2009 Annual Report for Website

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BOONE COUNTY SENIOR SERVICES, INC.

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Boone County

Senior Services, Inc.

2009

Annual Report

The Essential Piece...

You


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2009 Annual Report

Table of Contents

Services................................................................................ 3

Mission ................................................................................ 3

Board of Directors ............................................................... 4

Staff ..................................................................................... 4

Agency Report ..................................................................... 5

Financial Report .................................................................. 9

Expenses & Revenues Chart .............................................. 10

Units of Service ................................................................. 11

2009 Circle of Friends ........................................................ 12

Tribute Gifts ...................................................................... 17

BCSS Foundation Report ................................................... 21

Walkway of Tribute ........................................................... 24


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ServicesFriendly Visitor

Guardianship

Health Screening Clinics

Home Health Aide

Homemaker

Transportation

Volunteers

Community Room

Respite

Outreach

Information & Assistance

Insurance Information

Legal Assistance

Tax Assistance

Computer Lab

Prescription Counseling

Client Assessment

MissionThe mission of Boone County Senior Services, Inc. is to provide

life sustaining and enriching services for older adults in Boone

County to live independently with purpose and dignity in the

environment of their choice. This will be accomplished by

continuing current services, implementing additional services

as the need requires, and continuing to address the needs ofthe low income elderly. The most efficient use of public funds

will be made and Boone County Senior Services, Inc. will seek

to avoid unnecessary duplication of services in Boone County.

Boone County Senior Services, Inc.

established September 28, 1978


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2009 Staff Members:

George AndersonDon Barnett

Judy Brower

Linda Cooney

Dale Dickerson

John Donaldson

John Dotas

Cindy Elliott

Jessica Evans

Nancy Fleck

Bonnie Fletcher

Maria Glenn

Susie Habel

Cindy Hickson

Mickey Hunsinger

David JonesGene Keck

Cindy Kemmerling

Kate Koehler

Lanny Knox

Marty Lane

Jim Mossman

Carol NesterJoyce Pratt

Paul Reagan

David Richards

Russ Roberts

Ron Shockley

Sonya Shoup

Gene Souders

Jim Urban

Molly Van Meter

2009 Board of Directors

President:Karen Niemeyer

President Elect:

Judy Cunningham

Vice President:

Barbara Anderson

Secretary:

Valaree Messenger

Treasurer:

Sharon Walker

Members:

Jim Allen

Chuck Britt

John Cowan

Lori Cravens

Pam Faerber

Ed SchillingWinnie Tharp

Jayne Thompson

John Tousley

Jeff Welty

Rick Whiteman

Executive Director:Susan T. Ritz

BOONECOUNTYSENIORSERVICESINC

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2009 Agency Report

We are pleased to provide you with our 2009 Annual Report.

Your continued interest and support are greatly appreciated.

One word comes to mind when recapping the past year

strength. The board, the staff, the volunteers, the programs,

the services, and the finances are strong. The 15 member

board is deeply committed to its job of policy development,

fiscal responsibility and general oversight. Their vision and

involvement with the agency gives support to keep it strong

and growing. The dedicated and caring staff are thefoundation that value helping individuals in our county. They

are the strong backbone which implements the programs and

services that are needed and wanted. The volunteers are the

unpaid staff who provide the assistance that is so necessary in

going above and beyond to meet the needs of clients. The

programs and services continue to be vital and continue to

grow in numbers as well as scope. This year the agency addeda Caregiver program which includes two componentsa

support group and a Respite program. Through strong

financial support BCSSI is able to exceed program goals. The

agency is blessed, thanks to the entire team.

The entire building including the community room was busy

with activity due to increased offerings of workshops, classes

and events. Working incollaboration with Witham Family

YMCA, Boone County Learning

Network, Boone County Bar

Association, Indiana Senior Health

Insurance Program (SHIP), senior

living facilities and many

volunteers, BCSSI expandedofferings available to older adults.

Euchre and Bridge are playedweekly in the community room.


