I've heard that since I was a child. Another thing I often heard was that whatever you give, you get back several times over. Of all the things I heard as a kid, for some reason, I really believed these two concepts.
As a young working adult, before I was married, my Dad told me that I should give a portion of what I earned to the church (at that time, All Saints', Pontiac). "Whatever you give to the church is between you and God. It is always returned in ways you may not understand, but it always comes back to you," I remember him saying.
Over the years, I've found he was right. Giving must come from your heart. You must give deliberate, thoughtful, and especially PRAYERFUL thought to what you give to the church. And, yes, it does always come back in one way or another. It's usually not in a monetary way, but in a way I feel surging through me, increasing my own belief in God'sgoodness.
This year it is especially important to PRAY about what you do. Michigan families are facing hard times. We don't know what's around the corner for the auto industry that has run this region throughout my life. Yet, life does go on, and this church will be a part of your life no matter what. In fact, I think the support and encouragement of your fellowchurch members is even more important during hard times.
St. Andrew's needs your pledges, but you must also support your family. I remember when our family consisted of five children ages 12 and under. Outfitting all of them in snowsuits, gloves, scarves, hats and boots could break the bank!! Then there were unplanned doctor bills, school trips, college expenses, etc. etc.
Yet, we always gave a pledge to the church we attended. Some years that pledge would be larger than in other years depending upon what expenses we knew were coming. Some years we hit the mark of our pledge, some years we fell short and some years we went over. Some years we knew we could give more than we did in the previous year. Those were ALLELUIA years!!
Here at St. Andrew's I feel our family has a second family, just as important and just as loving and accepting as our family at home. We've grown in our closeness to God through the educational and spiritual programs here and through the wonderfully thought out sermons of Rev. Bob Wollard and Rev, Marlyn Stroud. I believe in the church's ability to move ahead.
This year as a member of the Vestry Budget Committee, I hope you will think deliberately about what you can do. I hope you will be thoughtful as you fill out the pledge card. But, mostly, I hope you will be PRAYERFUL and really listen to what God is telling you to do. I hope your gift comes directly from you PRAYERS and from your heart.
I firmly believe in St. Andrew's Episcopal Church's ability to maintain programs to the best of its ability. I firmly believe that God's work is done here and that work reaches outside the church to those in the community.
And, I firmly believe that whatever we give will come back to each of us several times over throughout the next year and the years ahead.
THINK, PRAY, THEN GIVE FROM YOUR HEART.
Charlotte Wall
St. Andrew's Mission Statement
The mission of St. Andrew's Church is to show forth powerfully the love of God in Christ, through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, by means of worship, fellowship and service to all who come to us, to those whom we seek out and to one another. Corporately, we will grow in numbers and in tangible and intangible resources. Communally as well as personally, we will grow toward the full maturity of Christ.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
A Little Noise About The Squeakers
The St. Andrew’s Children’s Choir practices after the 10:00 service on most Sundays. All children are welcome. Upcoming events include a Christmas Eve performance, a play created in collaboration with the church Sunday School and musical collaborations with the St. Andrew’s Minstrels. For more information, contact Jennifer Vanadia, Harry Williams or Mary Kay Sparre. To receive email notification of Squeakers practices and performance dates, email jtvandsal@sbcglobal.net and put Squeakers in the subject line.
Church School News
The Church School students and their teachers are preparing an Advent play titled “God's Gift to Us.” The play will be presented during the 10:00 a.m.service on Sunday, December 14. Thanks go to Art Noren for finding the “One Rehearsal Christmas Play”; to Tom Sharpe for set design and construction; to Harry Williams and Jennifer Vanadia for helping with the music. We look forward to sharing the play with everyone!
From St. Andrews Endowment Committee
Each year the Endowment Committee plans to make a sizable gift to St. Andrew’s for projects that typically cannot be included in our annual budget. In past years, Endowment funds helped provide a new roof for the Rectory, purchased a defibrillator, helped purchase the new table and chairs we now enjoy in Hunt Hall and in the St. Gregory’s room, made it possible to replace the porch, and helped to make it possible to purchase the new organ.
