Grahame Turnbull
Rose Stuart
Mr. Thomas Winsor
Rosie
Mr. Roger Schneider
Rosie and Codi
Mr. and Mrs. John Akscin
Sadie
Carol Galbraith and Galen Benson
Sandra, Elaine, Misty, Chester,
Spike and CC
Mrs. Rachel M. Graham
Sam
Alicia, Michael, Jake and Zack
of Brokerage Unlimited, Inc.
Sammy Biskup
Ms. Beth Johnson
Sammy, Billy Boy, Hula Boy
and Natalie
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Storm
Sampson
Your girls at Bellevue Radiology
Samuel Cole Theroux
Mrs. Traci Griffin
Sandy
Mr. William Arnold
Tom and Karen Jacobs
Sascha
Mopsi
Sasha
Mr. Jon T. Deuchler
Sasha, Pumpkin, Alex, Pansy
and Merlin
Ms. Elsbeth Brugger
Schnapps, Agassiz, Peep,
Paintball and Dot
Miss Vanessa Barton
Winter 2011
Scooter
Mrs. Nola A. Rigsby
Fala
Ms. Judith A. Stenzel
Joy Berry
Ms. Lisa R. Burgess
Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtis Engler
Crystal and Nelson Spencer
Dee Hall
C.E. Hall
Skiff
Carolyn and Bob
For Patricia Ellebracht’s
Dogs Only
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ellebracht
Jackie Beulick
Mrs. Rachael Cosby
Bryan Erwin
Mike, Libby and Cameron
Gabriel and Macy
Ms. Brenda Gerdes
Dr. Suji Bhatia and the
Brace Girls
Ms. Kathleen Coolman
The Eschmanns
Ms. Susan B. Pensoneau
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy’s
Wedding
Mr. Kirk Yates
Mrs. Jacquelyn S. Rocchio
Hillary and Lady
Allen and Alice Flamm
Karen Biggs
Ms. Carol Shahriary
Libby Cervetto-Mullican
GranC and Grandad
Mike and Kay Bizelli
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wickiser
Lucky and Casey
Mr. Scott Brent
Jourdan Blackwell
Mrs. Joyce F. Blackwell
Eugene and Genevieve
Fieldhammer
Gary and Hilary Welsh
LucyFur, MacBeth and Wanker
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Conroy
Laurel Bosque
Mrs. Paula J. Bosque
James E. Fischer
Ms. Joyce V. Fischer
Maggie
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Burkert
Mary and Lank Branstetter
Gail Presswood
James and Kathy Fischer
Ms. Joyce V. Fischer
Mattie Paul
Randy and Helen Paul
Dr. Julie Brinker
Mr. Joe Goldenberg
Don and Becky Fischer
Ms. Joyce V. Fischer
Miss Lily
Pattering Paws LLC
Donna Brinkmeyer
Blick & Staff Communications
Dr. Anita Fischer
Ms. Susan G. Gurley
Murdoch Lee
Ms. Grace Lee
L.D. Brodsky
Mr. Stuart Fabe
Jane Fishkop
Mr. Douglas Cassel
Taylor
Greg and Mary Tate
Nala Farquhar
Mrs. Rebecca Farquhar
Mrs. Abe Brussell’s Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne
Teddy Bear
Ms. Elizabeth A. Biddick
Nemo and Sylvia
Mr. Andrew Domjan
Buff Buffkin
Blick & Staff Communications
Emily Nordmann Flanigan
and Christopher Flanigan
Ms. Marie Nordmann
Teya
Ruben, Virginia and Rora
Peaches
Mrs. Eleanor J. Hartog
The pets of my beloved friends
Mrs. Joan Shewmake
Peanut and Spanky Our “Special” Dachshunds
Judy and Bob Magraw
Barbara Caciolo, M.D.
