CONTACT Spring 2012 In touch with all things Cottonwood...

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COTTONWOODI N C O R P O R A T E D

Steve AtzeniJoe Baker

Barbara BallardMarilyn Bittenbender

Zak BolickKaren BryanPerry BuckJim Budde

Mary CarsonKelly Drake

Doug GaumerDale GlennPhil Godwin

Webster GoldenJon HeebCarl Locke

Shirley Martin-SmithTim Marshall

Tom MulinazziJeff ShmalbergPaul Werner

CONTACT is published for the friends and supporters of Cottonwood, Inc. by the Community Relations and Development Department: Peggy Wallert and Kari Bentzinger.

Cottonwood, Incorporated is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization that serves children and adults with developmental disabilities. Cot-tonwood provides employment , residential, and community support services. Cottonwood is a member of Interhab, the Resource Network for Kansans with Disabilities.

Cottonwood is partially funded on a contractual basis with the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services. Cottonwood is ac-credited by CARF, the rehabilitation accreditation commission. Cot-tonwood is an affirmative action equal opportunity employer. We do business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law. (The Fair Housing Amendment Act of 1998).

Labeling and mailing services for this newsletter have been provided by men and women of Cottonwood. An adapted version of this publica-tion and other materials are available by calling 785.842.0550 or by visiting us on the web at www.cwood.org.

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Tana Ahlen

Hank Booth

Brad Burnside

Harley Catlin

Harry Gibson

Kurt Goeser

Mark Gonzales

Tom Groene

Nancy Longhurst

Mark Mitchell

Allison Vance Moore

Martin Moore

Bill Salome

Miles Schnaer

Gary Sollars

Sharon Spratt

Sharon Stultz

Andy Vigna

Jerry Waugh

Richard Zinn

COTTONWOOD F O U N D A T I O N

Board of Trustees Board of Trustees

Whether you are new to Lawrence, have lived your whole life here, or somewhere in between, I invite you to take a few moments, sit back, relax and enjoy this Spe-cial 40th Anniversary Edition of CONTACT. We live in a hurried world but, it’s im-portant to reflect on our past to appreciate our present and improve our future. Forty years ago, in 1972, a group of dedicated parents and community volunteers began Cottonwood, Inc.—a place that would provide meaningful options for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD). We owe so much to their fore-sight and commitment. You can follow the history of Cottonwood on pages 4-5.

This past six months has been dominated by our efforts to advocate for “carving out” long-term waiver services for persons with I/DD in Kansas from KanCare, the state’s man-aged care proposal. You can see some of our advocacy efforts on page 12. Recently, there has been some movement on delaying implementation of KanCare for those with I/DD until 2014. We will continue to advocate for a “carve out” of services and encour-age voters to write to the Governor and your legislators asking them to do the same.

Enjoy this edition of the CONTACT.

SPOTLIGHT

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Cottonwood Inc. Board of Trustees - Tom Mulinazzi

Tom came to the University of Kansas in 1979 after spending six years at the University of Maryland. His BSCE degree is from the University of Notre Dame and his graduate degrees are from Purdue University. He is a profes-sor of the Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering Department. He and his wife, Kathy, have 3 children.

Welcome New Board Members!

Cottonwood Foundation Board of Trustees - Kurt Goeser

Kurt Goeser is the newest Cottonwood Foundation Trustee. Kurt graduated from the University of Kansas with a BS & MBA in Business and Accounting. He was a CPA with Price Waterhouse for 5 years and has been with State Farm Insurance for 13 years. Kurt and his wife, Julee, moved to Lawrence in 2009 with their three children.

“My initial experience with Cottonwood involved sponsoring and participating in the Salute event and employing a few individuals from their JobLink program. I was impressed at the overwhelming support from our community and how well organized and meaningful the work program operated. I joined the Cottonwood Foundation Board because I wanted to be part of an incredible organization mak-ing a difference in the lives of people with disabilities and the entire community.”