Project approval and requests for funds must come from the vestry. This year the Endowment was asked to fund a kitchen remodel/upgrade that would provide new lighting, a new floor along with additional structural support for the floor, and a fresh coat of paint. Those who use the kitchen know that such a makeover is long overdue and the Endowment felt this was a just and worthy cause. However, do to current economic conditions, especially the downturn in the investment sector, the Committee felt that it is not the proper time to make a withdrawal from its investments.
In anticipation of an investment market rebound, the Endowment Committee stands ready to support new projects, programs and/or needed renovations that St. Andrews might not otherwise be able to take on. If you would like more information on the St. Andrews Endowment feel free to call on one of our Trustees: Randy Arsenault, Donna Bullard, John Ferris Jr., Sue Foster, Matt Jenkins, Kevin Roussey, and Judy Rowcliffe.
Project approval and requests for funds must come from the vestry. This year the Endowment was asked to fund a kitchen remodel/upgrade that would provide new lighting, a new floor along with additional structural support for the floor, and a fresh coat of paint. Those who use the kitchen know that such a makeover is long overdue and the Endowment felt this was a just and worthy cause. However, do to current economic conditions, especially the downturn in the investment sector, the Committee felt that it is not the proper time to make a withdrawal from its investments.
In anticipation of an investment market rebound, the Endowment Committee stands ready to support new projects, programs and/or needed renovations that St. Andrews might not otherwise be able to take on. If you would like more information on the St. Andrews Endowment feel free to call on one of our Trustees: Randy Arsenault, Donna Bullard, John Ferris Jr., Sue Foster, Matt Jenkins, Kevin Roussey, and Judy Rowcliffe.
Friday, November 7, 2008
Thank You Tracy!
Dedication: 1 : an act or rite of dedicating to a divine being or to a sacred use 2 : a devoting or setting aside for a particular purpose 3 : self-sacrificing devotion 4 : Tracy Moore!
On behalf of the vestry and entire congregation, we would like to give Tracy Moore a big THANK YOU for stepping in to take over as office administrator when Renee Wegman left. Of course, in the best scenario, there would have been plenty of time for training and transition, but as we know life is so often not like that. Thank you again Tracy for volunteering to jump in, knowing full well that it was not going to be easy, especially since we were losing our administrator and our rector close to the same time. And thank you so much for your willingness to help our new administrator, Kristin, ease into the position. Your patience and willingness to help during this transition time is so appreciated!
Attention Members of the congregation...when you see Tracy...just say thanks!
On behalf of the vestry and entire congregation, we would like to give Tracy Moore a big THANK YOU for stepping in to take over as office administrator when Renee Wegman left. Of course, in the best scenario, there would have been plenty of time for training and transition, but as we know life is so often not like that. Thank you again Tracy for volunteering to jump in, knowing full well that it was not going to be easy, especially since we were losing our administrator and our rector close to the same time. And thank you so much for your willingness to help our new administrator, Kristin, ease into the position. Your patience and willingness to help during this transition time is so appreciated!
Attention Members of the congregation...when you see Tracy...just say thanks!
Transition Committee News
The Transition Team is still hard at work to make the transition from Father Chris Berg,s retirement to a new permanent priest for our parish as stress-free as possible. Currently we are looking into the development of a form which will tell us the responsibilities of each committee or commission of St. Andrew's. Matt Jenkins is developing the form, and Carole Wollard, Judy Rowcliffe and Char Wall will compile the information received. The goal of this form will be to ensure that no responsibility needed to keep our church operating smoothly is overlooked.
We all know that Fr. Chris did many tasks for the various committees. We need to know what he did and how that task is now being dealt with. We also need to know the responsibilities, purposes and goals of the many groups in the church. We need to know of any roadblocks groups encounter while trying to achieve their goals.
For instance, The Companion committee has learned that we need to do some different things with the address page of the newsletter to prevent late arrivals of the newsletter to parish homes. The committee apologizes for any inconvenience the late arrivals of the last newsletter may have caused parishioners and it wants to assure that problems are being worked on and will be resolved.
The team really wants to stay in touch with parishioners, and the suggestion box at the back of the church is one way to do that. Another way is to bring your concerns and comments to the team's members. These include: Carole Wollard, Matt Jenkins, George Rogers, Mark Taylor, Judy Rowcliffe, Marcia Bottomley, Bill Foster, John Ferris Jr., Francine Klein and Charlotte Wall.