Judy, Carol, Betty, Peggy and
Marsha
Sneezer
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Morris
Snickers
Dr. Pamela Grant
Snoopy
Ms. Judith Morgan
Sophie
Troy, Mindy, Milo and Ezra
Sox Lorden and Jack Maynard
Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Liescheidt
Spooky
Ms. Peggy D. Sharp (2)
Stan Eisenbeis
Joan and Brad Eisenbeis
Sunny
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Coogan
Sweetie
Alicia, Michael, Jake, Zack and
Teddy Tessler
Tiffany
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caplin
Tipper
Mr. and Mrs. John Cleator
Titan
Dr. Nikoleta Kolovos
Toto Martin
Mrs. J.H. Armstrong and Pimm
and Spinner Armstrong
Pumpkin
Mrs. Marie Lucas
Rosie
Donna, Arne, Michael and Xander
Ruby, Lou and Charlie
The Kieraths
Sam
Ms. Marla Heyduck
Truman
Ms. Miriam E. Joseph
Samson
Ms. Jennifer Lammert
Tucker
David Nemerov and Diane
Weber (2)
Smoky
Bob and Shelley Freisinger
Tyler
Ms. Jean Brumback
Tulip’s Birthday
Sandra and James Patton
The Calcaterras
Ms. Susan B. Pensoneau
Erika Carr
Woody, Terry, Rocky, Eve, Sam
and Ypsi
Linda Carter’s Birthday
Richard and Roger
Bob and Diane Ceccarini
Dr. and Mrs. Susan and Steven
M. Shields
Norty Cohen
Blick & Staff Communications
Lynn Collins
The Rector Clan
Marie Colwell
Ms. Jeanne E. Laythe
In Honor of People
Peter Conrad
Blick & Staff Communications
Jim Abkemeier
Molly
Amy Costello
Blick & Staff Communications
George Ahrens
Ms. Anna Wells
Jennifer Diebling
Blick & Staff Communications
All creatures great and small
Ms. Joyce Inman
Mr. and Mrs. N.P. Apter’s
70th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. Harris J. Frank
Kelly Dolan
Monsanto Fund
Amy, Soo Zi, Lucky and Ozzie
Ms. Dianne Carlile
Gerry Auger
Blick & Staff Communications
Boris
Mr. Roger Schneider
Beverly J. Austin
Friends of Beverly J. Austin
Calvin Evans
Aubrey Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Baker
Crystal and Nelson Spencer
Chomper and Daisy
Ms. Judith A. Willard
Lynne Bare
Mr. Gary Masnica
Cookie McCabe
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell
Joe and Michelle Becker
Mr. Dennis Harmon
The doctors and staff of Ellisville
Veterinary Hospital
Jackie and Steve Rouff
Ellie
Ms. Julene Van Kleeck
David Bentley
Thank you, Fiery
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Engler
Crystal and Nelson Spencer
Zeus Drumm
Carol and Buzz Drumm
Zu Zu
Ms. Shirley L. Bragg
In Honor of Pets
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Brenda Dotson
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Haag
Asti Fava
Ms. Linda Siemers
Helen Feeney
Bette and Andy Constantin
Patricia A. Flauter
Vic and Sandy Canter and
Buddy Joe
Kelly Francis
Mrs. Janice Francis
Margaret Stacy Gaal
Mr. Edward L. Cope
Lisa Gans
Mom and Carl
Sue Gassner’s 30th anniversary
in the Education Department of
the Humane Society of Missouri
The Friends and Admirers
of Sue Gassner
Tammy Gau
Mr. Jeffrey T. Gau
Susan Gavin
Mr. Gary Van Hall
Lacey Gay
Blick & Staff Communications
Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Gebhard
Crystal and Nelson Spencer
Dr. Sarah George
The George Foundation
Anne Gierse
Blick & Staff Communications
Randy Gorbein and Carol Butler
Ms. Lisa R. Burgess
Julia Goldman
Ms. Miriam Dennis
Kara Duncan
Mr. Kevin Grantham
Jenn and Steve Gontram
Tracey and Bill Marshall
Mr. Mel Dunkelman’s
Special Birthday
Mrs. Faye Beth O’Byrne
Sandy Goralnik
Ms. Tracy C. Green
Carl Eisterhold
Ellen Parkus
Alicia Govero
Marian and Raymond Buehler
Mark, Amy, Randy, Lori, Travis,
Sarah, Amanda and Jenn