Opportunities to shape the futureThe Cottonwood Foundation is a separate but affiliated 501 (c) (3) non –profit organization established to facilitate the contribution of funds for the benefit of Cottonwood, Inc. The Cottonwood Foundation plays a key role in providing funding for the organization by helping to provide for some of the special needs of individuals served by Cottonwood, Inc. With increased competition for limited philanthropic funds, gifts have become even more critical to helping ensure a long, healthy future for Cottonwood, Inc. Contributions to the Cottonwood Foundation can be made in a number of ways, including cash, securities, real estate and personal property, life insurance, retirement plans, in-kind gifts, and planned gifts through a will or trust. Each contribution makes a difference and helps ensure the future of Cottonwood. The Cottonwood Founda-tion is a charitable organization, and gifts are tax deductible.For more information about Cottonwood, Inc. as well as the Cottonwood Foundation, visit www.cwood.org. To learn more about how you can have an impact on the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities by making a donation to the Cottonwood Foundation, contact Peggy Wallert, Director of Community Relations and Development at (785) 842-0550.

You can make a lasting difference!

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SPOTLIGHT

1962 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2012

1985Articles of Incorporation are filed for Cottonwood Foundation, Inc. creating an affiliated nonprofit organization that will solicit and facilitate the contribu-tion of funds for the benefit of Cotton-wood, Inc. Three more homes are built for Resi-dential Services.

1972 Gary Condra hired as the first Executive Director

1972 Petey Cerf donates 40 acres in south Lawrence. She wanted to assist families in providing activities for persons with disabilities.

1982Howard Hasler Named Executive Director

1962Bess Stone Activity Center opened to provide activities for people with developmental dis-abilities.

1972There was a group of parents who wanted to have a commu-nity based option for services for their children with devel-opmental disabilities who were no longer in school. They were instrumental in founding Cot-tonwood, Inc. and their support and guidance can still be seen in Cottonwood today

1989Individual communityemployment, Health &Individual Support Services are added.

1990Retirement Services are offered to older adults who no longer want or need full time work-ori-ented services. The retirement facility is located in downtown Lawrence.

1983A 10,000 sq.ft. addition is completed, enabling Cottonwood to provide Work Services for 84 clients.

1988Jon HellebustNamed Executive Director

“I remember Dr. Condra– he helped me get to Cottonwood. When I first came to Cottonwood, we made wooden boxes.” -Renae Johnson-Consumer (1977 - present )

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1962 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2012

SPOTLIGHT

1995DD Reform Act.Cottonwood became designated coordinator of Home & Community Based Services for Douglas and Jefferson counties. (Community Developmental Disability Organization-CD-DO)

Salute!

2006A newly fully accessible five bedroom residential home was constructed at 5205 Carson Place to replace 819 Ohio, one of the three homes identified to be replaced in the Residential Fea-sibility Study completed in 2005.

1994Sharon SprattNamed Executive Director

1989Individual communityemployment, Health &Individual Support Services are added.

1999Cottonwood, Inc. awarded five-year NISH contract with the Department of Defense making cargo tie-down straps.

1999Salute! A Festival of Wine & Food began as a benefit for Cottonwood, Inc. It is presented by Standard Beverage Corporation and has become the major fundraiser for Cottonwood, Inc., rais-ing almost $1 million.

2004On-site dental clinic funded with a grant from United Methodist Health Ministries. A part-nership was formed with the Douglas County Dental Clinic to perform routine oral care for Cottonwood consumers.

2009The Cottonwood Choir was formed.

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QUALITYQUALITYQUALITY

TIME SAVINGSTIME SAVINGSTIME SAVINGS

ISO COMPLIANTISO COMPLIANTISO COMPLIANT Commercial Sewing

Bulk Mailings

Packaging

66,000 square feet

Contact: Robert Bieberle • 2801 West 31st St • Lawrence, Kansas 66047

1-855-842-0550 • rbieberle@cottonwoodindustries.com

2011Outsource to Mid-America was imple-mented to acquire more contract work from major U.S. companies.

200019,740 square foot addition is com-pleted. Cottonwood receives 5th three-year CARF accreditation.