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The following grants were received

during 2009 to assist with programming:

Wal-Mart Foundation

CICOATitle IIIB Unobligated FundsThe Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis

United Way of Central Indiana

Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation

Hutoka Lacy Fund

Community Foundation of Boone

County

Indianapolis Retirement Home Fund ofthe Central Indiana Community

Foundation

BCSSI would like to thank the Boone County Commissioners and

Council for supporting the services provided by the agency.

With their financial assistance BCSSI is able to provide

transportation to all citizens of Boone County. Thanks also to

the City of Lebanon and the Jefferson Township Trustee fortheir donations.

BCSSI has been faithful to what we have been and will be

faithful to what we will be. As we seek to grow and vision the

future we will keep our mission at the forefront.

Little things make a difference.

Small deeds when added togetherproduce huge benefits. People are

leading. People are serving.

Ordinary people are doing

extraordinary things. BCSSI is

touching lives and making a

significant impact in the

community. Thank YOU forbeing a part of this team!

Les Girls meets monthly to do

arts and crafts. Pictured above

are Brenda Burkholder andMary Marrs with their

handmade wool felted hats.

Sue Ritz receives acheck from RachelStensen, LebanonSuper Wal Marts

grand opening.


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The measure of life is not its duration, but its donation.

Peter Marshall

As a volunteer summer intern,

Haley Matherly, spent time

each week to help organize

various activities including the

United Way Day of Caring.

Haley also led a jewelry making

workshop.

The United Way Day of Caring encourages individuals to

volunteer their time to help others in the community. During

2009, employees from

Hachette, Gander Mountain

and Case New Holland worked

with BCSSI to complete many

tasks for the agency and its

clients. Some of the jobsincluded painting, washing

windows, and yard work.

Volunteers are a special

resource for BCSSI.

Throughout the year they give

of their time, energy and talent to help the agency fulfill its

mission. During 2009 they provided over 3,900 hours to help

older adults. A few of the life

sustaining and enriching

activities included legal, tax,

insurance and Medicare

assistance, as well as exercise

classes, lunch n learn groups,

art classes led by John Hanks (atleft), computer instruction, and


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You dont stop laughing because you grow old. You grow old be-

cause you stop laughing. Michael Pritchard

and making gingerbread houses.

Volunteers are a vital part of every

program offered. Many older adults in

Boone County receive blessings

throughout the year from volunteers.

They truly make a difference. No

matter how large or small, each

contribution provides a ripple effect

and spreads kindness throughout the

world.

Thanks to all volunteers for your commitment of time, energy

and talent to help the agency fulfill its mission.

Fund raisers are not so much about raising money as they are

about changing lives.

During 2009, BCSSI was able to acquire resources through

various fundraisers directed by the Board members. Many

volunteer hours were contributed in making these projects

successful. A Smelt Fry was once again held in Thorntown at

Stookeys Restaurant with expert

help from Jon Stookey. The 2nd

Annual Senior Health & Wellness

EXPO provided health screening,

flu shots and information to

older adults, their families andcaregivers. The agency

continues to recycle paper and

magazines, ink jet, laser

cartridges, cell phones, and old

digital cameras.


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2009 Financial ReportREVENUE

United Way Allocation 86,792

United Way Donor Choice 22,362

Fund Raising 39,949Fees/Grants from Govt. Agencies 450,480

Program Service Fees 137,482

Foundation/Grants 57,461

Interest/Other Revenue 3,287

In-Kind Revenue 121,880

Total 919,693

EXPENSES

Salaries 445,129

Employee Benefits/Payroll Taxes 44,697

Professional Fees 26,515

Supplies 11,731

Facilities Repairs/Maintenance 16,360

All Other Occupancy/Utilities 25,577

Postage/Shipping 3,449

Printing/Publications 6,578

Travel/Transportation 41,566

Conferences/Conventions/Meetings 1,848

Insurance 34,065

Other Operating Expense 17,526

In Kind 121,880

Allowable Depreciation 123,003

Total 919,924

The above unaudited cash basis financial report is based on revenues and

expenses in all agency funds as of December 31, 2009.