Steve and Cheryl Grant
Ms. Jane Allsworth
Mark Haarrmann
Blick & Staff Communications
Hope Harl
Dr. Kimberly Steele
Scott Harrison
PJ Harrison
Harvester Animal Clinic
The Underwood Family Cats
John Haugh
Blick & Staff Communications
Laura Heiman
Mom and Dad
Ron Hippe
Ms. Mary E. Kruger
Tom and Karleen Hoerr
Michael and Rebecca Zaccarello
Catherine Hoffman
Jack
Jane Howze
Ms. Julie Van Etten
Alexa and Bob Hull
Ms. Dianne Carlile
Angie Jamjamian’s 80th Birthday
Virginia Bohigan
Jane Matoesian
Virginia Heckwolf
Marjorie Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Anderson
Tonia Jones
Mr. Mark Smalley
Elizabeth Josephson
Mr. Peter Malarkey
Dr. Karagiannis and Dr. Leonard
Brennan and Rachel Platke
Melissa Kass
Pete and Maryellen Kass
Janice Kearns
Maggie and Baxter
Terrence and Geneva Kemper
Ms. Lana J. Dinehart
Kennelwood Village Staff
Mr. and Mrs. Dave and
Johanna Hicks
Galene Kessin
Ms. Shari Clayman-Kerr
Sally Key’s Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne
Dr. William Kistner
Mr. and Mrs. David Kantrovitz
Laurie Klein
Shawn Medlin
Ward Klein
Blick & Staff Communications
Tina Klocke
Blick & Staff Communications
Wendy Knudsen-Farrell
Mrs. Kathleen Knudsen
Wendy Knudsen and
George Farrell
Ms. Florence Duggan
Jim and Kim Kraft
Sandy and Kerry Kohring
Jane and Jim Rabey
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Julie Kramer
Mrs. Nancy Hayes
Teresa Kroll
Blick & Staff Communications
Betsy Laakko
Blick & Staff Communications
Shannon Lammert
Blick & Staff Communications
Michael Leaseburg
Mr. Gary Masnica
Barb LeClere
Blick & Staff Communications
Becky and Bob Leggat
Harry, Missy, Margot and Anna
Janet Levy
Joan Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Levy III
Joan Levy
In appreciation of Laurie and
Scott Livingston’s nice gesture
Ms. Sharon Frey
Mr. Daniel B. Hayes
Mark and Karen Lauder’s
Marriage
L. and J. Romay
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zymroz
Longmeadow Rescue Ranch
Staff Members
Mr. D.J. Heywood
Lois Loyd
The Bollmanns
Dr. Gail Luecke
Mrs. Adelaide L. Luecke
Michele Lux
Elizabeth and Aunt Nancy
Maggy, Sam and Jim
Michael and Barbara Alalof
John and Clare Majewski
Jeff and Veronica Fernhoff
Michael Manchisi
Ms. Brenda Hopkins
Geof Mansfield
Ms. Nancie Fitzwater
Robert and Pat McAdams
Mr. Jason McAdams
Mark McAmish
Kyle McAmish-Bahr
Amanda McClanahan
Mrs. Meredith Rubich-O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McConnell
Crystal and Nelson Spencer
Kathy McDade
Donald McDade
James McDade
Donald McDade
Mr. and Mrs. Glen McDonald
Ms. Jennifer McDonald
Mrs. James S. McDonnell, III’s
Birthday
Mrs. William Barnes III
Dan, Sara, Ethan, Claire and
Anna McGinnis
Ms. Dianne Carlile
Mrs. Melvin Mednikow’s
Special Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne
Goldwater Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Smith
Jane and Martin Meyer
Mrs. Rosemary M. Schuster
Nancy Schwartz
Blick & Staff Communications
Helen Seerherman
Mrs. Nancy Hayes
Kathryn W. Warnick
Mr. and Mrs. Terry E. Schnuck
Blick & Staff Communications
Barry Weber
Moneta Group, LLC
Billie F. Beaverson
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Johnson
Leonard, Street and Deinard
Creative Memories
Mary Lou Wendleton
Mr. Edward Marchiselli
Ralph Beck
Ms. Linda R. Reifschneider
Paul Willhite
Jon, Karen, Jaron and Jasper
Helen Becker
David Becker and Janet Brendes
Bill and Debra Williams
Mrs. Brooke Schultz
Glennon and Antoinette Bender
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bender
William Bennekemper Jr.
