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2013 Volume 3
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page 2:
Letter from
the President
and CEO
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Participant Theatre
Production of
Grease
Country Charm in the Big City
Chicago Cultural Center’s Yates Gallery buzzed with excitement as the
“Harvesting the Spirit - Downtown on the Farm 2013” guests kicked up
their boots to support Lambs Farm.
Over 300 people attended and enjoyed
a night full of delicious food, dancing,
award presentations and even a special
performance by the Lambs Farm choir.
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Participants
Volunteering in the
Community
our mission:
Helping people with
developmental disabilities
lead productive, happy lives
and connecting with the
human spirit in us all.
www.lambsfarm.org
This evening not only served as a
fundraiser, but more importantly
gave the guests a glimpse into
the lives of the men and women
of Lambs Farm. Through
special moments during the
evening, the vision and mission
behind the organization and
programs were highlighted.
One of these moments
occurred when the
guests were treated to
songs by the Lambs
Farm choir. They
performed several well-known country
songs and Greased Lightning from this
year’s Participant Theatre production of
Grease.
In addition, each year a Participant is
honored with the Living Legacy Award
at the Annual Benefit. It is bestowed
upon someone who encompasses the
Co-founders’ beliefs that given the
opportunity, people with developmental
disabilities can become contributing
members of society. Michele
Hendrickson was this year’s honoree.
She received a crystal paper weight
engraved with the Lambs Farm logo and
her name.
“I felt honored and shocked that they
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Popcorn Days
Volunteers
Needed
It is that time of year again to
be thinking about Popcorn
Days! On May 2 and 3, we
need your help volunteering
in the local communities of
Chicagoland to raise money
for and bring awareness to
Lambs Farm’s programs.
Looking for more
involvement beyond a
volunteer shift? If you are
able to recruit and coordinate
friends and family for your
area and help identify
potential volunteer locations,
please consider becoming
a Popcorn Days Captain
with the Development staff
available to assist you all
along the way.
For more information on
Popcorn Days or becoming
a Captain, please contact
Kathy McMeins at
847-990-3749 or
kmcmeins@lambsfarm.
org. You can also register to
volunteer online at
www.lambsfarm.org.
Volunteers from 2013 Popcorn Days
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From the
President and CEO’s desk...
In 2011, as part of our 50th Anniversary celebration,
we established the Lambs Farm Living Legacy Award
recognizing Participants who embody the vision of our
Co-Founders.
Among their
beliefs was
that, given the
opportunity,
people with
developmental
disabilities
could learn,
grow, and
become
contributing members of society.
As a young child, life for Michele
Hendrickson was not easy. As
she puts it, “Living in a world
where people with disabilities are
misunderstood and not accepted
was a hard pill to swallow, but my
parents taught me that giving up
was not an option.” They fought for
her right to attend Lyons Township
High School, and she graduated
in 1980. Michele moved to Lambs
Farm shortly thereafter.
She originally lived in a group home
on our campus, and has lived in
one of our community homes for
many years. Working in our campus
businesses, she learned the skills
necessary to secure employment in
the community. When her job was
eliminated in 2012, she returned
to work on campus, but hopes to
return to a community job when the
economy improves. She participates
in many Lambs Farm activities,
including bowling, bocce ball, and
floor hockey, and attends an equineassisted training and therapy class
where she also volunteers. Most
recently, she demonstrated her
formidable acting and singing talents
starring as Sandy in Lambs Farm’s
2013 production of “Grease”.
One would think her days are
very full – and they are. But,
Michele always makes time to give
something back. Over the years,
she regularly volunteered at the
Moody Bible Institute, and even
enrolled as a student to earn a
Certificate in Biblical Studies.
She is active in her Church, and
serves as a leader in the Young
Life Capernaum Program where
she helps organize activities and
Biblical group discussions for high
school students, some of whom are
disabled. To her credit, she learned
to use buses, trains and taxies that
get her where she needs to go.
Michele is a happy woman with
a passion to help others any
way she can. She is proud of her
accomplishments and always
looking to do more. By anyone’s
standards, she certainly far exceeds
the personification of a contributing
member of society – and someone
who regularly puts the needs of
others above her own.
For the men and women of Lambs
Farm, the pursuit of a full life
embodies a celebration of who
they are, a sincere compassion for
others, and the continuous desire
to be treated with the respect and
dignity they so richly deserve.