We will address each concern and comment as they come to us. All will be kept confidential, and we will do our best to resolve any problems that may occur during this time.
Charlotte Wall on behalf of the Transition Team
We all know that Fr. Chris did many tasks for the various committees. We need to know what he did and how that task is now being dealt with. We also need to know the responsibilities, purposes and goals of the many groups in the church. We need to know of any roadblocks groups encounter while trying to achieve their goals.
For instance, The Companion committee has learned that we need to do some different things with the address page of the newsletter to prevent late arrivals of the newsletter to parish homes. The committee apologizes for any inconvenience the late arrivals of the last newsletter may have caused parishioners and it wants to assure that problems are being worked on and will be resolved.
The team really wants to stay in touch with parishioners, and the suggestion box at the back of the church is one way to do that. Another way is to bring your concerns and comments to the team's members. These include: Carole Wollard, Matt Jenkins, George Rogers, Mark Taylor, Judy Rowcliffe, Marcia Bottomley, Bill Foster, John Ferris Jr., Francine Klein and Charlotte Wall.
We will address each concern and comment as they come to us. All will be kept confidential, and we will do our best to resolve any problems that may occur during this time.
Charlotte Wall on behalf of the Transition Team
From The Church School
WELCOME BACK CHURCH SCHOOL! PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING CLASSROOM ASSIGNMENTS, TENATIVE CLASS ROSTERS AND TEACHER ASSIGNMENTS:
TODDLER ROOM-ST. MARGARET
TEACHER: TAMI ROUSSEY
STUDENTS: NORA HERNANDEZ, DAVID FASBENDER, MATTHEW GRAHAM,
PRESCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN-ST. ANNE
TEACHERS: DONNA BULLARD, CHRIS WALL, LAUREEN SHARPE
STUDENTS; CHLOE WALL, COURTNEY WALL, SEBASTIAN VANADIA, ABIGAIL GRAHAM
1ST/2ND/3RD GRADES-ST. MARY
TEACHERS: JOELLE CHANEY/TOM SHARPE
STUDENTS: EMMA JENKINS,AUDREY GRAHAM, VICTORIA VANADIA, SAMANTHA SANZOBRIN, KAYLA SPARRE, ELISE SPARRE, NICKOLAS LEONARD
4TH/5TH/6TH GRADES-ST. NICHOLAS
TEACHERS: ART NOREN, KEVIN ROUSSEY
STUDENTS: BENJAMIN CLEMENCE, NICK EGGENBERGER, NICHOLAS ROUSSEY, JOSH LEONARD, JOHN ROLLER, EMILY HOUSTON, AUSTIN SHARPE, TAYLOR SHARPE, JARED MORRISON
7TH/8TH/9TH/10TH/11TH/12TH GRADES-RICHARDSON ROOM
TEACHERS:
STUDENTS: MICHAEL HOUSTON, KIRSTEN NOVAK, SHANNON MOY, CHRISTINE SAITER, BETH CHANEY, ASHLEE ROUSSEY, MAX KLEIN, RICKY CLEMENCE, SAMANTHA CLEMENCE, JIMMY SEATON, BOBBY CLEMENCE, EMILY CHANEY, PARKER KLEIN, JESSICA SAITER
AT THIS TIME THERE ARE NOT TEACHERS FOR THE JR. HIGH/HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS. WE ARE AWARE THAT THIS GROUP OF STUDENTS ARE CURRENTLY INVOLVED WITH THE SEEKER GROUP, AND DO MEET ONCE A MONTH WITH SEEKER LEADERS , AS WELL AS THE CANTERBURY VISITS ONCE A MONTH. WE WILL UPDATE OR ANNOUNCE WHEN/IF WE HAVE TEACHERS IN PLACE FOR THIS AGE GROUP.