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Transit

43%

Homemaker

10%

Access and

Outreach17%

Friendly

Visitor

4%

Home Health

17%

Guardianship

8%

2009 Expense by Program

Salaries

48%

Training

/Conf. Misc.

2%

Professional

Fees

2%

Depreciation

14%

Maitenance

& Utilities

1%

Supplies

2%

Travel

5%

Taxes &

Benefits

5%

Insurance

4%

In-Kind

12%

Management

& Fund

Raising

2%

2009 Expenses

United WayAllocation

9%

United WayDonorChoice

3%Agency

FundRaising

5%

Fees &Grants from

Govt.

Agencies

49%

ProgramServiceFees

15%

Foundationand Grants

6%

Interest &Other

Revenue0%

In-KindRevenue

13%

2009 Revenue


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Units of Service2009

Program # of

People# of Units/

Hours

Transportation 1,024 23,466

Homemaker 87 4,308

Home Health Aide 52 2,466

Health Screening Clinics(Does Not include the Health & Welness Expo)

49 48

Outreach/Access 2,433 6,715

Guardianship & POA 21 1,950

Friendly Visitor 65 2,247

Respite 3 33

Volunteers 183 3,974

Tax, Legal & Insurance 188 465

Computer Instruction 61 363

Activities 658 2,851

Workshops 171 367

4,256Unduplicated # of Clients


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We are honored to announce the

2009 Circle of FriendsBoone County Senior Services, Inc. depends on income throughdonations from individuals, businesses & organizations for its annual

budget. The agency is pleased to recognize those who make it

possible to provide life sustaining and enriching services to older

adults in Boone County.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing.

However, we apologize for any inadvertent errors or omissions.

Dr. & Mrs. Bill Chapman

Ms. Linda Everett*

Mark & Shelley Lakshmanan*

Mr. James McCoy*

Platinum CircleFriends supporting $1000 and up

Mr. Reid L. McGlothlin*

Mr. & Mrs. John Roberts

Mr. Donald M. Vaught*

Anonymous (1)

Anonymous*(2)

Mr. Michael Basore*

Stanley Byram TrustMs. Lorraine Cole*

Mr. Gerard Cummings*

Mr. Fenton Dietz*

Dr. & Mrs. Nagy Farid*

Mr. George Gabuzda*

Ms. Jane Hammock

Dr. Russell Hardin

Florence & Monte Juillerat

Ms. Melissa Keeney

Ms. Judy K. Marion*

Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Sawyer*Ms. Kathleen P. Teter*

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Walker

Boone County Council on Aging

Central Christian Church

First Baptist Church

Hoosier Broadcasting Corp

Gold CircleFriends supporting $500 to $999

* Contributions through the United Way Donor Designated Fundor State Employees Community Campaign


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Ms. Pamela P. Erickson*

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Erskine

Ms. Jessica Evans

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Finch

Mrs. Bonnie Fletcher

Mr. & Mrs. Kent Frandsen

Mr. Larry Greenwalt*Dr. James L. Haines*

Mrs. Glinda Hammock

Mr. Roger Henry*

Mr. & Mrs. H. Peter Hudson

Dr. Crystal Jones*

Mr. Robert Julius*

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Kemna

Mr. & Mrs. Donald KenyonMrs. Mary Herr Lenox

Anonymous (2)

Anonymous* (8)

Rev. James Allen

Mr. Freddy Argotte

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Avery

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Barnett

Mr. & Mrs. John R. BenningtonMs. Martha Lee Boice

Mr. David Boucher*

Ms. Suzanne Bramblett

Dr. Terry Brandenburg

Mrs. Mary Lou Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Brua

Mr. Fred Carey

Mr. & Mrs. E.J. ColemanMrs. Jody Durham*

Anonymous (1)

Anonymous* (2)

Mr. & Mrs. Marc Applegate

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M.