Michele Hendrickson is a person who
makes a significant contribution to
her community – a Living Legacy
who emulates the vision that our
Co-Founders created and fought so
hard to achieve.
Your support has and will continue
to assist us in assuring every possible
opportunity for the men and women
we serve to broaden their horizons,
explore new interests, and continue
to grow. It is an investment in the
quality of their lives that could, as
demonstrated by Michele, reap
benefits for many.
Sincerely,
Dianne M. Yaconetti
President and CEO
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picked me,” said Michele. “I did
not know that I have had that big
of an impact.”
Michele has held many community
jobs throughout her life, and now
works at Lambs Farm’s Magnolia
Café & Bakery. She also volunteers
at Equestrian Connection and
Young Life Capernaum, and this
year starred as Sandy in our
Participant Theatre production of
Grease. She is also very involved
in her church and has earned a
Certificate in Biblical Studies from
Moody Bible Institute.
“I hope to continue to be a good
influence and role model,” Michele
stated.
Lambs Farm has hosted an Annual
Benefit for the past three years,
but this year was extra special
as it was held in honor of Vince
Casanova, a long-time friend and
member of the Board of Directors,
who passed away in July. Many
guests, including friends from
the Chicago Tribune where Vince
worked for 33 years, attended the
event in his memory which added
to the warm atmosphere of the
evening.
“I attended the Lambs Farm Gala
with a group of Tribune colleagues,
as we all knew how very important
the organization was to Vince
Casanova,” said Amy Guth. “It
was clear through the course of
the evening why he loved Lambs
Farm so very much and worked so
hard to support the organization’s
efforts.”
Additionally, The Casanova
Award was established this year
in memory of Vince Casanova
whose belief in the mission of
Lambs Farm was an inspiration to
everyone. Vince’s widow, Nancy
and two sons, Tom and Mark,
accepted the award. In the future
it will be awarded to those with
a commitment to the mission of
Lambs Farm and who fulfill this
commitment in their own way.
Following the awards
presentations, guests were
invited to directly support the
lives of Lambs Farm Participants
by engaging in a Paddle Raiser.
Since Lambs Farm does not
receive funding for the Recreation
program, this year’s Paddle Raiser
served as a way to underwrite the
cost of a new Special Olympics
Softball team to enrich the lives of
our Participants.
Due to the overwhelming
generosity of the guests over
$18,000 was raised for the new
Softball team!
The evening also boasted a vast
array of silent auction items to bid
on, a Dredging for Gold station to
win a one-ounce gold coin valued
at $1,400, a Wine Corral, and
several live auction items including
a trip to the Orange Bowl. Among
all of these exciting opportunities
to support Lambs Farm, one
stuffed animal stood out in the
crowd!
For the past three years, a giant
stuffed lamb has been a silent
auction item that continues to
grow in notoriety. Far beyond any
other item, the lamb had the most
bids and was the best performing
auction item for Lambs Farm.
Overall, the Harvesting the Spirit
evening was a wonderful night full
of memories and fun for everyone
involved. Thank you to all who
attended and helped to support
the men and women of Lambs
Farm.
A special thank you to Arie Zoller,
Chairman of the Host Committee,
and to our major sponsors- BMO
Harris Bank, Chicago Tribune, and
Discover Financial Services.
Consider a
Year End Gift
to Lambs Farm
The holiday season - and all
the planning that comes with it
- is upon us. It’s time to make
a list of things we need to do
and gifts we need to purchase
for family and friends. Have
you ever made a charitable
giving list?
Remembering organizations
with a year-end donation
is a sincere demonstration
of your belief in a charity’s
mission. Such support
is greatly appreciated
and makes a tremendous
difference to organizations
like Lambs Farm.
By adding Lambs Farm to
your year-end charitable
giving list, your generosity
will help Lambs Farm
continue to provide valuable,
life enriching opportunities
for the remarkable men and
women we serve. Tributes
- which make meaningful
gifts for the holidays are a wonderful way of
remembering someone
important to you. So
consider honoring a loved
one by making a donation to
Lambs Farm in their name.
For more information on
supporting Lambs Farm or
to make a tax-deductible
year-end contribution, please
contact the Development
department at 847-990-3709
or visit our website at
www.lambsfarm.org to make
your secure online donation.
See you all next year!