Mr. John E. McAlister
Ms. Susan Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gow
Dr. Bernard Shore’s Speedy
Recovery
Mr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne
Margaret Moggio
Chris and Lisa Moggio
Susie and Michael Simpson
Ms. Jennie Blanchet
Sue Mudd
Mr. and Mrs. Dave and
Johanna Hicks
Carmen Skelly’s Birthday
Mrs. Anne Pals
Ms. Kathryn A. Eustace
Almir Mutapcic
Renate Hawkenberry
Connie Smith
Meg and Mike Proskey
Burt Wilner’s Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schneider
Kevin Nacy
Mimi and Gary Hirschberg
Welcome to Baby Elle
Juliette Smith, 7 lbs. 6 oz.,
January 12, 2011
The Development Department
of HSMO
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolff
Mr. Howard Witsma
Kimberly R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Sid L. Raile
Ken Woods
Chris, Maggie and Fiona
Douglass North
Constance A. Lewis
The Tennis Group
Ellen, Judy, Karen, Norma
and Sylvia
Devyn Yates
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates
Mrs. Faye Beth O’Byrne
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Baer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Honeycutt
Tom and Dianna Spitznagel
Mrs. and Mr. Lenore Spitznagel
Pam Nicholson
Anita and John O’Connell
Ms. Barrett S. Erker
Bob and Anita Noel
Ms. Allyson Hills
Mr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne
Mr. and Mrs. Foster B. Parriott II
Michael Squitieri
Mrs. Susan Berent
Sara Ann Beatty
Ms. Nancy Poteete and Tim Watt
Ms. Louise DeHart
Garden of Innocents
Hawthorn Physician Services
Wedding Guests of Susan Marcos
and Craig Weilbaecher
Mr. Craig Weilbaecher
Lynn and Dan Mitchell
Ms. Barbara Wagner
Tim Wolf
Ms. Lara Wolf
Becky Zaccarello
Ms. Mia Walters
Jeff Ziminski
Blick & Staff Communications
Jack Benninghofen
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Braswell
Eugene Bernath and
Tina Bernath
Mrs. Alice L. Bernath
Douglas Bivens
Mrs. Charles I. Sher
Kenneth Bleich
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Sindelar
Dr. Vanessa Reuter, Vanessa
Adams, Kelly Becker, Chrissy
Morrow, Kihly Harmon, Rebecca
Meier, Drew Murphy and
Kristin Dlugos
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Machtinger
Burns and McDonnell Foundation
Mrs. Joyce Ward
Leslie St. Armour
Dr. Donna Campbell
In Memory
of Individuals
Tracey St. John
Blick & Staff Communications
Donna Aastrom
Mr. Norman Rosenkoetter
Donna Ortlip
Mrs. Meredith Rubich-O’Connor
Eveylyn Steck
Ms. Leslie N. Limberg
Mr. Leo M. Steck
Joseph “Joey” Adams III
Steve Gress Tuckpointing
Allen Bloom
Delta Dental of Missouri Staff and
Board of Directors
Jim and Sharon Ortmeyer
Bob, Beth, Sadie and Tyler
Earleen Stockwell
Blick & Staff Communications
Gene Adney
Crestview Middle School
Bob Bokel
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Mungenast
Kristina Oswald’s Retirement
Bob and Ruth Krueger
Ryan and Monica
Stoutenborough
Dad and Becky
G.L. Baker
B.C. Lofchie
David O. Bornemann
Louis and Linda Houlle
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Quevreaux
Missouri Jig and Eelers
Mrs. Bernice N. Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schwent
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Berutti
Jim Olsen
Blick & Staff Communications
Jayme O’Renic
Blick & Staff Communications
Nancy M. Pool’s 90th Birthday
Jim and Anita Lamont
Dean Porter
Mark J. Burstein, Jacob S. Burstein
and Laurie S. Burstein
Sandra and Sean Gregory
Joann Radil and furry friends
past and present
Geri and Ron Hill
Rick Ramin
Mr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne
Mary Richardson
Mrs. Leslie Pattengill
Meghan Rouff
Nina Jackie and Grandpa Steve
Mike Sanders
Blick & Staff Communications
Molly Saunders
Blick & Staff Communications
The Sausvilles
Ms. Susan B. Pensoneau
Eli Schachet
Ms. Carol Schachet
Judy McNamara
Ms. Joanne Stuart
Mrs. Terry Scheller
Ms. Ann Nahom
Michelle McPherson
Blick & Staff Communications
William Schmitt’s Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Schmitt
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Neal Schroeder
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson
Gerri Strutman
The Kate Weiner Family
Julie Sutton
Mr. John Glickert
Lynn W. Teller
Laura Renner
Todd and Val Terry’s Anniversary
Ms. Betsy Terry
George D. Tomazi
Lutheran Church of the
Living Christ
Mrs. John Torosian
Nelda and Vern Laws
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Urlaub
Mr. and Mrs. Foster B. Parriott II
Elizabeth Vahlkamp
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Ribble
Sue Valentine
Mrs. Kelly Richter
John H. Vance
Mr. Mark Vance
Frank S. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ross
Kathy Warnick and HSMO
Management Team
Ms. Sue Frayer
Pat Bania
Mr. Harald Boerstler
Ms. Tina Bilhorn
Liberty Country Club
Mrs. Doris Lipinski
American Enzyme/The
Backyard Place
Mr. Mitchell C. Wieldt and
Stephanie Ruedlin
John and Carol DeBasio
Mike and Jill Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. William McAlister
Mr. Conrad Bowers
Ms. Millicent Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ellenberger
Mr. Chris Lipinski and
Ms. Sandi L. Phillips
Keith F. Barket
Ellen and David Barket
Anne Desloge Bates
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P.
