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NEWS, EVENTS AND INFORMATION ABOUT FLORENCE CRITTENTON SERVICES OF ARIZONA Web Update: Teaming Up for Kids! Luncheon Spotlight on Florence Crittenton’s Families Donate Online! It’s Fast & Easy! Draws Unprecedented Support from Community! Turn to page 3 n c e c rit t e nt -73 -274 18 dw w.fl o re fa z.o rg 602 te ona ono w.fl o re fa z.o rg mw e ono nt 602 fa z.o rg ono n c e c rit t e r mbe me a w w.fl o re 4-7318 -27 beco w I er unte vow l w Learning Life Skills See photos on page 4 4-7318 -27 602 www.florencecrittentonofaz.org n c e c rit t e nt Look for these reminders to get involved! Our Summer Wish List See page 7 for the girls’ wish list S ixteen-year-old Shawna lives with her grandparents and has only been in Florence Crittenton’s Life Skills Program for two and a half months, but already she sees a brighter, healthier future for herself. She is determined to go to college, and with the help of her Life Skills Specialist,Ricky Williams,she is assessing her interests, learning about various scholarships that are available and how to apply for them. “I have always loved colors and moving furniture around, so I have decided I want a career in interior decorating.” Some of Shawna’s other goals in the program are to learn how to use credit wisely, do taxes, create and maintain a budget and apply for a loan. “I can’t call my Mom to ask her about these things, so I’m happy that Florence Crittenton will teach me.” When asked what she thinks of the Life Skills Program, Shawna replied, “It has given me a sense of direction, and I value my life now. If you’re lost, it’s how to find your way.” ono fa z.o rg 602 602 fa z.o rg fa z.o rg ono w w w involved! ono 602 n order for young people to successfully transition into adulthood and achieve their highest possible level of self-sufficiency, it are taught in the program include goal setting, decision making, is vital that they learn basic life skills. It is through learning these education planning, food and money management, employment valuable life skills that the younger generation becomes empowered acquisition and maintenance, community resources, housing, legal and equipped to face challenging situations in their lives. Most youth system and transportation. Students’ learning styles, abilities and/or learn life skills through years of nurturing and education from their disabilities are taken into consideration when determining how the parents and/or other family members. Unfortunately, many of material is presented to them, making it a Florence Crittenton’s kids do not have a parent highly personalized program. The curriculum or other responsible adult present in their life “We like to think of this utilized has been developed and continuously to teach them these skills. In order to meet improved by Florence Crittenton staff over process as assisting the this need, Florence Crittenton now offers the the past 8 years. Practicum and field trips Life Skills Program, which provides training student in building a bridge enable students to demonstrate each skill set to community-based boys and girls who are from dependent adolescence that they have received training on. between the ages of 16-21 years. Many of today’s system-involved youth to independent adulthood.” Students are referred to the program by lack the ability to transition into adulthood their ValueOptions Comprehensive Service - Michael Weddle, Sr. Life Skills Specialist effectively. They require ongoing support to Provider, and they are trained by a Life Skills incorporate what they are learning about Specialist who meets with them in a place that is convenient such basic living and skill building in the achievement of self-sufficiency. as their home,27school The Skills 7318 -7Life 3 4-7318 or place of 4-employment. -274 18 -27 Florence Crittenton’s Life Skills Program provides the missing link for Specialist these is a teacher,eaercoach, a mentor, me a e a rrole model andaatperson beco e b t n reminders em dw on Skills that that is tragically not being provided in the homes of many of m vow luand empowers who encourages the student to succeed. ww t t t to get w.fl w.fl Arizona’s youth. n n . – continued on page 7 fl o r e n c e c ri t t e o r e n c e c rit t e o r e n c e c rit t e n Look SPRING 2005 1 di rector S TAKE TIME OUT FOR TEENS FROM THE EXECUTIVE pring is always an exciting time at Florence Crittenton, and this year was no exception. In March, we celebrated the third annual Teaming Up for Kids! Luncheon along with nearly 700 caring members of our community. I would like to extend my deep gratitude and thanks to Ina Manaster, our Luncheon Chair, and her dedicated committee. It’s an understatement to say that together they created one of the most memorable events in Florence Crittenton’s history. A very special thank you to our Honorary Chairs, Missy and Lyle Anderson, who gave us the pleasure of presenting His Royal Highness, Prince Andrew,The Duke of York with the HOPE Award; his first award recognizing his philanthropic work on behalf of abused children. In addition, I would like to thank Mike Eruzione, our Champion of CourageAward recipient,Christi Paul, our emcee and all the businesses, foundations, donors and guests for their valuable contributions. Without your support, this amazing event would not have been possible. The funds raised go directly toward meeting the needs of the hundreds of children and families we serve each year. Your generosity plays a vital role in our ability to continue offering exceptional programs and services that transform precious lives. 