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Congratulations
Grease Cast,
Choir & Crew
CAST:
Andrea Agers
Alan Bass
Ellyn Burns
Laura Collins
Sarah DeMoon
Michele Hendrickson
Marc Henry
Ron Kishony
Belinda Kotsiopoulos
Karyn Krupp
Mike Kurschner
Gina Mork
Dennis Moss
Joe Piazza
Kathy Pohl
Wayne Sima
Sari Still
Akiko Terao
Mary Volz
CHOIR:
Tom Durbin
David Ferguson
Ann Fuller
Nicki Gras
Beverly Handelman
Pattie Horgan
Laura Katz
Sue Koehler
Doug Wagner
Jane Wagner
Sue Wallis
CREW:
Set Building:
Doug Ardito
Kelsey Imai
Mitchell Koziol
David Schwartz
Peter Stepien
Barb Wittenberg
Costumes:
Doug Ardito
Anne Denton
Kelsey Imai
Tara Kane
Sue Koehler
Jessica Peterson
Stephanie Scialabba
Liz Sprowl
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The T-Birds performing Greased Lightning
Grease is the Word
After nine months of eager
anticipation, the cast, crew and
choir of our Annual Musical
Theatre production had the
chance to show off their talent
and hard work on September 2022. This year’s musical included
the largest cast yet for a Lambs
Farm production, and as a result
the theatre was brimming with
fans excited to see their loved
ones on stage at the Gorton
Community Center in Lake Forest.
Grease was the third production
of the Fine Arts program, and
according to Co-Directors Susan
Hoadley and Janine Neumann,
this year attracted the largest
audience. Thank you to everyone
who came out to support the men
and women of Lambs Farm!
Not only have the Participants
loved being a part of the
musicals, their families and
friends have also enjoyed
cheering them on along the way.
Parent Pat Kurschner exclaimed
that it makes her very proud to
watch her son Mike perform and
show his sense of humor.
“Mike really puts his best foot
forward,” said Pat. “He makes
me so proud of all that he has
done.”
Each year, the theatre productions
have offered the Participants a
chance to shine and show the
community their amazing talents.
According to Participant Laura
Collins, the productions give her a
chance to be “noticed.”
For everyone involved, the
Participant Theatre productions
have been very inspirational!
“It is amazing to me what the
Participants are able to accomplish
when given the opportunity,” said
Pat Kurschner. “The Fine Arts
program is really a great addition.”
Practice for the next musical, Into
the Woods, will begin in January!
If you would like to volunteer for
the upcoming production, please
contact Janine or Susan at 847990-3838.
“We really want to thank all of the
volunteers who dedicated their
time to Grease. There is no way
we could have done it without
them,” exclaimed Susan and
Janine.
On December 17 at 3pm, the Fine Arts
program will be putting on a Holiday
Concert. Mark your calendars!
Great Gifts for
the Holidays
Lambs Farm holiday gift
catalog season is in full swing!
With ten new items added this
year including dark chocolate
covered espresso beans and
handmade oatmeal soaps,
you are sure to find a gift for
everyone on your list!
Participants volunteering at Bernie’s Book Bank
Lending a Helping Hand
The Co-founders vision of seeing
people with developmental
disabilities grow into active
members of society is continually
realized by the men and women
of Lambs Farm. From retirement
homes to local churches, many
Participants are motivated to
give back to their community by
volunteering their time each week.
Several Participants frequently
spend time at Winchester House
Healthcare and Rehabilitation
helping to set up, facilitate and
engage in activities with the
residents. They provide time, care
and support that is much needed
and appreciated by the staff and
residents.
Many Participants also volunteer
at their local churches each
week as active members of their
congregations, and organizations
like Equestrian Connection which
offers therapeutic horse back
riding.
Through their hard work, they
show everyone that they are not
just recipients of services, but are
contributors and desire to show
the community the same care they
receive.
Additionally, due to this ongoing
interest, our Helping Hands Quest
class is offered to the Participants
as another easy way to engage in
volunteer work around the area
each week.
For the Fall Quest session, our
Participants have volunteered
at Bernie’s Book Bank, Northern
Illinois Food Bank, The Park at
Vernon Hills-Brookdale Senior
Living and Feed My Starving
Children.
“This is my favorite Quest class,”
said Participant Marc Nachtman.
“I like to get out in the community
and help other people.”
Uniquely, these opportunities
come full circle for us here!