ALL STUDENTS MUST HAVE REGISTRATION FORMS FILLED OUT AND LEFT WITH THE CLASSROOM TEACHER. REGISTRATION FORMS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN EACH CLASSROOM AND ARE AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE ALSO. IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE REGISTRATION FORMS, PLEASE SEE JOELLE CHANEY OR LAUREEN SHARPE. WE HAVE DONE OUR BEST WITH CLASS ROSTERS, PLEASE LET US KNOW IF WE ARE MISSING SOMEONE OR HAVE PLACED THEM IN THE WRONG AGE GROUP OR SPELLED THEIR NAMES INCORRECTLY OR THEY WOULD PREFER TO BE CALLED BY A NICKNAME.
WHAT DOES A TYPICAL CLASS FOR YOUR CHILD LOOK LIKE? WE USUALLY GATHER THE CHILDREN, FIND OUT HOW THEY ARE AND HOW THEIR WEEK PRIOR WAS, OPEN WITH A PRAYER, MOVE ON TO PREPARED LESSON & ACTIVITIES FOR THE DAY, HAVE A SNACK (USUALLY A PRAYER PRIOR TO SNACK), CHILDREN’S COLLECTION (CLASSES ROTATE WHO TAKES COLLECTION IN TO THE CHURCH), WRAP UP OF ACTIVITIES WITH A CLOSING PRAYER AND DISMISSAL. KIDS AND TEACHERS RETURN TO CHURCH DURING THE PEACE. OUR GOAL IS TO HAVE A GATHERING, THE STORY, AND THEN GOING FORTH—A WEEKLY RITUAL THAT PROVIDES A REASSURING AND DEPENDABLE STRUCTURE FOR THE KIDS NO MATTER WHICH TEACHER VOLUNTEER IS THERE IN CLASS ANY PARTICULAR SUNDAY.
WE ARE USING THE EPISCOPAL CHILDREN’S CURRICULUM OR ECC AGAIN THIS YEAR. THE PROGRAM WAS DEVELOPED BY AN EPISCOPAL SEMINARY AND AN EPISCOPAL PUBLISHER EXPRESSLY FOR THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. IT IS BUILT ON SCRIPTURE, THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, THE HYMNAL 1982, CHURCH TRADITIONS, LITURGY AND HISTORY. ECC FOCUSES ON FOUR GENERAL AREAS OF STUDY-OLD TESTAMENT (HEBREW SCRIPTURES), NEW TESTAMENT, SACRAMENTS,AND THE CHURCH. THESE FOUR AREAS ARE STUDIED EACH YEAR AT EACH AGE LEVEL.
ECC PROVIDES NINE YEARS OF MATERIALS, THREE AT EACH OF THREE LEVELS: PRESCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN (AGES 3-5); PRIMARY (GRADES 1 TO 3) AND INTERMEDIATE (GRADES 4-6).
TO DESIGNATE THE YEARS WITHIN EACH AGE LEVEL, THREE SYMBOLS ARE USED: SHELL (IN THE YEAR THAT BAPTISM IS STUDIED); CHALICE (IN THE YEAR THAT EUCHARIST IS STUDIED); CROSS (IN THE YEAR THAT WORSHIP IS STUDIED).
THE CHURCH SCHOOL IS CURRENTLY ON THE CHALICE YEAR.
WE’VE MOVED! WELL, WE’VE ACTUALLY MOVED A LOT OF STUFF !
ALL OF THE CHURCH SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND CURRICULUM HAVE BEEN MOVED TO A NEW AREA OF SHELVES IN WHAT IS NOW ALSO THE CLASSROOM FOR THE 2ND/3RD/4TH GRADE CLASS. IN OUR EFFORTS TO INVENTORY AND ORGANIZE OUR SUPPLIES, WE ARE TRYING TO KEEP WHAT WE ARE STORING TO THE SHELVING UNITS THAT THE BUILDING AND GROUNDS GROUP HAVE SO GENEROUSLY SUPPLIED. WE HUMBLY ASK THAT AT THIS TIME NO NEW DONATIONS ARE ADDED TO OUR INVENTORY SO THAT WE CAN MAINTAIN THE SPACE WE’VE BEEN GIVEN TO IT’S CURRENT CAPACITY. PERHAPS AS WE GET USED TO OUR NEW SPACE WE WILL PUBLISH A WISH LIST OF SUPPLIES WE ARE IN NEED OF, BUT AT THIS POINT IN TIME WE ARE FILLED TO CAPACITY-THANKS BE TO GOD!