Atkinson

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bevington

Mr. Daniel E. Brock*

Mr. & Mrs. Rolland Crow

Ms. Julia Douglas*

Mr. & Mrs. John Fahrenbach

Mr. Elmer Gilbert*

Mr. & Mrs. David Hamernik

Mr. & Mrs. Winston Jaggers

Mr. Glen Larsen*

Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Marrs

Mr. & Mrs. James Mossman

Dr. & Mrs. Kirk Parr

Mr. George Pogas*

Mr. Charles W. Ritz III*

Mr. & Mrs. Omer Salsbery

Mr. & Mrs. Ed Schilling

Mr. Ronald Shockley*

Ms. LaVonne Snoke*

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Spolnik

Mr. & Mrs. Dave Summers

Ms. Pauline S. Thompson*

Silver CircleFriends supporting $250 to $499

Bronze CircleFriends supporting $100 to $249


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Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lewis

Mr. Jeffrey McNees*

Mrs. Amanda Meko*

Ms. Rene Miller

Mr. & Mrs. James Nelson

Mr. William E. Parker*

Mr. Errol Perrine*

Mrs. Peggy Purdue*

Mr. Roger Shank*

Mr. Gene Smock*

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Tanselle

Ms. Mary Frances Taylor

Mrs. Shirley Thompson*

Mr. & Mrs. George Tikijian

Ms. Cora Turley

Mr. & Mrs. Max Turley

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Vawter

Mrs. Kimberly Sue Vinciguerra

Brock*

Ken & Lynn Wakefield*

Mrs. Amy Walker*

Mrs. Marta Williams*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Claude Williams

Elizaville Baptist Church

First Presbyterian Church-Lebanon

Geisler Trucking, Inc.

Jaggers Olds-Buick

Kappa Kappa Kappa, Alpha Beta

Parr Richey Obremskey Frandsen &

Patterson

Thorntown UMC Women

Copper CircleFriends supporting $50 to $99

Anonymous (2)

Anonymous* (2)

Mr. & Mrs. Danny Abbott

Mr. & Mrs. Keith Burkholder

Mr. Matthew Busenbarrick*

Mrs. Stella Bushong*

Mr. Monty Bushong*

Ms. Pamela Carpenter*

Mrs. Gene Cato

Mr. Jack R. Crane

Mr. Howard Cundiff*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Duff

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dull

Mr. & Mrs. Lamar Ferguson

Mr. Kevin Ferguson*

Ms. Alicia Fisher*

Ms. Mildred Flanary

Ms. Maria Glenn

Ms. Nancy Gregor*

Mrs. Teresa Gross*

Dr. & Mrs. James Haines

Ms. Karen Halley*

Mrs. Leora Hutton

Ms. Tabatha Johnson*

Ms. Phyllis Kouns

Mr. & Mrs. George Kreil

Mr. John Lasley*

Ms. Bette Maners*

Ms. Rebecca McClure

Mr. Phillip McFerran*

Ms. Diane M. McGregor*

Ms. Anna M. McKinzie

Mr. & Mrs. Allen Milburn

Ms. Anna L. Miller


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Anonymous* (2)