Often the Northern Illinois Food
Bank provides food for our
residences at Lambs Farm and
in the community. Due to these
donations, our Participants are
able to enjoy delicious meals and
enhance their daily living skills
while preparing the food together
with staff. We are so thankful for
these contributions!
Order your holiday gifts
now and have them shipped
later! You can order by
calling 847.362.4636 to
speak to a customer service
representative MondaysFridays, 9 am - 5 pm, or
order anytime at
www.lambsfarm.org.
Our assortment of
chocolates, cookies and
baskets are great gourmet
gifts for vendors, business
partners, outstanding
employees and more,
while making a difference
in the lives of those with
developmental disabilities.
Each product is carefully
made, packaged and shipped
by the men and women of
Lambs Farm.
Orders can be customized
with your business or
greeting cards. Simply send
us your gift list when placing
your order, and we’ll ensure
everyone receives a gift with a
personal note from you.
Top of the Morning Basket
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Enjoy Breakfast
with Santa
To top off the holiday season
bring your family to Lambs
Farm’s Breakfast with Santa
to enjoy a delicious brunch,
participate in holiday crafts,
and take pictures that will
last a lifetime.
Seatings are available at
9am, 10:30am and noon
on December 14, 21, 22 and
at 10:30am and noon on
December 15. Call 847-3625050 for reservations.
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The Magnolia Cafe & Bakery is
also offering holiday pies for
sale! Just $8 for a delicious
pumpkin, apple or cherry pie
to bring to one of your holiday
parties! Call 847-362-5050 to
reserve yours today.
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BBQ team cooking low and slow to win the Grand Champion title
Barn Burner Draws Excitement
On October 18 and 19, 54
barbeque teams set up camp in
our parking lot to vie for the Grand
Champion title and the chance to
compete nationally
at other Kansas
City Barbeque
Society sanctioned
events.
Our Barn Burner
is only one of five
BBQ competitions
held in Northern
Illinois each year.
As a result, there
has been increasing
interest from BBQ
teams, judges and
the community
over the past eight
years.
Congratulations to the Grand
Champion team, The Smoke
Hunters, and the Reserve
Champion team, Crazy Larry’s
BBQ!
Thank you to
everyone who
came out to
compete and
to support the
Lambs Farm
programs for
people with
developmental
disabilities.
A special thank
you to our
sponsors Axiom
Marketing Inc.,
Tighthead
The Smoke HuntersBrewing Company,
Grand Champion Team
This year, due to
Chiro One Wellness
limited space, some teams and
Centers, DJ Randy and Dave’s Not
judges were put on a wait list
Here Band.
and unfortunately were not
able to claim any spots in the
We are looking to expand the
weekend competition. While
Barn Burner, with a more publicit is unfortunate that not all
friendly event and possibly BBQ
could participate in the fun, it is
for sale next year. Stay tuned!
exciting to see the potential for
this event!
Donor salute:
Lambs Farm is grateful for the support we receive from our many friends. Listed below are the names of those especially
generous individuals, foundations and corporations whose gifts of $1,000 or more were received from May 1, 2013 to
August 31, 2013.
$25,000 to $49,999
Helen Brach Foundation
Gethsemane United Church
of Christ
$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous
Mr. Alan G. Barsumian
Mrs. Gloria A. Harer
KPMG LLP
Mrs. Karen Lieberman
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy
The Edward S. Sprague
Foundation
Ms. Dianne M. Yaconetti
$5,000 to $9,999
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Agers, Jr.
Mrs. Catherine Alvary
The Braeside Foundation
Chicago Tribune Newspaper
Dr. Richard Davison and Dr.
Lisette Davison
Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Lyall
Dr. & Mrs. Stuart M. Schwartz
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Sepe
Charles & M.R. Shapiro
Foundation, Inc.
Mrs. Jana M. Wacker
Walgreens
Mr. & Mrs. Willard T. Walker
Windward Roofing &
Construction
$2,500 to $4,999
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Aspen
Barrington Area United Way,
Inc.
Mr. Jeffery K. Benham
BMO Harris Bank
Ms. Erin Brennen
Conor Commercial Real Estate
Discover Financial Services
Mr. Ashoke Dutt
Ms. Martha Fox
Mrs. Fern Frank
Mrs. Joan Fuller
Ms. Lenore Greenstein and Mr.
Kenneth G. Levy
Mrs. Diana J. Healy
Ms. Laurie Hernandez and Mr.