WE HOPE YOUR CHILD WILL BE HAVING FUN WITH US EACH SUNDAY AND THAT THEY KNOW THEY ARE A VERY SPECIAL PART OF ST. ANDREW’S. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT WITH YOUR CHILD’S TEACHERS AND GET TO KNOW THE PEOPLE WHO ARE HELPING YOUR CHILD GROW IN GOD’S CHURCH.
GOD’S PEACE,
THE ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH SCHOOL TEACHER VOLUNTEERS : DONNA BULLARD, JOELLE CHANEY, ART NOREN, KEVIN & TAMI ROUSSEY, TOM & LAUREEN SHARPE, CHRIS WALL.
COORDINATORS: JOELLE CHANEY AND LAUREEN SHARPE
TODDLER ROOM-ST. MARGARET
TEACHER: TAMI ROUSSEY
STUDENTS: NORA HERNANDEZ, DAVID FASBENDER, MATTHEW GRAHAM,
PRESCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN-ST. ANNE
TEACHERS: DONNA BULLARD, CHRIS WALL, LAUREEN SHARPE
STUDENTS; CHLOE WALL, COURTNEY WALL, SEBASTIAN VANADIA, ABIGAIL GRAHAM
1ST/2ND/3RD GRADES-ST. MARY
TEACHERS: JOELLE CHANEY/TOM SHARPE
STUDENTS: EMMA JENKINS,AUDREY GRAHAM, VICTORIA VANADIA, SAMANTHA SANZOBRIN, KAYLA SPARRE, ELISE SPARRE, NICKOLAS LEONARD
4TH/5TH/6TH GRADES-ST. NICHOLAS
TEACHERS: ART NOREN, KEVIN ROUSSEY
STUDENTS: BENJAMIN CLEMENCE, NICK EGGENBERGER, NICHOLAS ROUSSEY, JOSH LEONARD, JOHN ROLLER, EMILY HOUSTON, AUSTIN SHARPE, TAYLOR SHARPE, JARED MORRISON
7TH/8TH/9TH/10TH/11TH/12TH GRADES-RICHARDSON ROOM
TEACHERS:
STUDENTS: MICHAEL HOUSTON, KIRSTEN NOVAK, SHANNON MOY, CHRISTINE SAITER, BETH CHANEY, ASHLEE ROUSSEY, MAX KLEIN, RICKY CLEMENCE, SAMANTHA CLEMENCE, JIMMY SEATON, BOBBY CLEMENCE, EMILY CHANEY, PARKER KLEIN, JESSICA SAITER
AT THIS TIME THERE ARE NOT TEACHERS FOR THE JR. HIGH/HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS. WE ARE AWARE THAT THIS GROUP OF STUDENTS ARE CURRENTLY INVOLVED WITH THE SEEKER GROUP, AND DO MEET ONCE A MONTH WITH SEEKER LEADERS , AS WELL AS THE CANTERBURY VISITS ONCE A MONTH. WE WILL UPDATE OR ANNOUNCE WHEN/IF WE HAVE TEACHERS IN PLACE FOR THIS AGE GROUP.
ALL STUDENTS MUST HAVE REGISTRATION FORMS FILLED OUT AND LEFT WITH THE CLASSROOM TEACHER. REGISTRATION FORMS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN EACH CLASSROOM AND ARE AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE ALSO. IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE REGISTRATION FORMS, PLEASE SEE JOELLE CHANEY OR LAUREEN SHARPE. WE HAVE DONE OUR BEST WITH CLASS ROSTERS, PLEASE LET US KNOW IF WE ARE MISSING SOMEONE OR HAVE PLACED THEM IN THE WRONG AGE GROUP OR SPELLED THEIR NAMES INCORRECTLY OR THEY WOULD PREFER TO BE CALLED BY A NICKNAME.