20095 Millionth cargo tie-down strap was produced. Signed by consumers, staff, board members and community members.

2005This new 16,000 sq.ft. facil-ity replaces the production and warehouse space at 2420 W 31st which had been leased from Reeves-Wiedemann for the last 18 years.

“I remember Dr. Condra– he helped me get to Cottonwood. When I first came to Cottonwood, we made wooden boxes.” -Renae Johnson-Consumer (1977 - present )

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SPOTLIGHT

“ In all of my jobs, in all of my busi-ness negotiations, in all parts of the world, the skills I acquired at Cot-tonwood as a DSP (Direct Support Professional), and later as a Resi-dential Coordinator, was the best foundation I could ever have had. I use those problem solving, negotia-tion, and coordination skills every single day. It has served me well.”

-Brad Bloom(Early 80’s)

Vice President of Sales Pollack Design Company

“I have spent most of my working life in Lawrence and was able to own a business here for thirty five years. I was very for-tunate to have good employees over those many years. I have worked at Cottonwood for two and half years and still can’t be-lieve how totally dedicated the employees are to the Cottonwood mission. I enjoy coming to work each day to be a small part of it.”

-Don Nunley(2010- Present)

JobLink

“We packaged cat & dog food at Quaker Oats. I don’t like dogs because they bark too much. I worked for Stan at the doughnut shop and I liked doing that!”

-Judy Reichart- Consumer(1976-Present)

“ I remember the green bus picking me up at home and bringing me to Cottonwood. We cleaned up theaters and hotels. We

made dog beds—I still have one. We worked from 9-2.”

-Milissa Hicklin- Consumer(1975- Present)

It certainly seems like these last 40 years have gone by very fast! Cot-tonwood has seen a lot of changes over time. A community facility serv-ing around 25 individuals, in the day program, has grown to a facility meeting the needs of over 180 on-site. Over this time there has also been a significant increase in the variety of services offered through Cotton-

wood. The Cottonwood "building footprint" on 31st street has increased as well from 8,000 sq. feet to over 66,000 sq. feet today. Cottonwood has truly been blessed with the various staff, consumers, parents and board members that have had the opportunity to share in the Cottonwood experience. It has indeed been a blessing to have been able to share in this experience with so many wonderful individuals!

-JR Condra(1974-Present)

Director of Cottonwood Industries

“Cottonwood turns 40! I started shortly after the 16th anniversary, and while much has changed, I think it’s more remark-

able to see what has remained the same. Cottonwood was built on a solid foundation of vision & values, and we’ve not strayed when trends point in other directions. The con-sistency in leadership is a testa-ment, not only to the dedication of professionals choosing this field, but also to the quality of Cotton-wood’s culture. The fact that Cot-tonwood’s leadership continues to promote the ideals of independence, inclusion & work, even when it is less profitable, should make all of the people we serve, staff, fami-lies, and the community proud!”

-Phil Bentzinger(1988-1992)

(1995- Present)Director of JobLink

Happy 40th Anniversary Cottonwood! I remember one Saturday in the mid 80’s when we successfully moved 13 Residential consumers with about 8 staff and 2 pick ups. We started wtih one consumer and just “dominoed” down the list until the last person’s stuff was moved. One third floor apartment proved especially challenging but with a few ropes and some leverage we lowered heavy furniture out the balcony.

Oh what the folly of youth and an apparent high risk tolerance can accomplish!-Jill Baker

(1976-Present)Administrator of Services

“The thing I remember (and valued) most was the opportunity to work with an agency that always placed the people we supported first. The lesson learned was that nothing happens without a strong team of people who have the same vision and purpose.”

-Lana Smith(1982-1987)

Executive Director-KC Mosaic

“I learned to be tolerant of all. It was the best 27 working years anyone could have.” -Carol Smith (Retired)

Lifetime Achievement AwardDale Glenn & Dr. Phil Godwin

with Sharon Spratt-CEO, Cottonwood, Inc.