Mark Stavropoulos
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Karpek
Kroeschell, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Krupp
Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Levy
Mr. & Mrs. Vern McCain
Moraine Township
North Shore Antique Dealers
Association
North Shore Gas
Plante Moran
Law Office of Earl J. Roloff
Mr. Robert N. Savoie
Ms. Janet Scarf
Mrs. Susan Sprowl
Mr. & Mrs. Duf Sundheim
The Trustmark Foundation
Uline
Underwriters Laboratories
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Valerious
Vernon Township
Mr. Scott Verschoor
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Wernick
Mr. Sheldon O. Zisook
$1,000 to $2,499
Alper Services, LLC
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. John Arnold
BMO Harris Bank
Ms. Doris Brown
Mrs. Electra Carlson
Dahl & Bonadies, LLC
DLA Piper LLP (US)
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Earhart
Eriksen Armstrong
Corporation
Ms. Barbara Euman
Exclusive Woodworking, Inc.
Extended Care
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Fick
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Figurski
Golder Family Foundation
Mrs. Joan J. Golder
Mr. Andrew F. Gottschalk
Grainger Matching Charitable
Gifts Program
Mr. & Mrs. William Graves
Mr. Warren D. Hanssen
Hershman Cohen LLC
Mrs. Donna L. Herula
Hollister Incorporated
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund A. Horsch
IBM Employee Services Center
Mr. & Mrs. Randall Imai
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Jacobs
Robert Kapoun Trust
Dr. & Mrs. Melvin P. Katz
Dr. Yeun S. Kim
Mr. & Mrs. Gideon Kishony
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Koehler
Kraft Foods Matching Gifts
Program
Mrs. Eileen Kreiser
Mrs. Patricia M. Kurschner
Ms. Karen Lieberman
Ms. Robin Litzsinger-Kanak
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Lyall, Jr.
Madigan Family Foundation
Maron Electric Company
Ms. Delia E. McVoy
Mesirow Financial
Morgan Stanley
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Mork
Mr. & Mrs. Roderick A. Mundy
Mr. Robert Neiman
Mr. James W. Norris
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Northrip
NuHaus Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Donnell O’Callaghan
Mrs. Verlyn J. O’Halloran
OrthAssist, LLC.
Mr. Chaitanya Patel
Ms. Rosalie Piazza
Mr. & Mrs. John Piccione
Mr. & Mrs. Frederik Pohl
Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Pomerance
PwC
Rapoport Law Offices, P.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Reilly
Mr. James G. Richmond
Mrs. Marilyn Rosengarden
Mr. & Mrs. Cy Rosengarten
Mr. John Salstone
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Schuh
Schultz & Chez, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. William Siebers
Mrs. Susan Stein
Mr. & Mrs. Phillip L. Stern
Stone Real Estate Corporation
Stuart Family Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Sturm
Sub-Zero Group Midwest
Ms. Dorothy Sully
Mr. David F. Sweet
Sysco Chicago, Inc.
Temco Contracting, LLC
Ms. Eiko Terao
Mr. & Mrs. Randall Terry
Mr. & Mrs. Kent Verner
Mr. John Wagener
Wanxiang Bannockburn, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Willix
Ms. Ruth Wittenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wyllie
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zaun
Mrs. Lita Zemel
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Zils
BEQUEST
Mary S. Kaiser Trust
Ms. Daisy D. Patt Charitable
Trust
Tributes and memorials:
The decision to honor and remember friends and loved ones with a gift to Lambs Farm is always considered a very special
honor to us. Below, we list the names of those individuals who have been honored or remembered with a gift received
from May 1, 2013 to August 31, 2013.