Ms. Hilda Aishe

Ms. Lora Alexander

Mrs. Karen Barnett*

Dr. & Mrs. Don Boyer

Mrs. Hilda Blubaugh

Mrs. Lois Buntin

Ms. Daphne Cavin

Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Cline

Mr. & Mrs. James Cluck

Mr. & Mrs. George Cox

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Evans

Ms. Sue Jean Gillan

Ms. Edna Grater

Mr. & Mrs. A.K. Gyger

Ms. Debra Heck*

Ms. Iris Jean Hicks

Mrs. Cindy Hickson*

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Hine

Mr. Paul R. Hyslop*

Mrs. Keith Inskeep

Mr. & Mrs. Carl Kenagy

Mrs. Dorla King*

Ms. Joanna King

Mrs. Karen Lasley*

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Lyons

Mrs. Jeannie Martin*

Ms. Betty Miller

Mr. George R.A. Milne

Mr. Harold Mulligan

Ms. Marcia Nance*

Mrs. Keith Norton

Ms. Dana Obenchain*

Ms. Shirley ONeal

Mr. Carlos Miller*

Mr. Kedrick Miller*

Ms. Nancy Mayo-Miller*

Mrs. Carol Neavill-Wright

Ms. Karen Neaville

Mrs. Sally Newman*

Ms. Megan Norris*

Ms. Jaclynne Otterman

Mr. Walter Pickering

Mr. Jack Pittsley*

Mr. & Mrs. Russell Roberts

Ms. Barbara Russo*

Mrs. Sonya Shoup

Mrs. Deborah Shubert*

Ms. Doris Smith*

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Smith

Mr. Kenneth Tassell*

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Temple

Mr. & Mrs. John Tousley

Mrs. Melanie Turner*

Mrs. Charlene VernonMr. Oliver Warner

Mrs. Cathy Wethington*

Mr. Gary Wethington*

Mr. Rick Whiteman

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Williams

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wills

Ms. Shirley Woody

Mr. Tom Wright*Centenary UMC Faith Circle

Zionsville Eyecare

Contributor CircleFriends supporting up to $49


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Ms. Mary Beth Pauley

Ms. Florence Peery

Ms. Lois Jean Pogue

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip RoweMs. Hilda Russell

Mr. Joe Saviano

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Self

Ms. Jeanetta Shaw*

Ms. Eileen Skaggs

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Slaughter

Mrs. Marilyn Small*

Mrs. Mary Jo Smith

Mrs. Jane Strange

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Tallman

Ms. Jill Thomas*

Ms. Jayne ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Thomas Walworth

Mr. John F. Witsman

Kappa Kappa Kappa, Alpha Beta As-

sociate

Lebanonette Extension Homemakers

Psi Iota Xi,Gamma Mu

Riner Radio, Inc.

Shepherds Center

Line Dancing was started in 2009with the Russells leading beginners aswell as the more advanced. Cookingclasses by the chef at Homewood and

jewelry making classes added newopportunities at BCSSI.

Live and work to make a difference, to make things better, even the

smallest things. Give full consideration to the rights and interests of

others. No business is successful, even if it flourishes, in a societythat does not care for or about its people. Eugene C. Dorsey

A candle loses nothing of its light by lighting another candle.

James Keller


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James HamkeClaude & Katheryn Sparks

Robert JohnsonJim & Christina Bush

James V. WorleyMary J. Worley

Ninfa WinklerKate & Stephen Koehler

Sue & Chuck Ritz

Libby JonesMr. & Mrs. Peter Obremskey

Sam HerrMr. & Mrs. Peter Obremskey

Fran Payne

Mr. & Mrs. Peter ObremskeyStephanie MillerShirley A. Klingler

Denise McLaughlinHelen Russell

Nancy & Jim Hendrickson

Jean JacksonHelen Russell

Shirley ONealJames LearEva & Robert Lear

John LasleyShirley Schenkel

Don & Kay Geisler

Elizabeth BreedloveAllan & Judith Adams

Ronald & Rita Barber

Betty BurdenCarol S. Hyman

Sybil M. Hopkins

Phyllis Elkins & McQuern cousins

Garry & Paulette Dowden

Ken & Suzie Lovell

Robert & Mary Ellen Miller

Connie & John Klipsch

Lori Dunlap

Nichole Boone

Helen NanceDoyle & Eileen Allen

Margaret WainwrightShirley Schenkel

Eleanor Ruth MillsJean & Rod Rose

Suzanne VansickleDave Jones

Jim & Christina Bush

Tribute GiftsTribute gifts are an excellent way to honor someone who values Boone

County Senior Services, Inc. and its mission. The gifts help ensure the

continued excellence of the services and programs provided by the

agency. All gifts will be promptly acknowledged with a card sent to

whomever you choose. Please contact the agency at 765-482-5220 or

317-873-8939 or [email protected] for more information on

additional opportunities in which to give. We gratefully acknowledge

the following tribute gifts during 2009.