2 I think you’ll all agree that summer is definitely here, and it’s now that we are often presented with extra time to do the things we can’t the rest of the year. This summer, I Linda Volhein Executive Director encourage you to create lasting memories by spending both quality and quantity time with the children in your life. Many of Florence Crittenton’s girls and boys have not experienced healthy relationships with adults, yet this is so important to their self-esteem and development into successful young women and men. See the sidebar story titled “Take Time Out for Teens” to find out how you can help fill this void in their lives. As you think of creative ways to stay cool and have fun during the hot summer, please consider the endless ways you can make a difference personally in the lives of Florence Crittenton’s girls. Whether it’s through volunteering, donating, or becoming a member of the Charles Crittenton Society, each of you has the power to give hope to a child. Best wishes, Adolescence is the time when teens strive to gain greater freedom and independence; attempt to “spread their wings.” This is when it becomes critical for parents to spend meaningful time with their teens to provide affection, positive affirmation, emotional support, and direction. But what about teens who do not have a parent present in their life to provide them with guidance and experiences that will help them make the right decisions when influenced by peers? This is where a mentor can step in and become a positive role model in a struggling teen’s life; a teen like Haley. Fifteen-year-old Haley arrived at Florence Crittenton with very low self-esteem, and she was very uncomfortable and nervous around strangers. Her spirit broken from years of abuse and neglect, she wanted nothing more than to be left alone in her room. However once Haley got settled into the residential group home, her case manager felt she might truly benefit from the presence of a mentor in her life. Haley was eventually matched with Cynthia, who took her out to places she had never been before like nice restaurants, Phoenix Mercury basketball games, museums and libraries. Through spending these special times together, Haley, a once shy, nervous and fearful girl soon blossomed into a more relaxed, self-assured and confident young lady. “Cynthia taught me to trust and encouraged me to look at life in a different way. I can talk to her about anything, and she makes me feel bright and beautiful. What means the most to me is that she spends her time with me.” Many of Florence Crittenton’s girls and boys are waiting right now to be matched up with a mentor. If you would like to share your time and talents and become a powerful, positive influence in the lives of our kids, please call Kristi Langhoff at 602-288-4502 to find out how you can become a mentor today. Our Mission Our Vision Our Guiding Principles and Values To build strong families, healthy teens and self-sufficient young adults through education, counseling, a safe haven for girls and social support. To ensure that every child and family served by Florence Crittenton gains a sense of self-worth and the capacity to achieve their full potential. • Be accountable to our community • Collaborate with other leading agencies • Govern through a strong and diverse board of directors • Promote quality through capable, competent staff and volunteers • Strengthen families, community and spiritual values • Residential Group Home • Crittenton Youth Academy • Independent Living Program • Successful Teen Parent Program • Women Involved in Nurturing Girls’ Self-esteem (WINGS) progra ms INNOVATIVE Nuestra Familia and mental health, parenting skill training, personal and independent living skill training, comprehensive health education, crisis intervention, advocacy and referral services. Families are referred to the program by Child Protective Services, neighbors, schools, cities or churches. Many of them speak little or no English, lack education and community support and are extremely timid about sharing their problems with others. Despite these obstacles, most of the parents 2003-2004 Statistics 220 total families served • 10% Caucasian • 1% African-American • 1% Asian-Pacific To find out how you can support the children and families in the Nuestra Familia program, please call 623-936-3980. -73 -274 18 • backpacks • sheets • blankets • jeans • house wares • long-sleeve shirts ww .fl o r w • school supplies • vouchers for school uniforms te a n do 602 Program Wish List fa z.o rg 6% Mixed Race Our Nuestra