In Honor Of:
Kenneth Alter
Betty Arnold
Sai Baba
Gregg Barbakoff
Elizabeth Brake
Geoffrey Brown
Audrey L. Cantor
Annette Cohn
Burl Cohn
Joan Corn
Myron R. Corn
Kevin Donohue
David Ferguson
Martha Fox
Alexandra Frank
Ellie Frank
Fern S. Frank
Robert Frank
Ann Fuller
Jacob Gawron
Alexis Gellar
Teresa A. Gembolys
Brian T. Grady
Howie Greenstein
Reyna Hill
Christina M. Jaggi
Roberta Kapoun
Melvin P. Katz
Jenny Koch
Elizabeth Korts
Karyn Krupp
Theresa Kruse
Lambs Farm
Lambs Farm Staff
Pam Levy
Peter Levy
Jodye Lieberman
Michael Lindquist
Jane McNamara
Meagher Family
Coleen Moyer
Greg Moyer
Ruth I. Moyer
Michael Nathenson
Robert Neiman
Kim Nowakowski
Bob Paley
Mark Palmer
Joseph Piazza
Cy Rosengarten
Lolly Rosengarten
Wynn A. Rosengarten
Betty Ruben
Gene Rudd
Arnold J. Schneider
Rochelle Schneider
Rand Schrier
Jeffrey Sears
Janice E. Small
Carol Snyder
Pamela A. Sully
David Sundheim
Frances A. Travaglio
U. S. Troops
Susan Warso
Carol Warso-Snyder
Pamela Weber
Margie Weiss
Frank Wieckowski
Michele Wieckowski
Joanna Willix
Jeff Zemel
Lita Zemel
Jon Zils
Arie Zoller
In Memory Of:
George Alvary
Joyce Anderson
Bradley P. Balson
Rose Barbera
Stanley Bornstein
Lorraine Boustead
Margaret Brown
Karen Buron
Vincent Casanova
Janice Cascio
Amparo Cerbo
Angeline Cowen
Grace Ehrlich
Michael Enriquez
Irene Ericson
Earnest E. Fair Sr.
Casimir Firlit
Marie S. Firlit
Stephanie Firlit
Joseph Fritsch
Frank Froncek
Irene Froncek
Betty Gallagher
John Gallagher
Anthony M. Giunti
Lori Gregg
Walter Griffin
Irene A. Hajduk
Ann M. Hand
Harold Haney
Dorothy E. Hansen
Robert P. Healy
Remsen B. Henry
Sue High
Helen Hilliard
Maureen Hobday
Trevor L. Hofflander
Alice Hurlbutt
Gladys Johnsen
Gladys Johnson
Anthony Juiris
Jeanette Juiris
Gladys Kaplan
Helen Kovacich
Samuel O. Lewis
Sylvia M. Lopez
Geraldine Maether
Richard Marriott
Stephen J. Mendak
Frank Moyer
Dorothy Murphy
John Murphy
Mary O’Connor
Robert Ottoson
Corinne Owen
Helen Palmer
Paul Plier
Leila Raiff
Mabel Ramskill
Wirt E. Ramskill
Leonardo Ricaborda
Soledad Ricaborda
Helen Rykowski
Jayne Schickedanz
Marie Schmidt
Helen Schumacher
Eva Schwenk
Henry Schwenk
Ashley Seay
Steven Shelley
Vlad Shkurkin
Bernie Siegel
Aniceta Soledad
Cirilo Soledad
John H. Stocker
George M. Sundheim
Sally Sundheim
William P. Surdenik
Beatrice Tarrson
Irwin Tarrson
Elisa Tavoso
Bob Terese
Lucy Urich
Carole Weber
Dvorah Yastrow
Edward Yastrow
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Upcoming Events
Breakfast with Santa
30th Annual Golf Day
December 14, 21 & 22 - 9am, 10:30am & 12pm
December 15 - 10:30am & 12pm
Lambs Farm
Ho Ho Ho! Despite his very busy schedule, Santa
is making his annual trek to Lambs Farm to
celebrate the holiday. Enjoy a delicious brunch,
visit with Santa and participate in several
crafts and activities. Brunch is $15.95, $7.95 for
children 23 months and younger with activities.
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Thunderhawk Golf Club, Beach Park, IL
Mark your calendars to join Lambs Farm on the
links for the 30th Annual Golf Day in Memory of
Jack Stein For more information, please contact
Nikki Bonamarte at 847.990.3733 or neb@
lambsfarm.org.
Sixth Annual Popcorn Days
Friday, May 2, 2014
Saturday, May 3, 2014
Throughout Chicagoland
Volunteers are needed to help collect funds at
various intersections and store fronts throughout
Chicago and the suburbs. In exchange for
donations, volunteers will distribute bags of
delicious popcorn generously donated by The
Popcorn Factory. To volunteer, or for more
information about Popcorn Days, please contact
Kathy McMeins or call 847.990.3749.
14245 W. Rockland Road, Libertyville, IL 60048
p: 847.362.4636
f: 847.362.0742
www.lambsfarm.org