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EVENT HIGHTLIGHTS

Caring & Committment AwardPhil Bentzinger & Heather Thies

flanked by 2011 Winners Shirley Ramos and Jack Leipzig

Cottonwood IndustriesBusiness Partner of the

YearRedemption Plus

Cottonwood Choir performs a medley of 1972 hits

JobLink Employer of the

YearRoyal Crest Lanes

Shining Star AwardPeggy Wallert presents Walter Greene with the Shining Star Award

while Walter’s brother, Eldon and Cottonwood staff look on.

The Cottonwood Classies was held on Monday evening, April 30 at Free State High School. Approximately 500 persons attended and enjoyed the festivities! The Cottonwood

Choir was an overwhelming hit singing a med-ley of hits from 1972—the year that

Cottonwood was started. The Classies celebrated the forty year history of Cottonwood, Inc. It was a wonderful night

of shared memories and fun! Awards went to the following people:

“I learned to be tolerant of all. It was the best 27 working years anyone could have.” -Carol Smith (Retired)

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COTTONWOOD INDUSTRIES

“I remember having a feeling of camaraderie with people I worked with at Cottonwood.” -Maureen Johnson (1996-2004) (2007-2010)

Lots of Work.... Happy WorkersCottonwood Industries is a very busy place these

days. And that’s the way everyone likes it!

Worker of the MonthThese folks love to work and they do a great job. Just look at their

awards.Angela - JanuaryBen - February

Pat - MarchTerri - AprilGreg - May

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JOBLINK

JanuaryDanny- Office Helpline

March -LukisHickory Pointe Care- Oskaloosa, KS

AprilAryanna - TJ Maxx

OctoberAdam- McAlisters Deli

“I remember having a feeling of camaraderie with people I worked with at Cottonwood.” -Maureen Johnson (1996-2004) (2007-2010)

Employee of the MonthJobLink helps people get and keep their jobs.Every month one employee is honored as the

Employee of the Month.Congratulations!

JobLink

• Over 150 employers• 258 people employed• 82 job seekers

NovemberMary-Beauty Brands

DecemberChris- Downtown Lawrence

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTSRetirement Art Show

Some of the people who participate in Cottonwood Retirement Services are talented artists. They enjoy participating in the an-nual Art Show and earning money for their artistic endeavors. At the October 8th 2011 art show, artists displayed and sold their art at the Lawrence Public Library.

Congratulations! 2011 Employee of the Quarter

1st QuarterBetty SimeckaJobLink-5 Years

2nd QuarterSharon VokinsWork Services

Supervisor-3 Years

3rd QuarterLaura DownsWorks Services

Coordinator-18 Years

4th QuarterKari Bentzinger

Community Relations Assistant-4 Years

I like working on the cargo straps; I also work at KU because I want to earn more money. I like to have money! -Florence Ledesma-Consumer (1979-Present)

Caddy StacksStaff and consumers from Work Enrichment Services had the opportunity to create a putt-putt hole for the Lawrence Public Library’s

fundraiser, Caddy Stacks. The 40th Anniversary of Cottonwood, Inc was the theme. Thad Gid-dens, Work Enrichment Supervisor even had a

“hole-in-one”!

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ANNUAL FUND DRIVE

I like working on the cargo straps; I also work at KU because I want to earn more money. I like to have money! -Florence Ledesma-Consumer (1979-Present)