Desloge, Jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bakewell
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Armstrong
Emily Rauh Pulitzer
Ms. Amelia Smithers
Dr. William F. Kistner
Dr. William H. Danforth
Mrs. Terry Moore Shepley
Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Ballinger III
Ms. Syida H. Long
Doris C. Baumhoff
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Blanchard
Sharon Borota
Terri Rea and Rose Brady
Nick Boughman
Ms. Janet Sadowski
Mrs. Jack Brackbill
Ms. Virginia Panton
Joseph L. Breitenstein
Ms. Deborah M. Rhomberg and
Ms. Lorinda Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Blanchard
Mrs. Nelda Bodeman and Brian
William Brennan Jr.
Ms. Virginia Panton
Theresa “Terri” Brown
Dr. Salvatore and Mrs. Nicole Conti
Mr. Donald H. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Abrams
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Phelps
Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Mayer
Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker
Darlene and Chuck Roland
Cody Brunkhorst
Ms. Mary Colombo
Nancy Bry
Mr. and Mrs. William T. O’Byrne
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Dorothy Burch
Ms. Joan Robinson
Vera Busby
Mr. Daniel Ferracane
Al and Mary Jo Krausz
Arlean Flotron
Ms. Patricia Caldwell
Chris Mutrux
Marian Frazier
Ms. Dianne Kramlich
Beverly Butts
The Schultz Family
Paul Friedman
Mr. H. W. Palm
Barbara Drace Cargal
Ms. Marilyn Cooper
O’Sullivan-Muckle Mortuary
George “Tony” Gerner
Mrs. Debby Anzalone
Shaun Carlile
Ms. Dianne Carlile
Joyce Carverton
Ms. Joanne Strauss
Mehlville Transportation
Ms. Brenda M. Hopkins
Forrest Gibbs
Ms. Linda Watson
Robert Gilliland
Ms. Marguerite Purgahn
Harriet Ginther
Mr. Karl H. Meyer
Rita Clarke
Shoe Carnival
Shauna Godfrey
Ms. Cheryl Fellner
Michael P. Colombo
Ms. Mary Colombo
Greg Goodrich
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kretmar
Ms. Mary Straub
Eleanor C. Connolly
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freedberg
John Edwin Conrades
Mrs. John E. Conrades
Mark Christian Gornet
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunn
Carl and Jill Kickham
Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Timm
Erma Cowick
Ms. Deborah L. Dotson
Doug Graser
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Balsamo
Alice J. Creamer
Mr. James Belgeri
Bill Griebel
Ms. Janis Griebel
Faye E. Crowley
Mr. Matt Crowley
Mildred Guller
Ms. Helen Kiriakos
Kenneth Cutter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hall
William “Buzz” Haener
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haefner
Ms. Mary A. Luebbert
George Devlin
Ms. Jennifer Bridwell
Marian Disse Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Disse
Norman Doll
Kent Nichols
Jimmy Droege
Ms. Sally Geller
Pearl Dulsky
Kerry and Barb Meyer
Jay McConnell Construction, Inc.