Memorial Gifts

In Memory of ...


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Beatrice WileyJudy & Tom Cunningham

Jim & Christina Bush

Wilma J. EriksenV. Helen Hancock

Mary GoldsberryMargery & Harold Reeves

Matt Wojton

Sta Wojton

Blair Wojton

Fran Hoover

Phyllis Beaver

Sophie WojtonCarol Dziki

Josephine HaugerSusie Habel

Mary Alice McCoskeyJim & Christina Bush

Helen RinerDave Jones

Ann McKinzieJeanne McGinleyDave Jones

Kathleen & Chuck Cunningham

John D. IsenhourHelen R. Snow

Katheryn & Claude Sparks

Susie Habel

Frances HainesMary & Thomas Milberger

Gerald McGowan

Zionsville Ladies Euchre Group

Geroge & Nancy Tikijian

Olde Dominion Association

John & Charlene Roth

J.D. WarmothKatheryn & Claude Sparks

Luella FordMr. & Mrs. Jack Miller

Hazel AndersonDeloris Galvin

Lois & Carl Horlacher

Harold & Margery ReevesEvelyn PollardBonnie Fletcher

Molly Van Meter

Nancy WethingtonLarry & Carolyn Shepherd

Diana & Cari Snyder & Family

Jean Metzger

Teresa Kernodle & Family

Anthony & Lana Metzger & FamilyTom & Brenda Ward & Family

Nick & Jodi Metzger & Family

Russell & Carole Hale & Family

Jim & Heather Netherton & Family

Anna RodgersBonnie Fletcher

Mary Jane Alexander

Don & Virginia HussongM & S Truck Repair & Trailer Service

Boone County Auto

NAPAWestfield

NAPANoblesville

Everett AllenJerome Wiley

Gene LewisDon & Kay Geisler

Virginia ScobeeJohn & Jeri Brown

Marvin ReavesKathleen & Chuck Cunningham & Family

Mike & Karen Darnall & Family

Jack & Sally Darnall & family

Eileen SalleeSuzanne Bramblett

Betty Lovell TouseullSuzanne Bramblett


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It is a brief period of life that is granted us by nature, but thememory of a well-spent life never dies. Cicero

Ann Werry

Helen RussellMurrell Pigg

Helen Russell

Ingrid & Tom Temple

Jane Hammock

Reflection Staff @ Parkwood

Melanie Mayes

Honor Gifts

Sue Ritz

Nelson & Nancy HunterHank Tallman

Amy & Christopher Konz

Linda & Stephen Isenhower

Top of the Hill Band

Top of the Hill Band members

In Honor of

Doris Halon was a volunteer, a

client and a friend to the

agency. Doris died this year and

bequeathed money for a new

vehicle to serve the aging

population in Boone County.

She was very appreciative of

the services BCSSI provided to

her. Through her generosity, her legacy continues. Cindy

Hickson, Director of Client Services, coordinated her programs.

In Memory of(continued)

Calvin MinglinIvan Minglin

Berta KaysSue & Chuck Ritz

Martha Lee BattsEleanor, Diana & Bob Batts

Shirley Schenkel


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Agency Partner

Gene Bokash was voted 2009

Senior Volunteer by Boone

County Council on Aging.

Jim Limp was voted the 2009

Older Hoosier by Boone County

Council on Aging. Jim was

selected to receive the Golden

Hoosier Award by CICOA

Aging & In-Home Solutions,

Area 8 Agency on Aging. He

was presented with a certificate

from Lt. Gov. Becky Skillman

and Indiana Division of Aging

Director, Faith Laird.

Bonnie Fletcher comforts a

home health client during a

visit.

It takes a long time to grow

young. It takes self-

discipline, a sense of

humor, and a deep abiding

interest in ideas. It means

counting achievements, not

yearsreaching forever.Gwen Frostic

Mary Beth Pauley was named

the 2009 Margaret A. Corson

Distinguished Senior Citizen by

BCSSI.