Familia program is highly respected in the community, which is evidenced by the large number of families who are referred to the program by other families already being served, as well as the many referrals received from various social service professionals. Thank you Milagros Morillo-Campbell, Nery Davila, Miriam Segura, Carol Recio-Oritiz and Florence Hallas, our Nuestra Familia team, for your dedication to improving these families’ quality of life. • 82% Hispanic • truly want to improve their situation, and that is just what our caseworkers are there to help them do. During visits, the case worker and family work together to focus on the things they can change and work from the positives that already exist. Families are provided community resources for basic needs such as food, clothing and medical services, as well as higher level needs such as alcoholism, domestic violence, education and employment. ono F lorence Crittenton’s Nuestra Familia program is a unique collaboration with Arizona’s Children Association that provides home-based family support and preservation services to the children and families of western Maricopa County. The program’s mission is to strengthen and stabilize families through a variety of family-centered services. These services are comprehensive, coordinated, community based, accessible and culturally appropriate. Nuestra Familia’s services include child welfare, behavioral • Successful Teens Achieving Readiness for Independence (STAR-I) • Living and Learning Home • Health and Wellness Program Nuestra Familia e n c e c ritte nt 3 Make It a Date! 4th Annual Back-to-School Drive August 7-13 Mark your calendars now and keep your eye out for cool school supplies, because Florence Crittenton’s 4th Annual Back-to-School drive is coming up in August. Last year’s drive brought in enough supplies and clothing items to get each student off to a great start for the new school year! More details to come. events & fundraisers 3rd Annual Teaming Up for Kids! Luncheon O n March 31, the 3rd Annual Teaming Up for Kids! Luncheon netted nearly $437,000 to benefit Florence Crittenton’s girls, boys and their families. The afternoon’s program was emceed by CNN’s Christi Paul. Governor Janet Napolitano presented His Royal Highness, Prince Andrew, The Duke of York with the HOPE award, and 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team Captain, Mike Eruizone, accepted the Champion of Courage award. This was the first time HRH Prince Andrew has been honored with an award for his philanthropic work on behalf of abused children. A highlight of this year’s luncheon program was a “fireside chat” with Governor Napolitano discussing a variety of topics with HRH Prince Andrew including his service in the Royal Navy, his work on behalf of UK Trade and Investment and the importance of spending time with his two daughters. A Sense of Community - $2,500 Lisa Wagenhals (left) is joined by Ina Manaster and Lyle Anderson Thank You To Our Event Sponsors! Empowering Kids - $20,000 America West Airlines The Arizona Republic Clear Channel Radio The Lyle Anderson Company Inc. Ina & Murray Manaster Phoenix Suns Giving Hope - $15,000 Julie Ann Wrigley Foundation Providing Opportunity - $10,000 Celebrity Fight Night Foundation Sonia Falcone Verizon Wireless Ensuring Safety - $5,000 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Julie Chambers & Jenny Hedley Jo-Lyn Cleverly Florence Crittenton Auxiliary Mr. & Mrs. Claude Lemieux, Mr. & Mrs. Tim Salmon, Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Shaw Carole & Arte Moreno/Moreno Family Foundation Jinger & Brad Richardson Mr. & Mrs. John W.Teets 4 Kim Anderson & Julie Kroot Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. Bank One, A JP Morgan Chase Company Banner Health Catholic Healthcare West Clear Channel Outdoor Comerica Ellen & David Dolgen Dr. Ralph Earle at Psychological Counseling Services Eyewear by R.O.I. Fennemore Craig Sue Fletcher Great Southwest Mortgage Diane & Bruce Halle Item Magazine Kitchell Contractors Teri & Jon Kruljac, Kirsten Ross Marcia Bothe Naseman Professional Employment Services Nezi Simmons Snell & Wilmer Nancy Spetzler Lisa Wagenhals The overwhelming success of this year’s luncheon would not have been possible without the dedication and hard work of Luncheon Chair, Ina Manaster, Honorary Chairs, Missy and Lyle Anderson, and Vice Chairs, Debbie Gaby and Marcia Bothe Naseman, along with a very talented committee. In addition, we would like to thank Florence Crittenton clients, Kassie and Elizabeth, for sharing their personal stories of hope and inspiration with our 700 friends and guests. A special thank you to the hundreds of generous supporters and sponsors from our community. We hope you will all join us again next year for our fourth annual Teaming Up For Kids! Luncheon event, and be a part of our team that includes committed and caring members of the community who support Florence Crittenton’s kids and mission. Ina Manaster (left), Mike Eruzione, Christi Paul, Linda Volhein, Marcia Bothe Naseman and City of Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon at the Teaming Up for Kids! Luncheon Debbie Gaby (left) is joined by Christi Paul, Len Gaby and Bob Nanberg Governor Janet Napolitano presents His Royal Highness, Prince Andrew,The Duke of York with the HOPE Award Laurel D’Antoni (left), Linda Volhein, Alice Ambrose, Cheryl Pollack, Julie Chambers and Linda Pitman team up for kids Jimmy Walker (left), Marilyn Murray and Missy Anderson enjoy the luncheon Thank you to Deborah Lemieux and Blush Boutique in Scottsdale for donating over $5,000 in proceeds from their trunk show to Florence Crittenton. A special thanks to Cathy and Jeff Fassero for hosting the event at their beautiful home. BIRDIES FOR CHARITY Florence Crittenton received more than $1,000 from the Birdies for Charity campaign hosted by the Thunderbirds in partnership with the FBR Open. A special thanks to each of you who made a donation and thank you to the TPC of Scottsdale, the Thunderbirds and FBR for making this program possible! ROADRUNNERS HOCKEY NIGHT Way to go, Brad! National Volunteer Week is a special time set aside each year in April to honor those people who donate their time, energy and resources to serving others. Each of you who volunteer has a significant impact on the children and families Florence Crittenton serves. To you, we say thank you! We could not touch as many lives without you. To learn more about how you can volunteer your time and talents to improving the lives of Arizona’s youth and strengthen Florence Crittenton and our community, please call 602-288-4567. Volunteers treat the girls to manicures W On April 19, Brad May of the Vancouver Canucks scored a $10,000 goal during game intermission to benefit Florence Crittenton! Thank you to Deborah and Claude Lemieux and Brad for giving us the opportunity to be part of this special event! e are deeply saddened by the passing of our long time friend, Sue Sherman. Sue was a very giving and loving woman with a delightful sense of humor and endless energy. Serving as a mentor, managing client files and answering phones were just some of the ways that Sue volunteered her time over the last several years. Her passion for making a difference in the lives of our girls has been and will continue to be an inspiration to many. She is missed by all of us. Our sincere thanks to the following for their recent generous donations! • Diamondbacks Pinch Hitter Fund • APS • City of Phoenix Community Development Block Grant • Maricopa County Tobacco Prevention • Clear Channel Radio/KYOT 95.5 fm • Wal-Mart • Azimuth Foundation • Bull Employee Community Fund • Cox Charities • McKesson -73 -274 18 te a n do 602 • City of Glendale - From the Heart ww .fl o r w • American Express fa z.o rg BLUSH TRUNK SHOW NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK ono Thank You for Your Support! e n c e c ritte nt 5 Charles Crittenton Society BECOME A CHAMPION OF HOPE TODAY! The Charles Crittenton Society is a distinguished group of more than 150 men and women from our community who are dedicated to creating hope, safety and opportunity for Florence Crittenton’s girls, boys and families. Business Community Donor Club THANK YOU MEMBERS! We would like to extend a warm By making an annual membership gift welcome to UPS, who is the newest of $1,000 or more, members make it member of this respected business group. possible for us to change lives by providing A special thanks also to Coy Landscaping Florence Crittenton Founder, much needed programs and services. for renewing their membership. Charles Crittenton Funds from the Society give the girls in You too can become a member of our residential group home the opportunity to receive this dedicated group of business owners one-on-one counseling from caring, professional therapists. who are making a positive impact on Community-based boys and girls are taught critical independour youth and our community! ent living skills, and we pair many of our kids with men 2005-2006 GOAL and women from the community in nurturing, adult 4-7318 7 relationships through our mentoring programs. 2 We are actively seeking 602 er b m me a As a distinguished member of the Charles Crittenton Society, you are a Champion of Hope for hundreds of kids each year and are having a direct impact on their lives. Your annual gift of $1,000 and up can be split into monthly or quarterly payments and can be made by check, stock or credit card. Please contact Carrie Walker-Ostroski for membership details at 602-288-4586. 