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel AbrahamsonMr. and Mrs. David AdamsMr. and Mrs. Mike AhlenMr. and Mrs. E.J. AllisonMr. and Mrs. Mark AndersenMs. Jane BarberMr. and Mrs. John BaughmanMs. Marianna BeachMr. and Mrs. Ray BechardMr. & Mrs. Phil BentzingerMs. Martha BergerDr. and Mrs. Lee BittenbenderMs. Marilyn Bittenbender & Mr. Kelvin HeckMs. Barbara BlevinsMs.Johanna BransonMr. and Mrs. Lyle BrubakerMr. and Mrs. Dave BryanMr. and Mrs. Bill BunceMr. & Mrs. Ray BurnsMr. & Mrs. Brad BurnsideMr. and Mrs. David BushouseMr. and Mrs.Win CampbellMs. Mary CarsonMr. and Mrs.William CarswellMs. Wanda ChmidlingMr. & Mrs. Steve ClarkMr. Roy CroppMs. Judy CulleyMr. William DannMs. JoAnne DeGraffenreidMr. & Mrs. Lon DehnertMr. & Mrs. Steve DixonMr. and Mrs. Michael DouganMr. and Mrs. Howard DuncanMr. and Mrs. Dick EdmondsonMr. Ross EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Don EllermanMr. Kent ElyMs. Hilda EnochMr. and Mrs. Chuck FisherMr. & Mrs. James FloryMs. Erma FowlerMr. & Mrs. Steve FoxMr. and Mrs. Harry GibsonMr. Steve GlassDr. and Mrs. Phil GodwinMr. & Mrs. Kurt GoeserDr. and Mrs. Captain GrayMr. and Mrs. Clint GriederMr. and Mrs.Tom GroeneMr. and Mrs. John HaaseMr. and Mrs. Al Hack, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Don HattonMs. Marge Hazlett

Ms. Lori HeastyMr. and Mrs. Chuck HeathMs. Bonnie HenricksonDr. and Mrs. James HenryDr. and Mrs. John HiebertMs. Charlie HodgeMr. and Mrs. Jahna HowellMr. Harry HughesMr. and Mrs. Joel JacobsMr. and Mrs. Lawrence JamesMr. and Mrs. Mark JarboeMr. and Mrs. Henry JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Don JohnstonMr. and Mrs. Charles JonesMrs. Faye JonesDr. Rosemary JonesMr. Bernard JudgeDr. Allen KelleyMr. and Mrs. Meldon KirkMr. and Mrs. Richard KonzemKoss Construction CompanyLaser LogicMr. and Mrs. Bill LienhardMr. & Mrs. Bruce LintonMr. and Mrs. Carl LockeMr. and Mrs. David LonghurstMr. and Mrs. John LungstrumMartin-Smith Personnel Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ken MartinezMr. & Mrs. Mike MaudeMr. and Mrs. George McClearyMr. Robert McEldowneyMs. Patty McGrewMr. & Mrs. Gene MeyerMr. James Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Mark MitchellMr. & Mrs. Gary MontgomeryMr. Martin Moore /Ms. Durand ReiberMr. and Mrs. Tom MurrayMr. and Mrs. Anthony MynstedMr. and Mrs. John NalbandianMr. Earl NehringMs. Andrea NorrisMs. Jenny PastranoMs. Mary Lou PennyMr. Dick PetersMr. & Mrs. Chris PhalenDr. and Mrs. Laurance PriceMr. Dick RaneyMr. and Mrs. Dwane RichardsonMr. Michael L. RoarkMr. and Mrs. Stan RolfeMr. and Mrs. Kenneth RowenMs. Ruth Ann RyanMr. & Mrs. John SaylerMr. and Mrs. Ross SchimmelsDr. and Mrs. Greg SchnoseMr. and Mrs. David SchultzMr. and Mrs. A.J. SchwartzMr. & Mrs. Larry SchwinnMr. and Mrs. Bill ScofieldMr. and Mrs. Bill SelfMr. and Mrs. Todd SeymourMs. Harriet ShafferMs. Marty ShawMr. Bob SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Fred SixMr. and Mrs. Gary SollarsMr. and Mrs. Dennis SprattMr. and Mrs. Jim StokesMrs. Mary AnnStrongMr. & Mrs. Howard StultzMs. Sharon StultzMr. & Mrs. Derrill SwearingenDr. and Mrs. Jim TaylorMr. Arlo ThiryMr. & Mrs. Kevan VickMr. and Mrs. Richard VignaMr. J. Kurt Von AchenMr. and Mrs. Chuck WarnerDr. and Mrs. Mike WellMs. Shirley Wenger Werner Architects, LLCMr and Mrs. Pete WhitenightMr. Lyman WileyMs. Cindy WilliamsMs. Evan WilliamsMs. Eleanor WoodyardMr. Lee YoungMr. and Mrs. Richard Zinn

Thank You!Thanks to all of our generous donors who gave over $30,000 towards the purchase of an energy-efficient “green” vehicle to

transport our “Clean by Steam” machine to customers.