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Boone County Senior Services Foundation, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3)

organization which was established to build a permanent

endowment from gifts and bequests so that BCSSI can continue

serving the older adults in our community. Current BCSSI revenue

sources will not grow enough in the coming years to sustain the

current level of services. This loss threatens to deprive many

seniors of the support they need. BCSS Foundation, Inc. is

determined that this growing number of seniors will have thesupport and services it needs.

In April, the Foundation hosted the 2nd Annual Legacy Dinner to

raise funds for the Endowment. Over 50 individuals attended and

were treated to a delicious dinner served by Country Garden

Catering. Guests were entertained during the evening with music

provided by Mary Bonner, Joyce Runyan & LeeAnn Biggs.

Building support for the

elderly in Boone County

By working together, pooling our resources and building on our

strengths, we can accomplish great things. Ronald Reagan

Financial Report

Cash:

Checking $41,705.63

Savings $81,775.46

Money Market $87,068.57

Investments:

Certificates of Deposit $499,321.00

Mutual Funds & Stocks $181,711.47

Total Assets $891,562.13


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2009 BCSS Foundation Donors

Alan Hutchinson Estate

Philanthropists$10,000$24,999

Mr. & Mrs. George AndersonMr. & Mrs. Don Barnett

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Bartlett

Mr. & Mrs. William Crane

Mr. & Mrs. John Dotas

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Evans

Mr. & Mrs. Kent Frandsen

Dr. Patricia Hughes

Mr. & Mrs. Gene Keck

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Messenger

Mr. & Mrs. Pete ObremskeyMr. & Mrs. Ed Schilling

Mr. & Mrs. John Shoup

Dr. & Mrs. Don Spees

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Tharp

Mrs. Helen Tjomsland

Mr. & Mrs. Meredith Turley

Mr. & Mrs. David Truitt

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Walker

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Welty

SupportersUp to $249

Wayne L. Smith Estate

Humanitarian$25,000 and above

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Runyan

Associate$1,000$2,499

Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Beesley

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Bohannon

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bush

Dr. & Mrs. Paul Caltrider

Mr. & Mrs. Charles EatonMr. & Mrs. David Elliott

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Cunningham

Mr. & Mrs. John Gillan

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Koehler

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald McGowan

Mrs. Karen Niemeyer

Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Ritz

Mr. & Mrs. Russ RobertsMr. Russell Swisher

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Temple

Contributors$250$999


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President: Gene SmockVice President: Sam Oats

Secretary: Nancy Beesley

Treasurer: John Lasley

Agency Board Liaison:

Karen Niemeyer

Members:

John GillanRich Klopp

Jim Messenger

Karen Niemeyer

Ed Runyan

2009 BCSS Foundation

Board of Directors

Mary Bonner played the

harp during the 2nd Annual

Legacy Dinner.

The Legacy Dinner entertainment

was provided by the mother-

daughter team of LeeAnn Biggs &

President Circle Members and

their guests were invited to attend

the Symphony at Sunset in Abner

Longley Park, Lebanon.

Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; wemust do. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Steve Furste & Emmadell Sturgis

shared their stories about the help

received for their parent(s) from

the agency.


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Walkway of Tribute

Boone County Senior Services, Inc.

has installed Phase 1 of apermanent walkway in front of the

agency and around the flag pole.

Bricks are still available for

purchase to honor an individual,

family or business. The cost is $32

and may be inscribed on 2 lines

with a maximum of 13 charactersper line. The next phase will be installed in May 2010.

Send in your order form below or contact us at 765-482-5220

or 317-873-8939.

The 2 benches were purchased to honor Margot Corson, 1st

Executive Director, and Sue Ritz, current Executive Director, by

their respective families.BCSSI Brick Campaign Order Form

Please mail this form and payment to:Boone County Senior Services, Inc.

515 CrownPointe Dr, Lebanon, IN 46052

Your Name:

Street Address:

City, Street, Zip:Phone:

Send acknowledgement to:

Name:

Street Address:

City, Street, Zip:

The brick should be engraved with the following: (please print)

Line one:Line two:


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