WHAT DOES A TYPICAL CLASS FOR YOUR CHILD LOOK LIKE? WE USUALLY GATHER THE CHILDREN, FIND OUT HOW THEY ARE AND HOW THEIR WEEK PRIOR WAS, OPEN WITH A PRAYER, MOVE ON TO PREPARED LESSON & ACTIVITIES FOR THE DAY, HAVE A SNACK (USUALLY A PRAYER PRIOR TO SNACK), CHILDREN’S COLLECTION (CLASSES ROTATE WHO TAKES COLLECTION IN TO THE CHURCH), WRAP UP OF ACTIVITIES WITH A CLOSING PRAYER AND DISMISSAL. KIDS AND TEACHERS RETURN TO CHURCH DURING THE PEACE. OUR GOAL IS TO HAVE A GATHERING, THE STORY, AND THEN GOING FORTH—A WEEKLY RITUAL THAT PROVIDES A REASSURING AND DEPENDABLE STRUCTURE FOR THE KIDS NO MATTER WHICH TEACHER VOLUNTEER IS THERE IN CLASS ANY PARTICULAR SUNDAY.
WE ARE USING THE EPISCOPAL CHILDREN’S CURRICULUM OR ECC AGAIN THIS YEAR. THE PROGRAM WAS DEVELOPED BY AN EPISCOPAL SEMINARY AND AN EPISCOPAL PUBLISHER EXPRESSLY FOR THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. IT IS BUILT ON SCRIPTURE, THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, THE HYMNAL 1982, CHURCH TRADITIONS, LITURGY AND HISTORY. ECC FOCUSES ON FOUR GENERAL AREAS OF STUDY-OLD TESTAMENT (HEBREW SCRIPTURES), NEW TESTAMENT, SACRAMENTS,AND THE CHURCH. THESE FOUR AREAS ARE STUDIED EACH YEAR AT EACH AGE LEVEL.
ECC PROVIDES NINE YEARS OF MATERIALS, THREE AT EACH OF THREE LEVELS: PRESCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN (AGES 3-5); PRIMARY (GRADES 1 TO 3) AND INTERMEDIATE (GRADES 4-6).
TO DESIGNATE THE YEARS WITHIN EACH AGE LEVEL, THREE SYMBOLS ARE USED: SHELL (IN THE YEAR THAT BAPTISM IS STUDIED); CHALICE (IN THE YEAR THAT EUCHARIST IS STUDIED); CROSS (IN THE YEAR THAT WORSHIP IS STUDIED).
THE CHURCH SCHOOL IS CURRENTLY ON THE CHALICE YEAR.
WE’VE MOVED! WELL, WE’VE ACTUALLY MOVED A LOT OF STUFF !
ALL OF THE CHURCH SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND CURRICULUM HAVE BEEN MOVED TO A NEW AREA OF SHELVES IN WHAT IS NOW ALSO THE CLASSROOM FOR THE 2ND/3RD/4TH GRADE CLASS. IN OUR EFFORTS TO INVENTORY AND ORGANIZE OUR SUPPLIES, WE ARE TRYING TO KEEP WHAT WE ARE STORING TO THE SHELVING UNITS THAT THE BUILDING AND GROUNDS GROUP HAVE SO GENEROUSLY SUPPLIED. WE HUMBLY ASK THAT AT THIS TIME NO NEW DONATIONS ARE ADDED TO OUR INVENTORY SO THAT WE CAN MAINTAIN THE SPACE WE’VE BEEN GIVEN TO IT’S CURRENT CAPACITY. PERHAPS AS WE GET USED TO OUR NEW SPACE WE WILL PUBLISH A WISH LIST OF SUPPLIES WE ARE IN NEED OF, BUT AT THIS POINT IN TIME WE ARE FILLED TO CAPACITY-THANKS BE TO GOD!
WE HOPE YOUR CHILD WILL BE HAVING FUN WITH US EACH SUNDAY AND THAT THEY KNOW THEY ARE A VERY SPECIAL PART OF ST. ANDREW’S. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT WITH YOUR CHILD’S TEACHERS AND GET TO KNOW THE PEOPLE WHO ARE HELPING YOUR CHILD GROW IN GOD’S CHURCH.
GOD’S PEACE,
THE ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH SCHOOL TEACHER VOLUNTEERS : DONNA BULLARD, JOELLE CHANEY, ART NOREN, KEVIN & TAMI ROUSSEY, TOM & LAUREEN SHARPE, CHRIS WALL.
COORDINATORS: JOELLE CHANEY AND LAUREEN SHARPE
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