Parents, families, consum-ers, staff and other members of the community advocated to “carve out” DD long-term services from the Adminis-tration’s KanCare program. KanCare is the Governor’s plan to curb Medicaid spend-ing by shifting all of Medicaid funded services to three for-profit out-of-state insurance companies. Cottonwood, Inc. hosted a public forum and several letter writing events so that people could express their concerns to the Admin-istration and the Legislators. 56 persons, staff and persons served also participated in PUSH Day at the state Capi-tol in Topeka on April 25.

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTSTown Hall Meeting

Lawrence February 15, 2012

Interhab RallyTopeka

March 13, 2012

Bite and Writefor staff, consumers

and familiesApril 17, 2012

“I came a long time ago. The first person I remember is Steve Steinbach—he was very fun Dr. Condra was very friendly. Susie Bermudez taught us how to cook.”-Mary Mathews-Consumer(1972 - Present)

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTSChamber Mixer -We kicked off our 40th anniversary celebration by hosting the Law-rence Chamber of Commerce Mixer on March 28th. Over 100 Chamber members and guests came to Cottonwood to mix, mingle and munch!

Cottonwood Industries StaffL to R: Steve Steinbach, Lynn Stover, Robert Bieberle, Ladina Miller, Nina Van Schmus, &

JR Condra.

Cottonwood directors, Heather Thies and Den-nis Meier, greet guests at the food table.

Phil Bentzinger- JobLink Director visits with Cottonwood Foundation Board Members, Tana

Ahlen and Kurt Goeser.

JobLink StaffKriss Miller-Kruzel and Jane

Bowers

Carl Locke-Cottonwood Inc. Board President and Sharon

Spratt-CEO, Cottonwood, Inc. greets Cottonwood Inc. Board

Member-Zak Bolick

The staff health fair was held April 13 with over 100 employees participating! Thank you vendors for providing tips and advice!

2012 VendorsLMH

LMH Therapy ServicesLMH Diabetes Center

HarvestersLawrence Family VisionDr. Stover, Chiropractor

Aly Young-YogaThe MercCoventry

Title BoxingWalgreens

Trish Unruh-Eat WellDelta Dental

VSP

“I came a long time ago. The first person I remember is Steve Steinbach—he was very fun Dr. Condra was very friendly. Susie Bermudez taught us how to cook.”-Mary Mathews-Consumer(1972 - Present)

Staci tests her strength at LMH Therapy Services.

Heather visits with Dr. Stover

Betty takes a sample from The Merc.Debbie from Coventry shows Barbara

the different fat contents in fast food.

TOURS

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Endacott Society

Harry Gibson(Cottonwood Foundation Board President) with Becky Gibson, Bob & Jan Benz

Representative Kevin Yoder

Allison Vance Moore (Cottonwood Foundation Board Member) with Jim Moore, Ken Ferrar, Hugh Carter and

Chris Kohart

Representative Kevin Yoder gives some high fives to

the Cottonwood Choir

“12 years has flown by- it’s just an amazing journey with amazing people!” - Alyson Wingert (2000-Present)

We love to have visitors at

Cottonwood! This 40th year

anniversary is a great time for us

to share the amazing work that is

done for and with the people we

support. No group is too big or

too small- just give Peggy a call

at 785-840-1605 to arrange for

your tour.

TOURS

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Nancy Longhurst (Cottonwood Foundation Board Member) with The Oread Staff

Peggy Wallert (Cottonwood), Harry Gibson (Cottonwood Foundation Board President) with Stan Rolfe

University of Kansas -Dr. Sean Smith’s class

University of Kansas -Dr. Sean Smith’s classSharon Spratt-Cottonwood CEO, Pam Zenger, and Peggy Wallert (Cottonwood)

“12 years has flown by- it’s just an amazing journey with amazing people!” - Alyson Wingert (2000-Present)

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