6 fa z.o rg ono w me 20 new members to make If you became a member at this time last year, beco an annual commitment of $250. we hope you will consider renewing your Your contribution will play a membership. If you are not a member yet, we ww nt .fl o r vital role in our efforts to offer encourage you to join this caring, supportive e n c e c ritte the highest quality programs and group of individuals and businesses today and become services to Florence Crittenton’s fragile a Champion of Hope for the kids at Florence Crittenton. youth and their families. For more information on membership benefits and how you can become a BCDC member, please call Kymberlee Naugle at 602-288-4590. Supporter Spotlight community suppor t VOLUNTEER NEEDS • Mentor – men and women from the community who will establish and support healthy, adult relationships that help at-risk youth develop visions for the future and encourage them to realize their full potential. • Residential aide – provides healthy, adult interaction with girls in our group home. Assist residential staff, lead recreational projects and provide socialization and guidance for the girls. • Administrative aide – fulfills several needs including creating databases, filing, assembling marketing packets and answering phones. • Groups to provide welcome baskets for new girls moving into our group home. For more information on becoming a volunteer, please call April Champion at 602-288-4567. Missy & Lyle Anderson For more than 10 years, Missy and Lyle Anderson have been tireless champions of Florence Crittenton’s mission. They share generously of their time, talents and treasure to help our girls see a new, healthier future for themselves. The Andersons are founding members of the Charles Crittenton Society, and they graciously hosted the Society’s annual holiday party for three years in a row. Missy served as Chairman of the agency’s Board of Directors for two years, and she continues to be an active member of the Board who consistently strives to elevate the agency’s overall effectiveness. Together,Missy and Lyle played a critical role in raising more than $7 million during the Building New Beginnings capital campaign, which enabled Florence Crittenton to build a beautiful, new, state-of-the-art campus and double the number of clients served. Missy took on the role of Chair of the Teaming Up for Kids! Luncheon committee in its first two years,and we were honored to have both Missy and Lyle serve as Honorary Chairs for this year’s event. The Andersons have opened the door for us to make priceless friendships with many of you and countless others in the community. Their commitment to the hundreds of children and families we serve each year is an inspiration to us all. Our heartfelt thanks to Missy and Lyle for their friendship and their many years of dedication and outstanding volunteer service with Florence Crittenton! Other Ways to Give: cash, stock, bonds, real estate, in-kind gifts, tangible personal property, paid up life insurance, charitable trusts, planned or deferred gifts, bequests. On April 8th, Crittenton Youth Academy students and Florence Crittenton staff were captivated as Holocaust survivor, Helen Handler shared her story of how she has triumphed over this historic tragedy that claimed millions of innocent lives, including her entire family. Following are some of the students’ thoughts and reactions to Helen’s presentation. “When Helen spoke about how segregation affects all races, it really hit me. When she spoke about how we are all brothers and sisters, I realized how true it was, and that I should watch how I speak to others.” Helen Handler (left) is joined by friend and Florence Crittenton staff member, Ann Polunsky “That lady taught me a lot. What really made me feel like I am lucky was that she was the only one that survived, her whole family passed away. Now that makes me thankful that I have a family.” 1 YOU CAN MAKE YOUR DONATION ONLINE ANYTIME! You can now donate online at www.florencecrittentonofaz.org. Accepted forms of payment are Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover Card. 100% of your donation goes directly to support our kids and families. 2 MAKE YOUR DONATION GROW! Do you know that many local and national companies encourage their employees to contribute to charitable organizations - and then go one step further by “matching” employee donations? Many companies will match dollar-for-dollar, or even more! Inquire in the Human Resources office where you work to find out if your company will match your gift to Florence Crittenton. 3 IT’S GRADUATION TIME! Crittenton Youth Academy proudly announces that 15 young men and women will be graduating this June! If you would like to write a note of encouragement or congratulations to these students who have reached their goal of academic achievement, please mail it to Florence Crittenton, Attn: Dan Johnston, 715 W. Mariposa St., Phoenix, AZ 85013. It is through your support that we are able to offer high quality education programs to more than 120 kids each year. “I never even knew anything about those camps, but now I do.” “It made me feel sad, because she was all alone and taken from her family. If I were her, I don’t think I would have made it without my family, because that’s what I need beside me all the time.” “I am very thankful that she took time from her life to come and tell us her story. I hope her story will help kids and adults realize that we should appreciate what we have in America.” “The Holocaust made me feel grateful. I didn’t know how bad they had it.” -73 -274 18 A special thank you to Helen for sharing her story with us! The girls would enjoy gift certificates or passes for fun