Roy Dunsford
Mrs. Linda Mulvihill
Rodman Durfee
Mrs. Shirley G. Durfee
Vicki L. Dyhouse
Ms. Linda Kaiser
Mrs. Debbie Henderson
Matthew and Gladys Eeles
Mr. Grahame Turnbull
Raymond Esche
Mrs. Joann Esche
Wilbur Fearheiley
Affton Lawn Equipment, Inc.
The McCallisters and Freibergs
Mrs. Janet Linn
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rimkus
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Farrington
Karen Feldman
Humane Society of Missouri
Auxiliary
Lindell Gene Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Bebee
Herman J. Flood, Jr.
Ms. Nicole Buehler
Clara and Johnny Hahn and all
the doggies they’ve adopted
Dr. June J. Skelly
Pauline Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. David Huddart
Clifton William Harrison
Mr. Brian A. Ragen
Aaron Hefner
Robert and Joan Beitel
David and Jan Kettler
Karen K. Henderson McCormack
Mr. Alfred J. Klevorn
Richard Herr
Ms. Dana Myers
Jack Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. P.F. Dressel
Sue Hildrich
Larry and Sue Hildrich
Rita Jane Hill
Mr. Bob Miller
Ms. Lori Aston
Ms. Suzanne Ettallini
Ms. Melissa Gregor
Ms. Jacqueline Schapp
David Hinze
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carson
Max Lamberton Hoadley
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Baker
Jonell Hopkins
Mrs. Doris E. Weber
Dr. Michael R. Hunter
Martha and Jeff, Shannon, Heath,
Kevin, Gina, Leslie, Jenn, JY,
Glenda and Amber
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Opal Hussman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Graham
Ms. Dawn Overmann
Mrs. Michael Schmitt
Patsy Ingram
Mr. William Thompson
Ralph Jaynes
Mrs. Donna Bodart
Leslie Jenkins
Mr. George S. Rees
Sherri Jones
Tracy Brown
Virginia Dare Jones
Ms. Megan Mueller
Grace May
Mr. Jim May
Jim Keiner
Ms. K. D. Jolly
Monsanto Company
Jason Thomas Kennedy
Craig, Lisa and Jeremy Reno
Iola Kerls
Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Keitel
Clay Kerrigan
Jean Garrison and Betty Lemasters
Donna Kessler
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lindemann
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sulin
Robert “Bob” Kienzle
Mike, Nicci, Mandie and
Michael Clark
Mr. Jack McElligott
Elizabeth, Rob, Joseph and
Robert Battle
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Qualls
Merle A. Coughlin
Violette R. Klevorn
Mr. Alfred J. Klevorn
Daniel Kohler and Hairi
Mr. and Mrs. Delaner Thomason
Michael Kornblum
Jerry Sims and Andrea Smith
Mike’s Friends and Co-Workers
at Roose and Cary
Joseph Kraus
Mr. Russell Malchow Jr.
Hilda Krause
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gasparovic
Howard Kuehner
Mr. Kim D. Kuehner
Mr. Thomas Samson
Ms. Leslie H. Stupp
Tom and Cheryl Van DeWalle
Dr. M. R. Carlin
Rispah D. Gamble
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Chouteau Building Group, LLC
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Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sprowls
Kerry Kuehner
Mr. Kim D. Kuehner
Hong Im Lee
Ms. Grace Lee
John Levy
St. Louis Jewish Light
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Charles Linnenbringer
Ms. Kathy A. Poelker
Mrs. Jill T. Claybour
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Jane Maddox
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The Coulthard Sisters
Warren Maichel
Mr. Gene Logerman
Jerry Mangelsdorf
Budrovich Excavating, Inc.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Iseli
Mr. and Mrs. William R.
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The Dayley Family
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Ms. Rosalinda Rosemann
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Ms. Susan Witte
Ms. Patricia Heib
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Ms. Barbara Anderson
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Grace Mueller
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Tim and Wendy Fetter
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Fred Peil
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Ms. Mary E. Phillips
Linda Piasecki
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Ms. Laura A. Madden
Mr. James C. Vaughan
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Roy Rapisardo
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Aunt Sandy
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Steve Sawers
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D&D Magic Touch Construction
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State Highway Patrol Sgt. Joe
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Nancy Tippett
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Elizabeth Smith
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