and educational outings such as: • Movies • Sporting events • Indoor rock climbing • Performing arts • Fiddlesticks Family Fun Park • Ice skating If you have an acoustic guitar whose strings are longing to be played, we have some budding new musicians in residence who would love to have one to practice on. te a n do 4 TURN YOUR CAR INTO CASH! ww With the assistance of Vehicles nt .fl o r e n c e c ritte for Charity (VFC), a non-profit organization, Florence Crittenton is accepting cars, trucks, boats, campers, RVs, motorcycles, golf carts and trailers; even if they’re not running. VFC will pick up the vehicle for free, and the law allows a tax deduction equal to the gross proceeds from the sale of the donated vehicle. Proceeds from the sale of the vehicle go directly to supporting Florence Crittenton. Have a clear title available and call 1-800-833-3006 or donate online at www.vehiclesforcharity.org w Summer Wish List – Residential Group Home • Arizona Science Center • Phoenix Art Museum • IMAX Theater • Desert Botanical Garden Announcements! fa z.o rg My Story info ono & 602 new s 7 8 As of May 28th, the Crittenton Thrift Shop will be closed for the summer but will reopen on Friday, September 9th. Under the guidance of volunteer manager, Peggy Olin,the Thrift Shop has been able to provide funding for many of our residential programs. To date, the Thrift Shop has reported earnings of more than $101,000. Thank you to the Auxiliary and Thrift Shop volunteers. Without them, obtaining this outstanding goal would not be possible. to enjoy a relaxing day in Flagstaff. Other activities Yvonne Roth planned for the summer Auxiliary President include pool parties and a “makeover” day. It is important to keep our girls motivated and in shape during the hot summer months. If any of you would like to volunteer your time or facilities, please contact our office at 602-288-4567. Finally, the Board of Directors would like to extend a special “thank you” to Ina Manaster for chairing this year’s Teaming Up For Kids! Luncheon. Our 3rd annual luncheon was a huge success, and that would not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of Ina and her team. APPOINTED STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS: Hours: Debra Fischer Newsletter: Jane Ann George Publicity: Pamela Dowd Thrift Shop: Peggy Olin Thrift Shop Treasurer: Dorothy Lane Yearbook: Barbara Arendt APPOINTED SPECIAL COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS: Entertainment Books: Priscilla Burkhart Christmas Party: JoAnna Scott 4-7318 -27 Auxiliary members enjoy the Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show Gene Groth and the Home Services Committee have been hard at work planning activities for the girls during the summer months. To escape the heat, Jane Ann George has planned a trip for several young ladies at Florence Crittenton If you would like more information on how you can make a difference in the lives of the children and families Florence Crittenton serves by becoming a member of either of these volunteer groups, please see the numbers listed below. Have a safe and relaxing summer! Auxiliary: 623-551-9675 Board of Directors: 602-274-7318 eer t n u vwol t w.fl or w Audrey Adamic Missy Anderson Joseph Anshell Oonagh Boppart Sara Carey Dawn Donovan Hersh Epstein Sue Fletcher Dr. John Friedman Debbie Gaby Daniel Green Jon Held Chris Herstam Ina Manaster Jim Rapisarda Yvonne Roth Brenda Sperduti Nancy Spetzler Candice Unruh Laura Wagner Carol Waldrop Adrienne Wilhoit Johnetta Williams Georgia Wolfe Alan M.Young ith temperatures on the rise and nearing triple digits, Phoenicians know this is a true sign that spring is over and summer is upon us. The Auxiliary held their annual Spring Luncheon and Fashion show on May 19th. During the luncheon, current President Yvonne Roth announced next year’s officers and officially passed the gavel to the new incoming president, Ruth Young. A special thank you to Stein Mart who provided the beautiful fashions for this year’s show. Thank you to all who attended and modeled! fa z.o rg Gerry Murphy Board Chairman W auxiliar y ono BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2004-2005 & President:Yvonne Roth Vice President: Ruth Young Recording Secretary: J.B. Howes Corresponding Secretary: Betty Callan Treasurer: Julie Ayo-May Home Services: Gene Groth & JoAnna Scott Past President Advisor: Sara Carey 602 board AUXILIARY OFFICERS 2004-2005 e n c e c ritte n Thrift Shop Hours Tuesday & Wednesday: 9:30am - 4:00pm Friday: 9:30am - 8:00pm Address: 1405 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85004 Contact: Peggy Olin at 602-254-7861 For donations over the summer months, please call 602-254-7861 to schedule a pick-up. Design: Loren Nichols, Nichols Custom Graphics 480-429-1111 or n.graphics@cox.net Printer: O’Neil Printing Editor: Tobey Erskine Communications & Event Manager 602-288-4589 or terskine@flocrit.org We value your questions and comments! Please also let us know if you would like this newsletter sent to a friend. 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